fK Q S EIGHTICEN FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1984 ' ‘ I Averacs Doily Not Pmos Ran A rehsaraal, schsdulsd for ‘ For Um Waak Ended Tho W m efB r t i ter said, five towns bava ap Marsh, 31, 1964 ' Monday evening at Sunset Re- Realty Firm proved the agreement—^Man Tax Agents End About Town bekah Lodge, haa been post CRPA Okays chester, Glastonbury, Weat poned tmtU Tuesday at 7:30 Hartford, East Hartford and Visits to Town 13,922 Frank 8. Raffa, aon o t Mr. p.m. at Odd Fellows HalT. Farmington. and Mra. Frank RafTao of 127 Loses Appeal Open Space Mambor of tha Audit Okartar Oak S t, haa been nam The agreement dose not be Manchester area resldenU Ekuoaa of Ctrculatlon lEurnttig IfcraUi ed to tlte dean's Uat at Avon liUta Junior Museum, 136 Ce come effective until towns com seeking help with their income dar St., will be open tomorrow The appellata division of the Old Farms School for the third Circuit Court has upheld a de Review Plan prising 60 per cent o t the land tax returns must now either Manchester— City of Village Charm marking period. from 3 to 5 p.m., and doeed area in the regtoti have approv call or go to the Internal Re Ekister Sunday. clslon by Judge Joseph KsmiU The CJapitoI Region Planning ed it; ao tor toW3M coipprislng venue Service’s office at 480 VOL. LXXXm, NO. 162 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) Riohard Munson, proprietor in Circuit Court 12, Manches Main St. in Hartford. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1964 Warren Howland will conduct Agency, meeting at the East about 30 per cent have approv Assorted AUlk and BVAM AdwaOsing on Pago U) of Munson’s Candy Kitchen, ter, in action for rent recovery ed, With othens set to act next The final visit to Manchester Dark Chocolate L b .^ 1"”” PRICE SEVEN CENTS Bolton, will speak to the Man a roimd table meeting Tuesday Hartford High School last night, by Internal Revenue agents at noon at a meeting of the by First Hartford Realty Corp. Month. chester Rotary d u b Tuesday at against the Connecticut Food approved a review procedure for Atoept Putnam, CRPA rep- took place yesterday. The Hart 6:30 pjn. at a meeting at the Manchester Klwanls dub at the ford office will be ofen from Ooimtry dub. Storej, Inc. the proposed open spaces agree resentaiUve from Hartford, re Manchester Country dub. His ‘n>e Judgment by Judge Ha- ment When finally adopted, the 8:16 a.m. to 4:46 p.m. through ported to the agency that a sale tsix filing day, April 16. Assist . MasterpleoeB subject will be "The History of miU- was that the food firm agreement will qualify towns price haa been setUed upon for Candy.” The Rev. Robert Shoff, pas did not have to pay an addi ance Is available by telephone tor of the Church of the Nasa- tional $360 rent for March 1963, participating for grants of 30 Taicott Mountain— th« ridge at 344-8480. in Mlniatnre The Rev. Melvin Peterson of rene, will be in charge of radio the date it moved out of the per cent toward park and rec weat of Hartford which a pri Eknanued Lutheran Church will broadcasts sponsored by the Manchester Shopping Parkade, reation land purchases. vate deveiloper wanted to turn New Quakes Strike, Irtto a reidential subdivision— UORT'S conduct a service Stinday at Manchester Ministerial Asso property of First Hartford Under the review procedure, 6:40 am. In the chapel at Man ciation on Station WXNF Sun Realty. and the towns involved are PART-TIME Lirrui AmSToeoAT* the CRPA’s land use committee soon to go to the state and the chester Memorial Hospital. The day at 7:36 p. m. and dally Judge George E. Kinmonth will screen all applications for SODA CANVASSERS miniatum oNoooLAmia Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, pastor of next week at 7:30 a.m. and Jr. and New London County, 30 per cent fedei^ grants. If federal government to seek Concordia Lutheran Church, 6:30 pm. Judge Bernard A. Kosickl of the planned purchase is in con grants to aid In the purchase for Monehasfar Middletown, and Judge Searles Plays for CofC of the land. will serve as hospital chaplain iPaiU Landerman will appear flict with re^onal plans for the Hem* Dallvarios Only next week. Mrs. Lawrence Scranton of 287 Dearington of Danielson con area, the CRPA will recommend The end of the CXtPA meet curred that there is no error In in person with his society or- ing was filmed by Channel 24 Boulder Rd. Ext. Is working on che^na at the Manchester that no federal grant be allowed. — APPLY — Anchorage Belted The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ,a drive for the Hartford Stage Judge Hamill’s decision. Appeal from the decision may for rebroadoasrt. during one of MANCHESTER BOTTLING Chamber of Oommeree’s annual the television stations Wednes miarCi, pcMtor of Emanuel Lutheran Co., Hartford’s first resident ITie appeal was brought to be taken to a meeting of the COMPANY Church, will conduct a radio profe.s.slonal theater, at 68 Klns- the appelate division to recover dinner dance, set for April 16 full agency. day night programs on uihan 901 MAIN ST.—648-58U at Piano’s Restaurant in Bol 10 Henderson Road broadcast, ’"rhe Sabbath Mes-1 ley St. They will open with one month’s rent by reason of So far, CRPA chairman Mrs. development in the Hertford Manchester 648-7922 Prescription Pharm a^ sage,” Sunday at 8:30 a.m. on | “Othello” Wednesday, April 1 a holding over by the tenant ton. Dorothy Jacobson of Manches area. radio station WTTC, Hartford. | through April 43. (Connecticut Food Stores) after Gov. John N. Dempsey will the termination of lease. The be the principal speaker at the defendent derded the holding dinner. Death Toll in Hundreds over. L«nderman’s ortjhestra and Judge Kinmonth said, ’The the governor are not strangers ANCHORAGE, Alaskavfency llghU to guide them, AfRed Cross designated Seattle o*<» Some Oregon communities SPECIAL . . . AT THE PARKADE court rendered judgment for —'the musicians have played for (AP)—AnotheriT>\ seriea : -F i, fireflrp brokebrnkfl outnilt buthlU wasuron extin- ita it* marshalling point. XfNavy and also were evacuated. __ ® the defendent and the plain the post three CJonnectlcut Gov shai-p earth tremors was I gui.shed. Army planes In the Seattle area A aeries of tidal waves hit the tiff (First Hartford Realty) ap ernor’s Inaugural Balls. Regular communications with were on the alert, ready to Hawaiian islands and boats "Bring a Friend” pealed, making one of those Atty. William Fitzgerald, felt early this morning in other cities were not estab- ca ry life-giving supplies to the were tossed violently by freak wholesale attacks upon the find chairman of the chamber’s Anchorage where severe ll.shed until more than 8'/4 hours stricken area. ish tides at Houston, Tex. Wa ing which we have repeatedly meetings committee, has asked damage was done by an after the earthquake hit. "'he earthquake was recorded ter surged up the Vancouver Ice Cream criticized.” that "all requests for tickets to earthquake Friday night. Damage was reported exten on the University of Washing Inhet to flood the downtown sec The realty firm, represented sive In other cltle.s. Oil tanks ton seismograph for two hours. tion of Port A lb ^ i, B.C., to a the annual dinner be sent to the The new series of shocks erupted. Fires broke out and by Atty. Arnold H. Klau, claim chamber office, 139 E. Center It's intensity was measured at depth of five feet. Sundae ed the court erred in finding began shortly before 5 a.m. firefighters were hampered by 8.3 on the Richter Scale. ’The The first contact with the out St., as soon as possible. We the lack of water. San Francisco Earthquake of OB SODA — WITH ONE AT REGULAR PRICE that the plaintiff had author expected a capacity crowd, and —10 a.m. EST. There was side world was made from this ized the defendant (Ckinnectlcut Kodiak was swamped by a 1908, which claimed 452 lives, earthquake - stricken city more the tickets are being sold on a no immediate report of new 17-foot tidal wave and the registered 8.25 on the same Saturday OnlyLiggett Drug Food) to keep its sign on the first come, first served basis.” damage. mayor sent out a call for help. scale. than 8', hours after the initial premises although such permis 'The Navy had shock wave. sion was not pleaded as a spe — ----^ ---- evacuated Ita The university’s. seismologist ”;r ss-savsivRadio sidkiuiistation KENI reacneareached cial defense; In that there was ANCHORAGE, Ala.ska before the wave struck, said the earthquake apparently. the Seattle office of the Asso- not proof of agency of the per-' (AP)—The heart of this centeredr*AnlAi-siH in flasithe V« baym <, .south ...... s u . of . 4 ! dated . . . __ Press at 7 a.m. EST to ____.. nad moved to higher ground. Seward. 1,500 miles northwest of report that the death toil has son giving such permission. ^ metropolitan city W'as Vir- a section of Turnagain Bluff, Seattle. and in refusing to find that the Sherwin-Williams tually destroyed by an where many of Anrhorage’.s not been ascertained, but dam defendant owed one month’s Shock waves were felt around age is extensive. The report 276 OAKLAND ST. rent earthquake that rocked ^ homes are located high the u.c world.wunu. The recording needle .«aid .several houses and build PAINTS Alaska Friday night; leav-' *-eportediy was shakshaken out of the seismo- ings fell into fissures u d one OPEN 7 DAYS The food firm leased the „ j _,1 1 ,, fi 1 crumbled and many homes graph at an observatory in downtown building caved to Parkade store space for three ing a death toll that may 1 tumbled down the cii/f Paris. For Your Convenience W. H. ENGLAND ward. PERO years commencing March 1,; reach several hundred. | President Johnson was alert- Damage and di.sa.ster spread The city was, at that time, 1960, at a monthly rate of $350. I4IMBER C O . The quake struck here at 8:38 to the disaster at his John- southward. One child drowned still in darkne.s8 with only a few OPEN EASTER SUNDAY! The appellate division agreed p.m. 10:38 p.m. EST - at the | s”" City Tex home, where he and three others were reported emergency llgms burning with the court’s findings that ^ “At the Green” 649-3201 height of the rush hour. Hun-j spending the Easter vaca- missing when waves swept over 6- having the premises cleaned on dreds of people were caught on Reports were given him a Depoe Bay, Ore., beach, The Coast Guard at Juneau March 2, 1963, did not consti the streets or en route home In periodically throughout the Tidal waves crashed over the reported the tidal wave trav night. I eled 100 miles in 35 minutes. tute a holding over since the car.s. I Washington coast, knocking out Waves 10 to 15 feet high See Our Lovely Potted lease required such cleaning Huge cracks opened in the,, DisasterDisa.sler agencies around the | bridges---- and prompting the washed into Seward where upon the expiration of the lease; ground. Two ip the downtown j country ■"*“*were informed------' —. and ... the evacuation of aeveral areas. WORLD FAMOUS flooding appeared to have and that permission had been area were from 8 to 12 feet deep caused most of the damage. EASTER PLANTS granted to leave the store front and ranged from 8 to 50 feet wide. An unidentified fishing vessel sign until March 2, 1963. The radioed that the village of Tu- taking down of the defendant’s AGFA FILM In the center of the city, guyak on the southern tip of new location sign by the plain three-story concrete buildings— LOW SPECIAL PRICES De Cormier many of them quite new - Kodiak Island was wiped out tiff on March 1, 1963, showed by a tidal wave and that a that the plaintiff was in posses tumbled or caved in upon them Bananas Asparagus Mac Apples 127 - 620 - 120 Pacific Coast boat was picking up survivors. sion of the premises on that selves. Some were reported a Black and White total loss. Adak, in the Aleutian Island 2 lbs 25c lb. 39c >/2 bu. $1.00 day.” chain, reported no damage The appeal was argued on Gov. Egan asked President And Up Johnson to declare portions of there. Feb. 10 and the appellate de Aftershocks and recurring cision was decided on March 16. Alaska a di.saster area. HERE’S WHAT WE NOW HAVE: iC For Motors Says: "Urgently request designation Hit by Waves tidal waves, as the waters (89c each) major disaster area,’’ Egan coursed in and out, kept terror Boston Lettuce, Spinach, Yellow or Green Squash, Aspara Spain in 4-Year Plan wired the President. "(Complete alive through the cold lUght. gus, Dandelions, Cauliflower, Rhubarb, White Sweet Pota "You too can move up to a Hambler with all evaluation of damage and toss By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS'^pulp and log^g’ln^_ center____ "like a Temperatures at Anchorage toes, ’Turnips and Com. Also: Pineapple, Plums, Watermelon, Madrid—Under a new four- Salem Nossiff of life not yet available, but in Death-dealing shock waves dam had burst,” a radio station were about six degrees below year econonjlc - development Uerald photo by Saternls formation presently at hand from the Alaskan earthquake reported. The town’s main hotel freezing when the quake Seedless or Red Grapes, Honeydews, Cantaloupes, Temple its exclusive features. And at the best of bank confirms likelihood of damage atruck. plan the Spanish Government CAMERA & PHOTO smashed harbor facilities and< suffered water (tomage In its The misstog at Valdez d i s ^ Oranges, Ugll Fmlt, Bose or D’AnJou Pears, Indian River expects to spend $6,583,260,000 which could easily reach mini touched off explosions and'fires lobby, kitchen ana dining^ areas. Seedless White or Pink Grapefmit. for education. ag;rlculture, in 991 MAIN STREET terms." mum of quarter billion dollars along the Pacific Coast from Tidal surges 10 feet high peared when the dock upoa dustry, power, transportation, Pope Blasts through widespread area.’’ Canada to California Friday rolled up onto (^llfomia’s which they were standing col “Just You Name The Produce, Chances Are We Have It!” Christians in Nation Anchorage stands at the head Santa Catalina Island, 20 miles lapsed. Two longshoremen ware housing, telecommunications, night and early today. of Cook Inlet and as the shock off the coast at Los Angeles, and health-and-welfars servlc- The surge caused flooding in (See Page Six) M. Treatment of and tidal waves rolled down the the mld-Paclfic Hawaiian is and caused minor damage. sound, they brought death and lands and was noted even in Thousands of young people WHEEL CHAIRS George DeCormier destruction to coastal cities. distant Japan. rushed to San Francisco’s Marking Holy Feast Silent Qnirch Three persons were reported Ocean Beach area at the first At Depoe Bay, Ore., a wave dead and 28 missing at Valdez. rolled over a Tacoma, Wish., announcement that a tidal wave VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Th/ee deaths were confirmed was expected, but the action at By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
