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VALUABLE C GREEN STAMPS c« given. ^ Judga. mt a n d up rE h ill HIGH FASHION for tba ♦ ♦♦♦ 3M dar Due Today t. Judge. FOR SMALL PEOPLE .Gasoline Price I. late Si all spring and B y False Intelligence leceaaed. 25.00 MIRACLES! Iggina of PITTSBURGH (AP)-^Top War Spreading ir, by Bambury the from summer in / union policy committees were be and jexpecM to give quick sanc HAVANA (AP)—A lettert"* on into a vary superior By THE ASSOCU^TBD PftESS owed lor and these coats purportedly written by a pris enemy. San Roman, the newspa bring In tion today to a new two-year pers aaid, claimed the invsdera Gasoline prices here Are U.S. late, and ROSECREST'S oner captured in last year’s 1 to. give labor contract for the vast had been told the^ would be put sliding downward in response left; bambury suedella. unsuccessful Cuban invasion ashore a t' an uninhabltated spot tn bring steel industry. to n spread in the price war. lime al- featured with a high yoke claims the invaders had been and that the Castro forces had no are just a PACK 'N C O Chief oxecutiyos of the major communications in the area. Regular gasoline could be bought and flaring skirt, navy, ■7 w otoel flrina are believed to have given false and inexact intelli for 23.9 cents a gallon at some aqua, peach, gold, kelly, Miproved the pact beforehand. Instead, he w-as quoted as writ gence information, Havana ing. the ln}'aders rah into a town stations yesterday. Oiarlei Mat nude, red. 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. FASHIONS.. They held a oeoret meeting here ties of West Hartford, former pres Rival Senate Chiefs Friday night. newspapers said today. with hundreds of lights tliat had The letter was admitted .into evi ident of the Connecticut Gasoline small sampling ' Contract detalU wore to be an a. microwave communication link Retailers Association, said he nounced about midday after meet- dence in the mass trial of 1,179 with Havana, which flashed the. feared the price would be driven 2 4 .9 9 liiga of the United Steelworfcera prisoners captured in the Bay of news of the invasion before the in atill lower. a field of Union’a Executive Board and Ptga invasion attempt. The Cuban vaders got a^ore. There have also been reports Both'Hail Selection ES of the miraculous Wage-Policy Committee. . It waa radio aaid IP prisoners have ad The letter also reportedly said price cuts in Mesiden, Manchester, flowort en reliaUy reported the agreement mitted that the U.S. Central Intel two other. landings which should New Britain, Bristol, Middletown, ■foil within tho guidea for wage- ligence Agency masterminded the have taken lace in Oriente and New Haven and along the fiercely By HARRY KEIXY 7 dacfon price atablllty laid down by Preol- invsaion. , Plnar del R io' provinces never competitive Berlin Turnpike. WASHINGTON (AP)—Former All-Ameri(» halfback By deot Kennedy. The trial, in weekend receos, will came ractlca in government, and in the To Return Bed Mtorm* pARt." < blouse 5.99 For the union, the deal repre- “ We wonder," continued Pinney,! Navy — in addition to hie re mblBg. . . . all a aented job security gains for markable acholarly acoompllah- latBot. "Whether this action waa caused; W o r t h sportswear, workers more worried these days Dempsey Hits Delay by the suspicion, shared by m any,: ments aito hie aervlcce aa law second floor nbout retaining jobs.in an industry that he (Secretary of Welfare! clerk to (Jhlef Juatlee Vinaon — hard-htt by unemployment than By RAYMOND E. PAIAIEX H irw Abraham Ribicoff) might not have; have given him a humane and un obtaining higher earnings. The derstanding approach to people m with million dollars been offered, his long-cherished LONDON (AP)— The wife of workera already earn an average dtehna. Supreme Court posf." and to problems," said Kenhed,v. a Ghana Cabinet minister balked .93.38 an hour. On Drink Age Boost ■ The GOP chief concluded. "We "He has excelled In everything a^fuU today at her husband’s order te eomor The new contract was expected are firmly convinced that the vot he has attempted," Kennedy said, to guarantee minimum- weekly ers of Connecticut, 'remembering "And I know that he will excel on give up her new $8,400,-gold- End of worth of fashion STOP! . NEW HAVEN (A P) — Oov.ebe made at leant to prevent young' imblnn* eanUngs, improved oeniorlty and his gubernatorioi walkout, will be the highest court in the land." plated bed. She likes it better ALL W OOL grievance aettlement procedures John N, Dempsey said today Con steni from bringing home the il- completely decisive In returning White has had no axperlence on than diamonds. Besides, she aaid. look and listen! and extended vacations for, longer necticut must go it alone in fight oohol Uiey would have been pre him to private life come Novem tho bench, but Kennedy said the It’s a better and safer investment. service employee. ing the traffic haxard posed by the vented from buying in Connseticut. ber,” bar association has rated White Mary Edussl spotted the doubla • BOUCLES New York Jaw that lets 16-year- It. at a mere 25.00! this NEW ERA- The nation, as well as tha com- .•"At the preaeht time.” he said. Ribicoff______said______yesterday,,, tn Wash- as ‘exceptionally well qualified' bed, plated with 22-carat gold, to ponies and workers, have been oids buy aJeohoUc beverages. “if the police find youngsters with ingtpn that he would rather be a for hie new responalblltUee.” London store last week and im • POM-POM spared the economic agony of an- It is obvious the New York leg liquor In their possesion, they are 1 senator from Connecticut than a ' However, Rep. George Header, mediately tested its 1,340 gleam shirt leads islature will not raise the mini ran ImUt ether steel strike—in marked powerless to take any action be Supreme Court Justice. R-Mlch„ a member of the House ing springs. - CLOTH mum drinbing age at least imtll cause there is no law against such He made the comment when "I took one look said, roomn 3 lives! .contrast to the record 116-day Judiciary Committee, disagreed. tha Mg walkout featuring the 1959 steel next year, "and there is sq assur popsena(dn. naked if he would be interested.in He said the President had db- That's for me’,” she told newa ance tht it will eome 'even ififn'," filling the Supreme Court seat Byron R. White, named laat night to the U. S. Buprtm« Oourt, aa men. ‘T Just knew I had to have • the ap- above: all wool prin- • DIAGONAL netotiations. " I hope very much that there llvered the court a "devastating walk- far left: straW mat and This time negotlatore—at the he aaid. will' be <«m:ly, favorable action in Vacated by Justice Charles Evans ho wax Intorvioiwod to Denver.. ( AP ^hotofqx). blow by appointing a totally mv It. Every wife will know how 1 I, e the convertible Whittaker. 1 planter, ceas coat embroidered WEAVES In a apsooh prepared for dellv- the next session of the General As qualified political minion to a poet felt;” .Bad the faille over collar, apri diagonal weave, notched collar can (Cdat^BBed ea Page Two) 01^ .at the 1962 Governor’s Con- sembly An. a wn^maldnf tbe pos . The seat was given stveral hours ragkfded by overy lawyer and M rs.' Eduset . handed startled le often. collar. 4 gored straight be opened fsrenM on ,'Tiape Sgtsty, to wMeh session o f liquor by . porapna. under after lUbieeffa reply to Deputy Vidiifelit Opi^oRition svsry clUaen as the acme -of legal atora..dtlari» a cheek for 3|000 k cot, banana, yose, aqua, • OAfMEAL he'sununoiieiT hundreds of persons Atty. Gen. Byi‘bn R. White. back, patch, pockets. 6 or closed 21 a punishable irifense.** attainmant." \ ' pennri*—$8,400—and five workmen MB Man- red, navy. 3 to 6x, 7 to oMcinntd with traEe probliiBs, The Governor said Stats Police White got word of his appoint, hauIeS the huge-bed to her London te n 12. TWEEDS to 18. $500,000 Bond Dempsey - said Connecticut will yvlll continue to put heavy em Slide Rlocht Ri>ad ment . by telephone while at apartment and assembled It In tho n, lovelsr e button on have to do the bqst It lean.in cop phasis oh patrols of the border MlDDUCTOWN (API—A pock- tending a social science founda bedroom. Mrs. Eduset has been laee. dla- • PLAIDS the jabot ing with the New York law. towrtis, particularly on weekends, allde eariy today poured an eetl- Pemn Foes Rally tion meeting at the University of living in London while her new In Connecticut and all the other mated .50 tons of rocks and earth Garage ' 21.99 and presto! Set for Texas’ in hopM that this wrlll discourage Denver $56,000 home Is being built in r patio, • GREY above right: 10% wool states adjacent to. New York the teen-agers from crossing the line M tp the Mlddletowm-Hlgganum He said, " I ’m, very, very hon Ghana. tuferrod. with matching hatl logoi drinking age is 21. Becausd to drink. Expressway. ored. I'm very happy the Presi When word of the purchase int rant FLANNELS flannel classic, flap pock e drip dry cotton Top Financier they can buy drinks in New Yoik He appealed to teen-agers to The slide occurred about alx To Support Guido dent hss the confidence in me to reached Accra, her hual^d ad MB. if th ^ ai;e 16 or older, some young consider the risk they run when miles from the center of Middle- nominate me and I'll try to jus mitted embarrasament. He Is ets. flange cuf. gray only. people cross the line to New York town near the Bible Rock land tify hts confidence. It's a very Ghana's minister of industries. AMARUXO. Tex. (AP)—Finan they drive after drinking, as well .. .ewB- 6 to 18. white to do their drinking. as the danger to which they ex mark on the main highway.. There large undertaking." Declaring himself the No. 1 disci nia and cier BilUe fiol .Estes faced the were no injuries but one vehicle ple of Piresident Kwame Nkrumah weekend in' a small cofmty Jail Towns along the . Connecticut- pose other teen-agers who go along BUENOS AIRES (AP)-^Argen-f Brazilian Foreign Minister San The appointment was the latest they are vanilla' New Yoric border are. frequently being driven by a woman narroiyly tine's antl-Peronlat political par tiago Dantas took pains to deny and socialism, Edusei said such a reverberatlmis frexh his arrest a's<. oaasengsrs. escaped being trapped. of many honors for White. anch op the setting for accidents involving ‘fit seems to, mq. too,” he said, ties showed signs today of rally an earlier government statement He was graduated as valedic in three were felt on Wall Street and fn State Police' rerouted traffic on (Continued on Page Seven) below right: plaid and oat blue Washington. cars driven by teen-agers who "tbat It Is clearly the risponsl- ing to the new president, Jose asserting Brazilian recognition of torian of the 1938 cisea at the Unl- nt with have bought. liquor on the New old Route 9 around the blocked Maria Guiifo. But»the shadow of the new Argentine regime repre E s t ^ 87, reputed to be a, multi biltty Of 'the patents of teen-agers highway. vereity of Colorado. He was a In to be left: meal tweed, cardigan box gold Yortc side and are returning home. wdio drlva -can, either their own military rule hovered over the na sented no problems. member of Phi Bets Keppa and ured It millionaire, hnd 'three of his asso all wool check. 4-but- coat, slash welt pockets. ciates .ivere arrested Thureday Thia is the problem that concerat or the family ear, to know where tion. Government sources tn San Joae won a Rhodes scholarship. . he nen' Dempsey. Named Director ton front, popular car lime night by federal agents on charges they are going and what thev are The diminutive 51-year-old for aaid Cotta Rica ordinarily did not But when he joined the admln- a make 4 gored stitched yoke For months, he has waged a PROVIDENCaE. R.I. (AP)—Mar recognize regimea that spring .cotorn, digan neck, easy fit of conspiracy and transporting going to do when they get there. mer Senate president set about to iatratloii as No. 2 man in the Jus Bulletins'' back. 6 to 18. strawberry fraudulent chattel mortgages. steady campaign—without succesa "I appeal again to all parents tino E. Doyle of Hartford, Conn., assemble a Cabinet to deal with from army coups. give an ting flare back, raglan waa named a director yesterday tice Department under the Pres Culled from AP Wires Estes was held under 1500,000 —to get ■ the New York legisla tp accept and discharge this re- the confusion created by the mili " Guido's biggest encouragement ident's brother, Atty. Oen. Robert rloe for ture to revise the law. of the Puritan Life Insurance 0>m- came from Indications that he sleeves, solid color butter bond—one of the highest ever set tary's ouster of Preeldent Arturo F. Kennedy, White waa best Dempsey aaid an attempt aflll pany. Miss Doyle Is an assistant might be able to weld the two ma trim, sizes 7-14. tn Texas. Two of his associates, (Oonttnned on Page Nine) Frondizi. In this, Guido is expset- know nationally as Whizzer creme Harold E, Orr, 31, and Rusl Alex actuary with Puritan's parent com ed Initially to get support from jor parties into some kind of coail- STEEL PACT APPtSOVEO b u y ... pany, Connecticut General Life In UoOk Together they control Con- White, the spectacular 190-pound Oak St. ander, 36, both of Amarillo, remain- almost all political parties. But halfback who led Colorado to the ^ PITTSBUROH (AP) — Tba 28 to 38 'Od under 6250,000~boiM- after at surance Co- ______he— faced— fui'mldable— uppoeltlew grras ■ whether or not the Pernn- a four) ists are allowed to take office. c o m flBOM'l in 1938. We played | nt own- OPEN 6 DAYS tempts to reduce their bail foil- Plus Drunk Qiemical Test ahead, both at home and abroad. that fall for the Plttahurgh Steel-1 Board today approved a new rail be. ad. UrgCB Hike in Dutte$ Angry and poselbly violent op era of the National Football i two-year contract agreement for and all with add- 9:30 A.M.to 5:45 P.M. The bond on the third aasodata, dining WASHINOTON (AP) — U.S. position was expected from the PropsKsiida? League. - the' etoel industry. PreeMenl reeult. a-vear hems! THURS. to 9:00 P.M. 3 .9 9 Coleman D. MeSpadden of Lub Blep, John 8. Monagtn. D-Conn. followers of exiled dictator Juan David J. McDonald of the nnloa bock. was cut to $25,000, and he In 1939. while taking off a I. pnt In Mulcahy Again Urges has asked President Kennedy to D. Peron, who drew more than 2.5- BUBINOS AIRES. Argentina was enUiuslasticslly cheered oa main floor, sportswear waa freed. year to study at Oxford as a he M t the executive board aea- vent to approve an increase in import milllon votes — 35 per cent of the (AP) -r- TTie two numl>ara r j The. three are executives of the duties on pins from 20 to 35 per Rhodes scholar, White met the slon for a larger meetiag of the e room, total — tn the March 18 electione broadcast by the govemment- Kennedy brothera. Their father, a two Superior Manufacturing Co., mak cent of value. union’s wage policy ccnunlttee. er o f fertUicer tanks. that touched off the crisis and nin television before the oath- Joseph P. Kennedy, then was sm- Absolute Speed Limit Mcnagah said yesterday that pin from the powerful confederation taking of Argentina's new Involved are mortgages said to manufacturers in his district have bossailor to the Court of 8t. KOMORF., 28.1, WINS of labor, with more than 3-mlllion president. Jose Maria Guido, Jsmee's. In thin oecure money loaned to fannera to been hurt by low-price Imports. In AINTREE, England (AP)—KU- GREEN STAMPS TOMORROW buy storage tanks for anhydrous members. Friday were: "I Got Plenty When he retunied to the United r. Han NEW HAVEN (AP)—fltaie P o-^ h lch they are obeyed and Inter- Tho military wants Guido —r o' .Muttln.'" and "We're Go more won the 121st running of li down. ammonia, a fertilixer. (Coatinued on Page Sea-en) ^tlin Grand National qtoeplecnase Lata Friday, one of a group of lies Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy preted.' they apparently consider him un ing to Make s Big Deal.” (fkinUnned on Page Seven) Uao hla made a hard-hitl^ appeal today He noted that most state police der their thumb — to once again today on a course iHiaked by lean en- finanee companies dseply In- rain and sleet. Wjudburgh was with all cash purchases volvsd.in West Texas apieultural for a maximum o p ^ law and a speeding arrest cases are made at drive the Peroniats .underground Jly two, chemical test for drunken driytog/ 15 mlies per hour over the "engi and sharply curtail the powerful second, and Mr, What, winner of enty of mqrtgages—Pacific Finance Corp. In Connecticut. f the world'e tougheat Jumping of Los Angelas, Calif.—sued Estes neered and potted speed limit." Liz JHas Date labor unions, largely Peronlst. It Told Them How to Do Job, Too loo^ n g CONVENIENT FREE PARKING Mulcahy told a governor's con This was .not done because the it up to Congress to make the de nice In 1958, took third place to HoOow and others for $4,300,000. ference on traffic safety at Tale the flMd of S2 startora tor the mto petition, filed in federal speed limit or the design speed of cision. ' ertgage REAR OF STORE University that people and not the the highway Is faulty,” he said. With ‘Antony,’ four-mile, 8M-yard event over 89 court here, alleged they were in The military showed signs of fencee. The National carries with not toe automobile were the cause of the 'It is because juries, made up of splintering. Tho War Ministry an >eta are default of $647,754.50 on sale, con high toll of highway traffic fa Five Accused of Murder It the first Irish Hoepltai eweep- tracts purchased from them by the same kind of drivers who ap nounced that five top generals talities. pear before them, don't realize or Mum on Eddie etakee of the season. Kilmore, Pacific Finance. who had opposed tho coup bore ridden by Fred Winter, storied at MEN'S The police commissioner said can't be made to realize that speed asked for retirement. They Ore Ontonlal A spokOaman for a doxen fi that there were many facets to the odds of 38-1 and won by 16 nance companies said earlier the kills, maims and 'destroys more ROME (A PI—Elizabeth Taylor Gen. Rosendo Fraga. Oefl. Erurique ear fa ARROW WHITE SHIRTS highway safety problem, but he people and property than any ^ay Victim Hired Them lengths. Wynburgh wae 45-1, and firms have about 1>S million tied and Richard Burton went night- Rauch, G«n. Carlos Peralta, Com Mr. What, 33-1. Ga.v Nasoree, at ir. Own- NEW SPRING stressed In hla prepared talk the other single esuae of collision, and mander Ventura LsUs Moron and open to up in mortgages 'for amimonia heed for gn absolute maxinftto clubbing to Rome early today. lOA-l, finished fourth. tanks. because our prims facie law sup Earlier. Eddie Fisher, in New Manuel Olsseoaga. The ministry iMWt of speed limit and a chemical teat ports personal opinion rather than By CARL K. BELL ^Jackson Keb. 25 l>y answering a The tanks cost an average ef York, denied that his marriage did not say so. hut Informants ssld PHOENIX, Aria. (AP) — Five^fob-wanted advertisement in a' . VOLPE TO ACT ON STRIKE ALL WEATHER \ for drunken driving. professional knowledge." Fraga, Rauch and Peralta were MuleOhy said that the word with the film star was on the ; young men face possible death i^oenix newspaper. He told the! BOSTON (AP) — Leslie Aln- (Ceattaned ea Page THrtow) Under a maximum s j^______d law,__ . rocks. Mies Taylor thus far has' under house arrest sentences to a clumsy slaying .for youth what he wanted and offered; p buyer “ limit” has ceased to mean any driver exceeding a qiccified speed i declined to make any statement' In Madrid, reliable sources said le}’. Gov.. John A. Volpe's secre t. Goat COATS thing in Connecticut, I which they claim they were hired him jeweliT valued at more than: tory, said toe gowrnor will coll limit automatically be guilty of backing up Fisher's denial. , another top Argentine soldier, (Jen, I and coached by the victim hlnuelf. $6,000 if toe killing could be made' the legtsUtiire to ronVene at 1 I’a bank 4.50 He said that the spoqdscrnrdiiw ‘ ■P**6ing. It would not mean, I In s t e p ■nlliiig happily, she and; Hector d’Andrea, had rerigned os ind look posted by the police. Four of the five, all Phoenix Ne to look like a robbiry-murder. ■' ^, p.m. t^ a y to take "whatever ac Secret Army Hits . Mlninn m»s«a no however, , '. ' that he v could a iu a exceeaexceed : mthe e oo-yesr-oiaS6^year-dld Welsh-born weisn-Dom ssurum,Burton, j wambaeeodor n o u w w r touu Spain .u, in "••oi'-i . Clemmie Jackson enlisted the ch la up renowned for fine fashion and out famous "COURIER CLO TH "... opinion, means n maxi- who plays "Antony" to "Cleopatra” j against Frondlzl's ouster. Sources groes, admitted taking a retired tion is necessary to the strike of aa three Albany, N.Y., jewler. Samuel L. four others but backed out him-; Metropolitan Transity Authority the new fabric idea that's 3 French. Outposts "It ironic that som* of “ ** •*•** went on a round of the nightspots i to Buenoe Aires said a number of Reanlrii, Into the Arizona desert self an hour before their rendez-' workers. The unauthorized work Wo flre- 1 4 .9 9 It seems ironic mat some o«. For _ _ instancy,___ If the leglalature__^ ____ 1 11 _toto » * -u the . .i—dawii ; hours: nth*- other >mh>H8dnmi ambassadors abroad abroad hod had rs- rs- qualllT. standing quality . . and H 4 H has -J ___ tb# finest traffic angtoeetn in I and tugging on opposite ends of voue with Resnlck. ' stoppage left Boston and IS oth soft, silky, shape-.rafaining ALGIERS (AP) — Secra^army ,.ce(pntry who are on the staff i sdi^ted 60 m.pji. as the maximum A photographer caught them a t; ^ _____ . - . :an 18-foot rope to strangle him.. According to plan, Resnick went er communities wlUioot public • porch,' er (H ow a rd s) Ives*P ««d limit for the state, this 8:30 a,m. at the exit of "Brick ° A.ndrea once person^y readily in handsome and styled for round the clock •emmandos oferran tfiree Frasch — er iwowaro ».) ives ..— ^ to go TO | Top's," a popular Rome nightclub , ed Juan D. PtrM foUow^ a coop The fifth told of seUlng It up be^ for a stroll after dinner March 1.; transportation today. AInhysald nt. Xoyr one of the most complete collections acgiy outposts nrar prieaasvlUeJoc cause Reeniek said he had an un A short distance from h|s moder-l also the National Guard has M : mllM wets o t on all roOda. If he was on a : where they had epent two hours. I to October,. ;IS^, when Peron was been alerted In case It Is needed. laten to subdued waar in new colors and patterns. ______ith s posted 45 m.p.h. limit,! Actually, Miss Taylor and Bur-; vice president of the republic. bearably painful, incurable cancer ately priced home In northwest Jl, w ell iOFtmai SO aoliiimrbut _ and ivanted hia wife Lillian to col Phoenix, he climbed Into a car with The work stoppage was without Mm b SA r ! ssiztog thplr arms, speM and MtietyVompletely disre-' that would be the one the driver i ton—both smiling broadly—a p -: Ouldo also faced i knotty prob- the sanction of the carmen's un of fabric and collar styles! sanfor had to obey. ’ peered almost twilltog to pose. Liz,. lem of winning diplomatic, recogni- lect $50,000 life Insurance. R, E. Jackson, Tlllls. Jones and glen plaids. The cancer story Is disputed by Spurlock. ion which said It would abide by ''^"The'tirst person who happens Attempts to win passage of a ^ dressed in a leopard-skin coat and: tion for his r ^ m e . No foreign dlp- ng, but medical evidence; the insurance I They drove about 10 miles to a a tesnporary Injunction Issued • olive eblu e 7 5 .0 0 « r et a M ^ jr a t e 10- ^sagtoe with them frequently i speed law and one inak- j hat, held Burton by the ann. ; lomats attended Friday's ceremony ansje by R i^ ck 'i famllyV^t toe, remote spot in toe desert and got' yesterdayirday by Superior Court to hear ized for permanent fit. has'his opinion of unrealistic l i m i t s !^ the results of-chemical testsj Then they dashed for his big.m which Guido, glumly took the property • black • brown their e f u t p o into flW'sontSroalig state^ ssjrs it doesn't matter. -Pre- I out - of - ..the car. - Judge Lewis B. (ioldberg. Gold' OTHER MICHAELS STERNS SUITS aMantatoa 'The French sNdfera mnnorted to court,*' Mulcahy said. I *<^**it>t* *■ avldence to drunken f Amerioan automobile and roared oath of office publicly under ^ mediUted Idlltag aUU Is murder, "Do a good job.” the .four berg said today/ It Is op to the rbron In • split shoulder ■ • Ore lack of a maximum casen- failed to...... tKe last...... ees-1 ...... away,...... losing. .pursuing _ photogra. eyes of the nation's military o build. .58.00 to 89.60 wH« aat harmed. - puntobahle by death In the g a s ' quoted Resnlck as telling them. "I MTA management to make O^HER SHIRTS 3.95 to 6.95 • fly front, center vent AlgmUa oattomist limit to OonnecUcut, Mul Sion of the general aaeemMy. )phers re trof. news weekly "Gen-I Buenos Aires. 21. and Jesse TUlis. 19. ttM_rebel e x ^ - rti|lme' 'ifr that is whot our courts have ruledlcut,t," he aaid. *:it is even legal to -T he Italian n It broke. retary of Welfare Abraham Blb- would toterpretJng wir prims fOcie drinkink and drivA"drive." ~ ! te" of Milan publishedpul a telescopic | In_ Washington, _ State Depart A preliminary hearing in toe case has been continued to Wednes The four Mid Reznick then told Iccff said today cancer boats the open^W path foe Algerian ooopara- speed law. Our tow merely aayn Tho commissioner said that I shot of toe 30-year-old actress and ment press officer Lincoln White U.S. Economy 60,0(»man-years said the United States would con day following two day* of testi them. "Here, let me show you thm wMh Draace, the A n h world you Shall not travel at on unrea- :when a policeman picks up a pe-1 Burton Mssing while not on tlia how," doubled the rope for them of productivity a year. He said wlth rsgoaf to U» deatrian drunk. *'tha drunk lands t Cleopatra set at Rcme’t Ctoecltto, sult with Its ■‘‘friends to this hem mony. Sheriff's Capt. Ralph Edmund- and added :"I'1I get on my kiteez that equals abont $215 million to He ______aad wrathar riuuHitto court*— 80 days or 880 — or I Both wore three-quarter length isphere” before deciding on its | services and salaries. otanoaC FO O D SALE! I policy. did not specify son said all five o f toe defendants, thlz time." 10 A.M . to 12:00 ^ the ‘mUdeBefr at S ther * tiona. H%o to ri> jtM ^ what uijh worda to that affect. ” bathrobes over toeir costumes, Ha Arranged to create the appear $189 million to i^eadlng carn- Hneni’.— s dwto^OforenceAiLUie; jnesaonahlt means?*’ "W hat a b ou t the dignified i In New York Friday, Fisher ad- tu n of toe ccmsulUtiona, UJB. of- quaationed separately, gave this version nf toe crime down to vir- ance of robbery, the elaln Res- taga, $28 million In tacoma taxes AURINE SCOUTS Mqkahy SUd there was’ nothiiK drank?” ha aakad. . mittod that hla wife refused to Is- a d ^ mads clear, however, that and at least as much other - raqognlUoo of the Azganttoa ra- t u ^ y the laat gruesome datoll: la uaraaSUIc about the iBato’e apera (OanttnoeS'ea BagaThree) tax laveBuea iw BlIia >«•> ttatito “BBlsra tt t o ^ manaar to « aa Fawa lliito ) (OaaS aa V afs Hlaa) would not ha antoutotle. Raaiick, SI, eoRtoetod Cfommla I ■ ' ; V ' 'V ■ HANCHESTER e v e n i n g ^B A L D , MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31. 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARiCH 81, l'962 PAGE T B B S i
RockviUe-Vernon South Windsor Told Them How to Do J oh. Too Announce. Engagements Charles Brown Sheinwold on Unitarian to Give Named to State Views on Easter Five Accused of Murider ! iDistributioii Set AS VOU SWALLOW < ticiih deelir ' Planning H>st so SHALL TOU WEEP Notth^oiiUi TriMnUe. ; TTie Rev. Fayson Miller, pastor ; ' On Celebratioii By Alfred Shetaweld M « r a ot the Unitarian Oiurch, Hart ♦ Q 4 Say Victim Hired Them "Tell me what a man eats, and ford, will speak on "A Unitarian Tan?orr"but found he operated a citato o f Jewelry . aeal itampa \vill be available from Oent. Orcutt replaces Ralph L. - A - , * » noon to l.p.m. Sunday at the ahop- and East won wijh the king. East holds, degrees‘ from .Goshen Col only 25 cents.” stores in Albany, N. T. H# came to Geaelman. continued the suit, and South held A A r 3 lege, Indlisna; the University of Resnlck's body was found three Arizona in 1959 after developing center on Rt. 31 aa well as Brown -Is a former director of V AK71 on’s store and Coventry off untU the third round. Cmcago, an d . Harvard Divinity days later by a man riding a heart condition which, his per C the state group. He has served on 0 AK<3 Grange Hall in the north end of Declarer then lad the three of School. He studied at the Hart through-the desert on a horse. sonal physician said, waa his only the district zoning commission club#, and Weet sleepily played * 4 3 ford Seminary Foundation for two Investigators received a report major ailment prior Jo hU death. town. V. . I . , eight years. WeW, Arthur J. Vinton and John Het- the seven. This allowed South to years before entering Harvard to from another man that Resnlck 'An autopsy showed no trace of The new o f f i c c r e were an I Pass< 2 4 . rm- a malignancy. . ' ael.hava a supply of those items. | play the eight of clubs from dum complete his theological training. had sought to hire him for a kill nounced ;tit the federation’# annual 3 NT AU : ing. Guessing that 3tesnick might A request by .defense attorneys They may also be obtained at the my, ducking the trick to EhMt. The Rev. Mr. Miflar taught to meetiim Wednesday at Manero'e School was now out, for there OpuiBg laaO •^‘ 4 S have found a taker among job that his body be re-examined can Tiwn Office Building on Main St. the public echools of northern In Steak House in Berlin.- was no way for East to defeat the diana for, four yeara was on to- seekers, officers checked through not be carried out. It wOe cremat All mall going through the Cov- The meeting marked the first rIn.'Mifled ads and cam# up with ed and the ashes tossed over the contract. No matter what Bast re- "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send striictor at Bluffton College, Ohio, - entry Post Office is being can- presentation of the' Elmer R. Co- tunted, South could .take his ovm Clemmli Jackson's. They also Arizona desert north ot Phoenix . eeled with a stamp proclaiming 60c' to Bridge Book, Maachaater for three years, and taught courses bum award, presented to the wid: five tricks and then win four club to psychology at Simmons College, found an automobile containing a from an airplane. the celebration, Mrs. Lyon said. I ow of the late Mr. Cobum. The Evening Hersdd, Box S318, Grand \ trieke In the dummy. Central Sta., N. T; 17, N. T. Boston, for four and a halt years. Wooden nickels proclaiming the award is named, for the group's West could 'have defeated the Be served parishes iff Woverly, town's quarter, millennial celebra 'The engagement of Mini JudithO Tha engagement of Mtsa SarahO The engagement of Mis* R. founder-who was its principfU or (Copyright 1962, General Fea Ann Willard of Ashford to Ray Arlene Perras of Manchester to Jo- contract Vt he had tidcen'it easy tures (Jorp.) .Wayland and Roxbury, Mass, be tion have been contributed by local Ann Peck to William Carl John ganizer and pilot in its early years. on the mashed potatoes and gravy mond J. Winter .of Manchester seirti F. Fagan III of West Hart fore coming to Hartford to 1941. CALL NOW BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH! merchants. son. both of Manchester, has been' He was a member of the Connecti at dinner. He would have been He has been a board member To data eight homes have been has been announqsd by her par ford has been aimounced by her cut Development Commission. EX-SENATOR IMPROVED announced by her father, Fred ents Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenneth parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leon ,0. alert for that first ro4ad of .clubs, of local and state mental health definitely offered for the old homes When South led the three of clubs. PROVIDENCE, B. I. CAP)— Pre-Spring S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S On erick Peck, 14 Strong’ St. She is Willard of AsMord. Perras, 60 B.lrch St. Former U. 8. Sen. Theodore PYui- associatiems, t h e Connecticut tour on July 10 and 12. These in also the daughter of the,late Mrs. Advertisement— West would have played the Jack, Planned Parenthood League and Is clude the homes of Capt. and Mrs. Her fiance is the son of /Mr. Her fiance' it the son of Mr. and X-ray technician wanted for els Green, 94, oldest man ever to Marion Peck. Mrs. JoseiA F. Fagan Jr„ 38 Mo- See what that play does to currently a director pf the Oon- • STORM DOORS Walter 8. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond G. Winter, 4$ night and weekend. Calls from serve in Congreea, left Jane Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Hawthorne St. Mrt St, West Hartford. South. If he lets west hold the nectlcut Council of Caiurches, a Hetzel and Caprilands Herb Farm home. Adequqte compensation. 