The Weather raiDAY, MARCH 26, 1960 Average Daily Net Preu Run roreeast at U. B. Waathar Baraa For the WeeK Ended March » , 1960 OedaileBal light aiew Hkaly'tfelB fEEji^TWENTT avanlBg, mOder toalght. . Lew^ 13,088 - 30. Variable. rioattaa der ;ths tnfluenoe o f liquor. Ha was guiiday. High la 80a. Army Pvt Gerald A Dxlo^ Trinity Paat Noble Grand Aaan. Two Face Charge? rsItsMd under 3200 for appcariusoa Member of the Audit «on of Mr. and Mra. Prank K. will meet with Sunaet Council, in court on April 28< ^^^^^reaoofClrculation^^^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm About Town Dalcek. Hebron, recently partici­ Paat Noble Oranda.on Monday at 8 In Auto Crashes He suffered a cut on faU nose, pated In an over-the-beach exer- n.m. at the Community Y aocial and was taken to Manchester Me­ room. Mra. Oyde Beckwith and (Olaaalfled AdrartlBlBg aa ,JPaga I ) PRICE FIVB CENTS A •katlng party for S n In the vicinity of ManUxN.C. morial Hospital by a pessiBg mo­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1960 her committee wlU be In charge of TWO acddenU late ywsterday re­ torist for treaitment 'and then'dis­ mm VOL. LX X IX , NO. 150 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) Oraase famUtoa and frlenda from He la a 1956 graduate of Wind­ sulted In one rtlght injury and two North and Kaat Central Pomonaa ham High School, WllllmanUc, refreahmenta. Membera are to charged. SALE bring glfta for the merry-go-round. arreata. Both oars h ^ to be towed away wlU ha held Sunday from 2 to o and attended the Unlveralty of Mancheater poUoe aay a car op­ gPONSOBEO BY pan. at the Hartford Skating Pal­ ConnecUcut He entered the Army by wreckers. ' Consolation The Mancheater Rod and Gun erated by Mra. Edith Baglin, of s is t e r h o o d o f TEMPUl BETH 8HOLOM Macmillan’s Proposal ace. The party wlU be aponaored laat July. 783 Center St, backed out of a by the youth committm of North club wlU hold lU quarterly meet­ driveway and struck a car driven Chirf esh ta Show Bordeaux Baltimore, March 26 (A’)— Central Pomona. ing Monday at 8 p.m. at the club- Marine Pvt. Rtchaird B. Benoit houae In Coventry. Several appli- by Arthur G. Carlaon .J r, 32, of IN VESTRY OF THE TEMPLE When you paid your federal In­ aon of Mr. and . Mra. BJarl Benoit cationa for membership will be JofferBOO, Wla, on Center St. near Holy Week Film CORNER OF MYRTLE and LINDEN STS. come tax this year, chances Mr. and Mra. Walter Kompanik Main St, Coventry, haa completed ’Thomas I>r., at 4:20 p.m. Ike Seen Agreeing are you contributed more to voted on. win be boat and hoateaa at the recruit training at the Marine Moderate damage waa inflicted your government’s operation m ta Ju^or Muaeum, 126 Cedar Corpa Recruit Depot Parrla laland, on the B ^ lln oar, while Carlson’s 'The Power of the Resurrec­ WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3D-6:30 PAA^#:30 P.M. Cmiiv on than the amount of the tax. S t, Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. The June Yeomana Park will play the tion,” a color film depleting the S.C. He WlU receive further ape- role of Oianetta In the forthcom­ wua only dented. Did you fasten the withhold­ muaeum ia open to the public at clallaed Infantry training at Camp Mrs. Baghn was arrested laat week of Chriat’s life, will be ing statement to the tax form thoae houra every day except Mon ing production of ‘The Gondoliers.” shown during Holy 'Week at Cen­ THURSDAY, MARCH 31-9 AM. to 12 NOON To Short Test Ban Lejeime, N.C. The Mancheater Gilbert and Sulli­ charged wlto failure to grant the with a paper clip? Well, In­ day. right of way, and wWl appear In ter Congregational Church. ' gd Chief ternal Revenue Service saved van Workshop will present this We’U have a fine selection of beautiful w o ^ s M d Untag The Weatbrook Junior College court Monday. Showings will be at 8 and 7:30 the clip. Robert Mclntoah Jr, 28 Har­ Operetta at the Mancheater High p.m. on Tuesday, April 12 and ' fo rte s: plus a large variety of excellent used clothing. ^strong opposition within the ad­ Alumnae club will meet Sunday at School Aprlf 2^ and 30. At 9:30 last nlght>police aay a By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Between now and the April Alabama Synagogue vard Rd., Mancheater, a aopho- 3 p,m. at the home of Mra. Sally oar driven by Anthony J. Golaa, Wednesday, April 13. 1716 public ia Bordeaux, France, March Washington, March 26 — ’The The search centered on Hunt Germany for West Berlin. broaden the theme. chairman of the committee. shortly after police found a car According to a U.S. spokesman, Other members inriude Bernard bodies of Mr. and Mrs; Kurt Was- •K:;- Two Soviet flags hung from the (Conttaned on Page Three) ser. 67 Cooper Place. New Haven, belon^ng to his stepfather aban­ the Soviets alleged that a swas­ city hall but these were the only Ackerman of Rockville, Maurice doned about 10 blocks from the tika was drawn on one of the cars. Prices As Low —Service That's Better Buckley of Stamford, Betlon A. were found in a parked car here synagogue. ’Die car contained a ones seen In the downtowm area. today. Police Chief Richard Clar- The Americans saw no swastika, The crowd In the square waa po­ Oopp of New London, Searls Dear- .22-caliber rifle. TO M O M tO W 1$ THE LAST OAY OF leglio said they committed suicide they said, until tha train h ^ been iiiiii lite but not wildly enthusiastic and ington of Danielson, Jonathan F. Diligent! Quint Hunt’s stepfather, .Walter Hunt, In ioviet custody for nearly thre* . ___ _ Ells of Winsted, John C. Grahfln, by inhaling carbon monoxide gas. Police petroling the gouth Pease a taxicab operator, stood by while, hours. (Oeattaoed ou Page Three) Carl W. Nielsen and Richard T. the youth wrote out a statement The train was sent back to Scully, all o f Hartford: Arthur B. Rd. area spotted the auto about Hatural-Lifelike :ts:n Married at 16 5:55 a.m. \ In longhand for officers. He broke Helmatadt, In West Germany, O’Keefe Jr., and Alexander Win- into tears at one point irt tha m- from the 'Soviet check point at nick, both o f New Haven; Joseph 4_«£aatl«glio..aald police feuU the Police bring in Jerry Start Hunt, 16-year-old high.zcbool ztudent, iiliU HALE’S 88‘ MLE! Buenos Ares, AtgsnUna, hoM of a vacuum cleaner had been for questioning on the ffre-bomblng of a synagogue at Gadsen, tarrogation. . „ . Marieribbm. - Brazil Denies Perelmutter o f Seymour; Theodore One of the gunshot victims. Raezka of Middletown ;• Aram A^- M a rch .-It UBrrrOne of the connected to the exhaust pipe Ala., and the shooting of two of the congregation laat night. A later train waa passed through famed Argentine quintuplets, which led into the ear through a (AP Photofax). ‘ , ^ ______Alan. Cohn, 35, imderwent surge^ by the Soviets without Incident. It Tallallan. Jr. of Bridgeport, and for wounds in the chest and back. If you haven't taken advantage of "Hale's 88c Leo Gaffney of New Brttata. Maria Esther DillgentJ, be­ rear side window. arrived In West Berlin about an Flood Waters came s. bride last night at the His condition was listed as fair. hour late. In appointing hi# committee, Wssser; 47, and his wife. Goldie, Sale"— be sure to stop in tomorrow. There are age of 16. are survived by two children, The other victim, Alrin Lowi, 64, An informed source In Frank­ lilpi Bradley said: suffered a ’hand wound. furt said "maybe kid#” ■were draw- Smashed Dam ' "The problem o f determining The pretty blonde’s mar: Larry, 13, and Phyllis, 17, who State N A AGP Plans $till many, many wonderful buys left! the real purposes and effect of riage to a 19-year-old Argen­ moved away about a month ago. .■f . ■ Police said the bomb, a eoft tine student, Carlos Maria VI- Police said the Wassers left a drink bottle loaded with kerosene (Conttaned on Page Three) Rto de Janeiro, Brazil, March 26 the laws governing speeding is a vares, climaxed a whirlwind LOR TV matter pf great interest not only will smd a note for their son. which Of gasoline, struck a stained glass NOW CaEBRATING 4/P>—Under heavy praesure from courtship of two months. She to the judges and lawyers of Con­ were found at the top of the stairs window. The glass shattered but , 1; flood waters, tlie big earthen dam met Vivaj-es throuifh one of in their home. Picketing at Stores the wrire mesh in the glass kept Ijii necticut but, more particularly her brothers. The two young o f Oros ki norUieaat Brazil aiaa and more importantly, to all of Police ’withheld contents of the the botUe from crashing through. mm attended school in Van­ > _ Some of the fire came in," i l l reportod sUU holding out early to­ the general public. note, but said, the IVassers had BuUetins lis ii couver, Canada. been depressed lately. said Hyman Roaenburg; president day. ‘The controveraies that have The qumts, three girls and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS f 24-14 vote the members overrode from the AP Wire* Ofliclals kept an anxious watch The boy told police he had come of the congregation. "You could been publicly aired during the two boys, were born July 15, Connecticut membera of the Na the vote of their executive com­ on the giant structure while car- home about 9 o'clock last night, mittee. which waa against picket­ see it falling to the floor and [I paat few weeks clearly Indicate 1943 with only a midwide in watched television ifiitil 10:30 and tional Association for the Advance­ burning.” ryi»^ out. the evacuation of 50 - that future clarification and, per­ attendance. Their father, a ment of Colored People begin pick­ ing 8-5. / I :::::: 000 reridents from five towns ly­ gone to bed. He had assumed his The New Haven and Hartford Mrs. Lqwl. wife of one of the MISSING GIRL SAFE haps, the enactment of n e w native of -Italy who made a parents were asleep in their room. eting chain .variety stores today to wounded men, gave this account Deal, N. J , March 36 (A >-A ANNIVERSARY ing in its path, rules, of law, will be required fortune-here, kept their births protest treatment of Negroes in branches of the organization also Brazll'a transportation minister, announced plans to cqrry placards^ of what followed: 5-year-old girl, mlsatag for a when the next regular session of secret for months to avoid the South. • "The glass broke . . . it was night with the Negro ooiipie that Bmanl Amaral Peixoto, rushed to the General Assembly convenes in publicity. He later . turned Midget Car Hearing Their complaint is that the in front of the atores. Iiiiii the scene to direct emergency op- In the South, Negroes have tak­ a terrible feeling . . , Mr. Cohn was minding her, was found saf. January 1961. down humorous offers to ex­ Hartford, March 26 (Ah—Midget Kresge, Woolworth, Grant, and waa sitting near the back. He was ami sound today in Washington, orationa. ‘The Transportation Min- ploit the children commercial­ en direct action by seating them­ for your It is the duty of the Connec­ car racing will be the subject of a Kress Stares serve Negroes at a the first to nm but. police here announced. The tat^ here ofiBcially denied at 2 a.m ticut State Bar Aaan. to 'exalhine ly. Clearing before the State Legis­ store lunch counters only if* they selves at lunch counters in several reports that the OrOe dam had cities and staying there tor hours "Just after he ran out, there waa youngster, Darcy Green, waa lative Council Tuesday afternoon are standing. left at her parents’, fabme in ii i burst at the capitol. at a time In an attempt to be a shot. My husband ran out and Old Set The still incompleted dam, a ma­ The demonstrations were to be served by the management. A few somebody yelled for him to duck. this fashionable ehore common- jor project in combatting north- War on Christianity The Connecticut ' Safety Com­ carried out ih the other New Eng­ have sutxjieeded, but in most placea They got him in the hand.” Ity last night while they went eaatem droughte, has been under mission has urged that children be land States as well as Connecticut. the demonstraitorS have been cither Lovri's son, Da'vkf, about 30, was vialttag. When Mr. and Mrs. i :i!:H constant preastme from raln-«woJ prohibited from operating the C. Roy Jackson of Hartford, vice ignored or artested. the third man out of''the buildlpg. Burton Green returned home 250 tiny but speedy vehicles. The hear­ president of the NAACP’s New len waters for several days. Authorities braced for further “I came from another exit and they found her gone, along with Twelve smaller dame already ing is expected to bring together Elnglapd region, said the picketing anti-segregation demonstrations as ran around to the front of the Mr. and Mrs. EUmer Gone, Pol­ have given away in southern those supporting the ■comftiission's will Be followed op' Monday with the sitdowns developed several building Just as the car aped away. lard, the domestic oou^e in the Few Missionaries the beginning of what (he called a Come in Ceara, forcing thousands to flee. stand and ' representatives of the new twists. They apparently shot at my father Green home. •Ihere were i » immediate reports quarter-midget racing groups. sustained boycott of the stores. The governor of one rtate and Mr. Cohn because they thought The New Britain branch of the bf casualitiee. charged a broadcasting company they were trapped.” MERRYMEN H WINS See it in Real Color fa c ia ls said flood waters de- Police Arrest 7 NAAOP decided Just- last night to with plaaming a oit-tn, a charge At Montgomery, the state capi­ A ta ti^ England, March 36 On China Mainland participate in the picketing. By a tal, Gov. John Patterson and Atty. (AV-M myman H won (he Grand 111 •ttoyed a large number of homes Etaston, March 26 (JPi— Five men which was promptly denied by \ ta the small town of Lavras near company offirials and Negtxyea Gen. MacI?onald Galllon issued National Steeiilechase today and two women have been arrest statements deploring the incident. with Badanloch second In tha Dally Programs i i i MlSBao 'Velha. ed in gambling raids by state and For the first time, Negroes were I iHjii There wwe earlier reports that By TOM HBNSH.AW ^munlst. school. He has served served coffee in the Houston, Tex., Patterson dispatched state in­ world’s toughest Jumping race. (.\P Religion Writer) prison, sentence in Red China. local police at homes in Stratford. vestigators to the East Alabama Clear Profit finished third in ilia DayUght houra each day except Sat. IHii the Oros dam already had burst, Easton, and Trumbull. News Tidbits City Hail Coffee Shop, and in A t­ but the transportation mdndstry The dismal state of the tiny The decline of Christian efforts lanta, ministera called for week­ c‘ty- . . -J race, on whldi the first Irish and Sun. i in China la vividly Illustrated by Detective S gt Robert Murphy Culled from AP Wires "I want it clearly’ understood Hospital-Sweepstakes of the sea­ denied them. 1 Christian oommunaty in Oommu- o'f the State Police Special Serv­ end prayera to promote brtter un- 6 :30-7:00,A^-— Continental Claasroom w Roman Catholic missionary sta­ denstanding in the racial crisis. that this sUte.wiU not tolerate son is based. With the scratoh- niet China has often been likened tistics. ices Division said the places raid -tag of Dondroea shortly before 111 ed did a volume of business that 7:00-9:00 A.M.-—Breakfast Time to the plight of the church during In 1948, a year before the Com­ Baby-selling ring centered (Conttaned on Page Three) (Conttaned on Page T h m ) the start, 26 horses took off In munist triumph, there were 5,380 could be conservatively estimated the famous race o f 4i/4 'mOea, Pickled People the persecutiona of Roman emper­ at $20,000 a week. around a Jersey Chty, N.J., hos; C artoons I Catholic foreign missionaries— pital may prove t(i have had sales ' over SO stiff obstaedes. ’^ea Fiend, or Dioclertian. At the home of Pasquale Giier- who led much of thp way, was 11:00-11:30 A.M ^The Prfee Is Right OUTS T A N D I N C • • • bishops, priests, brothers, scholas­ rera, 33, Etaston, evidence of gam­ in New York and Connecticut . . . It’s an apt compariaon. tics and- nuns—active on thf main­ New Hfiven Railroad reports a fourth, with Sahsula fifth and I Tickled Pink Since the Red armies of Mao bling artion amounting to thou­ O u r E X clusi V e B_r i e f $ i%e d land. About one in 1 0 -was Ameri- deficit of $1,089,916 for February Green Drill sixth. 12:30 A.M.-1:00 P.M.— It Could Be You T»e Tung overran the Chineee sands of dollars^ waa seized by the South Africa Drops raiders, police said. Gueixera land . Frank Sinatia says he hired mainland more than 10 years ago, Four years later, the total was Albert Maltz, a member of the so- U.S., CUBA SHOWDOWN DUB 5:00-6:00 P.M.— ^Popeye Theater Color By &>urt Rule the government has dedicated its Edward Cegan, 48, ’ i:ridgeport, iiiiii down to 723. were -chargM with violation of calledi Hollywood 10. to write the Havana, March 36 (A>—Onha C artoons bent efforts to erasing Christian Between ISVS and 1959, says screen play of "The Execution of moved today toward a show­ iiiii Los Angeles, March 26 (Ah— Influence from the face of the land. state gaming laws, with bond set Color as above during store hours. CLUTCH COAT church spokesman, a total of 510 at $2,000 each. Private Slovlc” because he wanted Negro Pass Rules down with the ijUnlted Staten Pickled people tickled pink by The sentencing of Roman Cath­ American Catholic missionaries the best man for the Job. over the UJS. Guantanamo Naval Can for eventag appbtatmcnta. 'Emjsry T. Newbern, who beta scor­ John Sjsbarro and his wife in Creamy-Textured Cashmet^ Blend, Smart Boucle olic Bishop James E. Walsh, ac­ were expelled, a.-number of them Vera, both 41. were arrested at Fire svroep# the Ashing trawler Base: PIdel Castro’* goveranrant ed again as the determined de­ cused of conspiring to overthrow David A 65 miles off Cape May asked the United States to ra> after periods in prison or under their home in ’Irtimbull. They were Africa.trally, but Friday's cancellation of No Special Antennas Necessary Nub or Smooth Wool Flannel. . . .all MILIUM Lined! fender of the elbow bender. the Oommunist regime, points up house arrest. with 12 crew members aboard, all Johannesburg, South hire a Cuban labor leader fired Newbern, a.38-year-old mer charged^ with policy ^Iaying and all police and army leaves seemed Christianity’s desperate Mate. He's Even more trying for the church pool selling. Their bond waa $500 of whom were saved . . . Wells Far­ March 26 (A>) — South Africa a from his Job in the atrateglo chant seaman who haa sailed into white, police announced today they to insure plenty of protection. American defense installation in Here’s a truly magnificent coat—our very own brief sized clutch at an unbe­ one of the last foreign mlseion- w u the formation in 1954. of the each. go and American Trust Co. merge Police reinforcemenU have been the drunk tank some 2oo times, ari.es left ki China. thflr banks into 11th ranking fl- are'no longer going to arrest eastern Cuba. It also eomplafaw^- J f lievably low price! Nowhere will you find such supfrh string, such fabulous haa the State Supreme Court on Patriotic Association of Chinese In Stratford, George Murianft, moved into the tense Cape Penin­ i l l Catholic sourcea In the United 36^and Adeline Muriano; 38, were hanclal institution in the coun­ Negroes for not carrying their that anti-Castrb Workers are be­ workmanship or such exciting fabric Voices. There’s a taffeta Milium lining, his side for the second time this Catholics, which amounts to sula from as far away as the States Mnt three foreign Catholic Church independent of the arrested at their home on charges try . , . 'Violinist Mlscha Elman passbooks. ing hired at tbcL bMe. too, for year ^round weEririg coinfort ! Brief sizes 6 toj.8. In a STionous array month. says the East-West cultural ex­ This official announcement from northerly province. Police patrol- aries in addition to Biahop W a ^ Vatican. of pool selling and policy pliiylng. Ing the Negro settlements'of Lan­ On March 5, ruling on a hand­ Bond was $1,000 apiece. -Jose^ change program Is not a true re­ Pretoria Police Headquarters 3 K fi.i.E n IN RACE of colors^ written appeal filed by Newbern, as remaining on tha CShliieGa main- A papal encyclical issued,in 1958 gs and Nyanga around Cope Town land. Before the Red takeover, describes it' as aimed "at making John Verrilli, 40, also of Stratford, flection of culture because Russi­ amounted to a major retreat by Sebrtag, Fla., March 36 DEPENDABLE AS SLACK ond WHITS CHECK THESE UNIQUE FEATURES: the court held 'the state’s com­ ans have beeh sending the same the Nationalist government in lU said they am encountering road­ Jim Hughea of Napa, Oaiff., a there were more than 5,000. Catholics embrace the tenets of was arrested at his hoine and blocks erected by Negroes. e SMART SADDLE-STITCH TRIM! mon drtmk law Is vague and un­ charged with pool selling and op­ four or five artists. ■ fight against the anti-pass cam­ race driver in a Ix>tua Elite, and constitutional. As‘ a result, 128 TTiey were last heard from more atheistic materialism by which God White police arrested three Ne­ Ueorge Palmer Thompson of e ALIaOVER p r e c is i o n TAILORmG! . 9 8 than a year ago. Apparently,, they himself is denied and principles of, erating a baseball pool. His bond President Elsenhower deckled It paign-waged this week by the Pan- e HAMD-FELLBD SLEEVES! tipplers who had been tbssed in> was a bit too' cold and gloomy foV groes in Langa settlements last Tampa, a Tampa Trlbuae pho-’ only are in Jail. religion rejected.' wias $1,000. Africanist Congress. e HAND-TAILORED DETAILS! the county lail were freed. a helicopter ride to his Gettysburg The campaign led to bloody riots night charging them with incite­ tograptier, were killed today Buy Now and Save But Newbern waa In a city JaU, ' The other Is a German priest, The Communist Church, regard when a car flipped over on a e MILIUM LINING FOR YEAR ’ROUND WEAR! farm and he will stay In lyash- Monday and, 'Tuesday and sub- ment. At Nanga several Negro po- if held under a municipal drunk law the Rev. Peter Hungaherg, who, ed by the Vatican as schismatic, 2-Alarm Fire ’’’ ice constables asked .protection hairpin turn to ti>e. 13-hour 8e* READY-TO-WEAR d e p a r t m e n t —Take elevator to second floor. has consecrated more 'than 30 Chi ington for the-weekend . . .-All sequent crippling strikes t o J1 ih not tUDCected by the court decision. says a Catholic spokesman, ap Waterbury^ March 26 (A”) — qeadly cyaneid discs washed ashore ior their families after they re­ bring endurance race. The Tested, Adjusted,'Delivered Guaranteed and Serviced nese bishops whose orders are Negroes. '-Talm elavalar to aeeoiidl ipar. I ea T*ff* live) 4, M *iy, %Vi, 0Ml thinking about rights bt the drink­ Mackenson, a Isitheran, U atill In MaryknoU mlaalonen now lit For­ lung canear. Afirlean* will tiy to disturb tha « Pricos As Low — Service That's Better China, tafuhing XnglUh in a Com- e s Pi c * Vwe). liiEElliiiliilEiiiliiliilii ing.

... !/■ ■ <7 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEft. CONN,> SATURDAY, MARCH gg. 1980 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 26, 1960 MacmOlan’s Proposal School Budget System Bordeaux StateNews Ike Seen Agreeing Business Bodies SBC to Meet Roundup Before Charter Group Chilly on n e w DICTIONARY' * INVITES BROWSER Satti C. ttamAnd, the crew-cut, On Equipping (Contimied By Alfred Shetewold Hie thorny subject of giving thsTpo^ to ^tmatlon To Short Test Ban hoylih loolilng c6iniutnd*ti,)!>f th* Some people have stropg charac-; and MBrtln In turn Soeueed the RedChief Bbsrd of Bducation a louder volcS untimihl Diamond PoUc* equip­ ur# after they were routed by po­ ter." 'ITiey esm open a. dlctlongry, before town Directore on money Board of propagandizing It* re­ High School licemen. .. j find the word they quest. (Continaed from Pag* One) ment Co., has piloted the company needs Is on the agenda of a Char­ Other MRtters Fire Marshal Thomas W. Scad- for, and promptly and ■"UJ WEST 5 ^ 10^ ter Revieion Commlealon ' meet­ (CentlBued from Page One) office and store to a new berth on Equipment for the new Junior- den said the blaze started in tte th# dlctlonury. Not me. I m ca u ^ t In other mattere at It* meeting proposition Is fully acceptable or ing Tueedayi St 8 p.m. Tuesday In the Municipal police officer said to a news­ Main St. •enior hi^^h edhool will come up restaurant kitchen but the orijfln for at least 20 minutes, browsing The Commieiion hai been look­ completely ' unacceptable, then has not been determined. from one word to another, Iic^52 Building, the Charter Oommlselon The new elte Is 1085 Main St;, for dtocuaaiofi at a meeling, tWa ing into the poesibUity of allowing man: added: "I think you can gather one blocK south of the old location, times forgetting the word I start­ will: "We eon get a lot more people coining week, according to Mrt. * * ^ ^ g i the educatori either to bypass 1. ’ Hear from member Oilmoure Everyone Is entitled to his day in from what I have said that ther* end Diamond expecU bu*ine*s will Ftinefs W eek ed to look up. . ^ 4 AQI? M General Manger Richard Martin In here on a good turnout.” be in full swing April 1. Harry R. Ryan Jr., secretary Of What has all tols to do with CJole on revieing Oiarter pro­ court, and In Manchester town are parts of It that would not ba Hartford, 'Mabch 26 (Jt)—fSov with their budget request, or else vision* concerning iMrety bond* on Despite the cool reception. ••We have nearly three times aa the Schbol BuikBng Committee. making It mandatory that the Dl- court this morning this privilege acceptable.” , Abraham A. Riblcoff today desig­ '^'^Thls hand appears In '‘Bridge employea ...... Khruehchev appeared cheerful and One of these unacceptable, fea­ much s^^ace hare.” he «Eid, "ana The session will include SBC rcctora coneult with the Board waa even extended to dogs. we’re In a better location.” nated the period from May 1 to * Player’s Dictionary,” the latest 2. " Diocuos a proposBl backed by prepared for a full day. tures. Herter made clear. Is the members and, representatives of as Connecticut Fitness Week. Said Under current procedure, the the town chairmen of both poMti- Minor Incident* broke out In th* Six of Dog Warden Lee Frac- When Diamond speaks of better the Bchopl administration, arohi- book to appear from " Soviet call for a moratorium on the official statement In part: Te»«nce Reese, England s great education budget goes first to Mar­ coi parties, and also the Repub­ square os the Soviet leader In- chia’s latest arrests were deposed small weapon* tests which would . location, he gives a clue to the sin­ teols and Board of Education. i t hvn rm tin for possible cuts, and then to gularity of his enterprise, which •'A forward looking state, one lican Town Commitee a* a unit, to epected the national theater. of. last indefinitely, beginning with a Mrs. Ryan aaid the Arm of Rus- bridge star. . . . 4 2 All P6M . MI the Directors, possibly for more, has shipped equipment to each which plans thoughtfully for the I forget what I was looking up. D p^ng “ “ hold tovm election* In the odd- A flurry of flat fighting between Mr*. Marilyn Dandurand, of 1.52 4-year or S-year duration that state in the union, including Alas­ aell, Gibson and Von Dohlm of future, must be concerned with but I came across this hand iipe‘ to ’sentenced to 30 weapons roplosions. It was the Democrats to Meet The Weather Bureau reported a to the point. of about $210,000 in the education lack of an&effectivc detection sys­ even chiefs. Diamond equips the Excuse me, ladies snd genU (Copyright 1960, General Fea- request for next year bringing it reserve funds. ‘Thait request hi now, the plane. He paused only to shake Hartford County Jail for The Democratic Town Commlt- temperature of three degrees be­ with the town couneel. tem which caused President Eisen­ Mahehester Police Department Ue will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at I’ll be back w’ith you as soon as i tures Corp.i______, down to $3,722,997. This Is eUll Small Group Prays at MHS Chapel hands with the plane's crew mem- intoxication " ^ and the Hartford force and mimy low zero at Litchfield today. Other eimjeot* include the meth­ bers including Mias M arlene N in - jjrnest S." Pamphery. 61, of 82 hower In February t propose to the Booth-Dimock Memorial Li­ about $256,000 higher than educa­ Britain and Russia that only the other municipal forces in the tion spending in the current year. ods of aaeeeeing for eewer and ier, pretty 28-year-old blonde hoa- Qak S t, was given a 10-day aua- brary. Nominations will be made it was labeled the monthly report "Lay Your hand on our Inflrml-abargain with ^ te r he had H th e 9 ^ w larger underground explosions and Infringement Cited - Boric AcidT Caused Over the post week, Martin and pumping elatione and clarifying ^ - ...... -oup of peo- vision of a ladder to heaven, to thee, O L«rd, do I. krt up my tess. _ . - pended sentence for intoxicatimi for candidates to be recommended for December 1959. that the town clerk’* employee are tie*,’’ prayed a little group of peo­ those in the water and air, which ^^^TOere are businesses which sell for election at a forthcoming party Hartford, March 26 Federal the Board have exchanged barbs. “ Jacob said to God, ‘If you will soul.” On arriving 'In Bordeaux, placed on good-b^avlor pro- police unlforihs and footwear, town Mnployee. ple last Sunday morning In the are more easily detectable, be pro­ caucus of delegates to the three authorities have charged a West Death of Infants The Board said Martin wo* dle- bless me and give me food to eat Reverend Neubert raised , hi* Khrushchev was the first out of patlon for three months, firms that sell gtms and ammuni- BID OPENING DELAYED chapel at Manchester Memorial the plane. He waa greeted by Leo j. Kajda, 36, of Hartford. hibited by formal treaty. party conventions. Hartford film supplier with in­ and raiment to put on, then you hand in blessing, and the workers 3. International Inspectors sta­ • tlon, and those that sell special fringing the copyrights of several Hartford. March 26 (XPi — 'The Hospital. dispersed thoughtfully to their Jacques CHiaban-Delmas, mayor of was fined $10 each on charges of equipment for police apd IJ^e uSe. Zone Exception Approved Fall River, Mass.. March 26 But for the most part, those who will be my Lord.” ’ But we can’t tioned in each country under the The Zoning Board of Appeals at Hollywood movle.s by renting them opening of bids for construction of posts. Bordeaux and president of French intoxication and breach of peace. Few and far between afe. the ^ s i* ^ T he deaths of three infants in prayed were not patients, but hos­ make bargains with God, * aaid proposed treaty would be empow­ Its executive session this week ap­ out illegally. the medium security section of the ’The Protestant servhies are held National Assembly. Terrance J. Horan, 18, of Bol- ered to investigate suspicion of nesses which handle alk t"®** pital staff workers. Their infirml- Reverend, Neubert. Tthe Soviet premier reviewed aU ton, waa fined $15 for following too proved a request of the__^,Route The charges were brought now State Prison rising at Enfield Tnietdale hospital was blaiped to-- Slate N A AGP Plans Jacob I'Barhed this seven yeore each Sunday'morning at 6:45 for even small underground explosion* Items at once—a. claim the Dia­ hat been set back another week, tiies were of the spirit and heart contingent of French Air Force closely, as the result of on accl- Thtrty-One Corporation" to erect against Clarence B. Kantrowitz, day on the inadvertent use of borlo more than the body. later when he angered hi* uncle workers who are unable to attend In defiance o» the moratorium—- mond Co. can boast. . a building without proper setbacks to April 6. troops standing at rigid atten- dent Diamond is a graduate of the Herald Photo by Oflara will be exhibited during National 56, West Hartford. ’ acid solution instead of distilled They listened while the Rev. and was caught between his unde services at their own churches even though these not cov ff- at the comer of Stonehouee Rd and State Public Works Commis­ tion- ^ ^ „ Carl F. Linders of 65 Main St.. ^ In the treaty. Hartford Institute of Criminoloi^ Diamond shows some wares to a New Britain police Ubrary Week April 8 through 9. Last August FBI agenU arrest­ water.. John R. Neubert, pastor of the and his brother. He learned to where the services are for the most His arrival and review of the for following too On the comer of the counter is draped a reflecting traffic cape Rt. 31. The decision was made due ed a Chicago tavern owner, Alex­ sioner Timothy J. Murphy said yes­ Picketing at Stores part not held until. 