K of Hebron, is on a Mediter ranean cruise, on the Queen Elisabeth, visiting seven differ ent countries. Now an out of Mrs. Darling Easter Sunday Services town resident, she will be re R h a m P la n s Sunriss servlcss Eastsr DON’T HUNT BARGAINS membered by many local people. Sunday morning will be held AT THE BRIDGE TABLE Sunrise .Service by soms Manchsater and Marks 91st Year area churches. By AU t r e d SHEINWOLO Scheduled hy Churches The Gilead and Hebron Con ■osrtii Metbodlat CtareA > Ot John’s PelWi NattaMl • Trinity Oevanaat Chnreh ■t. Bartboloinew*s Ohnreh gregational Churches held Two G)ncerts North Methodist Church A birthday party for Mr*. Everybody, loves to get some •w. J, MaaM Shaw, DJk Calvary Ohnreh OalheHe Ohaieh HaehmnhMh, No ~ Rev. PMllp Hnsoey, Pneter (AeeemkWee of God) joint sunrise service this Thurs will have the flrat one at Nellie A. Darling waa held to thing for nothing, and this con- !?}•’ ■w. Rag Cl Home Jr. 96 Oeiwiur St. 6:30 A.M. Rev. K. ISinsg Rash, Pnrtor Rev. RMiard C. Bellan E. Middle Tpke. obaerved thia<^t Classes meet at 8:15 day, at 5:30 a.m. in the field dt Music in the air with art as 5:30 on the church grounds. ditkm will pnibably continue Oardea W. Olaaa Rev. Walter A. H ya ^ Pastor g il day in Tolland at the home of a long after this column has ap Aaeietwit Pneter Bev. Renaeth L. Gnetatoen, SUNRISE SERVICE ,______Sunday in all churchea Hebron smd close at 10. recUy behind the Gilead Chqrch. a background will be the atmos Members of Trinity Coven ■«v. Jamsa M. Gaga 6:30 am., Easter Dawn Ssrv- daughter. Mrs. Darling is 91 peared. Still, if you want to get • K ID 7 < Paator and Gilead. Morning worship at Blaster will be observed at St. They were rewarded by witness phere on April 18 and May 1 at ant Church will participate. • a.m., Procession and Maas ico at North Methodist Church at 7, 8, 9, 10:18 and in CENTER PARK the Hebron First Congregation Peter's Episcopal Church with ing a glorious sunrise. At 6, Zion Bivangelical Lu Her keen memory has not good results at Oie bridge table 4? 9 Id 9 I 0:00 am., Bastar Dawn Oerv- Oeuunueity Baptist Ohnreh Rham High School. Robert 0 f 10 » of Christ Reourroeted. sponsorsd by ths Manchester 11:16 a.m. al Church will be at 10 a.m.; Holy Communion, 7 a.m.; Chor Flower Donations theran Church will hold a failed despite her age. She r»- you must occasionally be willing ioa at North Mlethodist Chundi. 10:80 a.m.. Solemn high Maas. 9:46 a. m., Sunday School 666 E. O nter Bt. Clowee, music director at the to look carefully at xriiat you're Ourlstlan Youth Council. Bev. Alex H. Elseeeer, Mluleter Brig. Richard B. Koti, maokar, “The Joy at Barter." Gilead service, 11:15. The Rev. al Festive Eucharist, 10 a.m. Thoee wishing to give toward service at Zion Haights. The The Rnv. Ihwle Custer, pastor, Sermons wKl be given in both St. Bridgets’ Chnreh ctaasee tor aH ages. Special John H. Cross, pastor, will have calls her life aa the wife of a getting and what you’re really f o u r a speaker. 9:80 am., Sunday school with There will be no Church School the cost of the flowers on the school, has Just announced that service at Community Bap Pollah and BngUdi. T M cs : Rev. John F. Delaney, Pastor chUdren's program. as his sermon topic, "The Cov farmer long before moet of to paying for It • A 3 4 els sees tor all ago groups, kin 6:16 a.m., Eeeter sunrtM 10:46 A.M., Esoter Oontofta "Tlie lliree Days” Oatvaiy or YPF sessions on Easter Sun altar, for Blaster, will find a box a Spring Arts Festival will be tist Church is scheduled for 9 A K 4 9 and 10:40 am., Saator Sun "The Now Awakening In (jnrtst Bev. Stanley T. HastiUe U am ., Worahip Service. enant E%emal L4fe.’’ He will day’s conveniencea were Invent South dealer dergarten throu^ adult Mrvice and breakfast. The Rev. of day. Baby sitting facilities will in the rear of the church for held on these dates. 6:15: Hie Salvation Army 0 A K 4 9 day Servloe. Church school for Resurrected" and "'nM Eternal Rev. Dennis R. Hnaeey "The Living ChriM.” Nursery. to Easter, presented by Road, Bongaten and Male Chome occupy both pulpits of the be available for those who bring donatlon.s will worship at 6:80 in ed. Her father fought In the Both sides vutaierahle nursery and kindergaiten tor 10:45 am ., Morning worship. Hlarl Robtnoon will bring the The first major appearance of Cfivll War. « 10 4 5 Light of Christ Rssurrectsd That Sermon: "Easter — Experience 6:30 Jm., Prayer meeting. . . . Special guests, B ^ . and Mrs. R B. Hols end Brig. Unk^ churches. small children. Blaster Seals the Stage Band since last ^>rlng Canter Park. Opining lead—Nine of Spades We* Nsrii iHi tour-yaar-(4da Never Dime.’’ message. *iday, ville Congregational -Church, ‘T’ve always wanted to go strong for such a bid. Although 9 a.m.. Divine Worehi|>. An Mrs. Richard H. Finney, ness?” Both Matthew’s and John’s ize, or expand 179 foreign steel April 24 in which Rham Concert Union Congregational South went after the clubs Donald Inglis, of East Chicago, I School of Nur.sing with a 12- for an airplane ride hut now next, trying to force out the ace ths point count Is only 16, the theme hy the Chapel CbOlr. Aasoclate BOnlster Wednesday, 8 p.m„ Group account of the resurrection will plants since World War n, ac Indiana, Mr. and Mrs, A lex, week psvchiatric affiliation with Band and Art department will Church of Rockville and my heart is kind of bad and I fact that It 1s all In aeea and Bible studies In the Bible aid: St. Mary's Episcopal dinreh be read as part of the Bible Les cording to a report In Steel on an early trick. East rig- 10:45 a m . Divine Worahlp. Chnreh and Park Sts. CONCORDIA Mllaniel of aeveland, Ohio, and the Connecticut Valley Hospital, take part. Vernon Methodist Church. guess I never wUl," she said. king! makee the band too pow Anthems by the Bmanuri end 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Sermon by “Babylon the Great Has Fallen! son on “Reality.” Also Included Facts. SCREENED LOAM nalled with the nine of clubs on Rev. George P. Nostrand, Miss Mary Champe of Dublin, I Mlddletowm, graduating in June. Tickets for the.se affairs may Lake St. School Menu erful for one notnmip. In an ex Junior Cholra. A t both eervioee the Rev. Mr. Davis, "The Pow God’s Kingdom Rules!” at the be obtained from any member the first round of the suit and Rector Indiana, returning about April Monday—spaghetti with meat followed with the deuce of clubs pert game open with one dia Sermon by Pastor Anderson, er of God." Nursery for children following locations; 87 Birch 14. of the participating organiza Area Residents mond and prepare to Jump In "The Gtorioua Dawn." Nursery St., 18 Chambers St., 287 Oak Rev. John D. Hughes LUTHERAN CHURCH PROCESS 6RAVEL Manchester Evening Herald tions or from Rham High aauce, green beans, tossed salad, on the next trick to show that up to tour yearn at both ser Rev. William F. Gender III t On Cruise Hebron correspondent. Miss Su- fruit; Tuesday — meat loaf, he had two' cards in the suit. notrump at your next turn as and kindergarten classes only. vices. land St., Manchester; also, 144 School. Single or family tickets Rev, Ronald E. Haldeman mashed potato, creamed com, though you had 19 points. Griffin Rd., South Windsor and 40 PITKIN STREET S o m I - Ston* - Gravtl Mrs. Helen Lord Paine, san Pendleton, telephone 228- are available and each entitles Promote Theater From this signal. West could SFCOND daughter of the late N. E. Lord S4.*i4. Jello; Wednesday—chicken noo count that South had three clubs. Oender Congregational Ghnrch French Rd., Bolton. the bearer to attend the Chor North Methodist Ohnich 6 a.m.. Holy Communion. THE REV. PAUL C. KAISER Pastor dle soup, Jelly, cheese and chop Hence West refused the first For Sheinwold’s 16 • page United Church of Ohrlat Friday, 7:36 p.m.. Theocratic ale-Stage Band concert and Mrs. John Mason of Reservoir SOO Parker St 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion Andovtr & Cefumbia ped ham sandwiches,. cookies;, two club tricks. As a result of booklet, “ A Pocket Guide to 11 Center St. ministry school. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH either bne of-the other two con Rev. Earle B. Oueter, Pastor with Instruction by the Rev. MR. DA'VID L. ALMOND, Organist and Choir DIrootor Rd., Rockville, is head of a Thursday—hot dog In roll, | this series of plays, South could Bridge," tend 50 cents to The Bev. Clifford O. Simpson 8:80 p.m.. Service meeting. certs, on April 24 at Bacon Bridge Book, (name of newspa Mr. Haldeman. Baby-sitting 885 NORTH MAIN STREET Renewal Topic drive to inform Greater Man baked beana, potato chips, plck-| develop dummy’s clubs but Minister Theme: “Keep Unity by Speak ••erg* H. GrMRng, NOTICE! Academy or May 1 at Rham. per), Box 8318, Grand Cantral 5:30 am-. Sunrise service. nursery. les. Ice cream; Friday—tomato' could never get back to dum The Rev. Joseph H. Dudley ing the Truth.” Te An Property Owners chester residents about the Station, New York 17, N.T. 9 and 10:30 a.m., W onhip 9:30 a.m.. Holy Communion inc. Of Unit Meeting Rham Menus aoup, egg salad, tuna and pea my to cash them. South won Aasoclate Minister e Industrial Buildings Hartford Stage Company open Oopyright 1664 service. Sermon: "New life In with inatruction by the Rev. Easier Sunday The menu for next week is nut butter esandwiches, brown- only two tricks In each suit. The Rev. Frands C. Hawes Zion Evangelical Lutheran THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD e Private Dwellings ing April 1 with “Othello." General Featarea Oerp. Chrlet.’’ Mr. Gender. This servloe with Downtown renewal will be the “ f°»ow s: Monday, hamburg lea. The correct play, aa every Minister of ^ u r c h Td. 742-78M • Commercial Properties uowmown renewal win oe tne gravy, mashed potatoes, but- The first resident, profession 9 a.m., Caiuroh achool. Nur out music. Baby-sitting nurs Services of Worship: Vernon Elementary Mean body has seen by now. Is to Ohristtan Education (Mlasouri Synod) Renew With subject of a meeting Tuesday tered beets, assorted fruit. al theater In Hartford is locat 063 M nXION REFUNDED aery and Grades 4 through 12, ery. (EASTER) keep dummy's spade honors. Cooper and High Sts.' 9:30 A.M., Junior and Senior Choirs at 8 p.m. at the Municipal Build- Tue.sday, baked link sausage, ed at 65 Kingly St. near Consti Monday— ravioli, wax beans, HARTFORD (AP) — The In 10:30 a.m., Church school 11 a.m.. Holy Communion RE-NU-IT carrot and celery sticks, cheese Declarer must play the deuce 7:45, 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Morn Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor Ing hearing room by the town oven fried potatoes, green beans tution Plaza. of spades from dummy at the ternal Revenue Service Is re ing Worahip. "God’s Action and Nursety, kindergarten and with sermon by the Rev. Mr. (Exterior Wail Reaurfacer) Aiding Mrs. Mason are Mrs. wedges; Tuesday—ham and cab 11:00 A.M., Youth and Senior Choirs 9:00 A.M., Festival Service with Holy Com CASH FUEL directors' .subcommittee on ur-, Wednesday bar first trick, winning in his hand funding money to Connecticut Man’s Reaction” or "The Glory Oradea 1 through 3. Nostrand. Baby-sitting nurs “ Gives New Beauty With The Ralph C. Lansbury Jr., BUist bage, mashed potatoes, buttered 6 a.m. Bhister Sunrise serv Nursery at both services. ban renewal. ' buttered...... with the ace. Then he leads taxpayer! at a clip of 37.6 mil and the Shame.” VU. "And 8 p.m.. Membership preparS' ery. munion, Church School and Nuraery. Strength Of Armor" Windsor Hill; Mrs. Samuel carrots; Wednesday — beef In tory group (final meetting). No ice on Zion's Heights, weather 4 p.m., Children's festival SERVICE Edward Rybezyk, executive gravy, buttered rice, kernel com, three’ founds of clubs to force lion ahead of last year. The IRS Eternal Life in His Kingdom.” Sermon: "The Power of God.” e Resurfaces frankfurt on a Pearl, Box Mountain Rd., Ver out the ace. aaid yeeterday aoma 362,964,350 Three vested choirs, trumpeters Junior or Senior Metiiodiat permitting, otherwise In church. service with address by the director of the Manchester Re- Thursday, cole slaw; Thuraday — fried Save $S.OO Oa MO GaUoiia e Decorates non; Mrs. E. Fenton Burke, 76 No matter how the opponents has been refunded so far this and handbells. Youth Fellowahlp. 8 a.m., Osterfest Gottesdienst. Rev. Mr. Hughes. REV. PELDt M. DAVI.S. Minister development Agency (MRA), *’**'«'* PranruM-t chicken, mashed potatoes, green 10:30 A.M., Festival Service with Holy Com e Insulates St., Rockville; Mrs defend. South can lead a spade year. 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Monday, 8 p.m., Commission 10 a.m., Blaster Festival serv Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m., MRS. RICHARD H. PINNEY. Minister of Education S4-Hour Bamer Servloe and con.sultants fmm Raymond ^ beans, creamed onions, cran The average cheek is Add lasting beauty and pro A May As.sociates have been sani^lches V«mon Center, to force out the king with dum- 3173. school. Crib Room (9:15 only) on finance. ice with Holy Communion. Holy Communion. MRS. MILDRED CALCHER, Organist munion. tection to your home or build Mra. Matthew Allen, Maple berry sauce; BYiday—macaroni through Lower Junior. Junior Text: Mark 16:1-8. Theme: Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening pray MR. G. ALBERT PEARSON, Choir Director asked to attend to explain the f . ^ and cheese, macaroni and to Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Nominating ing—Guaranteed 10 years!— downtown study procedure. . chips **^^6 custard. St., Ellington, and Mrs. Jan High and upper Junior may at committee. “Christ Is Risen Indeed!—Our er. "Christ Is Risen, Alleluia!” by Healey. send now for full particulars mato, peas and tossed salad. Assurance and Comfort.” THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED McKinney All involved committees, .... ^®*^**^ Stlllbach, Rosewood Dr., Ver tend church with their parents. at no obligation. non. Dessert, milk, bread and butter Nursery In the parish house. Willan will be sung by the Concordia Choir. Lomber mad Supply Oo. agencie.s and organizations have , need for month* SUPERB! ROUSING! Church ot Christ United Pentecostal Chnreh been invited to attend. 'y making sessions, as served with all mecUa. 7 p.m.. Festival service for Tinker Hall Church School and Nurdery. JULIUS L. STRONG DAILY NEWS N. Y. TUBES The Salvation Army Orange Hall, E. Center S t The Town Development Com -' called‘ for by state law, is Skinner Bd. School Bfesms Sunday school and congrega Rev. Robert L. Baker Est. 1947— Bolton Factory Representative EXCT.ITSIVE HARTFORD ENGAGEMENT 661 Main St. Mhiiator, Eugene Brewer Post Office Box 175 mission (TDC) has scheduled a **y °«>c*als in a num- Deadline Nears Monday— Rice, chicken and Ms. E. Walter lamle tion, with awards and gifts. No Tel. 643-2141 Manchester, Conn. meeting for 8 p.m. Monday at small towns, the see gravy, beets, peas; Tuesday— 3 5 i Sunday school at 9 a.m. 10 a.m., Sunday school. the Municipal Building. Andover seem to pro- ham and oabbage, carrots, 9:46 a.m., Bilrie drill for Wednesday, 7:30, Ladies’ Aid 11 a.m., Worship. 6:30 am., Sunrise servloe In children. duce a fair number of new On Reservations mashed potaitoes; Wednesday— Center Park. Special music by and slides on European tour. 8 p.m., Evangelistic service. Easier Worship voters each time. 9:55 a.m., Bible clasees for vegetable beef end tometo soup; band and male quartet. Easter aH ages. At the two hour meeting Reservations will close Mon nMssage by Brig. Richard H dz AT ohop(>ed hem snd pickle, egg 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship Tuesday evening seven new day afternoon for a Communion of Hartford, "The Joy of East and tuna sandwiches; Thursday Sermon: "The Blaster Tradi voters Were made. Three en Supper BYiday, April 3, spon er." Area Churches rolled as Democrats, four as —meat kwf, sweet potatoes, tion.” sored by the Guild of Our Lady stewed tematoes, com; Friday 7:80 a.m„ Esster Breakfast in Union Congregational Church Republicans, and one without' of St. Bartholomew Church. The 6 p.m., Evening Worahlp, St. Francis of Assiol Church EMANUEL Best Wishes For A —tnaoaronl and cheeae, maca Youth Center. Rockville ^ South Windsor party affiliation. supper will be served In the Sermon: “One against the Bev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor roni arid tomatoes, coleslaw, 0:30 a.m., Sunday School for Many.” Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams SHADY GLEN Handling Extra Job church hall after the 7 p.m. all ages. Special Easter pro Blessed Easier Mass at the church. . green beans. Deaert, milk and BURNSIDE Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Midweek Pastor The Job of building inspector, gram. 6 a.m.. The Annual BJaster Rev. Edward J. Radloh Tickets may be obtained from sandwiches are served with LUTHERAN CHURCH formerly held by Joseph Carter 10:46 a.m., Easter cantata Service. “ Studies in Dlfffoult Sunrise Service on Fox Hdll. Assistant Pastor Mrs. Richard Jennings, 165 K. each meal. Passages." (3HURCH AND CHESTNUT STREETS »!:! and recently made vacant by hla “The Three Days” presented by Junior High and Senior Pilg;rim E A S [ e x C ^ M ^ Middle Tpke.; Mrs. James St. Northeast School Menu resignation, la being handled by Fellowshlpe will hold BJaster Masses at 7, 8, 9. 10:30 and CHICKEN-LITTLE Pierre, 35 Bretton Rd.. or Mrs. Monday— ravioli, tossed sal band and. ctwrus. Speciai guests, BMrst Selecman Percy B.