'trick, 'West immediately defeats Brown Hospital Friday where he Caroll Linebaugh. Rockville, Md,, Miss. Willard is a IMl grad Miss Perras is a 1957 graduate member of the administrative • STORM WINDOWS which is the horne of Mr. and and the late (>rl Johnson. Phone X-my Dept., Rockville City the contract with the rest of the had been a patient since Monday committee of the Social Service uate of Beaver College, Jenkin- of Mandieater High School. She when he was admitted with a Mrs. George E. Simmons. Miss Peck is a IMI graduate was a 1961 graduate of the Uni Hospital for complete details. spades. And if South, instead, wins Department of the Greater' Hart Also, the homes of Mr. and Mrs. town, Pa., and Is employed in the tlie first club trick in dummy, he fractured left wrist of Manchester High acbool and decorating studio of G. Fox and versity of Hartford and was elect ford CSouncil ot Churches and a Charles W. Strant, Mrs. J. LeRoy is a student at Becker Junior can make only three club tricks. director of the CStlzens Charter call BILL TUNSKY Sehwpyer, Mr. and Mrs. Elias F. Cb., Hartford. ed to "Who's Who Among Students College, Worcester, Mass. In American Colleges and Uni That leaves him One trick short of Committee to Hartford. The Brave Attack and the Hasty Retreat^ Clay and Mrs. Flora E. Binks. ' Mr. Winter is a 19M graduate Secret Army Hits the nine needed for the game con Mr. Johnson, a 1S59 graduate of Manchester High School, a versitiea" in that year. She was a Church Nolee M l 9-9095 'The Toung Mothers Club and of Manchestei^ High School, is a member of Pht Sigma Chi social tract, SUMMER THEATER The confirmation class will meet the North Cweiitry Women's Club, graduate of the University of Con 3 French Outposts Dally Question FREE ESTIMATES e tt-B student at the University of Con nectlcut and has served with the sorority and i Gamma Chi Rho hon W O R K SH O f at the parsonage at 1:80 p-m. Sun who are in charge of tour arrange nectlcut and is employed at orary liberal arts sorority. She is You have opened the hand with day. ments. have extended an invitation U. S. Army. He is employed at Pratt and Whitney Aircrsift dl-' radio station WINF, Manchester. on the teaching staff of the South (Continued from Page One) one heart, and partner bids one The Junior PYF will meet from to anyone In Coventry not yet con- Windsor sohool systemi epsule. You hold: Spades — A Y3; For CMMron and ' taoted to call their committees if vision of United Aircraft Corp., A spring wedding is planned. „ 6:80 to 9:80 p.m. Sunday at the East Hartford. Mr. Fagan is a student at the ropeans fighting to keep Algeria Hearts — A K 7 2; Diamonds - f A Yoiiira A ^ lti— ,Community House for a basketball they would be willing to open their University of Hartford majoring French. K 6 6; Clubs — 4 3. 'What do you homes for the celebration. -No date has been set for the game and party. They will have as wedding. In psychology and English. He is a Ben Bella, another Algerian na New Steel say? Girls and Roys 8 to 16 their guests the Junior PYF from Mrs. Herman "Jake" LeDoyt. member of Lambda Phi Alpha so tionalist leader whose release from Answer: Bid two diamonds. The relics committee chairman, has an dasoM and Perfonnaaeet Second Omgrregatlonal Church to cial fraternity and president of a French prison was part of the hand is not quite good enough for Mancheeter. nounced the committee is interest- Inet maker. A native of Germany, cease-fire deal with the Paris gov a Jump to three diamonds, and you . July and August rad in securing any collections of Gamma Sigma Nu honorary liberal Agreement Roy Stewart of ‘New Horizons’ V The Senior PYF will meet Sun APPLES Hensel has been in the United arts fraternity, ernment, arrived today in Cairo for cannot Jump in notrump without < Interest to the public for display States since 1B66, is married, and For Information Oontaett day at 7:15 p.m. at the (Com A Juna 30 wedding is planned at talks with President Gamal Abdel a club stopper. If your partner has munity House to attend the Len Have you ever set elonf the week o f the celebration. She has two children. He has been Nasser of the. United Arab Repub to pass you at two diamonds, you may be contacted at her home on 8 t James' Church. THE PAQENT PLAYERS Voter Session In Progress, ten services at the church. side someone eating a working with a construction com Burlsn-Mo0 workers ip About Town worth Memorial High Sohool will and rich in flavor. Paektd 4 gts., t gta. and 16 ghk by Belni Hensel of Rt. Si, a cab- Family Dinner formed to establish a community ficate. Applicants for the position held six months before the elec were functlpning again with full the basic steel industry, 'tradition home for handicapped persons, give' Us annual Pops (Concert on of lifeguard must also be 18 years tion. European staffs, although some ally, the terms are' applied later April 6 to the school auditorium. pricod necording to (imHty. of age. suitable to their needs and at the The Rev. K. Ejnar Rook, pastor The engagement of Miss Nancy The canvass will be made by 20 Moslems still remaitied o ft the Job to about 600,(X)0 other workers in' Cream of Celery Soup or ’CJhilled Juice same time, providing opportunities of Trinity Covenant Church will be Music of Bach, RachmanliKfff, Applications should be made to Lee Adams of Manchester to Lt. people, 10 selected by Democratic in apparent fear of secret army steel fabricating, aluminum - and for independent, creative , living. In charge of radio broadcasts, Richard Rodgers and Mghllghta Utility grades st f 1.00 ffw bushel 1»g. Mrs. Herman "Jake” LeDoyt who Charles Decko Jr. or Derby, for Registrar of Voters Edward Mor- terrorism. iron or# mining industries. The founders and organizers of sponsored by the Mancheeter MW-.„,^_from the musical "Do Re ^ Mi" are . COVENTRY Is In charge of the swimming pro merly of Orange, has been an iarty, and 10 by Republican Regis Roast Native Chicken “ New Horizons'’ meet at the New Isterlal Association, over station I numbers to be present Open Bvery Day— Apples Until May lit gram for the recreation commit nounced by her parents Mr. and trar of Voters Frederick Peck. ed. OLD FASHIONED STUFFING Britain Memorial Hospital In a WINF, Sunday at 7:35 a.m. and tee, She may be contacted lor Mrs. Edward U Adams of 19 Sea The Republican canvassers will wing built especially for the group. dally next week. Tickets are available from music Drive Out To 8oo Ua, It’s Worth While further Information. man Or. cover districts 1 and 2, and the Giblet Gravy Creamy Whipped Potato The hospital has also given office dqMrtment meMbers or the school DRY SCHOOL Game Slated Democrats, districts 8, 4, and '5. GATE OPEN 6:16. CARTOONS AT 7 PJHi. Her fiance is the 'son of Mr. Zucchini Squash space to the group where many Sunset Council, Degree of Pocs- office. Refreshments are to be sold The Robertson School G 1 r Vs to help Snanee the annual senior and Mrs. Charles Decko of Derby. Cranberry Sauce in Lettuce Cup calls are received from those in hontae, win meet Monday at 7:30 Kindorgorten Basketball teams will play its an POLmCAL PURGE LIST ______MANSFIELD,. _ ' FRI.V SAT. - SUN. Waehtogtoh trip. PERO PERO Miss Adams Is a 1957 graduate A.asorted Hot Rolls and Butter terested In the project. Letters of p.m. to Tinker Hall. nual game with the Robertson of Manchester High School and at SEOUL. South Korea (API- U^nynm M SnKTSillj MARCH 30"31 - APR. 1 Inquiry coifie from handicapped T h e art departmest is also go Through 8th Grade School faculty at 8:15 p.m. April Choice of: ing to sKhlblt woriu of students at tended Hartford Art School at the South Korea’s military leaders Pfople and friends throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Philip LaBate,° 81 6, in a double-header program. the concert. TTwy -wtil ha displayed ORCHARDS FRUIT STAND University o f Hartford. She is published today a second political I AUDREY HEPBURN [ Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake World. Pine St., have retumiri home after At 7 p.m. there will be a game to the auditorium. '. NOW AG0EPTIN8 employed as- 'a secretary by Attys. purge list barring 1,285 men from Susan N., Raspberry, Lime or Orange Sherbet Maify non-handlcapped persons, sending the winter in S t Peters A V E R Y SOrREBT 2T6 OAKLAND SntBBT between the school's Blue and Red Morway and Sulllvah, Hartford. political activity for six years. Hayward Tea Coffee or Hot Chocolate trim believe In adventuresome - liv burg and Jupiter, Fla. - School Reglstoatiaa STUDENTS teama comprised of Grade 6 girls. Lt. Decko 1s a 1956 graduate of ing by the phyeically handicapped, First grade registration for-the WAPPJNG, CONN. MANOHEMTER, OONK. Playing for the faculty will be Hlllhouse High School. New Ha John aVe members of the group and The Friendship Circle, Salvation Avery Street Elementary School William E. Billingham, principal, ven, and attended Columbian contribute financially to its sup Army, will meet Monday ji t 7:46 will be April 30-May 4, from 9 am. For Summer School and Robert Winkel, Donald Sayers,' "Commancheros" * 1 . 9 5 port. to 2 p.m. Registrants should pres Take any six boya on a balmy epring day who live near a lake, and they're bound to submerge, Preparatory School, Washington, Gavin p.m. at the church for a Worship right? Herald Photographer J o s e ^ Satemia caught thia aextet doing what cornea natcherly yea- 1962-63 School Term William Hammond, Ronald Mac D. C. He was graduated from the SUN • • "Hey Let's Twist" Mrs. Cheo McNelsh will lead program. Hostesses wilt be Mrs. ent birth certificates, vaccination Donald. Mrs. Helen Williams. Mrs. devotions and Mrs. Edward Mif- records for smallpox and polio im terday at Andover. Lake. They included Pete Raleigh, Robert King, Alan Dunnack, Mark Dun- U.S. Military Academy at West OPEN FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY Maynard Clough and Mrs. (Jari nack, Jimmy Richards, all o t Andover, and Fted Davis of Columbia. Yes, the water was cold. Deborah Wanagel and Hiss Susan Point, N. Y., in 1960 and was ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS fltt and Mrs. Harold McIntosh Carlson. munization, and any pertinent Small Clasa Enrollment Heery. co-chairmen of the refreshment commissioned in the artillery health or social’ information. ,1 Individual Attention committee. m o m branch of the,.U.S. Army. He Is as CO CKTA ILS SATISFYING . 'The Kehler Circle, South Metho F M and Cards .Hancheeter Evening Herald Cov signed to the Hartford-Brldgeport All women of the church are In dist Church, will meet Tueaday at The A'very St. Elementary Tdephone PI 2-6986 entry oorreepondent, F. Pauline Defense Element In New Britain. ALL IN c o l o r ; 'PHONE Bn 8-7M2> vited. 7:45 p.m. in Susannah Wesley Hall. School PTA Is sponaorlng a fashion BEHER HOMES Uttle, telephone Pngrim 2-6281. A May 5 wedding is planned. Rodgers and Hommerstein’s There will be a group discussion ■how and card party on April *18 TV SERVICE 1 0 at 8 p.m. Members of the PTA "The King on "New Churches for New Times." MI 8-8900 and TR 6-4444 push a button... “Carousel” Hostesses win be Mrs. Forireat will model atyles from Coret 100% Satisfaction and I” STATEB iiouiAMjOHniony Personal Notices Howell, Mrs; Emo Sanchlni and Chuiuali of Manchester. Proceeds Guaranteed ^ 6-10 8:10 . Mrs. Melvin Jochimsen. from the sventog will be for the OHIROPRACTTO RfSEARCH CHART SHOWN TODAY AT 6:50 AND 9:10 _ _ _ • Avery library Fimd. "UadMsrk fee Nesfry A|ierl«ees" MEN In Memoriam Waldron to Talk Oondltiwie Cases Accepted SHOWN SUNDAY AT 2:16.6:40 - 8:66 The Stanley Circle, South Metho % Well WED.: "LOViai COME HACK" la loving memory of Qlenn Hartin dist (hui/ch, plans a dinner party Paul' Waldron o f WUUmantic TONITE BJarkmen Who puaed away March 31, g«t ug fa«t 1»8. Tueaday at 6:30 p.m. at Cavey's State College will eddrwe the Asthma GALA On Tolland Turnpike Restaurant. Mrs. Donald Culver ia Avery 8L' Elementary School PTA 9 2 .3 % 80.5‘ 7f BEOPENINO He waa an ental. too aweet tor earth, SOPHIA LOBEN aonUsstee >/f Mile Off Oakland S t.' Bent hare for a mort while. chairman of the committee. at their regular mooting Tueeday. , action on'the Insomnia 9 4 .6 % MtrMi CIM merked him when He gave him HU talk, entitled "Modern Math dishwashing’s done 81.S*?, IMl EASTWOOD birth; Wesley Circle South Methodist and Its Implfcationa for the Ele- ^.YI^NIWttT . tA-NI MMfiriii." And. took-Mm wlth-a amlle. Church, will meet Tuesday at 7:45 mentwy School," wilt— explain NYSE floor Today and Sunday — Matinee Mommy, Daddy.' aiater and p.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles what modem math lis and how it in the new ChiropitKtic Spinal Adjustmonts Only—A Great Children’s Show, grandpa renta. McCarthy, SJ HlUcrest Rd„ for a differs from traditional math. Starting 1 P3I. Sat — 2 PAI. work program. Hostesses will be Waldron will be 'aMlsted by six Enable Hm Sick to Get WeH Sunday. Miss Maijorle Williams and Mrs. Grade 6 pupUs, aiio have been 'KH cliexiAicl Courtesy of Dr. C. 8. Ososkl, Manchester Chiropractor "THE"'fHREE“ 8‘rO<)OES Btorl. Tedford. exposed to many of the prto- MEET HERCULES" Notice clpleo of modem math to a dem- Supsrba VariCycle Plus— CHESTER Kirk F. Belcher, son of Mr. and onatration of some of these "QUEEN OF THE PIRATES” Mrs. Allen F. Belcher of 113 Scott pects, In Super Cinema-Scope Dr., has completed . recruit train Waldron .U presently teaching This finest of all dithwashert OPEN N U DAY will wash your dishes perfectly U "ONE EYED JACKS" Theater-Emptied Close of Chil BOLTON NOTCH ing at the Naval Training Center, methods of instruction to r modem STOP AT HALLMARK PHARMACY Lsftl com plete show 8:SS dren's Show. Two Regular Routes 6 and 4 4 4 Great Lakes, III. The nifte-week math at WiUimantic State Ctoltege. clean . . . dry them spotlessly Open training course includes extensive Drying clothat . . . eutometically while you're SUNDAY. FOR YOUR FAVORITE 8s«.. (tan. Features Not Shown. SUNDAY He U also on the faculty of OONffffUOU8~TODAY Tonight! Kndg Son.! Gable’s Most Dangeroiu Ftln! 9 AJff.'to8 PM. study of >euch subjects at seaman Mitchell OoUsge to^New London, busy with more important NEWSPAPER FROM 4:60 ship, ordinance and gunnery, dam where he Uvei. is aoty today.,. things. Enjoy Our Famous Sunday Breakfast age control and military customs Menelieeter^ SUeoliig Herald New push-button conven [ iiiin n SPRUCE ST. and courtesies. 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Orliinal iMcut Englliii LMgugt Vtrtim TONY Stock Exchange, we have no need for a New "YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE" BANOAU n UK SHOWN 6 :8 6 .1 0 :16 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. AT BROAD STREET York office. Our correspondent firm, Pershing NEXT TO “ STOP and SHOP” Plm PLUS PAUL NEWMAN W«rl4*n fMtcnt jal j o a n n B w o o d w a r d V . MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY^ MARCH 81. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CX)NN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1962 PAGE FIVE $tetea as tea United iteMoM So- z •Wonden of the Vld'oerto: eurtty Couaell opened diseui Hwi of Heralding Homi^^ tho rsoent border violsnce betireon Cdnhecticut Syria and Israel, had recourse ti» a ptague on both your heusse Yankee urc Soviet formula as hs reproached both eountriw for their respective re- By A^B. O. ' St JsMsaf R. C.'Chhtdi' Norwegiftn Influence qibasibiUty for mart trouble be Chun* of Rto NaaaNM Progress on Si^tellile Wa bed teought, fra n our po- First Clwnri o t Ckrist, t slsisttst ■tsOT. Mas F. Wsshss, I Pastor 300 Mato Strad tween themsrives. sithm, that the RspubHean ateto Ifaswila Timpls JbH - Jadraa T. OVararin Rev. O. E. Wtostow, Mtolstor BTcatac Ssetpt But, as offieiat American pro situation had cornu pretty elose to Rot. Jon ah R. MeChim wrote aa artteto la whicfc'-lM da- ■ By M.4BGE FLYN N I SottrM M th« II a ja , hunday isrvlea, Sunday Rot. Jaha D. RegSa B y n*L 1 3 f. U e v r tr , D OUBOK* U Xcnehsitw, Cotm. •• nouncement and official United reeoiving Itsolf into pte-oonvenUon 0:10 a.m., Chnrah Sdiool rUsses aradbad ptons fo r aa sqaAtoriAl ■ Man Xautr. School and nursery. for all ages. The pieia Ptonstariwu synehrorious aatelUta.at aa ffiti- ' .'I ''v 'A e custom-built home o f Hr. deadlock in which no candidate Of The FraaUU lustituto Nations flndlnga, have both found for tho gubatnafoTial nomination A p jn „ Wsdnssday mselling. Masaas at Si 0, 7. 0, 0, 10:15 and 15:50 a-as., Ohildrsn’a ChUrdi and tuds of 33.800 milaa. Ra iadieat- snd'Mrs. Carl A. Gundersen. 115 Reading Room bmira at T4S 11:35 a.m. A tremendous global psyrito- necoesary more than once, Stevm- would have any real advance -proa- Nurqery. ad that, rinca (Ito satelltta mould Olcott ilr.,. reflects their Nor son had to weight his 'criticism pact of dominating that donvsii- Main S t, sxospUngtsgal hoUdmn, lo :4S aim.; Worship Service. Idea, loffioal and poUtteal plum—the drat Wtlgh sevAnl tons, it would ba Monday, Thasmw, Wilmisaday, F ri S t Barihatomew'a OSoreh opsratfonal' ootmnuniosUom sstsl- wegian herititga In On decor and tha mors heavily againat Israel. Uon. ■“ sage by the Pastor. Theme: '.The Bssemblad id orbit. ? "5* • We had likewise begun to think day, Saturday, i l am.- to 4 pan.; Boektay. School Andlteriam Blood Speaketh -Betler Thtniu.*’ lite—is'the prise o f a little known Tha syactoMCus aatatMte ia ms their expansive ^natures in .Its That waa beeauM once again, no Thursday, 11 a.m, to B pan. R ot. PkSht Hraoey, Pastor • p.m.. Youth Service. but nevertheless. Intensive compe- o f tha most ytratagto df the en that, t f the two leading oontend- ‘‘Reality will be the subject of .•paciousneBS. matter what Um harassment, era for the nomination. May and 7 p.m., BvangeliaUc Servlee. Mea- UttoB between the United SUtes tire aatiuite group. A synchrim- the ' Leaeon-Sermcn for Sunday, Masaea at I, ‘0:15 and 10:56 a,m. aage by the Paator. Theme: "AUx- and Rueqia. There seems Uttlc hatred, or blind refusal to accept Alsop, were-rthus stalemated in bus satentte establlslwd ovar the The 36x31-foot liv in g rboin Is ______nuc88 April 1 ,1M3. le^a Answer.” doubt that a workable eomumnl- equator ewdd UterAUy rmtaln large enough to accommodat^'a.^ tad Fma U axeluiinir the fact o f Israel’a aofistance may reference to* each other, their real The Golden Text Is from Isaiah I UM o( r«pobUcatt«o or chance o f getting the nomination Church af Mfo Aaaumpttau ' Wednesday, 7:50 p.m.. Prayer cationa system that can reach and over a singla point on Ilia aarth's grand piano, targe breakfront, hi- alchra crodUM to It or Have been on the Arab side o f the lUeU, either one. -would be on the 40; A Adasto S t and Ihompsah 3M. and Praise service. link all parts of tha earth repre surfaea indailiumy. A muMna- fi music center with three speak not othrnrlsa credited in tbla pa|>er quarrel, one oould depend upon the downgrade, and that o f some per Scriptural selections will include Rot. Jeoeph FarrSD, Pastor sents a powsfifol weapon In ' the Uon o f throe suiph aateilitaa aatffii- ers, two Iove.seate 'nith end tables and also the local news ninuahed hero. Psslms 107: 30. Rot. PriuMfo T. Buttar, Aaaiotaat Lutheran Ohnrdi’ struggle fo r the minds o f ths un Hsbad over tha aquater could ytGd and coffee table in front f the An rtahtB of repubileatloB of apeelal— Israel o f Bsh Gurton to make sure haps not so dark third horss would Correlative pasasgss from "Set- 9 disiialenes herein are also ressrrM. becom* almost ewsy. Rev. C. Beery Anders eu, Pastor committed nations. I t is also wall a global eommuntcatfons ajwtam fireplace, laige sofa and uphol that most, i f not all, o f ths blood W e had even reoteunended. not Mtce and Heaiut with Kay to tbs, Hasaaa At 7, 0, 0,15:10 and 11:50 LeMsyae C- Bdeoiaa, bton ' established that Ihs Sovist Union that could ooyer tha entire earth stered chslni with coffee table in VXill serrlea client o{ N. C. A. Stnr- actually spilled had been Arab. ScriptuTM” by Mary BAker Eddy, A.m, Is capable o f aooompUahing this ■ le^.Iae. ... — ■ altogether as a joke, that Mhy and include p. 335: 37-30.. except fo r tha MtthHiihAhitad po another grouping and heavy PnbUshers Renresen^tlTea. Tbs In this particular dtain of Incl Alsop' gOj off in a corner, toes a 0 a.m., Dlvins Worship, and feat and may do so at the earUOst lar ngidns. carved oak dining table and chairs Jpllus Malhesn Special Areney—New St, BiMgat’s R. O. Ohnrdi Tork. Chlrairo. Detroit and Boeton. dents, there cen be all kinds of coin, and let t|ie - winner decide Church School. Nursery Ctoas for poesible moment. On O ct I I , IM l, the ahiaf de- —all without any suggestion of MBHBER ADDIT BUREAU OF whether he wanted to run for gov Oeritar Ceaunregatlenel cricket. But since MAy himself, and answer period after the Serv Soviet writer . on space travel, Osrp.) ^ room, decorated with prints of I*.® ^ I**? peraoni^ recruiter for the Trav- board meeting at Zion- 0 p.m., BlUe study. ice. children's fairy stories. 'There are U-. 8. 8th A ir Force and completed insurance Co. In Hartford. land. ^ or being really well adjusted. when he was .Mate .Nialnnan. Wednesday. 0:W p.m.. Adult In 26 missions as englneer-giinner Gundersen has written radio spent a great deal of party time two upstair rooms, each 16x21 'm A t any rata, questions shout Outside o f the fact that crowded formation hour. 7:W p.m.. Fifth tlonal rally In .Norwich will be ths trniUn Flbri FesUvsl ia the feet, including a TV sitting room- with B-17 tombers. He vojun- Experimental Thea- what we might think of Chlang and patronsga building up an or- Lenten ServlcS, Text: John 10: given. ' social'room with a flhn ‘*IV1umph den furnished in modern wrought teered for Pacific Theater duty ^yyxc, and does free-lance New Tork, being ao big, may have ganteatlon suppossdly loyal to and D o ^ t ” Ths Junior H if^ and Kai-Shek's ideas got short, curt, 35. Theme: " A r e Tcu One ot Area Churches Iron, and a guest room. A finished and waa stationed In Okinawa, —ritinx more lonellnees than any other spot himself and his gubeniatorial am Christ’s DisclplasT Meeting of La Bolton Oongrogatloaal Church senior Pilgrim FelloWahlps wiu basement is equipped with laun- fiying 15 missions as engineer- evsalans from President Kennedy In the nation, there la, nothing to bitions, there wll7 not be too mu^. dles' Aid After this service. Belton attend the supper and progiam. dryroom, extra bath and area for at his last press conference, while Indicate that these statleUca are or question, now, that if May had Friday, 7 to 5 p.m.. Registra S t John's Church BeekriUs Baptist Church. Rot. Thoodoro Chandler, PaOtor potential use. sdminlstrsUon underlings after succeeded in riectlng hia man as tion tor Communion en Wsdnss R t 80, Vernon 00 Union S t St. George's Rpiseopal Chareh should be considered any signifi party chalman, the weight of the The Rev. Jsmee L. Grant Pastor Rsv, Whitfarap W. Farnsworth, 10 a.m.. Morning Worahip. Ser R t. 44A, Bolton The Gundersena In 1950 pur wards waxed pretty definite in day evening, April U . cant departure from the national party organisation snd ths ad Paster mon; "Steps In the Process of Re The R ot. Edwsid W. Jehaaou. chased this home, which was built their asaurancee that we didn't in norm. vantage of tituler control of it. 8 a-m., Holy Communion. newal: Tearing Out for Renova VleAT In 1946 from plans drawn by C. would not be entered eventually on North Methodist Church 0:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, U t- 0:30 ajn.. Church school with tion.” R. Wetherell with Alexander Jarvis tend to celebrate any Rusaian-Chl' In the nation itself, among the 000 Fariier St . nese rift by rither authorising or the ride o f May's candidacy, as- any for Ordinatioii and 'sermon. classes for all ages, nursery Nunwry In the Community Ball 8 a.m.. Holy Oommunlon. as contractor. Mr. Gundersen built 130,000,000 of us, only one out of pecially If the going got tough. Rm'. H. Oegood Bennett Minister 11 s.m., Holy Communion snd through adults. kitchen for chiidron o f parents at 10:15 sjn., H(dy Coaununlon and stone terrace walla and steps, pro backing Chlang Kal-shdt's would- five ia really well adjusi^, while The going is now rough for Sermon. 41 a.m., Morning worship. Guest tending Service.' Church School.' vided landscaping 1th rhododen 0 and 10:30 a.m., Fanrily Wor be I’enture back to the mainland. the other four of us have varying everybody, and roughest of all for 5 p.m., Young People's Fellow preacher, the Rev. Howard Keeley 10 ajTi., Sunday scliool in Com 4 pjn.. Evening pikyer and Ser dron, dogwood, laurel, azaleas and One question remains, aside from the two front runners, and when ahip, Holy Communion. Sermon: ship will meet at Parish Center to o f Boetmi. munity Hall and Psriah Room for mon. . ' degreas of maladjustment. In one "Rteources Unllmltsd." what we think of Chlang Kal- one of them thinks he has one go to Onthdral. 7:30 p.m., Evening Go^iel Hour. 4-year-oida through Grade 8. Wedneaday, to A-niM Holy Oem- way or another, four out o f every more big chip that can be cashed 0 a.m., Sunday School. Nursery, Monday, 5 p.m-. liplsoopal shek'a calculations or ^ his Final meeting with The Rev. Mr. munion. five o f us finds some difficulty In, perhaps providing the play grades 4 through 13. , Church Wemen’s Meeting and Keeley o f the New Ehigiand Evan Taloottvilto CoogrogaUonal Church 7:S0.F.m., Evening Prayer. chancas o f success. Given Chlang with this vale of troublea and tears, that takes the pot, he has to reach 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Lsnten Study Program. gelistic Association. Rot. Robert K, SMmoda, Mliitotor Thursday, 3 p.m.. Adult dlseus- for It. The potential gala the Nursery, klndsrgsrteo, gradts 1 Kai-shek's own \feeling that this in Manhattan, and throughout the Tuesday, 6:80 a.m.. Holy Com sion group. ^ potential loss are both ad great through 3, .adults. munion. St. Baruani’s Church may be the last opportunity which nation. 11 a.m., Morning Worship Serv that the gamble would be under • p.n^ Junior High Methodist Wednoeday— 37 St. Rpmard's-Ter., RodrvUle ic e Sunday School. Sermon: "Ctie- RoekvIIls Methadist Chnveh presents itself during his lifetime, taken. one would think, only out This survey look eight years and Youth Fbllowship. ' 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rot. PatncH J. Mahonsy, Pastor bratione.” Gay SimCncelU, deacon. 143 Grove St. and hia further feeling that, i f he of supreme self confidence, or of a 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist 0:15 p.m.. Junior dioir rthears- Laareaes BUL Pastor Involved a number of experts and desperate necessity. • We don’t Norman Hall and Pqul Jackson, doesn't do it, no one who comes Youth Fellowship. Pregram of al. Masses St 7, 8, 0, 10 and 11 a.m. ushers. Mr. snd Mrs. Richard Lind-. after him will have the foHowtagi^®*^*** think the Alsop esmp l« light, 7:45 p.m.V Evening Prayer and 0:30 s.m., Church SchooL (trade hearted and tunesy about the play Strom, greeters. or prestige even to attempt it, how o f five o f us already knew, which sdfby Mrs. Ja- 'ride.'One of Guest Preacher, The Rev. Kenneth St. Francis o f ASaisI Church 7 p.m. Pilgrim Fellowship will 4 through adults. ^ It is now setting in motion. a Iseries on C 'ty and U>e Thomas, Reetor of S t Psul'a South Windsor 10:50 ahn., Church School; nurs sure can we be that he w ill follow is that thia can be a sad, tragic mset with Thomas Bell snd James world. Arts. Church, Hartford. Rot. James F- Glynn, Pastor Boettcher. ery through Grade 8. ~ ^ Unlted>.-States wishes, or the word 5 p.m,. Church A^embership Claes Friday, 0 a.m.. Holy Com Rev. Raymend R. Taekawskae 11 a.m., Holy Communion. Med But if it can be that In moments, munion. 5:80 p.m.. Lenten supper. Fami he hss given us, which Is that he A Thought for Today for adults. lies should bring sandwiches. Bot- itation: "Commands ef Christ (4) or phasas; -and can .be found to be M anes at 7r 8,. 0, 10:15 an^ 'Love' ” will not Invade the' mainland with Sponsored by the Maacbeater eragea and desserts will be fur that In a survey, most of ua know, OommnnIW Baptist Church United Methodist Ohnrdi ef Beltoa 11:80 a:m. - nished. 6 to 8 p.m., Junior High and out our consent? Connell of Churehe-i senior High Methadist Youth Fel- too. that It can be something elae m E, Center St. Sooth Rd. and Rto. 44A What he himself said, tha other Rev. Alex H. Eleiceep, MhUster Rev. Oarlten T. Datoy. Minister Sacred Heart Ohi|r«b lowRiips, day" was that "we can no longer quite chqsrful, encouraging and UaloR Oougrsgatioaal Church Monday, 7:15 pjn., P n y s r and "But whoso hath this world's B t St. Vsraoh RoAvOle passively w sit snd ses if something occasionally 'very beautlfiil. good and seeth hJs brother have 0:50 a.m., Church School for all 0:30 a.m.. Church School for all Rev. Ralph KUPF, Pastor discussion g m p . departments. . Rot. Paul J. Bewman, Paator 8 p.m., A u reh school teachers will happen." He pnmsbly hss One thing did baffle and. .we need, and ehutteth up his bowels •ffes. meeting. ■of compassion from him. how 0:80 a.m.. Adult Church mem 0:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor Masses qt*8, 0:30 and 11 a.m. enough equipment and transport, would gather, create occasionlfir' ship. Servlcs of Holy Com 0:30 aon.. Church school fer Wedneaday, 7:30 p jn „ Meeting dwelleth the love of God In him? bership class, in the pastor's of grades 5 throimh high school.. proiided by us but no longer under mental distttrbance inride the ex (ice (former paraonagsl. munion. Nursery^ S t BIsnriee Church o f Methodiat Men. My little children, let ue love Bolton . 10:40 ajn., C ^ rch school fo r In Thursday, 7:30 pm., LOnten our direct control, to try to Isundi perts who wars making this sur not in word, neither in tongue; but 10:50 a.m., Mmning Worship, 13:05 pjn.. Meeting M board of trustees. Bot. Boraard L. McGurk, Paator fants through grads 4. Service conducted by the Senior something, on the theory that ws vey. . ' In deed and in truth.” Sermon topic: "The Identifying 10:45 a.m., Morning Worahip. Mark.’ ’ Classes w ill b* held in 3 p.m., Church membership Methodist 'Youth FellowXIdp. Color would then be compelled to support The soepertj wvrt always running 1 John 3-17, IS class. Masses at 7, 0:30, 10 and 11:30 Sermon topic: “The Gold Or Sliver film, "A rrset and Trial o f Jesus.” It was not quite a year ago that Fellowship HaU during the church Rule?” , Dr. Arthur O. Rinden, hls venture 'Vhether we liked It or into people who. In spite ofm alad service for children In Grades 1, 4 p.m.. Final session o f Schod a-m. Friday, 3:45 p.m.. Youth Msm- Dr. Laubach came to Hahcheeter of knaalons. speaker. One Great Hour of Shar bsrahip Claas. Display includes silver Vikin? ship, porcelain and ceramic .... ‘Guy’ frequently takes long rides w not. Justmriits obvious enough to the and gave hia great appeal to us 3 and 5. Also, a nurse for babies. 7 p.m.. Stnior Methodist Youth First Lutheran Church ing collection. 8 p.m.. Commission af steward And for all any of us really experts, instated, that they found to help the poverty-etrloken mass 3:30 p.m.. Senior Hgh Baptist Youth Fellowriiip vrili moot at the Fellowahip. ' Rockville, Conn. 5:30 pm.. The third session In ship and finance. knowa, for that matter, such a Ufe a rather happy and rewarding es in alt countries to become lit erate and help themselves. There church to go to aeaoeiatlon meet Rei'. David O. Jaxheliner, D.D., piece of rashness on hls part could thing. Again and again, the ex Ing in Bristol. The Sahwtioa Army Pastor prove one o f the most astotmding- has been response but not nearly, perts had to point out, In their enough. I f we ponder the quota 4 p.m.. New two-asaafon Church M l Mato St ly Mcceeeful long riiot plays in all .analysis, that such and such a case tion above, we shall have to search membership AenUnar fer adults in- Olajor E. Walter Lamle 8 a.m„ Sunday School classes history. our hearte and decide If the love terealed in Baptism and. church Offieer to charge for aU ages. Adult Bible Claas. wasn't really as happy as he claim memberahip. in the pastor's office. Teacher Training Class. But the forms don't say so. Once ed to be. The poor fellow merely of God is truly within us. Is it 7 p.m.. Junior High BAat 0:80 a.in., Sunday SdiooI for all 10:16 a.m., Church Service. Ser Manchester true that we love only ourselves Chlang Kai-riiek had our backing, fancl^ he was happy. He waa liv Youth Fellowship meets. Lsamrs, agea: mon Topic; " I t Has to Do With snd our possessions? Can w « as Diana Page and Disuia Thoms. 10:45 s.ip.> Holiness Service. ths H earf Rainbow Girls to be and large armies, and our gtins and ing on mere illusions, which is a CSiristians shut our eyes snd hearts planes and ammunition, and had Special music by band and Song guests at the fsrvice. Nursery dur-„ serious maladjustment. The ex to the needs of Aris, A frica and sters. Mis. Robert McComb, vo Ing service. them all on the mainland, and he South America? I f we do, then we S t Mary’s Rplseipal Ohnreh perts, before they couid get their Ohureh and Pssfc Rta. cal soloist. Sermon by Cadet 3 v eednesday 7:45 pjn,. Midweek Civic Orchestra have only ourselves and our m 1- lost them all not because he was statistics right and final, had to The Rev. OeaTga F i Nestnuid, Dorothy Hughee. New York City. Lenten Service. Serfopn Topic: outnumbered, or up against supe flshness to blame when the masses 3 pjn., Howttal viaitetlon by "Jesus the Good ShepherdJ.' Choir correct a good many people In re accept the Ideology o f Communism Renter rior armaments, but because his The Rev. Jelia D. Baghee, Mrs. BUuabeth Wilson, Mrs. anthem based on the sixth word gard to the way they thought they rather than that of Christianity. Thomas McCann and Cadet rule had been rotten enough to Senior Aaatstnnfr from the cross. Colored fllmatrip felt. Chrletians, let ua awake. Lst us Hughee. will Illustrate , the medltatioe. make the people o f China- them- Join thia great Arm y o f Ootnpas- The Rev. tvuuaaa F. Gander Xb It waa that way in Manhattan, Junior Aaristant . ■ 5:80 pjn.. Prayer servlcs. - Tluifaday 7:80 p.tn.. United selvea welcome any alternative. •lon jritose companies are spring 7 pjn., Bvnngdistle ssridesMu- and it Is that way slsswhare, tM . Lutheran Cfaurdi Women’s mast Conoelvahly, now, \^en he finds ing up all over our country. I f 7:30 a.m.. Holy Gsmnunion. sijs bv b ^ and asngaten. SSf- ing. A ll women ot the ehur^ in- Most o f us can ass good valid rte- every one does hia part, the e f himself with the.small army, and 0 ajn., The litany and Holy Uteri by Okdst Hughss. vlu8. Report of. spring toapin- aon for a judgment that this is a fects will be more powerful than In a nwat disadvantageous position Baptism with Sermon by the Rev. sad life. Involving raoatly a malad an atomic weapon. 