9:30 or 10 aim. ,12 4. If at the end, of One year, o*| where he received instruction in The contest la being conducted Community Baptist Church, told pray, "I anti not worthy of the Air Force troops was conducted In closely, a* the reault of an accl- S^^4e ty^^he designed last year. Diamond often carriw « « n , to the fact that this area is already ander T. Miller, 44, for showing terday the extra time was grant­ Dr. Alfred L. ■ Frechette, State Member^ of the klanchester Coun­ possibly two. there was no read the use of various chemicals'and by the faculty members under the ed to give time for preparation of them, the story of Jacob. least of God’s mercies.” hushed silence. Nobody raised a dent. plea Of merchandise with him, is here w-ekring a choke-proof tie. zoned as a business zone and in the movies at his tayem. The FBI Health Commisaioner, said last "Jacob would have been strung So it should be with' u*. *aid cil of Churches take turn* conduct­ prqgrSsVss in the development o f a special material, such as t ^ r gas the opinion of members will be a supervision of the principals at the an addendum clarifying the speci­ cheer of greeting. 'There was no | Juan M. Rondon, 26, of ,8 Burke fully effective inspection system and fingerprint powder. Because Robertson, Coventry Grammar, said he told them he got the night the boric acid waa uaed mis­ (CoDthmed from Page Oiu) pertment of CBS New* categor­ up if he had been around today,” Reverend Neubert, and-the hand­ ing the services. applause. Commission, ard scheduled to at­ benedt to the town, according to fications. The services last 15 minutes. AC Rd., RockvUle, was fined $12. for for small underground explosions, of the training. Diamond says he firing range in the basement to Center and Reynolds Schopls. prints from a source in Hartford. An earlier one-week extension | takenly in the infants formulae. ically denies any attempt to In- said Reverend Neubert. "He cheat­ ful of people in the tiny chapel tend the l2th annual meeting of Herman W. Miilse, board secretary. Kantrowitz, who operates under I - He termed the mlxup "a ease of More proteaU against Segregat­ bowed their heads to think about last Sunday’s service there were speeding. then each o f the powers should is able to give preliminary in­ test firearms and ammunition.' The aim of the contest is to in­ was allowed when contractors said I fluuice the demonstration In any ed hi* brother Esau out of his Robert D. Bell, 39, of 59 Brook­ the Connecticut Federation of The board denied a request of the businesq name'of Arrow Films, human error.” ed eating places hi the South have thia a bit. 24 worshipers seated, ' and 10 Jiave the right to re-*lew its posi­ struction to buyers. Frank and Ellen Bausola of South terest the farriilies in town In they were being, given insufficient I way whatsoever." spread.” Jacob ran away when field S t, was fined $9 for oper­ tion under Uie moratorium and de­ OustodUn Hoiiured Planning and Zoning Agencies In “willfully snd for profit" infringed Dr. Frechette aaid the borle occurred on Saturdaye than on The "Rev. James Lewson^r.^who the going got rough, then tried to Th* congregation- then recited standing. His company sells all forms of Meriden March 31. An estimated SL to enlarge^an exisUng non-con­ greater use of the facilities and time to prepare bids on such a big ating an* unregistered motor ve­ termine whether the arrsuigement the copyrights "of the films by acid and distilled water were k«pt any other day* hi the week, a feet dismissed from xqbderbilt clothing, belts, holsters, guns, am­ Frederick H. Barns’ey, for three 1,300 members will be on hsnd. forming building known as Hink- services offered by the local li­ Job. apparently noted by leader* in was Obituary hicle. should be continued. years the custodian of the Mu­ el’s Restaurant on South St. In ren­ renting to Miller without permis­ in a central supply room and were University for his part 4*»-#mllerrller Anthoney J. (Jhamay, 24, of 60 munition, highway safety equip­ brary. ■everal atolee. ment, blackjacks, sirens, Inhala- nicipal Building, was piesented a dering its decision the board con­ Posters are to be made on 12, sion from the movie studios, U.S. BANKBtrPTCY COURT properly labeled. The liquids are demonstrations, said, "W a ’^ bW Doane St., was fined $6 for pasS' Attorney Harry W. Huitgren said eimller in appearence. Diatllled The Florida Board o f Control tors', lights, helmets, badges, and group of presents 'Thursday the tended that graining thU request by 18 inch paper with the first Hartford, March 26 (JP) — First not and did not have any arringe- Hospital Notes Group to Study Mtes Kate A. West Ing a stop sign. insignia. He has even designed eve of his departure for other em­ would be contrary to the intent and and last names, grade and school yesterday. water was u s^ because It ts eon-- yesterday put white Florida State ment with CBS." Rockville- Miss Kate A. West, Anthony _ F. McAllister, 21. of LOLI Hears Talk Kantrowitz was named as de­ meeting- of creditors yesterday in sldered purer than tap water. Univermty and Negro Florida A, some shoulder patches for state ployment. Wedding purpose of existing zoning regula­ on the back of the paper. Neat­ petitiona before U.S. Referee iri Fifty-eight Negrroea held a pray­ Vkiittng hours: Adults 2 to 8 99, of Monson, Maa*^ formerly of 1 ijT^W.'Middle 'Ipke.','was'fined $5 General Manager Richard Martin tions In Coventry and would not be fendant in a 6-c6unt Information "The hospital was being overly A M. ‘Unlveraity at ToUsheaeee on p.m. Maternity to 5 and 6:80 to Rockville, died at her home early | f^r Intoxication. On Ireland Toiir pollce' forces ‘ and recently intro­ ness and originality will be the Bankruptcy SSiil Berman Includ­ notice to maintain law and order. er meeting on the steps of - the 2 7 duced a special traffic policeman’s made the presenution -a wallet in harmony with existing proper­ filed in U.?. District Court. Wsr- careful being distilled water," Dr. 8 p.m. Children’s Word 2 to 7. yesterday morninr Bom Oct. 7, A $15 8ond was forfeited by Jack McMullin-HoIlister basis for judging. Entries will be ed: The board did not epell out what court house at Concord, N. C., and 1860, in Rockville, ahe was the cape which is visible at long dis- with money, ash trays and a pen ties in this presently residentlally placed in three groups: Grades 1 ner Brothers. United Artists. Frechette said, "and I understand 'W. Sax of Swampacott, Mass., Mrs. Beverly Hollister, 195 N. Twentieth C e n t li r y-Fox, and Lawrence E. Draper. 6 Pine St., ■tepe the univereHie* should take. then paraded through the city State’s Speed Laws daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Members o f No*. 17 and 136, tsmeep under nearly all conditions. and pencil set. zoned area. and 2. Grades 3 and 4 and Grades its use has been discontinued since carrying signs with euch slogans ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Jef­ when he failed to appear In court Loyal Orange Ladies Institution Main St„ and Daniel McMulUn, 23 Plainville; assets. $20 liabilities. Students from both have partici­ Carlo M. Thle fall ahe would answer a charge of speeding. •ITie company’s name Is' on the Barnsley, single, has lived in Movie Group Forms 5 and 6. with a first and second 'Loew’s, Inc., were listed as the $5,401.89. the unfortunate mlxup." as "I am an American, too.” They frey Guay, 12 Conway Rd.; Mrs. Orangemen of Washington Lodge, M&fchester 36 years since coming Hathaway Lanei were united in Clubs United for Decent En­ legal distributors of the films. Cause of deaths were disclosed pated in recent eitdowna and some have been 100 years old Nolle* were entered in the cases bid lists of the 50 states, and Dia­ Marriage Fob. 20 in a candle­ prize to be awarded in each Dorothy T. Quinn, 37 Quarry St., Florida legislators have demanded acted two hours after seven etu- Jeannette LaRiviere, Wapping; (Continaed from Page One) October, there will be a seminar at Her father waa builder who end friends attended a meeting mond has aold equipment in Can­ from England to the United States. tertainment has been organlMd The morie.s involved^were "Pete following autopsiea. dents were arrested for trespass­ Mr*. Lu Bente, Stafford Springs; of Herbert F. Uttle, 40, and Fran­ light ceremony at Second Congre­ category. Willimatnic; assets. $85; liabilities.' they be expelled. which the lawyers may discuss the constructed many of the homes on last night at Orange Hall. Mrs. ada aa well. RecenUy, Diamond He lives at 206 Porter St. with Mrs. Joseph Phalen of Wall The contest closes Monday when Kelly's Blues,” "Beau ^Bnimmell," $1,888.90. ing at a lunch counter. Mrs. Jennie Crouch, Tolland; Wins­ to examine into the subject and whole matter and, finally, in late cis J. Little, 21. both of 34 G. Gar- Thomas Conn, chairman, and her gational Church. The Rev. Arnold St. as chairman. Other officers are Broken Lance.” “ Charge at At- Montgomery, Ala., the State •’P***" of |the pj. charges of breach of - completed a $10,000 order for W. Tozer performed the ceremo­ posters will be collected from the Raymond R. LaPoint, Mt. Vernon Six Negroes and six white per­ low Bstabropk, South Coventry; to present proposals to the Gen­ December, the special committee, city. Miss West te u ^ t rohool here Prosecutor John Lombardo committee from No. 17, L/>LJ, ar­ clothing for the Georgia State Pa- Briefs Edgar Anderson, co-chairman; schools. Judging will be com­ Feather River," and "War Rd.. Southington: assets, none; Board of Education ordered the Charles Anderson, 153 CSiestnut eral Assembly. based upon all of the information ranged entertainment. Guest ny. sons picketed Rich's Department time In the Northeast Dls- j Jules Karp that It waa Arthur Berson, , manager of Mrs. Valentine Dynes, secretary- pleted by March 31 and winnert Druma.” liabilities, $5,405.67. president of Alabama State Col­ St.; Harold OrfitclH, 163 Main St.;, "/The bar association cannot and that has thus' been presented to Judge .. trol. Mrs. Hollister is the daughter treasurer and Albert F. Kalber, Oak ami Store in downtown Atlanta pro­ trict. more of a domestic matter. speaker for the evening waa Mrs. Diamond, 30. has been a retailer Marlow’s furniture and appliance j will be announced April 2. The pictures were shown in SO Oak 8t.,-Mabcheeter lege to put on probation 31 Ne­ testing racial segregation. No hr- Michael Ctormier, 57 Summer St.; does not take any position upon it. will make a mature and careful I^uneral services will be held to­ Edwin .Foster of Woodbridge St., department, has won a -day trip to of Mrs. Esther Spring, New Bos­ program chairman. commercial theaters on 35 mm., gro atudent* recently convicted of Earle Rohan. 517 Hartford Rd.; Three cases were continued; nearly half his life, 13 years. He ton, Mass. She wore a yellow chif­ • Posters will be.^on display at No Cover, No Mlalmum' reets were made. The pickets the various controversial aspects decision upon all aspects of 'the morrow at 2 p.m. at t’ ■■ Lombard who showed pictures and spoke on began with an Army-Navy equip­ Spring Glen. N. Y.. sponsored by •Aere are now 2,000 members films. The FBI said the prints disorderly conduct chargee. 'The Mrs. Ann Connelly, 93 Elizabeth issues and will make its recom­ ■Until April 9; John B. Burke fon over taffeta gown with cor­ epresented by "28 organizations the library during Dbrary Week DINE end DANCE identified themselves aa membero of the questions as they are ,noW Funeral Home In- Monson. Burial Jr., 21 of 12 Summit St„ for trial her trip to Northern,frelond and ment store at 997 Main St., moved the Phlleo CO., for meeting the sell­ seized in Chicago were 16 mm. , motion wa» offered by Gov. John of a newly formed chapter of the Dr.; Albert Dubois, 68 S. Alton being presented and discussed. The mendations for the consideration will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, the British Isles. ing requirements of a recent Philco onet, headpiece, and fingertip veil. taking part in the club activities. and then returned to the class­ * TE8SY CHANCE Patterson, ex-offlcio. chairman of on a charge of reckless driving. into the police uniform and equip­ rooms for display for those chil­ Infringement of a copyright is a Congress of Racial Equality St.-, Thomas SUllivah. 96 McKee Committee, under the leadership of the General Assembly. Rockville. Friends may call at the Last July, Mrs. .Foster accom­ sayes contest . , She wore an orchid corsage. The next meeting will be at 8:15 miaderineanor under federal law, And Her .... the board. Nine campua leadera St.; Joseph Schmidt, South Wind­ (Chester G. Kosak, 45, of 42 ment field in 1951 when he filled Miss Edith McMullin of Man-, dren unable to visit the library. TOP E? (CORE). of Mr. Trager. who is president .of "'We hope that in this fashion funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to panied- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. an order for unifornui for the Rex E. Moule, former president p.m. April 20 at Coventry Grange and conviction may result in a “ COUNTRY STARS’* were expelled March 2 for their sor; Judith Weiss, 65 Bunce Dr.; and by hearing all shades and pur­ 9 p.m. Birch St., charged with assault Chester, niece, of the .bridegroom, Hall on Rt, 44-A. Future sessions Winners will be notified and Carol Baker Rd. G. SaWsMa Seven college-age white stu­ the Bridgeport Bar Assn., a mem­ William McMullen, of Edmund St., Manchester Auxiliary Police force. pf Moule Industries in Jefferson, fine of from $100 to $1,000 or a The Heme of Fun and Frelle part in an earlier demonstration. David Hansen, 92 Waranoke Rd.; ber of the Board of Pardons, and a poses of opinion, we may be able to and battery. was maid of honor. She.wore a will be the third Wednesday of asked to-come to the local library ‘The dents and about 30 Negroes pick­ -Continued on a day-to-day basts, on a tour of the islands, which He la looking forward to bigger Mass., has been appointed chief of prison term of one year or leas. Gov., Buford Ellington of Ten­ Arthur Kendall, Vernon Trailer lawyer of wide experience, will give to tiro people of Connecticut was taken In honor of their gold­ basic design at Hamilton Stand­ green street-length ' dress with each month. April 2 to receive awards and have “The eted the Houston, Tex., city hall the case of Helen Schildge, of 433 and better vthings. One item: A Kantrowitz is to plead to the Miracle” nessee charged at Nashville that in a similar proteat. Later, how­ Court, Vernon; Max Denhup, 260 hold public sessions at which any the unbiased and forwardlooking en wedding anniversary on July ard in Windsor Locks . white accessories and pink sweet­ The forming of the club is the pictures taken. Parents are urged charges April 11 in U.S. District la Tecli»lc«l*r 7 Thieves” yesterday’s sit-in demonstrations Hilliard St.; Mrs. Ansteen, 27 Cook Gardner St„ charged with breach ever, several Negroes were served one, who wishes to do so, may be leadership which they are entitled Funeralt 12. Richard B. Haskell, president heart roses. Richard McMullin Jr. result of a volunteer Young to visit the library.to see the work Court. 4;3aS!U by Negro atudenta were "inatigat- St.; Welter Smith. RFD 2; Mra. to expect from the bar association of peace. of Manchester, nephew of the Mothers Club committee organiz­ coffee in the city hall coffee shop heard. 'Thereafter,, at the annual Mr*. Foster eHowed scenes of and trustee of the Mechanics Sav­ of the children and inspect the ed and planned by. and staged for Natahe Griffith, 134 Benton St.; meeting of the association In of their state.” A number of cases scheduled for bridegroom, was beat man. ing discussion sessions of rep­ services offered by the Booth- srxnAY for the first ^me. Mrs, Minnie Shapiro Alport trial today had not been heard by Belfast, the I r to coast, and other ings Bank, has been elected to the t :40-(;4S-t;M I 4 ;«-T;U the Columbia Broadcasting Sya- A Negro college student Mise Marilyn Rieder, 110 Park St.; board of directors of the Hartford A reception and buffet supper resentatives of local clubs and 6r- Dimock Memorial Library. Welcome Expelled The Aineral of Mrs. Minnie press time. tourist attractions of her parents' Liia tefn.’* acknowledged at Columbia, S. C., Mr*. Noclla Ricard, • 9. Middle native land. EHectric Light Co. was held at the home of the bride­ ganizations on the types of -movies Middletown, March 26 — Butcher Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Shapiro Alport, 81, o f SpringfleW. WESTOWN groom's brother and sister-in-law, shown in the area theaters. The Manchester Evening Herald President Victor L. Butterfield of Four Negro college atudenta— he wanted to provoke arrest when Moss., mother of Heirman Alport Irven Klrpena played the guitar Nat N. Schewdel. 117 Adelaide Helene Nortge, Wapping; Gail Mr. arid Mrs. Richard McMullen aim of the initial sessions, and the Coventry correspondent, F. Pau­ Wesleyan University yesterday three men and a woman—were ar- he asked for, service at a white Boy Admits Bombing of Monohester, was held yesterday and tang several songs, and ,ln PHARMACY Rd., has been reelected a director Ends Tuesday! reated for falling to move on when lunch counter March 14. Two Menasian, 118 Conway Rd. eome of them the audience Joined of the Connecticut Development Sr., 245 N. Main St., after the present club, is to improve the line IJttle, telephone Pilgrim said he will welcome admisaion ap­ ADMITTBD TODAY: Raymond in Springfield. She w«s a member About Town plications from qualified Negro % 9 m a B R in iN a drug store lunch counter closed. Negro girls w^p took pafr In a sit of Berth Israel Synagogue, and for with the chorus. , 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-994« Credit Corp , wedding. quality of the theater programs; 2-6231. Smith, 51 Walnut St.;- Mrs. Ruth Mrs. McMulUn was graduated This week’s session wa.s spon­ students expelled from southefn g;.-' • jmm oouiiM The first demonatretlon In Nash­ down at a Memphis, Tenn., Public many year# waa a pioneer in Mrs. Conn and members o f No. Elmer L. Odell, 512 E.f'Uenter colleges as a reault of lunch coun­ •«Q6 ETIiMR. ville elnce- early this month woa Library last week were fired aa Stewart, Wapping. Springfield Jewish affairs. • Maiirtieater Assembly, Rainbow i r eerved Irish breads, cupcakes, To maintain our continuity from Manchester High School in sored by the Holy Name Society. MAN5FIELD BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Alabama Synagogue St., has been named secretary- 1952, and was formerly employed Coventry Grange will be host at Turks’ Exports Rise ter demonstrations. "SEVEN , staged after a meeting at a Negro food eervers at a hospital. for Girls, will' meet Monday . at and tea aa refreshments. of medical service we are treasurer of the Metropolitan Dis­ Miracle church filmed by CBS new* cam-, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russell — #■ 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. by the Connecticut Bank and Trust the forthcoming session. His statement was made after Fri., Sat., Sun. Ehiploslons believed to have been Bancroft, Warehouse Point; a son trict Commission. (MDCi em­ Poster Contest Set ’’ letiiiitHil—Turkey’s exports last endorsing Wesleyan atudenta’ ef­ T H IlV iS eramen. caus^ by fireworks were set off (Continued from Page One) ployes’ credit union, and Charles Co. Mr. McMullin was graduated to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richards, Tampering Charge from Manchester High School in The Young Mothers Club and year were valued at $356,100,000 forts to raise scholarship funds for In New York, John Lynch, di­ on the front porches of two Negro Reds Bar U.S. A regular meeting of the Ebcec- Open All Day . C. Church, Watrous Rd.. Bolton, Librar-y Committee of the Booth- and imports at $442,640,000 com­ 6:35-10 ' 4:85-8;X0 rector of the Public Affairs De­ South Windsor; a son to Mr. an'd lawless acts and mob violence In utive Board of the National Coun­ 1955, and 16 employed , at the New- Negro students who participated ip homes near Petersburg, Va., scene Mrs. William Fagan, Overbrook has been made an MDC director. Dimock Memorial Llbrairy are co­ pared with exports ot $247,280,000 a n t i-segregation demonstrations partment of CBS News, said In a of recent sitdown demonstration*. Doubled on Youths I cil of Catholic WonriSn will be held Town Planning Engineer Ed­ Model Laundry on Summit St. Rd., Vernon; a daughter to Mr. any form," Patterson said. sponsoring a poster contest for and imports of $316,110,(XK) Wie in the South. statement, "The public affairs de- ______Monday at 8 p.m. in the rectory of SUNDAY ward Rybcyk and MarMn Alvord. They are now living at 195 N. Main TOMOBBOW 1 r.M. ONLY! No one was Injured. and Mrs. Thomas Ottman, Hazard- Train, Report About 180 persons—including local school pupils. Prize posters year before. Of the Wesleyan studenU who Cklldrea'ft SssAoz Tfesater A group of State University of A second count of tampering 1 Church of the AMumpUon. chairman of the Town Planning St. Stwtr Lewis I Is Celer . vUle; a son to Mr.-and Mra. Fred­ Methodist and Baptist ministers— organized a fund-raising commit­ Iowa Atudenta planned to picket with motor vehicles was added t o t 5 % " ."!^ ? r n n n r i7 A n t mtfm' tee for the expelled Negroes, But^ ■■AT WAB I erick ICanla, 23 Merrj’ Lane, Ver­ Were in the synagogue attending night to charges against each of A?* council. Any mem- WITH I "OVP8Y Dre$sy Sheath variety atores ih .Iowa C^ty today non; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nazi Markings terfield said: THE. ABMV’ I COLT" in sympathy with Negro eitdowna dedication ceremonies .for a new thfee out-of-town youths who were ^ organization is welcome “ I am very pleased that theae i rSI.. SAT. eONT. FROM S;M ADULTS 7Ie BIDS Me Firebrick Kawam, 80 Vernon St. wihg. Many were from neighboring arrested Wednesday and- similarly | ettena. SI'K:—OKB SHOW AT (;M In the South. But at Los Vegas, (Continued from Page One) students, known as the Silent Gen­ Nev., sit-in demonstrations sched­ DISCHARGED THURSDAY: cities. charged. eration, are showing their great uled tonight by the NAACP were Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The -Beth Israel Reform Con­ The three youths are Michael S. concern for social .issues and not Robert McNamara, Ellington; Mrs. ing the swastikas. gregation Synagogue, a red brick Ursin, 16, and Julius'W. Ursin, 17, conpeled after a conference with building, is Ipcated on the outskirts ,UBt talking about the problem." the mayor. Teresa Meacham, 744 Lydall St.; The train was one which U.S. both of Tolland, and John C. Peele, Automatic Car Wask Frederick Peck, 14 Strong St.;, Army sends daily ,from Bremer- of the downtown section of this 19, of 379 Hunter Rd., Rockville. John Ambrose Sr., 125 Branford city of 70,000. Hearing for Doctor hav’en, on the North Sea. It had They are accused of taking hub St.: Mrs. Louise Douville, Coven­ The last major effort to bomb caps from a car parked at the WET WASH $1. GRAND OPENING TOMORROW Waterbury, March 26 (/P)—The try; Mrs. Maxine Hamilton, East just entered the 110 mile stretch a synagogue in the South was Tulips In Bloom! rear of the Community Y on N. City Health Board, will ineet in Hartford,; Carl Anderson. South of Communist territory that sepa­ Oct. 12. 1958, when's Jewish tem­ Main St., selling them for $5, and 50c Extra for Whitewalls executive session next Fridsy to Glastonb'ury; Mrs. Tekla Michaud ple in Atlanta was bombed. splitting the money. On Wet Waah Only discuss the case of Dr. Garland L. rates West Germany from West BINGO and daughter, 71 LocKwood St. Berlin. The new counts, police say, are Oven cooking Weldner, the city's health officer. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: X-RAY PIONEER DIES the result of the youths having al­ Vernon Weidner admitted under oath at "This was the U.S. version of the Complete Wash $2. Infant- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. story, as told by a spok’esman In Chicago, March 26 (IP — Dr. legedly taken mirrors from two i$ easy today... a public hearing Ipst night that EVERY MONDAY Michael Dworkin, Andover; Mrs. oUier cars parked at the Y and a „ 7:80 PAI. West Berlin: Emil H. Ornbbe, pioneer In the * OPEN EVERY DAY • he did not write a separate annual Anna Wilson, Carpenter Rd., Bol­ field of x-ray and radiation treat­ tire from a local filling station. .-ft Kiv-l report of his department’* activi- The dust on one refrigerator car ton; Mrs; Rose Hannon, 26 ’Maiden had markings on it. They,looked ment, died today a victim of hi* The trio is now charged with Ue* foi-1959 but instead oubsUtuted Lane, Rockville; Miss Olga Llnd- own scientific experiments, two counts of tampering with a M and M Sarvica Station MODELS OPEN a dupdlca-te copy of the 1958 report. PAG BALLROOM holm, Andover; James Bump, 98 to the Americans like a child’s ROUTE 6—BOLTON funny-face drawing — a square The 85-year-old physician suc­ motor vehicle and theft of hub He denied that he had atitei^ted 26 VILLAGE ST. — ROCKVILLE W. Main St., Rockville;'Mrs. Mar­ cumbed at Swedish Covenant caps. Rond for each is $200. They Below Munson Candy Kitchen 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. to “practice fraud and decit on head with a long nose. Soviet _ « I garet Lahey, 9 Preston Dr.; lytrs. Hospital. r are due In court April 9. the office of the mayor" .as charged Dorothy Maneggia, Andover; Mrs. troops aaid it was h swastika and by Mayor Edvwlrd D. Bergiri. The Anna (Jlark, 709 Main^St.; Michael shoved the train on a aiding, under 12.490 ' ■■ ... • . mayor requested the healOi board Cronin, 14 Canterbury St.; Janfet Soviet guard. V fj to hold the heariitf on Woddner, Kelley, 101 Seaman Circle; Ray­ It was 5:30 a,m.—nearly three RANCH— - hours later—before a Soviet col­ EITHER who. at $15,400 a yfar ia the city’s mond Berntseh, Coventry; Theresa a 2$’x$8- FOUNtlAWON • 5^ t O O m highest paid offlclad. STANLEY Sombrlc, 128 High St,, Rockville; onel appeared at the request of the < RANCH OR CAPE c o p INCl.UDtK6 DINXNO aBEA a $ BED­ Bergin contended that Weidner Clemens Wahman, Coventry: Mark UB. train pommander. They in­ ROOMS a RITILT-IN <>VtN and RANGE had submitted a* hda onnusd re­ WARNER Rivard,' Dart Hill Rd., Rockville: spected the' train together. This port an exact duplicate, except for STATES Donna Squires, Box Mt. Rd.; Timo­ time there was a one-foot swastika date*, of the report he miboiitted s o GREAT W e ARE H O LDIN G IT thy Stevens, 448 W. Middle Tpke.; drawn in the dust. + for the previous year. Brian Fluckiger, Fairview Ave'. 'The U.S. commander asked the so’s home heating CAPE COD — The board did not act on the OVER 3 MORE BIG P A Y S______Ebct., Jlockville: Evelyn Hall, West Soviets to remove it and let the ohargea against Weidner. The Wllliiigton; Julia Harris, Storrs; train go on. The Soviet colonfl re­ THE , RED CROSS our w ay! a 24'xS2’ FOUfrTJATION a 6 LARGE board said it plaimod to read a SUNBa Y FEATURE TIMES 2:45-5 :S5-8;80 Mrs. Thelma Merritt, 92 W. Main fused and ordered the train back f i n is h e d BOOMS a ONE UN^FlNlSWO) transcript of the-3-hour hearing, St.,' Rockville: Mrs. Florence to Helmstedt, where it arrived at You get premium quatlty ROOM UP a DININ6 OB BEDROOM and meet in executive aeaelon Fri­ , THB MIGHTIEST MOTION Smyfh, 27 Hilltop Dr.; Mrs. Marie 8:30 a.m. Mobilheat with RT-98. . . tl» OPTIONAL. day to dlBCtiM the cose. PieTURE EVER CREAWDI Boissonneult, 65 Wells St.; (Jarroll —A ' representative of the U,.S. - IS YOU! meet completdy effeeti're - The health officer claimed‘ that Nelson, 24 SunsertSt. mission in West Berlin wilf take oil additive in uae toiUy< And ■ ... -—-X------■ mo he had submitted hi* 1969 report up the matter at Soviet headquar­ ^ou get prwnium aerriee. An* in two eeotion*. Weidner aaid Jie FHA DOWN PAYMENT ters in-East Berlin, the U.S. tomatic deliveries . . . a ,b*i- ALL HOMES FEATURE — fuifllled all oherter requirement* spokesman s’ald.- ' by including ataUatioal data qp Youth Faces Court aneed payment ^an and many a OITY GAS a CITY WATER a LAND­ the deportmenit’a aoti'vitle*' in a SUPPORT IT! other extras designed to make For'Theft of Car home heating riaUs sasg. SCAPING • iO’xlM ’ LOT a WOOD WIN­ second port of the report. SA Unit to Hear DOWS a r ED o a k f l o o r in g a FOR­ The' mayor, denied that he re­ Add the look of elegance to S p fD A GENEROUS DONATION TODAY— to Red Cross L O C A T IO N -r MICA COUNTERS a KNOTTY PINE ceived the statistical material aa your summer wardrobe vrith this A 16-year-old East Hartford M obilheat.;!:. CABINETS a FULL BASFJWEIST a MET- part of the annual report.'He said ■llmmlng sheath. Striking, In youth,'.whose pvents brought him Alaska Trip Talk Head(iuartierB— 139 East Center Street' 'From Manchester take Oakland "Street .4L HATCHWAY • FITLL INSULATION he received the material, but that montone, with yoke and cap to ' Manchester Police Headquar­ a COLORED BATH FIXTURES a CE­ to Vernon Circle. From Vernon Circle sleeves in luxurious lace. ters last night, was awaiting Friendship Circle of the Salva­ RAMIC TILE a HOT AIR HEAT a PIC­ EAST No. 8112, with Patt-O-Rama court appearance today - on a take Route 83 toward RockvUle for TURE WINDOW a CHOICE OF DEOO- la In sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, charge of theft of a motor vehicle; tion Army will meet Monday at Ehnbrolder a set of towele toT ’ ' about 2 mileb and turn right at the RATING a'S IX ’™ UNFINISHED ROOM 46, 48. Bust 36 to 50. Size 36, However, Proaecutor John N. 7:46 p.m. at the Youth Building. IN CAPE a BUILT-IN OVEN AND 38 bust 3 5-8 yard* of 36-lnch; the kitchen nick with theae gay Lombardo, aaid the charge may W E GIVE NUTS* miOM tuMp day-of-the-week motifs (P.S. Mrs. John Romanwlcz and Mrs. Westland Terrace sjrn. . RANGE IN RANCH. . r HAwrpom 1 yard lace, be changed. He said evidence ma.V' GRKN STAMPS A oir’x the Time to Choose 1 oiir Lot! An ideal showeT-glft!j/ Duncan are co-chairmen of the To order, send 35c in coins to:— support substitution of a less fellowship committee that will be Pattern 'N o. 2569 has hot-iron severe count. Sue Burnett, The Manchroter Eve­ in charge. ' Gala Reopening! ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF transfer for 7 designs; color chart. The youth, Richard A, Dorey, To order, send 26c in coin* to:— Special guest speaker will he TOMITE THRU SUM. AiH^OAS, NEW YOW was brought to headquarters by MORIARTY Ann* Oobot, The Ylanbheeter his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Nelson Buck, who will show D mus KostiB Is ' y • pictures and 'discuss her recent “CABBEB" For let-class mailing.odd 10c fpr Evening' Herald, 1160 AVE. OF J. Dorey J-, after police said J.hey ••You. Can Taste The Quality” riBs la CUer w a wiooioir. ' A M lW CA S. NEW YORK M, N.Y. trip to Atoka. "U 'L ABNEB” soch'*patterfl. Print name, od- aaw him driving a strange car. BROTHERS EXTRA SFECSAL P “pONEY A l a HD, U.8JL** dreea with zone, style No. and war lat-c^•s moUing a)dd 10c for A retiatratlon check showed'the A quarterly birthday party will Froe OltU Fee Th« be yield for members of the Circle ” BOB AGNEW, Sales Mahager ChlUTMS ■to. • . each patteTp.‘ lPrint Nome, Addrsee car to belohg to Mrs. Mary Schol RoutM 6 A 44A TfaitdlmA** Cmvfw. Send S5e today for your copy with Zone tiMl Pattern NumbM'.. sky of 36 Griswold St. according who have had birthdays alncd the M l 3 -5 1 3 5 M l 9-6215 OPEN FBI. BAT^ SCN. last quarter. Hostesses will be Mr*, M l 9-4576 ^ MANCHESTER. CONN, NEXT "SUDDENLY LASf SUMMER" o f the Spring A Summer ieoue of Hav* you tlM '50 Album oori to police who aaid the car had been lOI-SISteeierii. WED. "RATTLE OP THE CORAL SEA** eiir complete pattern magazine talnihg many lovely design* and parked In a Cliehay Mills lot. Thomas Blevins and Mre. Col. Wll- Bozlo Fashion. free peitternaT CMy ‘26c * oo|>y! No bond has been set for Dorey 11am 'Spatig. / V X * . P A G i V T V j l ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1960 m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 26. 1960 p A G s r o t m the faith and praetteo of ths Wonders of the Universe — tboM nHio alMsdy luiva homas, Church. This week's topic U Con­ lat'a buUd hoiMM for thoM who firmation. _ , Connecticut Dally oxespt Wodnooday-during hAva no homas. Mas\Migration Lent: T pirn., Ihmnlnf Prayer In • c r ; i f ^ r a l o What Governor Meynar aaya tho.Momortal Chapel of tho Na­ openly la also what the »ood com­ Yankee tivity. Wodnesday: 6 :N> and 10 ajtt., mon sense of most Amerltaiu haa By A. H. O. aireatly been sayinc to Itself, all Ssntli Msthodlsl 4 S t Jasnea’ A o . Chnreh H61y Communion. Intercogslons To Spac^uled Out CT Rev. M U X. Hannon, pastor ervices ld Lawfsnos F. AioMad foUow the 10 aim. aervica usiNESs S alonf. Thera la no place to hide Mr. John Baiiny, B«v. Jamso T. O’OtuaeU 7:80 pjn,, Tho Utany with ser­ ^bUaliArt from what we human beings can psm y M. Bfmrrler reundM 0 ^ b «r 1. im Hartford, Conn. MlalstsMk Itov. Joseph H. MoOsnn mon by tho Rev. Lawrence P. Al­ and asMBne that thU country now do to oursalvaa One way or (Please Forward Rev. John D. Began mond, pastor o f the South Metho­ By DR. L M. LEVITT, IHRECnW is co ^ m a d with traiuRwrting it* The Pels Ftanetorlum __ E» « 7 Bxejpt another, we must face It, either to to Wisconsin.) dist Church. Senior Choir. Discus­ axcasai)ppulatlon• of 8 mlUlon •ad Bftlldai* Bntwtd at tli* 9 and 10;4fc a.hi.. Morning Wor­ 1 at 6, 7 ,1 .9,10:16 Of The IrtuildlB Instltato Conn*. master It, or have It , master, and Dear John: ship. RsospUon of Members. Tbc mday Mi sion follows service with tho pss people a year. Not even Ella Graaso or Dick imd 11:30 a.,m. Those who look to apace travel iS YOUR BEAUTY READY '* BtatUrf Rev. Mr. Almond will continue the tor In Neill hall. as a means for raliaving-population At a ooat.of 88 rallUon p « extinguish us. The one thing we Lee know just where you are these son, the total trsnsportation bill MANCHESTER BUBSOIUPTION rates cannot afford to do Is to delude sermon series ektsndlng through preasures on earth are due for a days, and this may have to catch Easter on "Symbols of Our S t Bridget's B.O. Churah Tho Solvation Army would be 89 trlUlon, and not even MANCHESTER FOR SPRING? PayabU ta AdTanca ^ somewhere wi the move, lit Rev. john J. Delaiiey, Poster bitter disappointment. Ona Vaar ...... » » »0 ourselves Into thinking that war Is Fsith: The Seamless Robe." M l Main S t About 12 or 14 years ago soms food is Included to thU figure. There will be no doubt about it if K Montha ...... J W possible and'practical. If only we, isn’t anythtoig Important we have Rev. Stanley E. Basttllo While the Idea Of stopping our. 9 and 10:46 am,. Church S«?hool Mnjor and Sirs. E. .Walter Lando writers, piurtlcularly those In Eng­ AUTO PARTS you’ll avail yourself of our personal­ % a a Moniha ...... f9j| on our mind, juet an Instinct to Rev. Dennio R. Hnesey Offlcors th charge excess population to yther planeta SEAFOOD Ona MMtn ...... • S build shelters, If only we develop communicate now and then about for Nursery through Junior High. Asslstaato land, suggested wholesale mlgra Waakiy ...... ^ 10:45 a.m.. Church School for may appear to be attractive, m os^ Choice Variety n o B R O A D bl ized, professional beauty care. Sinaia Copy ...... U" “ clean" bmnba if only we can got now, when you are operating on tlon of excess population to other 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all bodies In the solar aystom. While certainly the poets are S te e r in g , ourselves a warning system which the national acene, and then, when Senior High. Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10, Always At Your Servica For UEMBJER OF ■ 6 p.m., Youth Membership Class, J.1; In the Chapel at 9 and 10 am . ages. ^ , this was written with tongue In, enough to render It not v Thomen. "One CaU Doea It AU” know they are not going to sweep button picturing the enemy the (xrades 4 through Senlo- High). dle Turnpike and place your order sauce is blended Inito a rich tantal­ ABC AFPLIANCE ■hip. 20 times our gross national In­ Young adults who are Interested izing flavor makM it cUfflcult to DRY CLEANING Help, Help, Help [toward the nominaUon. They will strSiteglst who had provided the 10:30 a.m Nursery (Infw U S t Francis of Asolsl Church come! Neither hard work, magic Gall Ml 4-1111 about 20 minutea before you want South Windsor . in sttending a young adult retreat stop eating a pizza from Vic’a. One big Wll wanted to heat. After the through age 3 ). Kindergarten nor miracle could produce that April 22-24 In WhlUnsvllle, Mass., to serv e your meal. Victor Dubaldo, and LAUNDERING REPAIRB- Three Institutions Immensely be aatlsfled at the ouUet of the wearer of the campaign button (ages 4 and 5), Primary Depart­ Rev. Janies F. Glynn, Paator Emaauet Lutheran Church FOR REPAIRS. the owner, knows that' only the of the heertiw pizzas might ba've C. Henry Anderaan, Paator much money. Obviously this could are asked to request registration replacement 19 Maple S t^ l 9-St79 valuable to Mandiester life—so convenUon If they have, !» ~»n- had put. on We act, nobody would Rev. Raymond B. Yaakanakaa, never solve our population prob­ Dubaldo bett Ingredients will produce this sausage topping or perhaps you Braachea At: ment “A AaaUtant Pastor Roger Mackey, Intern blanks from the pastor. Only two ON ALL TYPES OF Miss Juul at Fashion Council prefer meat, cheese anchovies or- valuable and so much a part of the pany with a^ the other candidates vote for the name on the button. 6:30 p.m.. Junior High MYF, a lems. young adults from each church are MUSIC CENTR rich Italian spaghetti sauce, kxng 601 HARTFORD RD. REPAIBB ON— Shown above are Mlos Bernice* ajjnmering to Wend the various hi- mushrooms—whatever your choice fUBcUoning of any present day except Kennedy, enough votes to That was the old vboomerang, Place for Me In the Chureh. To Nearest Star eligible. . Applications must be 188 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST 8:30 p.m.. Senior High M x r, Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 9 a.m„ Divine Worship and Juul of tlie Weldon Beauty Studio about a cup of hot coffee? For the g r^ e n ts and a most akiUful hand you are bound to enjoy a.piping ■209 N. MAIN BT..... ~ O B ILL8, E LE O IR IO IBQMM, community that It ssems almost stop Kennedy. ’Then they will take in which the game was to get votee Church School. Dr. Hardin In his analysis as­ filed by April 6. TEL. Ml 9-6205 best In beauty care make an ap­ hot pizza from here. Juat phone for your man by making every­ "With the Sound of Music. 11:80 a.m. sumes that our goal la the nearest Church Programs and Miss -Shirley Ann CtorroU of with herbs to achtovsb.the desired TOABTEBS, PBBOOLAYPBM. unthinkable their very existence their chances that Symington may 10:30 ajn., Divine Worship and NB(Ta Showcase at a luncheon of pointment with the Weldon Beauty ahead and tell them the time you body mad at his opponent. Imagine 8 p.m., Lenten service, hymn star. Alpha Centauri—about four Maas will be celebrated at St. rich blend. This rich tomato w e e , NEW SYSTEM VACUUM CLEANERB, ahould be threatened—are learn- be theRchoice the convention turns Flret Churah of Christ SttenUst C3iurcb School; nuraeiy ,for In­ ACCORDIONS the Hair Fashion Council held In Studio, phone Mitchell 3-5009 for is the moot taste-tantalizing treat wish to pick up your pizza and finding anything like thait going sing and Bible messafa and ono-thlrc* Ught years or 25 Columba’a Church, Columbia, at L A U N D R Y HEATERS, FANS, ing their fate from the people of to when It has to find some way Masonle Temple, Manohestee fants. Sermon at both services, "A New York. Miss Juul attended the an appointment right now. - served with real spaghetti and It wrlll be ready when you call. on, way out In Wisconsin! trillion miles distant. Dr. Hardin 8:30 and 10 a.m. Sunday. A 8EWINO HACpCNEB Mancheeter within the next few out of deadlock. The atraosirtiere Covenant Oongre^onsl Ctwrch Hajd Saying," by Roger Mackey. further aasun es that planets suit­ KINSMAN ORGANS Hair Farilon Council meeting and here again, the spaghetti must be Grinders are a' prime favorite, DRY CLEANERS They used to say, John, that 11 a.m., Sunday aervlce, Sunday 6:30 p.m., P. C. L. meeting in service of Stations of the Cross ^ y ,' reserved for Symington is that of (Evangelical Covenant) able for human habitation circu­ win be held qt 8 p.m. on Mondays WOODCOCK roporta that the newest note for of a firm and chewy cpnslotency, and at Vic’s you are sure only the Mala PUat; 44 HarrlaoB S t back in the oW days, when you school and nuraery. Luther Hall. Private Inatructtona Phono BO 9-1758 AH work gMCMWHf d 48 Sproce St. late around thla star. Actually thla throughout Leht hair la the new tower hair style South Africa Drops not soft and mushy. Choose spa­ finest ingredients are used in any­ The annual drive of the' R«1 beiuB rather than colorful, were jiwt a young comer, slttiDg K. EJnar Bask, Pastor , 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Wednesday, 7:15 p.m.. Quiet REFRIGERATION CO . Instruments and Supplies for the higher rounded silhouette. ghetti w*th pieat sauce, with thing that goes out^of his shop. In with the old Hartford maateraj is a multiple atar with only a re­ The family seni:jca and church Ooss, upon which depends tlje sur- unoffensiye rather than striking, Reading room at 749 Main St Hour, with the Rev. Ejnar Raak, mote chance for a suitable plane­ It’s becoming and versaUle, can sausage or meat balls, add a salad The grinder rolls are fresh and you were always the one willing 11 school win be held at St. Peter’s Negro Pass Rules vlval o f the Manchester Chapter of the man with whom nobody has 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Tuesday, Friday. Saturday pastor of Ckivenant Congregational tary aystem. However, as stare at Bipizcopal Church at 9:80 a.m. Orchestra for Hire be arranged to suit any type of and you have a tonner that will crisp and you may choose prac­ tCnd eager to run out and get the ,.m. to 4 p.m Thursday, 11 ».m. Oiurch, aa spaSiker. (Contlnoed from Page One) that organlsaUon, has a fighting any real particular quarrel rather 10:30 a.m., (3 »urch-Ume Nurs- t ' about twice thla distance are sin­ Sunday. Morning worship will features, besides, It fits perfectly bring raVes from your family— tically any filling you wish, re^lar, cigars. Now we hear that, if the to 9 p.m. gle and are suspected to have under the new bell-shaped hats and with no effort on your part. meat ball or sausage. Youngsters CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS chance of making it^ goal. than the man who hat too fervent Kennedy tour happens to lack a ba held at 11 a.m. *‘Tb:45 a.m.. Morfiin* W o r^ p . Reality" wUl be the mrbject planetary aystems, the arithmetic U nit& d R utt-C U tA . from Paris. NatufaUy this style centered on Cape Town and Ve- Just phone 9-3700 and place your love them for limch and they are Please help. support Trom any particular quar- press secretary for the moment, Conoordto Evaagalleal Latbersa OoDgregatloiial Notes The Ahuaab tAAMm i Sermon: ’The Broken V ^ e l. of the lesson sermon. vGhuroh. is not too dlfferenL ^ r r m r m r MSrrEiMMZ^ E'VERVTHINO IN must be- modified for the Individ­ reeniging. Cape Town docks were order, you wiU be delighted with so good and nourishing for them MOTOR SALES The Community Child Guidance ter. There la only one prospective you are likely to be found paaaing The Golden Text Is from The R ev.' Willard E. Thomen 5 p.m., Veaper Hour. The Cov­ Winter Garden 8 ta. The speed for traveling from the haa chosen, "A Mark of the King­ ual to bring out the beat features. crippled by a walkout of Negro your meal. If you pr*tf«' to cook too. EXPERT AUTO BODY and mm out copies o f hta speeches or un­ Psalms (119:12, 1 8 ). _ earth to'the planerU, aay alx mllea For spring hair will be rather your own spaghetti,jspagiiewj, juetjnc. wmv order.. the l • Ravioli, those tasty little pock- FEIfDER REPAIRS CUnie, a new Manchester Instltu- fly In this suavs ointment. The snarling the mlrophone. Remember enant Women’s Guild Rev. Paul C. Kalaer, Paator dom" as hla sermon topic for tha 250 TOLLAND ST. BOOKS stevedores. White employes tried 18 Main St., TeL BO M 6 2 1 Selections from the Bible win a aecond, is ao slow that to reach Short on the sides and in the back sauce, It will keep in the ref rig-jets filled with meat or cheese are tlon organised and created In re- guess is that it will be Symington the time you snarled one micro­ the program entitled. The Call 11 a.m. worship aervlce Sunday Solenoe, Fiction, Beet Sellero to keep things going. ENABfEL and LACQUER of the Arctic.” a mlwlonary radio include the following I Thossalon- 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. the neareet star would take about e a s t H A R T F O R D erator nicely and cook your own also sold at Vic'a. Why not try eponae to a drastic need, and who gets Har^y 'Truman’s noisy phone? Your posing as a press In the First Congregational COME IN . . . BROWSE but sllghUy longer on top. Coal supplies may have to be refinishings lans (5: 19— 2 1). . 9:30,. atm.. Church School. 129,000 years; therefore, this time The atmosphere of the Weldon meal. Either way, you wUl be serv- them some day and see how much SpoeiaNMng hi secretary reminds us of our own skit. Social hour with refwsh- (3hurch. The Pilgrim Fellowship BU 9 .6 3 3 3 rationed next week in Cape Pen­ staffed and equipped In the finest j last minute blessing, ments follows with Social Group CkirrelaUve passages from 9:30 a.m.. The Service. scale is completely unreasonable. will serve coffee and doughnuts Beauty Studio is always a friendly ing a hearty main dish that will you will enjoy them? ' REASONABLE PRICES past, too, and a time when we “ Tftp Polly B” insula If the Africans who work WAKE SERVICE way to help meet and resolve prob­ No. 4 In charge. , Science and Health With Key to 11 a.m.. The Service. If In the future, It la assumed, we both before and after the service.' Power and Hand Teola one, but In the last few montha delight the entire family. v ic’s Pizza Shop la open Tues- FREE ESTIMATES posed as a poHUclan’e ssoretary in Painting and Deeoraflng Toole In the coalyards stay out. lems which, If not handled now, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid-week the Scriptures” by Maiy Baker Nursery during 9:30 and 11 might attalh higher speeds (about The Board of Trustees will meet Gift Department another most welcome service has Cape Peninsula police "said an Of course pizza is about the ja y through Saturday from 7';30 (. ordef to get Into a secret poU ti^ Bddy. Including the following servlcas in the Pariah House. 6,()00 miles a second or 7 rolilion Garden and Land Toola most popular snack, you con serve g u the evening and from RT. 80—WAPPDJO, CONN. FroRf End AHgnmonf will owrtalnly erupt later In more Not Quitb A Rejection meeting and get the news. It Lenten Service. In the church at 8 p.m. Sunday. been added, the coffee bar. organization known aa “The Spoil­ (page 606: 16— 17, 20—22, 26 Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mld-Wssk miles an hour) it might take about Adults wishing to join the Oongre- Baby, Houaehold, Party MANCHESTER today; youngsters' and adults alike 4 p to jq p.m. on Sunday*—they doesn’t seem to tie that things Everyone welcomes a coffee break ers" is doing strong arm w ork - AT THE DUCO SION serious form, la having a diamal | south America, President Et Lenten Vespers. 350 years to reach this nearest of and Banquet Needs b u b t o Jeliovah’a Witaeaaea 28). latlonal Church will m eet'at the and never more wh'en one beating up nonstritaera or threat th o ro u ^ y enjoy pizza, eiqieciany ^re closed all day Monday. Kvery- TEL. Ml 4-1228 G I Rnpcdr Work ean>erlenoe ,ln Its appeal to the gg„j,(,wer professed himself mystl- ttienge too much, from one time the Stan or 700 years to reach a lome of Mr. and Mrs. Tauno Kas- Invalid Needs or level to another. It’s still the Kingdom Hall BOOKSHOP is having one’s Kalr done. Delici­ ening reprisals against their fam when you got one from Vic’s. They one who haa tasted the Rood food pubUe for financing. At last re-Ujeorta. It was about one quarter of ^yer had anything to do with 586 Bast Center St. at the Green OathoUc Chnreli what about costa? Sunday. 87 E. Center S t—MI 8-1088 ready and whenever you want a I again, and they all agree thkt for gaWe, Isn’t it? A. C. Cleaver, the BritUh space The A.dult Bible Class has com ­ PARKING IN BEAR the way toward its goal. This is dictatorships, and proclaimed bold- Theme for April: "Guarding John B. Neobert 28 Oolway St. coffee break, just help yourself at the best in foods, there is abio- . What kind o f smoke-filled rooms Freedom for Doing God’s Complete Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor travel icientiat, assumes that in pleted its study Of the Gospel ac­ CAMPING lutely no place like Vic’s. Why MANCHESTER aomething very difficult to under- jy that we reject dictatorships, be do they have out in Wisconsin? the Coffee Bar. MASURY Will”—Romane 12:2. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School the future It will cost about 850 cording to St. Matthew. Members There Is no need to go around don't you drive down there and see | stand. 1 they of the left or right. Who comes hi what door? Who Sunday, 3 p.m.. Public talk, “Why for all ages. Special adult d a is 9 a.m., Maas. par pound to put rocket ships In of the pretent class, as well all eq u ipm en t for yourself why thla is such a new members, will be In-vited to with dull, drab hair when it is so m e m o r ia l CO. Please help. If we were to take this atate- goes 6ut for the cigars? Spiritual Famine In Time of led by the Rev. Dr. WlMlam Sale the sky. However, once In the sky popular place Is there too much .• difference we have no data on the cost of up­ suggest the next study project at CUSTOM MADE easy to have Miss Evelyn use Oppoalto East CenMtory PAINT Plenty?” Terrell, Executive Secretary, Con Zion EvaageUcal Lutheran Church Tents, Cote, Sleeping Bags, French Fluff. French Fluff is Manchester’s Community Con- ^ Mriously as the President between grabbing a state and keep and maintenance and the the meeting Monday which will ba CANVAS AWNINGS . ^. it good point 4:15 p.m., Watchtower atudy necticut Baptist Convention. (Missouri Synod) Air Mattreaaes, Stovee, ■imply wonderful. It highlights the certs, the yearly program all of us ^ jhat parUcu- gTL,-abbing , „ ,a . ward? . What combina volume of material necessary to held |rom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. In the article: "Safeguard Your Think­ 10:15 a.m.. Activity Program fo r Cooper end High Sts. Lanterns hair, restotea its natural beauty 9uolity Msffloriols told ouraelvea we could have once lar moment, we could only assume Uon of sweet talk and tough tsJk children. Cradle Roll through keep a man alive and reasonably church. ing Ability,” Proverbs 3:21, 22. Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Paator The Lenten Study Group will and adds additional lustere and Radio Today Over 80 Yeara Experience we bad ouraely^ a high school that he has now agreed to visit fixed up situations like Ohio and Wedensday, 8 p.m.. Group atud- Kindergarten. happy In space. This la obvious California? Ever talk to some since manned space flight has not meet at 10 a.m. Tueaday at the MANCHESTER gleam to hair without producing with a suitable auditorium, are still Portugal, on his return from the ies In the Bible Aid, "Your WiU Be 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus an artificial look. Do stop in and PAULS local Conneotlcut satrap when you Second Session, Sunday Church yet been realized. However, we home of Mrs.' Harry Rice on SURPLUS SALES C O . W D R C -lM i , abort of thO membership they conference in Paris, pre- Done On Earth," at the following transportation aervice. Mathieson Dr. The B ^ rd of Be­ see Mias Evelyn and let her help CoH Ml 9.5807 Paint and WaUpaper Stare already had half his men in your locations: 287 Oakland St., 20 School for Primary Children. Ser^ do have figures on nuclear sub 169 N. MAIN ST. 1:0U News In o r M to function next year. We 9:30 ajn. Adult Bible Study. marines which may be considered nevolence will meet at the church you to more beautiful hair. 1:1U Art Jobnson 645 Main Sheet ciscly In order to make It plain to own pocket? Marble St., 18 Clhambera St., and mon Topic: "What Would You 10 a.m.. Nursery In the pariah at Depot Square 4:0U Bietaop's Comer refuse to believe that there are not a form Of apace ships at 7:45 p.m. Tueaday. Other meet­ For a new spring coiffure why A. AIMETTl, Prop. Uie Portug^ueee dictatorahlp, on Its Any trouble handling a candi­ 41 Edmund St. Say?” house during church worship. Open Dally to 9:00 PM. 6:0U News. Sports. Weather -famUles enough in Manchester who Tha nuclear submarine Sea. ings Include the confirmation class not try hair off the face in an 6:S$ Sports. - News Harriaon S t, SUncheater Tel. MI 9-0300 own grounds, how clearly we re- date for president? Doee he, like a Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic 11:30 a.m.. Youth Choir rahear- 10 a.m.( Divine worship. Text: at 7:30 p.m. Thuraday; youth J. FARR—MI 8-7111 . 7:05 Art Johnson would mshe. up far more than the governor will do now and then,- Ministry School, Kingdom hall. sal. _ John 6 : 1-15. Tlieme: "God Our wolf, with a complement of 100 airy smooth roll, with no obvious 8:0(1 World Tonlzht I ject It. « choir rehearsal, 6:45 and senior' curl showing. The sides brought required membership, if they gave inalet on climbing some lonely 8:30 p.m., Service Meeting, (Ro­ 6 p.m.. Program of Advance Re­ Savior Cares and Takes Care of men, weighs about 3,000 tons. choir rehearsal. 7:45 p.m., Thurs­ 8:15 UUsic Till Ons But that, of course. Is fanciful This means that in the Seawolf down in a Bridgette Bardot ef­ 13:00 News the matter a second thought. This mountain all by himself? Where. mans 12:2), Kingdom, hall. port meeting. Snack. Us.” day; and the Community Club, 8 13110 Hustc nu On* 1 nonsense. We have long made a th«i, la Bailey? In the eame old ■r p.m., Junior High Youth Fet 11 a.m., Gotteadiehit. designers have provided about 30 p.m., Friday, April 1. for fect, but smoother and fuller. It 1:00 New*. SiRn Off oomes close to being one of those SEE US FOB: is not necessary to have long hair WATKINS-WEST LIQUORS ^ [treasured ally of the Portuguese reliable spot, rope in hand, waiting '-Center Congibgational Church lowship with Virginia Nettleton 7 p.m., Young People’! Society tons — 60,000 pounds—of material o Aluminum Boll Up Awaingo w n c —1080 things whltti. If we didn’t have,. to pull the truant back to safety? and Amy Shorrock leading. Re per m an..If we assfune that the for this new silhouette because 1:00 News " Rev. CUfford O. Simpson meeting. „ Manchester Evening Herald An­ Plast'M Yard Roods e Venetian Blinds 1:15 Your Home Decorator we would have to go out and get “ ‘ctatonihip because It give, us Drop in, some time when you Minister freshmen ta. • Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Fifth 850 a pound Is valid for getting dover correspondent Mrs. PanI D. the effect Is one of abundance for , F U N E R A L nice bases, because, like all dicta-. • Storm Doors 1:30 Ross Hiller WINES-BEER for -oursalvea. How sUly not to happen to be in Ckmneotlcut, and Rev. Laurence J. Vincent 7 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowship, Lenten Service. Text: John 19:28. man Into space, then it , w o u 1 Pfsnstlehl, telephone Pilgrim For UDholtlory • Combination Windows the line Is soft and airy, both at 3:00 Monitor torshlps of the right, It hates iU Topic: "Christian Stewardship." total albout 83 million per man! top* and sides. If It Is desired, a 4:45 Racine from Hialeah S E R V IC E ; BEER IN BARRELS ksap' It.. tell us id). Associate Mlnlater Theme: "I Thirst." 2-6856: Mmiclitster Awning Co. 6:30 News and Weather first cousins, dictatorships of the Yankee Refreshments. So much for the coat per man “towering" effect may be achieved 6:40 Monitor FOR ALL OOOAaM W S! va 195. WEST CENTER St. Please help this too. i . „ .. __ 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Serv Second Congregational Church now, how many people are we shop tho or perhaps' a lower one would be 6:00 New* end Weather ORMAND J. WEST • DELIVERY SERVICE • Earii ona of these three thing. * Ices. Sermon:“ He restoreth my St. George’s Episcopal Chnrdi considering?. In the U.S. alone Telephone MI 9-6091 preferred, depending upon the In­ 6:30'Art ot Inveattnz we take our power politics allies 386 North Main St. ' Established 1949 7:00 Monitor - - means a vary great deal to Man­ soul,” the Rev. Mr. Simpson Bolton Arnold W. ToMr, Mlnleter there is an annual increase in dividual preference. ■ 10:15 Hameee Racinf Director where we can find them. It Is A Thought for Today The Rev. Donald W. Greane, Notice W E S T SIDE chester. Lose any one of the three, preaching. Mrs. R. Loggle, Minister's Asst. population of. about 3 million a If you are in the' mood for a ,n :00 Newa . pleasant If they turn out to be Sponsored by the Mancheeter Diocesan Mtaslonary, Vicar year. In the entire world we have nevfr hair style, do stop In at the 11:15 Sport* final 142 E. CENTER ST. and we will immediately begin re­ 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School WE HAVE DAILY FAIRWAY 11:.30 5ionltor PACKAGE STORE democracies, cr ' .in “Fruit Of the Splriii." y o u r FAVORITE BRAND is finished you will have a soft, sons,have the interest of the 1 g8:35..35 Showcaseshowcase andana Newsnew* we also find friendship. at this hour. Classes follow. 10:46 a.m., Children’s Church handled and -you may be certain defense handbook wOujd go oi^ the church vestry with the Golden lovely and manageable permanent. families they serte ubWmnost in 11:05 Mu«le Beyond *h* aur*. newe Rev. Laurence J. Vincent , 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with and Nursery. that every detail will be carried window," said Governor Meyner. Rule Club serving the refresh­ COLD BEER , Nowhere, but nowhere do they use out exactly as you specify. Serv­ their minds. They take a very tieal FOR EXTRA MbNEY Eggpotom Center Congregational Church sermon by the rector. Senior 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Interest in serving you and the ------^Shelters, he said, w'cwld be buried ments, Mqvle, "Baraibbas .the Rob­ 7 p.m., Evangeltotic Service. so many fluffy towels as here,, and ices'may be arranged where death ber," will be shown aftor tte sing­ LIQUORiS, WINES kindness shown families, make a Berube's under______a______mountain of radioactive If there la any lingering doubt Message by the Pastor. don’t they feel good! It la amaz­ occurred or here In Mimchester, In Jets Aid Snow Removal ing. 7 p.m., Evensong. Boys’ Choir, deep and lasting impression on] P ig e o n s K e p e lle a t y p e w r i t e r s e r v ic e W E > A Y rubble, which would retain killing 1 about Communist Clhlna s urge to This service Is followed by the Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer DUCOancHMiLUX REFINISHING ing what a difference plenty of dry some cases services are held In 7 p.m., Leaders’ meeting. towels make in one’s comfort and both places. Those people who those using their services.: ; 479 Middle Tpke. E. power for months and poaaibly propel itself past Jlussia and be- winter’s series of Instruction on and Pralae Service. WALLPAPER ,,Frse Dellvsry In order to protect the Funeral London—-A Manchester Washington—^The Air Fdrce re­ 8 p.m.. Evangelism oonunlrttee, nothing is stinted to jnake every­ have" used this service heve been HIOHEST PRICES , I come the world’s number one ex- ports that its Jet planes are being ^ M l 9 -5 5 0 7 166 MIDDLE turnpike, west Home, a Dictograph Fire Detective lacquer, being made ^ a Lo“ “ ®" one comfortable and ivhen you are most appreciative of having the System was installed last Decern- firm has proved so ettecU ve it « Typewritera and Office For Rags, Paper, Metals "Now, let us auppqaa," Governor pounder of the Communist faith, •used to start aafe snowslidea in burden lifted from their shoulders j MANCHESTER i^ d y to'^o under the dryer. How ber. This system is one of the drawing InqulriM from the Machlnea Repaired, Serviced and Scrap Iron Meyner want ' « »r ‘‘that people K should be dispelled by the latest Glacier NationKi Parkrin Montana "MARRY WUU " r ~ to allow safe removal of snow finest obtainable and offers pro- -States. The British Minister or Rentato CALL OR DEUVEB TO oould come oot of the shelters, bulletin out of Red CSiina, which Phone Mracheeter tectlon 24 hous a day. Works says no one is certain just j from the road. The Jets, In crash­ IHii We Randle StaUonery Along What kind of world would they actually shows China surpassing vicrirs The Holmes Funeral Home bi the pigeon lacquer r^ ing the sound barrier, create sonic SALE With Offlee Mnchlne SnppUea n'ormtroa M | tc h d l 3-*7043 coma up to? What .would they usej Russia In one of Its favorite fields, iKwms above snow majssea on the p a c k a g e s t o r e unique in that rt is v o ^ b l e t<> toH^^ QSTRINSKY I^ -A IX . CRYSTAL Your M»il List As Desired Dealers In W aste Matortols for air? What would they use for I According to this news bulletin, edge of the highway, dislodging 30 BISSBLL ST. PUT YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANDS htod three separate services at the nesq of them. same time without one interfering tlon ^yes the A. J. BERUBE, Prop. 781 PARKER ST, food? What would t^ y . use for | CLEAR SPAR VARNISH FOR THE BEST IN BARBERISG SEE ONE OF THE with the other. A large chapel on mild irritant or that It gives in# BU 9-8477-80 8-8842 TeL BU S-8785 or M l S-fC19 hoapitsis? What would they Province *^bs | developed a variety (Exterior and Interior) FOLLOWING 'MEBIBERS OF THE MANCWESTCR the main floor toay be divided by pigeons a hotioor. to e atreeta? Whal woirid they use ®f dual-purpose plants, even triple- III OONNEOTICUT MASTER^BABBERS’ ASSOCIATION simply" closing sliding dotas and Buy a 'gallon—get a gallon free. there are family rooms to serve tor people? purpose plants. r NEED I THE RED Buy a qu art-get a quart free. 8ICAN BARBER SHOP PAGANI’S BARBER SHOP ill each chapel. On the second floor J '‘ That 1a why I aay we tore foa- One of these, it is aaid, is a hy- 457 5teln S t . . 58*/] Cboper St. there is another chaipel with fam­ ttttog a croel daespUon on the I brld .which has sunflower flowers PARKADE BARBER SHOP 1(H )’ STORM WINDOWS,. DANTE’S BARBER SHOP ily room for a third service. If an TRIO Amartoan people if we try to per- and ginger roots. Manrhtater Parkade eapecially large service to desired, ^Another experiment, ths graft- CEILING Qloss or S01B E, Center St. ■ Lower Level auada them they can have civil de- STORM DOORS or 1.26 the one dn the first floor to ample Color Printers through underground shel- tog of \rtieat wlUi a common w (^ , EAGLE BARBER SHOP to take, care of practically any p a r k w a y b a r b e r s h o p S niisrt tam In tha nagt war.” has produced perennial wheat You Rimo Mil job. 118 H Center S t 387 Center St. , size service. EttceUent loud iq>eak- NEEDS' PAINT Somi-aiots, White Paint for it... Ii» to match aoymiqi Haw a er systems throughput means that Ha oaa best serve tba people of j Fm: hie third w&nder the school- AWNINOS? question on coiorl. . . what to laaT ... how to do it? ’ Creative Gallon JOHN’S BARBER SHOP BUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP all sendees are heard .with clarity M l 3 -f5 6 S hUatato, Governor Mayner aaid, by I boy baa combined the potatoi the $ 2 ' j r i j Galtoit CALL US for expert help on your next peintmt.^. 330 Green Rd.v Cor. Oak and Spruce St*. and the Home is completely air hanunarlng away at tha idea “ that eggplant and th^ tomato In one $I8,087A0 conditioned. - THEN CALL BUDGET NEEDED TO KEEP OUR CHARTER STATE BARBER SHOP A parking area at the ride o f the Printing there to ona and only one defense single plant 1SA87.T4 HLANCHESTEB BARUIIB 'lO'Rtssen B t TOTAL BtCEIVBP TO DATE SHOP Home offers off-ttie-ttreet parktog against a nuclear war-rand that to No wonder KhrU^chev la wor- 5AS9Ai SALE ENDS APRli t Johnson TO BE RAISED HP MARCOI 81 1090 Main S t WALTER’S BARBER SHOP and to a gleet ooovenience to Uw m ri^ . Neither Lyetoiko, to his own BILL TUNSKY 723m iN s Z MANCHESTER PHONE MI 9-4501 .visiting the Home at aU tlmea, 5 0 Cottage St. CaU MI 8-S U l—WaTl Pick Up Taiir OouMbutton 615 Mato B t Am ta t tha bUlldne that would ba fanttoitto axperimenta, nor Russian BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE_W0gj^ MEBZ’S BARBER SHOP The service offered by the Phone MI 3*0125 RpaRt til a a y totoaeground ahelter propegandleto. In their moat ex­ M l 9 .9 0 9 5 HELP — EVERYONE — NOW 1^ . 141 N. Main S t WALNUT BARBER SHOP Holmes Funeral Hoime to ona of M that be RMot Inatead travagant ttaima, aver ptoducad C. J. MORRISON Walnut S t utter slnoerlty, o t thoughtful Mnd- pleto Bn# of quaBto R A W T S T O R E MANCHESTER GREEN Mos and asaistanoa where person­ iB eOort to naka our wcjiidera to equal thaaa. Xlthar la I. nets, reasonably prloed. i t e S A O r t . SPONSORED W* T O W 'N ' TEENS PDUE BARBER SHOP I MISATU PAINTS BARBERSHOP al ooMMeraitton ta s bsooiM a tra- ww ld 'salq t e t human baMUUen— plant biology, or to. Imaginatldn. beraw. AO work gnar- Mawihantor Gmaa 8M Oentor Bt diUbiK. . ' / Read Herald A4t8> L*lB9taadof ona or tha other, tha Chlneae Oom' l Proa “ ■ HMitoni tor ahmtoto aro ahfaady Sm t iilitiiiiiiiil 1 A y' ’ r J . - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . V P A G B fB V ia i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1960 ' '...... Lli^

MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 26. 1960 P A O S 8 tX d a i l y c r o s s w o b d PUZZLB OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB White Sox, Pirates BUGGS BUNNY Spring aWEATiJUST Stengel Says Fans | vesi W.BASE i AIN'T WOUKEP^ aWBATi ■DONTT f ^ l N tePiivtoue > ONE O'THESE . VOUR------f E n i p o anvthikH •Gimmicks sewjre TWi WILL FIK THAT CHAMPION LOAFEBMe>Cr AGAIN, HAANEV •'Pin# T w f S t a t i " Training in H a b it oSSr/Ms a aimed he w as too fusv wrct- LAVT0 Pick up HiSTffASM that THE TIAAS t 0s(»t00t?FENlCE.'--AFTERHEO4ASBS THIS' ... AOBOBS aPaaoatul Demand Too Much f Overtime, ^iLMER v 7 7 ^ ■ '/'OUOPEMEDT • BSalna V /MESS I'M DUMPING INTO HIS VARD, HE’LL VOUR UMKELLA SlftwBiglaBd itilto' B Italian oKy HA^TO SQUEEZE INTO AlJ OKvMEM TBMT , OfJ AVJlNOV BPoaaaatlva - ,TO FIND STBENiSTH - ^ iDA'/UKETHiS • "DirlfB” !* prawun One-Run Wins HICCUP.' Ite 11 Taka into THopa-klla Of Mickey Mantle euttodr ■ Paatarar W . 6 New York, March 26 (/Fh^ n Stain parts B Singing i ^ E E Z r groupa It’s time to start taking thofis MCemalr exhibition bas^all standing® IBnnetaaas 10 Capital of AlAetaaaa, . Norwar 31 Coumat a rafutt dinner Dabn seriously. The Chicago 'Whit# llNoviM ^ io the distant spaces at the field f Calif,, resident said. "You cM ’t IB BnalRBaB aSAequiraa 43 African iMB By EARL YOST Sox and ' Pittsburgh Pirates ITKaputtBa IBDiallkea 4SPriM where the Yanks hoI4 batting name me one other home run hit­ lIKxiat knowladgt Herald SporU Editor are on top because they both IfSault 34 Eternity 44 Blow with drills even when playing exhibi- ler, in either leegue, who has good have the one-run, extra -Inning lOSU^ttaata aiDolI open hand spcpd" he added. Stengel, hici- 3tC BY V. T. HAMLIN atCombinaa an Inaurgenta St. Petersburg, Fla,— “ That Uona at nearby A1 Lang Field.' winning habit. SR lfatlra matal 37 Bexea gaComnuniatt Never Complains dpnUlly hes been Arotind profes­ That's why the White Sox wtm ALLEY OOP . SSMlddUns 35 l^xiliaii 4« Honay makar fella was never unpppular sional ball for 3fi years. He broke atata 30 Chief god with his teammates,” Man­ “ He never complains about his the American League pennant last (comb, lorn) 37 Amphibian of Memphia BOPrtvarieato aches and pains, and believe me. in wl;h Worcester in-the Eastern year, and that’s why the Pirate* _BESS5T^ DYOU KNOW ANYTHING S4 Drinking ager Casey Stengel rasped League In 1926. *''V■’• . - X?. 1 abo u t a guide TW' / TO he has plenty. Ohentimes we could have'', won the National if WHOfti, r r T T during a dugout interview at «sS. saMlnaral was crippled. He's , the fastest big BY DICK TURNER apring Ing a ball game. He geta mad Does Mantle hustle? All-Stars-Manors, mbers-Hamilton with a 9-4 mark, beat Kasaa# CARNIVAL at pltchera, opposing pitchers, man that I know of, and I’ve been a t y 6-5 in 13 innifigs at Saraaota. \ B l^ ^ e a a w arpund a long time.” The Glendale, Hustles Too Much more often than he does opposing "Does Mantle husUe? I'd say he .vaiiahi* I The Sox have played four ono* players. When Mantle gets mad rrp'’.rigry P o n fo rrif a ttraction fo r b a s-t-’-w’^de In •itesidanc* at t»)«/Arm.aski. Johnny B>-oholski. Tetn M aaon.|^ie. if the l«ttor Is BBAiabdiM W does. In fact, he hustles too much Knight may also play with the raaort at those pitchers, he geta too r< ' j (^enter 01 a tira cu o n lo r uas ory for ir.o«*Ai-nElastem jMsnu,L e a j^ aklrm-skirm-, Pete StaumotAiiin and Joe RotnerBerner. .Tohn-Jrtin- Knight msy also plsj burgh (9-8 March 22). Two of the That's how he got hurt. He’s not ketbatl fans in this area, old locals. BY AL VERMEER BSAfllrBa au P tense,” the veteran manager de­ ishes. Like many tpwns. inde­ ny F a 1 k o w a k i and Charlie three Chicago one-run vlctoriea . aiUan’ananw laxy. He just doesn’t know How RponUneoiis RMpsnse have been in extra innings, includ­ PRISCILLA’S POP clared. Ole Case, long a favorite and young alike, Sunday af­ pendent ball has auftored hi Man- Muslkevic will coach the SUtara. laONatad fast he is. You won’t find a harder cheater but the .thousands that Hamilton, coached by Pongrata ing a 4-3, 1.5-innlng'Job on O n- THEY DIDN'T LET IT a with the press. Is now starting his worker In camp, either,” Stengel ternoon will be the Manches­ TH AT'S ^ BS Riopartr Han 12th campaign as field bbss of the supported t h e j^Guards, i 'Na.'isiflf Although they miaaed gaining a this season, will bank on vet­ ctiuiati. DIFPERENT YOU IN THE , BAKniaaMaa IT replied in the almost one-sided ter High Arena. A star berth in the posb-feason Farming- erans Cap Perry. (Jordon Ruddy, The Pirates have lost once by a HOSPITAL?/, . Bronx Bombers. ArmsArma aand £M1BriUah->-Americans, can -SHE’S Bovm con'versatlon. studded doubleheader attrac­ readily raebJl aome high clase ton Valley I-eague playoffs, , the Russ Matteson, Johnny Jones qjid run—to Baltimore 1-0 in tha ’^'IC A M E ------y ^ NOPE! U IT Can U ft gftb Alone tion has been arranged with all TO visnr.*\ 1 COULDN'T/ ICattogt^ha Mantle came In from the out­ ■ What about defense? games at the old St. drill- Green Manors boajt a fine group Sonnj’ Thomas. ond game of the spring. But Pitts­ JENNY LU! STapaatliT p rocess earmarked for the family ahed. Ib e locals won t*Ue honors of home town players. Vinny Ko- Everyone connected with the burgh evened the score on that field after chasing fiy balls shot "Mantle is as sensational as of the late Art Pongratz. Open­ 1. The «WE HADy by-.tha ®taiooka machine operated Willie Mays. He (Mantle) makes in both pro loops. ' hen. Jimmy Moriarty, Big Ed program is donating his or her one with a 3-2, 10-innlng victory ing' game at 2;S0 wiU bring to­ Gulski. ex-Boston University services. The reapqnse'to help was over the Orioles on Thursday lor ’ HEP < by O^ChEd Lopat and stood in \inbelievable catches because of gether standout performers from Many FamUiar Facea JTONSILS his great speed. Even thoLigh the standout, Dave Turkington, Dan almost spontaneous once public a perfect overtihie recoird. hack of the batting cage as Sten­ Manchester’s leading professional Coming back with the All-Stans Sure, it’s all In spring training, ‘ OUT/i gel" continued his analysis of the didn't hit well last season he waa will be Giree of Rhode Island Pinto, Bob CtarlBon, Frank But announcement waa made that the BY FRANK O'NEAL teams during the 1945-50 era kiis and Irv Foster will all be with benefit woula be staged, a clear but you just can’t kiss off those SHORT RIBS No. 1 man with his club. a better fielder than he was in against Green Manor. Second con­ State's finest hoopsters. Jackie figures when you consider the Pi­ "Some day the Yankees donT 1958 or In 1957.” Mantle slumped test at 3:30 will feature Hamilton Allen, A1 Palnvieri and Ken Good- the green clad Builders. indication of rhe friends Pongratz Two chtunplonship ciubs will had. Up until his death, Pongratz rates led the majors last season need anybody to win when he"s off in batting to .2W last year and Standard, Hartford Dusty League whi. Also, Don Goodwin out of with 36 one-rurr^otories, And’ the square off In the' nightcap, Ham­ was active loctllv, first asr a base­ (Mantle) good, and that Includes only 75 runs batted--in and 81 efiampT anff the Embers, Tufts', the fabulous Bobby Knight White Sox had the best one-run managers and coaches. When homers. Central League kingpins. Box of­ who rnade the grade with the- Har­ ilton and the Red Embers. ball and basketball pirtyer, later percentage (.700 on 35 and 15), right Mantle can lift this club up. The year 1959 waa a bad one fice opens at 1:80, lem Globetrottere, Joe' Kubachka, Topsy DelGobbo. a tremendous as a baseball coach and manager Pitteburgh dropped 19 by one run. SI and promoter of the round ball Other days, when he's not up to tor the club picked to win the Shortly after World War II Hartford High coach -vis, Spring- scorer, heads the Embers. Other Add the fart that the Piratea’ par, we need managers, coacl\nn> American League pennant. Man­ when pro ball flourished in Man- fleW College, Fred Congleton. an- likely starters are Dick Surhoff, sport. He suffered a heart attack 19-2 extra-inning recop was the UMinU, several weeks ago and died min­ s : players and runs. tle was far below average and cheater, it was the rule rather than cither ex-Rhody atar and home Art Quinby, Paul Grogan and best In percentage (.902) and that BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS '•Nine >-«ani ago I said ^-hen he seven or eight others all were the the exception to have sellout town 'products, Big Buck Bychol- either Johnny Dennis or Jack utes later. the White Sox' 12-3 was second up to the Yankees that he victima of bad aeasons. The club (.800), and It all look# pretty con­ l o n g SAM could be the greatest player of / W«B«SPeED*».,l*MM60l(TW.^ , J5£EWT*S*m£0«W»»r. finished third. vincing. Simply, the white 8o* I WmeSOE.VDIALICSKEISMWE A SAIHJMN. Ft effATWeetY IF the day. I still say that he has aU Strong comeback by Mantle and and Pirates are winning the cloaa ymio^mnLicme, the neceesary tools to be the ones and that's the way to wtn OUTHWfOPERLV-TCW LEFT HE»t>- WULDtirtTf Stengel and his Yanks will be sit­ Radio, TV Sports 'Liaff poknthaea suFRcem-Y greatest.” ting on top of the world agtUn. pennants. (wemwiB-AtPoe The Mick picked up Ms favorite Stengel is sure the Yanks, tan, ISMPEFRIIT The Chicago Cubs also turned to war ciuhs and stepped into the and will, win. The men , in the Today— a one-run victory. 4-3 over tha ^/AETlMK IIMINKWE batting cage to face the offerings know, ' the Las Vegas bookies S p.ra.—BMkettwll! Jit. Louis Boston Red Sox at Scottadale, but ^WLTWAT D06I of Coach rrsnOde OrosetU. claim the Yanks capt miss. A vs. Mfainrapolis, Oluuuiel 22, $il. the other Arizona game waa a ons- Mantle took a few practice aaCKEY MANTLE sound Mantle, Is the If^oy man. U^tie Paret Title Fight 5 p.iB.—All Star Golf, C!hon- sldeTH«r. ark Air Terminal. A lifeguard at thrilling rounds last night, but the fiery Cuban apparently Channel S. ••Your mothBr should bo hort soon. SHb’ b p r ^ iW y driv­ Globe Hollow the past several sum­ has won the priae that counted— a title fight with welter­ 4:80 p.m.—World Champion­ the PhUadelphia Phllliea -took tha ing around trying to find a halt awpty parking placal- OWLING mers, young Kelley waa headed for ship Golf, Channel 22,-$0. Detroit Tigers at Lakeland 8-2 to BY KEN BALD'and JERRY BRONDFIELD weight champion Don Jordan at^ a new assignment with the Air 13 ■ innings, and at Miami to a JUDD SAXON S-3t Las Vegas, Nev., May 27. 7- 5. A ringside poll of writers gave night game, Baltimore heat t ^ ' WAITING FOR YOU Force in Texas. This, naturally, made the 23- AIONKJUE, HOW TO COME DOWN.. Paret an 8-6-2 edge. It -was that Angeles 3-1. b V r o u s o n year-old Paret happy, and Thomp­ close. Glel Halts Bally ABOUT tomorrow r WAITING TO TEU- Walter Show, veteran bowler 6i Head-to-Head tennis AND LUNCH., YOU WHY YOU'D LITTLE SPORTS son furious. It was a see-saw battle. T he' Paul Giel. the former All- NEVER REALLY the West Side Rec League, Is vaca­ The 32-year-old Argentine cham­ stocky, muscular Paret scored i America football ■ playe/ and ex- FEEL SECURE ■sacr tioning In Florida and plans to pion said he ■was going to protest points with his buzz-saw attack,! WORKING FOR P/UiKADE DUSTY make a tour of the major league Bowling Event Giants' bonus pitcher, enhanced (XNWMEROIAL TEN MEN’S TEN DOUBLES to the Now York Athletic Com­ and Thompson got his w;lth powerj, his comeback chances by putting BARON Standings baseball training camps on the coon, 1 RONDILYE... Htandlogs Standings mission on Monday if he is passed punches' down a Washington rally. With the W. L... Pet. W. ,L. Pet. West Coast on the Grapefruit Cir­ up on the first crack at the title YES, W. U Ppt. .625 There were no official knock­ Will Resume Pirates leading 9-5. Giel came’ on LET'S....' .679 Mafia ...... 14 6 .700 Man. Aiito Parts- . .60 30 cuit. shot. Little Joe's ...... 57 27 Bergen Dairy .....50 30 .625 downs, but Paret was on the floor with none o\it in the ninth. Ha gave 30' .639 Pagani Barbers ...13'/4 6 4 .676 It may not do him much good in the sixth round. A left-right- T i ABH Tool ...... ©SH 6 Vi .678 Lesperance Realty .49'4 30)4 .618 up a three-nin doubla to Harmon 34 .595 E A S Gage ..1 3 4 Box seat occupants of the first since Las Vegas is in National left to the jaw sent Paret back­ "Round of Eight ” or quarter­ KiUebrew, then retired the aide; Carter’s ...... Ckirrenti’s Realty .13 7 .667 Joe’s Barber Shop,49 31. .613 game I viewed in St. Pete were Boxing Assn, territory and NBA Cities Service .42 42 .500 36',4 .543 wards. Then, as Thompson charg­ final round action In the Men’s |Jim Lemon got his first spring .488 Hot Mixers ...... 12 8 . .600 Bohemian Club .. . 43'/» Bob Boyce (not the local banker) officials approved the Paret-Jor- ed in, Paret fell to the canvas. Correntl ...... 41 . 43 Aceto A Sylvester. 42 38 .528 Town Duck Pin Bowling Tourna-' homer for Washington, .476 Pagani Caterers ..l l H 8 4 .575 and ‘Barbara WUlianrs, wunter resi- dan fight, the wlnridr to meet Referee ,Berl ruled It a slip, This Burnside .40 44 9 .550 ment will resume this afternoon 1 ,38’ 4 45»4 .458 -Clowns • .11 Nelco Tool . . . ------40V denU a few’ blocks from A1 Lang Thompson within 90 days. observer thought it a delayed ac­ BY JOHNNY HART Fleet Lube".. 9 4 .525 Bolton Lake Hoitse 38 Field, home playing field of the at the Y lanes-as “Stlk- City fans ^ .374 464 .440 R A A’s ...... lO 'i I think Paret and Jordan - should tion knockdown. Thompson said It B. C. WUlle’s ...... Go Getters ...... 10 . 10 .500, Roser’s No. 1 ...... 38 . St. Louis (Jards and New York fight for the -title and I'm recom­ await to see w^o their new cham- center field by pitcher Roy Motors' . .33 51 .893 was a • knockdown, Paret aaid it H A W ...... 9 11 .450 Case. Bros...... 37 Yanks. mending that they do,” said ring- was a slip. If it had been pul®*! * plon will be. Defending champion , Qrunewald. Early Wynn work Green Manor ,29'i 544 -349 12 .400 M A D ...... 8 Roser’s No. 2 ...... 35 sider Tony Petropella, NBA for­ knockdown, Thompson would have Jimmy Martin, along with leading ed the first five innings for the BY ROY CRANE Cousins ...... 6 14 .300 Red Ember . . , . . .33 Spectators at Lang Field are qualifier Howie Hampton, was Results: Correntl’s 3, ABH 1: eign coordinator and chairmAn of received another point on Blrn- I Sox and gave up only one run. BUZZ SAWYER Lenox Pharmacy . 5 15 .250 Patio Drive-In . . . . 31 treated to an unusual sight each its ratings committee. "Elach bauni’s card and would have won eliminated last weekend, leaving ON TMf eoMTiaiiw, rr WAS Hit Alar Fleet 2 4 , Carter’s 1 4 : Burnside's 16 .200 I The Cuba took advantage of a i i f rvS HEARD ROPlSTALK.y— — ^ Whips ...... 4 CJupid Diaper ...... 26 day when foul or fair balls afe-hit ahould put up a $10,000 fqrfelt and the fight. thU one of the most wide open I two-base throwing error by Bos- OMUf ROUS JOB OF AW CAKSSR. iT 3. Little Joe's 1: Roy’s 3, Cities over the leftfield stands or fence MIAKT *«OOltN« IN AN ADMlRM/6 agree that the winner fight A crowd of 6,100 paid $18,697 tournaments in year's * 1 ton rookie third baseman Ray 1; Willie’s 3 4 . Manor 'i . ResulU: R A A's 3, Caterer's 1; “U p ief’ was the name of the and land In Tampa Bay. Negro Thompson in 90 days. After all for the telecast bout- at Madisoti Quarter-final pairings this after­ TUtN \ LO VtU re, THAW WHICH ■THfRE'S Records fell almost as fast as Mafia 4. Lenox 0: M A D 4, Whips I Webster and a wild pitch by ’Tom me as. previously front running youngsters, by the dozen, awmt Paret had the original date to Square Garden. Thompson weighed noon. which start at 2:30 match I Borland for their deciding run. The you OIONOTHIH^ HOTHIM® M°Rt FR^HT WITH the pins during this week’s action. 0; Barber's 4, H A W 0; Correntl’s sperance was walloped by Berg-' the drives, like a wife for the week­ ii »fg»y«.xfe| the LEAST BIT. FEWL. C fight Jordan and then agp’eed to 146 to Paret’s 145li. Paret's low Carl Bolin Jr. and Bill Thurston. Red Sox’ F/ank Malzene waa fin* stuff. ^ CAT WlS»l«lH«, I Hector Chauvtn of Carter’s set a 4, Clowns 0; Gage 3, C5ouslri.s 1; ly pay check, and often times dive PAN6ER0US* Ten's Which swept all four points. fight Thompson first. Paret didn't weight brought the odd.s down John Aceto and Joe Genovest. I ally stopped, going 0 for 3, but his ^ AND 1 found' new high single with a ‘sparkling Mixers 2, Getters 2. Into the bay, clothes IT. c* At the same time Manchester lose so he should get the crack.” from 9-5 Paret to even monej’. Larry Bates and Skippy Kearns I a, ring average is still .654. 246. Chauvin, after starting off Nino Pagani broke both the Auto Parts whitewashed Roser-S rctriwe tile baU, And after the Thompson extended his unbeat­ and Chet Nowicki and Hank league high single and high triple game, the same lads stand outoide Petronella contacted NBA Pres­ Willie Kirkland hit two homara with two spares, made seven No. 1. 4-0, As a result of these ident Tony Maceroni In FTovl- en streak to 26 and now has a 94- Grzyb. Tiie 'four siw ivors . —his 5th and 6th—for the Gtanta, strikes- and wound up the game, awards with a sparkling string of matches. Auto and Bergren share the park and offer the balls, valued 8- 8 record. Paret's record iscome 3(L back tonight at 7:30 for thevr1*„d willie Maya and Joa Amalfi- 183-222-247—652.' His 247 and 652 den'ce, R. I., and Maceroni ap­ with a 10 fill spare. the top run just one half game at $3.25, sell for a dollar or two. 6-3. semi-final, tests. tano also homered among 14 San Carter's and Fleet Lube, rolling are the new records. Other top proved the recommendation. ahead of Lesperance. Joe’s. Barber "I have more of a, right to the Francisco hits off three Indian against each other, both broke the scores were Ray Hampson 182-541, .-Shop lost an opportvmity to make Told that Jim Brosnan. ex- •tt'ftX'Wifa.** A1 Aughenbaugh 193-519; Smiley title fight than Paret,” aaid pitchers. Starter Jack Sanford BY DICK CAVALLI high team triple mark. Bach had the league lead a three-way dead­ Cardinal pitcher, said he i^as worked six innings for the .Giants, Rand. 195-185—556, Lou Mountesl "Nothing but a .250 hitter, Solly Thompson bitterly. "I knocked out MORTY MEEKLE 3,054. lock when it scored a 3-1, victory Jordan (In the fourth round of a ' MacAuley to Resign? giving up three hits and the run. ABOUT500 DOLLAR^/ ) f Outstanding scores included 191-182- 511. Ed Daniels 214-188 over Patio to remain one game Hemus told me,” How can tl Righthanders Jim Coates and Chauvin 246-562, Ray Brooka —670. Paul Correntl 203-215—581; guy say that. I always hit him like non-title fight at Buenos Aires off the pace. Other match results last Dec. 12) and Paret. hasn’t Mark Freeman ■ combined fqr the 197-189-195—581, Frank Mar- Joe Paggioli -197-540, Stan Hllln- were: Roser’s No. 2 4, Nelco 0, BJm- I owned him.” Now ’A’fth Cincin­ Yanks’ shutout on six hits.' New BY LANK LEONARD WHEN I DecioePTOT/kke ski 192-505 and Jim Taylqr 184-181 fought him. Paret didn’t beat-me. OFF ^OME WBOHT; T. WENT chese 198-208—583, Winslow Mc- ber 3, Bohemian 1,- Case 1, Aceto nati, Broanan caused quite a furor Hawks, Lakers Decide York's Bill SkowTon homered 435 MICKEY FINN 'Laughiln .214-546, Phil Burge.-»s --527. when he wrote a storj’ which ap­ It was a draw, but I think I won. TO DR.kLIPPER—HE«9 A ______;__ , 1 and Cupid 3, Bolton 1. Either I should get the title fight feet off Bob Buhl to opeii the scor­ 186-534, Paul Dennison 210-537, Top shooters, included, .Walt peared in a recent issue of a na­ ing in the fourth. WEU—t WONT, IT WAS. A FAMOU6PIETmAN. MfmNING GLORY tional sports magazine in which he or a return fight vvith Paret. I’ll TAKE OPANV MORE ] 1 Tom Duff 194-194—557, Hank Marsden 204-565, Joe Paggioli Foe for Boston Today Stan Muaial hit hia second Radwan 190-526, Steves Turking­ Stanoings - crlUciied the Cards, from the top knock him out the next time.” . OF YOUR TIME! BUT I NOW THBI^ JUST. J 206-560, Bsibe Barnard 539. Bill '•‘We won the fight and wouldn’t spring homer, and Dick Gray,alM 1 DID WANT YOU TO \ ONE THING I'D ' ton 197-535, Don Anderson 194 W. U Gettsy 207-530, John Geres 521,. man down to the bat boy. I connected, as the Cards bombed | ® H O W GRATCWL ) LIKE VW 529, Bdb Bermani 199-519, Cam Gardenias ...... i . .22- 11 take'a rematch ((nder any circuni- I AM! - A ^ ME! John Diinyak 632. Mike Skiba 510, atances,” said Manuel Alfaro, Par- St. Louis, March 26 (/P)— The St. Louis Hawks-^lli'de with! pnemnau 8-3, A ito^ar, St. 'Verfet 188-525, Rip Rypsey 196, Orchids ...... ’21 12 A1 Hartstein 609. Dick Carlson Coldest reception on what was Harold Brooks 193, Joe Palozzi Gladioias ...... 19 14 described bv natives as the warm- et's manager. the underdog Minneapolis Lakers today in the (leciding game 214-508, Joe LaVae 505, Bob Ratalc ” 1 thought Paret won,” said 188, George Vallone 188. Petunias ...... 17 16 604, Phil Burgess 601, Ray' Hanna e.st day of "Uie spring was extended of the bitterly contested Western playoffs, amid assurances , eo up the Reds in the off-aaason by Art Ditmar. ace .rlghth/mdcd Jordan, another ringsider. "H'e out- Violets . , . 16 17 470. (3harle< Smith 468; Bob Pat­ that Hawk Gpach Easy Ed MacAuley will be replaced regard-! and counted on Teavily for tha Roses ...... 16 17 pitcher with th,e Yanks from punched Thompson. I'll fight Paret, WEST SIDE inXED DOTBLES terson 460, George Rowland 206, but actually .it doesn’t make any les.s of the puteome, pennant race. SindUwi .TuHps ...... 15 18 Herb Clark 204. Springfield, Mass. Break Losing Stredk W. L. Pet. Iris ...... ^..14 19 Back on the first base coaching difference to me who I fight.” Hawk owner Ben Keener strong­ game Thursday night and they Marion-Wln Smith ...... 41 22 . .6(1 A f ter,., the 12 action-packed ly denied he plans any Coaching killed 7W on' the boards,” Pollard The Phillies broke a aiX'-gama Ann-Emlc McNeill ...... 41 22 . 661 Carnations ...... L . 1 3 20 lines witfi the Yankees is Bill 3 -2 t WEST f IDE REC Dickey, one of the all-time catch rounds, the three officials came up change but the Associated Prefis said. !, * loeing streak, with a six-run Cut* Marxe-John Cushlnx 40 23 . 636 Mums ...... 12' 21 * T burst in the 13th. Philadelphia got BY LESLIE TURNER Madeline Mnrley- Playofta ing- greats and farmer Yankee with as many verdicts. Referee A1 learned last night from an authori­ The Ha.wks big three—erratic in Ed Ralph ...... „ h.,..3 9 24 .617 West Side Tavern 2. HartfM-d Peri had Paret In front, 6-,’i-l. tative .source that MacAuley will six good innings .froih' starting c a p t a i n e a s y Ruth-Bob Ostrander ...... 3 2 31 ,5M Results: Gladiolaa 3, Irip 0;, manager. Bill was.' forced to the the first thri* games—clicked for ' Evelyn-Ken Hutton ...... 3 0 33 . 476 Road Grill 1; Pagani West Side 2, sidelines a year ago -due to illnes-s Judge Artie Aidala h»^ ths't' be replaced by Paul Seymour 88- . points in,, a 117-96 yictorj’ lefty Curt Simmons and home, Mums 3, Violets 0; Carnations 2, Armory Tavern 0; Renn’s 2, West in rounds, 6-6, but Thompson tlie sometime after the Hawks com­ runs from Joe Koppe, roOkie Jim Amella-Fred Lazaari ^ 34 ...460 Roses jl; Petunias 2, Orchids,. 1; Bleacherltes at Lang Field were which shared the best-of-seven se­ Edna-John Hedlund ...... v ..^ 36 ,446 Side 0. deeply moved when one of the St. winner on points, 8-7. Judge Leo plete playoff action. J ■'* ries at 3-3. Job Pettit hit 80. a if f Woods and pitcher Art Mahaffey, BY RALS'lUN JONESb and FRANK RIDGEWAY -S. AlJOkM ROFB Rhoda-Georxe May ...... 27 36 .429 Gardenias 2, Tulips 1. Monday the Renn's will meet Bimbaum had them exactly even, The source said MacAuley will the Phils' first In 15 gqniea. fw tv i oacL eo ■n« \ wpudcmjgi . Oladvs-Herb Smith ,.,.....2 7 36 . 429 Bowlers hitting liO or better In- Pete citizens suffered a coronory Hagan and Clyde Lovellette 29 MR. ABERNATHY______Mlllle-OIlle Jarvis ...... 24 39 . 381 McCann’s In a best* two out of and died midway through an ex­ giving each 6 rounds and 6 points. announce his resignation as coach each., Milt PaMas_. apd knucklsball Allce-CIlff Magnuson ...... 17 46 . 270 oiudwl Shirley Murphy 116, Kitty t h ^ series. ‘Tuesday the winner The AP card had Paret In front. ISEE^^WOOLD ) / N a iM hibition game. but will be re ained as a vice pres­ ' Elgin Baylor, the Laker*’ amaz­ ace Hoyt/Wilhelm co-authored a U aa aa aI Byrnes 114, Frances Kurtz o f Monday’s matcl\ will take Oli­ ident and general manager in the one-hit performance for Balti* \tXiaOTP0WN y I AFRAIP J PRIFTBD MfVl Marge Cuahlng with 113 and Ann Mc- ing shooter and rebounder, hit 38 J NQHE » Keltl with 110 were the leading scorers. Eleanor Squires 111. va’s In a best of five series for laat year of , three-:?ear contract. more, to snap the Orioles' eight- h b i a i s m r . A.MESfiA6c/\r ( ic w r t u ; points, bringing his series average ^ ] ISNTIM I the playoff championship. On! TocA'ee- T q ^ y game losing strqak. Wally Moon’s A6KNACTHY ^ V I RIGHT I forhiM? ^ ip scores In the pla^ Lane Proposes Sox^ Indians to 338. but had little scoring Seymour, 31, recently resigned hrtp. lire Lak*r« chances will de­ third-inning stngle off Pappfa, I5l* THWE?, now:/ Art Maaaaro 139-356, BIU Adamy lo'wlng two bases on balls, was tha 360. after four .uccesaful years as pend 0*1 how , much help Baylor coach .of the Syracuse Nationals, gets. champions only hit and accountad NEW MODELS MOW ON DISfLAY Arrange New Deal for Nixon for their run. In addition to hurl* KEGLERS three as player-coach, ■ Ex-Hawk Frank Selro’, 'RBucky Harris yester­ with us.” . report he will be replaced by Sey Hawks had dropped the fifth game BUT UOW i 'll HAVCKf REVEUfic/ YOUl ettee 3, Ten'Pins 1, HlFi’a 3, Pin- Today >OU KHOW PBRf«TLV WSU. HOW ©EAS FOR. day. The gist of trader Line’s Apparentl.v Lane had asked for. moiir. ■ V in overtime Tueisde-y night. AH..AWH0 IS Upe 1. _____Town Bowling Tourney at T. a r jr m ; Boot Bcorei were Jeanne Nourle offer: , ■ more than Harris felt he could give "Let them speculate about the The Syraerwe Poirt-Standai'ff,' •mis'? "Let’s try to make a new deal up for Nixon- But the book Is not which i^Si^"W*n>'^r“ln'New “** " 55iu?3r 8 FT. DINGHY 1.50 121-111, Clara Trueman 118, Dot game instead of my future,” he 30 p.m. for Nixon.” clofsed. Harris says he will huddle York a t y by telephone, quoted semi-flnaisi-at i.au 7KCNMB Lilnders 118. said. "We hav4 one big one to go, Sunday, Match 27 Earlier in the day Frlek had with field boss'Billy Jurges. that’s all. The p'ayera are dedicat­ the former Nate coach-as saying: naasBKXD Pongratz,Benefit; 'Bkatem AJI FIBERGLAS Wired both men that, since Sam- Meanwhile, Lane is heading for ed to winning.” ‘ '■ "Kerner . aird ,I haven’t conie' to Miami for a. pension fund m eet­ Stars vs. G t^n Manor at 2:30 p.m. R gUb 278 Single mv White had publicly announced, Laker Coach Jim Pollard wa.