'K: W G im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1964 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1964 terma, at last, with the reatitias of a I HEALTH CAPSUIES I Wonders of the Universe world in wUdi neither good nor evil is Connecticut Yankee {,' iferalb absolute and in whldi those who move ' By A.H.O. tp ikxiVb NiVBR ncanv 1 . ■ it ■ ' events and make history are those wtm REGULAR SHOB ACAMBT LOOF Life on Other Worlds >0»LIW D BT TBB have understood not how much but how Moat of the btdividnals In polls In ItiS, Ray Baldwin came J m , BBT NEEP A SHOT OF n»A i£lm nnnaro oo.. me. Uttle it is within our power to change.” back, wfamiag wf by 96,000. TEXANUE ANTITDOON BECAIM ------BMM volved in current State High OF AN WJURT. S ANTnWW OeoB. Or here is another “unthihkabUltjr": After the probe had been way Department transactions closed, and nobody htirt, except SAFE TO TBIT BURBAU OF CIRCUIJL- Investigations seem to have had might have seemed to have re you reduce this inordinately showed that tha oraation of T iip r ______ture and face up to two basic realities in common, is most elusive, al ceived some special considera long aequence of events to a amino acids and thalr synthesis about Cuba: first, that the Castro re most unobtainable by ordinary tion. How do you prove under- Treatment of few paragrapha. The answer ia into larger moleculss took place Saturday, Martih 2S gime is not on the verge of collapse and police or Investigatorial meth standlngrs ? Is there anything le that we cannot trace life from at the same time. ods. gally wrong with them if they its beginning to the creatures Dr. Fox now reasoned that is not likely to bs overthrown by any In Hurley’8 time, the focal are established ? Or, to take the Silent Church on earth today, but we can spec these primitive compounds still policies which we are now pursuing or point of the investig;atlon he other tack, how often, in the in Falbright’s ^athinkables^ ulate on ita aarilest stages for had to be manipulated in some can reasonably undertake; and second, launched and pressed against a volved field of highway con (Contimied from Page One) it is this facet of Rio story which way to create even larger n a ooncliudon hero, aftar a raadinf that the continued existence of the Cas state highway commissioner tracting, does something which Intrigues uo. It is only at this molecules. BasantlaUy ha looked proved to be the question of looks questionable really rep of tha apaadi Senator J. WaUam Pul* tro regime, though Inimical to our in capped the atrongeat papal de timo that science has prog tor the amino adds to ba trans whether or not a giant bidder resent the highest honesty, or nunciation of communism in ressed to the point where a formed into tha peptidaa and bright dellvarad laat Wedneaday, la that terests and polidea, is not an Insuperable on a big state highway contract what looks like favoritism for faint shaft of light la illuminat from them into the protein mo It waa not tha apeach of an appaaaer, aa obstacle to the attainment of our objec happened to enjoy, when he sub one contractor really constitute years, the Pope condemned ing the scene which may in lecules. He than lowad for the aoma of tha automatio eritlciam tha tives, unless we make it so by permit mitted his bid, the exclusive frustration of somebody else Communist treatment of Roman time he rendered InteUigible to pyrimidines and purines to be knowledge that he would be able apaach Itaelf predicted for Itaelf claimed, ting it to poison our politics at home who really might be wicked ? Catholics as a modern-day cruc- us. It Is against these settings transformed into nuolelo acid to follow a certain practice con Perhaps it is a sort of no Ifixlon. that we project into our molecules. This was the se nor the apeech of a naive man, aa other and to divert us from more Important cerning the performance of the truth, no-justice land, where the search for extraterrestrial life quence of events which amino contract on which he waa bid It was his most dramatic ap aritlciam alleged, nor even the apeech of tasks in the hemisphere.” public is lucky if people are hon pearance In the solemn rituals the manner in which life orig acids may have followed to be Old English china in moss rose pattern, globular shaped butter dish, o!d spoons. Boraa high-flying, unrealiatic theoretical Toward the end. Senator Fulbright ding. Such formal testimony as est, helpless if they are not of Holy Week, and 100,(XX) peo inated on the earth. fashioned into the protein mole export, aa the apeech’a own quotation waa given on this point kept it However that may be, the ple crowded Into Colosseum Since the turn of the century' cules. He later predicted that got around to the China question, self hazy and fuzzy, and this same sort of thing the State’s eventually thera would ba pro of men Ska Oeorga Kennan might have "shockingly”: Square In a light rain to see imaginative scientists have Heralding Homes waa perhaps the reason the final Attorney described today was him. speculated on the manner in duced “Mlcroapheres” contain auggaatod. "The Far East is another area of tha outcome of the Hurley probe happening twenty years ago, A moral but heavy crucifixion which life could have come into ing these molecular structures H m Fulbright apaach, hi our opinion, world in which American policy is han waa an Inconclusive verdict and Governor Hurley, if he wish Is still going on, the Pope de being. Unfortunately, not until which b e ^ to approach the repcaaentad none of thaoe thlnga. which “got” nobody. Perhaps It ed to remember unpleasant clared, and Christ could ask His recently have scientists accu cells in character and possess dicapped by the divergence of old myths did “get” Hurley himself, for things, could probably provide the properties of cells. These It rapreaented aomeone who very ael- "modem and able prosecutors” mulated sufficient InformaUon and new realities. Particularly with re not "getting" his man. At the additional coincidence. of today why they are proeecut- on the origin of the solar sys predictions were fulfilled by ex doia gate an open vtiloa in tha national spect to China, an elaborate vocabulary tem to permit them to recon periments. Old House in Vernon Ing Him. diaeuBaion of foreign policy. It repreeent- of make-believe haa become compulsory “The body of Christ is cruci struct the early days and From this highly olgnlfloant STORY By DORIS BELDING lonial decor, but rather with ed the average common aenae American in both official and public discussion. . .. fied even today, morally but events of the e a r ^ It is from experimentation by Fox, comfortable piece.s which she atUaan hlmaelf. A llioaght for Today heavily, in many parts of the exploratlona of those primeval two details of fundamentol im PHOTOS By SYLVIAN OFIARA enjoys living with. “For a start we must jar open our days that sUvers and bits of in AhBoat aU tha thlnga Fulbright aaid Sponsored by the Manchester Events world,” he said. “The church of port highlight his work. The minds to certain realities about China, CouncU of Churches sil 'nee is still the suffering telligence have been uncovered first shows that by heating tba Mm. Mildred Wllles of Ver The house was the home of ware thlnga the aanity and common of which the foremost la that there are church, the patient church and, to provide the working pieces amino acids mixtures, there non Center can trace the his two generations of social work aenae of tha ordinary American have not really ‘two Chinas’ but only one, In World in some places, the suffocated for the reconstruction of the could indeed be created protaln- tory of her home back to 1808, ers. which is rather unusual in known for aome tlma Jesus died because he followed church." evolution of Ufe. oids (protein • like molecules). mainland 'China, and that it la ruled by to the end his commandment but feels that it was probably this fairly modern field, Mrs. Atanoet all the thlnga F u lb ri^t aaid NEW DELHI, India (AP) — His denunciation of Commu The initiation of these mod And the second is that miscro- built during the late 1700s, and Willes, her huband and daugh Commimists and Ukely to remain so for to His dislples, "Love ye one nist oppression led some observ ern studies goes back to the be spheres did materialise when Is one of the oldest houses in ware thlnga ordinary Americana have the indefinite future. another.” Love is of God but it A Belgian priest was killed by ers to believe he is working to ter were all social workers, and a poison arrow as ho attempted ginning of the sixth decade in the hot,. saturated solutiona of Vernon. Antiquarians, who have now her son-in-law is a social bean waiting fbr aomebody to aay. la a dangerous thing in a kate- revive the church’s attitude to the twentieth century. In 1960 proteinoids copied. “Once we accept this fact, H becomes ful world, for to love one race to protect Moslem villagers in.spected the old paneling in worker in Indianapolis, Ind. Moat of them are, aa Fulbright hlm- possible to reflect on the conditions im- from marauding Christian ward Marxism as it was In the Dr. Melvin Calvin, who was Thus, with an amasing degree the kitchen wing of the house, may be interpreted as hating reign of Pius Xn. awarded the Nobel Prize tor hia aalf warned, “ahocldng" thlnga to be der which it might be possible for ua to another, to love one person aa tribesmen in eastern India, an of certainty has been estab agree with Mrs. Wllles. Mrs. Willes retired Feb. 1 Informed source said today. Pope John XXm spoke out work on photosynthesis in 1962, lished the transformation of from the State Welfare Depart aayfaig. But tha context for that "ahock’* enter into relatively normal relations being prejudieal to another. But against communism many times asked himself the provocative The house was originally a love, aa S t Augustine describes The Rev. Herman Rasschdert, some of the basic elements of ment after being a social work la in Waahington, It ia in poUtica, it ia with mainland China. during his reign of less than question: Can carbon be in the universe into the beginnings center chimney colonial. The er 50 years. She began her ser hi Oongreaa, it la in the queationa of i t “is swift, pure, humble, joy a Jesuit, was the first reported five years. He gelded no grotmd duced by a nonliving process to late Hoadley WiUes, husband of “One condition, of course, must be the ful and glad, strong, patient foreign casualty in the wave of in doctrinal resistance to com of the Ufe structure. The astro- vice with the State Welfare poOstara, it la In the automatio aaaump- enter into a cheinlcal combina blologlcal significance of these the present owner, removed the Department in 1945 and came abandonment by the Chinese Commu- faithful, wise, forbearing, manly religious rioting that has munism, but he stressed charity tion to resemble' combinations chimney to make room for a tfana of auppoaed leadera of thought and and never seeks its own will. plagued India for 13 days. The and gentleness more than out steps la overwhelming. If what wide staircase to the second to Manchester, when they open niats, tacitly if not explicitly, of their in that arise from living process has gone on is true and can be ed an office here, about three n ia eaaiuii —but it la not in people tention to conquer and incorporate Tai Love is circumqtect meek, source said Father Rasschdert right condemnation. es. To provide this answer he floor. He cleaned and recon righteoua It is sober, chaste, was struck when he tried to halt verified by a successful landing ditioned many of the bricks and years ago. At one time her du Hardly a polltlelan in Waahington waa wan. ‘Ihls seems unlikely now, but far Pope Paul spoke after he had used the sixty-inch cyclotron on Mara, then scientists have firm, quiet, and well poised in Adivasl tribesmen from looting walked from the huge amphi and bombarded carbon dioxide used them to build the outside ties included serving cases in •at “ahodted” by the thinga Fulbright more siwpriaing changes have oecutred its outward display. Love al and burning Girda VUlage in established an exceUent case all convalescent homes and hos theater to a spot near the pag;an and hydrogen, two materials he tor the ubiquity of life. chimney now in u.se. •aid. Few of them dared openly indicate in politics. , . . ways trusts and h^>e8 in God, southern Bihar State. temple of 'Venus on Palatine pitals in Hartford and Manches even when it has but little de The Indian army clashed four postulated as being present in Tbe same baale elements, in Standing on a triangle of land ter. even aon>e amall meaaure of agreement “French recognition of Communist Hill. The 66-year-old pontiff took the primitive atmosphere of the votion and Uttle savor of God. times with the tribesmen, and up the rough-hewn cross half roughly the same proportions, at the junction of West Rd. and with him. But “people” who come into China, though tmtimely and carried out Without awne sorrow and pain, some deaths were reported. The earth. The cyclotron took the found on the earth are pre Rt. 80, the residence is located A native of Sim.sbury, Mrs. aontact with what Fulbright aaid are not way through the procession, in place of the radiations of the on an old stage coach route Willes graduated from Hartford in a way that can hardly be considered no man can live In love.” tribesmen have been enraged by which papal participation is un sun. sumed to be present throughout going to be “ahockad.” They find hia friendly to the United States, may'nona- Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda anti-Christian activities in Mos usual. the length and breadth of the from Hartford to Boston, not Seminary Foundation in 1916. TalcottviUe lem East Pakistan. In the first experiment he universe. The same radiations far from Lafayette Corners, She was married in 1918, and worda mirrored in their own common theless serve a constructive long-term The procession symbolized the produced formic acid and for Congregational Church Prime Minister Nehru ordered Way of the Cross and included which give rise to Uvlng forms where General Lafayette report she and her husband came to awiaa, in thdr own raaliam, in their own purpose by unfreealng a situation in an emergency meeting in New maldehyde thus proving that on tbe earth are also present edly spent the night at Mc Vernon in 1939. hitalllgenoa 14 stops marking episodes of indeed carbon atoms could be which many countries, none more than Delhi Monday of the chief min Christ’s road to Calvary. The around the specific classes of Lean’s Tavern. It ia not the people, but the politlciana, isters of the four states in which rearranged in a definite config stars discussed last week. It is Before coming to Vernon they the United States, are committed to in first four stops were Inside the uration to give rise to some The late Henry Willes, father- managed a tea house on the and all thoae who pretend to make or Herald the rioting has been centered. Colosseum, the other 10 outside from these recent developments In-iiaw of Mrs. Willes, owned flexible policies by long-eatabllahed com compounds which form the bas that scientists beUeve that an Potomac River, outside of follow the popular conaenaua, vdio keep on the way up Palatine mil. is of living material. The prin many of the houses in Vernon mitments and the pressures of domestio BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Earlier the Pope had mourned almost Infinite volume of life 1s Washington, D. C„ for the Na honoring all thoae mytha Senator Ful public opinion.” Yesterdays —The Serbian Orthodox (%urch cipal contribution was to ahow spread through the sky and with Center. A pipe line on the prop tional Association of Girl the death of C h i^ in a somber that it was unnecessary to have erty on Rt. 30 and Wells St. Scouts. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge bright labeled in hia apeech Wedneaday. As we aaid, that “domestic pubUo haa taken action against an service In St. Peter’s at the Vat the proper key this Ufe may re afi^ies water to the homes of AH the “unthinkable thougdita” Sena- 25 Yean Ago American' bishop who leads a ican. He removed his shoes a living organism act on tha veal Us presence. was honorary head of the asso opinion” to which Senator Fulbright thus church faction that haa declared carbon atom to produce what This is the overwhelming evi M^s. Sarah Forbes and Mrs. ciation, and President Warren hn- Fulbright aucceeded in Hating were Townantan L t Omdr. Edward there to kneel before a crucifix, alludes is much more of an artificial oon- Its indepdence of the mother then lay proetrate before a Imu> waa recognized aa products of dence that has set the stage Irving Campbell, both of Vernon G. Harding visited the eating thoughta ordinary Americana have been sensua the political world creates for H. MoMenemy ordered to leave church. ren altar. living organisms. for the most stimulating under Center, The houses formerly place while the Willes were in thinking for a long time. Itself than it is any true reflection of for Chinese waters. An announcement by the The usual richness glitter In other experiments be pro taking man has aver attempted were owned by the senior Mr. charge. What were aome of theae “unthink Manchester Railway Express church synod Friday said the duced amino acids, sugars, and —the search tor extra-terrestri Wliies. the vray individual Americans think and ing vestments and booming or lata showing that there could be Among the many interesting able thougfbta” of hia? reports business up 117.7%; at- Holy Bishops’ Council had voted gan was absent from the after al lUe. feel and reason. trtoutes gain to heavy produc unanimously to unseat Bishop noon ceremonies. In the sorrow an orderly progresal