'Love is more Mr. Gender. Junior Choir. Class since he is not even on the main powerful than hate. Faith U more justed struggle against hopeless es follow thU ssrvice. Nuresry Higfi School Aw/HcfhimHi land he once ruled, the people of powerful than fear; Consecrated odds. But most o f us. Ignorant, un and kindergarten In the oWl- China are sick enough of what eervlce is more rewarding than dren's chapel. realistic, dreamers, escapists, sub- eelflah pleasure. Fellow-ChrisUans. Saturday, April 14 - they have now t^ want back what 11 a.m., Holy ‘Communion with GOITER OONMEMTIOMU. GNURGH Uminaliata that we are, go on day look 1 liM , l,;IS and 11:00 AM. Pooling everybody, at one time or in the N ativity ChapeL exOapt on •d "unltashlng'’ of Chlang Kal- The Rlev.ot, Roy R. Hntchcca, Wednesday. ALAN PEASE, Tfuppet . another, except for the experts. SsnioRj “ Thunder O tw M sii^M ter” tesk. V . Mhrister _ WodBSsday, S and 15 ajb. Ho-n.B0. SetMUrtJan rests in ln m t of a carved wood box from Norway t ' • m / • ■ I'i': ■ '-'‘v'-' '' ' lavana Presd Quoted Captive BhM CTTiaaftw Bnspleyaee : ...... $$5A98 Irka Blsklct ExpewUturea Kennedy Picks White State News TOWN OF MANCHESTER, T o pay the coat cd Individual membeisliip for amptoyaaa. Mara ’Hw pjnMfoadl eonthniaa the program to brtng the departihent than huf la for employaea of the Board of Bdueatiou. staff new the racomaMOdationB M the National Bureau of Fire ® The D t o & have imtU May T. 1961. to adopt bodgeU apd fix CONNECTICUT Vail^nmten. It ako jspvtdes $19,000 tor tmJt a year's hydrant Roundup carHed ever from the ttiihe of conarildattoB. . **TW?tad*et provides for making 18 mbnthiy w m ents d u i^ . For U.S. Justice Post CubaLandingFoUed To roiao fira' eovaraga to mwa naariy' present day reMocement . Basne Dagortaient Expendltores Tentariv* Budget and eooU. This iBcteaaa la almost entirely for Board of Educatloh Sewer Department eaq^enditures will be lese next y ew than (OantfaNsi trom Page One) this yaw becansa It la anttcipatod that the department will not (OantlMMd from Pago One) additian, ha said, manufacturers of Budget Metsage ■H piM eeF tnoonuMO ...... ,$l8,8M have to pay MI any tan^wrary loans. . > S r b S T ^ ^ month of Jims is p d f hi fteU sg Meter Expeodltoree States, Whits began working his bieyaleo. nibber footwew, watehea By F alse Intelligence Fisc^ Year 1962-63 To inehida au Boord of Bducation non-profeoolonol enip way through Yale Law School by and clocks, qnd brass goods have for a fan year. ’IMs budget nrovidee $6260 to pave Birch Street property Jtriy ■*“* coopoaHon of the various dspart-- acqtdred fOr off street periling; It also reanutqniates $35200 ‘ playing professional football with alio felt the Impact Increaaad Ve TIM Board of Directors Ostieral the Detroit Lions and won All-Pro imports. The boost in pin duties (Ooatlmied from Faga One) Ibw ii of Maneliester, Connecticut for purehaae of the laUroad station at Depot Square. To provide fbr Aaeistant Manager. ’The public hearing on this Tentative Budget Will be held by office In preparing this budget honors his first yew. was reemnmended by the tariff ftor the fiscal yew conunenclng July 11962,1 recommend ap- eommiseloii. . confesaiens were played over tha the Directors Tuesday, April 3, 1962, at 8:00 PM. in the audi RICHARD MARTIN ’The war Interrupted hla football ■rogriatloas as follows: f l M i l career. He was a naval InteUl- loudspeaker system at the trial In OCMnil -T^BBd • • » * • e e a e e e a e e e e e • e e torium of the Waddell- School, 168 Broad Street. It can be General Manager For increased oast of equipping and the, enlarged gence officer In 1943 in the Town Fire Dtetrfct...... J iM e i Mary Caieney U bm ry. adjourned by the. Board of Directors. No aifpropriation can ba Four Rescukd a yard of Principe Prison to the Water Departmeot. s •• e Solomons when Kennedy returned BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A Sikor Mrs. Aaoa Murphy judges so that the defengonta . . . .$15,168 to the Pacific base after his PT Sewer Deportmeat...... * 6 9 ^ sky .helicopter overturned in Long ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Anna Mur would recognize their authenticity To put the Town’s annual share of-^ployee pensions on a more TOWN OF MANCHESTER 1962-63 BUDGET EXPENDITURE (SUMMARY) GENERAL FUND boat was rammed and sunk.by a Island aotaml yesterday while be Pas Mug Meter Fund ...... 64,2U newly current payroll basis sniHSo pick up part of the deferred Japanese destroyer. phy, 76, of 7 Franklm St., died at and ratify their contents. The re Deg ueeuae ftod ...... *»*•• ing towed du^g an experiment. UabUity as recommended b l ^ ^ PensloB B oard's Actuary. Expended Department M onagar'i After the war. White got his The four'crewmen were rescued Rockville City Hospital this morn ports did not say if they did so. Tha propo^ General Fund appropriation will require a prop- Budgeted Recomm. Pnrioi $12,997 le t 6 Moa Estimate Request law degree, hung up his football immediately by a boat and an ing. She waa the widow of Walr The Western press has been b a r-' .'•Mrty tax rate o f 44 mills on the taxable Grand U st o f the Town DEPARTMENT Expended As Of 1062-63 228348 spikes sad became law clerk for as w : Riders.’ ’ last year. The largest group of wrote Castro a letter — ahorUy Sometime during the 1962-63 Fiscal xew, probably in Sep 20,630 23,854 33280 High School teacher and a counse fo re i^ -b o m non-citlaens— 14,068 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Board of BdpcwUon...... 8849A18 tember; the State will take control of several roads in town Admliiisttatlon 17,651 30,351 10,251 If he is conformed. White will after the attack— claiming that lor fo r senior high groups at Cen become the fifth Democrat on the come from Italy, (lanada is sec Mrs. Carabino was bom in Mel- MOetly fo r increues In ealartea and wagea ' and win turn over others to Manchester. The effect of this lelel. Province of Syracuse, Italy, American planes bombed Cuban New Construction Administration 5,411 _ ' — — --- . —' ter Congregational Church, will nine-man Supreme Court. ond with 9,931 and iPoland is third Bend Mli^ Mea and lateraat...... $75,958 exchange on highway coats has not been determined. speak on “The Influence of Ex Dec. 7, 1888 and lived In Manches towns and villages and not Cuban T oe first pruidpal payments on bonds for renovations of Ben- 29,608 38,329 87283 An Episcopalian, White is mw- with 9,360. planes “ as the official American Nothug has been recommended to cover .the cost of district Building Inspector 26,434 30,218 13,766 treme Rightist and Leftist Groups rled to the former Marion Stearns The alien count is made each ter for 63 yean. She waa a com nst Junlw^Hlgh School, 14 older elementary schoole and for al- w state primaries which may become neceaeary. Upon Freedom.” municant of St. James' Church. propaganda is contending.” ?and addition, to tha Mary Cheney Ubrary. 22,405 46,476 54,064 53,796 whose < father. Dr. Robert L. January. All non-citieens are re Board of Edocotlea Englneeilng , 37,202 49,599 Also, Sgt. Wayne Bishop of the Stearns, was once president of the quired to report their home ad- Survivors, besides her husband, . H IglM eyn ...... The appropriation recommended for the (^ration o9 schools Oonnectlcut State Police’s special include five sons, Sebastian J. Highway 308,361 294,945 140,612 310,045 363,113 362247 University of Colorado. TTiey dreosps. For additional equipment and men. Is 84,536,565. This Is greater than the aUotment for this yew services division, will diacius "Ehrils have two children, diaries, $, and Carabino of West Wllllngton and John J. Carabino, Louis J. Cara About Town Oswboge and Rubbish ^ $349,618 and Is greater than was spent in 1960-61 by $702,686, Sidewalks and Curbs 43,595 40,200 82,296 40,050 76,770 76,770 of Society," Dr. Ann Beck, associ Nancy, 3. Painting to Be Dedicated in Bappistry Tomorrow OeOeelieB and Disposal ...... $65Ji29 For all three years the number of school buildings and the num ate professor of history and gov Handicapped Considered bino, Joatidi J. Carabino and Au 108,000 135,550 The Rev.lev. George F. Nostrand, rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, dueriee the artist.artist, HapsHan Weiss gust Carabino, idl of Manchester; Tb pay for 18th month for cpUectlon to put payment on cur- ber of pupils in the school system is approximately the same. Street Ughtlng 98.620 108200 52,937 120,000 ernment at the University of Hwt- WASHINGTON (AP) — With HARTFORD (API—TtaJothy J. of Overbrook Ur., Vernon, on the wording of a scroll held by St. Philip the Apostle, in a 6x8 foot The Manchester Wates will meet rept basis, provld# collection o f rubbleh and augment dleposal Of the proposed tax rate of 44 mills, approximately 27 mills is ford, "Propaganda," and the Rev. appointment o f Deputy Atty. Gen. Muiphy, state public works oom- a daughter Mrs. John M. Bsrk o f Tuesday at the Italian American 84,493 17222L. 240,106 240,520 painting, done on canvas in life-like coloi-. It was donated by Weiss to the church and will be ded Manchester; a brother, Emanuel equipment. for schools. The rates,for the three next expensive functions Garbage Collection 102,204 175,000 Lawrence F. AJmond, pastor of Byron R. White to the U.S. Su misrioner. has promised to con icated tomorrow. The painting pmtraya St. Philip baptizing an Ethiopian eunuch, a scene from Club, Bldridge fit' Weighing in will are approximately: Police, 3.6 mills; Highway Department, 2.3 South Church, ’‘Religion’s Respon preme Court to eucceed JueUce sider the needs of handicapped Sbona^ and a sister, Mrs. ViiYinla be from 7 tp ’ 8 p.m. Mrs. Rocc'o nuinrallrs M id Curbs ...... $86,500 Cemeteries 50,320 69,361 28,177 58,361 65278 62,607 the stoiy in the Book of Act, 8:26-38, and 1s hung in the Baptistry of the ohurch. It was given by Ribera, both of Middletown, and TV> weed up the walk and curb repair pn^rram. mills; Refuse CoUection and Disixwal, 1.4 mills. sibility for Freedgpi." Charles E. Whittaker, who retiree peiaons in the design and cen- WelM, a persoml friend and admirer of the late Rev. Alfred Lock Williams, as a Thank Offering BYancoIlna' will show movies of ’The seminw, sponsored by the Sunday, the lineup of the 'nine, strucUon of new state buildings. five grandchildren. for the benefits which people enjoy from (Christ through the Church. (Herald photo by Pinto). The funeral will be held at the the W^tea banquet and a film, PoUce 879217 413213 184,255 405,026 427,977 417,000 Christian social relatians commit man court reads: Murphy said yaoterday his de "Tone of Fun," partment agreeo with the govera- W. P. (}uirii FuneralaHome, 336 4,447 31,464 tee of the Women’s Society of Chief Justice Bapl Warren, 71, Civil Defense 4,842 4294 1,647 4,655 Republican, appointed 1953. orii commlUee for the employment Main Bt., Monday at 8:30 a.m. with TOWN OF MANCHESTER 1962-63 BUDGET REVENUE ESTIMATES GENERAL FUND Christian Service, Is open to the a solemn high Mass of requiem at Frances Herron Council, Pyth 27,764 34,875 38,336 public. It to to be held from 8 to Hugo L. Black, 76, Democrat,' of the physically handicapped con Marsilius Previews Programs Health 26,188 28,438 13,696 appointed 1937. cerning the need for ramps and St. James’ Church at 9. Burial will ian Sunshine Girls, and A com Budget Collected Dept's Manager’s 8:15 pjn. in the reception hall of be in Bt. James Osmstsry.. CkMincll of West Haven, will re OoUacted Eetimate A m O f Estimate Estimate Estimate Recreation 106,234 114,870 63289 114,870 121,086 117263 the church and will include a Felix Frankfurter, 79, independ elevators in state-owned struc r e v e n u e SOURCE ent, appointed 1939. Friends may call at the W. P, hearse tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the 1960-61 1961-62 12-81-61 1961-62 1062-63 1962-63 sandwich supper for a amall tures. ' On Slate, Industry^ Education Qutsh Funeral Home,-- 326 Main Parka and Tree Warden 89,005 ^98,223 46,482 98,223 115,320 U l,220 William O. Douglas, 68, Demo Pythian Center In Cheshire. Girls chw ge. St, tonight from 7 to 9 and tomor from both councils will participate I PROPERTY TAXES crat, appointed 1939. Ubraries 120,802 134,0(M 63,854 133217 156210 160,811 Tom C. C3ark, 62, Democrat, ap Higher Refunds Newman Marsilius, GOP gubernatorial contender, last row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In instituting a new council in 6,398,685 6,003,481 4,166,830 5,068,065 6,853,768 6,853,768 HARTBDRD (AP) — The In Pawtucket, R. I., April 8. Tax Levy of Current Year 1,650 '8,276 8,375 pointed 1949. night told the Republican Town Committee what he would do Probate Court 1.716 1,650 532 John Morahalt Harlan, 63, Re ternal Ravemie . Service reports Aptolae Biqraae T ax Levies o f Prior Y e « a . 103,938 20200 11,125 20,000 30,000 45,000 that althoui^ income tax returns to reform the state govemment, help industry out of its down CovenUy — Antoine Buyass, 66v- Town Court 11,184 — — — publican, appointed 1955. John Mather Chapter, Order of SEND TH E M WUllam J. Brennan, 56, Demo are being filed by Connecticut tax hill trend and meet the need for colleges in Connecticut, if he of Rt..44A, died last night at Man DeMolay, will hold a buslneaa 22,096 , 6,000 7,218 9,000 10,000 16200 chester Memorial Hospital. Interest and Lien Fees Board of Education 8,833,879 4,186,947 1,645,253 4,186,947 4,814,024 4,538,585 crat, aiqiointed 1956. payers at a -slower rate than last is elected. meeting at the Masonic Temple 4,184,673 Potter Stewart, 47, Republican, year, refund totals are higher In a speech that was seemingly Mr. Buyssa raised and sold poul Monday at 7:80 pm. Total 5,624,719 e:028,431 5,997,055 6,893,768 6,913,768 panded on the Industrial tax ques try and eggs at hla home. He was Mlscellaneoua 1,421,331 1,644,649 926,027 1,624,707 1,740,050 1,781235 THE appointed 1958. than In 1961. .. as weU received os the speech de- tion by saying, "The only place to Myron R. White, 44, Democrat, Aa of yes^day, the IBS said, Uvered by Edwin May Jr., the can a former employe of Cheney Broth' didate to whom the four Manches put taxes is on the people, not era In Manchester, The Chamlnade Musical Quh 11 ETNES, LICENSE and PERMITS 8,584,130 appointed 1962. over $44 minion has been returned on industry." TOTAL 7,044,427 7,762,835 3,505,110 7,751,809 8,000,077 to Conni^lcut taxpayers — $7.5 ter delegates are allied, Marsilius He was bom In Belgium on Feb. wiU meet Monday at 8 p.m^^^lnuie 20A04 23,500 10,157 23,000 23200 23,000 HOMETOWN Until Republlcane face up to the Federation Room of Centbr Con Fees—Town Clerk miUion more than at the same leR no doubt where he stood on -.Vthat new programs will 12, 1896. date last. year. theae issuea: Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. gregational Church. Fees—Building Inspector 28,990 30,000 13231 29,000 28,000 28,0()0 Invivltably create for taxpayers, NEWS Rash of Fires Three out of every'five taxpay 1. On government. .io.icans are not going to give Gabrielle . Thienpont Buysae; two 1,311 2,000 2,000 The state legislature should daughters, Mrs. Howard Isoh of Miss Jonj^'Bostick, daughter Fees—Health 1,510 3200 2,000 TOWN OP MANCHESTER 1962-63 BUDGET EXPENDITURE ESTIMATE (S i A i MARY) MISCELLANEOUS ers are receiving refupds. the IRS a convincing talk to Independent o f Mr. on& M n. Dudley S. Boetlek, reported. meet every year instead of every and Democratic voters, he said. Rockville and Mrs. Edward MC' 3,876 5,000 1,637 4,000 4,000 4,000 menus of Danielson; and three 78 Uidlow Rd., is spending her Fees Police q Attributed to two years,, and should adopt an an 3. On higher education. Budgeted Expended Dept. Manager’s nual budget over which it had grandchildren. spring 'vacation at Fort Lauder Fees—Small Cnatma ft dvU Court 1,484 — rx CLASSmCATION Expended As of 1st 6 Mos. Estimated Request Recomm. Dempsey s Trip HU The 3.85 per cent soies tax in dale, Fla. She is a senior at Cham - 1 tight control. the state is now used almost entire The Burke Funeral Home of 76 1060-61 12-31-61 1061-62 1961-62 < 1962-63 1962-03 ANSONIA (AiP) — John Alsop Prospect St„ Rockville, Is In berlain School of Retailing in Fines;—Town Court 9,790 — — — — Lack o f Care of Avon, a candidate for the Re "Y ou couldn’ t run a town or a ly for aid to education, he said. Receives Wings Boston, Mass, Insurance 92,466 94,790 90,233 91,000 127,905 127,005 company," he said, with a board Where will the money be raised to Miss Janet Lee Mortimer, daugh charge of funeral arrangsmento 8,909 5,000 3,621 7,000 7,000 publican nomination for governor, which are Incomplsts. Fines—Non Moving Violations 7,000 Town Fire Chief W. Clifford of directors that met five months double the number of buildings, Personnel—Retirement and Insurance r says Gov. John N. Dempsey’s out of 24 months. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mortimer Marine Pvt. Richard H. Burnett, 69,963 Mason .today reported that hie forthcoming trip to Detroit and and the nuAiber of faculties, in Total 65,500 30,457 65,000 64,000 64,000 Coats . ^ 85,113 102,312 21,851 95,700 115,275 169,160 The composition of the legis the next 10 years? This doubling of 62 Plymouth Lane, has won her eon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. men have extingfuished 43 grass Chicago to speak with induotrial- lature should be changed, along Burnett of MUe Hill Rd., Rock fires in the last 16 days. lets Is "a grandstand play." will be needed to meet the wave of wings as an American Airlines Bond Maturities and Interest l,p87,240 1,088,017 473,329 1,085,770 1,164,870 1,164,870 the lines proposed by the Repub World War II children who will Funerals ville, completed recruit training at m FROM CURRENT SERVICES "All these fires have been the Alsop told New Haven County stewardess and is now flying the the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Tax Refunds 1,962 2,000 352 1,000 1,500 1,600 result of careless burning,’’ he licans during the past session, he hit the colleges, he said. airline’s Astrojets out of Boston’s m ,6 8 8 103,645 7,666 116,995 115,650 115,650 Young Republicans last night "The said. Furthermore, the Republi- While he said ’.There Is no long Parris Island, S.C. The training Board o f Education said, "and ail could have been people of Connecticut are very Logian Airport. Copt Harry W. Keeney Settlement of Claims 14,806 20,000 4,395 16,500 30,000 cank should call a lot of atten range plan” among Republicans at Includes drill, bayonet training, 84,603 37,000 20,828 37,000 37,000 37,000 18,00ff avoided," he added. worried about industry leaving" Miss Mortimer waa presented Funeral services for Capl. Har physical conditioning, parades and Cemeteries—Ordinary Income tion to their efforts to reduce the present, and ho himself has not de her wings after completing Six ry W. Xeansy, ll Chestnut St., X Contribution to Cap. Impr. Reserve "Burning on windy days 1 but "the Governor and his admin else of the House and redistrict cided in detail how higher educa ceremonies and other military sub 7,465 7,200 3,979 6200 7,400 7,400 week’s training at American's new were held yeslsijday afternoon at Ubraries Fund 123.044 332,630 332,630 331,500 300,000 soo.flioo Resrardless of where been the cause of many of the Area istration are going to learn that the Senate. tion should be helped, he Is in jects. they are too late and their efforts milllon-dollar stewardess college In tha Holmes Fuiwral- Home, 400 6,858 7,600 6,748 7,600 6,000 and just plain lack of precauUon The governor should have con clined to think that private col Police—Special Servlcea 4,000 Charter Revisian .Oommlolaon .178 — — ■ — 600 500 your service man or and safety measures have resulted are too little.” Fort Worth, Texas. Main St. The Rav, H. Oagood Ben trol of the money bonowed and leges should be encouraged to ex Before Joining American, Miss nett, pastor of North Methodist Donald.M. Oolas, son of Mr. and 12,445 14,500 ’ 8,985 14,405 16,000 woman is stationed, in grass and brush fires," he oald. spent by the state, he said. pand. and the state should set up -- Recreation 15,000 Cost of Issuing Bends and Notes 850 4,000 3,237 3,237 — . — Mortimer attended the Hartford Church, ofllotatsd. Burial waa In Mrs. Anthony Golas of 71 Brook- the Manchester Eve Town firefighters and equipment Under the present setup, the con-, a program of scholarships, so that flsld St., has been accepted for 18,134 19,046 0,731 Hospital School of Nursing and Ekut Cemetery, Rentals and Leases 10,133 19,585 19,585 Capital Improvement Projects 14.782 — — — — ning Herald can be for were called out to quell graaa and Man Arrested troller and “commissioner on fi any quaiifled student would have admiasion to St. Michael’s College, — ■ brush fires yesterday at 2:16 p.m. nance control the money, which his choice of college. Hancheater High School. During Bearera were Herbert J. Brad 6,131 1,600 4,670 7,600 „ 7,000 < warded to he at “Mail 1958, she toured Europe as chair ley, Thomas Mllvaa, Roy Lang and Winooski Park. Vt. From W elfare Cllenta * 7,000 at 24 Durant St.; at 3 2 1 to 386 straps the governor. Are we going to force every TOTAL 1,421,831 1,644,640 026,027 1,624,707 1,740,050 1,781,925 Call” regularly with In Two Crashes Prisoner of SlaUilrs man of the planning board of Girl Ray Thompson. Relmb.—Other Towns—Welfare 4,980 3,000 1.Q09 1,716 700 700 Hartford Rd.; at 4:02 to 15 Lake youngster of limited means to go Scout Troop I in Manchester. Women's Circle meetings of the all the^hometown news St.; at 4:41 at 620 Center St.; and The governor should furthermore to a state school?" he asked. Community Baptist CEiurch on ^ 1 JAP TRADE SHIFT SEEN Planning and Zoning 826 1,000 1 209 'people away ' from to^y at 5:20 ajn. at the ’Town A Manchester man today posted have the final word on personnel. Ha-advorated bIso thr expansion Tuaaday are as follows: Marcia Dump; and at 6:60 a.m. to 146 a $100 bond after his arrest on Under the present setup, the gov TOKYO (AP)—The Japaaeae home are so anxious of technical school facilities, say TalcoUville Cabinet today approved a for Neubert, at 12:46 p.m. at the home, Planning Commission — ■ — • 26 76 300 300 High St. chargee stemming from two sepa ernor is the “ prisoner” of statutes ing that increased technical skills of Mrs. Mathew Keevers, 20 Port TOWN OF kANC»ESTER 1962-691 BUDGET EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES WATER FUND to get. C3ilef Maaon also noted that rate motor vehicle accidents, one a passed 60 and 100 years ago. eign ezohnage budget which Walks and Chirbs ' 466 12,264 4209 5,000 6,000 5,000 were a key to the "sophisticated’’ trnde aHlcInla anld menns n re land St.; Ann Judson, at the home "persone who start fires are libel hit-run ineident, both of which oc "If you want efficiency you must type of Industry that would mea'n Firemen Pul Out of Mrs. Larry Osborne, 60 Helatne Budget Collected Elstlmated curred around midnight yesterday versal la the Halloa's trend to Civil Defense—Recurring Charges — ■ ■ — — ' 350 350 350 Department’s Managaria for any damage done to personal have a chief . executive with the new life for Connecticut. ward free trade. The 892-bUHon Rd., at 7^I6 p.m.; Mary Greene, REVENIHC SOURCE Collected Estimate Aa Of FuU Year Estimate SMlmata Subteriptiotu property. Persons who bum leaves on Main St. power to do this (streamline the As a sidelight on the state’s edu Large Grasg Fire at the home of Mrs. Laurence 1060-61 1061-32 12-31-61 1961-62 Guy H. Mullen, 32, o f 4 Hudson budget for the ftrat half of fiscal Total 253296 206,664 65,944 215,763 215,185 313,185 1962-63 1063-63 or trash ohould take all safety state staff),'! said Marsilius. cational responelblllUes, he also I t n Is the first cutback in four Sleeves, 368 Windsor Bt, 8 p.m.; Payable in Advance measures as to when to bum, St, was diargad with evading re- 2. On industrial growth. Revenues and Use o f Suiplua 484,14(1 503,300 349,164 501.791 threw in mention of Connecticut’s A fire of potentially dangehnis years. It compares with a record and Barbara Gifford, at the home 866,300 876,800 whi^e to bum and use of protae- sponsibUity and improper backing. The problem of Industry goes responsibility lo the nation, to help TV STATE OF CONNECTICUT M AIL BATES His case is returnable to Circuit propbrtlons broke out on a large $4.S-billlon budget for the loot o f Mrs. George Smith, 12 Green tlve’ incinerators,'’ he said. beyond the 60,000 persons unem compete In the eduoational race half ef fiscal IMl. Manor Rd., 8 p.m. ASSISTANCE Budgeted , Expended One Year ...... $ 2 2 2 0 Eighth District fireflghters have Cfourt 12, in Manchester, on April ployed in the state. grassy lot on the west side of Rts. Department’s 'M anager’a 16. with the Soviet. Education Grant—Operation 835,668 386.056 1,080,542 1,065250 1,065,550 e x p e n d i TOr e s Expended A s Of 1st 6 Mos. Eatimated . Request Recomm. Sto Months ...... 11.05 also been busy with grass and “One half of the plants in Con 30 and 83 behind Mancheater T" Police reports say that at about necticut are 60 years old or older," In concluding his speech, Mar- 1960-61 12-31-61 1961-62 1061-62 1962-63 1962-63 Thna Months aeaeeeae 526 brush fires that have numbered in Bilius said the Republicans would Plymouth Inc. In TalcoUville short Education Grant—^New Conet. U4.511 174,26(K 40.290 176,989 176,989 175,989 One Month ... 126 the dozens, it waa reported today. 11:57 p.m. yesterday, Mullen’s car he said. 162483 169,875 stniek the left rear of a parked car have to form now a program of ly before 6:30 yester4ay sfter- Operating Ebepenses 75,088 160,000 106,890 190,000 Weekly ...... s a a a a a • 2 5 "New money for plant improve OTHER HARRIMAN CSOTIGDEED o f Raymond D. Oosma, 19, o f 606 ment coming Into Connecticut has govemment which would compete noon. Fanned by strong winds, the Debt Service 94,840 02,791 62,705 92,701 90,741 90,741 TOKYO (AP) — W. Averen Center St, which was parked on been falling below, the national av with the program that had proved flames raced across the field and WeUare ' 8,906 19,235 3^232 33,746 “28,691 26,691 Telephone MI 3-2711 Main St., near Wadsworth St, erage for the past 10 years.” successfui for the Democrats since into a large patch of woods. PRESCRIPTIONS Transfer to W ater Dept. Res. Fund 126.000 200,000 144,314 HsrrimaB, V . B. aselataot a< 200,000 — 27,500 retaiy ef state for Flar Easton without its driver. The Mullen car More plants are becoming own the 1930’s—"to spend and spend Firemen of Go. 8, assisted by Relmb.—Street Lighting State Circniation Dept. did not atop according to police and and elect and elect." Companies 1 and 2 were able to Highway 772 2,342 2,342 2,342 Caidtal Improvements 51417 40,000 17,647 40,000 78,400 68,030. affaln , was sharply erltIciBed ed by persone outside the atate. 2,342 T oday! today by a senior mefBber of the continued south. Soon after, Mul To cope with the problem, an "If the people want the Demo exUnguish the fire' before it cratic program -they will vote reached two sheds near the home ° Ubrary Support 600 600 600 6d0 500 600 TOTAL . 434,140 502,666 'Y#ll,654 601,701 366,031 376,271 royol Loatiao gevemneBt. len Btoi^ed hia car for a red light economic advisory council should % * Nhooy Abhoy, oonridered a on Main at Birch -Sts. He then put be appointed for the governor, to Democratic until the Democrats of Fremont Wilson. — become so corrupter so lazy they 9-9814 . 8,984 his vehicle in raverse and backiMl U quor Ueeqees • — — — moderate In Prince Boon Oum'k keep him aware of the problems WE DEUVER MancifOBtrr right-wing govemment, said the up into a ear, at his lear,. which of Industry. fall flat on their faces. But In that Manchester Evening Herald Tal‘ Total 1,020,467 1,267,592 431,662 1,283,118 1,271,()72 1,271,072 views Harriiaaa espredsed la waa being driven by Jor E. Mol- Then an effort Inuat be made to event, we won’t have won. The cbttvflle correspondent Morris SI- EXPENDITURES AND REVEI^ES SEWER FUND Vientiane were tragic'aad aeab- chan, 17, of North Coventry, the atop the tax increase on industrial Democrats will ^ have lost," he monoelli, telephone Mitchell, V FROM OTHER AGENCIES rous. Harrimaa made aa an- police report. The second accident inventories, said Marsilius. Con said, and urged that the Republi 8-2382. PINE PHARMACY Budget £ u 9 n i u 0 successful trip to the laeUaa happooed at 13:06 a.m. today. necticut hae."tha highest tax on cans become identified with a clear 664 CENl STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS Collected Elatimated Department’s Manager’s ly defined progrant of govemment. E^'er use spiced ersb apples Water Dept. Reimbursement ^ 10,200 ' 9.738 4,265 8,510 10,195 10,195 REvraniE souRca: Collected Estimate A s Of Full Year npltal last week to try to' break No injiirias and only minor mo industrial inventories in the coun- Estimate EsUmata tor vehicle damage was reported by tty," he said. (available in Jars) to garnish ham? 1960-61, 1961-62 , 12-81-61 1961-62 1962-63 the deadlock la talks to fem a Sewer Dept. Reimbursement 6,225 9,738 4,266 8.610 10,195 10,195 1962-63 ooaUtlan govenuneat o f riMri- Patndinan John Hughee. who in . Tax People, Not Industry - veatigatod both accldmts. All cars During a queation aqu' a.awer. Fire District Reimbursement 3,605 Revenues and Uaa o f Surplus 204,757 308,400 158,350 302400 383410 271410 1st, neotrallsto aad pre-Oeoa- ■4288...... 2244 4,088 5,410 5,410 mnnist Pstbet Lao faetfaa.. were driveable. It wgs reported. period after the talk, Manilius ex Wife Refuses Parking Meter Reimbursement 836 815 408 1,237 815 1287 Budgeted EiqM ided' Department’s Manager’s EXPENDITURBS Expended Aa Of 1st 6 Moa Dog License Reimbursement 665 543 271 543 707 Eatimated Bequest Recomm. To Return Bed 707 A 1060-61 12-81-61 1961-62 1961-62 im -6 3 1962-63 i ' EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES DOG LICENSE FUND STOP IN A T... r New Construction Administration 8,128 8,075 — — Operating Expanaea 86,562 103,161 43,819 95476 117,104 106478 Budget . ' Oofleetad BMlmatod Dopt.’s Manager’s Worth $8,400 Cemetery Trust Fund Eanilngs 6,203 0,900. 1,974 9200 9,000 9,900 Debt Service 67,834 111,225 41,616 111425 ’ 91,166 70,836 REVENUE SOURCE OoUBOUd BstlmaU as of ruU Yoar EsUmata Estimate Town Deposit Fund Eamlngs 163 . 150 — 162 163 163 1960-61 1961-62 13-81-61 1961-62 1962-63 1962-63 (Contladed from Page One) Transfer ttf Sowar bap t Has. Fund — ■ 88,000. 88400' 88,000 131,000 80,000 Ubrary Trust Fund Earnings 6,137 2,300 8,029 6,900 8,707 8,889 8,100 8.100 4,814 3,000 8,000 Capital Improvements 51,861 6,000 8,406* Revenues ft Use at Suipltts bed was ’’not soclsUsm" and told BERGREN'S " i T,500 13,000 12,000 , Robertson Park Trust Fund Manager's hla wife; “ Take it back at once." Eanilngs 151 180 TOTAL ' , 204.767 808,886 127,240 801400 351470 269409 Budgeted Expended Dept. Mrs. EMuset said, however, that e—« 156 160 160 Expended as of lJt6 M oa EaUmatad Request- Reoomm. ICE CREAM and SANDWICH BAR ' ' ■ ...... EXPENDITURES it is not up to him to decide. Shared Portion Motor Vehicle Viol. 2,451 6,000 1,701 6,500 lOiSO-61 12-S1-61 1961-62 1961-63 1962-63 1962-63 AT 1100 lURNSIDE AVE*. EAST HARTFORD 6,500 ' 6,600 " I paid fo r It wH)) my own 8,889 8,100 8,100 Performance Bond Interest 1,050 — 1,102 ' 1,102 1202 AU Aetivltlea 7404 8,893^ 6,605 money,” she sold. "It has nothing FOR A a , TOWN OP MANCHESTER 1962-6S BUDGET EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES to. do with my husband."' Total 44293 61,527 14,908 46,099 48,618 48,618 . FIRE DISTRICT SPECIAL FUND "People might think I’m extrav agant, but I believe .it’s safer to SNACK or One of BERGEN’S TASTY SANDWICHES! Budget O oU ae^ put my money in a golden bed VI OTHER REVENUES - EaUmatad D ept’s* Mkoogar’a expenditures AND BEVENtlES PARKING METER FUND RBVENUK B O V f ^ OoBected Ebtlmata FuU Year Betimata BrttnpAtB which 1 uaa and enjoy," she went Try One Of Colin Cole's . Interest on Gen. Fund Investm'ents 30,315 35,000 10,599 S5;000 38,000 . 36,000 m ■ 1960-El 1961-62 12-21-61 1961'62 1962-63 1962'6S on. "I can enjoy the' bed every Budgqg OoUaetod Depfb Manager’s night. I gon’t get much pleasure Cuirant ftoperty Taxes 312,080 ’ Estimsie IBUinate SPECIAL CHEESWICH TRIPLE DECKERS School Bond Surplus and Earnlnga 103284 8242 9,008 9,908 — 354400 245,911 354,000 404,600 40(1,600 reven u e SOURCE OoUactad BMimata as of FuU Year- out of Jewels." ■ r . 1960-61 1961-63 13-31-61 1961-63 1962-63 1962-63 Store officials said no one has YOU WILL FIND THIS SANDWICH A REAL TREATI Mlaoellanaoua X ,19,483 1,500 542 1,500 1,600 sa w T A ll oibBT Revc9ld« irnd 8iirptu« 12,445 ■ 85,700 76,446 77,020 4400 64P0 131,'T47 58400 72418 50492 65400 66,900 yet tried to return the golden bed, ,, Sola of Gazhge Trucks — Total ■ x' ’ 824,544 . 439,900 . 322457 Ravenuea ft Use o f SurpliM and a spokesman at the Ghana — — — so.ooO 8 W » 4SL020 40e,8l» 60C490 high commission office in Ltmdon r “ e a S y“ 7 u n d a y *MORNINO S-P-E-C-I-A-L • Total 163,621 .46,842 31,049 46,408 66,800 78,600 as of . iScpaadod Dqpt Manager’s said -what baoo.mea o f the ‘Tias Expended D e p t- Ei^andad U-Sl-61 lot 6 M oa , EaUmatad Request Raoomm. jkothlsig to do with us." BKPBNmrURBS ' ' aa e< la t 6 Mba ■Mtmatad Raquaet EXPENDITURES 07426 1961-63 1961-63 1963-63 1962-68 H# added, ayitepathetlcally: ‘It . m -D BE OF SURPLUS 106,889 , ' 104,987' 98,866 —• ' U 41-61 1961-62 1961-68 , -> . la just Ilka a wife to go and buy 188M * 12L747 * SO 64,169 64,319 ‘ ‘ • ' TOTAL REVENUES MLTra --- t s j m ; 493 an sespenstva ftem on b « own IniU- 7,066,769 7,768280 4258,710 . 7,751209 82W.14S ’ 8 2 8 4 ,ttt AH AoUvltlaa 4*9418 1TS.4M 0 1 4 2 9 268499 402407 AUftotmiies ativ*. tan't It?" . » ... ^... l— to------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1962 PAGE NINE
■' MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD P U I^ B BU6GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE ■ ■ ■ WHAT A \ X WAS. sairJTRWUaO X WAS dO l M« 1i3 A S< Hungdiy ^ N H ^ o o o Wink iso»Jo?«'lH6 IF vtoo w ooto AccepT 1MPW55IOH1MAT, AH.tMATX AM ACBOW TOmmaiy body A HlMbAEO POONOS. • C iam flMltar TBLUNAXM Ae0UTMYMlNE 0f;90ASA»4 l.lTi>i»cil7 f o n iM PiMRkee OP (MTni>toYou ariUlof SbmnrftBt (caD.) IfW ES X M e m Htmaanr IOMmomc iMTBRBfiXEO 50 Y3U1L ItWKT MCJrtB/ INXtXJR USmIMW lHtT.VHMM«-VERIUV,atell.,1MAT / M iM e / U l ^ n r S t viiitri TMOUfiWt N E ^ CHOSfteo Nff MIMD/ ISBiFlf* 13— km»«t - vtooLwiT MFom of U$ crop* Utargleal ITGofi (UtU). USUBdaid MANCHESTER The Look of llltra Flattery aiKHi 31 SeotUth land MConehidad Ux sOHalfwni 4SPraaanttr MANCHESTER You’ll love the feeling of a fresh, new MRouUlilU SHUHiaa hair style expertly interpreted id t 10 Hrtrtw Mcatici (coob. (om) SirroKhetty asHwlt 38Period of time dTOernanal) AUTO PARTS ( f A F O O D you. Call now! . . BY V. T. HAMLIN 340«ddMi W Um saVaOty (poat) STCaip dlLatr A L L Y O O P dawn 27 Htavy blow 40 Made n d e t ^ 58 An (ft.) V B R O A D ■ CHOICE VAMETY FREE CONSULTAtlON 35 Ciy o( 38 Hebrew acribo 41 Doctrine 5 2 M fr^ 8 42Feii7 loet diiwrioa baccbaoala (Bib.) Alwain At Tnmr Scrvlee For QuaHiy 35 Eipunfa > m a o h i n x : s h o p s e r v i c e 3 1— ^doaef waa a hittr o( thla . EQUIPMENT > PARTS (new and reiwUt) Seafood tow (BktAuYii 33Eunpeui fiBCb . ACCESSORIES 33Laap(W 99 EAST CENTEB ST. Uabennan . S C PPU E S 43 OAK ST. 34 Melody > Du Pont Psiat, Supplies TEU Kll S-6009 35 Pooch Open Saturdays CntU S PJH. TEL. MI B-BBS1 — \ 18 Tiber MMitaiy 30Famoai old London nrlion 43New (Samoa HEATINO PROBLEMS? Complete HIGHGRADE CaU MI 8 ^ 7 8 or BH t-47S5 GLASS dsSbmakinfl a For Auto Windshields 48Crlmaon HEATING ^ a For Store Fronts and 49Guarantea MANCHESTER OIL CO. R O T A R Y O R PRINTING 51 Interior INCORPORATED all eites of windows SSPoom PRESSURE BURNERS JOB AND COMMERCIAL CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER M-Honr Prompt Senioe • For Tnblpa Tops .94 Abate CALL. CS FOR FREE PRINTING ssRaquirt e s t im a t e s OPEN 8 A.(LM. to 6 P.M. 95 Rip Wfisie Paper Price Migh Prompt and Efficient Printing FUEL ondRANOE OIL SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON BY AL VERMEER DOWN Salea, aendoe and tastallatlOB Theire In one problem that will* Of AU Kinds PRISCILLA’S POP lUuniarian OB an make burners, FOBARTY BROS. not confront you during spring the shop on 731 Parker St. the -^ A N D name Itouse-cleanlng and that Is “w hat same as waste phper. Moat homes 3Wtatem atete tfa Oira Top Value Stampa INiXHtPORATED J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS I H O P E 3DibUc COAL, shall I do with all these old news have a number of Old things that TRAVELIMS WAS FUN VOU'VE 4 Ctroirh-receiaei MANCHESTER OIL CO. OONNECnCDT COKE papers? This year the market for are no longer of any use and dur 9 E a M Middle Tp k e . BUT IT'S GOOD TO, GOTTEN 5 Family of Ilona r a n g e waste paper is high and you can ing spring clean-up would be an GLASS CO. INCORPORATED FU EL OIL,, OH, 91 BIteell B t—Tel. Ml 9-7933 Telephone MI 6-5727 B E H O M E .' T H E , aConanmo 379 Norik Main S t ^ >19 Broad S t—TeL MI 9-4SS9 dispoee of all your waste papers at excellent time to get rid of them. WANDER-' (istrlnaky'a, 731 Parker St. It has If you 'are. interested In raising L U S T O U T been quite a long, time since waste money for a special group or or. O F -Y O U R paper was In demand but now the ganisatlon, why not consider start SVSTEM ing a waste paper drive or a rag S H O R T R IB S BY PRANK O’NEAL Light Control Gall Ml 4-1111 situation has changed and there is ABC APPLIANCE a good market for it. Better take drive? Most people are delighted VichVs Has Fine Liquors PONTIAC FOR REPAIRS, advantage of the high prices paid to get rid of both items and it Is REPAIRS - AND iW b & iS 'M D By Kirsch REPLACEMENT right now and clear out every bit of a very easy way to raise money. When It comes to fine liquors^ Ostrin.sky'8 will be glad to ar people naturally think of Vicht's Store. They are offering 90 proof lURrSOUHAVeAfEWBUdSIN SEAH. ON ALL TYPES OF It, you be pleasantly surprised n VerOeal Blinds at the extra money this will bring. range service' to machine shops Package Store located at 20 Bis- Canada Dry Gin for Juat 98.98. 19 Maplo St-MI 9-8879 1HE€UllionNEBUUT. TH AtS o Venetisn Blinds and they will also pick up from sell St., where a full stock is al Do you enjoy brandy? If so you TEMPEST Rienr. Instead of paying to have your old REPAIRS ON— o Custom Window Rhndes Mpers carted away, take them to plumbers if there is quantity ways awaiting your choice. There will like Baronet Brandy which r ? enough to warrant this service. are so many Brands and so many comes from one of the oldest and SALES aiMl SERVICE n Bepedr o Washlnr Ostrlnaky’a and be paid for them. best vineyards In the t;ognac re GRILLS, ELEOTRYO IRONS. If you are interested phone Os- prices that you are sure to find TOASTERS, PERCULAIORS, Following their long estob- trin.sky and arrangementa will be just what you want and if you gion. From their wealth of aged llahed policy, Ostrlnsky pays Inventories comes the finest co VACUUM CLEANERS, BY .lOE CAMPBELL FINDEU MFG. GO. made. would like help in making your Paul Dodge HEATERS, FANS, B O N N I E ^ higher prices to civic organisa Gas stations will be most In selection, Mr. Vlchl wlU be happy gnac shipped from France. TTie 485 MIDDUC TPKE., EAST , tions, Scouts, church organisations, name “Baronet" is a "Mark of SEWING MACHINES P O R T V W JR R y g|Ti^»sdlHi.|» WOODCOCK terested to know that Ostrlnsky to asist you, ' Ponfiac, Inc. ' Phone MI 8,4866 etc. for biUk collection of waste buys butyl tubes, wheel weights Wines are comliig Into their own Quality” in the world market aiid ^MTHOOSHT YOO'I^ a b o u t i t , D A O . R. A . PEARL. Prop. REfSRIGERATION CO. paper. Spring Is an ideal time for and batteries. > In popularity today and Taylor can be found where people who en 978 Main S t—Tel. MI 9-2881 All work gnoiWloaH UKC VDUR ICE CREAM ixLCET you one of theM organisations to have When you sell to Ostrlnsky you wines are among the finest. 'ITiey joy fine brandy abide. Utls Im a waste paper drive and by doing are sure of getting the highest offer a wine for eyery taste and ported brandy Is available at an HERE,PAP. ANOTHER ONE this, you will. receive a slightly extremely reasonable price con / prices for they always pay cur for every occasion,' to be exact higher price. rent market prices. Why not rid there are eight'een to choose Trqm. sidering the aged braiuUes that ARE'/OOeoWGTD CM LEASING Another fine way to make extra your home of unwanted materials They have port, tawny port, sher have been blended in this product. CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS money is to collect rags. Right now that onl9 take up room and cause Why not serve a Brandy Punch or HAJ«1OR0*SI6N f TiUJU—^ ry, pale dry cocktail sherry, cream Brandy Juleps at your next party? 1HEVmeiHlNG?, Ostrlnsky is paying 3c a pound clutter? Juat bundle up . these sherry, muscatel, white tokay, ver MOTOR SALES anil RENTALS for rags from commercial hoUses things and take them to Ostrlnsky, Call Vlchi'a Package Store at 6ARAGE 2S0 TOLLAND ST. mouth, extra dry vermouth. Rhine MI 9-5307 and he will be glad to EXPERT AUTO BOpY and and to any group putting on a 731 Parker St. and receive cash wine, sauteme, rose, claret, bur FENDER REPAIRS First In Blnachester. New oiars, EAST HARTFORD drive. These must be delivered to for them. . gundy, sparkling burgundy, two save you a bottle of Baronet Im 18 Main S t, Tel MI 9-45S1 full maintenance, fully insured ported Brandy at the special price BU 9-6333 kinds of champagne, Royal and of 95.99, tax included. ENAMEL end LACK)UER to reduce your problems and Brut, and pink champagne. TTiese Vichl's Package Store la also REFINIBH1NQS Spocldidng In worrisa. For full infomuitlon Power and Hand Tools fine -wines are so modestly priced featuring Mt. Vernon blended New York May Never Agree that you will enjoy .serving them REASONABLE PRICES oall PalntlBf and DeeomthiK Totda whiskey, a product of the National IRAKESRRVICE Garden and Land Toels often. Use them in cooking, they Distillers, makers of the famous FREE ESTIMATES Baby, Household, Party make a gourmet meal from the Old Grandad and Old Cfow, at Front End AHgnmnnt S esm Pcnil Dodqa PenHoe less tender cuts' of meat and they RT. 88—VERNON, CONN, “Whit annoys mo, Ethol, it for you to ask mo a quea« and Banquet SnppUee special price of 95.66 a full quart, duet Above the Tratfle d rele BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD INC. Invalid Needs add glamour to any meal. Look tax included. When buying liquor J U D D S A X O N tion, antwor it for me, and then t«ll mo I’m wrongl" 378 MAIN STREET Dempsey Hits Delay ing for on ideal gift for your host- TEU Ml 8-OOte Gonard Rnpoir Work AMHOURtATER;..( / ' rP9 so Phone MI 9-3881 at Vlchi'a, remember that you save OI5COURAA* eaa or a alck friend Say it with 10% when you buy In case lots.. flowera and tuck in a bottle of Like beer? Vlchi'a huge cooler WHAT'S THB ■ PAULA.' We Urge You To Support your favorite wine. LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N CAMPING holds up to 8,000 cans or Mttles of The Lutz Junior Museum On Drink Age Boost If there la a wedding reception perfectly chilled beer, either do TOURMNE EQUIPMENT in the offing, remember that you mestic or Imported Holland, Ger MANCHESTER can save money by purchasing man or Canadian beer. For parties Tents, Cota, Sleeplnc Bnga, (Oontinoed from Page- One) on the grounds that their speed epampagne in case lots. you can buy a keg of beer or for PAINTS CUSTOM MADE ‘Air Mnttreases, Stoves was reasonable for the volume of Schenley'a O.F.C. has been prop fewer people, you may purchase MEMORIAL CO. CANVAS AWNINGS Lanterns sponsibillty. I have seen too many traffic, visibility, and other facton. erly aged in small white oak casks one-half or one-quarter barrel of Oppoalte East Cemetery pictures lately of wrecked cars An absolute maximum speed In temperature controlled ware beer, all chilled and ready to use. For lost RtsuHt' MANCHESTER and broken young bodies lying be limit law, Dempsey said, would be houses for 12 long years. The 12- All kinds of mixes and sodas are Quality Mameriols side the highway." written so as to take Into consider year-old seal is your guarantee of carried here for your convenience SURPLUS SALES CO. Dempsey also echoled State Po ation tha characteristics of differ- receiving the highest quality Ca and Vichl's also maintain a private Over SO Yeera Experience 199 N. MAHT ST. lice Commissioner Leo J. Mul- eht types of roads. nadian Whiskey available and it parking area for customers at the PAUL'S a t Depot Square cahy, another speaker at the con "Obviously," he said, "we cannot sella for 97.49 for 4/6tha. side of the store. Make this store ' CollM I^5807 PAINT SUPPLY permit the same speed on second Right now you can save 91.00 on your choice for fine liquor, fine Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. ference ' in calling for a law to ary rqads as on expressways, but a A. AlM ETn, Prop. make the results of chemical tests qtecial offer at Vichl's Package service and' reasonable prices. 645 Main Street B . C . J Y JOHNNY HART J. FARR—MI 8-7111 law Getting an absolute limit which admissible as evidence of drunk Is safe for multiple-lane, limited Harrison! S t, Msneheater Tel MI 9-0.700 BY ROY CRANE M?0 F»RErEMD'«t?0'l?e enness and one to set an absolute access thoroughfares can be so Fisher said he entered the hoa BUZ'd SAW YER yi>u PRtnEMP'jiio'Re iH e maximum speed limit for the state, pital for a rest, saying, "I feel THE F*-YfcHlATT9|Sr written as to provide for the post Liz Has Date WJiYOWSHtOMWVMAAMS '' PsTtUlAIRaSTAUD I MAVE rcAAir MgARVdo! I MODERN On the number of accidents and ing of lower absolute limits on fine. I am a little tired because I OF MSPCCTOR RATMOHO AMP AMO I riAVe a n particularly fatal accidents, in am iMADeqUAcyCOAAPtEX.I other roads." have not had the rest I wanted. I LT. SilNS OFHONfiKDMG . IMADECJUAiCY COMPLEX. SEE CS FOR: T V SERVICE which there-is a degree of liquor Another talk at the conference With ‘Antony,’ have a complete bill of health." WATKINS-WEST rouarMARconesPNWON' I a Alamlniun Roll Dp Awnlnfo Involved,’' he said, "shows all too was delivered by James K. Wil The filming of “Cleopatra" be "Suburbia n Venetian BUnda T T p m d j t ” 406 CENTER ST, >lain]y that we need stronger legls- liams, executive director of the gan in Rome last September. Som-e FUNCHAL J! # Storm Doora Ctemer of Griswold S t atlon to deal with this type of Connecticut Safety Commission. Mum on Eddie weeks ago, rumors of a rift )»t- Today' , w m s t u im : r n CombiantioB Wlndowa offense. He said that in addition to the tween the Flihera were heard, with TEL. Ml 9-3306 "TTie police consistently do a fine needs listed by other speakers SERVICE THE MAGAZINE OF MGHicIwstar Awning Co. Burton's name figuring prominent PLEASANT PUtOES 198 WEST CENTEB ST. enforcement Job, but they cannot there were three in which com (Contiiiiuid from Page One) MOTOROLA get maximum results from their ly. AH Involved — Including Bur ORMAND J. WEST A MONTHLY FEATiniE OF TelephOM Ml 9-8091 munity cooperation was essential sue e statement denying reports ton, who also is married—denied Eatnhllalwd 1949 efforts as long as the law contains for statewide success. YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY SALES and SERVICE loopholes through which some driv of their eatrangement. the reports. ______Director NEWSPAPER______ers who have been drinking can it the time Fisher'flew said, is careful preparation of ac here, Mrs. Burtoii returned to We Servlee all makes of TV, escape." cldent records at the local level Hotel Pierre, he said that rumors 143 E. CENTER ST. , *01 4 ^ j of a breakup with Miss Taylor London from Rome. Badle and Phonographs Dempsey said the state law that so the best use of them there and Miss Taylor previously was limits the speed of a motor vehicle at the state level, where reports were “preposterous, ridiculous and Menebeeter’s Oldest ioFuiug ijFraUi to whatever Is safe and reasonable from the whole state are collected absolutely false." married to hotel heir Nicky Hil MORTY M EEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI t*s has been tried for many years. “The only romance between ton, actor Michael Wilding and With Finest FeoiUtlee TuRnPIKE apd analyzed. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Bur the late Broadway showman Mike "It has been found wanting," he Williams also urged continuing weUxAUelHE THeyiLOU PUT IN SOME ,„ADD VDOR LOGS 7.*3tt Monitor TYPEWRITER SERVICE 1 0MlrOTMK«>»7O ing. Ha ero-erged to ' stage Ms 10:16 Cameo Caper* DEALE* IN WASTE PAPER, THEN SOME. LIKE THIS AND THEN 479 Middle Tpke. E. RN09Vll«NM«CI»j 166 MIDDLE fURKF IKt. WEST need a chemical teat law. Aa in news conference. 10:30 Juat J a » Mancbenter MATERIALS SMALL PIECES OP LIGHT-THATSAU. TMI MFORMIkTI' $4.65 (OooittaMa# from Fags Oaa) 11:16 SiHUt* e'Lnmi ------KINDUNS... MANCHESTER speed, there la also e ceiling be 11:30 Starlisht Berenad* "Why dlgniflad? Why, he drives yond which It le unsafe to oper 1:00 Slamoir REBUILT TYPEWBiTFBS MMIVMUU WUAY-flO • ROYALS, UNDERWOODS. SCRAP METAL a oar!” Mulcahy aaid. "The alune ate a motor vehicle after drink HEALTH CAPSULES 1:00 Club 01 VICHI'S ing." by Mtekeel A. PeWl. M.D. 1 :30 St. Ixiula Cardinal* T*. N, Y. U C. SMITHS Etc. offlear finds tha aiuaa'inan weav MeU. PAPER MltdidI 3-7043 PACKAGE STORE ing in a car along the roadway. HOW /HANV VIRUSES APP9CT 4:yu BMnd Staa* We Handle Stationery Along 99 BISSELL BT. He atopa tha car. Quastlonlng the HUMAN BEINGS 1 7:iy Saturday Nixbt Dane* Parly With Office Machine-Suppllea 5:00 Night inifhl RAQS M i IRON . ( operatic, ho observaa the drooUng, Letter Carriers 13 no New* Sign Ofi Your Mall U*t A* Desired red-eyed, elurred apqeoh, diehev- wirop—1415 781 PARKER ST. eled occupfint, and arraats him’. 1 :00 iMU Terri - A. 9, BERUBE, Prop. Tel. Mi 3-6185 or MI 8-6879 To Hold Seminar 4:00 Bob Scott—Conn. Ballroem MI .9-9477-Ml 8-6842 The cbergeT Drunk. Hiia genteel S:00 Don Bialr Show drunk drtvaa e ear. Ha will be 11:00 Sign o n charged with "operating under the The Manchester Letter Carriers •PIN F—1385 influence of liquor." will sponsor a semiiUr at the 1:00 CBS New* w hM * M*» «ni4> • • American Legion Home tonight at 1:1U C B S-It'* New - If the driver ivfuaea to take a 1:16 Bbowcoa* of Muale THE STORY .OF MARTHA W AYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS ■obriaty test, the ednuniaeioner 8 p.hi. 3:0U New* Route Inspection forma 1838 end 2:10 CB8—Tim*, to rravtl D A V Y J O N E S BY LEFF and McWlLLIAMS ■eld, "We have . no avidenca to 3:16 Showcaa* of Muale proceed. The m o m The CARPJBNTRY—Speoialixing in tha Tomorrow for t r -rnm - ■mailer work; rspoira, Olterafions, Tmaty%nP>* ro rum CLASSIFIED recreation rooms, etc. Sogpng’ HerM, Angle M S M .tc T (dw 77ef im iP L m t srs. roi^, 0(1 and gas Mtrnsia. buildings, porches leVeled-secur- Tenpin T i t l e *Q borar.v vacancy; The swiv- It w*a the second tline In less other'day and aaked me what l Hidden'faUgue is-a factor in akl> . et ehair will be occupied by An MONDAY Ihni FBIDAY I0:Stl A.M.—BAT17RDAT • AM. Reoaonable rates. Coil PI I-7SIM A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, aiding, B u g s’ tourney, and the topi six will roll than a week that a fighter waa between l::S0-4;30 <>r any time Murtaugh Says in the semi-finals at 2 o'clock to thought. Now I assume his honor ing accideijts, sayq a doctor who other on Monday. (2) Don't apply Saturday Or Sunday. painting. Carpentry. Atteratiens morrow. Immediately afterwnard, taken by stretcher from a ring in a spoke-more or iM in (uiger. I doji't la making a study (tf the matter. unleea you're a lefty; that aeeina PLEASE READ YOUR AD and addltiona. GsUlnga. Workman major match. But Lavorante, ap believe Governor B r o ^ really Dr, Arthur E. !^ison, .orthoped to be a Job requirement. SAM’S UPHULnERT - Itotlrad ship guaranteed. M gutumn St. the top foui< will compete in the parently suffering mostly from ex Otesalflsd or “Wont Ads” ora token ovOr the ahone os a eon- Ml 314880. finals. Handicaps are based on .By. EARL YOST meant what he said. ic consultant-for the Mt. Snow ski Hiere eeeiiM to bax-e bee« a suc- vMMms. The advertiser shenM rend his od the nR S T DAT *T from Uia shop. Can taka cars at ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—t >doubleheader* pile up, plus the hot haustion, was not hospitalized. "I told the;,.{;overnor his pro area, has found that >ikiers some eeSalen of lefthanders down here all your uphoiatarina naetts at and'humid weather. Burgess can't two-thirds of 'the difference be TAMPA^ Fla. — Tallest player Lavorante, 25„ got a relentleso AFFBABS and RBFORT BRRORA in time for the s)sxt taiter- BID WELL ROME Improvement “This will be a typical Nation tween the bowler's handicap and a with the Pittsburgh Pirates is posal would put a lot-of people out times become excessively-tired and ; on the I^o. g sports desk. I eeru- tlen. The Herald Is roapenslbie for eqly ONE laoorract or esoltted great aavinga. Gall CH S-SYIt. Company—all types of atding and be expected to catch any more than Lavorante, 25. girt a relentleea of work and oiie of those people is are not-aware of it. 'This is when pied It for tlx'e years. Von’d haye to al Ijcague race,” tobacco chew 100 games and this sea.son the 180 average. lighthanded pitcher Tom Persons twice as rtd, but the South Amer- taSdrUen for any advertisement and Own enly to the extent et a 8HARPEN1NQ Service - Sawa, rooflne. Aluminum clapboards, a Ruth Hcneghan topped tlje field of lakeville, Cqnn. His biggest me—Archie. I have a- wife and accidents are apt to occur, he says. •ay Pat Bolduc was a switcher. He ”(Smke good” 'Asfirtlon. Brrers which do net lessen the voIim et spectalto. ■ Unexce'Jad workman- ing Danny Murtaugh told a schedule will be expanded from . lean waa never knocked down. children and my trainers h^ve It seems s pooped schusseg knivsa axes, aheara, Miatos, 154 to 162 contesta. with a four-string total of 'T69, in booster ih Mianchestfr is Dick Moore, 197, atagg)ered Lavorante, - wrote and typed rlghtte, but when the ndverfisMOMt win not be eorreetod by ”make good” InOertioB. rotora blades. Quick scrvlos..Caiit- ship. Mi 9-«48e. group of inquiring reporters cluding a 76 handicap. Diane Wil Thurston, a member of the police families. j^ght drag himself onto-a chair he Stepped to the plate It was from , The uncertain Florida \veaU1er 211, aeveml timea in the eighth tol Equipment Co., M Main It., who sought information on| lis had a 36-752; Mary BOediger department and a former minor and ninth rounda and the Aii^n- "If that proposal went through lift, take a comforting ride to the the left side. WeHl let you in the Manohaster. Hours dally 7-8, ALL TYPES of roots repaired or toth Pittsburgh and the senior has hampered the progress of the and Alice Huy had 748s, Mary with league' baseball umpire. Parsons, It would t(4ke the bread out of at top of the run and think he’s rest rinb, Pat, albeit honorary. F’rank YOUR COOPERATION WILL replaced, specialising In Bonded Pirates. "We've lost four days due tine giant looked wobbly in the BE AFPRBOIATBD Thursday 7-8. Saturday T-4. Ml built-up and shingle rooting. loop. "Every club baa real good a 68 handicap and Alice with 132; 6-7 and .210 pounds, is a product of knees at the start of the 10th and least 20 mouths for juat one fight ed when he’s not. Ollne pe^ed away nith A eonlk- D IA L M l 3-2711 8-79M. pitching." the Pirate skipper con to rain and .cold weather. That er. That doesn’t include promoters Dr. Elllsoii, plus others, includ 'paw ai^iAnt, too. And now Hol- Coughlin' Roofing Cktmpany. Man means 12 pitchers (three a game) Gert Andrews had 96-741 and the Pirate &nn system. A gradu last round o t the ncnt-Utle match. chester. Ml 3-7707, tinued. "Pd say the team that fln-| Diane Sauer, the other ounivor, ate of Housatonic 'Valley R ^ o n a l Moore, recognized *a light- and newspapermen.” ing about-50 college student-tnter- .ooittb! He’s lefty! Clase will tell, BUSlNBSS-professlonal accounts. Ished sixth last year should be the didn’t get to see any action,’' the had 120-73,5. ' High, where he lettered four years ,Moo9e fVay Ahead vi-ewers, hai^. been asking skiers xron’t It fellas T If your receivables need, action, manager sadly reported. heavyweight chunpion in Califor POR YOUR roof and siding,, call favorite to \vln. Of course. I'm The winneV will receive a in baseball and t^ b e in haisket- nia and parts tit Ehirope, blasted Referee Hart scored the bout 9- at Mt. Snow about injuries—when phone Ml 8-5317 any hour. AAA J. G. Roofing Co. 'We specialise only kidding he quickly added.” Friend, Law, Joe Gibbon and trophy donated by Parkade Lanes. ball. Parsons has'been handicapped 3, judge George Latloa 10-2 and they occurred, what time of day, Reimbursement Service, 88* Main away at the gangling gaucho’s Some of you have had a chance TROUBLE REAGHINB OUR ADVERTISER? St. Bonded. in alimUmim, ceramic and atone. Pittsburgh, after wlnninjg the Tom Sturdivant form the big .four Here are the scores: by a sore arm. If the arm re^Kmds, mtdseotion. and, r^ e re e . Tonnuny judge Lee G/ossi{ian 9-1, .all fof under what conditions and why. to meet and talk with Howie For free estimates and appolnt- National L,eague flag in 1960. the of the pitching staff with big Bob Manager Dsihny Murtaugh plans H art halted th• guaranteed. CoU Ml '0-ist6. drawing the raves of Murtaugh, Is 156- 132-144-177—713 Lavotante’s manager. Pinkie Milton Wolf of Wilmington, Vt, Nexvspaper Enterprise Assn. 1969 IMPALA convertible, radio win. No one really knows what Fullmer or Terry Downes, the co- 1 ran into fhree familiar faces verslty of Wisconsin on tlje dation devoted to charity. Charity NO’nC E IS HEREBY given that and heater, powe)r brakes and veteran Johnny Logan. “He can Man* DeLucco (112) ’’Best flrst and third basemen in George, said he hoped to have the champions. in his 10-round tele and the student-interviewers from lost Saturday night. One was TAMPA, Fla. (NEA)—The stretimh of .his speed. begins at home.” PIANO TUNING. *7. Fifteen years’ TELETVISION antennas and rotor is in store. 1 know that Groat is a ^TBRN LAW 176-117-138-160—703 Argentine undergo medical tests Harvard, Albany Medical and Wil PU s Book No. R96lt, issued by steering, white with black top, .2*0 to .820 hitter. I’m counting play three infleld positions and the NatinnAl league are Bill White vision (ABC-TV.IO p.m.) bout OhArlie Whelan, new town chomp. sweat poured down Jim "When I came to the Reds In The right-hand ace, Joey Joy, a The Savings Bank ot Mancheater experience. Free repair catlmatee aystema Installed and neiMirad. play them well. He’ll be our top Fran Schmtdt (52) ■ today—despite Lavorante’s reluc liams College at WllUamstowTi, 21-game Winner, offered to buy *1,650. 130 Hawthorne. MI 0-374*. upon request. Cell Kenneth Robln- nerving Mancheater and atirround- on Law. In fact, I’m very opti fielder now than when he flrst and Ken Bo.ver," Manager Johnny with Hank. Tiger is the 8-5 fa Mass. WA’ve hocked up the golf course O’Toole's handsome face, from ’50,” he elaborated, "we had a staff has been lost and application has came up, after fantastic minor utility inflelder. 184-113-182-162—693 Keane of the Cardinals told me tance. .. vorite but the odds won’t help him together o few times. Bill Thur- that threw mostly breaking stuff. up his contract for 1200,000, Which 1880 FORD conVortible, V-8, stand aon, MI 8-1386. Ing areas. Modern TV Servlet, 406 mistic about Law. His control is Delores Draghi (172) So long as his fighter had to Dr. Ellison is on associate pro ceaseless sprints in the out been made to sold biuik for pay O n ter Sb,, Ml 3-3308. off a little, but that is due to the league homer totals, Stuart still Is Murtaugh Hke* what he has 120-136-133-129—690 about his two standouts. “Boyer if the stiff-punching Detroiter hits ston, his opponent (more about Brooks Lawrence, Joe Nuxhall. made a guy wondSr how h 1 g h ment of the amount of depoeit. ard with ov*rdriv8>jpaIl MI 8-7438 seen of Wilber Stargell. "He'll be Is simply tremendous. In my bonk, lose, .said George, he was glad the him on the button. fessor , at Williams and has been him later), was familiar to me field at Al Lopez Field. Bob Purkey -r- guys like, that. Ed O’Toole pegged hla worth. between 8 a.m.-8:io p.m. TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot long layoff,” Murtaui^i said. Law lackadaslcal, and on the showboat Marcelle Darna (lOOi defeat oame at the hands of skiing for 29 of his 36 years. clearing. C3tll Frank C. Noble, MI RADlO-TV REPAIRS, any went on the disabled list July 7. side. a good player some day. His arm he's the best all around flayer in With the Benny (Kid) Paret only from having seen the name The Reds ore the nmningest Bailey, our catcher then, would call "Th-e first gams II ever pitched NOTICE IS HEREBY given that free ptektm and doUVMy «q amon is nearly as good as Clemente's, 1.50-122-160-151—683 Moore, whom »he praised as a tragedy of last wee)? stUI very ' He advocates ski school train team in bosabaii since Otis Doug only breaking stuff. I lesrixed to Pass Book No. 43210, Issued by 1841 CHEVROLET ImpOla^- 4-door, 8-6063 He reported to camp three weeks Blaine Woodcock (152) baseball," the manager added. ing and physical (2>ndiUoning for on these pages in the past. The in the. big leagues," he said radios phenMraaba. flours 6-10 and that's saying a lot. He can hit, credit to prizefighting. much in the hews, the referee, consolation match brought togeth- las, A fugitive from football throw A slider and control it. thoughtfully, "was against Mil The Savings Bonk ot Manchester hardtop, power otearing, radio and early in his comeback bld- Many Problem* ! 147-11.5-133-130-677 all beginners. "Age ipakes no dif heater, automatic tronamlaalon. p.m. H R B R aSe and TV. F3 PitWburgh boasFted the leading run and throw, but may be short Gu.s Nelswender (124) Joey Jay was touched for 16 Last Saturday Benny (Kid) who will be named at fight time, sr A couple of friends, Stan (Stlke) coaching, took over their muscle "When I had to go back to the waukee, and I loet, 2-1. Leo Dur- has been loet and application ho* LAWNS—Cleaned, mowed, trim- 14MM3. 3 0 3.1810. The PJpates are a club with nm.s, all earned, in his first two will be in the hot seat. The chance.* ference whatsoever," he warns. toning A year ago. high, hard one, I couldn't get it been mode to eold bank for pay Owner MI 3-1*47, batter for the second consecutive On experience,” was the manager's 132- 134-146-139—675 Paret was knoc)batting average. Scoring will be by the rounds sys well make it as safe as possible.” ered was that one when Bill loet business of pitching In the big to finish with a 19-9 rerd and sult of an auto accident. FORD 1968, Crown Victoria V-8, "Stuart," Murtaugh cmnment- scramble, without a competent man that We-are going to be a conten Bobbie Robinson (20) Five years ago. Blrilie Teldtets, fective." leegues. A loser In his freshman ed with your aaxrlMa In mind. Household Services then managing Ctnclnnatl, told me tem. to Lorry Bates, Next time you gain the honor of pitching the "There u c 18 stitches bock hera Reasonable ratae. E. J Boyles. very clean, *895. MI 3-8801. MAN(XaMTBR Package Deltv*t)r. ed, "has as much power as anyone behind the plate. To this observer, der all the way. Every club has a 164-17^-142-153 -658 He said of Lavorante; “He needs year of 1969, a .500 thrower as a opening game of the 'World Series. where you can't see them," Jim Offered IS-A the biggest gap Murtaugh miist few 'Its', Thi.s is a real tough Clair Allardyce (132) Curt Flood couldn’t miss being a e-xperlence. I could take him to my reach the finals, Bill. I'u just be sophomore, he was moseying along Tel. Ml 9-6344. Light true and pncaag* dallr in'teseball. If he can make con- major leaguer. . All he needs is Scenes to Change ' ^ an interested spectator, not "Every pitcher,” he says, "wants O’Toole grinned, running his hand •ry. “ ■ ,tota, waahars and tacCwith the ball, in any park, he'll plug is the catching post. Even league with plenty of balance." 96-132-129-164--653 salt mines (Archie talk for train Paret Still in Coma erratically. to win 20." through short-cropped, curly block INCDMB TAX rOUixne prepared by 196* BTUDEBAKBR truck, good RBWEAVINO of burns, tnoth holoa. atove moxrlng e g y ^ ^ Folding Wt it out. And don’t fosget, he’s a with a sound Burgess, a roly poly No one can dispute the last Ada Reynolds (156) e.xperience, Tebbetts said. After ing camp) and make a champion NEW YORK (AP)—While Ben assignment. "Tnion 1 Tediacovered my fact condition. MI 8-3501. Zippers repaired. Window Shades fashioning a .322 average nith St. In NHL Playoffs O'Toole is an impith-(raced Irish hair. "You can’t hurt on Irish former Internal Revenue agent in made to measure; all sized Vene oholra for ranL .300 hitter, too.” Although a better guy, the Biles will need help when statement. 1.33-138-118- 94—639 out of him.” ny (Kid) Paret continued to fight ball,” he explained simply. man with a dimple in his right man's head.” tbs convenience ot your homo for Jime Rowett (88) Louis last year. Cardinal Mana for his life, the bitter controversy 1 caught Green Manor twice— It didn’t make sense that FORD, 1965 convertible, excellent tlan blinds Keys made while you 3tAN»ESTlIR Moving TmMi- ger Johnny Keane elalms Flood is Lavorante fought gallantly but clieek and a dance In his eyes. Better, hs might have added, his Individual and bitolneao. Ml 8-80M and 111-156-123-131—609 was unable to handle the bobbing, over who was at fault in sending NEW Y O R K ~ (^ -’nie NaUonal against Meridea and last week huaky, healthy guy, only 25. should condition, fully equipped, with wait. Tape Recorders for rant. ing Company, Local and long dto- in the same class with Willie Hockey League's Stanley Cup . when they nailed their second When the National League cham head than that quorter-of-a-mil- vinyl top. PI 3-84*8 after 6 p.m. Marlow's, 887 Main, 3D 8-5331. weaving attack of grayhaired him into the ring agatn.st Emile ever have la» It cellent condition. Clarke Motor and loiw dlotonce. Agents for WILMINGTON. N. C. (AP) — stretcher. Newsmen were kept out coma,” a hospital bulletin said. ' aren’t; few people can get in .to NEW YORK —(NEA) —The cofte. Sales, MI 9-3013. ptUra. Prompt, economical, eapert, COUNTRY CLUB MEN Jay Hebert, a professional with Tampa's A1 Lopez neld. named Canadiena. guaranteed. Phone 30 6-460T, PM- Lyon# Van Lin*s,IIne., ’werid-wida .NCAA Swim Title Bv THE ASSfKTATED PRESS after the White Sox ntanager, side for a half-hour, then were Although home’ ice is generally watch a game, and the gym's new first lady ef sporto is a May Pitch Opener for Senators movars. Fre* eatlmatea. 3D 3-6117. Final Standings perhaps the most mls-pronounced IX>S ANGELES—Archto Moore. asked to leave after a five-minute small size ia hot conducive to the ehsniHo blende named Joan HOME BAKINO—Wedding c o k e s,,.., ______tartoa’a, IIO Canter SL W. U Pet. name in golf, moved Into the third draws the fewest fans of any city rated a big factqr hi hockey, it's style of play the team uses. Poysmi. and birthday cokes special- occa- i®®* BUICK SPECIAL, (toll 3U In Reach of Osu 197, San Dli^ii. knocked out where a major league ball club session with the barely audible not expected to be enough to sway *•*775. AN UNUSUAL bargain t Reuphot- Irons ...... 25 14 .641 round of the 320,000 Azalea Open Alejandro Lavorante, 211, Argen Lavorante, Bowling 'When the new Meto moke NEW T O l^ —Determined,Red Sox error# got the Job done ■ion cokes, children's novelty Is based in Florida. "Tampa is an the odds that presently favor tha • • • Bennie Daniels,—. a 39-year-old who Oiha despite (xvo-rxm hom *tar 3 pises living room set: aofm CMtimiMloiiMxtpast Cleeka ...... 2 5 14 .641 Tournament today with a one-shot tina, 10. Industrial city and there are few Manager George naid Lavorante series leaders. their National League (tobut a t birthday cakes. MI e-8805. BUICX 1*81 Inxlcta, 3-door hard- and 9 cbalrs. *146. Otooee from Fairway* ...... 23 16 .590 CXlLUMBtlB, Ohio, tA P)--dhio lead. ERIE. Pa. — ,Johnny BIzzaro, COUNTRY CLl^B WOMEN The Y serves ita purpose in pro the Fblo Grounds April IS, It becatoc a xvinner in the majors for ers by Carl YastrsMmskl and Car- Itourists or winter visitors who was Buffering more from .exhaus Final Standings The fourth games in each semi viding recroaUon faeUlUes for the first time last year, likely xvill roll Hardy. RUGS AND bedspread* expertly top, full power, low mileage, group of fine fabriea. Work don* Braaalea ...... 