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Marlow’a, 867' Main St acre lot. Immediate occupancy. lot is small, and no garage, but the TRIC3TCLH: CHAIN A mo IMit Tilt ilOUSE If lOtKD MTU Most 80-88 hoilr* weekly.' Apply B A f cases and desk, attached one-car peting, garage,'contMnatiMt win* new. MI S-0386. LacT '«aBSAT0«l.l6 dME MOM AIMO Gage Co., Mitchell Drive. ' vacuums. C. J, thru Saturday, Thunday eve- PLEASANT HEATED room, cen­ garage, aecond floor, 8 beditwme $14,900. R. F. Dimook Co. MI house is a peach. Only $13,000. dows and doors, ainestte MV*i . CLASSIFIED ptfim "ww wt Mxsmm nwr/ «o*o*o - Store, 886 Center St., Ml 9 9718. MAIN STREET—Building for com- ELRO STREET-Home with aU tivic^iicAuse s « tMccw our iHt 010 nlnga. 139-Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. tral, separate entrance, kitchen and ^batb, . extra building lot, 9-6246 Or Barbara Woods, Ml Shady to the summer and just city sewerage and water, ilkieei- merciai businese or office uae. nice in the winter; this 6 room generous aised rooms. Extra large NCWSPAPil^ NEED MONEY POWER LAWN MOWERS—Jsco^ pririlegea If deaired. Ofiptleman. Will subdivide Ml 9-5229, 9-6. $20,900. PlUlbrlck Agency. Ml 9-7703. closets, large front porch, full lent condition throughdiit. LOt Bnsine** Servlcea Offered 18 Parking. MI 8-4724. 9-8464. ranch on a wooded lot to Bolton, 100x200. If you can grind gauge*, come to sen, Rolens. Toro and Artens, SelL Fuel and Feed 49-A U—VERNON—Naw 6 room ranch, basement, one-car garage, good [ MkmilU.A!l DlOMT INME. propelled, push or riding. 18 to 30 LARGE STORE at 26 Birch St, just over the line is A must at condition, handy to bus. acboota, 8-r o o m r a n c h , m ikubi. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, WAVl! ‘nAcUEQ., j* u*. Part-time or full-time Apply Marlow's, 887 Main St, 23 ELWOOD ROAD—An imposing 8 bedroome finlahSd recreation $14,700. Clean throughout, storm#, available all hours. Satisfaction Toietueiflpo, norcMnNMftoMuM, hours arranged to suit'your conven­ fochea. Ask for demonstration '" d aiCASUNED hardwood, cut any 8 room American Colonial home room. 8700 down FHA. Selling for and ahOpplng, $18,900. Other list!' full basement. twA firepiaee#, MC ‘TMAT'XUttMK AUrMR be aaUafled. Trade in your old FRONT ROOM near Main Street. Near Main St. Parking. and a nice Stone wall to trOnt. Call water oil heat, cast irdO raOla* guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. -TOMlMOM / ience*. length, $10 a load delivered. 69 Birch Street. Ml 9-7129. located in a well established resi­ $18,600. R. F. Dimock Co., Ml today ..... toga. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS a o PkfEU' a o yiMtitPinn, Chino. Parts and service. We GranUand Nursery and Land­ 9-5346 Or Barbara Woods, MI tors,' full insulation, plaatarsd feOMNOMONf TWO STbRES for rent, 32-84 Oak dential neighborhood. The room 8:15 A.M. to 4;30 P.M. OOSMA APPUANCT SERVICE. thebT* a K. F & D. MFG. sharpen and repair moat ail hand scape Ml 3 0869 WOMAN WILLING to share home #•7702. Owner built cape to Glastonbury, GREEN MAf^OR RANCH walls, birch cabinets, City water SCMOOL in o M iu .' and power lawn mowera MJ Street, beat fur^tsbed. Call Ml arrangement is flexible offering smd sewerage, 3-car garage, ante* Repair! all make refrigerators, 834 Charter Oak Street 'with another wpman around 40 9-1690. either 4 bedroom* if needed or 8 easily expandable on acre lot. 3-car WITH BASEMENT - freesers, washing machines, dry­ PAPBft 3-7988 Capitol Equipment Co.. 8a year* of age. Call MI 9-4258.. m —MANCHESTER—New 6 room garage, fireplace, fruit trees, and six rooms, 8 bedrMms, ceramic I drive, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR OttNE.' iMsdrooms and a large family room ranch teths, buUt-to oven and ers, raiigeB, oil and.'.gas burners. SHOE SALESMAN, part-time for Main St. Garden— Farm— Dairy ' BRICK BUILDING—Approximately nicely landscaped. Ideal for ardent bath, fireplace, giirstge. Priced fori FIVE ROOM'ranch, full basement. MONDAY ThPtJ m iO A T .tOtW AJW.--rflATITRDAT • AJt. In addition to the den. Two Ule range,' fireplace, oversized gotage. MI 6-Q8iS3.Nui work. guaranteed. ’Thursday' night and Saturday. f i r e p l a c e decoration wood, U rt Products 50 2500 square feet for rent. Call or baths. 2-car attached garage, large golfer, Hght across (ronl Mlnne- quick sale. 2 fireplaces, hiM water Atl iMat, Apartments— Flat*— inquire MI 3-7922, 10 Henderson Over an acre of land, selling chaug, yet close to Manchester with cast Iron radiators, ftill inSula* CHAIN SAW work — Trees w t. Salary and commlaalon Apply fireplace and furnace wood, kltch- lot 107x220. Porter Street School ,$18,700. R. F. Dimock Co., AU SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER \ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Mr. Dralzen, Morton's Shoos, 778 FOR BALE — Apples, Macintoeh. Tenements 63 Road. district. Robert J-. Smith, Inc., Ml a Mitchell phone, .Really a hOney. R e a l t o r tion, plastered walls, cSramle tile Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-766A en table. MI 9-1363. Gree: 'ng* and Stark*, at low farm '9-6348 or Barbara Woods, MI Beauty Salon, luncheonettes, and bath, birch cabinets, eltv water between 1:30-4:80 or any time Main St. OFFICE SPACE to rent. Reason 9-5241. 9-7703. MI 3.6869 MI 9-$#53[ ruaallled or ^W«nt A«U’' are token over 'grice*. Ml 3-8116. 529 W. Center HEATED 0 room apartment, with two four room capes are amOng our and sewerage, ahteSite drive. Saturday or Sunday. WANTED—Mechanic. Must have upright. garage and back yard. Bus and able. State Theater Buildip^ Ap­ WALNUT ST.—2-famlly. to excel­ other listings. Quick sales wanted. MANCHESTER—4 room ranch type 6-ROOM CAPE, h6t water Oil beat. v e S e ^ . Tlie adverOser ehould reed hi* ad toe ^ A S T PAT IT FREEZER 18 ft. Nor ply to Manager of theater. IV-WETHERELL Street—New 6 APPEARS wid REPORl ERRORS In tone for to* ne*J tools. Apply Service Manager, one year old. MI 9-94< children’s school handy. Hot water lent condition, close to school and home, central heat,- city utilities, combinati(!m windfyw* and O oott, ar gas range furnished, $120 room cape, $16,990. Fully plastered JACK LAPPEN a g e n c y Hon The Herald t* re*pon»lble lor on ^ Bourne Bufek, 288 Main St. bus, reasonably priced. 8. A. walls, ceramic tile bath, custoiti excellent IM, on bus line. $10,900^[ garage, city sewerage and water, To o l a n d equipment rentals We Household tteud* 51 monthly. Ml 9-1046 Beechler, Realtor. Ml 3-8969 or . Ml 9-4506 Iniiertlon for any adverOsement and then only to toe extent of a telrvlaion, service. 9-4641. Suburban for Rent 66 built kitchen, one-half acre of Other listings. Phllbrick Agency, copper plumbing, atoeaite driva, PAINTERS WANTED with trana- rent most anything to the small Ml 9-8952. Eve. Ml 4-1894. MI 4-014# ‘make eood” Insertion. Error* which do not le**en the v in e of ALL KINDS sterilized used furni­ FOR RENT-Why Ipok further? land. Minimum FHA financing MI 9.8464. excellent condition througliout- M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ porUtlon. Call MI 8-6826 between tool and power equipment line AP toe not be corrected by «»n.ake good" toeertlon. ture, most of It reflnlshed. Used We have new 8>i room, heated BEAUTIFUL 8 ROOM heated ROCKVnXE—3-family home. 8-6-7, available. R. F. Dimock Co., MI MANCHESTER. Bowers School, Owner demands actWn. All for ice. Spring cleaning Ume. Attics, «-T. Equipment, 945 fjenter Street apartment with heat and hot CENTRAL —8 large roonte and $14,800. (near Love Lanel. MI 9-z052. Open appliances sparkling clean, no apartments in residential area of large roams. Also store building 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml near new Junior, and Senior aunporch with attached garage. Cellars, yards. ResldenUal. Com­ FULL-TIME man for drivtng and chips. New maple den sets, rugs, water, automatic washer, also ga­ 9-7702. FIVE ROOM ranch — room* extra evenings, ______Rockville -Just 15 mtoutea from and nine garages. Owner can live High Schools, walking distance Hot water au heat. Quiet street. A TOUR COOPERATION WIU. | 3 | 2 | ,| 1 ^ 1 mercial, Industrial Incinerator store wort. Manchester Drug. Call braided rugs, beds, mattresses, Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ rage. TR 8-2244 or TR 5-9992. large, full basement, hot water and cardboard drums. Light rent free. Property to be sold at V-MANCHE8TER-New 5H room churches, shopping anA transpor­ heat buv. Price $12,800. Madeline BE APPRECIATEB • MI 9-4541 for Interview. NEW FURNITURE , bronze-brass dinette seta, chrome way. Kitchen appliances furnished. a sacrifice due to illness. .Call for tation. Modem three bedroom co­ Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1642. oil heat, fireplace, fiin Insulation, trucking. Ml 9-9787, WAPPING —South Windsor and ranch, bullt-ln G.E. oven and tile bath with vanity, combination Living room, bedronm, kitchen, un- kitchen sets, harv^est tables.-30% MI 9-4824, TR 6-1166. Rockville line, 7 room house, no more jletails. Louis Goldfarb, lonial, good quality, redecorated, MARRIED MAN dissatisfied with to 40% off on new furniture. Open range, fireplace. 8 bedrooms, near MANCHESTER—Salt Box — large windows and doora, garag*. FLOOR SANDING and refinlshlni present Income, willing to work 45 flniehed furniture end baby furni­ small children. MI 4-0304. Realtor, TR' 5-7095. now ready for occupancy. Fire­ II Automobiles for Sale 4 9-8, Ssturdays till 6, LeBlanc Fur­ GENERAL RENTAL agency- We bus, school. Pt1..2d to sell iat place. Double loL country lettlng. living room with fireplace, dining outside fireplaee, shade tree*, Lost and Found Specializing in old floors. .fl hour week. No experience neces­ ture at aavinga. Vialt our aalea* speclall‘'e in rentals of all kinds $15,600. Call Richard F. Dimock 9-5780. room.- Houra 10-5. 7:50-0. Ml 3-5157, niture Hospital, 195 South St., ANDOVER — 4 room apartmenL FULL VALUE — South Windsor Assumable 414% mortgage. Henry room, modem kitchen, two spa nicely landscaped, city water and “FAOTLY CAR??” sary. We prefer, to Rockville, TR 5-2174. J. D. Realty, Ml 3-5129, evenings Ranch 5% rooms, spacious and Co., MI 9-6246 or Barbara Woods! sewer, 30 days occupancy. Ownof LOST' — Tw-o bicycles, ■vicinity win guarantee man selected $90 CHAMBERS FL^NITURE heat, hot water, garage furnished, EScOtt Agency. MI 9-7683. clous bedrooms with bath on sec­ Arthur's Dnig Store. Reward for AVOID ’THE spring rush— lawn MI 8-1637. 470 Main St. $75 per jnonth. JA 7-7611. neat. Attached garage, '100x200 Ml 9-7702. ond floor. Forced hot water heat,, moving. any information. Ml 9-9414 or MI 1955 MERCURY mowers sharpened and repaired. weekly. MI 9-0090. s a l e s 1 FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, ex lot. Aluminum combination win- MANCHESTER AND breezeway and garage. $16,900. OPPOSITE MINNECHAUG Golf ‘ cellent condition, $75; 1 kitchen FURNISHED 8 room heated apart­ VI—MANCHESTER — Spring St. Free pick-up and delivery. - All IF YOU ARE u ot making enough 503 Middle Tpke. E. COVENTRY — Unfurnished, first doves. Ful. va’ e'at ?'''> (». John Other listings. Phllbrick Agency, Oairse, 6-room "cape. 8 flniahed ______1 Monterey 4-door bUUot wagon. table, 2 chairs, $10: 1 carpet run­ ment. Private entrances. Parking. floor. 5 room apartment, suitable A large six roi«m ranch, attached VICINITY work guaranteed. Sales, service; Help Wanted— Female 36 money with yo«r present job and Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before H. Lappen. Inc., Realtors, MI MI 9-1464. rooms, full shed dormer, fliH NOTICE IS HEREBY given that i Mercomatic. radio, heater, power Heating and Plumbing 17 Bonds—-Stxks Mortgages 31 oscillograph —Preciston model ner, $10; 1 Lewt vacuum cleaner, family of four. Tel. Willlmantic, 9-6261, MI 9-2896 MI 8-5219. garage, fireplace, beaptifiilly fin­ parts and rental equipment. L A M are Intereeted to *ale8, call me 7:30 p.m, ished rec. room, % acre of land, $ 8,900—Andover. T.-akefront 5 room basement,'2 fireplaces, (ile bath, Paas Book No. E-1832. issued by | steering, A real nice car for the Equipment Co., Bruno Moake. Ml E8-500A with leads and Instouc- almost new, $35; 1 waVdrobe, HA 313911. LARGE 6 room ranch. tp *e nice [ breezeway, ga r^ e, corrtblnatteii PLUMBING AND hearing - re­ IMPROVE ^OU B credit. A multi­ WOMAN FOR pjul-Ume work at once. 1 have a complete lead 4l'i% G.I. mortgage may be as­ ' cape cottage, full haae- The SaringB Bank of Manchestec,! family, 3-0771, TR 6-7809, collect. tlons. Ehccellent condition $1''®. $7.50; 1 chest of drawers. $9.50; 1 ATTRAfinvE 6 room duplex, three SOUTH WINDSOR Area—Immedi­ bedrooms senarate dining area, windows ‘and doors-, large lot. modeling installations, repairs. tude of monthly payments may be corset shop, kn 8-6346 or operation set up where you can metal cabinet, $1; 1 dining room ate occupancy, ^tew custom built sumed. Priced to sell at $20,800. ment, 2 fireplaces, fur­ haa been lost and application haS $995 Various other electronic equip­ bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, nished. A spring value. spacious Hving room„ Price of | Quick occupancy. Asking prloe, GONDER’B ’TV Service—Motorola All work guaranteed 26 years ex­ lumped into one second mortgage 3-1721. guarantee yourself a weekly in­ suite. 5 chairs, bureau and serves Wanted to Rent 68 5 room ranches on 8] acre lots, Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MI been made to said bank for pay­ ment. Phone Ml 3-4862. stainless steel sink and tub. Base­ $15,600 includes wall to wall car- $ 18,800. and Phllco factory service. HI-FI, perience. 24-hour service. Call with payments on only $22.28 (or come. and after a abort tralntog $40; 2 orraslonal tables, $2; 1 tele lovely view. Walkout basement 9-5246 or Barbara Woods, MI $11.900-Rockville. Centrally lo­ peting. stove, re^"’ - ...... waah ment of the amount of deposit. MORIARTY BROTHERS each $1,000 you need. Dial CH AIRLINES period, can have your own opera­ ment and attic, two porches, oak THREE BEDROOM single house, 9-7702. cated oversized 5 room “TWO FAMILY. 7-7. OU Steam heat. 301 OSnte®. St. MI 8,8186 phonos and auto radios. 214 Spruce ilarl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. vision. Admiral, on stand, $75. flooring throughout, steam oil with picture window for a er. Attached _g a i^ e . Assumable .. water. 8-ear LOST—Ring in Shady Glen’s men s 6-8897 and ask fop Franks Burke A Career in the Sky tion at our expense. Call Mr. Bot- HOTPOINT 82 gallon hot water Phone MI S-0044 after 6 p.m. St. James’ Parish. 2 children. recreation area and plumbing ranch. Complete city utili­ city aewerage and water, 8-car St Ml 9-1488. heat, copper window screens. Rent to $100; Box 698, Manchester, Vn—GLASTONBURY— Just over 4H% mortgage. Elva Tyler, Real room Wednesday night. Senti­ I Open nights till 10 Bank Terms or Mrs. Carter now. Connecticut For taro, at MI 8-2319 between 9 a m. boiler. Ml 3-5374. for extra bath. Quality built ties. Assume l'.4% mort­ garage, amealte drive, good eon* Mortgage Exchange, 18 Lewis St., Adults preferred. Opposite Outer • Conn. Manchester town line. New custom tor, MI #-4489, MI 9-9901. MI dltlon. One tenement now vaeant. mental value. Please call MI RADIO-tV REPAIRS, any make- Moving-Trucking— and 1 p.m. homes with many featurea. Rea­ gage, Monthly payments 9-6061. cars, amplifiers; phonographs and Hartford. THE AMERICAN GIRL CHRYSLER AIRTEMP air condi­ FOB 8ALE- -Used furniture. Tel. Park. Available. Tel. MI 9-7529: built 8 room ranch with 2-car ga­ only $65. 8-7104. Storage 20 sonably priced, low down pay­ rage, 3 baths, built-in dishwasher, CHARLES LESPERANCB 1980 BUICK, 4 door sedan, super, changers. Over, 47 years total ex­ Would you like an exciting, Salesmen Wanted 36-A tioner 5'tons, good condition Must 3-7449. CENTER STREET—8 room flat, Apartment Buildings ment. mortgage arranged. Call $13,900—South Windsor. Just over MXNCHEiTBR Soutii Wndsor very reasonable. ^ 3-0092. perience. 90 days guarantee on all MANCHESTER Package Delivery. be sold this week. $400. MI 9-9953 stove, oven and disposal, remov­ Manchester line. Over 1,100 Area—Customera wanted. 'We sell, MI 9-7620 Business Opportunities 32 important and rewarding posi­ 40” G. E. 4 BURNER stove, ' ' 2 second floor, immediate occupan­ 69 Kay Kaiser. Broker. MI 4-0270. able windows. 1485 square feet of LOST — Small brown and white work. Potterton’a, 80 9-4687, Light trucking and package deliv­ tion with America’s Leading PAINT SALESMAN— Prominent or MI 3-8677. cy. Adults only. Inquire 228 Center j for Sale square feet in this 5 room buy. buUd, rent and trade resi­ male dog. Reward. Call MI 8-1228. 1955 PLTMOUT:! Belvedere con­ ery. Refrigerators, washers ahd New England manufacturer has ovens very reasonable.' After 5;30 'VERNON—' Large six room ranch li'ving area. Large high wooded lot. ranch, completely redeco­ dential property. We have a fine TAMKIR TREE removal, land BARN TO $18,000. Mobile soft. Ice Airline? You may qualify as an MI 9-9812. St. ■ ■ - ; 126-128 L'YNESS STREET—Brand Magnificent view. $23,900 com­ vertible V-8, automatic, power stove moving specialty. 'Folding AMERICAN AIRliWES opening in field of painter-main­ with separate dining room, near rated Inside. Nice lot, good selection of old and new homes. Lots for Sale 78 steering, radio, heater, whitewall cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Call cream trucks. Exclusive fran­ SUMP PT^MP. new. still In ersfe. new 4 'i room .spartm^nts ^ with plete. R. F. Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245. chairs for. rent. Ml 9-0752. chise territory avaflable. Ding STEWARDESS TF YOU ARE: tenance selling for greater Man- RUGS NEVER used, ^9x12, $30; FURNISHED—Three rooms, bath,] bus. school and shopping, $14,600. location. Minimum down. All listings are ■very realistically. Announcement* tires, new battery and rear win­ Paul A. m ison. Ml 8-8742. cheater-Mlddletown areas. Sales Ml 9-0386. ______year leasrt. mboerate down pay Owner TR 5-9801. or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. priced. We have many different THREE B ZONE lota Dong Cart, Inc., 262 Carew St., Single, 20 and over 9x18, $.35; also larger and smaller heat, hot water, porch. Small! ment, a.ssumable mortgage. J, D Immediate occupancy. dow. Uke ne'" condition 84.000 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- experience required. (Experienced children accepted. PI 2-7545 after methods for financing. All to- ^*"®*^***“ ' mOOME TAXES prepared m your miles. $975. Call MI 3-8390 after typewriters — Repaired, rent­ moving, packing, storage-. Low Chicapee Falls, Mass. High School Grad. ROYAL POR’TABr.E t>T>ewriter. size*. G.E. vacuum, $20. BU Realty. 470 Main SL. MI 3-5129. V n i—SANTINA Drive — Custom $13,990- Vernon Street—Brand new ed, Bold and serviced. We pick up S' 3” to S' 8". direct and house tO house eales- ISO ft. heavj’ duty extension cord 9-6955. 4 p.m. ______,■ .j « ^ Deming Street— built L shape 514 room ranch, im­ 5 room ranch, paneled qulrtes are kept confidential. Try *2.800 each. Ml 9-8496. home or by appointment. Exper­ 8:30 Or weekends. rate on long distance moves to PINE STREET—Mahehster—Small men will be considered^. Estah- ienced tax woto. 24 hour -ervlce, and deliver. MI 9-3477.------108 to 135 pounds In proportion tq MT 9-4Z56. . South Windsor maculate condition, fireplace, bookcases, walkout base us. make that phone call now. We 48 states Ml 8-8187. ’ one-man operating grocery store height. lished" territoryy Sklary $275 per NEW DUPLEX, 5 rooms, large liv- i Business Property for Sale 70. MI 8-4723. ______"WAGON .. ANYONE?” ing room, picture window, birch combination aluminum doors and ment, wooded lot, amesite BUILDING lota; For tafor- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck with beer permit. In excellent Have at least 70/60 vision without month, bonus plan, and car allow KENMQRE gas dryer, excellent Spacious 6 room Ctolonisl with at­ windows beautiful location, large drive. $5(X) down, eaailv fi problem. TOone An 8-4836. Wesley 1 can Ml 3-6168. 1955 FORD COUNTRY LET US CLEAN your attic, or cel­ neighborhood. Owner forced to sell .corrective lenses. ance. Excellent advancement op­ 21” RCA TV, UHF and VHF, e*. condition. Ml 4-0282 after 4 p.m. cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile hath, tached 2 car hia and her garage Vancour, Broker-Builder. f e d e r a l INCOME taxea pre­ Ing Company. Local and long dls heat, hot water, Venetian blinds, wooded .lot. Price $18,500. R. F. nanced. 5 minutes ' from pared with your eaiUnga In- mind. SQUIRE lar for spring. Call Ml 3-8828, tance moving, packing and stor­ due to Illness. Less than $3,000 No Nursing Background necessary. portunities. Write stating age, and cellent condition. $85. MI 9-,5624 snd br» zeway. Entertainment bimock Co,, MI 9-S245 or Barbara Manchester Green. It w o A-ZONE lota with city water take* stock and fixtures. Home Premium pay for Spanish speak­ experience to Br 8, Herald. storm windows, attic, cellar, cen­ INVESTMENT PROPERTY sized living room, sunny dining SIX ROOM custom split leVel 1428 Reasonable vtea. Call Ml 0-6246. age. Regular service throughout tral location. Available May 1. Ml Woods, MI 9-7702. $14,800—Bolton, Charming 8 room B.id sewer. Madeline Smith, Baal- - 9-passenger station wagon. V-8 STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone walls, Finder* Realty Co., Ml 4-1831. ers. Selected young women will re­ BENDIX TV 21” screen, blond TAPPAN GAS stove, excellent con­ room, versatile kitchen, three twin sq. ft. area. 2 full baths, 2-car ga- tor. An 9-1842. ______fireplace., flagstone terraces, Work New England State* and Florida. cabinet with leather trim on doors dition. MI 9-2180. 9-7885. Have several pieces of excellent split level, formal dining ragej fireplace, hot water heat. INCOME TAX returns prepaired by motor. Fordomatlc. radlo7 heater, Ml 3-6563. ceive excellent training at Com­ Help Wanted— sized bedrooms, 1’ 4 colorful bath. D C -WETHERELL Street . - New former Internal Revenue agent In [Green finish. Save! Save! done at reasonable prices. 8U Just been completely repaired. income property. For fui-ther In­ room, spacious living room Priced lower than appraisal. Own VERNON STREET—Easy walldiig pany expense In AMERICAN'S Male or Female .37 THREE OR FOUR room apart­ A mere $24,500 for all this living. 5H room ranch, $15,090. Oversized your home or by appointment 3-0796, . ■Help Wanted— Female 35 Reasonable. Italian made ac­ formation please call 3 bedroom, heated garage, er AO 8-7660. distance to Buckley School. Beau­ beautiful Stewardess College and a *GOOD USED refrigerator. Reason­ ments including heat, hot water, 28x40. Fully plastersd. 1% baths, Also small business services. $995 Painting— Papering 21 cordion, 120 bass. 7 sbitta, used two fireplace, electric range tiful 6* acre wooded lot. Esther WOMAN WANTED 8 days weekly starting salary of $285 oeli mo. plus MEN-WOMEN $20 dally. Sell him- able. MI 9-1649. gas for cooking, electric refrigera­ 47 Overlook Drived— fireplace, custom built Kitchen, months. Very fair price. Ml 9 4223 J. D. REALTY large bedrooms. Minimum down and dishwasher, wooded FOUR ROOM atone front hoUse on Schwarz. AH 3-0184.______EXTERIOR AND Interior painting for luncheiMiette work. Apply Cor­ expenses. Stewardesses "re based inoue nameplates. Write Reeves tor and gas stove. Call MI 9-7737 Manche.ster lot. A terrific buy. corner lot with amesite drive. ------— I MORIARTY BROTHERS Household Services In 12 major cities from New York Co.. Attleboro, Mass. FHA. R. F. Dimock Co,, Ml PHOCO-BENDIX, 16 lb. wash. 2Sc; 301 center St MI 8-6138 and paperhanging. Wallpaper ner Soda Shop; State Theater Bldg. - FURNITURE from 6-7 p.m. 470 Main St. Compact 6 room Cape with king- $14,900—Bolton. 6 room ranch Near shopping and school. 305 Hil­ SEVERAL VERY cholea hidldtag Offered 13-A books. Guaranteed workmanship. to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Ml 3-5129 sized park like yard, one car de­ 9-5245. or Barbara Woods, MI dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Laimder- nights till 10 Bank Terms Interviews will be held, on March MANAGER FOR established mod­ Boats and Acceaaories 46 ARE YOU THIS 9-7702. breezeway and oversize ga­ liard Street. Price $9,000. CaU lots, city water and sewer, tn a Reasonable rates Fully insured. CLERK-TYPIST tached . garage, plaster walls, James Q. Dowling, All 9-7677. center, 9 Maple St., across from ------:------HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov 29fh from 5 to 9 p.m at American em beauty salon to Manchester. PERSON? (TO RENT—8 room heated apart- rage plus's 317 room anart most desirable area in ACaadiea* First National Store. Open 24 1946 HUDSON pick-up, 1981 Olds a], cellars and attics cleaned. Fast and courteous service. Leo 14 FT. WOLVERINE. 80 h.p Mer­ Houses for Sale 72 breath-taking vlfjw for only $19,400. Brokers invited. ter. No agents. An 8-7029.______J. Pelletier. Ml 9-6328. With knowledge of shorthand for Airlines Sales Office, 755 Main 8t.. Excellent salary and Working con­ In need of 3 rooms of furniture? I menl. Apply E. J. Holl, Ml 3-5117. X—BOLTON—4 room ranch, en­ ment. Large lot, good lo­ hours. mobile 4-door, radio and heater. Ashes, papers ’all rubbish. Harold dition*. Call for Interview at MI cury motor, and trailer Ompleia closed breezeway with jalousie Hartford. 3 ^ 0 wants good quality? VERNON STREET—8 room ranch, Dimocic Road— cation. Otvner anxious. Of­ Bohens g'^tlen tractor ■with equip­ Hoar. Ml 9-4034. PAINTING AND paperhangtng. general office work. Apply 8-1111. Saul I. duplex apartment, automatic oU mortgage can be assumed . with steel beam construction,- assume new inside and out. Com MANCHESTER West Middle Tpke. Is now open. Car C -13 to 15 M.P.G. Avon Representative. High com­ guarantees everylhlng sold ade, 414% mortgage. Owner. 176 offer you free confidential in* Car f —15 to 18 M P.G. Msancheater TV. Ml 9-1046. EXTERIOR AND interior painting, position for persons with good Iji?-1 ______, furnaces, modem radiatorr com­ heat, small gas stove, front snd moderate down layment. J. D. 4*4% mortgage. ■ blnatlon windows, fireolace missions, plus bonds, bonuses and Realty. Ml 3-5129 470 Main St. Brent Kd. MI 9-8486. apectlona and arrange all financ­ decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ ing ability. Applicant, .. b* 1 plete windows. Including frame, IF SO — —COME TO rear entrance str- et fl'. jr. Call MI basement garage. High ele Open House Sunday 2-5 ing from start to ftalah. Alltten TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all prizes. It’s fun. too. High .School graduates. Excellent and alur-lnum storm windows, Slater Street Personals 3 T he King of the Compacts will makes. Highest quality guaranteed hanging. C3ean workmanship. Free 9-1300 after 4 p.m. 6% ROOM RANCH, knotty pine VERNON—Do you want three bed­ vation. wooded lot, near will work hand and glova with estimates. No job too small John REGISTERED NURSE or L.P.N. benefits and pleasant working con­ doors, and plumbing supplies. NORMAN’S Over 70 acres with 2,400 feet on rooms. rec. room with bar, coun­ Manclieater line. 71 Lawton Road (one block off work and parts, over 47 years ex­ THREE and four room apartments, cabinets tile bath, living-dining vou. Member Multiple Llattog VACOUM o -E A in iM r . p . u ^ r s y™ , 20 - ■ 28 Verfaille, NU 3-2521. for relief, 7 a.m -3 p m. 2 days, ditions. For hirther Information call CANARIES FOR SALE —guaran­ Choman House Wrecking Open 443 HARTFORD ROAD Wilbur Cross Highway. Ideal for try lilting but right off the turn­ $15,990--Vernon Street. Just over 'Vernon St.) Service. Call the Ellsworth Atttten M.P.G. owners report perience. Famous for serrice since Mrs. Peterson, MT 3-1161. daily 3.60 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4. or (Off Silver Lane) furnished or unfurnished, working L, basement garage, good con­ my own home shop. Forty years 1931, Phone MI 9-4537 for best 3-11 p.m, 2 days to convalescent teed singers. Inquire *7 Btssell 8t. struction, $10,500. Carlton W; industrial park. Financing ar­ pike, plus real dollar value??? Manchester line. See this Agency. Realtors. Ml 3-6980. factory experience. All makes, EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. home. Rockville TR 5-4291. call MI 9-2392. MANCHESTER people. New Bolton Road, MI ranged. Assumable 4 <4% Gl or FHA for sparkling brand new ranch This large comfortable 0 ^ room P- 8. I have been In the automo­ service.- No^v is the time to plan your 5U 3-1524 3-6389. ______' Hutchins, MI 9-8132. low rates, free estimates, free | bile Business for 30 year* and I MATURE WOMAN with some cor- 'Articles For Sate 45 $1400 down will buy this 6 room featuring 8 large rooms ranch is in excellent condition and [ LISTINGS WANTED for all type* pickup and delivery.- Mr. Miller, DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ spring and summer painting. Rea­ setry experience for part-time Before You Buy Furniture Any­ SIX ROOM Cape. IH baths, full Exclusive with ranch. Call E E. Bushey, Real bulltin range and oven, cus ; hais many features. Including of homes. Our brokers and aM*t-< have never seen the quality that sonable prices with estimates REGISTERED nurse, 7-8 shift. Ml where Shop At Norman's FOR RENT—Rear N. School St.. JA 3-5409, ______Is built into the LARK. pany doors and windows, custom work at Glazier’s. 631 Main 8t. SEE THE 1980 Wheel Horse rl3tog 4 rooms, hot water, no heat. MI cellar, house and grounds to ex­ Estate. MI 9-2083. tom kitchen cabinets, fire men on call at all times. For cheerfully given. Fully insured, 9-2324, HOME FINDERS REALTY * 3 spacious bedrooms prompt, courteous service call Jim Gorman work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- tractor. A-P Equipment. j»45 Cen­ BLOND MAPLE bed, spring snd 9-4674. cellent condition, weir landscaped Place, attached gars'ee RIDE WANTED Oxford St. to Gate llmantlc HA 3-1196. guaranteed,workmanship. Thomas MANCHESTER j comor lot, Buckley School, shown MANCHESTER—$12,100 — 5 room . * heated aiihporeh Cieszynski-Felber Agency, • AO TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER for one ter St. MI p.2052, Open evenings. mattress, $25. 3-piece modem up- L , . CO. lovelv sunnorch.m he**’ 6, Aircraft, East Hartford. 7-3'.30 Harrison, Ml 0-2497. Help Wanted--Male- 36 Large 4 room by appointment Itoilbrick Agency, ranch, ceramic bath, khoity pine * assumable 4% VA mortgage 3-1409. AO 9-4291.______I Am At BRUNNERS—on the rl office, Win train to book­ Fine residential area. 8tit bolstered living room set, $60. All | MANCHESTER kitchen cabinets, • aluminum A true value with only $800 * near bus ahd schools shift. MI 8-2940.______WEAVING of Bums, moth holes apartment, deluxe kitchen, ceram. Ml 9-8464. MI 4-1531 down. Manchester-Vernon town line and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Courses and Classes 27 eeping, Fringe benefits. Ml room Colonial, comer lot. excellent condition. 