/ P A G E E I G H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1964 ICAMCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SA’TURDAY, MARCH 28^ 1964 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZL? LefuHanded Pinch Hitter Sought to Replace Departed Ed Bailey «6A'SS.’t r ‘- Around fho •sap AiMWtr t* Preview P rak Milirr "'"'A / A PINE LOOKING) HMPH/EVERy- Musically Inclined ^ ------VEHICLE, CHCTTEN-J NOW TMAt 'iXJ'RR IN -m s' ON6 THINK* DSN, BUri PREfER) HE WON A ; Grapefruit Leaguej CHIP6 SCO TO LNE Acaoss 4 “AH— •" Giants Make Pitch for Duke Snider A PLANE/—'HAK-\ THE PPJZr.MOOftHMff f o r t u n e in ] IDtace Rm 8 struggle KAPF/— MOST OP j THE SWEEP- ' SSens u d 6 Walk wearflr K 3UST WHAT TOU NWO/ The Olante need a left^iandedfally lost 7>l to Baltimore when HOLDINOE dance — 7-lly o a l ------NEW YORK (AP) — TWIN ENlfilNeE UP nZOiNT/j STAKE*.' OH, pinch hitter who can hit the long ARB O U T-O F-, SMnReeC AHpyiag naek Duke Snider apparently is the Orioles came up with Bve LucaSf Big O Injured f.r-gy IN b ac k , COLOR TV, A BAR WELL, HE MISHT th e ------kaln Earl Yost ball to replace the southpaw hit runs in the eighth inning. In the ETATE/ AS WELL &OOV BUGGS BUNNY AND A t e l e p h o n e WITH U a i m tilaiMl SBraiiUan tapir the left-handed slugger the ting of catcher Ed Bailey traded other game, the Houston Colte \ A HOLD BUTTON.' U PenInJnc 10 Vended HERALD SPORTS EDITO^ to MUwaukee during the off-eea- appetlaUoa llU tte n San Francisco Giants figure scored five rune in the first in aon. And the 37-year-old Snider ning end beet Kensea Cit -4 1 MWild m «f ITPufa ■» will bring the National Royals, Hawks Aim still is dangerous at the plate as Celebei 18‘TIoodnIML Today 8 Team ^ League pennant back to at Daytona Beach. IS "——V iweet I evidenced by his 14 nomert, BalUmore catcher Dick Brown B L M f R'« SO CHEAP apple dder” ITIitalary gods 38Plaius 43Race eeursa Candlestick Park this sea three triples end eight doubles led the Oriole attack with three 3SGraak god a t ctreeMa ’ HE'LL 00 ANYTHIN' ISlBchhr (Roman) son. for the Mets last season. M U ^ anew S4Patl war 41 Arrow poteoB bite—a homer, double and a To End Playoff Sets TO SAVE LOSIN'A SOOendneta 3g Aaeayanta SlUnfaitenad 44 Asterisk New York Mets The 10B3 N L champions who What sort of a deal the Giants two-run single in the decisive GOLP BALU 31Ba(ere StSnrgieal thread 83Maka antndt 46 Italian palatee dropped to third place in 1063 offered the Mete for Snider was eighth—to hack up hiUese relief a iJo W ttl 37Tranaftr from SSTldlar dTMNody Priday were reported to have not known and there was no im ^tchlng by Harvey Haddlx and NEW TOBK (AP)— and 8sny Lnene and i»> M Wuidew gla« ena ihip to dOConaacrate dSMarginatr started negoUaUons with the mediate reaction from ths New Dick Hall over the last four in OliMlniiatl Royals hope nerve Bod CNsea, Sack to ' S t------atUie another 41 Knoch —— 80 Malt brew FORT LAUDERDALE/ two years. It may take us flve^ Cubs. New York Mets in an effort to York club. nings. they can nu PhlladeipMa workiiig erder, r r IT r r years so that the other clubs ‘Tflkie tble kind o f a club,” 5 ^ - SrSC Sal nllabla 1 2 1 4 r FLA.— “The Mets,” Profes get Snider. The Duke, starting his 18th Houston’s quick five runs out of the Nattoual Bas BobertMa, who laiilsnd n * won't be glad they are playing Stengel said, "because we have SO'nioroiisUare sor Casey Stengel noted be The Duke, one of the few ac- year in the majors, walloped a came on EMdie Kaako's lead-off ketball Assonlatloa playoffs Ma right foreann aadLto SSBreedar 12 14 us. a lot o f youth, with the old 12 Uve major leaguers with more home run off Robin Roberts at homer, two walks with the bases before the Royals run out 34 Taka umbnea fore a small army of news K ey to any winning club Is vigor," the man who won 10 caa, who snffered hook la> L- than 400 homers to his credit Miami, Pla. Friday night in one loaded by Bob Anderson and a of heoMiy ball players. •8S Landed IT" IT men, “this season will have strength down the middle— Aipericen League flags with the jury daring TneadayTi da- and now in the twilight of his of two exhiblUon games played single by pitcher Hal Woode- Bat the 76era beaci by feat at PWladelphin hoik femtoine appeal. We have catctung, pltohlng, eeoond base Yankees offeri»d, standing up baseball career, was sold to the 3 . e r V h n r on Good Priday. shlck. The game was called after Injuries through the regu played the foltonlag MgM 37 Units oil weight Jr tba nicest looking fallows, the —ehortstop .and oenterfleld— and kicking his legs like a young L Meta by the Los Angeles Dodg The homer helped the Mets eight Innings because of dark lar NBA aesBon and trall- when the Boyals wna 191- e im », 'Xmm lle. He's slow and (hreotor o f {diyulcal education ford didn’t look BO good Uiis against the Boston Ooltlos. If both serim go tko fh l bis Mete. I only hope that these fellows doesn’t have any arm, so they at TrtaiHy Parish, New Haven, spring; I'd take an extra look The Royals also need a few five gnmeo, the deoiriva Known fa r ehd wide as baaa- will be able to get the ball over tell ine, yet he gets to most for 30 yeans and at various at Sheldon. Sheldon would be day's rest to get their band contests will be played at WELL,WHAT ARE WHAT'S OH,THxr» NOT mr what1» ball’s worst collection of tal the plate so that the umpires balls hit his way and he lobs cal education and varsity sports much better off at Richmond, age brigade, which Inolndes CinrJniiati Sunday aad at yXIDOIM’SIMJPIKf SOT INTO BOTHERINS THE OLDSGMT ent, the Mets, preparing for wUl call ’em strikes." the ball over to m at before the times was supervisor of physi- where he would be pitching starters Oscar Robertson St. Loola Moaday. batter gets there so you'd have PRISCILLA’S POP THERET *itXJ SRAMPAW7 IS THE KIBTTZINS THATS their third National League Jackson, a little southpaw, ooach at Oomwall, N. Y., High every fourth day, than with us BY AL VERMEER SAID'lOU WERE WHY'S KEEPINS HIM HONEST/ to say he was all r i^ t” season, hope to improve their won IS and lost 17, the number School, was director of athlet and sitting on the bench. I f he TtXJ BUSY TO PLAY HE SO WITH SRAMP, WHEN HE f total number of victories even o f suoceeaes beUig a major There's hope for the Mate. r # ‘ V goes well at Richmond, he'll be TH O S E TACKLES SOLITAIRE, IT I ics and head coach o f baseball, A LITTLE CANASTA SNAPPISH achievement which one oonsid- Outside o f Los Angeles, the back.” Sheldon has not as yet 'A S T E R E WITH M E, BO WITH BOB ISA/T HOW >100 PLAY tf they can’t climb up in the football and basketball at Ar MID TH! Btandlngs. era the type club the Mete were. Mete could be the b l g ^ t draw been assigned to Richmond. WHY DON'T SrXI J U ST BE THE SAME, ITS * * • ing attraction this season In nold College. IN TM E SET ON ABOUT CAUSE HE WHETHER VDU WIN The hard-luok pitcher in all Positive Thinking YARD baseball last year, Roger Craig, the National League. W ith 10th He was supervisor of play Frank Ihomas, slated to open SOUR. WOULDN'T. OR LOSE/ grounds here In 1919 and at the BUSINESS PLAY Five Year Plan has moved on to S t Louis and place finishers, the Mete at the season at third base for the 1 CARDS? Three years ago, in their the fellow acquired. Oeorge Alt tracted 932,030 In 1B«3 and same time pfeiyed baseball with New York Mets, switched from ' maiden season, with a hunch o f man, figures prominently in the 1,080,108 last season, both vdtUe several area teams when Inde file seminary, back in 1948 castoffs from other clubs and Mete’ plana. pUylng at the ancient, rundown pendent baseball was at its iriiere be was preparing for the Hook’s New Goal minor league players, the Mets « « e Polo Grounds. The World's Pair, peak in N ew England. priesthood, to baseball. " I t was won but 40 gamea finishing across the street from Shea Sta A graduate of New Haven a tough decision to m ake," last The club Improved last Altman Key Man dium in Pluahing, won’t hurt the Normal School o f Gymnastics, Frank remarked, "but I have ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (A P )— PitcUier Jay Hook of year, notching 51 victories, but "Altman,” the 7S-year-old Mete' gate any, either. he hae degrees from Arnold and never regretted picking baoe- the New York Mets has mastered the theory of propel- still winding up at the bottom leader o f the Mete said, "wUl ^ "W all have a little respecta the department of education of ball." Thomas starts the ’64 ling a rocket millions of miles but he still has not mas o f the pack. the distance hitter that we were bility about us this year," Casey YaJe University. In 1959 he season ns the National League’s "They didn’t build Rome over lacking last year. Hiat Is, If he tered the technique of propelling a baseball 60 feet. warned ar he trotted over to was named a fellow by the sixth all-time home mn king night and no one Is going to can come back and hit Uka be In his manner, Manager Cu-4 keep a national televislmi com Amerioiui Association of among active {Hayers with 372 build a m ajor league club In did whan he played with the m ittm ent to Ms credlL ey Stengel puts it this way Health, Physical Bkhication and "H is pitches just don’t go it," he added. "Tfiia actual Recreation, a departmextt o f the where his mind wants them to pitching of the hall breaks down "W ell, Mr. Berra, what can into getting good stuff on ths NcUionat Biducation Associa I do for you?” <^asey Stengel 80.” tion. In his manner, Hook says: pitch, then getting the pitch to BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL asked as he greeted his long the right spot You shoidd ^ II Helped Trinity time friend. Yogi Berra. The “ It's my lack of positive con Campbell Leading centration.” able to do both. T v e been caught His most recent coaching as freshman New York manager , aEAN MV , IT’S ALWAYS, BATDBDAY ■ trying to be too carefuL That “ I KNOW it was the last word In luxury and BiaKancs signment was at Trinity Col l i answered, "W hat’s new?” The Whichever is more accurate, noOAA/CLEAN doesn’t help either.” *CO CLEAN yoUR 2:80 — Challenge Golf the imdeniable fact is that Hook, whan I told it to you, but that was thres months aj^!” lege where he coached the older manager then said, What about toe rap that MV KOO*A,' Channel 8 a 27-year-old right-hander with iV}Tj freshman team for a season, re ’ ’Name it. Yogi, and we dmi't Hook’s Interest in other fields -k all the talent needed to win In Azalea Open Play 8:80 — NCAA All-Star placing Bob %ultz. At UConn, have it. I Who knows, we might AKAMPJMA/ TM * ^ the majors, has a record of 29-61 have punctured hia concentan^ Game he succeeds Andy Baylock, Ekist even win a few games this tlon on pitching. Channel 8 year.” The latter quip was for seven seasons. In two sea Oatholic High football ooaoh sons with toe Mets, Hook has "People have said that,” HOok WILMINGTON, N. C. (AP)-Joe Campb«n, former 4 p.m. — Golf Classic who handled the freshman made in Jest, of course. The Channel 8 Mets have been the sentimental posted 8-19 and 4-14 records. admitted, "but I can’t see that, Purdue University golf and basketball star turned golf duties last season. SAM M ASSEY B E N C A S E Y 4:80 Sports Special favorites of thousands during An erudite student of gas dy btany guys work at different things in the winter. I f a guy’s ing executive, hasn’t won a tournament in over two Channel 89 their two years of competition. namics and rocket propulsion who is working on a masters de a haberdasher, it doesn’t mean >w ■ 1 r>i.n>» o • years. ’ 8 pm . Saturday at the gree at Northwestern, Hook when he's out there pitching he W»*"K lx. SO I MISHT AO But he feels he’s on the way Baoea Toronto Hurt hy Penalty Error With the weather ideal after speaks frankly of his problem. la going to be thinking w ou t wELL-maxxj wB to better things. He carried a Channel 8 Owens Selected rainout Thursday, 84 players "I’ve been guilty "of two what he's going to be wearing JUST DON'T HAVE one stroke lead Into today’s sec 8 p.m. — W ide W orld of in the field of 160 broke par and things,” said Hook, “incoiu^- after the game.’’ EMPTY BED... ond round of the $20,000 Azalea Sports (Sports Cars, 23 others equalled It To Replace Harp ency and negative thinking. I Well, then, has woridng for a EVEN IF HE , Open Tournament after riKMt- siding) Stanley Cup Playoff Series Dutch Hairison, winner hers have to work on positive con club that makes numerous ei> SHOULD A liig a five under par 67 yester- C^iannel 8 REQUIRE rrl 13 years ago and one day away LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP)— centration. rors affected hla pitching? S-2S day. 9 p.m.---Illgh Sohoel Sports from his 84th birthday, shot 89 The new Kansas basketball ’ ’Suppose,” he continued, "I can’t buy that either," ha “I made thoee six and seven- Channel SO Resumes at Forum Tonight to tie for tMrd with Rocky coach is Ted Owens, a bright "I’m pitching to a batter who said. "I'm only affected by vrtiat foot putts you have to make SHORT RIBS Mount N.C., amateur Ed Juste young assistant who already hit low outside pitch out of the I ’ve done. I get mad at myself BY FRANK O’NE.AL when you are playing well," SUNDAY and pros Tommy Jacobs, Jack MONTREAL (A P)—Toronto^the Maple Leafs in the penally has a solid reputation as a soft- park on me toe last time. I when I make a bad pitch- was the w ay he summed up Ms McGowan and Don Fairfield. 2 p.m. — N C A A Swimming and Montreal resume their civil box SLfter his two-minute de sell recruiter. can’t say to myself I won’t put much more so than when an in- 'HEVf WHAT HOW CO/AE NOU flHE CROWS ARE ON 36-31 tour o f the 6,744-yard nurteen others followsd at Channel 8 war tonight and If round two layed term had expired. Geof- The 34-year-old Owens, as the ball there again. That’s neg fielder makes an error. You Cape Pear Country Club course. /AllE\fcxJ OOING?/^ HAVEN'T HEARD? -THE V/ARPATH.' 70, Including T o m Lema, Gene 2:80 — Sports Spectacular o f their Stanley Cup semifinal frlon scored during toe mix- sistant to former coach Dick ative thinking. I ’ve got to con have to only judge your own pez^ SCTTlNS It gave him a one-stroke edge Littler, Bruce Devlin, Lionel OIuuumI 8 series resembles Thursday’s up. Clarence Campbell, Nation Harp the past four years, was centrate on getting it low and forinances. over Bob Gajda, 47-year-old •m oy Hebert and George Bayer. 