23 16 .590 State's versatile... Buckeyes had The 39-year-old Louisiana na 13.3, outpointed TommyTlbba, 182. take in the game.s. And the ball tion than anything else. Someone final are scheduled in the same xvUI qualify Mrs. Poyson oa on epotleaa. In excellent condition. by axpart orofisman on our prem- Drivera 17 .564 W. L. Pet. boys and girls, but It Just .isn’t the owner in two of Amorien’s top get the honor ot firing the first dyed. Chooee from 70 decorator ...... 22 their flrst NCAA .swims cham tive, who pronounces his name Boston. 10. park Is away from the city. These asked the Argentine when he start arenas Tuesday. lace for good semi-pro ball, and Morhafdi Pfodnees Two colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, 4* Rawlings, 81 Jarxli Rd. toei. All work fully guaranteed. NibUcka ...... 1 6 23 .410 "aye-bear." carded a 69, three un FRE8NO, Calif.—Oatm Terron- Putters ...... 68 40 .626 professional sporto — hnoebnu official pitch in ImseMirs cele Mo* Morhardt of Monchestor 3(111 ftobrio SolaafocHn, 176 Pina INVITATION pionship since 1956- anrt their 11th are the major factors why attend ed to get tired. George translated Mashies ...... ! .. .67 41 .620 8lOt'a what Green Manor is of brated presidential opener at Purnell Place. M l 9-3003. Spoons ...... 14 24 .359 der par, for a 137 total to lead ez, 14,5, Fresno, stopped Marcellno ance I.S. not good." CSndnnati Pub Lavoranle’s answer;' "I can^t re fering. It is a good club, knows and tbonmghhred raetng. Mrs. (Conn.) contributed to the O ibi’ St., exclualv* Chsnay Fabric Bloaters ...... 7 32 .179 since 1937—Just about wrapped up Woods ...... 61 47 .564 Siderowf Team 3rd Charles Shipman Payton haa Washington. attack and drove In two runs. sslaeroom, In Manohostar. 30 TO BID today. national open champion Gene Lit Vnr)ras, 143, El Paso, licist Hank Zureich told me. Any member.” George did the rest of Irons ...... 60 48 .548 the meaning of teamwork and team Auto Driving School 7-A tler by one stroke. TACOMA, Wash. — George the talking until the newsmen left. ■png been knoxvn aa the co- The strong-armed righthander Skinny Brownr and. Was Stock 8 3-7133. Budgot tarma arrangad. Sealed bids will be received at Seven events are r»i tonight's where from 4.50 to 600 watch the Tees ...... 59 49 ..523 HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — mirit, and looks and acta like a owner of ia t racing's hnpoo- Personals the Clfflce of the General Manager, Bay Dellafera, 361; Sherwood Back of them at 139 were Jim Wright, 160. Tacoma, and Mel weekday games at Lopez Field A newsman asked Archie about ball club when it comes on the reached opening day form yester checked. the PonkeCs on six hits MORTLOCK'8 Driving 8chool-’, 121; Reggie Hlllnskl, 116. pern, Mexico City, 67-67—134, Laxm« mowed, fertilized, etc. 3(1 ..19 20 iha teat of the league. Donlsto became the Nats only win tolly for the White Sox in the ninth NEED (TART Tour credit turned White Glass ...... 487 were flrmlv In third place this time He opened with a 20-fool birdie ! ------^— i>«cr- ■ down?. Short on dowq payment? 9 1927, 3D 9-1770. Moriarty Bros. .. .. 9 30 231 i wlA 27. • • B NEW YORK (AP) — The divi ner in -the 1881 campaign xirith a on Don Mlncher's error. Bob Alll- PREPARE FOR drivor's taet putt and closed with one from 15 j sion playoffs in the NaUonol Bia- 13-11 record and a 3.44 earned rtm lon accounted for all the Twins’ Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t Ago* t* to 80. Driving and clooo • SEPTIC TANKS I Jhpkman broke the 50-yard feet for another bird. All told, he VILLAGE CHARMERS—Marion I-e-ja n ith Angels It's baseball weather, too, Oas- despair! See Honest Douglas. In Jack Vlttner, 152-369; Paul Me Buckminster, 126. ketboll Aaabcla^n resume today average. runs with 'Dire* homers. 'The big room. Thro* Instruetora No wott Building—Contracting 14 OI.EANFD and INST)%LLED I freestyle record, both Intercollegl took 30 putts, missed four greens I PALM SPRINGS, Collf. (AP) — -Oiy's back, we have National xvith the Los A^elea Lokcra try- Now in hto 10th season in or blow for the Pirates was a txve- quire about lowest doxfo small ing. Monehoiter DrIxOng Acad* Intosh. 135-367; A1 Plrkey, 362 : , ate and NCIAA. twice. The old )iiark and came up with Important chip ' Frank Leja of NShant, Mass , ,1s laagxM a t the Polo Grounds est payments anywhere. No small my. PI 3-7341. Frank Preneta, 147-355. tog again to nail the Western ganised baseball, Daniels never run homer by Bob Cnemsnte, but ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re • SEWERS I of 21,4 seconds was made by Jack- ; shoU when they were needed to Record Wrecker back In the American League. agahw and Moe Morhardt,, the Ari- championship and Boston’s Cel gave up im the way to becoming loon Or finance company plan. manmam in laaf last year’s Dtr*B>g Ten meet ...... ‘ xoaa reports Indicate, probably ths Cards’ Gene Oliver took hit modeling, all type* of carpentry. MACHINE CLEANED save strokes The 6-f(X)t-4 , 205-pOund lormer tics seeking a comandlng lead in a'Winner, reaching the majors for ting honors xvith four hits, includ Douglas Motors, *** Main. Nelson Higgins. ^ 4-1700 PARKADE INDUSTRIAL -R uas here, and the NCAA srtandard- j Jay. older brollier of Lionel, said BLOOMINGTON. Ind. (NEAl— New York Yankee bonus player wU stick with the Clubs aa the Mo. the eaat. RuaineBS ScrvlCM Offereti IS the same was autliored b.v the first time in 1*67 and hanging ing a homer and triple and three • INSTALLATION Aceto, 246-211-647; Terry - Altken, he felt his ability to play In the Jimmy Ra^l accounted foir nine has been traded to the Lo.x An B first hassmsn behind Ernie The defending champion CelUca on with the Pirates until he waa RBI. 204-568; Wait Phillips, 223-590; Dick Michigan's Frank Legockl in 196i. ; new Indiana University basketball geles Angels by the St. Louis Banks. Moe waa a key figure fer 104* PLYMOUTH sedan, good con RELIABLE removal servlcs. wind helped him v.xull into the play tha Philadelphia Warriors to traded. Hto career record up to Loo Thomas and Bari Avertll dition. *80. MI 8-1777, SPECIALIST Shackelton, 203-552; Bob Gould, ■ I lead. He conceded that he dldn'v records. Cardinals. tbs last high achool team 1 esv- On oftHDoon (2:30 pjn.) game at that time was on unimpressive singled across the tying and win M A M Rubbish Co. Route* cover 212; Ray Bolduc. 204; Bud Ohlhof, m g ___. • J ’ particularly like to plav in the Philadelphia leading two gomes to 8-18. ing Mahehester. Commercial, In'] A 7 ning runs os the Angels scored two 1066 BEL AIR Chevrolet, 3-door .dustrial, reeldenttol. Our fpccisl-j o w n 200; George Sadrazinakl, 200; M a r t i n a n c i o r P M ' P r wind, but that his UnacU of keep- BasohaU and Tom Kalley art one ia the Eastern sUmlnations. But he's No, 1 with the Senators in the ninth off Indians’ rellsvor hardtop convertible, (toll MI LOAM T ani Oouatry Howie Ck>ro. 212; Joe Ryan, 214; The Lakers, xvith a 3-1 lead over ty -attics, cellars, yards. 30' "synonymous. When his charges after hto seexmd fine performance Art Kay to x)vin it. Gus Bail knock*- 9-2348. 9-9787. FOR SALE. $2.00 Load Lou Pavan, 206; John Dmiyak, 210. | R e l e a S P c l S a m e D a V ! ^any play* begin practice Monday, it'll be Dotroit, ore host to the Pistons in in succession—he spun a three-hit ed in the deciding rxm in the 10th DRAINAGE CO. . I ers. Tom’s 36th year a t MH8 coach. « night gams at Los Angelss after ter for six innings in b'it prexrloua Ml 3-7172 misMng a choaee to put away th* for the Mete with a double after Ml 9-4143 Final Standings T, - i VITXV v n n i r ,»t)^ mi x, ' still not saDsfied with Wa hope' his Indlant will rswajrd outing—and probably vrili bo toss- Art Mshaffcy’e departure. Mahof- 1048 CHEVROLET coupe. SOI eu. w. L. Pet, NEW YORK (AP) Billy M ar-■ hts putting (he says he's not slrok- him with a good season. oories in four straigirt gomes. De ing the first pitch toward the in. V-B engine, (360. MI 3-6534. troit nailed for a 118-117 victory fey went nine innings, longest for NOTICE Banquets ...... 37 19 ■861! tin arid Jim Brewer, who tangled; ing the ball firmly) shot, a second plate at Washington's new DC. ths Phils this spring and gave up Bar-B-Ques ...... 35 21 Thursday night In Detroit after th* Stadium, Ap^i 0. 1*88 FORD Folrlone, 4-door, radio At * meeting held by the Town Picnics ...... • ^ ja t Wrigley Field (luring the i960 *** for his 138 total, Well, IM hatter start rearrang- lAkoip had won tha first -these. seven hits. and heater, very good condition. ..33 23 Inf Mdags arodad here for n I^ g Homers’ Planning Commission of Manches Weddings ...... 27 29 :482 aeason m on, of the most "erious It’s oil but odds on the Lakers Daniels struck out three and >n 8-4*17. ter, Omnecticxit, on March 26, 1982, [ Receptions ...... ,27 29 rigbthniider again, get the mail will close out Detroit in game five HONEYWAGON SEPTIC TANKS .482; fights ever seen on a tuiseball dia-; first day 67 over ihe Cape Fear sti t hed. all passes' ia order, ete. walked only two os he set the A's wv « ^ mw m see** weeOD following a public hearing, it was Clambakes ., ...... 25 31 446 I mond pondered their futures today i Countn’ Club course,measuring 6,- and astUe bock fo await a decl«loa down while Dole Long furnished Slow Pilch League voted to make the following zone' SEPTIC TANK SERVICE . AND Outings ...... 23 33 .411, Aside to:>nyaslf: 1 hope Oirettl in the hest-of-soven Boaton-Phila- White, excellent conditim Emil ^■<1 after getting unwelcome news ort 700 .yards hltp xeith the only run he needed. Stavens, Xtoke 8t., Vernon, changes; | JOHN P. FAY, Prop. Buffets ...... 17 39 .304 ' the same day. Marr. whose 66 was the best and Judynira doing the aame down dsiphla adtiea. H ie LoKsn ore 13-0 BIGELOW HTRBICT- To change j PLUMED SEWERS there in the; southwsst comer. over the Pittons at Los Angelos Lkmg. ths loading homo run hitter Meets Monday at 7 ------Martin, a former member of the round of the tourne.V. slvot eight on Um exhibition trail with seven, to Business Zone III. an sre*- Phmie cord straightened. outT ■toes the LOker fronchla* was now In Reeiden'ce Zone B, de-; INSTALLED - CLEANED The Banquets and Receptions, i N’ew York Yankees who wa.x trad-i birdies, two from 15 feet, as his knocked tai the Senators’ flrst run The ’•8lox))c-Pltch" Softball Maehme CImrriI winners of the two rounds, will roll ed to Kansas CJity in 1957 after a sparkling Iron play left him six What’s the director’s been doing? moved to the xvest coast from Min- in ths first’ inning for his 31st scribed'■e'follow*; Northerly by: REPAIRED off next week. Scores: Phyllis;I celebrated _._u.night club , party . .has- putts prsix feet or less for bijtxilos. Put the fover on the glue Mtt iu(q>olls two years ago. Stin Coach RBI. League sponsored by the Man SEALED BID land N /F Bailey A Whitten. Ini .*4epUe Tanks, Dry Wqlto. Sewer Heedbook on the left . A the Froddle Schous isn’t forgetting a chester ‘ Recreation Deportment part by each, 110’, more or lass; Lines Ia*tolled—ne B, described as —------‘ mdde ail impressive spring show- b.v two shots. poMlde eopl tm» it you dealru, and, eo ttp M with Jerry We(d; that In ether games, Cincinnati Managers or representatives et xvill bo ' immodiately opened and follows; Northerly: By ‘Haynes then a hot ahower. Than, the means a pdstty good Mfort no thumpod Detroit 8-1 a t Tampa, all teams toteraated la playing tMe r*)|to in public. Street. 370', more or less; East- . KAYCEE TENTIN -J-Jim Tier- matter xshat olse BoppoM. Be season Miould b* present. Tlie Imd form* and on specifications arc •riy by property N /F EMen, Inc., nsv 211-212—590- Tom Hobin ® ® h r r o m H e lp I a lc biggest steak In the house — «r tween them, Baylor arid Weet Chlekg)a‘s White Bex edged Mto Foi^ealan food, if you chooas. noaota 6-5 at Orlando, nttsburgh league xvill be arranged according ■xmlloblc at the office of th* super 160’, more or less; Southerly by 22L-{^: Pmu DesjJunes. 2^^ Brewer,.a 24-yeHr-old lefthander WASHINGTON lAP) Yale scored 18 of the Lakers’ 117 points to the repreeentauon preoent at intendent o f ' schools. property.^N/P' Merritt, YuritshoL ; 550- Clem Ouev 221>—565* stan ^ a .3*2 victory over Howard * • • . dofootod S t Louis 6-4 at Fort My- (Wish whoever ke^ps pushing in-Thursday's game. .ers, the L«a A ngles Angels boat this meeting. The board of education reserve* Gortond.'Johnson and Nyntan, In . I my chair would <OU*UW NOON»V r M o r N o r A seen at 18 Anderson S t CaU MI ladd. CaU MI 9-2384 evenings or and art, a profession In Itself. SALESMAN D uri^ th* J ^giATH* a»pic* CALUty \ A 5 p U L y 94887 or Ml 94834, . 1 . weekends, "VUOTMON C 3*WNa POR o r a t i J U S T Set for Texas’ CALLS* is o u r PUpASANT large room for gentte- Baded on ' tlie premise Uiat 'Part-U »« diinara aalaaman, WHINAUM 1988 BTUDEBAKER truck, good then call us for an appointment. with- aoaia camara' knowladce ra- MiNDirreNg TOUR. condiUi^ Frifldalre freezer, tape man, free parking. 64 High St. n H M M a o tc in m t Elva Tyler, Realtor, Ml , 9-4469, lAits For Sale Health comes f i ^ wltiiln you. qulrad, to work daily from a:80 VfWitAtPUP Mcorder, knl»-lraack ahsif, china Ml 9-6051, Top Financier a.m.-S p.m. Excallant worklnf con- P0R*Tvmra IjafTI^TW TRAU cloeet, odds and ends. MI 8-3508. BUILDINQ LOTS for sale In all FOB BENT—Front n »m , eentral- . zones’. Will buy and list lots. dltlcna, centrally located. A r a k in W g C K f.^ ly located. MI 9-7129. 813,300—6 ROOM home in excep (CohUnned frain Page One) iD AOVERTISHENT DEPT. HOURS raon Mr. C, Gray, Orand-Way • L B O M O tional condiUon, large bedrooms, Charles PonticelU Ageitcy. Ml 8:15 AJML to 4:80 PJL jnera Dapt^ Mancheatar Park- M ID MUM R. F. DIM(XaC CO. half acre lot, on the bus Une. Well 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. ^ $1,000 each and are uaed to store Sade, or call MI 9-80M for appoint jrniMrioNix) Musical Instmmeats 53 worth the price. Call today. Apartments— Flat*— MI 9-5345. Barbara W'ooda, MI LOT 100x158 bn Hsrckmatack St., the anhydrous ammonia—a ferti CLOSING TIBIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ment. M R /W I.W PIANO TUNINO, 87, Fifteen years’ Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI lizer—under alight pressure. COMMERCIAL. vyajuDiptHg Tenement* GUARANTEED 9-7703, Jdnanna Evans, MI 9-SBSS. 9-8953, MI 3-8969. nice neighborhood, near school. i] Thni FBIDAV ItdM AJL—HATDBDAT • AAL DRY dJEANER, Onlay week.’ Ap experience. Free repair estfea^ Sewer and-city conveniences. CaU It turns Into a gas when the pres AND MMKTVONA upon request. CaU Kennsth Robin- sure Is released. Farmers, in ef- ply in person New Model Laundry, ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex. S MANAGER OF W. T Grant is In II ROCKLEDGE BOLTON Ml 9-2486. CXXN picxuir aon, MI 8-1865. monpy maker—5-5 duplex, each fe;sT, plow it Into the soil with 78 Summit St., Mancheater. bedrooms, large cabinet Utohen, terested in 3 or 3 bedroom duplex WILL ’TRADE lot 400x260, A-zone, INDUSTRIAL AFPBBOU' Dial M l 3-2711 basement and attle, steam oU tid * having more than 1100 ft., 8 room ranch, 1% baths, 3 fire- Supplementary Income 1! nozzles or feed it Into Irrigation ] COUNTERMAN wanted. Apply or house, good section in Man' S kpaoioua bedrqoma, living room placsa. 3-ear ran ge, built-ins, -sell in part payment for two-family, water. ■ heat, cevper window aereena. op Chester ares. One child. WUl pay Dpcl’s Drive-In, See .Chris, w SPINET PIANO, beautiful finish and attractive kitchen, 2 Mating ing for 834,500. centrally located. Call owmer Xfl Mortgages on file In 11 West PAINTING and tone. MU 8-1898. posite Center Park. AvaUaWe April up to 8188. MI 8-3081. Unusual p n ^ rty . 6 room Ranch. 9-0665 8-3660. 1. Adults preferred. MI 9-7829, gyatems. convenient location. ’Two acres. 3 chicken houses hold Texas counties amount to about | ■M i Fran FrarailRg Page lO O A V .tM i Priced to aeU. R -T . DIMOCK CO. $5 million oh S3,poo tanks." Farm-i Inzuranoe Coverage For g r a n d p ia n o , Behr Bros., 6 14,000 birds. Fully equipped. 2 car VERNON ST. West. —Two adjoin- Your Protection WANTED—Experienced aoto me THREE ROOM apartment, qt ^ MI 9-5245. T L *’**^^*Barbara Woods. Weal for re.tired couple ers need only one or two for their ^ chanic, uiply In person. DiUon foot 10 inches, ebony, very good Hons^ F Sale ing lots. U3'xl8S' each, $2,000 per $100,000 CompeneattoB FOR AN . shiqM, beautiful tone. Asking 8880. hot wator, electricity, stme, re ■n f 1 C< *.,-1 9-7702, Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. ® ^ • farms, but records show some Sales A Sei-^ce, Inc., 819 Main lot. Sign on property. XH 9-3362. farniera have signed mortgages Palntin g~^Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 AFTRRKIOON Phone MI 8-4389, .6-6 p.m. frigerator. 348 N. Main, second R(XKVTLLB — Baautiful modem 811JMM$—3 bedroom ranch, Beechler - bmith $800,000 Publlo LteMlity St. OF «RRINO> floor, 888. MI 9-6239, 9-8. 8% room apartment, heat, hot double garage>lrees, near III MANCHESTER for hundreds. Estes signed papers WAITRESS OR counter girl, ex REALTORS $28,000 Property Damage tS tO papwtaiiginK. B H O m U Q r^ water, atove, refrigerator. and atorea. Carlton W. Rutchlna, Quality built 6 room ranch, for WANTED—Building lot preferably leasing many of the tanks from nztaniiiiihip at na periencad. Apply Hob Nob Res MECHANIC . WELDER, full or r OCKVILLE>- Apartments newly 9-813^. \ BARROWS & WALLACE the farmers. - part-time, must have heavy equip Wanted-rTo Bujr 58 ether convenlencea. Parking. MI 9-8962 Mt 3-6969 mal dining room, 3 twin size bed B zone. Call XG 9-6258 after 6 Establizhed 1915 il ea. n y a m in Mua* taurant, Shopping Parkade. decorated, dinette, kitcbenette, W a^er w d dryer on premlkea.. rooms, large heated finished tec $5 E. Center St. Manchester As trovibles for the dark-haired, ; ^ - naka. UI ment experience, i ^ l y in per bedroom, Ule bathroom appU- 813,600 — ROCKVILLB. 8 room Resort Properly For Sale 74 46 Vestre Ot Service WE BUY, SELL or trade rattqoa Ideal location. 16 mlnutea to room, attached garage, 831,000, $11,900 — 4%; room ranch with Bible-quoting financier mounted, j son, ITiomas Colla Co., 381 Broad ances, 868 per month. CaU MI Hartford over Parkway. 896 a ranch, large Uvlng room, cabinet FOUR BEDROOM ranch, 1% baths, prices of several finance company ; R.N. u -7 SHIFT, part-tlma. Laurel St., Mancheater. and uaed forhitura, china. gUiaa, kitchen, MautltUUy landscaped porch apd unattached garage, ANDOVER I-AKE — Waterfront 8- 1869, TR 8-8488,______month. CaU Rockvllje TR, 6-8748, . . . . . waU-waU carpet, 3-car attached R. F. DIMOCK CO. fumiahed 3 bedroom cottage, full stocks declined on the New York | WM. DICKSON I Ooor ssnd' Manor, MI 9-3834, ailvar, picture traaua and old lot. Shown by appoini hunt. Marion MI 9-5345, Barbara Woods, MI newly decorated, 100x150 lot. Gan 'M r. Charlaa, garage, acre lot, only 817,600. Carl assume 4%'% mortgage MI cellar, two fireplaces. Owner XG Stock Exchange. i Machinists—^First Class ooina, old doUa aua SW)S. bobby ROCKVILLE—One 8% room apart- E. Robertson,i,l^ aalter, l( MI 8-8188. ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5133 9-7703, Johanna Evans, MI 9-5653. coUecUona, a ^ e contenta or whole ment In reslderitlal area. Stove, re. 8-1412. 9-3949. One of the companies. Waller B. i & SON WOMAN TO babysit, 7:80 a.m.-5 ANDOVER—For rent— 3 large Heller of Chicago, estimated to 80-bour week. Must be capable eatataa. Fumitnra R^ialr Serrice, frigerator and heat furnished. rooma^and bath. Tel. PI 2-4694. CthrrOM BUILnr • room Oolonlal, COVENTRY— 5 room ranch, com- SIX ROOM Cape with garage, Phone xn 9-0020. andn o mtonocmtarloc paintingpaimmg p.m.. Manday-Fnday. MI 8-5787. of holding aircraft tcderancea. TaloottviUe. Cbm. TeL Ml S-7449. Adults only. 890 mouthly, MI 3 tlreplaoea, large cabinet kitchen, VERNON—6 room ranch, 8 years have in excesf of $T million in tank — ------bodka. binaUona, fireplace, large lot, atone fireplace, wall-to-wall car Wanted— Real Estate 77 I. Wallpaper bodki Bridgeport and Jig-bore operaton. 9- 4834, TR B-U66. THREE ROOMS, newly deconted, 1% baths, screened porch, swim* asking $11,900. Tongren Agency, pet no.soo Call R. J. Wrobelskl, old, 3 bedrooms, formal dining mortgages, dropped nearly 9 points ramoved. Oaillngi HAIRDRESSER wanted, fuU or Apply at FRANK IS buying and selling good mlng- pool,' garage, comer tot room, exceUent condition near but later halved the loss. pm -tim e. All repUea confldenUal. aecond floor, parking, garden Ml $-6$2l Broker, MI'$-3573. WISH 8UMBUNB to handle yout i olaan workmanampiS: used furniture and antiques at SIX ROOM duplex, oU furnace, cen- privUegea, older couple preferred, 90x178. Shown by appointment. Vernon Elementary School. A spokesman for Heller was _ RaaaonaUa rataa. Box 8, Herald. Artidea For Sale 45 Diamonds—Watcbs 430 Lake St, CaU and see what $14,900. Jerry Fay Agency, MI ret] estate? CaU me a’ Ml 9-0828 quoted as sayng HeUer and 11 GTK CORP, Household ncorcUa Women $12,900.. .Vernon St. . . . Old now booking for outalde vancement opportunities plus tween 6-8 p.m. MI 9-1684, kids. Tongren Agency, MI S-(f324, trict of Covrntrs- on tho 29th day of If you want a fCMd Job fringe benefita and bonus. Call 18 Vernon Ave., Rockville FARM LOAM, top quality, stock W. B. WilUams. • FOUR ROOM apartment, combina- trance, in private home. Front 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, large rec March A.D. i9«2, er eight-room home now vacant. ATTRACTIVE sleeping oom, cen room, garage, half acre plot. Con get oUr eatimate. Call Mr. A1 Racine, TR 0-9658. Or write Med 3 years, hig 8 yard load, |13. RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12 bright Uon gas stove, adults only. CaU room 13X18, kitchen 13x18, well MANCHESTER—5 roonT'caperZ- Prearnl Hon. ; Blmore Turklnston, To Hear Talks Four down and four up. Needa tral, genUemen. Apply 198 Spruce equipped and with electric stove MANCHES’TBR—4 bedroom bomp, venient to shopping, churches, aitd Lsq., Judrr. Modem Home Decorat- Manager, P. O. Box 104, South Fireplace wood and cow manure. red, 825 ; 9x13 orchid broadloom, between 8-8 p.m., MI 9 -4 ^ . car garage, city water and sewer, STRETCH On niotton of Charira F. Thotiiaa, some work, but has new beams,' Salesmen Wanted 36-A Garden— Farm— Dairy St. Both have' large southern win exceUent cliaet and storage spaok Schools. Many extras. MI 8-1826. on bus line. Asking 813,800. Ton 9-0736. Windham, Conn. Columbia, AC 8-9828, after 6 p.m. 887; 10x16 blue oriental. BU large enclosed pomh. 3-car ga Administrator, eta. Bovrrly Drive, Cov- new heal, good sized.lot. Good 1 Prodncta 50 9-6055. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete dows. Bedroom 8x18, bathroom gren Agency, MI 3-6321. your dollar. A must sell situation jnlry. Conn., on Ihn osiatr o( Ulenna spot for the ” handy-nuin” and a AUTOMOBILE salesmen wanted 8x11. Heat, electricity and hot rage, 819.700 Phflbriex Agency, MI $13,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly fin E. Thomas, lato ol Coventry, within Bethesda Lutheran ^Church, New O and wallpapering, wall- FOR SALE!—^Bowen rkUng tractor light bousekeeplM f a t t ie s . Cen- FOUR ROOM flat, heated, on bus aW’aita the prospective buyer of aald district, deceased. Haven, will be the'guest speaker resMonable offer will bring ac SCHOOL BUS drlveix 7:80-8:48, to Join Chevrolet dealerahlp. Suc OUTDOOR Coca-Cola dispenser, water free. Adulta only. Immedi- ished, aluminum sldlim, fireplace, STARKWEATHER 8 t.-6 room sin r removed. Wallpaper booka with snow awower, gromid plow VALUES—Mace, Baldwins No. 1, traUy located. ChUdren accepted Une. Elderly couple. MI 8-7905. garage', bus. Carlton W. Hutching, this custom designed ranch home. This Court doth decree lliat six at a meeting of-'the United Lit- tion. on l^ueat. CeiUnga. m e eatl- 3-8:80. Call MI 8-3414. cessful applioants will receive and wheel harrow. Ciul after 5:30. 81^28; No. 3, 87Bc; 30 lbs. Bunce will take over 860. Hoepital bed, —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch IMe occupancy. $90 per month. gle, good condition; all uttiities, months be allowed and limited lor the FLORENCE ST.—7 room bohia In MI 9-5133. $14,500. Joseph Barth, Broker, MI 3 bedrooms, dining roojn, full thera-n Church' Women of Con m am . CaU Roger, MI 8-0928. training with pay, plus opportun MI 9-4266. Farms, 839 W. Center. MI 8-8116. will aeU, rem or lease. Wringer St,, Manchester. THREE ROOM apartment With IMerences please. Write Box A, exceUent condition inside and dUt, creditors of aald estate to exhibit their 813.900.. .Route 87 in Andover. ity to step up y w r Inoome. Gem 9-0320. basement family room, garage. AU claims sfalnst the same to the Admin cordia Luthprtin Church Tuesday. WANTED type washing machine, good work encloeed porch, electric stove and Itorald. enclosed porch, one-car garage, ST. JAMES PARISH - Custom 5 this only 2 bk^ks from Bowers istrator and directs that public notice Seven room* with I'/j baths on RATOOND’S PAINTINO— Inter- Chevrolet, 1J32 Main St., WilU- FORD automatic electric hot FOR THE freshest e g n In town, ing condition, 816; old type G.E. ROOM FOR genUemen near Main refrigerator, heat, garage. MI be given of this order by advertising ’The p a i^ r and Mrs. Livingston priced for quick sale; $13,900. Phil- room ranch, large kitOhen, co BEAUTIFULLY landscaped ranch, School. A real buy—call today. will be ^ s t s at a potiuck at 6:30 approximately 8 acros. Thla io>/, exterior, apraying. Satlafac- EXPERIENCED mantic. waiter heater, 83 gaUon, switch come to or caU Maneuichester Poul> refrigerator, perfect for cottage, St., separate entrance, parking. 9-6706, afUr5:30. ANDOVB31—Three - room apart brick Agency, MI 9-8484. in a newspaper having a circulallan In ment, heat, hot water, atove, re lonial atmosphere, near bus, ahop- 3 '^drooms, 1% baths, heated rec: said district and by posting a copy p.m. Women of the church are in- home waa built way back la . guaranteed, free eatlmatea. TURRET LATHE OPERATOR and meter hc8t, TN. MI try Farm, 473 Keeney St.. Ml rung quiet as a mouse, 836. Lousy MI 9-3951. 1720 (that’s a long time, Isn’t 8^99 after 4 p.m. 85-HOUR WEEK. 2% ROOM apartment, ftimished frigerator, garage. PI 2-6043. plng^ only $17,900, Carlton ^ reation room or office, screened thereof on the public algn post in sain vlle^'to bring a favorite dish and 9-9963. 9-9904. We deUver free. looking combination oU and gaa WELLS STREET—Duplex 6-8, ideal Town of Coventry nearest the place ItT) and haa had aome reatera- Help Wanted— LARGE ROOM phai kltehenette, or unfumlrtied, ground floor, Rutchlns, MI 9-5U3. breezeway, 3-car garage. Many Beechler ^ Smith where the deceased last dwelt. o ^ e to the supper. Coffee and stove. We wUI have to dicker on for handyman, 813,600. No agenta. tion. Excellent heat, phunbing, ARB OPEN now for BUCKLAND Male or Female 37 DELUXE STATION wagon tent, private lavatory, ahewer, en parking, adults. Reasonable. New FIVE. ROOM flat, aecond floor, MI 9-8229, 9-5. extras. Near schools, shopping. Certified from Record. dMsert will be served by a refresh- italde and Inside. Satiafactlon thla one. For more inform^on heat and hot water, newly deco- NEAT I BEDROOM ranch wlUi Asking only $39{600. MI 9-5762. REAL’TORS EI-MORE TURKlNtiTON. Judge. etc. Old fireplares atUI Intaet. MANUFACTURING, INC. 10x10, sleeps six, like new, $80. Fertilizers 50-A call MI 9-7567 before 6. trance and parking. Call MI Bolton Road, MI 3-8389. "ment committee headed by Mrs. laranteed. Prea eatlmatea. Dom ra t^ . CaU MI 9-9800, one-car garage, has assumable Lota of possibilities. 181 Adams St. Buckland PBIRSON needed to deliver Fuller MI 9-8198. 9-3683. after SPUT-LEVEL, 7 rooma, 1% bates. G.I, m o^ a g e. Asking $18,300. MI 9-8952 MI 3-6960 DECBBE ON LIMITATION OF Raymond Smith. ic, MI 3-7655. , GOOD COW manure. 88 and 819 BtSSEUi STREET—4 room tene p.m. BOLTON—5 room ranch, breeze _ CLAIMS / Brush merchandise on weekends KITCHEN SET. dresser with mir famUy room, modem kitchen with ’The Elsie Meyer Agency, Real At 8 p.m. Pastor Livingston will only. Good pay for few hours’ FOR BALE—300 amp engine driv loads. Delivered. ExceUent for TWO SEPARATE rooms ta r rent, ment, first floor, 870. MI 9-5329, built-ins, one-ear garage, large w ay and garage. Wooded lot, good EAST HARTFORD-6 room Cape, AT A COURT OF PROBATE hdldMi 815.000. . .Here’s a 'deal, Tliree EXFERIBNCBD gauge grinders, ror, bed, deek, good condition, FIVE ROOM flat, aecond floor, oil tors, MI’ 9-5534, MI 3-6930 location, only $13,500. R. D. -Mur at Coventry, within and for the Dis speak on life in the Scandinavian wiU pay top wages. Apply E A S work. CaU A1 Gaakell, MI 9-7174. en welder.. Good condition CaU ehrube, lawns, gardens, etc. MI reasonable. Phone MI 9-9141.' eras perking.' Kitchen privllegee 9-6. ______lot, 819.500. Phllbrick Agency, Ml breezeway, garage, fruit trees, on trict of Cm-entry on the 39t|r dav of bedrpm ranrh. Living room with 3-7804, MI 9-8781. heat, pleasant surroundings, near dock. U * R Realty Co.; MI countries both ftom a secitlsr and fireplace, nice roomy kitchen. Electrical Services 22 Gauge Co., Mltimell Dr. after 8 MI 9-8883. - If derired. MI 3-7086. 9-8464. MANCKE8TER and vicinity - If SUver Lane, $17,600, Joseph Barth, March A. D. 1962. from a religious viewpoint. He will NEAT APPEARING person to DOUBLE BED, limed oak finish, FOUR ROOM apertment, second Center, Call after 6, MI 3-8116, 3-2692, MI 3-6472. Broker, MI 0-0320. Present Hon. Elmore . Turkington, Four years old. AND, a full floor, 886. Convenient locaUon. you are looking for new or uaed Exq., Judge. show slides and handlnrafta of the FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt aerv- work at dairy bar, full or part WILL SEUXi a small diamond chip box mattress and spring CaU MI 138 BIRCH ST.—Room sultaUe for (o basement garage. On a comeF Ica on all typaa of electrical wlr- TOOL MAKERS Household Goods 51 lady or genUeman. Kitchen privi MI 9-9178. homes, some with small down pay SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, fire On motion of Cleon L< Hurd. Execu countries he discusses. time. Write Box R, Herald. engkgement ring and wedding 9-9776. A. PERFECT HT ments, call the Ellsworth Mitten VERNON—New custom built 7 tor,..... Spring — ig Road Coy-iCoy-entry-, Conn., on lot, over at the North End ef Ucenaed and Inaurad. WUaon band In ease for 830 and this ad. leges. 88 weekly. MI 3-4451. place, 1% baths, bullt-ins, recrea room (Colonial, 4 bedrooms, at the eatata of. . .Ellen . yO Hurd late of town. Real clean.. .combina MACHINISTS 1961, 21” MOTOROLA ’TV, alao Furnished Apartments 63-A Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930, or EUMtiicai Oo., Mancheater, Ml CaU MI 9-8863 after 5:80. COUCH, OPENF Into bed, excel' This 7 room custom built garrison tion room, garage. 4% % . $108 tached garage, large lot, near Coventry within »*ldIdrtl diitHct, deceased. tion wlndowa, ameaite. Real 9-4817, Glastoniiury, ME 8-7376. apartment size stove. Both In VERY PLEIASANT furnished room FOUR ROOM apartment, middle , x a 9-5524. monthly, 817,900. Carlton W, This Court dotK decree that six Rainbow Girls BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS Situations Wanted— lent condiUon, 840; also, 18” RCA ONE AND 'iW O iw m furnished colonial wrlth breezeway and ga Lake Street School $21,900, Jerry months be allowed and limited for the good buy, FOUR 8 foot showcaaes, 810 a excellent condition, MI 9-6183. with light houSeke^ing. Inquire aged coupie preferred. JA 7-1916. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. creditors of said estate to exhibit their T ------. Female 38 TV. 63 Wells Street iq>atalrs. apartmehta. Heate'd. Kitchen set, rage, centrally located In Man MANCHESTER—89 Finley St. 6% Fay Agency, XG 8-7029. piece; one Moaler aafe 64” high, 186 Bissell Street. chester is the Idesl home for your large room ranch, fuU cellar, large claims against the same to the'Execu To Mark Birthday 815.900. . .n Overland St. over Floor Finishing 24 LATHE OPERATORS 88” wide, SO” deep. Make erffer. ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made THREE ROOM apaHment. Heat, refrigerator, gas range, bedroom VERNON—$1,600 down assumes VERNON—High on hilltop, 6 room tor and ^Hrects that' puhllc. notice be WOMAN DESIRES to care for slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. 3-PIECE KROEHLER secUentU ROOM FOR RENT, private en stove, refrigerator. Gables, 118 set. Fnes gizs, electricity. Low g;rowing family. An attractive rumpua room, 3-car garage, ame- - the G.I. mortgage on thla unique given of .Mil* order by adverllaing In a at WelhereU. Preaent owmera. chUd in her home daUy. MI Call Mr. SeUer, MI 0-7860. ranch in tiptop shape. Basement newspaper havtna a circulation In FLOOR SANDING -R eflnlaW ^, Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, sofas, $30 for both. 42 Spruce St.' trance, shower, genUeman i n Main St., m 9-5229, 9-5. rent. Apply 10 Depot Square. A pt worki-saver kitchen for Mom; a site drive, lot 300x200. all land 5% room ranch with attached ga The 40th armlverSary of the Or are busting nut at tho seams, All above must have experience 9-0640. MI 9-4336. pine-paneled den for Dad to smoke scaped. $M,900. MI 8-4805. recreation room. Priced right. said ^strict, and by posting a copy need more room. This was built commercial, realdentlal, new GOLF CLUBS—M. T. driver, 8 Ml 9-7590. ferred. Inquire 101 Chestnut St. 4. rage, built-in range and oven, Seeing is believing. Call Madeline theivbt on the public algn past in aald der of the Rainbow for Girls will in either experimental work or tool 30 LOCUST STREET — 4 room , his pipe In; a dining room that in Tojrn of Coventry, nearest tho place by Ansaldl, haa four rooms Roora or we will make them like DESIRE LIGHT housework, baby mesuhg old, 818; Vqiaon Staff and finished rec room. No closing be observed by Manchester AS' FOR sale:—Florence gas stove, OIL PAINTING. 28x27, framed, apartment, first floor, heat, hot THREE, ROOMS partly furnished vites company to meals; large CX3LUMBIA—Are you looking for Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642 or Mabel Where the deceased last dwelt. doisft and two up with the big new. Mr. Charles, Modem Home work and must be able to work Bitting or caring for elderly per brassie, used one aeason, 810. CaU cost—full price 815.900. R. D. Sheridan, XG 8-8139. ■- Certllled from Record sembl.'f tomorrow at St. George’s Decorating, MI 9-0726. gee and gaa,‘' 190. Ehccellenfcondl- Hopl Indian, very colorful. MI LARGE ROOM on bus Une, park water, electricity included, 8138. available. April 1. 