37 Delmont storms, cellar, near bus. Carlton * wall to wall carpeting MANCHESTER—Wanted for a hoy- b i d e WANTED from north end to 3-2451. PART-’nM E TOOL and gauge within walking dirtajtce to St., Ml 9-7881. ic tiled bath, modem brick build-, W. Hutcblna, MI 9-5132. in Talcottville. SEE-ME-FOR- handbags repaired, zipper re­ » SEPTIC TANKS ing. Ample parking. Heated. $135 SECLUDED, Immaculate 6 room HOWLAND’S NEW McCa r t h y enterprises * large lot er. 5 or 8 finished capo under vicinity of Van Dyke Ave. Hours placement, umbrellas repaired; ELECTRONICS offers well-paying maker*. Ml 9-5263. school and shopping center, ranab, built-in stove; -■ garage, * recently redecorated $13,500, Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok- ■ 8-4:30. Phone Ml 8-7194. A-DEAL-ON-A-LARK or A- ATTEN’nON June Graduates—Girl CLEANED and INSTALLED large living room i^th Bre- DE LUXE TAPPAN gas range. per month. Also available—^S room MANCHESTER Vicinity—large 6 MI 9-4,57fi men’s shirt -ollars reversed and positions to technicians and serv­ apartment on Center Street, heat­ niany extras, 8 acres, trees. Only LISTINGS er, AO 3-2766. GUARANTEED-USED- CAR replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- icemen. "Leara-by-dc4ng!’ — train wanted for interesting and diver­ place, den.. Idtchen and 40” , in excellent condition:. Will $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml room Caps Cod on half acre lot, ROBERT D. MURDOCK Owner transferred. Would like to sified poeition to small office. • SEWERS dining room. 8 large bed­ sacrifice. Call MI 8-2352'after 6 ed, $80 per month. The Jarvis full, shed dormer, attractively MI 3-6472 sell this wsskend. tog Shop. . , now at Connecticut’s Oldest Elec­ 9-5132. MANCHESTER GREEN SECTION Agtomobile* for Sale 4 1959 PONTIAC Bonny^le, 4-door tronic School Day and evening Knowledge of bookkeeping.and BOLTON NOTCH AREA MACHINE CLEANED rooms, 1 '/J Hie baths. . hot p.m. Realty Co., vour rental headquar­ paneled fireplace wall, utility •hardtop, power' brakes, power typing necessary. Reply to own ters. 283 E. Center St., MI 3-4112, 8 room Colonial Cape, IVi baths, OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ classes. Evenin- class starts | 6-room Cape Cod, 1*4 Bled water he*t, combination MANCHHSTER—$1,400 down as­ room off kitchen, asking $16,900. BOLTf"^ THE K of C Setback I steering, radio, heater, etc. Eixoel- handwriting. Box R. Herald. • INSTALLATION storm and *creen window*, M l 9-*l200. sumes 4»4 % mortgage. Large 5 fireplace, basement garage. Lovefy 8. A. Beechler, Realtor. MI 3-6969 cials flxlt y ^rself cars, always Building-Contracting 14 April 4. Limited eiirollment—free baths, large living room, and G. E. VACUUM cleaner, two years L(5MAS & NETTLETON CO. lent condition. Private owner. Call placement service—extended tul- nice garage with attached room ranch, cellar. Carlton W. shaded lot. or MI 9-8962. , 8th DIatrict Fire, 2,212; OiO- a good selection. Look behind our MI 8-1770 after 5:30 p m. j WILL APPOINT (21 representa Areplace, garage, combina­ SPECIALIST old. Reasonable. MI 9-W76. TWO ROOM fumUhed apartment, 8 room ranch, extra large lot CH 9-6211, Evenings and Sundays office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ALL TYPES of carpentry work tton plan. Free catalog. New Eng-1 tion storma and screens, *creened-to patio, fenced . Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MI 9-T618. JA 3-8876, AD 3-8441 man’s, 2,212; Raroblere, 2.201; lives, over 30, neat appearing.' rear yard. 4 t,% mortgage heated. Gas range, kitchen set, re­ Gaipbolati Ranch in spoUeas con­ IDEAL SITUATION for amall buet- done Alterations,' dormers, roof­ land Technical Institute, 56 Union . with car. to work 9:30 a.m.-2:30 over 2 acre*, bisautlful tree*' frigerator. bedroom: set. Free gas, dition. Large living room and kitch­ with^ brook. Priced (or quick Fogarty Bros.. 2,136; Stevan*en’*, NEED A CAR and had your credit ' .SUPER VALUE! ings. porches, finish upstairs, base­ Place, Hartford .Conn. Phone may be asanmed. OAK ST.—6 room. 2-stoi^ alum­ neasman. 6 room home plus 1 story p m 5 days a week, .calling on and. nice brook. 6% mort­ Town ani Country Musical Instrument* 53 electricity. Apply Apartment 4, en,'A fireplaces and- rec. room. frame buUdlng (3430 sq. ft.) lo­ TOLLAND 2,118; Patten’*, 2,114; North turned down? Short on down pay­ 1956 PLYMOUTH ments and garages, etc. Call MI JAckson 6-3406 inum siding, copper plumbing, new sale. Owner transferred. Olga Ends, 2,109;'HELCO, 2,108; Me*- ■' _____; new mothers Names and ad­ gage. 10 Depot Square. ______j wiring G. E. furnace, automatic cated 3 blocks from Main St., Executive being transferred. .1700 ment? HW a repoeseaalon? Don’t 9-8981, . ______dresses furnished. Object: To pro­ 8. J. PLOUFE S.J. PLOUFE SEE THE new Kinsman spinet 8 room Ranch, completely redec­ square foot ranch, fireplace, 2-car sler’s, 2,101; knlghU. 2,082; Cun- ve up! See Honest Douglaa. get 4-door station wagon. 8 cyl. radio, Drainago Go. organ, two 1 eyboa ds with percus­ hot water, >3-car garage.. Ix)t business zone H, realistically W. Cowell, Broker, MI 9-6013. BID'WELL HOME,. Improvement Private Instructions 28 i mote jclrculatlon for parent-child Builder — Real Estate Builder — Real Estate FOR RENT near Main Street, orated, sun porch; garage, large priced $16,900. 8. A. Beechler, garage. 2V4 acres with brook. No llffe. 2034; Packard. 1,904. S,e lowdown on toe lowest down heater, automatic tranamlsslon, sion, $995. Dubaldo Music Center. second floor. 4 rooms and hath no 65x340. House completely Insulat­ C3o. Alterations, additions ga­ jlare program.!'No canvassing, PI 2-8228 Anytime Ml 9^143 PI 2-6228 Anytime ed. J. D. Realty, Ml 3-5129. 470 lot and an attractive 8% mortgage. Realtor, AU 3-6969 or AU 9-8952. CAPES, COLONIALS, description can do this justice. Ask­ 1st high. North Ends, 115; 2nd, and smallest payments anywhere 2-tone, gray and white; STENOGRAPHY — Caaas to Inter­ 188 W. Middle Tpke. MI 9-6205. heat MI 8-8872, ______Value at $15,600. rages. Roofing and aiding experts. ’'average . earnings $62.80-$117;60 Main St. ing, $23,900. Fogarty Bros., 114. ______Not a email, loan or flnanca com­ mediate and advanced dictation Commission weekly, plus bonus. VERNON — Richard Road. Prac- pany plan, bouglaa Motors. 883 $1095 Aluminum clapboards a specialty. starting April 4, Marv J.ajme, PIANO, WINTER spinet, dark fin- ROCKVILLE. ,14 Laurel St.— Well 8 room Green Manor Ranch, full RANCHES. TWO FAMILIES VERNON Unexcelled workmanship. Easy For interview, write Parents’ In­ Ish. Equipped with Practiano. VERNON—6 room ranch, A-1 con­ tic ^ y new 814 room ranch home Duplex, young. Ehccollent for two Mato St.' \ -______, Mitchell. MI 8-8295. heated 8 room furnished apart­ hoaement, detached garage. Ex- In rural setting. Pull inaulation, AteNCHESTKR — Oversized cua- MORIARTY BROTHERS budget terms. Ml 9-8495 or TR stitute,- 211 Congress St., Bosttm $375. MI 3-0855^______ment : also single light housekeep­ dition, 8 acres lar d that could be owners Or as Income property. 10. Mass. Stating phone number used for building. 4%% mortgage cellent value. combination'...'Windows, ceramic tom-bulIt finished 6 room Capo, WANTED — Clean used cam. We 801 Onter St. MI 8-8188 6-9109,- . RUSSIAN FRENOT and German ing room. $10 per week for single, Washsni, dryers, alL appliances, „.,buy. trade down or trade any­ by qualified teacher. Call eve­ and sales experience If any. can be assumed. Priced for quick tile bath and lavatory, bullt-ln full shed dormer, 1’4 tile baths, well to wail carpeting. Beautifully ANT KIND of carpentry and cabi­ TR 5-9594. ______, sale. ’ . D. Realty. kU '3-5129. 470 WARREN E. HOWLAND oven, and disposal plus' many breezeway, garage, fireplace, Need thing. Douglas Motors, 333 Mato. Open nights till 10 Bank Terms nings. MI 8-0424. Wanted—^To Btiy 58 REALTOR MI 8-1108 .landscaped. net work done. Honest end relia­ ___ HERE IS ANOTHER THIRD FLOOR flat, 5 large airy Main St. extras. Level lot 160 feel front. $18,300. Five room rAnch. full baaement, "WANNA FORD?” ble workmanship. CaU Roscoe WE BUY. SELL or trade antique 676 MAIN ST. Quick’ sale price $17,000. Rohert,^J. Storm Windows Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 rooms, large shaded porch. Hot Evenings 7 room Colonial, fireplace, fireplace, recreation rooto with 1958 DODGE truck. 2V4 ton stake ■Thompson. MI 8-1895 for esti­ 8-room cottage and change and used furniture, china, glass, water heating tenant controlled IN TOWN—One block from bus, at Smith, Inc., An 9-5241., I V * body, K.D. 600 MI 9-4823. tractive six room Cape. Excellent baths, \alumlnum storms and bar, aluminum combinations. Ask­ / 1957 FORD CUSTOM mates. MORTGAGES—If you are tempo^ house. Large • wooded lot, silver,- picture frames and old and domestic hot water furnished.. Ml 8-0527 MI 4-1139 Ml 9-9868 ing, $18,800. or Storm Doors? coins, old dolls and guns, hobby value. To see this and other MANCHESTER—6 room split 'evel, screenar8-car garage, city utili­ new rarlly financially pressed we can patio. S2.600. ■Space for parking. Rent $90. CALL” ” 800” V-8 2-dooir. Fordomatlc. 1983 4-DOOR (?he\To1et. BUILDINGS straightened, secured. collections, attic contents or whole homes. Call Madeline Smith, ROCKVILLE — 6 room Cape on wooded lot, 15x22 recreation room, ties. $17i.900. BOLTON LAKE brake*, tires O.K., „$280. MI Underptimlnga, foundatloha re­ olle'riata tola cwidltlon with a sec- Can Be Ftnanced! VAN DYNE HOUSE Adults ohlv References required. large lot with detached garage, .Year 'round California ranrh on estates. Furniture Repair Service, Realtor, MI 9-1642. . built-in" stove’ 110’ frontage. Only radio, heater. 2-tone, blue and 3-8166, 'ond mortgage, enabling you to 8. 3. PLOUFE ' Available April 15th. Box T, 3 Bedroom custom-built ranch, white. Rea] clean' Save’ paired,’ Carpentry repairs. Small Toicottvllle, Conn., Tel. MI 8-7449. beautiful ■view, many fruit trees, $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, AD iQOxino lot with lake privileges. jobs welcome. All work guaran­ consolidate yoiir obligation Into Builder — Real Eiatate Herald. .______DUPLEX, 5-6 rooms, new fumkee, city facilities, aluminum storms fireplace, aluminum storms and Sacriflcs. $12,900. RUSCO one monthly payment. J. D. Real­ PI 2-6228 Anytime NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION 9-5132. CHOOSE FROM: $1095 "CHECK THIS!” teed TR 6-5769. CONVERTIBLE BABY carriage- copper plumbing, 3 baths, alum­ and screens. $12,900. Louis Gold- screens. 1V4 baths, kitchen has TOLLAND ty. MI 3-6l’20. 470 Main St. ROY C FERGUSON JR.. ARCHITECT, BROAD BROOK, CONN. MANCHESTER—Centrally located, inum storms, garage, central, 66 FOOT RANCH, 4 large bed • Ambassador • Regid 1948 CHEVROLET carbed and Nip * Nap, Call Ml 8 room dunlex suitable for family far'o. Realtor. TR 5-7095. - stainless built-in oven and sur­ Sacrifice Sale—(Custom built In good income. Carlton'W. Hutchins rooms, firep ice. garage. 2 wooded face unit, large lot, $17,500. MORIARTY BROTHERS 8i ten panel truck. Blue finish. Koofing!— Siding, 16 9-3186, of 4 or 5. Excellent location, good every detail. 3 bedrooms, paneled • Premier • Custom Runs nice .. high mhber. Come to! MI 9-5132. FOR TOP acre*. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml dining room, enclosed oversize car­ 801 Center St ' MI 8-6185 condition. Hot water furnished, 9-5132. Two-family. 5-6 duplex, good A Natlopal Brand Product We can get together on price. COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, nice yard. $92 monthly. Garage op­ port. combinations, full drv base­ A t'A Price yo u Wsmt To Pay Open nights till 10 Bank ’Terms f. SHIT OF OLD dishes or parts. of 4 CAROL DRIVE — Rockville, $18?- VALUE rnndition, convenient location, Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt, .SEPTIC TANKS NEAR PARKWAY tional at $5 extra. References ex­ 650. 5 room ' ranch, large li'ving VERNON — txjvely setting, near three-.car garage, $15,800. ment. Professionally landscaped, TiCRIARTY BROTHERS ’’-r Asts; also old coins.' JA 8-8273. deep lot with trees ap'd brook. Only, asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, . AND changed. Call MI 3-0008. . room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed­ SEE parkway. 1219 sq, ft. California R.G.KITtLE BRUNNER'S BEST BUYS 301 Center St, MI _3-5186. galvanized or copper gutters and 20 minute* to Hartford, 200- rooms, 114% mortgage can bfe ranch, l ’*4 baths' den, raised 6 room Cap* in excellent loca­ $14,700. Ml 9-^60 Open nights till 10 Bank ’Terms leaders, kU 3-7707.______actw fayni, nice brook, front-' Riooms W ithou t Bofird .59 kOOM apartment^ heat, hot ] assumed. Marion E. Robertson, hearth, game room. Only $17,600 tion. fireplace, apaclou.a kitch­ For Infqrmatlon Please eall 1688 Studebaker—6 cylinder station PLUGGED SEWERS water, tile bath and shoxyer. stove WOODHILL HEIGHTS en. slumlhum storms - and Arrn.atrorier CKamberlain Local Agent For wagon, standard' shift. Full 1955 FORD ranch wagon, 2-door, age on both aide* of. black Broker, Ml 3-5953. R. F.' Broderick, Broker, M l & BARTLETT^RAINABD ROOFING,'SIDING, painting. Cari top road, 8-room Home to PLEASANT HEATED room near and refrigerator, parking'. $55 per 9-1278, TR 5-4073, screens, garage; $14,900. Price $1095. V-8, standard shift, radio, heater. pentrv. Alterations and additions. kJ)Sth tor gentleman. Free parking. You don’t have to go out of Man­ Renl Estate Agenev PRODUCTS CO. Madilm ClMsad good condition, hot water 'month, kll 3-6396. BOLTON LAKE — Waterfnmt ' 6 98-98 Connecticut Blvd., Call Ml 9-9888 Ceilings Workmanship guaran­ High St room ranch. Be-all settled -in,this" chester to find a ranch home you 687 HARTFORD RD,—New 814 VERNON—6 roqm ranch, nearly AD 8-4475 1956 Packard-t-4 door' sedan, autov SepHo Tank*, Dry Wells. Eiewer heat, good ham and out THREE ROOM heated apartment, can afford. See the Arizona at new. Kitchen has stainless builL East Hartford teed. A. A Dion, The., 299 Autumn Line* Installed—Cellar Water­ building*. lovely setting when spring cornea. room ranch, three bedrooms, fire­ matlc, r»dlo, heater. Full 1950 CHEVROLET convertible, new St MI 8-4860 PLEASANT ROOM for a genUe- stove, refrigerator, gas, lights, tile Woodhlil Heights ' rooms, ceram ins, alurriinum storms and BU 9-6476 MI 8-7818 proofing Done. Beautifully landscaped, fish from ic 'tiled bath. Built-In. oven and place. built-ins, on bus line, good “ Price t«99. y top, good running condition Needs man, separate entrance.. parking. bath, shower inlaid linoleum. your own dock, hpt water oil heat, financing. Tel. MI 9-9844 or All scre.ens, garage, good Msurn- some body work, $76. MT 3-7695 RAY’S ROOFING (H., Shingle and Cali Ml 9-2951. Venetian, blinds, first floor. MI range. Full basement. Only $16,900. , able mortgage, $14,490. 1958 Rambler—2 door sedan, ra^o. S.J. PLOUFE massive firepla,ce, dishwasher, Colonial styles also available from 3-7351. Cha. ;s Ponticelli. heater. Full Price $1099, built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ McK i n n e y s r o s . 9-8448. Available April 1! family size kitchen, asking $15,900. PACKARD 1953 4 door, automatic! tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Builder — Real Estate ROOM TO LET, quiet neighbor­ $18,400 up. MANCHESTER— Beautiful seven COVENTRY—6 room ranch, alum­ transmission clean, low mileage, i hood near Main St. Phone MI FOUR, ROOM apartment, hot Direct from owner. Call kfl 3-4289 Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray Sttwcraci* Disposal Co. PI 2-8228 Anytime between 5 wu 7. r()om Dutch Colonial, 3-car ga­ inum storms and screens, BRUNNER’S o n liU 3-6610, 5-7 p m. 1 9-3897. water, heat and garage. Also 3 Furnished Model Home Open fenced yard, newly installed oil op the Manchester-Vemon Town Jackson Ml ,3-8325. I80-IS2 Pearl SL— Ml 8-6808 rage. e'xcellent location, real value room ansrtmenl. heat and hot MANCHESTER — -Sturdy . new 6 Daily—1-5 p.m.. Sat. and Sun—10-5 at $17,900; two-family-^ excellent hot watSr baseboard heal, , Line to Talcottville . CONNECmcnJT Valley Conctruc- water. Call kU 9-7624. p-m. $10,200. For Retnt Auto Accessories—Tires 6 i room Garris'on Colonial. 114' baths, Income, sale price $17,500 ; 3 bed- Open Eve. till 9 NU 3-5191 tton—Roofing carpentry, gutters.' hot water heat, full insulation,- feom ranch, attached garage, (ull all kind* of siding, specialize In ZoniiifT Bnarri of Appeals THREE ROOM apartment in Ver­ Directions; Enter Woodhlil • THE non. centrally located, stove and plas'tered walls, fireplace with Heights St Tower Road (opposite price $15,500; 6 room Cape plus 1959'fHM(^ SU Pro deluxe, fully SPECIAL PURCHASE alunitmim aiding. Call Fred NOTICE paneled wall, knotty pine cabi­ garage,' $14,900; short way out—3 ELSIE MEYER AGENCY, MOBIL SERVICE STATION Qisre*!. Ml 3-7l8(j. refrigerator. modem conven­ Parkadel on Middle Turnpike equipped. Call ra 3-5657 after 6 800x14 $16.88 nets. Large shade trees. Owner West. Tower Rd. to Brent Rd. First bedroom split at only $13,200; nice Realtors ■ p.m. Variations-Exceptiona iences. MI 9-2837. ______OPfOSITf IN lOLTON Ex and Tax. First Iftie, 100 level, TO BE SOLD Granted and builder. AH' 3-4880. left off Brent Rd. at WoOdhlll Rd. home with income-— full price MI 9-8524 All 3-8130 all firsts, not seconds Goodyear. Roofing and Chimneys '6-A to Models. $7,900. Many more. Ellsworth Mit­ "FINE. CAR!'” '• Carter Chevrolist Co., Ini,, Sign, PINE ACRE TERRACE Section — ten Agfency, Realtors, AU 3-6930 or flfow Operating. .Available May 1 Goodrich. Ftreetone, U.8 1229 Main St. MANCHESTER ROOFING — Spectallstof repairing MOUNTAIN ROAD, ROCKLEDGE, MANCHESTER NOTICE Six room Cape. Full shed dormer MI 9-5624. 1955 CADILLAC COLE’S DISCOUNT Robert M. Boyce, Carport, 27 upstairs, bedrooms paneled in JARVIS REALTY CO. roofs of all kinds. New- roofs, gut­ 74 Richard Roiid REt/ISED SUBDIVISION REG­ Charming colonial Cape Cod locat­ STATION Carol Drive. . knotty cedar, enclosed rear porch, ‘Building for a Better Manchester” MANCHESTER—6 room Colonial ed in one of Manchester’s finest Very reasonable rent. Paid training course for Coupe DeVlUe, Beautiful blue fin­ 436 CENTER 8T m 9-0980 ter work. chimneys cleaned re- Charles Botticello. Diminish- lot ULATIONS for the Town of Man- patrtd. Aluminum .siding.' 10 A 9-rooni Colonial home designed particularly for J) ! . EVERETT W. VAN D#NE garage, nleas-nt u:'ghborhood, MI 3-4112 MI .9-1200 with built-in oven and range, dish­ residential areas that features a man selecteil. Mejphanical ability nedessary to op­ ish. Pull p baths, spacious living room. sepA- $3-$5,000. Loan fivailable. fering classroom and behind A value (or only $19,800. ALTERATIONS AND ASSIS'T YOU IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE . NO OBLIGA’n O N ! peJrer’s License, 357 Broad St. 1960 and approved .by the Town rate dining room, ample kitchen. Open nights till 10 Banlt Terms wheel instnictlon for teenagers. ,‘'level lot 90 X 200. Richard Road is a block away from e A's t . w e s t a n d 118 PRINCETON ST. ttA comjtort- e Joseph Lucas, Special exception, Planning Commission on March 7, lx>t Is 80x200. nicely hedged ffir McCa r t h y enterprises 8U 9-6078 Porter Street and within a few minutes -walk of Poiter , Plumbing and Heating ByCKLAND CEMETERIES able colo'nial hon>e with fieldstone //.y o u feel qualified to oparata excellent Masonry Work 279 No. Main St„ 196ft and by the Board of Direc­ privacy. Porter Street School dis­ MI 9-4576 ( Street School. Excellent residential area with a mini-, ExcaivatlM and CXmcrcta tors on March 22, 1960. It Is requested that Cemetery Tbt . front of 8 rooms including 4 bed trict. too. Phone John H. Lappen. WANTED—Clean low mileage used PREPARE FOR drivtr’* test: MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY The above wlll be effective March PETE PONTIOELLl BOARD OF DIRECTORS owners remove any winter grave rooms, cabinet kitcheti, dining Inc.', 'RealtonT, 'MI #-8281. OT TfeROBERT D. rMURDOSf g ^ g butinote...... - car up to -1987. Call MI 9-3422 Ages 16 to 60. -Driving, and class ^ mum of traffic. ANDREW ANSALDI CO. FTjUMBING and HEATING 28, 1960 ■ / ’ -MI 8-8472 Attraollve Oambolati - buUt Bldwell SL, Minchaater COMPANY, 13 McKee^Bt., Manchester Notice 'filed in office of Tp'wn Eugene T, Kelly, Chairman decoratlona that they wish to keep. room, den smd large living room 9-3808, AQt 3-5219. •room. Three Instructors. No wait­ 8-bedrdom ranch. Attached Starting Monday, March 128, Dlahwaaher, disposal, 2-car bue- “XTRA NICE” ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ 106 Spring SL, OlMtonbury Caerk—March 24, 1060 Erancls j . Afahoney, Secretary BOWERS SCHOOL-6 room ranch, C A U JA 2-823LIHIMN9 DAY garage,' acre lot. Aasmne >TOWN PLANNING COAIMIS- 196ft, weather permitting, the an­ ment garage, laundry area plus IRVING STREET, No„ 1 6 5 ^ room 1956 CHfeV^LET my. PI 2-7249; 6% m ortgage.'• Wen below ..Haectrieian ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Capa, '2 unfinished, coinbinatlon seven years old, foyer, large liv­ ( ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Building Material Edward M. Saarl, Acting SION' nual clean-up of the grounds will nice deep lot with many • shade Bell Air 2-door Hardtop. V-8. replacement cost. Painting sad Deconatlng ROBOm ELECTRICAL Martin E. Alvord, Chairman begin to preparation for Easter. tree*, within 100 yards |0f Bow*rs storrns anfi d- s, excellent condl- ing room, dining room, and 8 er Ml 9wM92 AFTER * PAR. Powergiide, radio, heater. 2-tone > 963 MATn STREET— MI 9-5241. ; WM. FECK LUMBER OQ. JAAOIS FAIiCONE SERVICE David 8. McCqmb, Acttog I tion, aaaum* 4V4% mortgage.-eX<, — bedrooms, full basement. By ap- (xairage—Service—Storage 10 3 Mato St., Manchester .Chairman Dorothy C. Jacobson, Secretary GEORGE W. ELUOTT, Sehoitl and easy walking distance paint, whitewalls. ESTHER SCHWARZ Rdbert Rd.. South Wlndtor 3G00 Mato St. 'Glastenburj' St periritendent to High School. Asking $M,500. elusive. Roger R. Dupuis, Reialty, 1 polntm*ht.only. $17,900. OUter ll$t- C BEAL ESTATE - , INSURANCE Secretary March 24, i960 . ' Inga. PhllbrickPhilbrlck Agency, AH 9-8484. MORIARTY BROTHERS * MI34H54 AM. No. 88 Advt; No.192 AdvL No. 878 Robert J- Smith, ln c„ Ad ;-8241. I BU 9-1014, AD 8-8807. <’ SOI Center 8t MI 8-S186 GARAGE FOR RENT.' 189 E. Can­ Opes night* till 10 Bank Tahna ter St. MI 9-7in. A i ■ m *■ p • . - SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1960

P A S S 1BN - jManrttggter lEwtting school next year, she said, hiclud- ing both the classroom and on-tne- road InstrucUon. _ CLAMSHELL Two Area People Heard Along Main Street The rest of the Board agreeo ii About Town should be looked into. ^ Cof. Spruce and Birch Ste. At D.C. Conference 1 And on Some o f Manchester^$ Side Streets, Too “ B y the way, what was the of­ Sweet, Tender Friiril Clams MuchMter WATB8 wlU meet fense he was »n-ested on? Golden Fried Deep Sea ScnUope TiinBileT 7 pjn. » t the Italian A Rockville iroman and a Ver­ Delayed Holiday ^answer, not for the doctor’s i»er- board chairman Harold W. Garrlty. American Cli8>. Mri. Anna Mae sonal expeiienoe. .“Driving without a license. Fried Fan TaU Shrimp non girl are among 64 Ootmec-1 One of the regular Imbibera Fleh and Chip#, Grinders W hM tfM t, dialpman o f the waya .meude his moratWy appearance in Ucut people representing,. Con­ Good Argument jnscal PoUcy liObster RoU, 01am BoU and mean* committee, will be in town court the other day. diarge of the program. Members necticut at the White House Con­ When Judge Jules Karp asked Mrs. Katherineatneri Bourn, member Two parents, overheard at the ' Order to Yoke Out are to bring gins. ference for Children and Youth I what he had td say for himself, of the Board of Education and also Board of.Education budgri hear­ clerk of the Town Court, told the ing Wednesday night at Buckley CoH Ml 3-6051 which opens • in Washington to-1 the man asked that he not be sent OPEN SUNDAY Board Monday night that only one School I Pte. James U Norwood, eon Of to jail as It was now “summer’’. 8 P.M. to • p a l Mr, and Mrs. James T. Norwood morrow. teenager had had the driver educa­ “Is this the budget that goes to His honor rapMed that there was tion course at the high school'out the directors?” o f RodwlUe, partlcdpated in axi- Mrs. Clarence J. McCarthy, 30 a lot of cold weaUier yet to come i' • rifle maxtannanahlp training School St, Rockville, was named of all the Manchester teenagers “Yes.” before summer, hut that tt would who had been arrested in the last “What happens if the directors and flrkw the M-1 rifle for record as one o f the state’s representa­ be summer ■when he got o u t.. .60 quahflcatton, eit Oump Lejeune, tives In 1958 by Governor Rlbt- three months on driving offenses. slash it?” ^ . . coff. She has been a member and days. This would seem to be a good “Then the schools dont get as N.C., on March 11. much paper.” secretary of the Education Com­ Expert Witness argument for having a full driver Ilqyd Betnis, of North Falmouth mittee and of its subcommittee on education program at the high R r » parental responslbiUty. Commit-1 One of Manchester’s well known .ATTENTION Maaa wlU be speafcer at the MO’S, who is a but on the rotund tary CMb meeUng Tuesday at 6:M tees have been m eetog once a HoUjny pjn . He wta ptOeent a picture-talk month for the past 14 months In | (ride, was on the witness stand in town count..the other day, testify­ A t t m k* OT T)ynBmlc New England.’’ preparation for the conference. ing In a dnmk driving case. AMERICAN LEGION Iriripuab Miss Patricia Dunnels of Ver­ THE ARMY AND NAVY MEMBERS and it is Barrscka, No. 786, non Center, a 4-H Oub member | Receive Conference Appointments 'He was describing the various flC lM RTS VOberaas o f Wtotld War I of the and Rockville High School stu- tests used to determine whether a ■ toa^r. tXSA and the Ladies AuxiUary will dent will represent the youth of The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent penson wae in a condition ta drive. Important changes in the TIm m meet at the John F. Tierney Fun­ eastern Connecticut She was ap­ rresaUonal Church, has been appointed dean of the Tnomas The conversation for a time jrsardfld’ eral Home tonight at 7 to pay final pointed a delegate by Walter ^ o k e r Youth Conference. Mrs. Hooks K, Johnston, d ir e c ^ o centered on the test where a per­ bylaws will be acted up­ . eath Mr reepecfta to Patriok Conlon. who Gray, county 4-H Club agent on raUrious education at Center Church, has ^ son picks coins off the floor. on at the next meeting ! W iniln«i liad been a member of the Bar- the basis of her 4-H experience. women at the Smith Conference at Silver Lake, N. Y. Both a ^ BINGO ■ The defense attorney asked the Tuesday, March 29. tirink J » radcs. Mias Dunnels has been in i-H fcr polntments were made by the CoimecUcut State doctor whether a stout person AND Iw m a t Ybuth Programs of the CongregaUon^ Church. ’The TTionms seven years, and has been a junior would have particular trouble Signed: y«M7r fn « _ Ernest Pateraon. aalea manager leader for three years, a county Hooker YoutoConference for boys Md girls of bending down. WILBER LTITLE aae will be held the week of Aug. 21 at Camp Hazen in (fester. DAHCINCI EVERY SATURDAY mUHT Ifbne^ o f radio Btstton WTIC of Hart­ fair superintendent, and has been *rhe doctor repHed not necessari­ Chairman of the •la eg* 1 ford. wiU ha gueat apeaker at the active on several 4-H committees. Mrt. Clinton Hendrickeon will serve wb*nen tor tae ly so, that some stout men are I conference, and Games Smith, Center Church organist, as wun 8 O 'C L O C K Bylaws Committee. YPkat Kiwania Club meeting to be held Headquarters for the Connecti­ quite ai^ile. , j np. at a cut' delegation will be at the | «Slor M d dlractor of music. The Smith Conference in New York Where-upon the lawyer retorted •niesday at noon. Stata tor lligh sch^U unlors a ^ seniors wll^ be the week of Psem is Shoreham Hotel in Washington. that he ■was asking for a general . MstriUr Mrs. Ihomas J. Blanchard, 106 July 27. , Francea Dr., was recently in­ stalled as president of the North­ ern Coimectlcut Delta Gamma Car Hits Truck Alumnae Assn., an affiliate mem­ ber of Panhellenlc. InstallaUon of In Minor Crash | offioers followed the Amual Founders Day Banquet held at Police reported a minor acci­ ■ the Corner House in Farmington dent at Broad S t and. Green Mrs. Fred Kendall spoke, and con ducted a workshop on “ Creation af Manor Blvd. yesterday shortly CJUKui£pooC Artificial Flowers’’ as part of the after noon. program. According to a report by Po­ liceman Alfred Ritter a car Uriven Army Pfc. Eldwin A. Haley, 20, by Mary N. Uranlo, Glastonbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur T. attempted to pass a truck driven world famous Haley, 62 Diane Dr., recently par­ by Earje E. Owen, 23, of Spring- ticipated with other personnel of field, as Owen began a left turn the 82nd Airborne Division in Ex­ from Broad into the boulevard.^^'’ ercise Banyan Tree II, a 7-day The two cars collided an:r the jungle training exercise in Pan­ rear window of the car'jvks brok­ ama. en and the left rear fender dented when the truck bumper hooked Cristoforo Colombo Society will the fender. hold a special meeting tomorrow No arresta were made. afternoon at 2 at the Italian- Amerlcan Club on Eldrldge St. Personal Notices Window Smashing Comes to Hartford Results in Arrests In Memoriam In loving memory of Charles E, Gibson. nn passed, away March 2%. Four Manchester youths w 1956. charged with breach of the i>eace God saw his footsteps falter Thp hills became too steep late last night in connection with And with farewells unspoken the smashing of a glass door at The Savior bade him sleep. Friendly Ice Cream, 435 Main St_ Wife and daughter. Policeman John Krinjak said he" was called to the shop about 11:15 In Memoriam JAI and found two of the boys, Bruze In loving memory of Annie Vennard, Bl ZoUo, 16, of 56 Gardner St„ and who paeseo away March 27. 1950. Richard Chapdelalne, 19, of 11 Days of sadness silll come over Ui. Tears In silence often flow. Lilly St., waiting inside. Two But memories keep you always wUh us. others were later picked Up at Though you died ten years ago. their homes. They are Walter James Vennard and daughter. ~ ’ HMk.4 hi*. €wnm I . ^ Kelly, 16, of 31 Stone St., and i tgM . «.v»lv«ii« thrive awfc.Y* R o b ^ Klemas, 17, of 485 Adams I M MlMliM MMy. AW ywf I St. The boys said they had attended a dance at the Masonic Temple and - OPEN N.W rmt* after the dance stopped to get re­ 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. AMiwrii 9m U.ariry . freshment None of the boys would • w fb M UiUta. C M k b n Smmm ••p m CmWt. tCAWWnPOOlgw say how the door was broken. A SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. H spHi»t -tisiis-. Ta ciaMg fifth boy is expected to be picked •iMply wipe wMi a spaagat up, police say. PINE PH A R M A CY . Omp. ■ mtttmt *» »» The four youths are to appear in 664 CENTER ST. fpGV fci.w gifcw—riti To'wn Court Wednesday. Mmylwl wWi •gaM aW kiMalur.