4 pm. — World of Golf opener, the officials will be toe al Hockey League president, hired yesterday as head coach. away if that’s where I want It. " I ’ve just got to think I can €{ Birmingham Hills, Ifich., pro \N Fourteen others were a shot Channel 80 busiest— and dizziest—men in acknowledged toe error yester Wade Stinson, toe new Kansas "That’s the mental part of do better,” he said—positively. who Is playing his way home to away at 71. Billy C$M pv, at 72, toe Forum. day but said toe issue was dead. ./ athletic director, said toe job CASE his club job after playing oMy and defending champion Jerry The first game, won by toe Hawks Used Muscle wasn’t offered to anyone else. OF the four-tournament Caitobean Barber, with 74, were other Morehead Proves Canadiens, 2-0, almost turned In Chicago, where toe Black Harp resigned Thursday. AN tour this winter. trailing favorites. into a mass sit-in as players Hawks and Detroit Red Wings Owens recruited most of toe Campbell, a chunky, clgar- INDIAN A fte r today’s round the field from both teams skated colli meet Sunday in toe second con top Kansas players in recent Riverside Opening Tonight smoklng 3^year-old blond, Is will be cut to the low 60 and Problem for Sox ATTACK, j MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl sion courses into toe penalty test of their semifinal set. years. He found 6-11 Walt Wes vice president of a company ties and the 10 amateun for box. Referee Prank Udvarl as Hawks pilot Billy Reay credit ley, a talented sophomore, and I Danny Galullo opens defense'^terbury, bad the biggest win maidng a new-etyle grip for Sunday and Monday play. PALM aPBINOS, Calif. (AP) sessed 31 penalties, including ed his team’s 4-1 opening-game played a major part in toe re golf cluhsi EiVer the executive, ning season in toe history of — What’s wrong with pitcher 16—a playoff record—in toe victory to muscle. cruiting of Oeorge Unseld, 6-7 of his stock car champlonsMp OONY T H o e e o j v © he pointed out to newsmen that Riverside in 1963. He not only I'D HATE TO BUN INTO Dave Morehead? opening period. "We were going after them." junior, an All-B ig Eight p ivo t I tonight as racing at Riverside \ A O R R S ^ ARBFtZEhiOeOF was master of toe modifleds, e c M e e ^ i H A T the grip has been a major fac The penalty wave was too Reay said yesterday. "That's BUZZ SAWYER CINCV... ((O Bowling Red SoK Manager Johnny Kansas had a third place fin \ Park Speedway starts for toe but he also copped the crown BY ROY CRANE MiNe...Twe/ OOeSMTLIKESOU/ tor In his Improved play. much for toe timekeeper, who toe way to stop any team. If ish this year in toe B ig E ig h t Peaky would like a quick an 16th season. A big crowd o f in toe Tuesday night jalopy fU- u Top Bookie In '62 swer. became so confused he unwit you don’t give them Ume to do THIS TAPE E A R L Y B D tD S -O ig a OoOa first-nighters Is expected to vislon. YOU PEOPLE ARE DOING RESEARCH IT S CONE/ OUR FIRST Joe has had Ms ups and Boston resumes exhibition tingly shortchanged Toronto anything, they just don’t get RECORDING OF A 125— 368, Anna LaUberte 126, welcome toe popular speed "Danny Boy” won’t be rest WORK WITH PORPOISES. I'D I HEAVCMS; SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO downs stnoe his selection five while Bemie - Geoff rion scored anything done." College Baseball PORPOISE WAS Jean Beauregard 129. pleor agralnat the Los Angeles sport back to Agawam. The ing on his past laurels, how PLAY THE TAPE FOR 'lOU. CARRY ON A CONVERSATION years ago as pro golf rookie of Montreal's decisive goal in toe Defenseman A1 Lainglois of , SEIZED FROM A PABKADE PINNBITB8 Angels today after being idle North Carolina State 6, Con inaugural feature will be a 30- ever. He’s ready to unveil a y^WlTH OUR P0RP01SE»HAPPY."- the year. In 1962 he won more first period. Detroit can testify to toe .FOREIGN SPY. Joyce Spetber 183— 450, linda yesterday. necticut 5. lap race. The eight-event card new car tonight. His No. 63 la SOM EBOOTS than $21,000 on the tour. Last Dead Issue Now Hawks’ added punch. Langlois SuMvan 175—461, Lee Pope 177 Moiehaad, signed ae a $76,- Mlaipi, Pla. 2, Wealeyan 1, gets underway at 8:16. expected to do a lot of damage REMOVED IT year, stepped by an appendec GeoUge Ogg, toe penalty is being fitted for a special — 602, Dot Peterson 188-178— 000 bonus boy two years ago Wesleyan 4, Ohio State 1. Galullo, toe whiz from Wa- this season. FROM OUR tom y a t Greensboro, N. C., he tlm'^'eeper, kept Dave Keen of mask after suffering a frac F IL E S ' ^ won leM than half that amount 534, June Smith 191 — 475, and owner of 10-13 big league € > Marie English 179, Bv MoCaulsy record laat season, has a 9.9 tured right cheekbone, toe re- And M nine tournaments be ^ult of a Red Hay bodycheck. fore coming here he only 179— 475, Wanda Kasslauskaa earned run average for 10 In- pocketed about $1,600 this year. 474, Dot Whltriiead 191— 487, ninge work this spring. He Is <. I o Ginny Lind 194 — 467, Ain M T A NAVAL A hand Injury In mid-winter counted u|>on ae a starter. ------DUX Fountain 482, Bemlce Ottiert ^RESEARCH ■ 0 - ' forced Mm to lay off a few "H e isn't the same pitcher he 177 — 453, Orsaaa Barter 174, — O ' c 3-38 ^ weeks. Hs won $600 yesterday was lest year,” Pericy moans. Aging Olson STATION IN 4 . Doris Kirtiand 453, Cathy Ren- FLORIDA. fo r the beat score o f ttw round, "H e seems to have gotten hlm- a dally bonus prtes awarded by gtons 176. aelf all fouled up some,, way. the sponsors. "D ave Is not throwlnig any M ay Be S e t 1 CAPTAIN EASY- BY LESLIE TURNER Campbells' longest putt was where ee hard as he did last a 12-footer for one of Ms five Duckpin Leaders year. And everything he throws birdies. He missed only one la straight as a s t r l^ . For Title Try MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD McKW TH ArSAM ipl HE POUN'T TRUBT OF COURSE. green, but got Ms par by chip NEWINGTON ^AP) — The ‘TVs a mystery to me. I hope THWK* A OOCrOR*! BY THIIRSBCONP VISIT BUT VM WIST ping three inches from the hoM. W est Hartford team o f BiU we can get It straightened out." SAN PRANaSCO (AP)—Cart PSYCHIAIWBT TMBV PINb SOtNB TACTFUL WAV TO TVMfFeeeM n TJMI Betedke 0I5B
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Q------u akedJuye.. buyers waiting acres, preferably with S 'o r 6 woric. No Job too small. Im WOMAN for steady laundry 2174. 9-g. BIGHT ROOMS for |lT,90fr-we plaM, wall carpet, garage, good staed rooms, roof, 100’ frontage wiu city • — a. Botcombe, Rsaltor, 644- work. Apply New Syrtem Laun havs ana llstad. Old bat aolid. sunroom, full cellar, 3-car ga brook nnmtag through propar- Kreened porch, high lot. traee, for multiple dwctltaga. Uedroom home nearby M m - mediate esUmates. 64S-2629. NEW FOUR rootn apartment rage. almost 3 acres. Wolver utiHtlae, maximum Ilving at a S£' fielay—call today. Fn t to Htrald Readers dry, Harrison Street. FTIOM OUR New Hampshire Business Locations Mow beat pebit, ate. Vacant 900rPhUbrtck Agency, 649-6464. ty. Completely buUt-ta Utclien ameeite drive. Easily financed. low, tow price. Wesley R. Chester. Haply Box O, HecakL MASONART—Fireplaces, chim first floor, stove, refrigeraUm. ton Agency, Realtor, 6464616; Inehidee refrigerator, ftraaaar, Lawrence F. 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DubUdo, 649- phone Jacks ta all rooms. steam heat, aluminum com- TATE IS OUR ONLY BU8I- tion. Reasonable. 649-1080. sise kitchen, oil hot water heat, Agency, 649-1894. b e a u t i f u l country view ra time without apendiny all evening: at the telephone. RN OR LPN, Priday and Sat water refrigerator, atove, 6306 between 8-9, Saturday 9-8. *pacial llghttag. Many more MANCHESTER-—6 room rataafi BEAUTY AND APPEAL bfnatira windows, 4-car ga NBSS. Call us today for Legal Notics washing machine, garage. versatile room arrangement ranch x that featurm I bod- hUI. near new lO-bola gc4f prompt, professional advice Roofing—Siding 16 urday, 11-8 a.m. Greenlawn extras too numerous to men- TWO FAMILIES — Look no rage, Up-top shape. Shown oourae. Parkway, bus, a ^ - Adult couple only. «iia month Ideal set-up for In-Iaws. Wol- rooms, living room with flra- Sli*roam Ranch for buyer ra all real estate matters. Convalescent Home, Rockville, tlcn. Gall on this house fo- further. 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Brown 860 Mata St., Manchester The Hartford National Bank and LOST—CSiild's glasses in brown ous students, our specialty. Immediate occupancy. Adqjta 160 Mata St., Manchester Crockett, Realtor, 84S-1677. case, vicinity Strickland and Company - Roofing, siding, al available, local insurance com grove, adults only, pCeasant LINE Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. (fotonial Cape, 6 laigs rooms, 648-1108 Tr^t Compray. Guaidiaa. havtag Teen-age driver’s education Siant-o-matlc desk models— preferred. 649-78a. 648-1106 MANCHBSTER-^Aks Street. 6 exhibited its annua] account wftt Hawthorne Streets. Call 649- courje. State certified. 640-7898. terations, additions and re pany, pleasant working condi location east Manchester. 648- BARROWS A WALLACE ROCKUBDOBl—Custom built 3 38 foot living room, 2 baths, modeling of all types Ehccel- tions, competitive salary, merit some new, some demon FOUR BEDROOM colonial on room Dutch CMonial, 1 4 baths, said estate to this Court lor aN S090. RockviUe office, 80 Ward St., FY)UR ROOM iqtartment in 6889. Twin Hills Drive bedroom ranch, outstraiUng rae acre wooded lot, walking lowance. it Is lent workmanship. 649-6496. Increases, excellent fringe strators and floor samples the busUne, lUie new Inside and Mancheeter Parkade, 1.6 acres well shaded, great “ •trace to echoed. CaU 643- Th*» Oio 8tb day of 870-49U. cluding heat, hot water, gas quality, many unusual fea Legal Notices April, 1964, at ten o'elodc forenoeo benefits, hours 8:16-4:18, Mon and sewing room machines. $14,900—Air condltlontag, dish flwtalde, financing no problem, Mancheater, 6494IS06 for children. Close to shopping 4606. These are sig-zag machines stove, and refrigerator. GUI tures, tacludlng swimming at the Probate Office In the Moxie- LEARN TO DRIVE - Special day through Friday. Evening Resort Property Custom 70 foot 6 room ranch washer, fireplace, large kitch truly a bargain at $16,100. Wes- pool. Extra tot If desired. center rad schools. Good neigh AT A TOURT OF PROBATE held Iple Bui'ding in said Manchester, BIDWELL SIDING and roofing. all fully guaranteed. Re 849-7834 between 5-7 p.m. borhood. 3-car garage, en- Announcements attention to nervous and elder interviews by appointment. For Rent 67 on acre lot, kitchen has en, roomy S bedroom ranch, R- Smith Agency 849-1894. HEBRON — 10 minutea from Priced below cost. To inspect w end the same Is assigned a ly. Classroom fOr teen-agers. 643-8379, 878-9109. Please call Mrs. Lubas, 643- duced S40. buUt-lns, living room has ctoeed Bunporch, extras. Priced Farms For Sale 76 HanciKMtcr. on the 25th hearing on the allowance ot said ELECTROLUX sales and serv ROCKVILLE — New 3-room 100x360 lot Don’t wait. Carlton MODERN S-bedroom, full tfitt- Manchester. CUatom built call owner 84S-S310. day of March, A.D. 1964. account and said Guardian's three Pickup service. Day or eve 1124, 643-1126. MISQUAMICUT, Rhods Island flrepCsoe, attached breese- W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6133. at $33,600. If tatereated call prior accounts with said estate, ice, bonded representative, Al 8upply limited. 8hc^ early. apartment, heat, hot water, ap mrat ranch, one block from ranch, 0 rooms, one a c n land, 648-6188. BOLTON—100 acre farm plus a ning lessons. Reasonable rates. pliances furnished, off street summer reeort—Now Is the way and garage, double walk-out cellar, breaseway, ga- MANCHESTER — Easter Spe Judge**"*’ and this Court directs that notles fred Amen, 206 Henry St., Man- Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ameeite drive. SEVEN ROOM older home, 4 Bulkley School, immediate oc lovely recent 8 room colonial, Eriate of Myrtle Rlchaj-daon. late of the time and place asatgaed for ManrJiester Driving Academy, parking. Immediate occu time to make your reservation rag*- CaU 049-6614. dais. 4 room ranch, city utfl- said hearing be given to all pop- Cihester, 648-0400. 742-7240. Help Wanted—Male 36 bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 72x161, cupancy, Vln Boggtal, Bel Air lUes, near bus, -shopping, rad with four bedrooms. Sraie of Manchester in said district, de- ROOFING — Specialising re pancy. CUl 876-6409. for your summer vacation. We Estate, 648-9883. caaied. sons known to be interested (here SINGER SEWING Marion B. Robertson, Realtor MANCHESTER—Huge 6 room schools, $11,800; short way out barns, aU equipment stays. Upon application of Nan R. Clapp in to appear and be heard thereon INCOME TAX Returns prepared pairing roofs of all kinds, new have cottage rentals by the SOPHISTICATED Meat for the "gentleman farm DRIVERS for school buses, ' ANDOVER—4 room apartment week, month or season. L ^ s s 643-6968. ranch, 3 baths, double garage, —Mautiful 0 room ranch, mint Executrix praying for authorttj- to ' by publishing a copy of this order by auditor. BusinesB and in roofs, gutter work, chimneys Manchester-Vemon area, 7:30- CENTER J. D. REALTY BOLTON — Modern 8 bedroom er , phis an opportunity to sell oodJPromlsp and seuls a certain i In some newspaper haring a cir- with stove and refrigerator, and Stanton Realty, i^one family room, recreatibn room, cradiUra, aluminum siding, rulatlon in said District, at least dividual. Raymond Olrard. Oall Garage—Service— cleaned, repaired. Aluminum 8:46, 2:16-3:30. Call 643-2414. $8,600 - WELL KEPT OH room ranch on 160x150 lot, assumable some lots ta the future. T. J. doubtful and disputed claim in fa- i siding. SO years' experience. 832 Main 8t., 843-8883 first floor. 742-7641. Mlsquamlcut 848-8117. 618 Center St., 643-6138 many extras. Caritra W. combtaatira windows, modem 6 4 room Split Level, toter- estate against ths I seven days before the day at said coUeot. 870-7882. Storage ranch, S bedrooms, attractivs $116 monthly mortgage. Vln Crockett, Realtor, 048-1677. ^en d ly Ice Cream Corporation o f' nearing and by mailing on or be 10 Free estimates. Call Howley, Ifiitchtaa, Realtor, 6464083. kitchen, knotty pine living and eettag studio type living dining area, suburban. Owner Bogglni, Bel Air Real Eetate, area, kitchen tx^-tau, rear Connecticut, it is ' fore March M. 1964, ^ corUfisd INCOME TAXES prepared In 648-6861. 648-0768. FIVE ROOM apartment. In 643-9833. dining rooms, private beach, GJ^ERED; That the foregoing mall, a copy of thla older to Ed your borne or by am>^tment, quire 83 Birch Street after Business Property anzloua Carlton W. Rutehtas. MANCHESTER - Two famCy, $11,900; over 100 Usttags all patio, garden ihed, shade aimllcation be heard and dete * I ward Johnson. 161 Loomis St., Man OARAGE for rent, 182 Maple p.m. Realtor, 64941S1 Legal Notices chester. Conn.: Charles J. Cole. experienced tax work, 24 hour Truck Drivers G. E. ROnSSERIE oven, used For Sale 70 MANC-ICHESTFJR — Year old 6 BUTLFIR ROAD—3 bedroom 6-6-3, aeparate heating and price ranges. The Ellsworth trees, amealta drive. Only mined at tae Probate office In 1 St. 643-4781. utlUtieB, centraUy located, $17,800. Mjmehester in said District, on the Esq., c/o Robinson. Rolitaison A service. CaU 648-4723. Radio-TY Repair 8 times, excellent condition. roomom ranch, built-in Mtehen, ranch, cloee to shopping area Wtten Agency, Realtora, 648- A COURT OF PROBATE hMd 1 ^ day of April. A.D. 1964, at Cole. A t ^ .. 750 Main 8t.. Hartfotd. OCCUPANCY April 1 - Five WEST SIDE OAPB—Six rooms, priced to aeU. Phone 6494)888. I Good starting salary. Must Cost price $89—sacrifice for BUSINBSS ZONE m — Bight wall-to-wall carpeting, nat 6 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, rad BchooCs. PhoM 940-7934 6980. 668 E. Middle Tpke. Open eleven o clock in the forenoon, and I Conn.: Hartford National Bank A FEDERAL INCOME tax re Services 18 have clean record, be over $40. 649-4200. room apartment, $86, autoquU- rooms with two offices, sep that n ^ce be given to all pereons Trust Company. Guardian, H GARAGE FOR RENT—11 Fair- Ural woodwork, attached ga> porch, rec room, new wood after 6. Monday through Friday Ull 9, Pearl 8t.. Hartford. Conn. turns prepared with your sav 26 years old. 649-3866, Ext. Ic heat and hot water. 