84 Birch Street, restfid bedrooms for all members a 4 bedroom home? Very low shed dormer. -All set for the up? from blueprint. Apply. eon. MI 9.6078', MI 9-8806 after 5. taxes. Lake privileges, good Murdock. U A R Realty Co., MI EI.MORE TURKINOTON, Judge. Church, Bolton. Tlie order was Uon. CaU JA 8-7313 after 4. 9-4346. ing. MI 9-0994. MI 0-5239, 9-5. first floor. Call MI 9-8590. of the family, yoimg and old; a 3-2602. MI 3-6472. (30VENTRY—For $5,900. 4 rooms, founded April 6, 1922 and Rain ataire bath. FuU cellar, walk fuUy tiled bathroom on the second neighbors and exceUent price. CaU out to a nice yard. AU plaster, ACTIVE, reliable woman, 48, FOUR' CUB’TOM -made wood Burt Starkey Agency, AC 8-9248 modem'kitchen, full bath, arto*lnn bow Sunday is observed each year Bonds—Stocks— ANDOVER—2 room fully furnished floor and a lavatory pn first; plus Sa v e t im e — On display, more fireplace, rear porch >.. and the DELTA CORP. wishes work from 10-8. HIM acreens, apprcodmately 33”x iany time. well combination Rusco storm with Rainbow Girls attending Mortgages 31 apartment for rent. Maple Lodge, a screened and glass porch for than 150 pictures with prices of Juvenile Driver price is open to sensible offers. School graduate. Box P, Herald. 62%” Two comUnation atorm Route 6. Tel. PI 3-7278. windows and screena, IgFge lot, church In a group. 1249 Main St. Hartford doors 31%” x80%” and 29%” x leisure Thing. AH of this on an PORTER STREErr area — Brick homes In Manchester and vicinity. approximately $800-$l,p00 down All members of the Manchester ALMOST unUmited funds avaUable PRACTICAL NURSE, exceUent ref extra deep lot with space for a Carlton-W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, $15,900.. .'Up In the Green Man HIGH SCHOOL Junior tntereetsd " 77%” . 23 W. Center 8t. front colonial, attached garage payment. Alice Clampet Realtor, Hits Tree Head-on Assembly will meet at the Ma for private m ortm es. If you need erences, have car, work any garden. A thrifty buy for 821,900. MI 9-4643 or MI S-fSit, or area we have a six room in retailing as. a career; mainte modem kitchen with built-lns, 1% MANCHES’TBR— 7 room raised sonic Temple tomorrow at 8 p.m. money to consoUdate worrisome shift. CaU MI 9-6476 before 11 a.m. 500 CEJDAR poles, many clothes ‘Business Locations ceramic baths, fireplace. Every ranch. Three bedroms, lovely debts, to improve your property. nance, stock work, selUng. Must ranch, 3 years old, 2-car garage, 184 VERNON sfiEBT—An oldw A 16-year-oId girl, whom police Uvlng room with fireplace, din have driver’s license. Apply In line sisea. Installed and reset. For Rent 64 thing you would desire at a price 2 baths, 2-zone heat, fireplace, did not Identify, and her 27-year- Or for any purpose, and can pay Chevrolet- wheels 15-16 Inch. MI Jarvis Realty Co. you can afford. Beeehler-Smlth, 8 room hom^ In line condition. BURMA COURTS SUSPENDED ing arm and kitchen. Garage 123.35 per month for each ^,000 person. Tots ' Teens, 956 Main Situations Wanted— Izrge recreation room, wooded New heaUng.-'aystem, combination old male companion are patients at and ah oversized rear patio. St., Manchester. 9-1858. SMALL STORE. 8- Summer St. Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI 3-8969. RANGOON, Burma (AP)— you borrow, caU Frank Burke, at Male 39 REALTORS ML? INSUkBRS lot.' Near schools and shopping, storms a^'screens, wall-wall car Windham Community Memorial The revolutionary government Comer lot.' Owners transferrad. Connecticut Martgag# Exchange; Ideal for dry cleaning eatabllab- built-in stove, oven, dishwasher, Hospital toda.v as the result of an and, unfortunately, Just can’t ’I’WO CARPEU4TERS, new homes. VON SCHRADER rug cleaning ma ment. Cali x a 3-8457, 9-6 only. MI 3-4112 MI 9-2619 MI 3-1023 PORTER S’TREET area—Custom peting, ouy utillUes, step* from of alr and JOHN DEERE buUt. Plastered walls, hot water nice comer lot, easy financing./ presently pending in tho old OFFICES FOR rent, newly redeco heat, cast iron radiation, etc. lot, near school. Asking $14,800. head on. She has a cut lip and In coiirU will bo transferrod to tho seUIng this five room ranrh up ESSO HAS excellent service sta make new canvas covers, part- Dogs— Birds—Peta 41 VBRPLANCK area — sparkUng J<^n Pontlcelji A Son, MI 9-95VK tion opportuniUes In Mancheater- time. CH 2-8291. rated, rent reaaonable, Main St 817,900. Phllbrick Agency. Ml WUl trade for 2 family. Tongren ternal injuriei, and lost several newly formed chief court. Jus- on Tanner 8treet. Has three TRACTORS CRAWLERS location. Tel, MI 8-6419 or MI 9-8464. Cape-6 rooms, aluminum aiding, Agency, XG 8-8321, teeth In the accident, police said; Mco Bo flji of the Supremo bedrooms, full basement with Boltan area available now. Small PEDIGBEEUj Boston Terrier, oversized garage, near schools, capital requimment. p^d trairJng MAN FOR general store work. 8-7814. Her companion, Gerald M, Court has been appointed chief garage. Comer lot. Needs to bo m y e d , for sale, 840. Alio male MANCHESTER—Ranch, targe llv- church, bus, shopping. Priced for PO RTER ST. IXKKWOOD St.—2-farally 5-5. Im program provided. Phone Mr. Must have car. AU store benefits. Chihuahua, 8W. MI 9-3834. FARM EQUIPMENT Doherty of 86 Quarry St., Wllll- Judge of the. new Judiciary sys redecorated . . . we figured It Apply Mr. Hoyt, Arthur Drug, FOR. LEASE— Warehouae apaee tog room, modem kitchen; 8 bed quick sale Robert B, Anderson maculate condition, hot water oil, mantig, wsa eeriously injured, po tem. , would be best to let the new . ^v«.eyD om y daysdi JA 7-4188, nights lkOO-3600 sq. ft., parking area, Agency, JA 8-0139. RockvlUe. FIVE FRIENDLY Ubby PARTS AND SERVICE rooms, 1% baths, large rec room, storms and screen*. Asking lice report and has a slashed owners do It as they can make * Sprin^eld STate 3-4629. kittens centrally located. Very reason need homes. Somane longto haired. exceUent condition, $19,500. Phil- SCHOOL / AREA $23,500. Goodchlld-Barlett Realty, .throat. Hospital authorities re their own choice as to colors, FRONT BIND and brake special able. Robert B. Anderson Agency, brick Agency, MI 9-8484. MANCHESTER — Custom 7 room Realtors, BU 9-0939. THREE BAY service station, fuU 600 Woodbrldge 8t. MI 9-4289 ranch, 3 full baths, spacious kitch Spacious split leVel, 7 rooms,. port him In fair condition. etc. , . . and we will give an repairer’s Ucenae, large p a r k ^ ists, fuU-tlme with benefits. Ap 5X-0139. ample allowance In the price for after 4. Pakulis Farm MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room en, 2-car garage, large lot, AA 3 fireplaces, 2-csf garage, quality The car was demolished. lot, small investment n e ce e s ^ . ply In person for Intenrlew at built, large lojt' Witn trees. Priced SEVEN ROOM spilt level, family State Trooper Robert Joelin of It. Hartford General Tire. 155 Center MOO FEET AVAILABLE, 11 Main stone and frame cape, carport and zone. Asking $80,990. ’The Elsie room, enclosed summer porch, 2 Ideal for local mechanic with St. Ideal for used fumlture-iq>pU- Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI at 881,500 wito Immediate occupan- the Stafford Springs ’Troop is in following. MI 8-1477, St. Ask for Mr. Amenta. Article*,For, Sale 45 SUNDAY, APRIL 1st, 2 to 6 P.M. one-half ac^e lot. Has large assum ceramic baths, garage, like MfESTOWN 818.100.. .Here’s a good buy. .. Supply__ ances-itorage. Low --rent, MI able mortgage. Full price 816,900. 9-5524 MI 3-6930. new condition. Beachier-Smlth vestigating the crash. 8-1380. CaU the Ellaworth Mitten Agency, ■ ■ pharmacy ■ ■ large Cape on Charter Oak St. WALLPAPEUt sale—celling paint, Wlll.manUc — Route 8 MANCHESTER—Beautiful 8 room Realtors. MI 9-8952. XG 3-6969. Three rooms (there was four) Help Wahted— Female 35 Phone HA 8-1008 Realtors, MI 3-6980 or MI 9-5524. 159 Hartford Rd— Ml 9-9946 Executive Trainee 83.06 per gallon; other paint and coloniil, HoUywood section, excel Jqhti H. Lappen, Inc. down and two up. Present own vamlah specials, C. J. Morrison lent condition, ^ fireplace, 1% BOLTON—4 room ranch, excellent Combined Bands ers knocked down the wall be SALESGIRLS —Full-time or part- Planned management trainee Paint Store, 885 Center St. in s 'u Ro r s r e a l t o r s '.condition, 'lake privU«es. alum To maintain our continuity time, 1-5 :S0. Elxperlenced pre program for coUege and high echool East*r Fm*ry batbi, patio, 2-car garage, alr- tween the kitenen and dining B («ts and Accessories 46 Cape-$to!e! condltloner, nice lot. Sacrificing x a 9-5381 inum storm y $10,900. Call owner. of medical service we are room .,.a very pleasant reault. ferred. Apply In Mrson. Tola' ’n graduate. AppUcanta must: KNAPP SHOES—March Sale. K48 Room Ranch Weekend Call XG 9-7448, XG 8-5319 MI 9-9736. To Play Tonight Teens, 956 Main St., Manchester. work shoes, 8*.95, save 83. Harry S¥i at 819,990. CaU the Ellsworth Mlt^ They put In the built-tna, put In (1) have outstanding personaUty ten A nncy, Realtors, MI 8-69$), another full bath up, went to Mahoney, MI 8-4337. FOR SALE—18 foot Trojan out- The high school bands of North AMBITIOUS women — security and appearance, One and one-half baths, 2 fireplaces, (one in the cellar, xn 9 ^ 4 . VERNON—Near Lake Street School THE YARD’S NICE TOO wnrkq on a bcaiillfui rec room,, board, complete, two 80 h.p. en- over 1800 sq. ft. of living area In ampton, Mass., and Manchester Open All Day Inoome — earn 815 commlasion (2) possess ablUty to advance into nes, traUer, plus many extras. added a brezeway and a two daytime-evening. Car neceasary. recreation room can be finished for only $600), cellar COLUXfBIA—New large nrich 12M Intereating split level home, 7 The Cape with the most of every will hold a concert tonight at 8 car garage. executive post. DARK RICH loam, gravel, fUl, ood condlUpn. Will sacrifica for rooms, unique entrance foyer, 1% Phone MI 3-S247 for interview. stone and white sand. MI 3-8608. gquick acUon. CaU 1^ 9-1M7. sq. ft., built-ins, flr ^ p ce , excel thing. Shed dormer makes.upstairs p.m. in Bailey Audltozium of Man SUNDAY Financial potential is exceUent gturage. Choice of decorations, seeded, shrubbed, ame- lent location and exceUent price baths, fireplace, 2 sere' fully bedrooms large. 1% baths, llviftg chester High'School. Tonight's ron- 816.500.. .Terrific value In this ACCOUNTS receivable machine and many fringe benefits are pro at 816,900. Call Burt Starkey wooded yard. 8-zone heating. room fireplace, garage. Waddell cert will be tlie first of two ex four bedroom bungalow. Haa Thermopane rilding doors, com posting operation. Steady, full-time vided. site drive. Small lot for easy maintenance. Agency, Columbia. AC 8-9248 any School area. Eve. Bill Boles, MI change concerts by the two five big rooms and bath down, bination storms. Price $32,500, 9-9858. work, all fringe benefits. Ehq>er- time. schools. plus two bedrooms up. Also haa lence preferred but not required. Thla la a permanent career A QUALITY BUILT HOME! Glenn Roberts Agency, Realtors, On April 39, Manchester High Notice i opportunity SIX ROOM colonial, pine rec room, XG 4-1521. a front porch that Is glass en Apply in person. The W. G, Glen- School's band will go to Northamp closed. Garage. Actually two . / ney Go., 336 N. Main. ceramic bath, 13x28 Uvlng room, WARREN E. HOWLAND ton for a performance. fireplace, family kitehen, formal COLSatfAN ROAD—6 room Cape, lota of records and plenty of Apply REALTOR Tonight the bands will give com WE HAVE DAILY SPRING AND summer will soon be SEE..... dining room, good locaUon, good plastered walls, fireplace, 1% trees. Good spot for a booming bined and Individual performances. family. Close to Globe Ifollbw here. ’Think of the good times you THE DISPLAY OF LAMPS value from owner. XG 9-6778. baths, formal dining room with 575 Main St. • MI 8-1108 DELIVERY TO THE and your famUy can have with the Priced to Sell! china closet, built-in breakfast and Mt. Nebn fields. Mortgage ROCKVILLE FOUR BEDROOM colonial. Row- Is at 815.000 F H A ...nol too extra lnc*ome you earn as the AND EARLY LIGHTING DEVICES bar and dizhwasher in kitchen, VERNON AVON RepresentaUve In your IN CUR SHOW WINDOW era School section, one year did, loads of built-in drawer# upstairs. Imigh to assume. Csrpets are neighborhood—a patio, a swim FINANCE CORP attached garage, many other Near Buckley School and public $2 SPECIAL $2 BOLTON Included. ming pool, a. longer fun-packed These QUALITY BUILT BRAND NEW HOMES Are Locoted Oit dealrable feature#. Mutt be aeen. ^ 1 . Only $15,900. (Jail XG 9-8381. LUXURIOUS RANCH 5 West Main St., RockylUe, Conn. Beechler-Smith Realtors, XG vacation! No e^mrience needed. fo agents. CUSTOM BUILT .. 7 rooms. Rais LAR8E PIZZA $21,000. . .Hrven room Colonial ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. 9-8952, XG 3-8969. rvllh an attached tijn r,ar ga FVll training. Why not csJl today The Very Desirable Porter St., Just Opposite Autumn St. They're ed hearth atone fireplace. Wall to ANY 5 ITEMS for more Information? BU 9-4923. 963 MAIN STREET ' FIRST OFFERING! AREA rage in Jtolton. Full cellar. Own EXPERIENCED painter. Call Ml CXJLUXCBIANear lake, small wall carpeting. Prlvats dining 8-1420. REAL ESTATE — INSURANCBf. Near The Busy Shopping and Highland Pork School. SATURDAYS ONLY ers are moving and are open to COOK f o r restaurant, hours 6 chicken ranch. Room for 5,000 Excellent 6 - room Colonial, flre- room. Paneled den- /office. Built- Ins. DUppsai. dishwasher. Double FOB ONE MONTH offers. Beautiful home, best of p.m. to 1 sum, Acadia Restaurant, layenk Nice 6 room home and pla(;e, oil heat, beautiful enclosed condition. 103 ’ToUand ’Tpke., Manchester, Farmall tractor. Call Burt Starkey {torch, combination windows and garage. Screened, porch overlooking LENOX MAN OVER 21 for driving and 'V Agency, AC 8-9243 any time. beautiful cedar trees. MI 9-8127. Btore work. CaU MI 9-6288, doors, city sewerage and, water, $26,000 ! . Some sharp buyer tame ^ In exMllent condlUtm cx L L XGt. BUCKLEY, XG 9-5806, PIZZA RAY’S will pick up this home. Cost PILGRIM MILLS on Hartford Rd. MANCKEBTER—3 year old 6 PHARMACY throughout, lot 88x486, nicely land- ■ —TR 5-1685,_ > (FORMERLY DON’S PIZZA the owners up In fhe 30's, bank has openings for salesladies either room raised rsnoh. Large flntahed aad GRINDERS) 299 E. CENTER ST. famUy room. J-car bas«nent ga- scapfd, $16,600. appraised It over 28. and look fuU-time or part-time. Apply 186 SPRUCE ST. TEL. Ml 9*0896 where we are. This ranch is up Manager, noon till 9 p.m. NOTICE 6 Room Colonial ^rage, 3 full baths, built-in range, CHARLES LESPERANCE BARROWS & WALLACE on Grandview ,‘ltreet. Has three The ’Town Planning Oommlaalon ROCKLEDGE SECTION \iven, dishwasher, and disposal. T*l. Ml IsOOSI bedrooms; two baths, tu;n fire, FACTORY. experienced eewlng of Mancheater, ConnecUcut, at t One and one-half baths, book-case built around fireplace, ExMllent location, $23,500. R. D. MI 9-7620 56 E. Onter St. - Manchester machine operators, 8 a.m.-4:S0 Murdock, U A R Realty C o., XG places, garage. Reeks of quality. meeUng held March 26, 1962, fol-< Aluminum siding, rear porch, p.m. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 lowing a pubUc hearing, in accord smaIl 3-2692. MI 8-6472. HILLIARD ST.—2 family house, HUUard St., Manchester. buit-in china in dininar room, choice of decorations. big basement.. .W e can readily ance with the Charter for the ’Town MiaUM 4-4, under constructiOR. Now is see where the money ivent. Now WOMAN FOR cleaning rooms. of Mancheater, Connecticut, having ‘OPEN for INSPECTION’ Seeded, shrubbed, amesite, drive. Small lot for easy LARGE time for choice of interior deco- vacant, owners will listen to Part-time. Must have own trans deemed it for the pubUc good that . MR. and MRS. TSting. Selling price $22,900, under • PLUMBIHG sensible offers, .lust call, we’ll portation. Manchester Motel. Mc- building Unea should be eatabliah- maintenance. construction is a good flmc to open It up for you. ed, passed the following, orders: \\\' see the hidden values ot a Ponti- NaU St., Manchester. MI 4-1504. SUMMY1T06P.M. Water Heaters Elatablish a 36’ building line A QUALITY BUILT HOME! ’ 8 3 2 1 CROCHET ^ 8 8 - N HOMEBUILDER celli buUt home. John PonticelU • HEATING gSO.OOO... they’re asking, but on the south side of North T-8 yiw A Son, XG 9-9515. Humidifiers A lov’e!^ way to top your fa these folks are anxious to hear Main Street atarUhg at a If you ar^ in a quandry aa to what you think their property Mint on the west aide of Stock 50 LUDLOW ROAD four young - daugbter to vorite fashions! Crochet this glam what atyle of home to buUd and Dehumidifiers „ INVITATION t)io F on d o. :.Out« yokod orous oape-stole In white or pastel • AIR CONDITIONING out on Route' 65 In Hebron -ts Place and extending westerly wham to btiUd it and would like flirooa. trimmed, and a» a shades um$ trim wttli braid. worth. Consists of two build 782’, more or leas, to the east 3 SEDROOM RANCH acme friendly advice, contact Mr. Air Gleaners ings. . .one a nine (yes, 9) room TO BID . Bide of the Hockanum River. Priced to Sell! compaaloa A lU M ng cape and Pattern No. S7B8-N has fuU cro I Werbner of the Chiajtom Building house and the other a 40 x 46 Sealed bids wiU be received at bonnet'. chet directions for. anisU. medium Dr. Walsh announces the The Commlaalon flnda that Dam Department, Jarvis Realty Com Heat Pumps hnllding formerly used as a res the office of the General Manager, ages in the amount of One DoUar I Alnminnm Sidinff. This Home Hue • IF YOU'RE RiALLY mmESnDWi C(RN GET T O M R tR ^ HuCt! NO. 8831 with Patt-O'Rama la'la and large alzei^ incl; stitch Ulue- pany. 'Riere are loti available In change of location of his 41 Center Street, Manchester, Con alzoa 1, 8r 8. $. $ yoan. Size 3. trations. taurant.. Good location for a (81.00) and Benefita in the amount • SHOULD YOU ALREADY HAVE A HOME. WE WiU CONSfORt A^fRADBI the ManehesUr area for your office for the practice of Water Pumps WILLIAMS drive-in type of business, or a necticut untU April 9,1962 at 11:00 of One DoUar (81.00) were Incun EVERYTHING~Otie CoaM Desirel dress, 3% yards at l8-incta; bonnet I d order, send S5c In coins to:- vlewring and many plans on file AAI. for Chemicals for Swimming % yard, capo 1I8 yards. Ann Cebot, ’The Manchester Eve gift shop. Plenty of shote tral- In the estabUshlng o f thla buUdi for you to inapeet. The time to Oral Surgery—front 450 Water Coolers flc on this road. Pools. line. : To ordar, sond 8Be is coins to: ning-Herald. ns* AVE. OF start your new home Is now. CaU FOR FURTHER INFORi^TION/PLf^« CALL AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86 N.T. Woodbridge St. to the O IL SERVICE, Inc. Bid forms and ^>eclfications are Town Planning Conuniaaioa Su* Bumotio, Manchester Evenitig , TODAY. Water Siiftencrs AND . . . U'e have many more avaUable at the Controller’s Office, — OFAMERli^ Martin E. Al'vord, BotaM. 1 JFpr 1st Chut mailing add 10c for new Professional Build homes for sale In and agonnd 66 Center 8treet,*Mancheeter, Con (Kalrman Toj ;'K,Y. aaeh pattern. Print Name, Ad- Zone Control Town: necticut. Dorothy C. Jaoobaon, E. J. DUPRE AGENCY For li f iB$~z0BaMiiy add lOc t e r draes with sons and Pattern Num ing at 357 East Center ' OBNEBAL CLEOnuO DEALER* ’TOWN OP MANCHESTER, Secretai’y loaMi p a b ^ . ^r$nt Name, AdAcMO ber. Jarvis Realty Co. St. The new office will be WARREN J; aOfTIER Bath Rooms T.J.CROCKSn. Realtor CONNECTICUT Ehmano Garaventa BH S-1900 John Ponticelli & M I P S ■yim B d 6 4 »* ip la ^ -t6 «4 also,:: Band 60e for the new, big-alac HnaafelBg a«d Baatfog Rnowa for Qnallty Prodneta aad Service RICHARD MARTIN Edward 8. Dlk, ■St AMUm flUed ^with lovely de- open Thursday, April 6th. m mnoN *r„ Rooim u; CUENXRAL MANAGER FhUUp Harrlaao Mtna. a Beedlewee*_etiteh aaotm, raON'K TR 8-4768 341 Broad 8 t, Mawi|Mter--3Il 6-4648 Mi 3.157T ftaa pattanna.’ ' 8*8 R. OMtfer *t»at MI 8-61131 -1 'i* H ^ l 'W W \y r '-'4 ^ ..;••• i*- ,'.• ^ • • f* R|,?y_._v^;. .^' •;• 1 ; • • • •••. * • ’ \.
« . SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1W |; f©tmTEiJN lEvrnins l|mU> About Town Heard Along Main Street Little Theater Hospital Notes; ' Tlw Rotury Club of Mandiestw ADMITTftO ’rftSTKRDAt* 4ndonSom0 of Manehe$ter*$ Side Street$,Too Business Bodies Daniel Stewart, 40 Summer Sts wUl mMt H' the Menchester Ooun- Gives Report tiy Club Tuesdey *t «:30 p.m. ■ rfa. lisa Party. : caastonbflrr; tieofl Arthur nUng will present, with In the Spare Age < News Geto.Arouad Noel. Andover; Charles BitispwsIiS bIMw,. hlghllghU of a trip, taken r A few fortunate driven climbed sun red faced, figuraUvely On Support 39 Coleipan Rd.t Samuel Tureott with Mrs. Illlng last November, to the steep ascent of Quarry Rd. at speaking, over the parUal demoli 65 Overland St.; Mrs. Jean Bui tha MeMterranean, Elgypt, Holland Bolton Notch Sunday at .about 3 tion of the city’s newest police The Uttle Theater of' Manches g«U, 1 Hammond St., Rockvilli and the BriUsh lales. Members may p.m., atarted alohg tha flat and cruiser In k collision, Saturday, ter haa Increased its set and light Maryiin Gleason, 28 Tyler Clrcl bring their wives. Reservations for suddenly stopped. Rockville : Police Commissioner Mrs. Margaret Pietras, Italian! th^Hotaryanns may be made by There In the rolling pastilrc with Thomas. J. McCusker was faced ing equipment - by approximately Philip Gantnier Wapplng; Kath' calling Arthur G. Hblmes. its rock outcroppings. Its etdar- with a request for a conlmlaslon 1800 during its first year of opera Ray, Andover; Anthony MoszeiS studded grassland crisscrossed report at the, Monday council meet tion, has set aside some money for Si oak St.; M n ^ D o n s JCellC)] Franda X, Cola president of the with stone vValls, stood » P*'*" ing. the Children’s Wing next year, and tViUimantic; Mrs.1. tluuth Bunce, S2R Oonnectkiut Aaswdation of Real deer. They were as stilTas statutes, ChorUed Mayor Flgherty: .'.‘Got goes into the May'producUon of W. Center St.; William Btewartt Xatate Boards, will speak at a imalarmeid,' but alert to the unsee any reports on police? I see you’ve "’The Cave Dwellers” with enough ing motorists who whiwted-'by. But S27 Adams St.; Colvls Marrotta!; meeting of the Kiwanis Club of got a new Vernon cruiser on pa money to meet preliminary pro WiUlmantic; Ann Morris, 2 s| Manchester, Inc., Tuesday at noon as tile fin t car stopped, they hesi trol." - , ' duction costs, according to Fred tated only briefly, decided thlr Henry S t; Nanci Getman, Soutif a t the Manchester Country Club. Bllsh ni, president. Glastonbury; Mrs, Jaanne OJalp; thing could mean trouble, and Dressed "The description of the Uttle tuniing as if on signal, loped 2 Hartland'Rd.; Parana Suebeekh Mr. and Mra EVlward H. Gran Sign on a Manchester market, Theater as ‘town-sponsored’ has ®illngton:_ William Baldwin. gracefully across the field, bound "JJve butchers inside—come and led some residents to feel, that this H ville of Vernon Center are vaca- ed effortlessly over a atone wall, High S t, Rockville: Nancy Hallin .:.h tloidng' this week at the Town- see." group is being maintained by their 18 Hollister St.; Homer Larabed and Into the woods. A Non. tax dollars," he said, "but no al house Motel, West Palm Beach, It was a sight one carload of 51 White St..’ Mrs. Fiancee Ma^ T la teen-agen had never seen before location In the tois-n budget has cyko, Coventiy William t-opee, 4R and they were ^jeechlees with ever been made- or requested for Maple St.; Mrs. ftlizabeth Blaschllj Misjor Bt Walter tam ie of the wonder. They were still savoring Corentry drama group. Glastonbury; Mrs. Martha KeiA ' Salvation Army will preach at the the beauty of that moment hours "The LTM is town-sponsored In dall Elolton. 2 11 ana. Service ei the Evangelical later. Time and again It was re that it Is a part of the Manchester ADMITTftD TODAY: Mrs. Dorm Covenant Church, New* Haven, to called during momentary lulls in Resident Trooper Recreation Department, and as thy MacKeen, Kelly Rd., Vemonf morrow. The Salvation Army Is the conversation, and It became suoli requires that each of Its Robert Zeeut,. 41 Doherty St.; Jui celebrating its 68th anniversary in their No. 1 news Item of the day. Goes to Troop D members Joins the Rec. In return thonv Kupchiinas, South WindsoM New Haven and officers will oc for this membership the Little BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugK cupy pulpits la many Protestant Natural BfferveseeBob Trooper I.«vl B. Cornell Jr. will Theater and the Children's Wing ter to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bia] churchea there. Major Lamie was Newman MsLnillius, GOP guber- become Coventry’s resident state may use the Rec buildings for re Robert Milikowski and. his new flower Fashion buildmg and greenhousa on E. Center 8t., eomer ■ormette, • Pioneer (Sixile; | bom In New Haven. natorial contender who- spoke to trooper Monday. ’The announce- hearsals, meetings snd storage of of Summit St., will open soon. 'The 2.300 square foot floor space, which will feature a new daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Denali Ihe Republican Town Committee at ment was made today by Lt. Wil- properties and flats. Trucking is greeting cards department, as well as an expansion of all floral llnee and gift department, will Ranney, South Windsor; a son ta playreading committee of Whlton Library last night, gave a fred J. BelleUeur of the Stafford al-so provided by the Rec Depart display cut flowers, plenta and floral arrangements for all occasions. “Hie greenhouse is not Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moser, Storrs! the U ttla Ibeater of Mantheeter aUmuIaUng talk because he’s a Springs Troop, ment. for gnnvlng flowers," Milikowski said today "R will be used for a plant diaplay area where plants a'son to Mr. aifd Mrs, Len RomlneS will meet tomorrow at 3 p'.m. a t ! stimulating man all on his own. Acting Sgt. Ludwig T. KolodzieJ, •"nie backbone of our financial and flowers will be kept In a humid, climate." (Herald photo by Oflara). Hebron. e the home of Mrs. Joan Coe. 274' The liquid that he quaffed occa- who bas been resident trooper In support," he went on, “la the in- BIRTHS TODAY; A sem to Beulder Rd.. for the 1963 season.; sionally was no more sttmulating Coventry’ for a little more than two; dliidual sponsorship of our patron Nl'n*' HELICOPTER FLEET and Mrs, Donald Bellows, 171 *nia committee Includes H enry' than any other water. It only look- years, has been transferred to them em bers. The roster of interested Tlie U. S. Air Force will soon rector, Sage-Alien A Co.; and diaplay space on the second floor Maple St.; a daughter to Mr. and Murphy, Ruth Rowley, Robin Lock- ed like a stimulant because the Danielson Troop. Lt. Bellefleur i townspeople is impressive — the begin using a fleet of three Si Miss Nancy Coffee of the person rear of the building. Mrs. Severo Morales; 62 Bumhanl wood, Marilyn Mann, Wlllia Gay Whiton Ubrsuy has amber glasses ^ said. KolodzieJ has been with the^ mayor, town directors. The Herald korsky S-61 twin turbine helicop nel office of the (Connecticut Bank All center partitions are being St. a and Mrs. Coe. for its speaker’s table. state police for 18 years. j publisher, the owner of WTNF, the ters to transport men and sup- and Trust Company. reproved to provide the new dis DISCHARGED YESTERDATj Trooper Cornell, who lives on Rt. hospital superintendent, educatora, plie.s to Texas towers out In the play floor. The section of the stole Mrs. Regina Geuthler, 60 Prospect 32 in Mansfield, has been a state po-1 and prominent business and pro- Atlantic Ocean. The three air - SALES MANAGER is the former Ferris building which St., Rockville; Mrs. Marion Bmltlfl liceman for two years, attached to - fessional men. James M. Lemon of .35 Oakwood stood on Main St. before being 106 Summit St.;. Mrs. Lydia WiJ craft will be operated by the Air Rd. has been named Hartford ' the Stafford Troop. "With such encouragement, and Force on loan from the U. 8. moved to Oak St. in 1918. gren, 15 Stephoi S t; Mrs. Lorrain* FOR WOMEN ONLY / Sales Manager of the Peter A. When alterations are completed, Tourigny. Wlliimantic; Mr.3. Mablf with the unstinting support of our Nai’y. Frasse A Co., Inc., steel and audiences," he concluded, "we feel The S-61s, originally built for the perimeter of the floor ^11 be Thebodeau, Nashua. N.H.; Ane aluminum distributors, it was an devoted to ofllces and an employes drew Donze, 18 Dudley .S t; MnC ' FREE SHOWING that the Little Theater is truly a the Navy as anti-submarine war nounced this week by R. Bruce Police 4rrests civic enterprise, and we are con fare weapons systems, are' being kitchen, the center will be us4Ni for Leona Zalwski, Wapplng; Davil Arntrieon ConcM’ Society HIms vinced that such support indicates modified to a 27-passenger trems- various seaaonal diqilays of sum Erickson, RFD 1, Manchester? Followed by a healthier operation than out- port configuration at the Strat mer furniture to be followed in Merle Norton, 52 O’Leary Dr.J Frederick F. Balkcnm. 37 <*f: right subeldy." ford, Conn., plant of Sikorsky Air the fall by special showing of new Mr.3. Salvatrice Arlgno, 107 Ele A PANEL OF MANCHESTER DOCTORS 38 Village St., last night was I ______craft, a division of United Air open stock groups and special dridge St.; Mrs. Helen Einch, 26{ TO a n s w e r y o u r q u e s t io n s ' charged with intoxication. Balkcom craft Corp. All three aircraft are purchases ot living room furni Center St.; Paul White, 75 Pin? i is free under a 32S bond while School’s Cotes Sold expected to be delivered by April. ture. St.; Gertrude Rockwell, Newlngt Bailey Auditorium, Manchester High School ' awaiting appearaance In Circuit In a recent demonstration, the The main area will also be used tem; Mrs. Loretta Rioux. ElUnga Wednesday Evening, April 4th Court 12, Mlanchester, April 9. ' WINDSOR (AP)—The I.«om!s:____ boat-hulled S-6i carried 200 tow from time to time for lectures ton; Mrs. Barbara Randall anA Barbara G. Wrobelskl of 24 North , School, which gave up agriculture er crewmen' and 700 pounds of given by the store's decorator, son, 39 S. Hawthorne St.; Mr>{ 8:00 P.M. . St. Thursday evening was charged' studies some time ago but held ...... Sponsored by Mrs. WUUam F. Boles, 86 Jesui .Road survival gear from the base here Mrs. Ruth Shea, and on these oc Nancy Shea and daughter,' 10 De« ; wlUt-keeplng an unlicensed dog., onto Its farm, continue.*! auction to a towe'r located 180 miie.s away casions the kitchen wdll be used pot ^ u a re ; Mrs. May Allevo atiA Hh9 will be^pMsented In Circuit: “ '« t°- fesrional Photographers Aasocla- tion Convention' held a t W e s ^ rt's Specials Long Shore Country Club recently. 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY’ The portrait -was of Dr. William '54 PONT. s5$2fi Oonlon. . , . 2-Door 8e4li^; li, Charlea t. Van Deusen Standard TranwiUtfm . Colt's Patent PYre Amur iittg. the Hollywood Beach Hotel," Hiedly- Co. of Hartford has been making '55PLYM. ■ ^$245 AMESITE wood, Fla. • flreanns for more than a century Plash 3-Doer ;' His selection is for his 1961 and a quarter.. They are respon sales leadership and in winning the sible, almost single-handedly, for '55PLYM. ?:|245 National Qualltjc-Awa>=d given hy4-a-PU,tttng —1--- » - boU's —----r and arrowarw complete- wv»M|MXIVX:- Plasa Station 'VNgon . I the UfeOfe InsuranceInjulranr#, Agency A-p.nnv \r.n*Man- Ivly out of style..tu l. Colt’s today i...has m DRIVES I agement Association. turned ta._the manufacfiiring of ■54 O U )^1 t i%29i A graduate of the Life tlnder- bows and arrows, ho less. But hot. Super 88 4>Doar-*,Sedan ★ RRST IN QUAUTV I writers training . council. Van of course, as flreanns. They'r* pot D a ir ii Experience 1 !^ — Is Our ; Deusen for four yoam has been a ting out a. now line ef archery-— ^ FAIREST IN PRICE I nisbibqr of Sun Life’s lead.ers club. for pleasure purposes only. ◄ Best J He la a member of the Hartford MAI Q u e e n ★ FASTEST SERVICE Guarantee [Chapter of the National Asacxda- Dorian Shainin o t 35 Lakewood j tlon of Life Underwriters and is Circle South, vice president and Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor presently attending'the University director of statistical wiglnWing, I of Connecticut . School of Insurance Rath and Strong, Boston, is a mem jin Hartford. Van Deusen.Is mar- ber of the faculty of experts ■who j ried to the former Marjorie A. Ko- wlU lead the University of Con O If *1 IMry 0 m m N iR n l OiMliy M* Cb> i cum of Manchester and the couple necticut’s Eighth Annual Ad THE THOMAS COLLA CO. have two sons. vanced SUtistlcal Quality. Control 307 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Ml 9.5371 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml f.5371 Institute to be held on oampus 813 YTESTi OPPOSITE THE PARKADE WAlKIN'g BitOB. DISPLAY April 8 through 20. Some 40 ~mi- ,Mf 8 J8 U - Extensive alterations art in glneers aeioas the nation. Canada, OPERATED BY CHARLOTTE AND AL EUUN 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANr* progreas a t . WatUiia Broa. urhioh and Italy have sigaad up Por'the wtU p r ^ d e a new. lariw , open course. ■t