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ie» MeinorieS Balm to Benny Aity Questions? how iiMIsM.f.tiito P. Dec. 19 to Darlene Pnrterwbqd. 1& a HoOywiMg. higK stnde^ at Big Bear iiSeliOaUf. He Is IS. . ar'am wnnB mian^ns^^ ^ the audleDCe. They're better Q—Will Jlmmte Rogers have his , Ifilljw iiii C«y)eepeennA.::' than'vitamiRa for Jack. . own TV show nerst season T-^—SknUy Well, anyaray, everyone knows a I watch Ote Ifoow • HoUywood—(iMIU.)'T-Aa rg« B. tratton" evsry day. How does owl n«im i k « ^ UiriatUpK. Jock B«imy how' busy Jack keeps himself on A-^An NBC-TV show wiBi Jim­ CBS-TV, a ^ in concert fiddling, get on the pragynmT Carl T. . - ; la • pualiovar for ,’s UUle things, mie as horn "Variety -Rsyiew"—a A, Write to Concentration, esz* and it is fond tit personal-mkm* and everyone knows aU about all musical show originating from the fame he haa had. pf NBC, Rocbefeller Plasa, N.. X. arias w a luura 3 '^talkln^ iabont college cenapusee—4s in the plan­ TeU them yon wish to to a co^ B ut ae Chtorge Burns keeps in­ ning stages. No wond yet on Me teetant. Titoyn arrange .for wm tP ™ « i4 i i . famous "S9- sisting, Ja^ flips over the dam- statue for nest seefwn.- take a te* with (he NBC Quki jraartOld” hk3 Just /selebra^ his dest little Unit. Contestants nniat be In.Ney 66th blrtbdigr 6a .dBBe KNwf; from "One Bay,V Bur ,»■ uui. u, . m ;. Q—What .Citiee wiU Pat Boone York City or Ita vicinity for a ^ • W imkM^ to rlehaa. But B jrou ^toned me and aaked^me to ruah visit wlien be goes to Kurope in week p rlod to bo. on the Show.- think JMk Heaps savin g because over and he said coma upatairs to Aprtl?—Sam B. be Slants to baeoma even flcker. his bedroom and there, in the cen­ A—pat's TV-tnplag trip SrIH ter of the rag, he had a pair of Q. I would tUte t o know w hy got the l|4;peggad wiwig. take him through Paris. Venkse, 'The Price Is Rteht never tefun newly shined shoes. ^ poteted to Salzburg, Munich and Bruesels. . Ifone:^, fame, abcial eecuii|& and them and aeld to me on anyone from fww York City?— Md ago papaheefcirba doesn’t'need. ‘took at ihoae fooea, Geone. Carol N. ’ . What keeps that ynnthfot aast Did you ever see a shine that Q—Altbeo wUl Perry Omno'a aSl A . A reoenb ch eeking o f fl|S np- at such a baotle, enthusiastic good? It’s fantaatle, Oeorge. Biltiati sho* be teleifoedT—Jod D. nighttime Show dWeloaed that pnas is appiausa—sqMdause and Just found tMa fellow down in A—Pwrya aH-British ^>aw, to within a S-week period the panel Crlcndlr langUng faces out theca Beverly HUIa. Best ahoeShine Tve be taped te London, wUl to se Included tiiree New Yorkers.. ever had. Tou Just gotta taka all on April 27. It wlU feature Dome your Shoes to this fellow, George,’ " Marg^ Ponteyn, Sir Ralph Rich­ G eorge B urn s; sa^ everyone ardson. the' I>iSBe of Bedford. knowe, is a bit of a dramatist but Midtael Somes, comedienne PInel people who know Jack Benny best la Fielding, comedian ',Harry imcw about the little things in life Etecoinbo, and pianito Rugs Con­ which keep him happier tfasn new w ay. fame or another louay million in young Benny^ Kubdaky, 'a violin C ow n BifcWett> B a ttle/-> the bank. pls.ylog foftHfkr ia the G reet l iRitfw Q — Win Prinoeoa MazgariCn Awo teuET awW6wr* .z ' : —tiooktaig hack at 8S yearf; little Naval Training 'Station Revue wedding tm May 6 to tefovisad?— •» personal memoeira ovatshadowed The director of the show gave htorf Lee W . . Uie Ug.ones aa'Jack flipped the one line of dialogue but the line A—-CBS-TV ia planning a fikned ELECTRO«ICS calendar. m s m N f M U ^ A SO-(oot putt on the 9th green at came, out so' flmny that he vw special of the wedding; LftBORATORIES the tnncrest Country <;Kuh wlii<^ given another line and still another gave Jack his flrst nh>. .haU . g o lf line and. in that sailor suit “Jack Q—Whait ia the mat’ naste of Benny” waa born. scora o f » —" I shot m y IKift Milne K arr, o f “ D ie E dge o f Ntght,' • Bolt I 277 BROAD d a y ." Jack linaUy made the next tp and : wtierp can J reach Mm by There was an in«r som eone sent him . a story A—His real name ia John L Ink aw if l a i l in a Waukegan o a oer about a 14- had gone aa far aa I could ever kin. W rite him c /o "JOdge o f year-old Benny K«b*lsky in A .violin N^sht’’ CBS-TV. 468 Sfadieon, AVe., recital. IBut tt w as really ju st t|ie b ^ N.Y.C. There wa«.the first time ha saw ginning because radio, movies and New-^ou can srrite cheeks TV were still to come. the'name "Jack Benny” on a Oil- Q. Where does Mlml Hines come against credit instead of your cago theater marquee—"I thought from. Carol R.. - bank Ipdanee, and. you can it was an awful name” ; the disap­ Dean Mlllerj young actor known A, Miss HinM. 'of the comedy always - hava, a substantial pointment of not .being aW» to ac­ to TV viewers as Spring ^ n g - team of Phil Ford and MimLRines fund of money-in-th«-bank to . cent tbecause of a vaiuleville book- ton's son-ln-iaw. Matt Henshaw on was born In Vancouver, ■ Canada. buy anything yon vrant at any i In«r> a costarrfng role with Fred “December Bride” over CBS-TV She ia a Canadian citizen however tim e! • and Adele A<«talre In "T h » Band- Monday throufeh Friday mornings, she, mak^ tgr. home wherever W a^” on Broadway — "Prank has gone l»a«ik to his first love But Ford and Nines happen to be ifor»’an got the part and I thought this time It is as a station owner working at the time. I had miawHl the oneortunity o f m y rather than a performer. life ." Ml 3-n;i There was a date .Tack could re­ 'The actor, a graduate of Ohio Q. Is the actor who plays Dr. FOt ntEFC««eD member: July 4. 1945. State University, started his Buck Weaver in “From These The plac» waa Nurenberg, Ger career in radio in l^pfi and stayed Roots” married? Sally M. U AL ESTATE 6iid many, and he stood on a i^tform there \mtii late hi 1951 when he A. Len Wasdand (Ihr. Weaver) and made two-thousand GIs laugh signi^ a contract with MGM and is married to Julie Bovasse, who INSURANCE SERVICE imta there were testrs In their eyes. starred In the flhn. “Skirts Ahoy," plays Rose in “From These Roots." On the same platform,' Just a year phis several others. He started They met when they began work­ before. Hitler had promised to wipe with. CBS-TV In H ollyw ood In 1953 ing m this ssrles. They were mar­ WINTER SPECIAL ahd’ "December - Briifc” has oc­ ried 1 ^ summer. JARVIS BC/U .TYSO. ou t the entire Jewtafh r ic e . 10 ALUMINUM Jack flipped the calendar way cupied most of his time before the BBALTOitS—fNSimOBB . back to World War I to remember cam eras. - Q. My sister mys Tommy Retr TRIPLE.TILT tSf B. Ofntor Bt.—Ml S-4in. WD4DOWS AND ONE DOOR OOBCPlsEnrEleY DO YOU KNOW SATURDAY IN 8T A 1X E D Unrlr at " __ Ul . The Depatp ZZ. Z4 **Gunj of Justice**. Jimmy BItt- Henry Fonda. ‘ 'Dark Reward „ ^ 7 9 9 5 1X>M S lir X la c McCord becomes the decoy for a F a a 4 0 StifR ShW M T rar 8 t o n son-Russ 8m p t Sales Featare tt group of men who specialise in H6 MAOt or— an s - t s n OealUesiB nweilaa Saber of Lsmaem * t t providing dead bank robbers for Manchester Awning Co. 1B:M Atrieaa Vatoal Cbartey Weaver Bhaw tt a cash reward. MacUve’a Oioer Worlseas t t ' tewrenee Welh's Daaclac Partv liBA W 8»T CBNTEII ST. RherMT e f Ow Mm 7:1S Wewsreel . 5 *. to. 5S Ml 9-9091—Eatabtfshed 1946 ServiMS AO Makes.Of 7stt Ferry MaMi S^tt Popular musical hour. . I t-JB Caosreseieiutl Vli leyslat Btarrinfc Raymond Burr. **The Merle' At Nine IS Washers. Dryers, 1:M Boaaar Case of the Credulous Quarry.*' "The Conspirators". Hedy' La- Hevalesz Cssildv Mason takes a case whteh Inrotvea mour-Peter Lorre Refrigerators and flat. Veertea a shadv lawyer, a clieat ftuHnir P:ZZ Have Onn Will T n m l Z H>« Austig A. Kr. Wlsaed a murder chaisa afid .& woman, . .Starring Richard Boone. A Televisioiis At Skv m a c witness who demsnds a payolf. wealthy rSneher hires Paladin to 1;W m eat Oenries Beaassa tt tt investigate when the rsnoherfa ReasofiaMe Prices snmaw rat (Color) starriae Lome Greene wife starts telling people she is CHAMBERS ca TMa la Otme Detactiaa “ The Last Trophy**. A rfsilInK a widom in the market for a hua- M ovtaig.... - Texas Baasen British lady Is ashamed of her hand ' AU. WOBB ODARAflTKED Z:W Vre Oa New Tetit cpm rdiv ht«eh^nd tn Che *Tsurt Jenniey Ta ETaderstaadlaa PaekiBg.... M arie * Tro|rfw“ Report IV, Coverage of Premier . S tora g e----- "Strance Holklar". Claude Raina- The nt*Ne rfc rierP AIm»w Khrushchev's visit to France Martiii Kaalek ^ Jotumr Cash, The Browns, Frank HcGee host. L ocal ar "Murder On The FhoUIChta' Crewe The FUiir Preps. ir.8. Marshal tZ Long Dfstaner Warld'a lleat Narlea _f S m Hfsli Bead „ I ** ]P:M naasmoke Zi Sm eeleaaa Part n "Horvest of the Sea .. a nivoice Oaut . 9 Z;IS tnia Praleealeeal four-month tuna furnt aboard- a tewless Teaes ZZ. PfauralT Oaa»e iBMoot clipper. TMs episode Fonr fnst Hea 49 TRAndSR VAN 8BRVI0B tda OMlaaaa ' , epens.as they encounter their first Zabifre U N.A. «* % Z:W CxHaaa Caealval tuna off Panama, but this first M:tZ Theater 'SB 9 . M arfa strike proves a disappointment as -Maa gram Jaleraal ZS. Z9 508 r>. MIDDLE TPKK. • Red Desert". D< tnev onir land three tons of the Richard- Wyler atasa. ‘ Tha DoH- - N eat eluslre fish before a storm not raaker ” ■ •a ggim or H in. cn 7-im 4;U The B(c >1x10 only ends the fisbtnz but also d e­ Markham -----. d9 4:Zt Brad Baris toaw stroys the bait. U:M New. Weagier and gpseto * •« I.eiea Brrel Cemedv 1* Cartain Tima Zt Maa And The CtoSetwa Zt. "Underwater*' SMrt Thtflla Cfaorze Nader stors Astro Fe­ •siarday NIcM Hews Z* W eSell ' Daacer la Mr Ba male. Barton pHs four Idris WrestUac' 49 T V Special 4:4C Amnleaaa asainst fonr men to prove Ifeat %m Be Osr tteaal women can equsd. If not sarpaon, llrU Festeire FUm 9 ■ M, BARRE GUILD AIIBIar OaM _ ' males as astronauts. WaMdts Bast Marias * Carr Mlddlecoff - Wanted Band ar ABes a vhsne The Farias W Mew. Orlesaa. J1 Starring atere- MCCteea. ZVaasan Lair gbaa to 1957 FIAT MONUMENTS eenuMBtatar' renwea to IMeii w aa . enttce U;ZZ Nana B.Wsnfbss * «-Deer Sedan. Model 1166 a t . DarfcalB Itaad town, Inctodlna Randall, and mls- UriB Bbril's Bari Marias | pUces her 'lo*« and nrith in a 1Z:M Naws __ One owner, Fwy sharp ^ Thus is a Burs GiiiM MMonwt IM heartless raHraad acent Isid Fantora flh n * «MfMI]hgSMtdNiMallwMM (:M Bix )V*e Stow Vemtt II Te Bsavar __ Charlie _ 49 ONLY 6d9 Bar Barm Onatavs IBarbara BUHngMey and ZitV Naws and Wsa4bss • IWfopIltMlHld OMk 0w hRB(*.. 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in W. AODDIJB tnuE. T U E S D A Y Television PROGRAM SU N D A Y Television PROGRAM FLETCHER Farenl* Betterment L e a w on .1^1 "Cktwboy" Tax Rltler-WlHlam a rt ot the organisation s annual I Coney Island artist. Claude Dau­ new devetopwenta ta eaplorinc CLASS COMPANY d:88 CgaGaeatal IBaatiaaaa musical rerue. Bl Ohaaatil' them. Today's profTJ■am deals with 8:U WuM’s Year TraaMa .Conrad.. „ • :M m « ScbMl Story S phin stars Tha Thraa Staagaa «■ Cartoea Paaliase 8 the Continental She. ieU» the areas 8t88 TMa Oar FaMh ^ , HuSi* ^ 3 ^ »larB I VBirrrrtty •t $k» Air H extending from AOTO OLA88 -- M ldlW BSHW W EW BiW g Uaatlaenal Ckwaaaai II. 88 8:U Baeiat' B t m <• DouMe Game" with Lash La Ruo.| ■ tU Newr I Champs 'a Ghalleagen 1* hundred mllea ouu In which 9 0 *o f (Color) 8:88 Edga Of NIxM ^ I S:M Prayer . ■ •• 1:SB Bell O Tanea 8 TUB ENCLOSURES — GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Adreatara Tima 81. m Ehurp la challenged to a guntlgnti ELECTRONICS 1:W Amerlcaa Legend 8 all sea life la found. Specif 8:88 4 Ia 4 l^ Prapew „ ^ the notorious sheriff - of I ^ t a m k Bite The Chrletopbm S inieata: French undersea expert 7:88 Tadag It. - Aaoerlcaa Baadstaad #8 Thir I* The Ufe • Pro BBskelball >1. M T 8:88 Faatare Film __ * 7‘ombstone. John Behan. I Playoffs Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau and . Maralag- SeaUattg ' Soienea Ficllen Theater 111 LABORATORIES ladaetry Oa TanUle M ' Dr. Athelstan l^llhaua. Dean M 3:38 Frayor "Federal Man". Winiam Henry- ELECTRONICS :tt ChrltUaa Seleaee M World’s Blsl Bovles 8 7:38 Tawa Orta* Pamela Blake , ,, High Bead :M Capllelirm A "Gunga Din" • the Institute of *Technolo*y at the Ma Martia’e Benadap S UnlyersUy of Minnesota. Walter Nawa Papaya Utealer •. JJ Ohrlrtopheri 1 The Big Pietaro j* 7:88 laaigUa Firm Shaw ** LABORATORIES . Faith la the Ifewa SO 1:81 Moy Bmers IJ Cronkite. narrates, _ 277 BROAD Sea Hast * MANCHESTER Breakfaat tlaaa Bay 9 U gm starring Cliuck Connors. "Lariat . I t:lS Fer All Peeple M I ^reh For Adveplare A 8:88 Hap Blaharda 8 t;M Perceptlea S Braya SuillleB M Wklrlyblrds H The town of North Fbrk faces the I 8:18 AlaaaaA# #8 *■** ^^A*Meeaage' To dapda” . Wallace prospect of crooked gamhiing. I Ohrlniaa Seleaee S 8:81 Saaday Bporta ■peeUcalar 1. M Comiaeats .. * • SS 8:18 Caplala Kaagavaa 8 Beery 277 BROAD Thli I* The U fe M Bud Palmer, boat. "America Ckantpleaslilp BowIIse TaoBerllla t.S. Marshal^ , W T:M Laaila _ ^ . • MOTOR SALES It’a F M ' Ta Bedaea M 8:88 Bed SkeltoB S ^ w 8/MI EASYTa t:4> Amerleaaa At Werfc t Bowls." Celebrity bowlers from ■i88 Schadala Far Laaralag M TwIHxhl Thealay the sports and entertainment Haa Frlaclaea Baal * "Son Fernando for Oorentor. 1 19:90 Lamp Vale My Feet $ Overland Trail *». 88 •VOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER* 8:48 It'a Fsa Ta Bcdaaa 88 Badnr aad Bl* Frienda Skelton hoe Amandh Bloke and I PARK HERE RellpoUB- serlet, with Dr. Oeorre world Including baseball stars 8:88 Featara FBai - > 9:99 Cteteh Carga Yom Berra and Robin Rotwrls, Marla At 1 .jJ !! BlUy Gilbert aa his guest sV*ra. I CroUfiere. "A Quertton of Time", "Bacape Ma Nerer". Ida L«l>ln®- S12 WEST CENTER STREET ‘.'MIm Robinhood" Margaret Ruth­ t:88 Qaleh Draw BaGraw when a flash-bock sequence U l playlet focuains on thh Puerto and pro foMball ' stars Johnny erford. Darfaaa riayhaaaa There’g never • ptwhlng Dupawdoble S«rv{c« Vniuis and Alan Ameche a m ^ r I E m d Flynn. . . » „ M l t - l S l l used to show bow Son Faraondol Rican "problem" and the wares ' M D. lataraallaaal Bhag Do m Bohaal > Mg Pletare Red, the Great con man. achlered I proMem »t STANEE'S.' of prejudice which, bare greeted In a pre-recorded match. Rocky BaatM* Baaaa _ 88 diSg WaaOMT. Newa aad I f ' Graslano appears In a special 1:99 Dannie The Maaaaa * enough political stature to run fori — Bast Buy Yet each tide' of Immigrants settling Mavarlah ■ •• ?• Tax niyal’a Foa Shaw 18 8:88 Alaiu ae No metere elttwr. Ope« In this country. celebrity match with comedian Eddie Bracken, songstress Jujls 8:1# IM Salllvaa Shaw «r*iS:j-.Party„^ Thursday errmtmgn natu m s m ,Thls Is The Aai Gueala; Taraaa l^awar. alnger; "Safety-Tested •tU Om SL IC S w a # S (Color) GuesU: Marie MCDoil^ . H M’ > doubt about It. Wilson and comsdian Betty Bo- 8:88 I Earriad dwMi i Pamr Aatwaa (8 Wbea you buy TV or Ra- Chalice Of SalraUea Dorothy pandrldga. anal: , I. St. f t Jimmy Dean. Blaine Strttch. P e lt I B. ' The Christophers Gulre. Andy Tarippa, bowling Jack Carter.' com ^Un: Mjjoj* r Coos. Arthur Treacher, and dlo you want dependable trick-shot artist . demonstrates 8IH wSSSiy Braah S This Is The Ufa sonte of his most spectacular Cohan, comedian: ® «rl d;88 Albert Bathe Beyarta EeleiM and Howard, donee team. aervlee to back It up— 10:99 iM k Op And U re ^ t. 99 , Used Cars^‘ 18:8d Waaayi_ M PhlHp Marie we 8. M I Religious series. "A Ban and His shots and other famous bowlers Daogb Ba Ml 33. S8 Um kind yon ft*, here. ' exhibit their Bcllls. a X a . •^ngSlST"':Jil *B lch M BaHgwaad’a Ba#8 ,_ • 7:88 t 5 * M The Truth . Philip Carey stars ‘TTou M il | Buslc." a special telerlslon trib­ tilualonlel. „ _ Me.'^Marlowe crack* a homlride ute to the modem Jewish corn- 8:88 Gkanapleashlp Bridga 18 "The Devil la A Stmy" PhR BUrets Bhew Sanday 8 h «e a M B . 81 38:8# PabMe D «< «g d « * aad unmasks the brain behind a With Charles Gwen. Players are Freaents "The American'. drama ^ M ^ r^ W tro f'" Dea Oaade-Jane gigantic pubitc awtoidl*. Olive Peterson. Bary Jane n r e ll baaed on the laat y a «a of Ira Play T a w BOaah' 99. 99 OenfldeaHal Pile JJ I \ i: \ m i I. \ l I ■ - I I. \ K I Ts Leonard B Harmon, Ivor Slak- Hayea the Am arU^ 9 tm rL a w a L a a * 18:88 M-Sanod. 88. 88 composer, goM. Charles Goren analyses b SS mw- 1 ^ 3 ^ 88 daughter of Ike late .who participate In the hlalortc 3S6Nort|i News aad Wcalhee M- Lee Morrln stars "DlarT of a and a oolnoted * concert ‘ artist In her plays with Alex Dreler, emcee. flag-riaing -et Iwn J l ^ In 1MB Bomber". Ballinger *earchea for Artistry in FUmers own lijdit. 8:88 News whan ha waa S3. He d ie a tra m Main Si. a man planning to assassinate a 4:W Paal Winrhell Show.. - b J K B A E M ^ 'a Wa 7iU NewJrDeugla# Mwogda - The U rlag Ward death al^the age of S3 four y a < « rlslting foreign dignitary. PiMty of Froo Porliins Saerlflee el the Bass. Atk Washlagtoa .88 ago. L e Barvin afara. Ceae In- RS:*’ Mews Oairy Meere Shew _ ■• •• M:W Threagh The Perthele Newsman answer ylewers* gneet- TdL U:8S The UvlM We«d 7:88 What la The We»ld ^ _ FLOWER ciudea Bteven HI" BHIon BUILDING MATERIALS Ut88 Leya 4M Ufa Guests: Vocalitto Blla Fllsgerald IliM fasb^ . lions. ■ Sidney Pollack. Thomaa Car«n MIS-5253 Ti ath a r Oe a ieqaeaeei and Mel Torme...... At Fatih Fer TedUy Bovis 18 i S S n g John BmlOi and Jofcert "B are*—Me Parallel” 8. 48. 88 M "Follow The Hunter" Charles 8;8d lat'annaa •• The B eaMeea Oau Crawford Jr. "Saddle «>d Bpm^ 3. ‘ 18:18 Bcoreb Per T saseyysw John Secondorl narrates the story FASHIONS S ir Pletare Chaplin Jr.-Bargtc Dion Thaalar LUMBER FUEL Slim end Jeee become town mar- of a nation that 10 year* ago com­ llh Ronald ReaMn. program au- It tlepM Be Tea shsls Ib bb effort to pt^v6iit Snored Bearl Ii81 Rrofcea Arrow ■ ■■ Kenney glare In manded the attention of the world MANCHESTER I1:1S Urine Word Faee Tka Naltea _ ^ m m HOURSf OPEN DAILY YrtS AJi. MONDAP H w SATCTDAT Lera Thai Bab 8. 8d. throBtonod rBB||B wbt. but I* now Tlrtuatly forgotten. In- ItiM r __ Three — I. *• News interview p n ^ a m ; with fT7e'"web *or’ouQl.’’uljl." A------H:W The Oaidfag Light trial lawyer le miod BoMera— ------Merle At IS _ MI 9-6268 n e Bad tleasa t j Crosby commentator. Dtrerce Baarlag 88 "W lm ". Henry Pimda-Pat O Brlen Commead PeTfenaaaeo N 8:81 Mattv’s Faaday Fanalea City. Dolorea Del Bio. Rlrardo . BLU N O TO K BEANOH—W EST ED., ROUTE 8-W18 TV Malt aider 18:88 Keep Tatolag - 8. 48. f t **Yo« Leave the Clothes^ U ;M Tear Cenimaally Monlalhan end Gilbert Roland co- 1:88 41ar Rfias Braeks 8:88 Let's Trarel 18 Goagaaet ^ alar. Additional eueate Include 1:W As The WatM Taras Itorae A Allen U News ItoBBdBB DeualB tPBeefe Shew Jehany MMnIghI We Do the ~W.ork*^.^ .. - .... ''it at Marlnaland of 3:88 Day la Oeart _ hia automobile. _ dlsmrered ths radiation bells .... P a c l^ In California, ahowa Heaaeaev ■ . bito her alfeellona and Hal a bank Medle . 88 (One Block Bast of Mata which surround the earth, guest. 8:38 Alfred Nllcheaek PrearaU • „ , • W. P. QUISH Per BsMer av Wars# account „ how aclontlata Era atudyinc the Jobv Baker and Audrey Trtler emrtm Wat A Day 11:88 News. Weather A Syerta 8, 8 Between Oak and Bbeh) He will describe the "beehlre” of porpolae and her aroaslnfc under­ 1:8# TV StartlBto _ radiation surrounding ths earth. alar In "Madame Mraferv. elory f:88 Ool# Storm Shew (Color! PresenU T » y Big Mews S A r t Needlework SoppUcB water “ radar” mechanlam to de­ of a publlclat who reaorta to draa- Beosa PMty. ■ Mews and Wealhee *• Lynn Poole, hoet-narrator. velop a man-made Imitation for Lordto Yeoog Theotor "The Young J u i*^ '. Peatass 48 48 Free InetractJona RREEN PHARMACY 11:1# Washlagtea Repert I. M uae as a navliratlonal aid for the tlc action when hla acheme for FUNERAL HOME ttooel drama about *,.®T*W‘5r fniocea* la threatene, 8:88 Mr. aad Mrs. Barth IHnerant entertainer who ftods 11:18 Pesdare Film * Free PerUag OHARLBS A. BARBATO lt:lS Teslerday's Kewsreel J blind. Newsman Grant Holcomb Tesog Dr Maloaa "High and Happy . Eddie Albert- M COTTAGE ST.—MI f-fSBS Year Senator Rs m tIs • reports Tka Alaakana JJ t u M A S K e n V E B r T E L . M I S-BGM forglrenese for a Mb of ralneh- Constance Moore B.8 „ PhArm. __ 18:88 letrella Yaaag Shaw 33. 38 Beat The Oleeh neae and pleasure. ***“ America At Wen' f* TV CoUeae Bowl "Strange Artrenture". A woman, AB Blar nayhaosa daek Paar n # w I# M tlA lin PRESORIPnON lt;M Cemmead Perfarmaace 11 Information frame: Allen Ludden. 8:88 The T erdM b Toon dina and Nebemioh PerdoR World's Beet Merles 8 Wo Bellere • moderator, and elRbt colleRlan on a guided tour of Home, dta- n nuUn sERvioE corera a etartllng portrait In • Pr*m These Beets ^ Maay Lera# ePDrtde GHMe "Julia Mtabeharee"- Teeners Talk Cp _ J ronteatants. Ceaasetieat Baadsbad Mlght Spot Might Emergency Call Stories froia Oaler Space M rhamnloasbip Brldae shon window. Her 'eearch for. the Starring: -Dwayne HIckmM. .^x- IT'S arttef leada her on the moat ro- loua to Imprese aomo clrlc-tnind- 11:18 daefc Paar Shew 33 M l S-40SO Blahap Pike W Time Present W ^D^tlrira.IT 13:88 Mew* aad Weather 3 Dr. Howard A. Rusk, physlclan- Chet Huntley HeportinE. Nfwa manttc adrenture of her life. moOEPORATED ed porenU. DoWe talks his mother The 0»arge Gabel Shaw 8 RORERT J. and father Into Joining the Cep. 1:88 Mewe ** FREE DELIVERY leacher-edltor and aulhorllr -on features. 1:38 Mow# • C o v e y ' s M l ADddle Tqm pike Eaat health resources. They will dis­ The Isoae BaMer Gaea F.nd 1* Aaaerleaa Baadstaad fral High School StudenU cuss "Health for Peace." KverTmaa'a Famltr 18:88, What'a My UaeT 8 REAL RESTAURANT T E L M l C-144S 11 :SS Year Voice la Washlagtea 1 Film Johaay Slaeeala Orel Keberte 11 • :M Small World 8. fPremlere) "The Naked Truth." • "OrSDRAMI IB SINCE m «* • INSURANCE IN MANCHESTER 1:M New York Phllharmenie Y o a n The program makes Its first use a young male ringing alar la , OROUND FLOOR—MI t-«M l People's Ceacerts S, B of video tape when Edward R- raugiit In the grin of a blackmail­ RM M AIN SIR! W E D N E S D A Y re/e»i«ion PR O G R A M Why Not Take Her Dot With leonard Bernstein. "'Un- Murrow presents as hla Eueata ing- iwandnl magazine. To DiBBer Fer A fliaBgeT ususl Instruments—Past. Present Senator Henry Jf. Jackson (D.. Nat Per HIra M . Wedaertajr_ TOght P ^ t a ». “ Nichols TIDC and Future” , A youngster's kaioo. Wash.) (from Washlnaton. D. .C.) Tea-4 M fjbaaael Adveatare Time 83. 