98 Weds arate entrance, suitable for MJCKY? You may be, to get Batorday and Sunday UE 6. WARREN E. HOWLAND Intereated In said estate of the field Street. Cali 643-4888. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv Street between 7-8 or call 628- rage, 817,900. Hayes Airacy, shingle aiding, close to bus and this lovely t bedroom rracA Realtor pendency of aald application and the JOHN J, WALLETT. Jodga. ings in mind. Reasonable 7. PUSH BUTTON stove with business or professional use. 643-4808 ANDOVER-BOLTON — Beauti Ume and place of hearing there- rates. E. J. Bayles, 649-6240. ice. avallt.ble all hours. Satis warming oven, fully automatic, 6836. school, $14,800.^ Philbrick with beautiful rec room—re $12,60S-SIX ROOM Ckipe, 5 faction guaranteed. Call 648- Philbrick Agency, 849-8464. Agency, 649-8464. ful new Gold Medallion home. 860 Mata St., Manchester Belau of Jsaa A. Heckett of ^ by publishing a c»py of this 89” , very good condition, $25. FTJLL SHED DORMER — Six 5 rooms and bath, acre lot, full duced-vacant. E. J. Carpen rooms finished, near bus, shop le a d e n s . CalUomlA ownlM prop- omer In some newspaper having a BUYING TIME FULL-TIME tax accountant 1816. AUTO mechanic, experienced NORTH COVENTRY — Modem ter, Realtor, 64941061. 8M-1106 toi'ltsj^eatcr In said District, circulation In said district, at least BELGRADE (AP) — A group Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Call 649-3906. INVESTMENT PROPERTY - rooms, 3 baths, remodeled basement, completely land ping area and schools. Owner an Incapable person. ready to assist you with your tune-ups, general repair work. 2% room apartment, utilities BOLTON—Veterans opportunity, seven days before the dav of said of 17 stores in this YugaalavUi 3 stores, 7 room apartment, kitchen, fireplace, reo room, scaped. Call Frederick M. anxious. Call 8434S267. Upon apjj^caUoe of Jamos U. h ^ in g to appear U they see cause Income tax preparation. Rates MOTOR BIKE, 1962 Honda, 80 Seymour Auto, 681 Main furnished. 742-7720 before 2:80. no down payment required on ROCKVILLBl—Pive room ranch, capitol are offering price cute and separate 80x87 concrete screened porch. Bowers School, this 8 room ranch on Cook Gaal, Brt*er, 648-2682 or 648- K place and be reasonable. S. J. Turklngton cc, excellent condition. Call Moving—Trucking— Street, Manchester. block buUdliw with heat, lava 0281. city water and sewers, private MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER—Off B. Center heard relaUve thereto, and make to encourage shoppers to Musical Instruments 53 ROCKVILLE — Sunny 4 room Philbrick Agency, 649>84S4. Drive, or can be purchased backyard, convenient to stores return to thla court. Jr., 648-7781. 649-6860, 1:30-6 p.m., anytime Storage 20 tory, and office space. $39,900. 6 room Cape ta a quiet, con Street. Sturdy 6 room home, ______JOHN J. WALAETT. Judge change their hours. The stores Saturday, Sunday. MAN TO LEARN molding cov ELECTRIC GUITAR, semi-solid flat, near stores and bus line, with 10% down. Comer lot. rad Bchoole, $11,800. Owner through center hall, wall-to- want to end the traditional Contact Philbrick Agency, 649- 83 FOOT RANCH, Porter Street Selling for only $18,700. An ex- venient locaUon. 8 or 4 bed O IO B R B D : That the (orsgoinx INCOME TAXES prepared tn MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ers on baseballs, 5-day week. dual pickups, with case, $711. hot water, off street parking, 8464, for detank 876-1472. rooms, spacious kitchen, lots waC carpeting, 2-car garage, KPUcettpn he heard and detei? AT A TOURT OF PROBATE held lunchtime cloee - down when area, beamed celling, 3 fire- ceUent value. Start packing retired Internal Revenue of NEW CH Sportsters and FLH trucking and package delivery. Apply Tober Baseball Manu Call 649-0361. nice yard, $66 monthly. 876- MANCHESTER GREEN of cabinet rad counter space, immaculate. Hayes A nn cy, nuned at the Probate office In Man- at Mancheeter. within and for the commercial activity stops dead fleer. Marvin Baker, 648-6277. facturing Co., 114 Brooklyn St., 0906. daces, IH baths, b^t-lns, 6 rad call T. J. Crockett, Real I f ANCHESTER—$14,900. 0 room cheetsr in said District, on Uie 9th district of Mancheater, on the »th Duo-glides mi display. Used Refrigerators, washers aj^ fularge rooms, double garage, reasraably priced at $14,400. 643-4808. day ^ Aprfl. ^ D . lto4. at t ^ day of March. A.D. 1964. for four hours ta the middle of motorcycles. Harley-Davldson stove moving specialty. Folding Rockville. Land For Sale 71 tor at 643-1677. brick Cape, fireplace, garage, — —— ------o (dock In the afternoon, and that Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, 128' frontage. Carlton W. excellent condition, trees, near Wolverton Agency, Realtor, JUO f €• the day. Anyone who buys in Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart chairs for rent. 6494)782. FOR SALE—Clarinet, $60. 643- 649-2818. $14.900—UNBEATABLE rrach P*reons In- the stores during that time is EXPERIENCED hardwood floor hot water, on bus line, $96. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6US. VERNON — Mitchell telephone 4 bedroom ranch, 1^ baths, bus, shopping, school. O rlton Hlstate of John Henry Hackett of ford. 247-9774. 9300. BOLTON—20 acres, wooded, on fireplace, famfly sized kitch value,value. 6 4 rorai.nxmiB and garage,« a r « e , of the pen- offered a five per cent discount. Personals layer and floor sander, paid monthly. Call 649-3176. Notch Road. A b^ 400 feet exchange, spacious 6 room W. Hutchins, Realtor, 6494)132. dency of said appUcation and toe Manchester in said district a MANCHESTER—Convenient to en. attached garage, im alumimun windows, high as ^ e ^ piace o t hearing thereon, minor. 1 Painting— Papering 21 workman’s compensation, year ELECTRIC Refrigerator, med frontage. T. J. Crockett, Real ranch, deep treed lot, walk-out South Windsor WANTED—Ride from Winter High and Junior High, 6 room mediate occupancy. $18,500. sumable mortgage, tip-t^ con by publlshinc a copy of thie order „Uppn ajmUcatlon of L. Audrey' ’round Job, good wages. Call ium size;’ electric stove, both FOUR ROOM cold flat, second tor, 643-1677. basement, aluminum storms $11,800—4 ROOMS with expra- *” 1 haring a cir- Knofla. Guardian. praying for 1 and Center St. to Parkade for Business Services floor, two family house. See Cape with attached garage, dition. W e e I e y R. Smith eulatioo In said district, at least authority to sell certain real ee-' PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in 643-7488 after 7 p.m. good working condlUon. Very rad screens, oil hot water heat, aion poeslbUltiee, best of fi FOUR BEDROOM RANCH Agency, 649-1894. 10 a.m. Call 643-0800 after 6. O ffered 13 terior, paperhanging, wall Mr. Colby, 64 Birch St. treed lot, 3 bedrooms, dining 8 generous bedrooms, paneled nancing available, near bua, •evm days before the day of said tate particularly described in said reasonable. 648-7001 after 6:30. room, living room with fire application on file, it is paper removed, dry wall work. EXPBIRIENCED Painters want Houses For Sale 72 '.iving room, splc 'n span WARREN E. HOWLAND schools, ahopping. WeOley R. $6,490—SI*OTLES8 rrach home, itt said lime and place and ORDERED: Ttiat the foregoing, WANTED—Rider to Hartford, 8 WASHINO MACHINES repair^ FOUR ROOM apartment, fui^ place, IVi baths, tip top condi- application be heard and deter-' PIZZA RAYS a.m. to 4:46 p.m. Call 643- Reasonable rates. Bank financ ed. Call 633-7765 between 6-7 or throughout. Wolverton Agency, Realtor Smith Agency, 649-1894. Prestige location for ex new siding, half acre lot. Wes b« bMTd rtlAtiT« thereto* and ed, RCA Whirlpool and Ksn- ing arranged. Fully insured. can in person, 44 Bayberry nace heat, hot water heater, CONCORD RD - Beautiful ticHi, good location. WcUverton Realtor 649-2818. panding family, on heavily make return to thU court. mined at the Probate office in Man 6761. more. All work guaranteed. Antiques 56 ley R. Smith Agency, 840-1804. JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. cheeter In said District, on ths 9th 130 SPRUCE ST. 649-9668, Joseph P. Lewis. Rocul, Glastonbury. central location. Phone 648-6111 ranch, large Uvlng room, form Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. 860 Main St., Manchester MANCHESTER—Six room split wooded lot. Why be cramped Call 643-4918. or 643-6969. day of April. A.D. 1964, at two ' WANTED—Ride from Manches MANCHESTEJR ORHIEN — An al dining room, cabinet kitchen, BOWERS SOi^OOL —^4 room 643-1108 level home on a deep, well when you can upgrade your MANCHESTER SUBURBS—$7,- AT A OTTOT OF PROBATE held o clock In the afternoon, and thM ' BEAT SPRING Prices—Have PLUMBER’S HELPER, exper tiques. During March open 3 bedrooms, recreation room, Cape, plus 2 unfinished shet landscaped lot. garage, oil hot Uvlng for $17,300. Call Joe 000. Five room Cape, trees, pri within and for the notice be given to all persons in Tel. 6434M31 ter center to Columbia cen REPAIRS on all makes of re KNOX ST.—Duplex, 6 rooms. district Manchester, on the 26th terested in said estate of the pen ter between 7:30-8 a.m. 643- your interior painting done ienced in new work. Please Monday through Friday after landscaped yard. Marion B. dormer, oversize garage, com water heat, 2 full baths, 8 bed Gordon 640-6306, 876-6611. vacy, immediate occupancy. dency of aald application and the frigerators, washers, ranges, early. Call Connecticut Paint call ’649-3286. newly redecorated. Call 648- dra of March. AD. 1964. 4617 after 5. and diyers. All oil burners noons and by appointment. Robertson, Realtor. 648-6968. LEGAL plete stainless kitchen, bullt- rooms, living room with fire Lawrence F. Flrao, Resdtor, time and place thereon, by pub PIZZAS GRINDERS ing Ic Decorating. F’ree esti 6618. fns, 2 fireplaces. Ovmer 649- BOLTON CENTER — Vacant 8 place well designed kitchen, Ju^T*"*’ lishing a copy of this order in some cleaned and serviced. All work 481 E. Middle Turnpike. 643- room ranch with basement and 648-3766. Charles NichoCera, mates. 643-0683. WANTED — Experienced Ore 7222. VERNON — Spacious 6 room 9416. walking distance to schools and BARROWS A WALLACE 742-6864. .®Jtete of Rein)iardt R. Lehman, newspaper having a circu'ation In guaranteed. 649-0066. service men, apply in person NOTICE attic. Attached two car garage. of Manchester in said district an naid (listrict. leaat d
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PAGE TWELVE lATURDAY, MARCH 28. 1964 illanrbPBter Stt^ n in g 1|i^rald E^, t' Pvt. James P. Syphers of the United States Army, son of Mrs. About Town Gladys R. Hatfield, 68 Durant Carson Wins St., and Franklin F. Syjriiers of rrlMMlalilp Orel* at Ut« Sal Wethersfield, recently arrived vation Army will nw«t Mon in Germany and is assigned to Business Bodies State Award day at 7:45 p.m. at the church the 7th Artillery as a fire con toe a aervloe program. Mem- trol operator. Robert A. Carson, a saalor at ban an nmlnded to ntura jo m s GAB AOENCnr tbelr aetf-denlal containers at Robert Turcotte of 59 Alex Manchester High School, has this time. Mrs. Thomas Mc ITie Regina D'ltalia Society ander St. has Joined the sales won third prise of |7B la the Cann and Mrs. William John- will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. staff at Paul Dodge Pontiac at at the John F. Tierney Funeral state in the 1964 Hire the Han Sm u win be th? hostesses. 373 Main St., it was announced dicapped poster contest Home, 219 W. Center St., to this week. Joseph J. Mayer Jr., a radar- pay respects to Mrs. Anthony Turcotte la a former service Carson, the son of Mrs. man seaman in the United Leone, who was a member. station owner-operator on Cen Joanne Caroco of 78 Benton St, Stages Navy and sen of Mr. and ter St. and has several year's earlier this month was named Mina Joseph J . M ayer Sr., 75 Robert L. Lovett, a fireman experience in the automotive first prise winner of s mer- Wsdgewood Dr., noently re apprentice in the United States business. He terminated his ohanm se oertlfloate o In tho local potted for duty aboard the de Navy and son of Mr. and Mrs. rtl ■ Center St. affiliation last month contest, and thus earned the stroyer USS Ingersoll, which is John F. Lovett, 54 Hawthorne after seven years. right to compote in the state opentlng out of BbA Francisco, St., is serving aboard the attack contest, sponsored by the Gov aircraft carrier USS Midway, JOINS AMERICAN COAL ernor’s Ckimmlttee on Employ which is operating in the Far ment of the Handioappetk Jack M. Gordon of Glaston (^irson will receive his prize Oadet RsJph OoweCl, s(»i of East with the Seventh Fleet. bury, ftiel expert in the Man' Mr. and Mrs. Ral]A K. Ooweil, together with the other state ohenter area for nearly 30 winners at an awarda hinohson 88 Buckingham St., has been Arthur House, son of JVdge years has been named Man awarded a college rifle marks Thursday at noon at the Statler and Mrs. Charles House,r ITO Citadel Guest chester representative for the manship letter at Wentworth Hilton Terrace Room In Hart Westland St., has been invited American Coal Oo. of Hartford, IfllitBiy Academy, Lexington, to participate in the Tufts As Brig. Jonah Munyi of Nairobi, ford. M a sembly on Massachusetts Gov Africa, will give an illustrated It was anrmunced this week by (3ov. John Dempsey will pre ernment, April 7 and 8 on the lecture highlighting the SalvU' sent citations to the winners of Naval Avistian Cadet Bryan M edford cam pus. He Is one of tlon Army’s growth In Kenya both the poster contest and the F. Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. only three undergraduates since 1921, at the church on 16th annual Hire the Handi W ard C. Krause, 87 Walnut St., chosen to take part In the con Sunday. His visit here is part capped Theme Contest, also recently reported for advanced clave. A senior, he ha.s been of a program enabling him to aponsoied by the governor’s flight training with Training accepted at Taft's Fletcher report on missionary efforts comittee on the handicapped. Squadron 28 at the United School of Law and Diplomacy. conducted throughout the "dark The other winners in the ^ t - StatM Naval Air Station, continent.” er contest include; First, 1200, Corpus Christ!, Tex. Brig. Munyi, a product of Mary Jane Frontel, Bast Hamp Thirty-six pupils of Bennet missionary work by the Army In Junior High ^hool will attend ton; second, 1125, 'William C. his country, was converted to Sohreffler, Thompsonville; a matinee performance Wednes Christianity in Nairobi In 1927. day of "Much Ado About l4oth- fourth, |60, Bryan Serra, Strat He was bom in the Embu dis ford; fifth, 126, Barbeura Zi^iad- ing” at the American Shake trict of Kenya in 1914, and g^lv- FOR MORTCACE speare Festival Theatre and ka. Westerly, RI. en the name Munyi, which Carson’s winning entry was Academy, Stratford. Robert means "Rhinoceros” In his na Woefet of the school faculty will one of 209 posters submitted PROTECTION tive tongue. He entered the from 23 schools in 10 areas of accompany the group, which School for Officers’ Training in Sun life of Canada has a will tour the theatre and par the state by students in Grades Nairobi in 1932, and has since 9-12. The posters had to empha special policy that will pro ticipate in a post-performance filled apxKxlntments In m any o f question and answer session size the ability of handicapped the departments In the Army’s persons and the reasons mey tect jmir home for your ^th members of the cast and broad program. staff. Mayor Francis J. Mahoney, and Phil Byrnes, irumager at Arthur Drug Stores Inc. at 942 can become valuablejunplmres. h atA jr. Your boose will be At the present tkne, he is sec Main St, lock over Easter card in new expanded cutl department during Thursday night Carson Is an Art IV■ atud ‘ ident retary for Field Affairs, the formal reopening of recently remodeled Downtown Manchester drug firm. Mahoney con- In the classes of Mra. Laverne cleared aS remaining debt third ranking officer in the Ter gratulated the management for its continued confidence in the fwure of "our very fine Kelson, with whom he has ritory of East \frica which al Main St.” (Herald photo by Ofiara.) in the event of your deatL studied for two years, and aca so includes Uganda and Tan r demically Is pursuing a college N of ice ganyika. He is responsible for Jack M. Gordon Let me (eO you, without Robert Fuller, manager of the Branford SL recently observed ths Connecticut Association of preparatory coursa. He has the direction of personnel and Wiarren E. Tennant, retail sales local store. his 35th anniversary with the been accepted by the Univerai- WE HAVE DAILY program in 206 Corps and 465 Life Underwriters held at obligation, about Sun Life’s m anager. Mrs. Smole was awarded Southern New England Tele Sprague Hall, Yale University. ty of Connecticut for admit outposts operated by the Salva clock-radio by Joseph P. Mott, phone Co. He worked for the tance in the freshman olaas in Mortgage Protection Policy. tion Army. This territory also G ordon ia retiring as sales DELIVERY TO THE president of the food firm. She American Telejdione and Tele Septem ber. operates 136 schools, 2 hospitals supervisor of Oonneotlcut Ooke was selected for the hmior by a graph prior to Joining SNETCO In February, Carson won a and 13 other welf€U« institu C3o. of New Hav«i. For many Thompson Gives popular vote by consumers. in 1929 and has worked in the blue ribbon—the Mghest Indi SUN LIFE ASSURANCE tions. years he was a supervisor for BOLTON Kopper’s Hartford division, and New England firm’s offices at vidual award possible------in the COMPANY OF CANADA Recognized early in his ca TOP SALESMEN Hartford, New Haven and 'West Talk on Makeup Connecticut Scholastic Art reer as a potential leader, the most recently handled whole sale CMcounts for that firm. Lyle F. Eastman of 210 Hol- Haven prior to his present post Contest for a still life in oils^ Charles J. Van Deiisen brigadier spent a year in special Uster St. has been dted by Lib as foreman of installers and ro- AsnoM Thompoon of 16(L For ThM work is presently in New AREA training at the William Booth A Manchester High School erty Mutual Iraurance Oo. as pairmen at Manchester. est 8 t wUl give a makeup dem- York for Judging in tho nation M em orial T raining CoUeg^e fo r ^ 857 E ast .graduate, Gordon heus. received one of its top salesman in the onetration 'Tuesday at 8 pxn. at al level of the art contest. Officers, London, Englai^. He certifloates from many indus a meeting of the GUbert and r has served as a corp command United States. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keith Judges in the poster contest Center St. LENOX trial schools indudiag oil burn Eastman, affilited with the of O. E. Keith Furniture Co., at Silvan Workshop at Cooper were Mrs. R. O. Morgan, direc ing officer, training school of er servloe schools oonduoted by Hall, South Methodist Church. Manchester ficer, in welfare work, and di firm’s Hiartford-area office at 1116 Main St., recently attend tor emeritus of the Hartford PHARMACY the Now England Fuel Insti ed a two-day Drapery Sales The demonstration wHl be Art School; Samuel P. Wag- visional administration. He is a tute, the Hydronlc Heating given in preparation for the Conn. skilled linguist, and acted as Clinic and Decorating School staff, curator of paintings at next production of the group, interpreter when Gen. Albert School of the Institute of BoU- conducted by the R. W. Norman the Wadsworth Atheneum; 649-4604 299 E. CENTER ST. “Yeoman of the Guard,” April Orsbom and Gen. W ilfred er and Radiator Manufacturers, Co. at Salisbury, N. C. and Lester Smith, assistant 742-6801 TEL. 649-0896 Kitching made their visits to and a warm air heating course 10 and 11 at Bailey Auditorium, manager, public Information K enya. at the UniversJtyx of Oonneoti- Chester Oovang of 'Vemoa, Mawhester High Sihool. and advertising, 'Travelers In - cut. formerly assistant manager at Thompsen, who wtM do the suranCe Companies. Barrows A Wallace Co. offices makeup for the production, be Carson will be accompanied to CHECKER QUEEN at the Parkade, has been ap came interested in it during his the awards luncheon Thursday Mrs. MUdred Smole of 158 pointed manager of the real es high aohool daya. A native of by his mother, his teacher Mrs. OPEN ALL DAY Lydall St. has been named tate firm’s East Hartford office. Canada, he was awarded Kelson, and A. Raymond Rog Checker Queen of the year at BCholarahlpa for three aemeetera ers, principal of the high school. to Hartt House, Toronto, a During the program. Gov. SUNDAY Mott’s Super Market on E. Mid Henry Dama, salesman and dle Tpke., It was announced by drama school. He toured Can Dempsey will also present cer PICCOLO’S PIZZA PALACE William Cahill, sales manager, tifica te s o f appreciation to G»e at Moriarty Bros., 315 Center ada doing impersonations and 457^ MAIN—Just North From Post Office—Tel. 649-8009 PINE PHARMACY tea<^ers of the winners. St, were recently honored at musical comedy. 664 Center St— 649-9814 Bi 1928, he and his wife The presentation of 81,(KM in the "100 Club” sales award ban prize money for the theme por OPEN SUNDAY 2 P.M. to 12 Midnight quet for Llncoln-Mercury divi came to Manchester, when he began Ms employment at the tion of the handicapped oondest sion members, held at Boston. will be made by A lfr^ Oavedon, FRIDAY. SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 3 A.M. Cahill received the 5-Star Sales TVavMera Insurance Oo., Hart ford. He has done makeup for president of Aldon Spinning FREE!! Management Honor Award and Mills in Talcottville and presi TUES., WED., THURS. 10 A.M. to 12 Midnight productions In and about Man Dama received the "Inner Circle dent of the Manufacturer’s As M O T O * S ^ A New Roll Of Award" for sales proficiency. chester, and recently complet CLOSED MONDAYS ed a source in 6orrecUve make sociation of Connecticut, wliieh donated the prizes. up to oocreet facial defonna- CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY FUEL C O . Kodak Film Edward M. DellaFera, presi Theodore Powell, director of dent-treasurer, and Victor J. tion for the rehabilitation of 867 MAIN ST. public information for the State With Each Ron Deveioped Lyle F. Eastman m enally iU. Depe EAST HARTFORD DellaFera, vice president-secre apartment of Education and •;(Black and White and tary, of the Manchester Auto He has conducted makeup 63 E. Center St., htw received member of the Manchester Color Prints) Parts, Inc., at 170 Broad SL, olaSses In New York, Boston Board of Dlreotors, was a Judge the Uberty Leaders award, an wholesale dealers of auto acces and throughout Connecticut. for the theme contest. T2ie 85
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SUNDAY Teieviaion' PROGRAM The Vnwatched Specials TUESDAY Television PROGRAM H a a O a » » a l m t WlBBlns H as (88) Air Fewer ItjS < S) 8scn4 ■<»>« . 1:88 (8> Tear dsmsaaaMy (48) OaUaat Maa < *4*48> MeBato’s Maty S:M < S> Tka Clhaactac iCMtt (M> Way Da Tka Orssa (O) *:8 • (8) Karfaelaad Oaralval Manned by Expert Talent •tM li*8 Braest Boranlne. Btogbemton <•) VMiea^ ^ Films of the Holy Land re- Irena Ryan. Donna Douslas, Is faced wuh aa enemy alrt • s U (M) Amerieau at Walk traoins Jesus' walk to Cal- Max Baer, Smothers Brothers. raid wnlia the mea are en- • iM ( t> Tka dffiitapkm ▼siT. Alexander Seourby, Cliff Norton, Zale Perry, ao- TO R K (A P )—One a ed o f eouiags, Joyina aa illlctt luao. ( •> Darajr aad OaOatt Norman Rose namata. (R) ouatlo----tlo stars. nplUted la Ole ^(N r A ___Ooaeart tor Btotoae PAGE FOUR 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BtANCHESTER, CX»IN., SATURBAYj MARCH 28, 1984 Andy W illiam s Hdp^^ fo r __ THURSDAY Television PROfeRkjVI Fc . ^ ____ 1 ■ Tae DaBt Say . < S-fSdfl Mjr Thru Saab Better Ratings Next Year IS3e{ Qsua for a Diay Fred UacMurray-. When Bub . Cm o «H s 6)66 ( 8) Baaaar Aady Shaw Jolna the Woman’s Battae* ' I? 9 * i!* * ^ •* OOMidatmUmrt . (MAfo M Q ^ O u HOLLYWOOD. fAP)—If Andy S> MewseeSs ment Leuue’a lrea-savU>F ef I. 6) .. AdaUralAdaalra daek fort, Ronble'k tomhoM la Williams loolmd terried. It was 6;tf . Tswa A i A f I (6) rngrer ------threatened.' 1 because he had Just spent his 6£H (SS-M) Nawa t:M it) Parry Baiu 7:6 Wesfcrs Wajr 4iM < 3-It) Mavla lunch period With his tax men. tWWl today Raymond Burr, An aotraas' < t>..Sa. Fraaes • J * »k e Meaai for Daddy bellevM aha Is victim of aa “ Sometimes at> this time of 6:M ( SI Tba BIflenuu extortion plot by a Voung year," he sighed, munching on •SU« BaHh <66> af Maafo Offofo man claimmc to "ba 'her Easter, st^ices at the First (**> Thru Btoacu lost son. a hamburger in his office after . - ---ead* 0t Mr. Oaoh ^MI^Tka Admiral aad Bwabhy ward, "you wonder if it’s ali Baptist Church in Nashville, 6:66 I I ) .Oaptala gaasitraa I6-26-MI* Basica OTeate. iOlHisbet Dean Jones.- An "unotncial’'___ worth it. You end up with so Tenn., w^ll be presented tomor 6:66 ( If gap Blehatd* <*•) Tim Friaadly Oiaal' leave for Seaman White Uttle." row on CBS-TV from 1 1 a:m. t 6) Lm - **** ■ackleberry Masad ------O’Toole bi trouble n£d to 12 nooQ. An hour-lqng pro the seaman in Bangkok. (R) That appeared to be merely I6e> Baps the dews (641 By-Une 64 fiscal fatigue, because later he gram of treligiods music qnd (361 .Maverick t:M (6 M ) Hiual (Oalsir) ' ~ Daws a u CacWu admitted that he would be witl readings precede the telecast, i Te Beaver 8>6$ ( ■> Mawa, Waatliar aad BpaHa Shlrtey Jfcioth, Hasal. be- ing to perform his work for starting at 10 a.m. * •'. . .. < ■ .I)1 ' a it* el” GQreaohe ' (16> in Ike Pabllc IstereM friends aa itinerant liand^' f!'ie (Ml DUoovery who had been accused nothing. His work is singing, 16:66 ( I ) Mews _ (46) 3lawa of petty theft and it’s a Job he does very well. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, < t^ > Bay Whea (461 M a ela n ^ (S-MU) Jit lau Oeaa Skew' So well that NBC wanted him ( 6> Geeeral Hespllel .SneHa News aad Maalb- Musical - variety,.arfeW. Quest. O u e s"t st youngest brother of the late (Mi.Msralas Mevia “ ~ rt . , Bydle Oorme. “ Jim _Reevu, to sing on 26 shows next season, President John P. Kennedy^ will 16;M <(J ^ i ‘■6 MsHa • d:U (26). . Uabhaeu (Ml., hyyioaL aad threads against this season’s 12. be interviewed on N B C -’TV’s ( » . « ; Ward Far Ward • :is (221 BpedalBaa Bepert " I didn’t want to,” he re “Meet the Press’’ tomorrow from t:M ( 81 Newa “ ■ ^----- W i l ’?^;.:a“y?*6. Jonway, Diana Lynn. A 1L6. ( SI Jleas Keaa student nurse's emotions In-' marked, "but NBC told me they 6-8:30 ' (lii Safeaeri^~ ■ IpSu___ TV i:l terfere with her professloiud had no spot to put specials next (66-M) Bmtley-B"irfoiklay Be- duties. ¥ 'iM season. In fact they said it was Liakv (t t n > Busy Theatre America’s Q b ^ . Levant and (Cefor) 26 shows or ‘ mottling. I ac Britain’s'Rahart Morley-appear Flrvt tsmraiilvs Fnillp Abbott. (%arlul cepted." . - m NBO-TV's-*'^ Jack SSr n.vk i faiker KMwa B«vt Oraw.7 A "Ttuler killer terroriae^^' It wasn’t quite as cut and Mt$6 < for Tttm tm m ■ turnpike on which a Pruldea- PrograljSf".: BVlday from lO -U ’ hS!(22) ssissr Nawa aad Waalhu '■ tial OAravan Ts trareliiig. dried as that. Andy exacted cer p.m. • i .1 ■ (24) At luaa • (Ml ta .SrhesI Preview tain benefits, some of them li:l6 1:CC ( I) But Sailer I , ;6S-*6) Jlewa aad Waalhu 16:M ( 61 Lea Marvla I more than fringe. IS* ?***J5* ■•ri'Mrtfo “W ay of the Cross,’’, retrac (6de> Mevle > (Ml Byartt JMl Newji^^^^pert "NBC agreed to re-do the en (M) Film . ! ___ (46) Newi In-deptb at the preak’a tire sound system' in our studio ing the 1 steps of Jesus as He 1:M ' 3) i^award toBI storysio (Ml Bow icarry'a HlUtoa- at Burbank," he said. " I t ’s a walked .to His Crucifixion, will Allen Ijuciden. hoai..- Oueata: siro oe presented for the fifth suc *•66 J *) LTfoe Werid Tarat " Cam* Channln*. Jack Carter. Job that may cost around $600,- (Ml Wild Bill Hirkaek (33) Temple HeaaloB 11:M I 6-S-26-M) Mews, Wealhst cessive year on N BC-TV to a u. Nwr» aad Sports 000. arid I think it’s worth it.- We Jeff Hunter. Paula RaymoiWI. (66) Big NewsMaw Just can’t get the same quality morrow from 2-8 p.m. }’S Ba.asrd Aa attractive splnater dta- *■** f S i Sf ?fkaH l coyers she is the dupe In a (66) Naws aad Weathar in sound that you can get in a (66) M u af Destlay ROla ro’ihery nlot. 11;U ( 6)I) Tharsday. SUrlight Former I^esidential Pren 6:66 < S> Puiward •'The Heat. Olena recording stiidio. I think the im- Ford. Olorla Orahame. Secretary Pierre Salinger, who ( 1 ^ Let’a Make ’a Deal proveme.1t in .syuhd will be no j •> S!P*“ Far a Day | (M) Taaight ticed by pnough people to make is seeking the Democratic nomi <*{> S fo le Tfce Ufa 6:M \% t e l L " (Ml Slue KDea Bhaw . a difference in the size of our nation for senate in Ci^ifomia, (Ml Naked City 11:26 (8) Burts ' . Day la Caarl 11 :M (22) Taalxhl audience.” Is guest on CBS-’TV’s "Face the leS;*%i!.’ Skew ( 6) Big ftavta < I l^ u e e Party Bekavier Other concessions include bet Nation’’ tomorrow from 12:30- TIi6 D#d#fs 6:66 (62-M) Dr. Kildare "Brother Orchid." Edward (K 1 p.m. r Robinson. Ann Southern. ter office space for Andy’s Richard Chamberlain 12:46 (M) Lard’s Prayer growing organization and an *'** (6 1 ) Trallmaater •* ■ Baxter. A woman's attempt 1:1 ( 8) News, Weather aad Me- to compensate for her son's BsealB at MedItoUea earlier time slot. Elia Kazan’s "Wild River"” (62-361 Laratta Vaaaa Joopardiaes another a aa HsiPMal ( 1) Wewsupe, Mameato sC " I think tiia.’s important too,” with Montgomery Clift and *=»> ' 31 Te Tell Ike Traft cnua.. Camfort he remarked. “In traveling L«e Remick will be shown on (64) The BdMor (M) Newa M s p loC' around the country I’Ve had lots NBC-’TV’s "Saturday Night- At C o ast to of people tell me' they were sor the Movies” tonight from » to fa x .) ry iheir children couldn’t stay conclusion. up until 10 to see m y show. I FRIDAY Teievis ion PROGRAM know we can get a better rat TfOM OA4UU6MI 8:M ( 6) Naws ing U we can get to tltat young ( 6) New Bread (Celsr) , er audience. Guuto: Oscar Levant, Robert t:U I 6) Mameau at Camtart (IS) Sabsoripltoa 7TV Motley. Alu; JfUm feature No' Despite the prospect of more Critic Lists 6:M ( I) Newserae i|ley-Bi oa, the Cannu Film Featlval. work. Andy’s return to a week-1 d:U ( 8) Tawa Crier •:4d... (M> Nows .. .. ' 6-86-46) Fight ef Ihe Week - ly show holds some satisfaction ! (6) U v iv Ward Vallay Days 16 :M ( 6-8686) Mahe That Spare (Ooaliaaed from Page One) T:M (22-M) TSdu'Shaw (M) Mall Order Maroel Top bowlers compete for lor him. He did one a season I ( 8) The Christoitopkara cub prises at Paramus, ago and though it was praised (8) Maa T h e Makar_____ <**> WeUher. Lseal Naws (N.J.) Liuies. Ryker," a- two-part drama on »1> ^ 'r ir a l la The Sea Fro by the criUcs, it couldn’t draw J~*. •* *6». Oraebae (64) Aa Age ef Kiags NBC’s "Buepense TheeMer.” (88) Weathar a .1 Waalhu ll:M ( 6^J6 46) News Wutber big enough ratings to please the i 8) F r a m tba ^ h ^ V f o " " “ “ 'kaealta f^ r U network. The show was dropped The two OB6 Bing Crosby _ Caaepaa (66)' Big ...w.News —and then woh an Emmy. specials^ were especially de- 7:66 ( S> LM’s Talk Abeat (46) n H!?* ,, (66) 2foWs aad Weatheri w i t h w 6:M I 8) Captoif K a m i 11:16 (6) Friday Storllghl 6:66 (8 ) Tha Oreal Advulare Inoperatlvi “ NBC had misgivings right ligMfUl,''and the 60-nUnute ex- *:M (46) OpeiaUsa Alphhabel Peter Qravu, AndrOw Dug- "Sergeant Rutledge." JeKrr afterward,” he said, “ but by perimqptsJ "That W as the 6:M ( 8) Hap Blekards Hunter, Constance Tower. pn- (Part I) Daniel Boone's (M) Tealght M anchestei that time it was’ too late. De- WibRs ’That W as" in November < •> for Laau Sbaw 'to llin g of Booneaborough ia Rempar Buai foliowed by a BHtlsb-ln- (46) Steve A llu Shew in the eart ^ te the Emmy and the im was lots of fun—although the (46) Bau The Clawa spired Indian siege. 11:66 (8) S p e^ provement in ratings, they hatf-hour series it inspired on P*Pk‘T Dawr (M) laforaatiaaal ShawHsu 11 :M (88) TealghI Shew (Cefor) couldn’t reschedule us." *'*• ! i l R *• Reavu Don Ameche. host. Morris ( 8) Big %Ievto : N BC has proved a sharp dis » I-** •! Qraaclto „ (^halfen s "Holiday on loa.’ "Winter Meeting." B • 11W appointment. 