' X ^ -v i' -J 1^' 'V-- St.; Mn. Je«n 6ui imond St., Rockvilli i*m, 28 Tyl«r card r«t' PifttrM, T oUu il lier W«ppliijr: K«th; !r; Anthoisy Mobmi' M n j^ D o m JCellc}] Mn. Ruth Runc^ WUUkia Stewark St.; Colvli Marrott£ Ann Morria, 2M fanci Getman, SouUi Mm. Jaanna Ojal^^ Cd.; Fam da SucbMkS IhKhn tlinrApiMI I niUam Raldwtn. n | ckvltle; NaScy Hallim T V W eek I OHAWNKtB .«-»-18'.88 8t 4» >8 | St.; Homer.Larabec .; Mrs. Fiancee Mto v m t » EVERT WEEK—ALL RIMHTR RBHERVBn. H T . DUmiMtiON • Oik, IM.' ry William Lopee, « ra. Elizabeth Blaachilj Mra Martha Kent -a > TODAY: Mra. Dorm 1, Kelly Rd., VemonJ Coming Shows 41 i^oherty St.; AcS unaa, South Windaon BSTERDAT: A n an opera box during the Show" Monday, Ajwii 2, over ABO th Windior; a aon ta ITRya, lit a sketch on **Tho Van TV, ' : l. Dale Moeer, Storre! ishing 400” Friday,.' April 8 on and Mm. L m RomineS NBC-TV (0:^0-10:80 B-"»- »»T). Mitch Miltar nostalgically re a calls the bushels of free career ad QDAY: A wm to M f *Spy in the Sky,'; oonsfsUiig'et vice given to him back ta the Donald Bellows, 17| two space atorios—one ocionco no Twenties In Rochester, N.Y.. on dau|(hter to Mrl and tion comedy, the .other scieitce the ^Thursday, “Sing Aloag Morales; 62 Burnhan{ fact—will be presented on "WaH with Mitch" color program (NBC-, Igsney'a Wonderful World of Col TV Nelworit, .10-11 p.m. BIST). SBa> YBSTEiRDAYj or” Sunday. April 1 (NBS-TV, Gauthier, SO ProspecI color broadcasts, 7:30-8:80 p.in. scout Flint McCullough (co-otisr s; Mm. Marlon Bmltm BIST). S tarring la Uie science Robert Horton) leads a small St.;. Mra. Lydia WiJ flotftin comedy are Tom Tryon, group from the main caravan >hen St.; Mrs. Lorraina Brian Keith* and EMmond O’Brien. through a swamp which friendly iliimantic; Mr.a. Mablf tndlana warn la inhatated by an N u h u a. Ana Hasel (Shirley Booth) arranges a evil spirit, in "The Swamp DevS" 18 Dudley S t; MnC pajama party for a 14-year-old girl, on NBC-TV’s ''Wagon Train" ski. Wappln*; David but Is informed that they don't Wednesday, A pril 4 (7:30-8:30 LFD 1, Mancheaterf want her at the party because p.m. BST). m, 52 O’Leary Dr.J she’s too old, in ''Hasri’s Pajama • ' —— r rice Arlgno. 107 Ela Party." on NBC-TV'a "Hazel' ahow '' Neighbom suspect Anna (Ps8> drs. Helen Finch, 26f Thursday, April 5 (0;80 p.m. EST), gy MoCay) arid George Rose (An Paul White, 75 Pin? ' •ft- '-' - drew Duggan) have a design for e Rockwell, Newrincf When their new friend, Mr. Kel living in ‘'I Take* "nils Woman,” orettia Rioux, ElUnj;* ly, a cii«us clitam (guest star the "Room For.Onie More” episode Sarbara Randall and Stuart Brwln) is arrested fot' vagrancy and trespassing. Velvet over ABC-TV,' Saturday, March Hawthorne St.; Mn{[ 31. and daughter,' 10 Dmi (Lori Martin) and Donsdd Brown (Joey Scott) appeal to their father Mrs. May Allevo aha (Arthur'.SptKie) to help fight the Marshal Troop (John RussoU) twood S t; Mrs. Estella charges, in "The Clown” on NBC- faces shootout in "The Bride” when son, 41 Ferguson RdJ TV'a "National Velvet" Monday, he ftttches girl In marriage swindle April 2 (8A-30 p.m. B23T). on “Lawman” Sunday, April 1, o r r e c t io n ABC-TV. The medical ekilfs of a doctor frs. Claude RendrickS and the faith of a nun are put to Dave Thorne (Lee Patterson) Birch St., are thi parv the test in an effort to aave the and Ken Madison (Van WllUama) boys, bom March 2® life of a young .housewife In the light over a girl to .trap a hoodlum jghter and aon. as re^ "Dr. KUdare” . bpiaode "A Very on the “SurfSide 8” episode on yesterday's' Hospitad ABC-TV Monday, Ajiril 2. enUtled Present Help," NBC-TV Thum- "Elegy. f or B- Bookkeeper." n. 2 day, Ap^l 5 (8:80:0}80 pm. BST). TV coming altowii Stuart BAney 'lEfriuri ZimllNiUst . Jr.) flmiUy clears up ■ the firm's Robert Culp and Jeraey Joe only unsolved ca^ on "The Pet WflcoTt, firmer-heavyweight box Shop Caper” leptMe of ”77 Sun U E R A T E D ing champloiu are guest stars and set Strip” Friday, April 6. Sammy Davis Jr. plays himself In a cameo role, in "The Swinger,” a Agent Jim Hardle (Dale Robert drama centering around A gang son) becomes an ally of hts out-* ED cuts land ''convention,” on NBC-TV’s Anthony BBsley and Oonnle Btovene aro the persoiwbfe stars of "HawaUan Eye,'/ aeen' over the lAw prisoner, Lou Reese (Buddy "Cain’s Hundred” Tuesday, April Bbsen), when ' one of Reese’s )s. i n t i ABC-l/V network Wednesday nlghU. BBa^ gMa an aaaist from Oonnle in solving a jewel buaglaiy 3 (10-11 p.m. EST). former partaers, Nomatie Hall toliday Sedan, ta. the neiri episode, "An BScho of Honor." , * ‘ (Russell Johnson), tries to am Ben Cartwright (Lorna Greene) bush them in ^'To IQH a Toww" >S. $25fS and hit three sens (Michael Lan- on NBC-TV’a "Talea-of WelU Par- 2-Door Sedan^ . don, Dan Blocker and Pemell Rob go” color broadcast Saturday, Eisley and Powell Use erts) are found guilty of murder M arch 31 (7:30-8:30 p.m . EST). and sentenced to hang ta ‘The SERVICE Gamble" episode of "Bonansa,” Billy the Kid T c iu Gutager) NBC-TV full-how color series, faces hanging when three, gun ACER’S CAE Sunday, April 1 (9-10 p.m.-BIST)). runners, unaware ot his identity, fram e hfin In the m urder of a .DS. SUPIR i t A smalt-Ume nightclub staget'a 0- 8. marshal who Itad learned Sedan. Fully HOLLYWOOD -T Tii his por As Tracy Steele, •BBsley'moves life is endangered by a suave but of. their activities', ta ‘‘llie Loag I. New ear-‘guar- ELECTRONICS trayal. of private* investigator smoothly and with suayii sophisti sinister business tycoon in "Han Way Home" on "The Tall Man" IBzeeptlonally lovir TraCy Steele ta ‘‘Hawaiian E^e” cation through the Warner Bros, of Mystery” on NBC-TV’s 'Thrill series Saturday, March 31 (NB& LABORATORIES on ABC-TV, Anthony 'BBsUw' often series solving crimes and getting er'’ Monday, April 2 .(10-11 p.m. TV, 8:30 p.in. iSST). has been ..^compared to ■’WUltam people out of trouble With humor EOT.) The drama stars Mary 'Tyler Powell and Mis tongue-in-riieek ap- ous ease and nonchalance. Mobre, .John Van Dreei.sn and 3495 277 BROAD proarii to the famouia "Thlh. Man" W ith Blsley, as It was w ith Pow-i WlUtam Wlndom. Red Skelton signed six-year con detective pictures of two d4cades tract with CSB-TV . . . DoMe OUliS ago. (CoBtiaued oa Page Three) • Bronco (Ty Hardin) unmasks moves to Wednesdays next sea )S. $2S4$ TWO-WAY ______...... son . . . M itch M iller's "Sing Convertible Along" will r^lsM Robert Tay lor’s “DeteeUves” seen Eldays at RADld^DISFATCH 8:80 p.m. nte lAtler ia not ex- fIT. $22fD SATURDAY Television PROGRAM proted to be around in tha fall , . . ina Convertible CADS • Etob Hope, Charlton Heston, Lena aeslar le a v e H Te Beaver ■* *S.,SS Borne, and the Kingston Trio will FOR BETTER SERVICE a : s r u r . -Hairriet Gems et tha dllrar Sereaa IS DGI $1450 Watch Wtaasd Teleaaeri Olsea* ‘ Collese Coach". Dick Potrell, be among the many stars who will ■Door Sedan Ih« T n aa a The Raysr Baparht PatO lM ao------:------appeor en the- hour-long special ■CaadlcpiB UowUaa M Caleael Clawa at The Third Man a n IS:! Thia l« l)»'.«aB _ J Beaajr aad Ceeil SS t:tS Sstardsy Hlght At Tha Mavtoa program "At This Very Moment" Cbafinplaaahtp PebaSa IS* SS iOeieri tt, IS Sunday, April 1 . lEV. $1195 -New Betieaae ' SS "BM of Paradise." leuia Jour- tla Convertible Felix The. cm S I Mewa IS VD-Day,” the docum entary about \ \ M l:SI RFD aa. S S I r a te A o tad ra . S daa. PehfA Paget. Freaenman'S Criala J Bratketa BraaaaSaa S marriage to a Poireatan tribal the Normandy Invaston, wUI be DS. $1745 Tea Pia Tiaae rt MIHias OeOat Meals H chief’s______daughter____ Is tJir, .. -eoteaed by narrate liy Richard Baschart on IS Fia PmalWk S* '^ e Great Garrick". Brian primitive mpersliUtleos asM by June 3 . Van Johnson slated for Holiday Sedan Heat Vaaw CaMMataa « Aherne. OllTia de HatrlUad. ibe lslanirs_peopre. (1960),- WrealHas - M n im . n Lawreim Welh flbaw S,' *•> M a guest appearahee en the night- 1:SS Seeeat . , 9 Bapereas SS Bave Gan, WIU Travel S Ume ‘‘Password” April 10 . . , Bob DS. $1895 ' miraalaaal baiatlaz S Staahant / 4S Paladin eearches for the ae'er- Hope visits the D anny Thonma 88 4-Door S^an JOHN L JENNEY Ten Fla Bawllac S t Bermy A Cecil U do-weU scion of a wealthy man, trSS The' lUh AaaaaT Eaat Wcat AN- 1:1 i Ferry Haaaa S and finds himself In the middle Show April 2. ; . fllar CaUeca Itaahathall O am S "The Case of Paul of typhoid and Indian attacks Hugh Downs has signed a new DS. .$1995 ElER O Y NORRIS Two ot the atrengeat aquada o( DUemnut", Mai when he finally locates the mlsa- long-term contract with NBC . . . 18 Holiday Coiipe All Americaa in the hlatory ot eapacted client . . .. iStSS $?£225ke ' S Bess Myerson will be a Juna 4S80CEATB* the Baat-Weat compatltleo arlU date becomes the datrainaat k> )^lsur''badman try to rob a bay meat In the Ifunlclpal AodHortaoi II m urdar trial. iRepaatl,;' and his grandpa of their prise bride., the lucky fellow being NT. $1295 in Kanaax Cttr, Tales Of Walla Fars* 40> Sf. IS cattle but tha old . moan and his Anmld Grant, prominent lawyer I, k S Oa- m “Th a Town". Jim Hardle graadsoa have some surprisea la sf 4-Door Hardtop iumrance of 411 KinHs Tax Telathaa aad Ua outlaw prisoner flsht side store for the dasaeradoas. . . _ t:SS Ft* BaakathaW » . SS hr 'aide to tree A noimtala town Flghl at the W rA S, dS, 0 Bonds Plarott Gama wMcb la tarrarised by aa outlaw Dick Tiger. Nlgerlaa/ m idd^ / DGE .'^$995 Bis Fteiaea weight. Ts. Henry Hank Of . Da- net y-8, 4-Door 844 N. StAIN RnW ET S:SS Mavla S ' f!3«in And Tha C a lsa e l'k «A CS tfW. 10-round osnteft. KMiSon ■ “Meet The People UMriile Bplt, "The Winni^ Niamber." Cahrla Square Oarden. fro N I HE. PHONE Ml S-«rt IHck Powell. baa the winnins uollar-iti a latcky Scaalars Bapart - ;; ^ IS m . $495 'B,C.I(.F. 2 Buck con teat but tha CoiouM has 1S:U..Oamaa Thaasar S. aere V-8 2-Door 181 MAIM STREET {;SS Oaaea Fatty M U:M tSS tlhamyli aahlp Batalins S sth^tsrdiaJT-? ** U idS SaSanfa7^fh^3*B«pat4 *** S W E i n m u . PHONE Ml t-OMd Baaas-S'Mr'tlna Mesa S, 4S. M aaBudap HlgM Me rM. $795 ‘T Retake This Woauui.".Gaoiice •rfliMD aad Aaaa Roae'a huab-huah re- ! V « 4-Dr. Hanltop ^r5asiris:u.t. T«. ’?*s nuUTlasa plana iMcame aa apen 11:1# rtmh M QUALITY S tflT y "Snn Aaloalo Open." Uve tram eecrtd. Th« Oood Old SiiniroertliiUw^ - Oak HUta BowliaS- lAoea. 8aa ■ :SS ■ ti m e r s • UtUlM ^SpratJ^r^., 01 $595 ••UEir VBDBRB BE UOHT" -Antonio. Texaa. "The Laat SU Monlha" Thlaiaeaa 88 Hbiiday Coupe 6-AS Bras Oatria Shaw ’ t . ariari who. upon Irarnins he, has Todd. Patricia Neal. $ E A T U a T S AlMHar OaW M only six m onths to live, eownnlUi . \ . • - TWIN O AKS (Colori ToSay'a Challense ia BUI a auirder ao aa bv gala aa ia- 5 s!wiS * '^ ocoo," Btfphaa Mb- CMtIaa: herilaoee tor bis tamlly. Naur. Bis Tiaaa WtaatMas ' f. - The TBB'Maa Uri» Marfa P $■ ELECTRIC Sasiat Oaefcsta.dewites >{. "The Votui Way Home." Billy "Csil at The Wild." d ark Gable. Free! As Is " la framed for the -auwder of. a 1:U Saa Fiaaeieoe Beat { *Raar ^ * T h a Crowd". Roward UM. marshal, and taeaa hanshiii 1:4S Hawa A Weather . 3 C O M M iR C IA L Dun. Helena Stanley. _ _ Prelraalemtl Bewteas Tawtuaaaat p e c fo /$ iln Fresreaa), •• f :SS Alvla AfW Cook's ,«IDU$T«I4L Site Weather. NiT. $295 iUiawtar ATUMTIC FURNACE (ML SfRVM i $TATK>N e«MTRACTING 24 HOUR CUSTONEH SERVICEHMI 5-S701 . •Door Sedan ___ a* h e M l » -8 S 2 t a'rd Transmislon M /itiA M V. DUBUO. Prop. WerM Ot OiaMa MeAic - 818 Middle T l^ EMt FUaa OffMMI YM. $245 M i s ^ r m Hears L T. 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ID N O ASSOCULTi ON MANCHESTER SUNDAY Television PROGRAM TUESDAY R e v is io n PROGRAM Dinward Xlrlijr, Oarty Moora'E lonC'time side-lack, and now host feats performad by men and. I:4d lAssM d to Skelton when Bad Appears aa PIPE a il SUPPLY ■;M n o aiB t f e ^ ot "Candid Camera." had Ma haart women drivers, at tha Palm When Timmy aad lAiale .help the 6A4< Ot Tha Ahr - “ 3 Mon______HHh My Face.’ (MuUflowcr MePugg, who -Is in INOOR^BATED MsSiinls stOsndMt B each lFky Ayeedway. county tax aaaeaaor search tor a I^ioiit^^Carola* • iMatbewx. g:djfw ^,s2ffi.t aet OB becominc an aethnauUcal S:M NSW Tsatoacat Ksat Tis iMnaov t. 4S. 44 mlssl^ tax book. Laaala gets |:M Itsws awaathar 'Dr. Eugene Karderlle. Professor In a cave. • "Safari. ‘ Prim missionary nurao. en d ear when ha «a a a bov In Oov. WHOLESALE S:U 8ser«d Raatf of Biology, Monterey Peninsula i 44 in_ Afitoa -■!<» at— tba — outhraak ------ol Ington, Ky. Tbtoagbant hla gram s :n News • ^llega, guest. SnStSTDallar Mavis . _ lb. SiW U * UhrMsekm Osattasalat faisiiraem tO 84, 44 "Cavalry " Rod Camsn*. Worid War L la nluetantly res m ar and high achool days, he never PLUMMNG oiMl Wamen’a Majer iM ga a B o w ll^ "Gentleman Jim". Errol Flynn, . „ gagaeatal fliaasvssm S Jim Daria. cued by the gln-gusatlng skipper loat light of thaC obje^ve. Then, The Sinv Alc^t Smith. % - 1A4 W Setm^ aad SctMlgsts » .Kaeiy Shaw of "The African Queen" and HEATING SUPPLIES ■:M D e v n a a i Oslistk t;ad Dlreatiaaa *t2 ' 4. 4t. S 1:44 Oeaala Tha Meaaca f _ 4 ‘'Cow Country,’ Bdmund O'BrhS; hla sidekick. whUe attending Purdue Univemday, t:N MaaTkc Makm ' a - Produced In. association with the Wal^^jpiaaey’a J6-"6s**** ■ Tha Third Man I f he Joined the men’s Klee club; Boon TMs fa n o Ufa Jewish Theological Seminary -«( sfiLS’ssa.M "•*: VISIT Oim SBOWBOOM asnowsra as Psreda FattonT'Tha Saa 4* f :lt sSSMi m SL dnoa I spidSa-. after Uilg “ Introducaon" to Show t u S. M A IN ST. Atnertoa. “Tba Last O lft" Tela- Weather 44 • ‘** | g ? «l5 S r'r .fc ta .U y allriw. J •:M Vitfma«Mi4las Oar WarM .play by JOniet Yaffe and adapted 1:48 Ed SalUvsa Shaw s - 1:46 MFD He. 8 S xappi uncle, a race track tout, to be bis bualneM, the engineering field lost Talk Back 1 from a story by Isssc Babel. dueats: FatU Page, vocallat, and V bouse g u ^ aad tinda . he la ex a good p ro s j^ t. A fter a sueeeaalon BIm FItftnp# Wayne aad Shuster, comedy \ Fareato Ask Absal Scbael IS pected to board a race horse as of announ^ig Joht and a stint in M;W LaapO M * My PaM ' AdUl SlaveassB Bepsrta 4, 44. 48 toam. Added guests: Anna Moffo, . 6 :5 _____ The Oat. well. PETEKMAN PLUMMNG Arnold Miphaells, boat, Metropolitan Opera somano;' Teen For a Seng A M the Navy for two yearg during lateraatlakal SbswHma . M Myron Cohen, comedian: Jackie •)U t;M 'raw McOraw J Ot Daaiaget Worid War H, Kirby became o m of IKiwa I Jslat Appeataaoa 4 WUson, singer; Peter Nerto pUm- OMColDoMltAfl lst» Betty Kean and Law Parker, l:44 4:eBem Of Tha Aie , 44 14)M I ’ Moera Shew ladlo’s busiest announcers. When Featuring Joint Intarvlesrs with t)44 Bop lUelHidi a 4:14 i adastry 0 > Parade Nat "King" ,OoIa, stag- M:U UvLi^w!^ taro prominent Indtvlduala of dif comedy team: hot FlUpos, corns’^ 4:M Wewfiev. News aad Bp seta er-pianlst, and■ BM Melrin,, co: Moore began his old daytime Me- • Om CoatraetOT lOsta LM iVm Aad U «a^ ». «t ferent views. dy dancing act; and Kastan's Jaeh JA Laaaa Shew S E ^ eitpia i______from______Tba PaU*'.______Novel ito p m riaeas It. 44 . In Tha FnbUe taleresi madion. (Reprat). viaion aenea on C8S-TV in June ot Issaes sad. Aaswers ' t. 44 animal Fantasy, animal act. Traekdawa 1B60, the crew-cut humorist aakad • One B«a|poiiaiMHty by. the late Albert Camus attack 'wbat'a Going to Happen to: the 1:44 Car 44, Wbers Are TaaT 44. 44 4:14 Sen Bant ing man's 'attemiA to eacane in- PrestdenCs Major Programs In lA W a ^ 4, 44: 44 ^Pbe*ftriiIgor." Cain* seeloi*^|^ hia old friend to Join him and the divfdaai reaponatblllty for non f)14 Maratag > M.O.M.F. from an enterlalnar. In locating • One Paymeat Ptaa the House Ways and Means’Com- ' '/The Bride." Marshal Troop triea aa b b a a sa a^meethu' ot gang membera two have been toother ever ahiee. and InjuatlM by pleading mltteer* Newsmen Interview to warn hts young rancher friend * riaausra 8 M 88 toric necessity or common guilt Representatives Bale Boggs (D) that his flaiieee is a crook. ^ ^ y ^ la n t,” Cbsatar Moirrla, Big Flelare . . Early next season NBC will ^11 presented. Quest: n e 1:44 TV Theater 4 Joan Fontaine. StM Men Of Desttay M rra'AfAl^ ‘the Sea.*' M o^ tatevtae a special on Communlgm Over tS Veare' ExpertoMe, of LA., House Deraooralio Whip, T :K KaUa aad OBIa 44, I* t;4S New* , A U. 5 of’ VST Navy^inen on'Pa- Rev. WUUam Hamilton. Profeasor and John W. Byrnes OU' of WIs., Baaaasa " 42, '44 undti* Japanese . , . "Walk in My Shoes," an ABC of Divinity at tbe Rocheater-Ool- At This Vary Mamaat 4. 44, 44 lS:ta OolaadM > A M go t Okaaacl M SpcIItgM top spokesmen of the dommittee. T)M Ta Tea Ths Tralh I selge, sink enemy cnilser. documentary on the worid ,of the Ml 3.24S3 n te Divinity School. Rochesterf Oar F ^ 14 Special saluting the Antorican ■ ^SatHhgi „ 44. 14 MBlM DaBor Mevla/fce 7:M N. y. (Repeat). Graat Mails Ftaas OUeags 40 Cancer Society, and the Eleanor 14:44 Bemrmskeru Mavla f Negro American and what tt lo n ts la Tbe-Aaawsr I 4:M West Faiat 4 Roosevelt Cancer. Foundation. ^I^lme Against Joe," Julia Loa- l^ ^ * q ^ C i7 t e v la IS ItttA Uglil Tims M "Navy Blues,” Sheridan, U:l I ftowa"Vreatfcor aad, Speito like to live in it, which Has tela- New.Yark Gladiator BswMsk 14 Burt lAncaster, host, with head . John BromflolA News. Weotker and SperU U:aa Camera n ra a f. S Champleaihln Brtdae 22 liner performers — Harry Bela- I t e hear aaaah 41. M Mart&t Rays. cAst laat Sept. 19, received.« 19691 PETERMAN’S Faith Per Tsday t fonte, Bobby Dm Io, Jimmy (CMor) , -Wonther, Liaal Newt 41 1 ^ News _ Thomas Alva Edison FoundaUon' Patteras la Masto IS Nawa tu d ^ W n ^ v 4A M News PliaaUar ood Heattac Oe. Amerieaaa At-Weik n 4:4 Naws 2 Durante, Connie Francis. 'Greer ' M National Mass Media Award . . . Wisdam M Garsoo, Rock Hudson. Cbarllon 11 :M The dee Tt M gU 44, M Amarteaa Odyssey . U :U Feats re U.-IS Bigg r NMl ^ 'S h . . Rtpeiit series of eonversattons Hestoh, Bob Hope. Lena Home,- (Col .. 7)U Weclern Mhei. ilghllghle ; ^ t t y toby," tonnla, U4 Maia St.->Maa«diMter 11 :M o r liei>B aad Xstives 1 with noted flgurea of our time. the Kingston Trio, Paul Newman, Teanessee JbMa Feed Snerle Camera The Jack Paar Skew (Celer) 44 agMrishish News aad Viewa ■ Today—Dr. Couls FInkelstein, Jitek Paar.Paar, EdwardEdwara G. “ Robinson,~ ‘ I. 44. '44 • Newe _ t. ' Faatara M 14 Seleaee Ftctlea Theater n chancellor of Jewish Theological Sbore, Danny Thomas, Jo- Make, A Difference Where Tea Savel U : ll OsBoeatrslUa . 7)14 What ta Ih s HetM 11:44 Newateel This la Ths Ufa M seminary . anne Woodward. Also President IT DO ES „ Yean For A Mseg . Lonunl* 88, 88U:4i Taalgfct Siww U : « Capital Bepsrts a Wide WsBd sf Sparta 4.40.41 John F, Kennedy, Tiee-Pres. lt:M LeVe Ot Ufa - ■ $ (Color). "Iho Turn of tbs U:44 Mevla Wffct . _ „ Ohangi to.UAS Now! Chriitophera ' M whasL" Slim reklndlca an old ""nie Shop Around The Corner. UFB INSURANCE Trenton Big Car 100 MUe Cham- Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Tear First Imprssstse 44. 14 Margarety Sullivan, Jamea Stepr- For Uneqnaled Heaftng A N D TO U R U:W latlaMs t ilonshlp' Race, Trenton, N. J:; Eleanor Roosevelt are featured. if r A G ' romance with Abby O'NeUl wben NOW! Ballder’a ghaweaas S from Aint'ree, England— Grand Far AduIU Daly U 14 44 ^ 1 S f f * 7 e Thmarra* * * 7 she arrives In town to sing a( a eut. Ooetfort and Oleanllifeas M O N E T R AC K nim n National Horse Race. "Tbe Spider and the Fly". £ M b or teBSMneeeaa 24. I f m IooOs lt:l| News aad H ealth „ Aroaad Tawa 80 Caadlepia Jaekpoi At )44 Jack Bsnay Frsgram 4 \ V I M G S 4% Wla4sw Sheppfaig A 44: H B «c« Bmmmr’ I, Me 88 1I)H Memeal sf Mcaitaltoa NEW SUN LIFE ULAN . Daws Bible laatitata W Pregrees'Report 4# Guest: Acadeiny Award-winning U)48 Tha CtoUhra^dAit 8-pATt nuslcal procivn* *‘bo|j?* 1:44 News J 12)14 Indaatry Oa FanMa N Waehlagtoa CeaversalleB 4 director Billy Wilder, who will U)88 News Day Xcpmt EeMion, pikiw) recUkl a m / JLOAM ORiraMt l>h{mie imertude. 1. Providea lasnraaoe protec- M;Sa We BeUave f College Bawl 4 make his acting debut. Benny ex 1:M Best SOBcr Q. I reoanUy saw the •^Arsenic tloB to age 65. Feapis la The Newt • PpdaV 42. 24 citedly aw^ta director Wilder's ' o f i \ J I I ab ru aI BeU ef Greache 8:88 FAatwar8 8 • Osacera 22 The Chrtatophera 18 arrival'at hu home to learn what DIvMsBd At Home Wllh,KIHy Allen JUidden hoet. Oueet cele and Old Ldtce” T V iroeclal. Who Social Secartty la Aetlaa ' M, 4:4# Meet The Press 22. 44 part he will play In his movie . „ Day la C cart' brities: Aon Bouthem and Alan played the Tony Randall part in t. R etn n a a ll baaie iMumal pre> Fallh Far T w in 4d ((Jolqr) Guest: Mortimer M. Cap comeback. 1)14 As Iheke WniStWerld Yhna.Thna. mhima If ttfe aasnred Uveo U;M Amenraas At Wsrk 80 lin, Commlaaioner of Ihe Intemm 14:44 Candid Camera 4 RaweaaeTg*»a ^tesst rmaweiat iMiTiTariei Gale Storm " " ----- Bitoliele* YWIher the movie veralonT H. Xj. to age 65. 12:84 Barry Beasaaev—-Mawa t. M Revenue Service. Skew Of Tke Week 42. 44 Seciald^NwIes^m r - Kl The Rl^eet CaL" • b i Sitley i " A. Cary Grant l:#a Yaitr Coramaalty t TwenHeth Centaiv 4 "The Beauty of Woman." The thW MtAlN By.. Hf^OHESTEB • RO U TE «1. OOVENTBT Hatvey Gregg and nelghbore faProlved In Daekpla Darby Bawllaa i “First Man On The Moon." Re- various ' and changing concep Beat el ______tug « war over cat's custody be S. b available for male aad It Fla Bowllas 22 poit on the research being tions of female beauty through the Bthle Aaswen cause they belteve the feline bee Q: Can you ten me aomeUilng fe n a le -M V e 15 to 56. ' Bvery 8faa*a -FUmily ’30 done at the Aeronautical Sys years. Cyril RUchard Is chief ad 1)44 At Rmne WHlT Brig Inberited *1,004.000. about Diana Hyland who plays X.aBe Baager M tems Division of the Air Force mirer and Hermolne Gingold Ip 4:44I .nuswert------lilO DeMe OBIIe David’s fiancee on "Young Dr. Ma a J. V A N 1:18 hear Seaalay la Waablaglaa t Systems Command. Wrlght-Pat- .guest expert. Those commenting The Jsa Marray Shew Doble attempts to dissolve hla 1:80 Ferceptloa 4 tersoh Air Force Base. Dayton, on the beauty of wontan are Zss (Cmor). romance with a waitress wben lone?” — Mrs. O. A- DEUSEM Fraatiera Of FaUh 8# Ohio, the TT.S. Navy School of Zsa Gabor. Ruby Dee, Lillian Jaae Wl ba, meets the daughter of a bual- A: Diana made her Broadway with a low cost Dtotrlot "Jeachim Probat: Artist.*’ Fon^I ^iatlon Medldne Pensacola, Gish, Anita Colby, Katherine Anne Don WILLIS Garage l: N Hoase Party ness iycoon who can boost him debut in Tennessee WlUlama’ play Sapervisor dlscusaton, of this contempprary Fla., and the School of Aerospaoe Porter Jimmy Durabte, Alexan Laretta Tenag up the iMder'Ot euccoae. artist, with eanmplea of hla work: Medicine, Brooks Air Force Bose. der King, Richard Brooks. SPEOLAU8T8 IN Savea Keys AHred Httebeack UVeednte 44, 44 "Sweet Bird of Youth” and re Rojjer^ Ortmayer la narrator. San Antonio, Tex. to prepare Advealares In Paradise 4, 44, 84 8:M The MUUeaalra ‘Ten O'clock Tiger." BoxlM ceived high praise by the New Conversion Burner 164 E. Oeater man for his first lunar flight. 1:44 What’s My UneT 4 . WHEEL AUUNMBNT arid Vaaag Or. Molwm . . manager uaae. a powerful liquid Yoric T V crittca for her fine .per S t r ^ ' 'Sapermita' ...... ■**“ 44 Perspeettve sf Oreataess ' 1 t:44 SandayUlews Spcetal' s BRAKE 8BRVMB formula to transfomt a has-been formance in "No Exit” a "Play of M l 8-4604 2)40 YesteriiayB Newsreel 4 (:2h Mister Ed News 44 OKNERAL AUTO REPAIR 4 :44«r5.S ’et1.*75„ Into a ‘dynamic fighter. ALSO NEW laternatloniU Zeae . 8 Mister Ed leaves the comfort News aad Weather 8 MltollN' 6-«56l>-t8 MAIN 8T. MANIIHRBTEB Oar n v t Daaghten New Breed > g. 44. 41 the W eek" presentation last aea- P I 2-6801 Film ^ 22 of his stable In Wilbur Post's Saaday Night Report 42 MBBeetlealM llaiiaitaad^ "Echoes of Hate.” Norwegian aon. “The AmDaasador*s Daughter.” harn-offiCA and Joins a group of fisherman accuses a ’ German- GAS News A - WealhenpSB 44M Wha Da Yea SUN LIFE OF CANADA Olivia d » Havllland. ‘dohn For- beatniks at their Malibu Begch Wlayboy’a Penlhonse 4;N Baager' AaO I&h w * American tor death of bis bon In nthe. art colony • 1:14 Snh^y Night Movie 44 Moke rieam Far Ihtddy -drama of racial differences. and Q: What color eyes does Patty R fR M A C E S Champloasfclp llrldce 84 Jaeqaeltne Kennedy’s Jeattug "The— _____ Naked Street."Strei Farley Amerleas Baadnaad . International mlsundentidtdlngs. Harmon of the ‘Tell It to Groucho" Wlanlna Plns-Jaiilor Candlepla Granger. Anthony (}ulmi. 4:14 Edge at Nighl . 4:N Red Bkeltea Shaw Bowlin 44 (Color) Special (Mverlng (he First 1)14 Feature Film 4 Here’s Haflywist Guest star Vincent Price jmi" ahow have? —^ D. M. 2:14 This Weeh la Spstia 4 Lady's g<^-win tour of India1 and "Illegal". Edward O. Robinson, y 4:84 Americaa Newsstaad A H trays the part of a true friend A : Blue. It F. AITKIN UO. 2:2# Senator Reperts ’ • 88 Pakistan. Movie 8 ■ * ' 4 2:M Sunday Sports Speetacalar 2 Hathaways 4 "Three Feet In Bed.” Fernandel. 23 Tolland Tpke. TOURAINE PAINTS "The Auto Thrill "Show". Display lUveslek 44. 84 Late Show 44 of-driving wizardry by some of “The Troubled Heir." Bart at "Face Of Fire" James Whitmore MANCHESTER M 3.5773 the country's top stunt experts. tempts to help larcenous love 2:44 Preview 44 s ^ B R U S H E S Jack Whltnker, host of the taped birds. an act which proves costly 2:84 News A Weather 4 WEDNESDAY Television PROGRAM ^ program, will describe daredevil and slightly dangerous. 1:85 Moment ef Meditation 4 OLDSMOBILE 6 w a l l p a p e r s The Admiral aad Swahby Shaw Bkowiav It *nrOUR OUDSMOBnUB IHEAtEB’' ) Crilcga Of Tha Air David, nriaklay’i Jaaraal mt Bee considers marrying thu I Haa The Maker Skaaaen M mery. .Richard Boone mOORFORATED 7:M American JPenpocUra ----5:90Film. — owner of a local dry cleaning Bastaees toper* urn P ill SUvera , t Kaighl.Shew (O) M ... »-i....— Today Allow IS. 5:56 Felix* Tbe Opt plant when she Teels she might 7:18 ~|hree. Stoegee Bahta Bead 111 Featare «S I t W arreri SA— M l S-6666 Matilo Mattcro ((5olor) ' be standing In the way of Andy's 4:4f Olobheare ' '24 U:47 Alauaaq * 7:U Man to Man Hlahway Fatrei M matrimonial Inclinations. 4:44 Mea sf Oeeltay 84 U;m Ifoallier B:M Yen Bear ^ B 14:44 Henaesey 4 4)tt News 8. A 44, m Our SPEEDY SpMlalty 7:M PercepUoB - New* BB Henneaey decides to try reverse CORURN & MIDDLEBROOK. IhCo I Cellege. Ot The Air 7;m Wliulew Oa Mala Street 8 11:14 9Myi# g Over Batiaeiia Bepori B:1B Social Secarlty iS psychology In the hope it wUl I Bm lllehardc Evaatag Betetl 4 "dilna Seas." Clark Qabis, Jean 7:S5 Threo Stoofoo 4tt5 Weather Newn A 8parte 8 win 4ils adamant fiancee over to INVESTMENTS ' Joeh La Laaae ' Mini^DMtar Merle U Harlow TRULY DELICIOUS •iM Gaptoia lUuicaroo la The Fahlie fatepent IB his plan lo. build Instead of buy a Memper rieern "Wings ' of Daitaer". Zachary U:M Nsws A Weather Rocky aad Au Frieado Local M home for their future married MR. OROBOR P. JOHNSON JR„ Marisger Oaptate Koagaree Scott, Kay Kenddl. 12:44 Memeal el Medhattsa 30 Flavors Sttft Brcaataot Tima BjBB^Trae JLdvealare' 8 life. FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL TRANBAOnONS HANDLED I Debbta Drake Shew WsMMr, Leoal News -. M 1)M Late News CHICKEN l:S f Collciro ol tko Air Harbor Oemmaad IB ThrlUer ft, M I Merotag Serial ' Newt and WMihet 6|, «a tiDt Rap Rlckardo ClebMaAe "Man ot Mystery." Small-time ON AU. EiXOBAMOBB U8TED AND DNU8IBD-MUT0AL FUNDS Merotag Mbvia Film It In i Gallons! BrewR In 6 MinutM lack LaLaaae Bliow Bxpedttf. HUaa 44 nightclub singer's life la endan 666 M A IN B TR E B T T E U M I 8-U66 "(Jaalllv Street," Katharine Hep- 7:l4 Weelsra Masa MlsUighla .ZB Romi<«r Room - its Far Vaar latormatlaa 44 gered when Mie falls tor the ro burn, Froachot Tom Sriarls OaaMn The world’s “OBeat eatln* chick Captain* Kaa^aroo 4:44 Mas si Desitny 44 mantic flattery of a sinister 4)44 Kahto A OUe 4A 44 §:lk Debbie Drake 8bow* 4:48 News 4, 44. 84 business tycoon. U:f4 7:mritaM ri Eisley en** with Inciomparabio taste. V:9t Moraine ^ ria l Boa Casey 4. 44. M MANCHESTER ninjr 4:88 Sparta ' 4 4 ' ^Tffie*to)!mp DevU". SooU**k? >;N s n rf nraaar Navto I Dr. Casey encoimters fear and 14:44 tomemafcer’e Meyto a ___ __ «AIJ. IN ORDER _____ **Pai.raouu e ' For. Three,** superstition during hla rounils on "Three Men ta Wblte.” Uonri .CbiUqwfh leads a xroaU group (OonUauad fram Fags Oriel Mary Afliur. "My Sister .Eilssn." Janet Leigh. Ptek Up 10 Mihnte* Later Younrr Betty Garrett. utside Medical Relief, "Amoog trqm the ntaln oaravaa through OYCLE-SH OF t:i6 Kakta * . n , M there, a Girl Named AbUenei” 44. 44 a swamp said to ba tnbablted by tt:M Calendar Rvaalag Jtonari 4. g aa evii apiiit an, tha only time tha charactaFs OTOLE SALES arid SERVICE: S. M Mllltoa Dalut Mavla 14 Million Dollar Mevla s U ^ Say Wbea a w Bee 7:00 Showing Fw FUMOS, tkep FUtRUI N KU fe b a n i BeraaiA Shew 44 OeaaeeMeat Preadere S g flip humor diaM>paart is whan the lt:Sl Homeniaker** Kovla "Public Enrmy," Jamas Cagney, "Acroaa The Wide Mtasouri". DECI9 DRIVE-IN Jaan Harlow. U:4a I’re Got A SMret U:44 T ean*aa*a Brato Ybed Shew ^ situation'la so deadly serious that . Cohimbia— Humber a- *'Canyofi CroMroado," RlcharS GarryGarvy Moore hosth o s. ___ and _____ emcee;_ Qttk Gable, Rioardo Montalbaa. 462 C E N TE R S T ^ M l 8-2660 BaMhart, Phylliii Kirk, Wralbar, Local Naws 44 G UroBB hMcs ’k'WaahoB. Ilawaai K. SaaMh—New* aad any levity would be cpmjgef riy out News Of Ths Raiir And panelistspanetUds BUI— Oullen, " " Henry Mor The Fitaa la Blghl ** I I IS flay Tear Raaeli ' tMt m 'gan,gan, BpiXN*ch, he aald, is to ' filtrates organisation bent on .s- 11:14 Moaday Starlight 8 ' aHENkT'HAU. i HABTVOBD RD- • MANOHEBiaiBt’e ,'in i« FAlMaNe ~ m Fer Temattew 4 chartatan's promlaea U:M leovc Of Ufo B "Twist of Fate," Gliwer Rosen, , . jSewSheFHag. A m. II t:m Clwdfciate. give the character Tracy Steele Year Plrol Impreeeioa SB. SB aaaalnallon of President Grant. a (Color)) Tnto Adventara 44 Herbert 'I.om. I The OaMtag 8 some M in i of dimansion aad oolor Maabsnt ' M Toalght Show <0) 48 I Newe^SSTltapert .. OamoarUco Ba Ms 51 Feataro 44 - 44 dtaagaaappr nmrrtage mhU ao that he w ill not be running from 1S:BB Hearck Var Tomorrow S 4:44 Nattanal V^veS 44 11:27 Almanac I 1 tempt to g*t Mtartuaar Daaay one "Hawaiian Bye” erlme to an Tnrtb Or CoaMG«eaooa BS* it "The Clown.” Velvet and JDonald ll;44 Tealght Shew (0) 22 At tome WHh Blhr 24. M Wfluaias te Hollywood to appear Window Bb^pUr t. Mg 5B attempt to help a clixua eloam oa a tdlsrtsloa show. (RepMt). other with such a serioumiaaa that 11:12 Mavto Eight ' S B m j ta Oearl “ would make him uninteresting. U:i5 Tbe Oaidiar Uebt who haa been arrested for vag "Shadow of Tbe TUn Man," ItW . Tea Ca* “ a 1S:85 News Day Repert IS rancy and treapaaatng. WUItaro Powell, Myrna Loy. ■‘DUrile's Btrikday;*’ Wben ba "TYacy is ths.kind of guy who ItM BeM SeHer J 4:44 The Pries n'RIght^ 44. 44 gMtai N M mh n ir dacldto to cash la oa Um aelghr Beet ef Oroacbo I (^lor> 1:44 Nows 64 W. H. England Lumber borhood gift Mltectlon for Oflloer feels people tdo eeeedtrtc or funny Al Heiae Wirk Kitty IS. M BUI Culle)v emcees. 17 OAK ST; Q: 1 Kcently n w the movie mu- "AT THE GREM" DIbbto'a surprise party, T.C. ta or weird in a friandly way,” he de Day la Ceart M. SS RUIenun 4, 44, 44 thrsolaaed with a im ta bta clared. "AO X try to have him tai- 1:BB Ae Tbe World Taraa S "Guilty donaclence." Woman ae- aloal, “ In the Good OM Summer i:m ir-sir8eir& .,, raaka. PhoM MI 3-4247 Qaie Rterm Shew S ciiaea Marshal Torranea of being urn The Saa Marray t (Galen ^ chtMtaa wmrdly ainused by them.” Social Note# WHb KMty tS tim e" with Judy CterlAnd and Van lost scoundrel huaband. Johnson on TV, and the plot Open A H Day Soturday t o 44 Laefcy Althottgta Elsi^ doeeat have or Ml 3-4444 Harvey Olaek Shew BB All Star Daekpta Bawltag It jraaawerS f:m Pa y Oeaae’s Marie Mai Tracy do anything phjnrioal about Best el Oroaehe M 4:44 Daaas Thsmaa Sbsw . 1 seemed very fArolUsT. W as ft a Jasa Wnaaa Freceal Thto U The Aaewer U Guest )ltar Bob Hope and night remaKe ot an eartier mcrrle? f rit rieosa ratta * x ImiU Bannrnft Salutq ef Me humoroua reacUon to people, t:S5 At Home WHb KHty St club entertainer Dannv Wllllama ■ Liriria Teaag Dltoeta. hie inarard theught about them ie StBB PaMweYd B go to a small town (or a rest, Caiv'Iotte B. iiM aiaa.' Mrs . .- 4A 44 ' The inn Mnrraj SbaW (Color)' hoping to get away from aiAo- A : Tjsa. tt waa a remake of •Tlie radeeted in his aaqpteeifda aad in WLUIO ■■^flpii Trou CAN FYN igB-aai r b b JDebo r i Hoaor,” JewellMsC S^ SB graph hounds—bttt - they can't Shop Around the- Oomor*’ which' rails ia knra, meraby ptovUtaig tbe w ay he playa tba aoaoe. SATtEMK lane WymAO freoaaki d» M. tS aland It when they succeed. A t o m Tracy Steele, with sotatlM t o n A s a peiriori, E M ey has a sharp S:SB Heaoe Party 47th PraMatM . 44. 44 starred M argafet SuUavan arid ertate. MULLIN'S Loretta Toaa# S3, SB "Idol In The DuaL" Big Irague Jamea Stewart. t o m and dry riStuM o f hmnor which Im UF CiV FOR YOUR Seven Roye B. M. M HIGH SCHOOL s t m g i i n trlaa to Mve to TtHfiy SteKa. tb f S:BB Wyatt Karp TO OLD BATnonr SALES and SERVICES ' ‘ 4|« HONE IN SPARE TIMB HDObF dUtortnba. between t t im fat this YoaaR f)r. Maloao SS. 3B m 4ri4 toiMMr Oaeon For A Day B. M IS F e* iriasi hri n sc esrar arid Imve left sekoaL WiMs far : rimpect le that TBacy has ators * Gonard Ropoirs BtSB The Vordlet to Team . 5 A to:3 . m eonttol over Ms eoiotlMm thsit Oar nve Dv«Kbmro ft. IB FOR EXPERY m o t o r TUNE-UPS ...... tadajr,...... TsOs ysri hew. -toiis f)aaaecUrBt ttaadettiad t Ehdey hiss over M s omb. 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• '* i . ? *-■ TV Personalities | H d lly w o b d •tteefsB B Th O t s a ^ : ...... f ' . lumi* Bww w n s r • ComeUr-varietyAirauui Getfrge Ktrgd t M aaieriea^Newmlaaa I:IS H hUbi*J rihii show., stariffie Qroucho* Mmx ; O«oqr« KiisA, • regular 0*KM(«.5 and featurinslraek Wheeler and r v •tlie^ s4k*. • Deoais patt^^rmoo. o n U t on "T o u r Flrat; Xmpresstoa,” rseer* TS«b»»» ‘ S S, 4S, to NBOTV'a panel game aeriee f iM SurtM ScBWi • (Color). Dtsll' tt, to n tw M mv , . „ n By BBMttNlE JOHliW N (Monday - Uirough - Friday, color “ A Town Uke Alias,'.' TlrtoSto UMmdcast. noon K Stf, twirled bis CM^caito JUciC«im». ‘ ■ to viill’ WB •licrafl piRDt with gollywuod CorreapsBddHt . l;«e tsSMl'n AW ■srtv asow , . . 'iw * ' mnataebe and wnt^i ‘Tlio Desperado."' WasBS Her n -a IM NcwBpKpuf * “ t e r o ^ " I 'm s living mcample. o f the M S J ra n n m - ns, Bereirty , (3*rUnd. ^ . HOLLYWOOD’ (NICA); — FSH maxim ‘Nothing succeeds ^ e TiU Slettwls at The ASssIrsI bbS. SwBhhr S>WW W to 2 man is on. TV teUusa.’ M y first { mmIc, "Hercules, WaSiher Thsf sr f ' J5 “ P a ^ a - ^ I^ r t g .:’ Basel Is to- report; no oae can argue iwlth alto BsiU ;to Is too old. to the ^ Oreek «tory’ flopped. artotolm to lormsd that 2,600 letters a month, pj®*t ^ o f Fourteen copies sold." Ebit tbe liM Tfetae I S:H Psiis Ih s Os* them in feminine handwrltli^T. tow;, book lad, via « oocktaU party and •its - (Color).' . . gold In the bank. TOey n mutual Mgualntance,. to rM- Jfighwsjr rstfs i _ ■tU Br___ _— ----- swe BBeklrberrs HshaS MarfiR. RDd _ ■**SL5 George Mahants of, ular appaaMwes on NBC-TV's tito C a^ .