8# ^ d le Perkins" vs Ctilco Rollins. JUST ASK HER— a cometto. a tape recorder. a and Dennis Healey, British IsSbor Alfred HItebeark Preaeato 48 8:88 CwUacatol f Amariaoa Baadstaad 48 10 round llchtwelghta ^ _ Monchoster ■ ■■■*• I n c . „ SEE WHAT SHE SAYBt shawm a raganella and a num­ ite Member of Parliament (from 11:88 Saaday Newa Speelal 8 S-.U Boned Heart 8:88 Featare Film 8 Merle At 15 ^ Ijondonl. Mr Muirow moderates News *8 8:88 TWe Oar Palth "This ■nme For Keeps". Bsther ber of other odd Instruments will Winiams-Jlmmy Durant* “ (^harllF Moon'*. Max Bygraye»- Can M I S-1415 for BeeerratleM GOODYEAR be the subject. ^ from Borne. Italy. Newe aad Weather 8 CeallBeBtal Claesreeaa College News CoBferenee 8. B Meet The Press Saaday Nlxht Beparl 33 IT DOES - Make A Deference Where Ton Save! (Color! Papeye Theater 8. JJ or Alive 48 Ruth Hagy. moderator has ac- Ouest: Thomas E. Dewey, former Waahlaxtaa Beparl 88 8:M CathaHe Prayer Find Shew “ PLENTY OF PARKING espted an Invitation Issued by rovemor of New York, 11:18 Featare nim 7:88 Utodar _ ^ Bay Bagers JJ *•=*• r . V r W mysterlou. , e r t g NYLON TIRES "Lake Placid Serenade." Tera Maraiag Seatlaa* S:88 Early Shaw „ - » A T 4S E. C E N TE R (nr. President KIsenhower to nerltcl- roll 45 "Moss Rose". Ethel Barrymore -rustlings baffles Marshal Dun­ pate cffirlallv In the Golden An­ People To People Ralaton-Hobert Llrlngaton. 7:3# Prayer bar (Joel McCrea). niversary ’White House Confer­ .Phil Silvers Warld'a Reel Bavlea 8 7:38 Tawa Ottor Taeasyllla JJ Life of BIley Store and Phtnt MS Bread St. ence on Children and' Youth. Champtonship Brtdce Human Comedy" Hews Twitighi Theater J# U.S. Marehal ^ ‘ Guest- Keith Funston. pres.. N. C:St Th# Tweptifih Oeninrypini S. 45 Lata Show 88 3i% 7:88 Choltonge oT OapHoHa My Priead Plicka U Trackdewa Y. StooV Ksrhange. “ The Mysterious Deep.” Part I. "DIaobf-dlent " Harold Warrender. BrcokfOal Tims 8:88 Clatch Carga ■ 18:48 Sports Ceraer TEL. M l 3-5179 “ The Power of the Sea.** First of 13:88 Newa had Weather 8 8:88 Hap Biehards - 8:88 Bat Mostersoa f MR. GAR OWNER! 1:N Frontiers Of Faith M. 99 Cortoaa Playhensa iJ narhham "Self Portrait." the story of a a special two-part report on out 13:A4 Moment af Medltatlaa ! OUTM lt 8:18 Almaaac 11:88 News. Weatoer n d Sports 8. «. U successful portrait painter turned oceans their sljmlflcance and 1:38 Newa 8 8:18 Capuia Kaacarse Three Maskeleer* -83 News aiui « — th«r »• Ann no] Il’a Pan Te Hedaee 8:38 Weather News and Saeris 3 Rig Newh. 33 DlYidrtid 8:18 Sekedale Per Lcaralag 48 8:38 Speriseep*. News A Weather * M Bebia Heed I f Featare 4# 8 For thorough, depend­ Z4 HOUR SERVICE VfAfmr R oto 8:88 Featare Film _ _ . , ? 11:18 Featare Film "Belle Of The Yukoo". Randolph Clahhease "In Old California John Wayne- ■ ggcusiTgi'S 848887 rigawciat iwstitutiib, Eneere “ AMBULANCE • Scott-DInah Shore BInnIe Barnes „ able service on any make M O N D A Y Television PROGRAM Ding Dang Sehael 8:48 News *• **■ H Jack Paar Shew *• SERVICE /0O7*A€aUn JtSoet, tCttomt Heraperer ------Been _ 8:85 Hports _ . J8 GsaaecUenl Baadstaad 8 Bearbaa Street Beat 8, 48, IS Tex Payel’s Pan Shew Albert Barhe -Meperta 38 W r^"I:;^k*?o’'r‘?he Sliver LI,^ o f car see o r MANCHESTER 8:88 Caatiaeatal Glaseraom Kathy Godfrey 18 8:88 Daaay Themas Shaw S, 48 Laaaey Tones 7:88 After DIaarr Merle * 8:15 Sacryd Heart Who Do VsB Trastf 53 Danny becomes concerned be­ 8:18 Captain Kaararae ■ "Hobson's Choice" CSiorlea Laugh- 11:38 JMh Paar ,, *1 cause he (eels that he will have, 8:88 I Married Joaa ten-John Mills . TEL.M I 3-0350 8:38 Thie Oar Faith 4:88 Baager Andy 8 12:55 New* WeAthev g Caatiaeatal Claeeraam Comedy Flaykaase 33. 38 only a minor role when he gives Pecas Shetgan Blade ,J 1:55 nemaWmee ^ iColor) , Ameriraa Baadstaad 8 ,53 his daughter Terry's hand In 8:88 Beoaty Break Moyle At Beyea-. ' ^ Kew» Marla 18 marriage. He learns later that Don WILLIS Garage 18:88 Bed Bawe Shew "Siren Of The South Seas" War­ Bourne Buick, Ine. 7:N Today 38. ITalvereiiy af the Air "Areon. Inc., his presence at the big event ts 8PB01AL1STS IN Deogh Be Mi ren Hull. __ 2S5 S ^ in St.— PbeiM M l S-4S71 7:38,Prayer , The-Three Btoagef - 48 of the utmost Importance. M^lxw#o4.*s—JBesR Waalher—Local News, . « HoUywood Yeporter: .took for 7:35 Tawa Orler <:45'8ecret Siorm 48 Peter Gann IX. 88 7FHEEL ALIGNMENT sad ^TftahS xjtate Soldier" News and Weather *38. 4# Q U A U tY U 8 T O CAE S Newe 4:38 Edge at Night 3 Craig Stevens stars "The Murder BRAKE SERVICE M:S8 Oa The Go _ ^ 38 Men . . . f j the cast of "U 'l Abner” principals 7:38 Peteeptloa Adventare Tima - 33, 88 Clause." Fearing her husband Play Year Haach 7:18 News Deaglas Edwards ^ to support Clem Kadlddlehoffer on Breakfast 'Dme American Bandstand 48 plans to kill her, the wife of a' G E N E R A L a UTO R E P A IR Hear With Yea The Passerby 8:88 Hap Biehards - n 5:88 Featare Film 8 , trumpet player asks Gunn to help MTtHraP S-4S8I—18 MAO) ST.. MANCHESTER 1:88 i Love Laev Ncwi ~ a forthcoming Red Skelton Shw Siorane 8:18 Almaaac "Voice In The Wind" Frances her. „ The Priea Is Bight 7:88 Btaaager* la Th# City «# . . It’a too early to tell If CBS-TV haa signed actor Keefe 4:15 Captain Kaagareo Ledcrer-Slgred Qurie. Paris Preclact 18 1 I Decenher Bride Documentary on- New York City s BONDED jPICK-UP It’a Faa To Bedaea Papeye Theater 8. 48 8:88 A bb Sathera Shaw , 8 V fJeaecBtrattea latest newcomers, the Puerto Texan" will go beyond this peason Brasselle to an exclusive cimtract S:M Schedala Far Lcaralag First Shaw 3T * A con man puts Katy and Olive Is Served Ricans. . . on CBS-TV, but partners Rory for his TV appearancee . . . Merr ' 8:45 It's Faa Ta Bedaea Boy Begcra Shaw 38 in a pickle when the girls decide WHWdbM YfaIb **• Calhoun and Vic OrsatU ^ aw al­ 8:88 Featare F i l m ...... 5:38 Early Shaw 38 to buy a piano and he offers to 11:48 The U ag W< ^ond xtAM. *‘The Jo»tiua Griffin’s "Play Tfour Hunch” , re­ * F ishd f " "I.jdv From Louisiana' Jol "Kentucky” Loretta Young get It for them wholesale. _ SHERWIN-WILUAMS 18:88 L e ^ a U le Gilliam Story " with Dan Durye^ ready preparing a portedly going night-time on NBC- Wayne-Dorothy Dandrldge Teeasvllle 18 TV Thcalar 33. 88 ~ • r OoBseqaeaeee Border Patrol ■ show called “Port of Call TV ,. . ^-qux master Jack Barry, ' Ding Dane Scheat Bla Tin Tin S3 Pat Oowley. Lurene TutUe and Gan TV Direst . }J DRV CLEANSERS, Inc. Henry Hull star "A ll in the Fam­ D «T E R IO B PAINTS EXTERIOR 8:88 r.B. Marshal *■ >■ worldwide backgrounds . . . ^ ■now performing in night clubs. Trill *85 BROAD ST.—MI 8-7111 -. Bamper Baara Twilight Theater 48 18:88 I______. Tax Payers Fan Shaw 8:55 Claleb Cargo * ily". drama concerns a widow, PICTURE FRAMES—ARTIST MATERIALS It Oeajd TTY Mail Order Sullivan Is completing plana to do shorUy record an LP album of Laaaey Tnnaa 6:88 Saperman * her son and niece Maggie, who go Lave 8:88 Tha Price I* Bight 88, 8:15 Captain Kaagaraa Gartaan Plarhaasa !* Into the decorating business to W A L L P A P E R , Efa. ^ 11:88 The C Color—Bill Cullen is emcee. a 90-mtnuta special from the stage songs from his act. 8:18 I Married Jaaa Llberace *3 earn their living. SSL MAD) ST. TEL, Ml S-AOS IMS Now* _ Me* Into Space of the Stardust Hotd In L m s Facas 8:38 Weather. Newa A Sparta 3 Adrentares la Paradlsa 8, 48. 88 Aheot Paces Starring Vimilam Londigaa. Polly Bergren haa turned down 8:38 Sportscape .* Gardner McKay stars "The Vio­ A* Haase WHh V egas next' spring . . . AH that’s 8:85 Beaaty Break 38 Ootle A Harriet _ holding up Alan Ladd’s dehut as a an offer to star in "Story Ot 18:88 Bed Bawa Shaw Saphrmaa ' ■ r - ’ll lent' Journey." Adam 'Troy pon- Merte MaBaea . . . Mmon "The Profesaor'a BxperlmenL Daagk Ba Ml 83. Clabhanse- ! ! forms his first nnarrtage ceremony "Over My Dead . f a reeult of girl tipuble. Rick TV star la an OK from Paramoimt Judith" (m the G.E. ’Theatre, be­ Tapper ' ' Modern Digest . „ H as a sea captain ana then taken , Berie volunteers to work In the chenjls- cause of an Impending' contract to 8:M News 8. H. 58 ' the couple on a honeymoon to one ' 1:88 Got Miss B r a ^ try lab on tha night of the big Pictures and director George Ste­ 18:88 Ob The Oa 1:88 Aa Pbe WeridTaam 8. 48 do tha leading role In a 90-minute Fablle Defender _ News aad Weather ■ of the Cook Islands. MONDAY Thni FRIDAY nm e. vens for use of "Shane” as a se­ Play Vonr Hnach . 81. 8:55 Albert Barhe Beperle M ClUsea SeMier M MTha Do Tea TraelT The Vikings blblo spectacular. 18:88 Heaussey New* ries tlUe. West Paint ^ r t e M Th* €!hri*t*phera TV Mall Older 8 11:88 I Lara Lacy 8. 7:M TTiis Is Alice 8 StarAng"■ -ring Jackie Cooper. Hennesey 9 A M . 8:88 The MinUaalro_„...... Tha Prtea U Bight 33 admire* the artistic operating l|55^Pra,rtw e m rw tK ______« ••• - ...... • With Maririn Miller. A man _de- MANCHESTER ____Beanaralce aLAmcrlcaa lllflaTy 8 M ^* *2 * 7* l ! technique - a plastic-surgeon Per Bette* a* Par Waraa cidea to set a trap for a criminal "&Vilher" — BlcKord' TTavla- who builds a n.ew face',for a badly Qaaea Par A Day and uaes part of' the million dol- ULTRA FASHION OPTICAL STYLE BAR 11:88 Caaceatratlea 38,88 Wcathcr. Lacof New* *3 burned seaman, but both doctors T K PAVELS Day la Oaort lara he haa received from an Dceember Bride become unhappy with the post­ 8:88 Haase W ^r _ . . MAUN ST.—M I 8- llM ' V 1 TV Digest News- el the Roar .and Weather M Larrtta Taang Thaota* anonymous benefactor to finance HEARING GLASSES Academy Playbaasa 48 News and Weather operative recovery of the patient. the plan. _ „ People’s Cbalee 58 Wove Alien Shew 83. 88 CARTOONS AND INTERESTING BITS Gale Storm She* “ *erry Oome’s Maeie HaH 38.18 by QUALITONE professional HEARUNO - 17 O AK ST. 1 Film M 7:15 The Passerby 3* (Color! 8:88 The (Gplor! Guests: Peter Lawford, 11:45 The Uvlag Ward . M Deaglas Edwards A the News 48 Merle at 18 ' 18 FOR THE TOUNO FRY YaoagDr. M lU^ Jsipe MoVgan. The Four Lada and AID SERVIOE 13:88 Lave Ot Ule ' ■ H "Fighter Squadron". Edmund Beat The O a ^ Trath ar Gaaaegaaaean 33, » ■News . 3 8 All 8tor,^yhaaaa Elaine Dunn. NEW ____ 699 M A D ) ST. PhoiM Ml 3*6247 1 7:38 Kate Smith Shaw , 1. 48 O’Brlan-HairjF Hull HawaiiaB Bye ..t.** Beatless Gan 8. W 18:38 "Ted Mack A The Origlaol, 8:88 The VwdSet Ia_TM n Hartford JA 6-7181 13:88 Search Far Tamorraw 8. 48 Gueete; Joe Bushkln, pianist, fnd ■ K am These Beats Starring Anthony BIsley. ■ Kim • BeaGtr 33. John LaSalle Quartet, rocal-ln- Amaiear Hoar" S. 88 -- Oulsete.’\ It Cbald Be Yea atnimental group. Entertainment by talented per­ fjaanactieBt Baadstaad • Performance L«ve Tbxt Boht 8. 48 18 Harbor Cmmaad I f Home appototmeatB— |lXt45 Thv Ouidinx Llxkt . Birerboat 33, 18 formers with viewers across the CORURN^A MIDDLERROOK. Iec. ?5Sft5‘YI?Vra*.7 ' 8:88 I’ve Gel A^^rrt . • Concealability I 1:55 Sews Starring Darren BcGavIn: Dan country picking thslr. fayorllee With Garry Mo®''*- *«»*: ponel- by year invItBUe*. Almat Faces , Flynn neipe Captain Holden Gght Snd mailing bi' their winning. investments Ista .Bill Cullenx Heniy Morgan. At Halhe With Sltty , a band of hooded men who hold choices AmerteAM BiuNl«tM€ Betsy Palmer. B m Myeraon and DRAPERIES and an entire river town In reign of TY Show With Jane AUytea 8. 88 MB. OBOBOB F. JOHNSON J*H'Mei»EeP guests. Marie Matiaca terror. In "Night of the Faceless James Mason stars In "Once Upon* 1* '"Thirteen Rue Madeleine" Part 1 FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL ^nSit Wove" Alex Nlcol-HiHary M m s Aad AIImi Divorce Hearing Men.' . .. A Knight." When a professor et Brooke. 15:55 drvie TlireAier 1:85 Gat B iss Breaks Cheyosae . 8. 85 medieval history attempts to ex­ ON ALL EXCHANGES U8TED AND UNLISTED—MUTUAL FUNDS Three Staagaa “T tIa! By Fury.** \ Clint Walker In "The Iduit ( ^ plain why he Is wearing .a suit of The TMs Is Year Ufe \ . See Vs for...... - " , ' CURTAINS l;M a. The World Tarns 1 t8 its MAIN STREET , YEL. MB »-U t# 8:U S a ^ Storm Wba l>a Yna Trnst .mnnehero" (R). After jailing the armor, he encounters a woman «:S8 Bdga Of. Might KAlph Edwards Is host. PYRENE and C02 FIRE EXTINCfUISHEI^ News leader of a band of renegade with an unusua) Instinct for help­ n ALSO FOR REFILLING SERVICE » BsoEtifuBv .Clsanf4 This Is The Answer while men for,eeIling liquor and ing the harassed. 1:58 Prayer rifles to Comanches. Cheyenne 1s II :i ews, Weather aad Sparta 8, 8.TI 3:88 Far Better ar Far Waraa forced to a showdotrn with towna- gI* Newe “ AH T o m mad ttu loea a n d P r s M s d Been Put a Day , peopl- demanding the captive'* Nows and Wealbar 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURC ^ SCHIEBEL BROTHERS. 3 ay la- Caart lynching. . Peatarh 48 • BEAUTTFUL DISPLAYS A SINOB.lgia 3:18 Hobs. Parts 8:88 Darknin Basrtlag 11:18 Featare Film GLOBE TickotB, RMetVBtkMw, leforpaBtloe DisnuBuiroRS Lsyetta Yanag Theater The Texas "Hoodlum” . Lawrence AlrlfaM^ StPiiBihlp, Helbwri Gale Storm Show 8:18 Falfcer______Kae.ws Best Jack Paar The LADD and HALL CO., Inc. PROCTOR ROAD lusd CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 1:88 The MilllaaBire Starring Robert Y«»mg. A broken Wertd's Be*4 Mavica TRAVEL SERVICE Heteig, Ro ot 3a. ;plBONE MI g-*754—BOCKVnXE. ENTERPRISE gST* VaBBR Dr. Maloaa frame on her birih cartificatr "Cry Vengeance" M U N IO N 8 T. — ROCKVILLE ^ ______. DRY CLEANERS *■ Beat th. tW h lead# Kathy to reminlece. In a 11:8A Jara Past Bhew TEL. TH ft-tSH MI 8-BBPe All Star Ptaybaisse flashback sequence, about Ibe lt;M Newe apd WcatT •ty MAQI 8T.—TEIe EP A«797—Afl8»»FJL,>IID -7fl* 93 Write St.— Ml 3-72.54 9MT'- '.tin Ik Vaara most". rtdseraMe peek In her nfe^ 1:88 Newe ^ 1 i - Wr»m Tbeua Baa4a - Yales E IPMIa Fargsl M. M 1:38 Newa J!AGB FOUR IfANCHESTEB BVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONVf.. SATURDAY, MARCH 26. 1966

T^leviswrii, !!■' jEbato la n U ia kUtlac o(( hlii wUa, * * : ■ : ; * [«e", Dan Baity-Tonr< I .BtaUcatoiv' Coinvenirat''; Z M qMDK» . . .adwoMaac^n tt a Waa^oc- *'-5SiSR?« i cutdad Alaatfaui toam ^ ardarad to ^ I * tiM BSPtoYngM -'teach' hla atudedta la Oamaia ha., •:W (Mlwl]l> toora*' m ' AAvaetera naae atead of French. In "The In to i a m 1:M IM a y a ■ M Leaaon” . ; , B a n k DolruaMy ofttko Alr The Baal liM Prsrer. ’ , ” > Far Bedroom C". Oiorla Swan. Btarrinc W a lter------fitS'Vawo OriMP-v' ^ . i •oBrHans Conreld „ The.AHM MlehaelaBBtCBMMIB laBM ABEMHBAfrlea •««, New« ■ / Faeaya Theater <• t : N Dleh Powell’a Zanc Bray llM aiw 1:W Anmlciaa M ofl . llCaltoe.BJr^^^ S:ii Almaa*"" •'Prtneesa CtndereHWj* iUMBaai m Q i ] c ia tv . ■ TeaMvIlla ' ss t:W B<«« ifle.jroT IT v^ S M Theater "i .Mynerx ^ a;taI Peoton' PMUon l Baata aad Hla Frlaada "There'a. That (Womiia Aiaia' SBS:Ct«M 'Barca t.s?-V ■ ^ ! v?T eL*. British c»in ^ '^ e Savings tuyto^lV? Rodfo? V dian. . _ flHubcharrj aaaaB'’' -'^ Daairiaa Fafahadha Thaatar gffl5^r*'ha«* HaFFer BIra ^JSank o{ ' Ml fair* to Mjr BP*- TOT Farara P aa Shaw ■ -rm etU Waathrr Mawa and Roorla S - " la «to «lT» yp«. *■** StuTtac*Bay HUIand. ‘ The Phan­ a S T K By B-B.aa. tom Archer." ' ^ I sdiie6-r*Dd » corn- sasSSiSTOr ^ 1 Traaeeaee Bivde Fard Shaw t f . Ip ‘ ■■ lieniee' ■Viaa BlfincliesteF •UK JIaaatr Braak « ! t » Thrilla From Olyaaples TSe*?SatoaehabIaa .A to. U t o Tha Baa Bajra Shaw Starrinr- - m .■ — _ ’“it o Bfain Office •>tt Merra' . Dorene Bane, ory." FBAturea M g Mata 8 M SaSnrtoS*BBaa«» • iM Barka Beparta Anne FrandB. •’Pour Wlrea" iSSt' OlHsoa SoMlor East Branch U iM Oa Tha Cto T.-W ' ggg Baat^Cctttar Htewto s 1 \ t . > Pafeae D a M la r •AiSKsr - j U:M i^*Ju5lee^‘ Jerry <5olo“ - Oom^y" tod mm_ profram. West Branch 'Tha I nanlaan'aan PorterPoi „ otantnif .torckeK Hoooey. . MattchMtar BaHtaie waptoer—Legal Rewa tatog^ Rtim aito W e a ^ . « Bdrmrd O. v C i ^ at Bddle Brake » « Trof61 liowrtt i M :M Feathra> ,, _ . • „ sar*" t :U DaocUa Bdwaida tod Tha Raws Bnria Ravae^ Taka A ■eanty Cora U:U The 1... A- UiM Lava al ■ .w.'- ■ . -H Panel show siarrln* Bmis Kovacs as modeMtoMmcea. ProOle, bao|(, "SSSiS litoSSTjIaat k m , > 1 U :M Sm^ . Karr Of Tha PU Iaamaa M .Death Ta»wr;I»aya____« .fto a t ...n m . 11 OaoM Ba fa a ■ ID Hldiaal Anaara in "SteUa". Watt ' look p re^ i Lava Thai Mb i .pa* 'pHeWhae. |a captured by a r a o ? ^ • 3 U ;« The OoMliMrUitM ’ tram cm ry '. canR of bank robbera. . „ Ji ..SSF^Wtotoar " BOTTLINfi CD. angle w llli one lit o J e ^ i _ 1 An Blar Oroas A to. to AnhaatMB MV »Paeaa MOMM ' Spatod SpotUtotinc noted. Bur»- 8U and fity o a ( o o f eocpert At Hfaaa WUk n ita baan acta. CmnMlan Joe F,, U:W fSttOre tC -j 10 HENDERSON RDT ■a^ IbHaae. . U iU . Faatara FOsa halido^a, • •DUiX.___ j. Keny. OM.** Bugaob Brorrn provldaa the commentary •‘Suapenae". Barry Sunivan-BfUtA K Ml 3-7922 tor -the color and exottement of JaekFaarBhaw ' *• , Palette ' the bid top. "Among the acta lum litoO BT M laifB>btktf-:i'»u■■ . World’s Best Wortaa ' The TUlUms, JugCIClo, n a "JesebeV' \ Frtocescos. muslcall^itobU; The U iM Jack Fsto towf. ' MARLoyrs ■ * * u « » ! 63r ! - ‘ A trial' Hustrela. U tto Rowe aad.Woatha r. Rewt ' ' ' ' I(chuinanB'a lilbaPty nBWP w^.-wo-.—-cSU I t i i Wewa. Obwrealeatly to tke eeatar ThU la Ika UNr. It Baumanntfl tizer aCT,.'Dthera. l:Sh Fimyee-• , noHraa Sliule {..to Raws BY THE CASE n •C ^ eheppla^ « a t ^ - lito T h a Batty Hatoa^Sharr ' ' I Ooldla la trldcad Into' r a ia ^ For Uie eleventh conaecutive SELF PICK-Ut* , S n Mata S b - « e L M I f-M W moneyBibVMiCF forava _ a an _ non-ecletttiK savw#-w*^wa—m b foater year, the Mutual Bromdcaattog AT'THE PLANT l:W oSTe J home lor children by a ryect old System'.wUl carry pUty-by-pUy nc-. couple who turn out to l>a swln- dlen. When Goldie dlaobvers the tlon of baaeball‘8 "Game of The Smth off Onter.St.. t:WTha%l^^!to „ BC^me. aha de-rUu a same of DA3r'’ . . '. “ Thfe' Racer.” a new dra­ Taaaj^to^j^aae B her orm to gat even Ngrth oR Weat CeMto Bat Masteraaa » . to matic aeriea about' auto racingi Sate Fur Gene Bairy atara ’The Reluctant went liito production and wlU toon | ;lt ^ ^ ^ IS jll!B ^ * *lto rra J Witness." htifairterson' ' seeks a----- nflaa- debut on TV acreena.. ."Peraon- . InsAUK rrltness WAVUcno who waav canvnati clear a yonns woman of a murder cha.__. to-Paraon” goea to 'Vatican City Storage Kath> 2 Nidiolv T I D E Who B Daaaa Bead Shaw ' V. to. BS — for its A p rll'l apow... Ah ®!<1 radio BONDED PjljCK-UP Sitot oonaardehahr BlaseiHaca t.o. to«* favorite. "It Paya To Be lgnorant," Mom^hestw ■ Inc. l;W:laaro;AMv Starrins Don Durant. An 'eacpped * " * * ' '^ a a S i aat conviet retuhio to VelardI to wlH make Its TV debut thia fall. F is f^ C O O D Y E 4K d r y dLE AN ^R i Inc. NYLON TiftES ns BBOAD ST^Sn M ill F R ID A Y Televisi&n PRO GRAM Store tmS Ftaat tSft Braod St. Maria Brat” with Evelyn Rudle, B I Caatlnbatal Clatsraam "A Shot In The Dark' Buike. guests. ) Saered Read Lundlran-Nan Lynn. LaeUle Ball-Desl Araas Show. VEL Ml 3-5179 1 This -Oar Fatth The ‘niree Rtoacaa "The Redhead Meets the Motjs- Caattaeiital Oassroam n . t:U Secret Starm tache.’ with Ernie KoVacs aiid 'I I \ l t4i<: A (Color) t:M The Rdce p i Nisht Edle Adams as guest stars. Catholle Prayer Advaatnre Time IS. Kaa Of AaaapaHs „ S4 HOUR SERVICE Today ■*. Americna Basdataad t:St Masqnerade Party ,11. — / / / /f/A/zia/ir Vnlvaralty el the Air f;to Faatara Film _ - S M o i ^ e r t Prayer^. "Hich 'Conquest".^ Warren Doug, . Paaellats are Faye Bmsito'V. A**^ AMRULANCE Towa 0 * e » l&^llbert ^land , . .: dray' Meadows. Sain .Xavenson. Oil. II10A r Rewa . . Pepeto Theater . .. J : and Leo Bowman. ^ SERVICE WAIL M A M t ■ ( T ^ O D This Is VCoaa FIral Shaw to -, Sports and Ifc m I t OF MtWCHPUY.I'M Breakfaet Ttoa ' Bo]i Bogela W lt:tl The Twaighf Sm , t to Hap Wchards ' ; . "Bose. Ima Ctawa to "Bseoutlon" starring Albert .arm ge a r fcooe tor lem Alemaaac ■ :to :BarlT Shaw _ ' to SaUnl A time machine reacuea an TEt. Ml 3-0350 Cantatn llaasarM "Brimstone” Walter Brennan Old- .West outlaw from an 1880 Hi » h uxy oBier tanner Ifa F a aF a Badpea Teensville I f lieoktle partvU but. puts him In or type of tael ScheddarPto Leamlac T w llln t Theater ^ peril of an even worse fata la the Bia Ita Tla to complex society .of I860. _ Foatar* FBm Comef^r ahowt aeem destined Xet'Ua FroTe It! "G I. Honeymoon" Gale Blerm- S:to CInteh fhwen - t .. Gavaieade of Soaritr to. I t Peter Cooksoh. ■ _ • :M CoBBoabril • IXdc Tiger vs Vtctiw Zalaxar In a for a big year on TV next aeaaon: m ac d W Rehaal J arloaa rlarhoasa U " ' 10-round middleweight bout. _ __ 70 comedy aeries “pllota” are cur­ Bampev Baem _ _ ' S Skaeaa to ’ Bobert Tarior Tec K ivel’a Fnn Shaw • to t:tS Weather. Hews and Soarta { - Id "The Deteetteaa’y. The rently In production.,, .Coeta Nxe WHITING CORP. Looser Tnaea- . <9 B^Ttsaepp. Rewa B Weather a .; Chameleon Truok" hllamrers of .a going up; Whereas “pilot” fitam , Owtaia tojutavao to ■ :M tnuta Banter U truckload of pharmseeuticala plaa coat an average of $40.- 254 BROAD St. I I Worried Jaaa ^ CInbheasa to on neddllne their valuable bootv. iuaa to Foeaa _ . S Movie at I t I t 000-per- half hpur to produce, t l ^ PheiM Ml 9-1165 I Beaaty Break. g t:« I. to. to "Juke Girl". Ann Sharidam-BooBld jio w coet'a h e n t $55,000. Sow*® • Bad Bowe SkaW g t:H Sporta ■ <•. to have coeta ag high as $100.000.. Dahch Ba Wl ------to. » A n eit Baiha Bapoita Is MyBnsiaess to H oll^ a e^ s Bast _ 1:M Dial to* ■ I It:St WbA Saddle , , J i j _ « Screen Gem* is preparing a mtri- "B. T ' s Daushter” „ Laaknp t fmwyer Culhane gets-liivolvad m- a idU-documentaiy eerlee, "Medt- I Oa ‘rao Oa to Warie At Sevan I I domestic gun baiUe whan a des- JOHN L lENNEY Pablle Dofeador » "Tdmhby". Marcia Mae Jones^ nerate man (Gene Hriaoa) steals clne-l«#)." which will b« eyOlcat- Jackie Moran ' „ Ms home. J ed on t a ^ Jitotead o f on film ..... ,?Sf STStht S Weafkar. Local Rewa IS Fersoa Ta Person ' - 8; to .gSdd .iKookie) Byrnes, on aui^en- C. LEROY NORRIS Rewa aad Weather St. to With Charles ColUagwood. Special 1 OmSStf^a »•to TV Flayhanfe it halMour visit to Vatican pitv. Blon by Warner Broo. from ."TT ASSOCIATE DeeeBilwr mM% -9 f :U Rewa. Oonalaa Edwarda to Italy. Archbishop Hmrtln J. Sunset Strip" during a salary ^wtr. Btovy . ^ *P ^ to O'Connor. Rector of the Pontiflcal aiRiabble, took a Job parking car* Fttn * ' mu Riswe . I t North American College In Romo I The Uvlac Wald to snd President of the Pontifical at a Las Vegas hotel which wanted , <4ll f :tt BawUda I . to insurance of Kinds I Lave Of lUtta *■ j ! Starring Buddy EUMen and Brie Commission for Motion Pictures. publicity, but waa fired after oae Titok ar » . » Radio and Television, escorts Mr CvuMpmett Fleming. "Incident of the Star- ' Collfnwwnod to manv areas |n and day because the local Teamatera Bonds Tha Batoaai Gaa____ •• » Union obJeeteA Incidentally, the » Search Far Teasartaiw 1. to i^ p le Ara Fancy XL to around Vatican City. Monsianor n Canid Be Tan , to. to Cimrge A. SchMchte, aariatant to hotel hired Byrnes for $500 per Ari Uakletter. luM Archbishon O’ODnnor conducts gM NO. MAIN STREET Lava That Bab.^ •• 9* 2l Walt Diniey Frasaata SI week—$100 more than he has been t The OnMUac .Usht- -t. to "The MAd Hermit of Chimney nortlons of the loar. P H O N E M l S-0800 D NftWV M 'mm' arm ^ Butte') .glvaS meddleamna Donald 1l;to SnorlHclits ' « paid for acting on the TV series Ah^mi FG©g« ____ •. ••. 5 Duck B iaata of his own mcdl(dne. Snorts Cammt ^ .-.h!^M-TV la atseusalng a hmg At Hama.Wlflb BlBr I1 4 t Rewa. 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