-m ^ am Kew»' 3 f«ud which spreads thnnifhow twe i$#gi>chsU dito P------M------BSesrstobto SJSJe a B ri« ..and .Ihe^SlM c^toa the FliW Author on ' Tour S:M en el Anaasells autabbease'a“ - ^ . A l ^ Gens____ recaU- " ““ to*’^ a ^ young * 5 5 EdoA. UnleM There's an Author ^rSa^ia^^oiis.* Josa Ciaw' career chofcw_opeii “■ OraaMnwealth *1' WaWsas ,jnan h>.n)e JW s. . * • »«' A lr ^ y Living . on Tour Block to ford;'Youag. ■, ^ Sto Hen e< Destiny The Usioucbahles V *•, as t:U KSUa a OUls to. M d:to Hews AAM. which Case Tau’n Become the 1«;M Cidendar A, to d:U S^iskl , "Hsri In The Mtddle.’ JJJJT 3|eoond Author on Tour Block and chine opemt,w 7:ed BVersIndes mstton to * » '" g«r»9"»* rerenge. ^ t's OK, .. too, and Other ISiM S^eettler'i' Heels n ' * Krenhis Bepei*,.' •The -Wdmsn Kor Jos," Disae HOBsn Dellar Hsfirla HOUsb Dollar Harle . *■ Stories." It brought him, Klrgo CTenla ( J e w ^ s r . , ^ ' JohM See 7:00 „ . •‘Pffine_____ Mtnls(rr, U;Sd IstemaMii^ *eae * inaiaty, fam e—as both a flop and tom Tsa* Hanck to. to 11:M MeWs, Weather • Sperte e a. wit. . (Cowr) Rwither and Nssrs Barbara BeraaH IHew Maws sad 'Weatosr Big Newe S B e has addiUitoal attributes. He tliM Tbs Price Is BIsM ' t o . t o Maws and : s can reelte. line tor line, the dia (Colorl * _ . . UMCevered^ . logue o f Dorothy Lamctor'a'' old Tssa«ssee Krale Fsid ^ TiU Wesleta Hass HIdUigkis •"=“ S?SrS'r«e'lKt r."*K?rron M ooie^ ' ^wrts Csmeus 1 nmvle "Beyxxid the Blue HOrison." UiM CoaeeatrstUs . 2 ' 8 Teatsht ‘thew. (C) ,y ** Newe Tealare «d ' And ha can, when pressed, write Tsars Psr A Seas A to. to r:i > Oeitonde Bets Shew tot television.' He has Written for M ;W W ec el, Uls ^ J Onniws 11)17 Almaaae Year First Imsrosslea ••(nialks Let.' 'When Chalk ll;3d____ TeAlsht NhiHr NBC-TV’s "International Show- Csmeaflsse A- 'to.' ssrindled, . h e ----tmtiutes----- *- se- - 11:SI Mevie S tune’ and a recent Tves MopUnd II ;M SesrchDtotohA'to PerHtoS- Ten^^^anwve rloe ot unusualI legal ftianeuyers ■Foil r Absche," John Trath er Cesscaaeaese to reyah) his property. (Re- l: i NcF* •. spiecial. -r. WlnSew. saemis# ' Klrgo is a native of Hartford, rrep , * ' Cal Q. I h e v d there Is going to be Conn. A t IS ha was a reporter jo r As Scheels Match WHs 1:H Best Seller . Ads__^vratareS of . -Ossie . and . . ■ a series “Oolng My Way." Who the HarUord Tlmea, being paid by Best ef Oreacbe . n. to Harriet to, U win play the Big Crosby and Barry ■ -p h h the toch. ^ ushered at a local At Beiae WHa KHty "The Student Nurse." .Rick and Fitisgefald roles? C.*T. throb. In other words, he s THJS movie house and there learned the Par ia Cssrt ..»■ friend Wnlly vie f«r' nttcntlons dialogue to the Dorothy Lamour 1 *SS) rawAsThc-World Asswr r r s r s s — Taras — w«,. of nttmetivo nurse. A. Gene KeHy and Leo G. Car- male in the maltroom. . Oslo "l^'rm Bksw- roll wai play the Bing Crosby and Mesmeriting Maharas Jtiat rec- flim. Ssclal Notes With Kttlr t:M Frealier ClrmCs . * He quit Wesleyan University Harvey Olsos "Highly Like Rouges.' Four Barry Fitzgerald roles in the' se- orded an album o f romantic w - members of an apparently l sleal evenrthmg they can get ■ G, Why have the two Robert movie roles this summer. The Jss Marray tosw their hands ^ ..... Young shows, "Father Knows, "But there’s one letter front a (ha—large he was asked to collaborate (Color) Dssna Heed Skew A to, St on A TV series starring David Jsas Wynun -PirsBOBIs A**: "Winner. Take All.’) The Stones Best’’” and "Window on Main doll the producers aren’(t happy Wayne. IiM BsBSs.Party ^ team there' Is more ’ to baoeball Street,” switched times? F. F. about," grinned the ^darkly .hand " I was an Ideal -choice.’’ quipped Lstetth Vsaas than meets the e^e. A. Mt seems that R o b e rt some Maharas who "busted out"' SsTsa Keys Young’s old .show "Father Knows Klrgo. "because I’d never seen a 1:M Wy*U Karp . : t o K : ‘ K6-/re , ^ of New York’s HeU’s Kitchen ^t® T V dhow, mu(di lees written one." Tsaay Dr. HbImw "Very Present Help." Dr. Kll Brat" waa doing better than hts become catnip for the ladies. asea Fsr A Dm dare and n nun. become com current series, “Window on Main He wag sitting in a booth at the T w o years as writer o f N B C ’s 9bo Verdlrt Is fw peters as they pit mrtlclne ‘nacme" serled followed. 'Rien par Fivs psajd^wnT anlnst faith to .nave the life Street" so the "powera-that-be" Brown Der^ instead of: in that Ceaaecllcal Bsa---- thought a time switch would benc- "Heioules" and Jack Paar. Whs Ds Yes Trast of a young houaewife. , converUWe but he had arrived b a « Khm U| now living In HoUy- 4:M Baaxer Aady Khsw Ibe Beal HeCeya - .A ■,fit the new show. Incidentally, an hour late for lunch. About that, "Hade In Italy." Lovely Itsdim •’Window” , la not expected 'to be wooA where, "Tour First Imptos- Makh:" — Fer Daddy to. . le— with boyfriend probtems in- the show's sponsox cam blutoi a Aiasrleaa I . back in the ftol. alon" orttdnAtes.' I The Kdse vadee the HeCoy ranch. little. 7Hd ba^ he la going to try and He drives a- duplicate of the gut oopies of both his books into | carm the TV show and ... “ amd," tiM Los Angrira PuMic Library, he imighed, “ I couldn't g e t it 'aaperiaUy since his home town 1 F R I D A Y T e le v is io n PROGRAM started. Finally came in » cato." library In Hartford refuses to give I A downpour had left a number of he them sl^f space. ' Ckaaa^ Maws out punishment to everyone other autos Immobile, toe, so D e -. g;U Newsreel considers evU _ unholy. troit can Just laugh it off. •:to rsttoge af the Ak • :M Weather. News sad I AB-SterAB-SNur Corned,Comedy Show Is 4R. Si Gastmeslal Classsasss Carson, host The letter bugging the producers (ColOT) la The FaMIe lalerest Special with Jemnny Cs Q: How ma^y consecutive years S:M New Teslamest Traacy-Derriuger and emcee. Buddy-____y - Hackett, of "Route 66,” Mhhaanm .told us. has Bob Hope emceod the^Acmd- S;M Saariss Semester g)N TYhMash Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks and arrives from the same woman from Beaten Hlaekie Mata- and Hari. KuesU. Also e m y ; Aw K rds?--B .' C. CssHasBlal OiassrsMa ( 0 > time to time and .is toways o e -' CsBllaeatal ClsisriSai This Is Sperts i>r. Joyce Brothers, comedienne A:-Site upooming show will' 7:M The Las* Csatlaest FUa Kay Stevens are featured. companed by a man of the United SiU Hes si Desliay MIlllloiIon Dollar Movio It niarii his .lOth'Strat^t, Tsday Shaw. M:M ^ewitness ^ ^ - States on which she has traced tbe VsdergrsdBSta Beaaarch «;to.._ i Newe" Route 6« highway. 7tU Jswiah Nebs B Views • :U ^Ulgki • Chei Hantiey BeportiaM Wsather 7:M Death Valley Days Nows.as__ _ Woafhor .X_-w.. aa/_,>akAmaad Sports fB Also maLinced---- — on — her - — toAPs — IK - Kvealsg KepsH Newts ''*v»rts. Wenlker 7)M This' Is UCsaa Newe «i»d Weetbev red “X’’ indicating the lo^de of BasisessDtotottotoHW Beset*SBmiPVi HilBsa Osllar Hevla the most recent “ Routfe 66‘^ghow. 7:M Three Steegee "D e p ^ Marshal,' Job Kali! Newe. SpAYie. Weetiwr Dick Forsn. 11:19 Feature rUm The locale is always up In Bd^tan •••aar,‘“aS«aT.to.ds WesUier, Lscal News .“Sea of Oraae,” Spencer Trac: or dovm in Arizona or somewh6to III* Breakfast 'rtme ' N««r« B8 g:M Gellsga si Ike Air Film • ^ 11:27 Almbpac and Is' always miles away from , rHlffhUslilc Award Thrater Route 66. About this the . Woman •i(* Hap Blokes 7)U Weetera Hasc 11 :M Tonlcht Show wv M|yaym- — Barbara Beraard Shew from piippetev Clyde Adler. W The— M - - m U Bight Iron Q: 'What la the latrat on the new bol will be gone soon when Route TELEVISION • (Color)- t)M The Third Haa i Teaaessee A n b Feed Shew^ • The Halhawars L to. • Loretta Young series to be seen 66 Is, replaced 'by interstate high RADIOS "Walter Takes , A Partner. In the.fall? — P.F. way U.S. 40. i ll .to eaawiatiatMi ’ “ WaHer aad Feeb le Winkler stsH A: Loretta’s_ _ iipw series which But ra fa r aa hla caraer ia con PHOIfpOKAPHS Yaar* Fes A 8es« A to a synthetic soda pop business, 7 then Freddie believes his to^ is entitled “ Christine’s Children' cerned, loat George Mah'kras la n o t.' - a u t o r a d i o s 1 U;W ftHVMBpseeslea to to mula can change humans Into will be seen Mondays, 10 to 1:30 It’s about time, too, because find A *A *1, jmimain^...... — (Rrpout). . ^ over CBS-TV. In the new aeries ing himsrif wasn’t exactly .easy- •V- Plus DepsBdabIc Service lutoSSS^Jr^Temerr.. t ..g-to Beale to Trath Or Ceaeeaaeaeee "Lowe.Ie A Sl^ny Kid.’’ Cmert Loretta Is cast as a widow with He grew up III Hell’s Kitchen, aa- a n g - i m Wladew Bkepplag star ■ftiesdny weld plays Har seven childiren which leavea . the the son o f Greek im migrants In tot .; 111)4* The Ualdlas Uahl lan Hoore, a young girl who door open for comedy and ro Irish neighborhood, and you know |U)toNewa Day Bepei* creates turmoil when she ar- l;N Beet 8HI« ^ rlvee la a small town wearing a mance. what that mbsns. H e w a a A rebel, Bet* e( OMBehe wttch-like mask-_ ^ a loner wbo‘ finally aald to htaiseif, At Hease WHb KMty Q; Is It true that ’’Checkmate’ “ I gotta bust out.” Day Is vaait As the WelrM Taras Lucy Forrest ts terrifiedrrruov wws*. w ill not be around next season? — He busted out via singing, act Gale SiarBi » e w ___ she discovers that her ,w.hushgad R R» ing study and early T v . drama. AKslat -N e^ WM KIMy heads a numbers, rack^ i aaq A : Yes, that’s the way it looks. •y PETS! ly l^ Aie ret •’Route 68” wda his big chance Harvw <----- that she ts safe only blit there waa behlhd-Uis-acrem p V p p i b s Beet or OrM» mains silent . . . ™ ThU b .The Ttta Fllatste]Me *A to Q; Is Kathy Noiaui of “The worry:, “They worried,’’, he teUa it, ' • B IB O S 't)tow MgAt BVMFr:Hdasr^Wllh Biaiy "DIvMM We Satl." Frra a ^ Real McCoys" married R. L. “about whrther I waa 'a ooinmer- Dto1 r FMUWPM. _ Barney IIM, Over ownership of. • TBOPKIAL nSB daa Harray flhew bonus prise won hr RubbU while A : No. clal actor. They even worried about (Color). '■ subbing for Fred on TV pro- whether I could smile.” : - * UTTU & l/leiaNNEY Jaae Wyssaa Bkew Q : Who played in the movie ver- Whan the femlnliie-tanB*jM ()to Hease f v i t S hm co FleMon Thoalor M WOdOBBTOOB 8T. Lerett a Yeasg rion of ’’Spellbound?’;—K. T. started, there waa worry alxwt hto aiANCBBBVBB C s M r * ''> j 'A; Gregory Peck and Ingrid romantic appeal. Hd had PjAF*® llto tSrVtottelre Bailey's InvestlgaUon of unsolved Bergman. hoaviM in early T V dtaifuk. QBdd M l M M t ■ Yeaas Ot H a lm robberr to stymied when t o aeaa Fet A Day A to to suspect has a|t Identical double. he handle more romantic scripts? 9he Verdkd ta Vi Hear Of S t ^ . »» Q;,jVben ..will Dave Oarroway Producer H eihert LaoBBrtl tatoUy |)to Father OI The B rto * return to televiskm?—D. V. said. "H e looks Uke trsUMe: H h * 1 VISIT OOBUftaroevtoB^ , 5 5 ? j* 8u!sas?ni i Stanley's law partner sollciu WhP Pm r — Stanley's aid IB campaigning for A ; It's rumored he will return k ii^ of tense, tha intriguing IOTA GLAPYSCIOSE the WUlston maid to be presld. In the fail. Let’s give him a chance.’*.. „ . J S S W ^ 5L^v..m "{T7r ;^to,to scripts that followed provari-sW , ■■'lAND'' Q. When “Wagon Train” moves hgraa' feminine appeal gven to th e. sss*J**ffl3 r . to ABC next aeasoii. win Robert point where one doil w ro te ' ta- to. ROUND lEAUCHESHI Flippy The^Isera lory, now It baa changed, over t m AnMriesa Newsalaad the years. present char- Horton still lie on the serleaT W, Bqk: ' * i;to Fealare Film - - actor. Social^ hlstoiTan ^ au M. “Please, let us see Gepifs ^tar ' • 'a * ■ thor aevolaiid Armory will oMor A, No. Bob is’Ieaving thsiseries harts In a batUng suH.’’ ; . - t o ybservaUoos oa soclojjr day. Tom Poston and Phyllis the of this season. Maybe that could ’ha-'g Tiew wrinkle for the TV ratlng^aariHeeA MMEOSEAITY "Bring Em Back Alive,'a.. . Nowman will satirise pUcatod ruloo. of ethiaidW (}. How many c'hUdreai do Gor I wonder how. many lettetp. iiBva Buck. asrvod by people In an Opera box s n n o WmbIv BAow ww in the U toA Waller Ptdgeon don and Sheila MacCrae have, and asked for the appearances or Rob •Toro Sawyer,".Walter Breaaaa how long have they been married? ert Stack or “Ben Caaey" or Ray JTow CHvtag Tap V bI m Staaapi The Adm iral aad Swakky Bhsw to host-narrator. B. T. mond Burr In bathing aulta. It'* M l 9-2742 B:to Sea aiml _ » J S S * . ” self-appointed i:M Fslta The cm • vigUante chooses four o'clock aa A. They have been married 20 aomethiiig fo r A m to M t Mata SA. MuBchester tagliway Falrel tha hour at which be wH met* yeaurs and have four childreo. ponder. 6)toSeek) • HiT' Lutz Museum Conducts Its Adult Membership Drive> This Week r- k v m z * Daily Net PrcM Ron The Weather For the Weak Faded Foreeut of V. 8. Weather BoraM Much >i; IMS Fair, diiiHalahim adnda, r tenpentorea late ttmight. lAar Sd 13,559 to SS. 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Military Measures Kennedy Aides Blast Jfackson^s ains View on PoKcy Syrian Rebels v r isji UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (AP)—-Two leiders of the Inspectors Ban Kennedy administration call ed odd and nonsensical the suggesticm of Sen. Henry M. Reunion with Nasser, UAR Jackson that the Prudent GENEVA (AP) Soviets control over other kinds of testa—In the atmosphere, outer pays too much attention to the Delegate Valerian A. Zorin space and underwater. United Nations in setting for ■aid today the Kremlin has Zorin said the Soviet Union had eign policy. Doctor O^ims changed its mind about allow carried out only one underground Ambassador Adlai F. Stevenson, ing nuclear test ban inspec test recently and indicated Soviet chief U.S. delegate to the United Damascus Ignoring experts had little opinion of their nations, and Sen; Hubert H, tors on Soviet soil because of Hum^uey, Senate asaiatant Dem Checkups Cut new m ilita^ measures taken value. ocratic floor leader, struck back by the Soviet Union. Dean told the 17-nation diaarma- Sunday at the Democratic senator ment conference that the West’s from Waahini^on but did not men Cancer Deaths Situation in Aleppo Theae ueaaures, Zorin told the control requirements had ben pared 17-natlon dlsarmanient confer tion hinl by name. 0^ - ' •’.¥ down to a minimum. He rejected Jackson, chairman of the Demo ence, were prompted by the Berlin Soviet assertions that the control WASHINGTON (AP)—If altuation and the Western military cratic National Oommittee in the machinery would be used as a IMO campaign, recenUy auggeeted every Ameripan acJult had By GEORGE A. MOARIHUB buildup. cloak for espionage. rectal and colon examinations CAIRO (AP)—A m y officers in northern Syria proclaimed He said that was why the Sov the American delegation to the iets bached away from their for The American diplomat import- United Nations had become a sort annually, 25,000 additional a rebellion today against the Syrian military junta and de mer agre^ent In principle for jed to the 13th plenary session of of a secodd Foreign Office and lives could be saved each manded reunion with President Gamal Adbel Nasser’s United year, the president-elect of faitematkihal control‘pools to be (Continued on Fage Two) (Oonthraed on Page Five) Arab Republic. * atationed on ' Soviet territory to the American Cancer Society A broadcast from the pro-Nasser hotbed of Aleppo, SjTia’a aupert^ee a nuclear teat ban treaty. said today. N W that the Soviet Union has second largest city, indicated the rebels claimed cohtrol in Dr. I. S. Ravdin of the Univer :he northern and eastern reaches of Syria. There were no re tihen theae measures to strength Most Teen>as;er8, Students sity of Pennsylvania, one of the en Its defenses, Zorin said, the ~ ^ ...... — surgical ccmsultants in former ports of renewed fighting after clashes Sunday in viurious UAAit. oouM not have foreigners President Dwight D. Eisenhower's parts of the nation. on its territory. He did not go into iltltis case, said this would be detail about the military measures. The Aleppo claims were ignored in Damascus broadciists twice the number now saved }y the junta, which’broke with the U.A.R. in an uprising last Zorin spoke after U.S. Delegate Death Count at 64 through surgical attack on rectal- Arthur H. Dean said the Soviet colon cancer. He said that type of September and then last week toppled the civilan government Union had astounded the world cancer kills more Americans than t had created. by rejecting the oontrola it once any other form of malignant tu had agreed were neceosaiy. Dean The junta asserted the am y is united in all paris of Syria In 17 Car Crashes mor. and warned plotters and exploiters and troublemakers that calked on the Sovieta for a rover- Ravdin made hia estimate in re aal of the totally unreasonable marks prepared for a National the general command will take severe punitive mehsuteS stm d. By THE ABBOCIATBD PRESS Press Cnub isrmposium "Progress against them Western aourcas said Zorin's and hope; man against cancer,” In booting-out the elvUian gov spsech took on more of a oold war Multiplenleath traffic accidents littered highways and featuring five of tte nation's top 1 % . . , ernment, the junta had accused tone , than hia previous u^tsrancea streets with an alarming number of dead and .injured during cancer researchers. civilian leaders of nullifying land Swiss R e fuse a t the conference. the second weekend of spring. A ’total of 64 died in 17 acci The' Philadelphia surgeon sin reforms and othsr measures. It Zorin reiterated that if t(ie gled out this particular form (xily called for a brand of Arab social United BUtes carries out nuclear dents, most of them- teen-agers and young college students. ism but no reunion with the To Bar Use of Eight persons, were killed In ae as an example to illustrate hia tests in the atmosphere in late statsment that, as regards cancer U.A.R. April the Soviet Uniwi will be single Canadian accident Sunday. But now, apparently under pres They were occupants of a car in general, “We now know enough Nuclear Arms compelled to carry out more teats to save many more patienja by sure from the uprising In the fai turn. Btruclt by a train at a crossing StateNews north, the junto in repeated Zorin aecuaad the United States eas*- of Drumihondville, Que. early detection and tMtment.” broadcasts talked vaguely of GENEVA (AP)—By a vote of of digging in its toes on the issue Six youths, ranging in age from The Amarioan Cancer Society unity with all Arab ’countries. In 16 to 21, were kiUed near Modesto, has repeatedly said that whUe one almost 2 to 1, male Bwtaa votori of control over underground tests. cluding the U.A.R. It seemed to rejected a constitutional amend He said the purpose of this was to Calif., Sunday in the flaming Roundup out of three cancer patients la call for some sort of federation, heSd-on crash of two autos. Two now bring saved from death rather than a return to the one- ment which would have prevented others were aerioualy injured. through surgery and radiation, it nation setup under wtUch Syrtf thia neutral nation from aoiutrr State highway patrol officers •hcld bripoMdhls to ««ve at least joined Egypt in Uia U.A.R. m Ing, producing 6r ualng nthfiatt Error Alerted said a car drivsn by Jak*<dy when the totter, nounced a "free ofAcers com bomba prepared for takeoff, the Gustlne—also were killed. The hicles this morning reported 51 Galling Lawyer former bishop of Kansas-Oty, arrived to. assume his new post. mand’’ had rebelled against the Strategic Air Command .said, two other passengers were hospi deaths in auto accidents this year, (AP Fbotofax). military junto in Damascus. Maj. John J. Oswald of the pub talized. . compared to $3 at tills point a year The Aleppo broedcast said ths lic relations ataff said lights on Near Jacksonville, Pla., five co ag6.' The last state road death was To Get Divorce rebel command had declared niar- a signal board at SAC headquar eds from .Duke University "wars in New Haven last Thursday. Ual law In "northam and easteirn Bulletins killed Sunday when their convert ters indicated something, had gone At ixie point in mid-January, NEVir YORK (AP)— Elizabeth Excommunication Threat areas" of Ssrria, wrong "With the early warning ible spun out of control on rain- ilM2 had seen 13 more deaths than All authoriUea in the two areas Called from AP Wires radar system in the arctic. soaked U.S. 17 and careened Into the previous year. The dilferenoe Tsylor was reported by the New are under orders of the area soin- "We contacted the • Ballistic two aeml-traller. trucks. mand," said the broadcast oom- The five, all graduating nuraing almost leveled off in February, Turk Post today to have sum ■ ESCAPE SAH QDBiniH Missile Eariy Warning . System* then rose e j ^ in early March to moned an attorney to Rome and muntque. BMGWS at Thule Greenland, students, were returning to the 8 before 1M2 deetha aiowed down Segregationist Tries The embattled junta announced SAN QUENTIN. Calif. (AP) to have said her mazriage to Eddie and learned it was still there and North (Carolina school after- spend long anough for IM l to catch up. that it was willing to hold a pleb —Five eonvicta, two or oMre ef had not been attacked. Then we ing the spring holidays in Miami Fisher is flniriied. iscite on the question of reuniting them deeoiibed as dangerwH. and Fort tauderdale. where thou "Her marriage to Eddie Fisher, with Egypt. climbed a ladder and eeoaped \^nev^ it was a communications sands of college students congre 53 to 51 problem,” he said. she has said emphatically. Is ‘dead Damascus radio said the junto from San QoAitin Priaen early gate annually. HARTFORD (AP)—The Stole and done’,” Post columnist Bari To See Archbishop believed in "unity wHh all liber today. Dispatcher J. B. O’Brleo alert, he added, lasted a They were Jane Lee Stephens, *matier of aeconds.” Motor Vehicle department’s dally Wllaon wrote. "She ‘wants out'." ated Arab countries and first of aald the msa broke into a atore- 22, of Livingston, N.J.; Keren 1-' record of automobile fatalities as The attorney, Louia Nlzer, had ail with Egypt, provided this unity reem, etole a lalMer and meat Ihe'^^^AC statement Sunday Wldlng, 21, of Rochester, N.T.; of tost nUdnlght and the totals on no Immediate comment, but too -NEW ORLEANS, 1,4 that a letter had-been-eent fAimAiHonji and over a IB-foet wall. Tliey bad night confirmed A copyright atory Ann Enizabeth Wright, 21, of Mi- tha same date tost year: aeoretoty said he may have some b a tt woriciiig In a cotton by the W sbhlngt^ Star th it SAC mtUtont segregationist who claims to Republican mayoralty candidate conditions ensuring ths dignity amL Fla.; Llsbeth Burlbaum, 21, - IM l 1M2 thing to say later. and stotui of this country to avoid laUI la the prison's tnS hues aroun^he world were ncH of Broadalbln, N.T., and Charlene Killed ...... 53 51 ■he wwa thereatened with excom E. Rosa Buckley and -Leander H. sectloa, located behind the;Jfiner tlfied and pmoM prepared for Nizer handled the Bobo Rocke Perez Sr., white-haired pcliUcal past errors and provided these Hartline. 22, of Ctncinnati, Ohio. feller divorce, the parting of munication from the Roman Cath conditions are voted in a free na walla at the prison. T l^ are takeoff "With on^^eption. The Duke School o( Nuraing boas of neighboring Plaquemines State Student Killed Eleanor Holm and Billy Rose, and olic Church sought an interview to Pariah. tional referendum." Ideatttied aa J. Du B o ^ t a , flrst- At Colorado Spi^gs, Colo., Sam planned a memorial Aervlee for a number of other noted divorce The offer in effect eeemed to degree robbery, 5 xeare to life: West, North Amermjlin Air De the five, described by Dean’ Arm WASHINOTON TOWNSHIP, day with Archbiriiop Joseph Fraii- Both Perez and Buckley were Q. C. Boark, tl^/eecond-degrea cases. He is the author of the beat 'cla Rummel. say. "We vill agree to unity fense Command directbc of public Jacobanaky as outstanding stu N. J. (AP)—A coUlrion'between seller "My life in Omrt.” ^ on the platform at the Citizens a^Un- but this Uma on equal borgiary, 6 mqatiM to 15 yaare: affairs. Contended that ^m m im l- dents. a atoUon wagon and a tractor- Mrs. B. J. Galliot, presixtont of Council meeting, along with Dem "rile people eloeest to the situa Save Our Nation, Inc., said she terms and only after the people J, L. Rucker, grand theft, 8 cations fnlures have naveAMuaad Five pentiDM were ktUed in a tnsller took the lives Saturday ocratic district attorney-nominee have voted on It." monthe toioyeart; K. E. Adanu, at false report In tha vast Norad collirion at' Hebron, Wls., Friday night of Janet Howard, 18, of Falr- tion don't doubt that Miss Taylor wants to discuss the segregation James H. Garrison; Bernard J. wants him, Nizer, there to wrap issue with the archbishop. With all Ha condiUotM, the offer 8L parelb violator, 6 monthe to system.^ n l^ t. ■ fleld, Conn., and David Ruaeell, 20, McCloskey, New Orleans director could anuMint to a propooal that 5 yearf; and 5. P- Spatoln, 81. Oswald called it a m atter s t There were five four-death ac- of Upper Montclair. Two other up the maroiage; any property set "If I'm wrong. I’ll get down on my knees and aak for mercy and of regulatory inspection; and State Syria, Egypt and poaaiMy other ftrat^degrea robbery. 8 yean to "eompatabtllty of tenna.'’ He de persmu in the station wagon were tlement between her and Ekidle It Rep. Rodney Buras. Injured critically. apt to be rather complicated," forgiveness,” Mrs. Galliot said. Arab atotee fftould^set up a fed- clined further comment (OonttnUed en Page Three) Perez, who has controlled the eration rather than the unified Miss Howard was a student’at -Wilaon wrote. The dark-haired mother of three, NAAOP CASES REVIVED/ Centenary College in Hacketto- Mias Taylor is in Rome eomplet- a descendant of seven generations political forces of hia small oil- republic that the U.A.R. waa town. inig a film. She has been going of Louisiana (tothoUca, said she re rich parish for nearly 30 years, When the junto took over^ toet , WASHINGTON (AP) —‘fhe out with Richard Burton, who ceived a registered letter late Sat Snpreme Court today . ordered Two Months at Full Pay urday night from the archdiocese. (Centtnued «■ Page Two) (Contianed on Page frnh arguments m A wide va plays in the film. ried of lidgatlm Ittchidlng 3 Licenses Suspended Both Fisher and Miss Taylor She declined to dlaclose Its con ------^ HARTFORD (AP) —T)l< liquor had denied reports that their mar- tents but said it w'aa a Wtmt threat claahea by tM National Asao- Ueenaee of three permittees have riagb I* ending although the totter of excommunication. She said she cUtton to the Advaaoement of - been suspended by the State reportedly refused to back him assumed she , received the letter Political Truce Lacking Oelonsd People with the etetra New Steel Contract of Virginia and Florida. Tho Liquor Control Commission for up by tnuissttohUc phone last "because of my stand on aegroga- sales to minors. week when Fisher contended at a tioit ** 'IMsIon to have tbeee eeses Tliey are Hyman A, Warner, \ The archdlobeean chancery is argued agalu may reflect a cloae division In tbe present Grand State Liquors, 787 Grand - (OMttaMd OS Fage Flva) sued a statement Sunday idght Guido Faces Troubles Extends Vacations Avc., New Haven,' 20 days, 10 of that a "personal and confidential elght-mafi court. If to. Presi which were held *ln abeyance; letter waa sent to Mrs. Galliot. dent Kennedy’s first appolnt- Jahet Brooksmlth, Jefferson Ave. Since she has, chosen to make nlent to the highest trllmnal Package 9to«v, New London, 10 it puWlc, no further comment la could become the swing mnn ia ByNMIMAN WALKEB ^ p o n Saturday Into individual oqn- Transit Strike On Argentina Qabinet eventual possible 5-4 derisions. Aaaectoted Free* Labef Writer traots. They hope to get finished days, and Joseph J. White, Colt's needed,” said the Rev. Bitno Paekaga Store, 180 Wethersfield magoaa, director of the archdio No dates were set for hearing PITTHBUBOH, Pa. (AP)—Con- for signing ceremonies next Fri the numerous rases that wero day. Ave.. Hartford, five days. The sus cese’s bureau of information. BUENOS AIRES (AP)- -Presi- .__,do is whether to recognize the aldarably longer vacations for pensions were announced' Saturday. Ends in Boston Mrs. Galliot's organization con or^red reargued. American woriters generally can be Besides tha new Vacation bene dent Jose Maria Guido •(ecUon idctories on March 18 of fits, described by. union . Presi tends that Blblcal teachings prove adherent# at deposed dictator expected If the'terms of the new BOSTON (AP) — Street cam neared completion of a fork IRON WORKERS STRIKE dent David J. McDonald as a "Gqd demands legregatlon.”who de- i Cabinet to get the stolfod Argen- Juan D. Peron, the issue that steel labor settlement are ImltatM Shotvers Thursday and buses ran again in the Boston brought down Frondlzl. i HARTFORD (AP) — Abouf in other Industries—as they usuaT- major breakthrough in collective WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) —The tine government pjaehlne going. batgaining, the aettlement calls metropolitan area today after a dared eegreitotlon "nsorally wrp«B The majority of the polttlclBna— son iron workers went ea sMka ly are. extended (Jonneoticut foreoart for two-day wUdeat strike shut- down Howe^h-, he faefd major road including the Intransigent Radi- today against five area flima la for Improved pensions, layoff Tuesday through Saturday, April and sinful" six year* ago. tost blocks. The ’atkel pact, ratifled over the bene^ts, grievance procedures! the systam. week ordered an end to segregated cals-favor giving the Peronista, a dispute over renegottatlag a weekend, extenda worker vaeatlona 7: Operator Robert King. 48. took The quiet, diminutive chief ex the five state'governorships and fontract. The iron wnefcars. seniority and minimum weekly Teroperaturea will average ctoases in the archdiocese begin to the point that In a few years it pay guarantees. the first street car out of the ning next fell. ecutive who moved into the presi the 48 congressional seats they I members of Local 555 of the In will be a oommon thing fo r a vet- about 5 degrees bqlow normal. Arborway stotlbn a t 4:10 'a.m. dency after the ouster of Arturo won last ihonth. The military is ternational Aseooiatten of President Kennedy warmly Generally co Even if the Pcronlsts were al seheduled today (to 1 pan.). m more job# wHI be opened to and “a solid base for continued atoto early Sunday morning. The A high church official dladosed Guido’e selection of a Calilnet— lowed to take their seats in Con the places of racatlonliig work price itobillty.” He -called it "In former head of the -MssSiehusetta that dmtlar letters had gone to after four days of effort—still left gress, snti-Peron forces would PARET HAS PNEUMONIA rers, adult education and everydustrial statomanahlp ot the Pals Forever atate police. Otis M. Whitney, waa several leading segregationists. him with the proepect of an un muster a majority If the intran New York (AP)—Benay (Kid) thing that has to do with recrea highest order.” placed in command of the aprawl- ’The source said personal letters friendly (fongress when It recon sigent RhSicals and the opposition Popular Radicals patched to Psret, who suffered severe brain 'M tion and aeU-inu>rovement The new steel pact provides no LOS ANGELES (AP) — It ing system. went to each CatpoUc on the plat venes May 1. Most politician# Injuries In losing his welter lionger vamMons will memi not immediate pay increase for the turned a deaf ear to a plea for gether some kind of working co hap^ned at the TMCA kite Whitney, who is state insurance form at a meeting last Friday alition. The iwo parties are the weight title to Emile’ GrlSlttb . only more leisure time hut wlU 4SO.OOO woriiera in the bdslc steel cemmisakmer and. aa a major gen night of the pro-segregaUontst a political truce by the armed now has developed pnenmoalA mean^more Jobe wlU'be opened to industry already averaging 48.28 flying doataat in aoburban forces chiefs who ousted Frondlzl p ro ^ c t of a aplit In the old Radi Lynwood. ■ eral. bbmmanding offleer of the O tiiens CounclL Speakers a t the cal party. Tbey,_ showed no sign A bulletin from Rooeevelt Hoe*. All places of vacationing workers. an hour. But the cootracts can be 26th Yankee. Nationai Guard In m eet^ attacked the arebbishop’B and .imprisoned him. pitat today annooneed the w w to, This has enormous impUeations for One of Oto IM kitea entered of getting together. * reopened at any time after Aug. had peUntad bn It: "Father fantry Division, was deliB^ted to desegregaftoi order of March 27 Though Guido Is a leader of Guido also must decide whether ening in bis cenditten and said' resorts, the travel industry, adult 1. 1968, tor renegotiation of pay run the system Gov, John A. and urged hrtttidrawai of financial Frondlzi’s Intransigent Radical the fighter ie still in a ccuna.;; education and everything that has rates, pensions, insurance and and eon. Pals forever.”^ a special presidential election is The b»y was Volpe. , _ upport to the chuzch. party the party's central commit- called or whether he will eerve Ths coma haa deepened i to do with reereatlon and self-im other matters. - 'volpe assumed control of the Tm cchancery destied that any tM Wi^J bitter at the military during the past 24 hears, the 1 The haaic settlement is for two the kite when bis dad" i domination of the government and the two years remaining in Fron- provement., tolly stepped on iL .It was MTA for Um stats aftsr the leg ehurch official made "any etote- dlzl's term. As Argentina had no pital report added. Faret Negottators for the 11 majot years, but some featuros were islature met In an .extraordinary ment that personal lettera went to declared: "We came into power oriished., ■ ■ . ‘ ' vice president, Guido aa Senate been anooaaetoas alnee i U •toel companies airai«ed to meet buttoned down tor longer peirlods. leaslon Saturday night and au- each Ctotholic "who w ss on the plat; with Frondlzl, we leave ewlth round knoekoat hi with separate Btoelworkera’-Union VmcatlonB and layoff pay provis- . The youngster ala^Mbi'hls him." haU of twine to ilnAiWniil and form.” „ ^ oonfronUng' .(OeattBOed m Fage Two) Sqoan Gaidea aa Bftedh Slisj tergalning teams today to tzans- (QMtIaiMfi M Fh * IkM s) Tha cbaooary refuaad. lEwnvar, Another hsadae lato„ the eooaoeatoL. te |M a«rMd (C M Faga nuaa). ran oyiniF-to hiiTttothar.