6:46 (M) Klag and Odie Bha^ (From France). Davis, Jim Davis. Mozart’s opera "The Mar lt:M I 8) Naws (6-36-M) Destra 18:46 (46) ^ r d ’s Prayer Et Two "CBS Reports” stand 1:M ( 8) Newsupe, Memeala Me af riage of Figaro" will be pre (St-M) Say Wku John Gavin. (Jhulea Rugglu out — "The Silent Spring of (8) Oeaeral Naspital Deatry Is appointed deputy Csmfori aa(f Hyma sented on Channel 24 Friday at (M) Maraiag Movie when a vengeance vialt Is ex , ^ (M) News 8 p.m. Rachel Oarson’’ last April and 16:M ( 8) Mavla pected from two convict 1:M (8 ) News, Wuther Mu "The GreaA American Funeral’’ brothers. ■seals st Medilatlsa In in Ootober, both based on beat- _(8-M) Price le Bight (22) As Schuls Match Wits tl:M (82-36) Caacaatratloa (24) Scleace Brporter sebing books and both oontro- 6;N (22) Blegraphy tl.ia J?* Meaeaga veraial. N B C ’s "WhHe Pa 11 :M (28-M) Jupardy . „ (24) Marriage ef Flgau (8-26-46) Mlssiag Liahe 6:M I 1) Reale M per” on gambling almost a year 16:M I 3) Lave OI Ule Albert Salmi, Audrey Totter. SHOP and E s c a p e ! ago was impreaeive. and so was (22^) Y u r First Imprauiaa Two rodeo cowboys subject a (8-26-46) Father Kaews Beet clown to vicious pranks. (R) a special, “MisB America: Be (ELM)) Beb Hope Theatre SAVE In East hind the Scenes,” which showed 16 :M 5 •> Search far Temerrew (62-M) Trath er Ceaseaaeacea Anthony Franclosa, Pat W HERE ^ ta m k in painftd detail the ordeal of O'Brien. Drama of a inan 12:68it xs (31) News E A ST HA a beauty contest wipner. with a compulsion to steal. YO U SEE 1:M ( 8) Best Seller (6-6686) Barke’s Law Two 16-year ELECTRONICS And then, of oouree, there (6d6> Mevle Gene Barry. Steve Cochran. THIS the Meriden (M> Fllai was CBS’ coverage of the Joe Burke treats a former gtrl SIGN were apprehc laboratories (22-36) Al Haaie With KIMr frtond as a suspect In a Valaohi hearings and— who can 1:66 146) tartara Berurd 8ltow . _ "Horsey set" murder. by East Hai forget? ^ the first television 1:M I 3) As The Nforid Taras 8:M ( 8) TwUl^t Zoae thig morning appearance of the Beatles. (M) Wild Bill Nirkak Penny Singleton. John McGlr- 2 7 7 BROAD (46) News - ^ er. An overbearing ex-Navy ■peed ehaae t I In the thousands of hours of 1:86 (46> Barbara Beraatd man who bellows through 'The youth television there were a k»t of 1:66 (88) Special Bepart life suddenly finds noise ■tolen from Prompt Service 8:M ( 8) Puswaid overwhelming him. pretty dreadful showa. ,The list (28-M) Let’s Maho a Deal (U-M) This Was The Week ■peeda of 90 Radio Dispatched is long, and it is kinder to for- ( 8) Qaaaa Far A D ay^ TTkat Was they tried to (M) Failh for TTaday Satirical revue of tbpical f u r n i t u r e lice said Offi< (46) The Best af Oraaoba romment. Elliott Ried, boat *:M ( g-26-46) 'Day la Coart Henry Morgan, Nancy Amu, 1116 MAIN SntEET gave chase ' (6) Haase Party INek Noel. the car trave (66-86) The Doctors f 8-86-46) The Price fa Bight OLIVA’S ESSO 6:68 (6VM) Nawa Audience Participation. Bill of speed on . 6:M ( 8) The Bdgs at Night Cullen, but. Guut: Nipsy 411 HARTFORD RD, He follower PETS (86-M) Larelto Yaaiw Ruuell. of Main and ■■ i ( 6) Trailmaslar 16:M (8) Alfred HItchceek Rear (66-Id) Ueaaral **—y*tn1 Darren McGavin. Patricia SDRWEIX’S TEXACO he was Joinei S:M (6 ) To ToU The Tralb Crowley. Suspense comedy 1475 SUver Lane, E. Hartford ard Lewis, PET FOODiS (66-M) Yea Daa’t Bay about a thief who finds a body in hts latest stolen car. chase continu TV -B adl«. Satoa and Scrvioo . JV (M jd ^ q ea u Far a Day RUDY’S SERV. STATION raced down I d.-(W I 8) BMiytar Aady Shew ' 168-M Jack Paar P regiaas 184 E. CENTER ST, (M-M) V Match a t c - Oasu------St. PET ATTIRE ( 6) AdodnJ Jack (MU#) Trailasastor WYMAN OIL CO- lae. Their car d:M (88-M) Ndm 34 M A IN ST, tqhen they fal Com plete Osrdss SsppBs. diM I------>8 8- ) .IsviaMavla turn at the li Beatify (M) Make Bubs for Daddy WBI. PECK LUMBER, Bm ^ re rllh s s n 6:M I 6) MagUla Qarilla * PAINTING pie and Forbi Service (M) MiJl Ordu Markal 2 M A IN ST. came to rest bitortor. Exterior The boys le I We attend to YLEN’S TEXACO Swabm WaUpoper Book* Into a swam] 'every detail Lawa Maiaftaowca S61 M A IN ST. 6;U (84) Tha fBrieadly FB^Iuuigfaig after them, that k e e p g Low* Mowers Floor* aad Celliaga • :M ( d) Roclw aad Frieads K a s s i f f a r m s voluntarily. T y o u looking (84^ W h .a'q N ew Palated aad Reflaiaiied your beet Ropirfrecl. Shorpeoed --- Maveriok M l M A IN ST. iliee headqi . (46) Baperawa Worknrmanb lp Owaraateed Soning and t • :M ( 6) News, Waathar aad 8parts FMlIjr Insured DICK’S OULP HBBV. venile authorli Cameo Beaufy U T T IE & (16) la tba PahMe lalsrset 476 HARTFORD RD. <*4) Uvlag Aria af Japaa Studio M cK i n n e y 6168 (M) Lanuafo LEO PELLETIER GARNER RUG fILEAN B y e a Su>e 8rl6 ( 8) aperCTlIewe aad Wa 8 GRISW OLD ST, | M8-2T4X 18 WOODBBIDOB ST. •40-03M HARTFORI 6i S t. 8iU * \ f Naws Police Cornir Maarbester— 648-862d (86) Clahhaau STA’TB SERV. STATION •iM (66) Special Bapari 770 M A IN s t ; Mulcahy todi . minion fron Oeneral Haro (See Pa G a m b lii In Hot HOT SPRIN Police atari c Bee that thla city’s biggest gambling, is r Roulette wh tables and slo ■tilled Sunday Orval E. Faub Whether the Bent is a quest •rator predict would be In jrear. A move legalise gambl A rtn z t Daily N«t t’ r e n Ran *’or tha Weak Ended March. Jl, 1964 Tha Waatkar 13,922 roreeaat of V. S. tlrr Bai Member of the Audit. *Wr tonlKht. low M «a Bureau of ClrcuIaUon Snnny Tweeday momlaf, tU Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm In afteriMNm. Hlfli near 4a, VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 153 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1964 (Claaatfled Advertlalaf ea Page 14) PRICE SEVEN CENn Alaska Damage Estimate: $350 Million Families in Anchorage Struggle to Keep Warm, Fed Townspeople "A ^ Toll of Dead Line Up for i Still Rising, Water, Soup i May Top 100 ANCHORAGE, Ala.ska (AP) — The melancholy A N C H O ^ E , Alaska quiet of di.saster’s after- (AP)— As Alaskans toiled ' .t Riath has settled over this to dig out from the rubble pitifuHy scarred city. of Friday’s great earth Soldiers guard deserted quake, Civil Defense offi Weary people line up With bottles, buckets, jars, cof- cials listed new casualty fee tins, at big water-tank figures today of 21 known trucks. Others line up a* s dead and 83 missing and school building for typhoid' pre.sumed dead. shots, others at the city pari: | Fifty-five were reported to for soup in steaming v’ats. i have been injured. Eyes arc dull from snock and ' This means if those presumed fatigue, but if voices are low, ! dead most were wa.shed to sea spirits seem amazingly high. by tidal waves following the The crucible of common misfor quake -a re indeed dead the toll tune has brought out the best in will be more than 100. nearly everyone, and selfless Before this morning's report, ness has become conto-rious, an estimated 70 had been listed though the struggle slmpiv to as dead or pre.sumed so. •‘I keep one's own family warm Gov. William A. Egan made , »!*.- and fed Is exhausting. a new damage estimate Sunday At the home of construction night of J350 million for this far worker Victor Paa! seven chil north state, where industry In dren. five of them neighbors, several south-central coastal huddle before the fireplace. For towns was virtually obliterated; them Good Friday's wicked Civil Defense officials gave earthquake has brought only >i, this breakdown on casualties; MfikiM grand adventure. Anchorage, with a metropoli They melt snow in a big yel Quake dropned part of I'ourth A\e. in Ancliorarre ten feet below former level. (AP Photofax.) tan population of 100,000 and the low plastic trash basket on the state s largest city, 8 dead and hearth, eat lunch from olive '-FT-'T- F '' ' "FI 2 presumed dead, 50 injured. Map locates quake-hit cities in Alaska and Pacific drab tins, spend the night to Kodiak, 7 dead, 14 presumed gether in sleeping bags. A Coast towns where tidal waves struck. (AP Photo de"d, 2 Injured. neighbor, Frank Reed, has an Valdez, i dead, 30 presumed fax.) electric stove, so Mrs. Paal is dead. 2 injured. able to cook one hot meal a day Seward, 2 dead, 20 presumed At the Airport Helghta School dead, 2 injured. famlltes were receiving typhoid Whittier, 1 dead, 12 presumed shots from four registered dead, 1 injured. No Word Received nurses dressed in pants and Cordova, 1 dead, 5 presumed sweaters. dead, injured unknown. It was the first chance many Port Ashton. 1 dead, 6 pre of the neighbors had had to see sumed dead, injured unknown. From Alaskan Kin one -another since the quake. The death toll in Alaska was "HI, Marshall, how's all your certain to climb—many still are fam ily?" the tone of voice, and missing—but most state officials the reply, indicated it was not expected the final total to stay With cohununications in the Anchorage area either just a. parfunctory remark. below 100. "Fine, thank God. Tours?" Inoperative or too jammed up to count on, a number of As neighbors swapped experi A stunned population began to Manchester families are still unable to reach relatives ences, it becjime more clear realize the economic ruin car what It was like during the aw ried by the quake. In some com In the earthquake stricken southern coast of Alaska. munities, industry was as much ------— ■ At Homer, near the southern ful minutes that began at 8,-36 as 98 per cent wiped out. yy _ tip of the Kenai------Peninsula------, are p.m. Friday. "Are you sure it was only "It might take a year and a the Robert and Milton Turklng- half to two yeara to rebuild,” ton families, children of Probate minutes?" said Oarence Col Events bert, an engineer. "I'd awear said Mayor Bruce Woodford of Judge and Mrs. John Wallett of smashed Valdez, "but we'll Waranoke Rd., and the Earl En that damn thing lasted at least make it." a half hour. We were all at gles, in the fishing business with Egan .said his estimate of In State Robert Turkington. home. At first I thought it was property damage was conserva On Kodiak Island, directly tive. Other unofficial estimates south of the Kenai Peninsula (See Page Nine) were higher. and reportedly subject to severe Egan had increased the figure Escapees Nabbed flooding, are Ensign and Mrs. after visiting ValiRe, his horn# Steven J. Ratey. Mrs. Ratey is town. In East Hartford the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Relief Effort Information from many of the John Jacobs, 125 Brookfield St., heavy-hit areas was sketchy at and was expecting a child on I be.st In Kodiak, where a tidal EAST HARTFORD fAP)— Good Friday. " ■Set in Motion wave washed out the water Two 16-year-oId escapees from An Blmendorf Ar Firce Base, front, one report said martial the Meriden School for Boys near Anchorage, are Airman law had been proclaimed. Po were apprehended at gun point 1/c and Mre. Benjamin Stev By LBJ Aide Tidal waves damaged Kodiak, shown here, and other Alaska and West Coast towns. (AP Photofax.) lice refused to confirm or deny by East Hartford police early the report. this morning, following a high ens. Stevens is the brother of Mrs. David Koalovich, 60 Edi WASHINcioN (AP) - Presi Valdez, a tiny fishing port of speed chase down Maple St. son Rd. For Better Grades 1,000 re.sidents on the Gulf of The youths, driving a car dent Johnson's disaster relief Alaska east of Anchorage, ap None have been stole to get stolen from Windsor, reached chief returned today from a Are your grades slip- Glenn Quits Equal peared the hardest hit. Most of speeds of 90 miles an hour as messages out to their Manches swift inspection of quake-rav ping? its dead were swept away when ter relatives. Is your they tried to evade police. Po aged Alaska and immediately reading tire- * - TF y . a tidal wave collapsed the city's lice said Officer lAurence Jones And in Juneau, W. Thomas set in motion a relief effort that some ? In Graham^s dock*whiIe a freighter was be gave chase when he observed Perkins, a project engineer for ultimately could reach several Get smart with “Stop ing unloaded. the car traveling at a high rate the Bureau of Public Roads hundred million dollars in feder Reading Word by Word" Cites Lar injury Raiiy In addition to the Alaska of speed on Pitkin St. working at Sitka, on Baranof al funds. and get better grades. in Dixie casualties, 16 were killed in He followed it to the corner Island con.sdderably south of the Edward A. McDermott, head This is another outstand i California and Oregon by tidal BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (API — waves. of Main and Brown Sts. where of the office of emergency plan ing read-and-study series SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (API—tm end that I discontinue any he was joined by Officer Rich (See Page Four) ning, said he planned to talk to beginning today in The Forme- astronaut John H. plans for activities for at least Evangeli.st Billy Graham'.s Ea.s- After-.shocks from the Good ard Lewis. The high speed Johnson by telephone again this Herald on Page Eleven, Glenn Jr., withdrew today from the next several months." ter appearance before an inte Friday temblor continued as chase continued as the Juveniles morning. He had reported to and will continue for 20 residents began the work of the Ohio U.S. Senate campaign Glenn had been prevented grated audience of more man than raced down Main St. to Maple Johnson from Alaska before publication days. It follows because of injuries from a bath reconstruction, vowing to re St. heading back to Washington. the outstandingly success room fall la.st month. sr. build better than ever. Their car left the highway McDermott also said he was ful "30 Days to Better "No man has a right to ask Marine (Jorps. His release from I Inspirationalr ‘ success by President Johnson said, after t^hen they failed to negotiate a News Tidbits calling a meeting in his office Grades" published last fall. for a sea( in either branch of the Corps had been postponed Negroes and white persons, turn at the intersection of Ma from the AP Wires this afternoon of the heads of the Congress merely because of pending his recovery from the | The gathering at Legion Field, (See Page Eight) ple and Forbes St. The vehicle all departments and agencies ___ t • bathroom fall. a specific event such as orbiting a football stadium in Birming came to rest in an open lot. that "appear at this time to the earth in a space craft," The 42-year-old former astro The boys left the car and ran have major responsibility in the Pope Toughens ham, was the largest integrated Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller Glenn told newsmeni i c w m i ic i i aftera lV c r oneOiiC naut, aioiuv, who w iiu resignedi v s i g i i c u irfrom u iii theLllf into a swamp. Police went ^ repair and rehabilitation efforts of his physicians said particlpa-'^nation's space program plan audience in Alabama's history. turns away from home-front after them. They surrendered that have to be undertaken im P olicy on Reds liontirtn in the campaign _ would_____ i______*^bea i.. -x m ______It also was the large.st religious problems and resufnes his cam mediately." ning to retire from the Marine voluntarily. They were taken to- detrimental to his health and re Corps and enter the Ohio race, gathering in the state. Bulletins police headquarters for qubs- paign for the Republican nomi He declined to speculate on yA'nCAN CTTY (AP) — The covery Rigid security precautions nation for president with a new fell Feb. 36 as he attempted to Culled from AP Wires tioning and turned over to Ju how much of the damage costa framework of a tough new Vati His statement was made at hang a mirror in the bathroom were in force, but there were venile authorities. blast at the Democratic admin from the quakes and tidal the Air Force hospital where he of his Columbus, Ohio, apart- no incidents. The city has been , istration — "The Democratic can policy toward communism I waves might be shouldered by was brought March 6 to recover I ment. , the—------scene of racial violence in i party ia the party of deficit and stood out today after the first AUcARTHUR WORSENS the federal government. Gov. from inner ear damage. He banged the left side of his the past. Byes Sweep Receiffte debt.” .... ReporU reaching I WASHINGTON (AP)—Gen William A. Egan of Alaska has Holy Week of Pope Paul Vi's The ear injury im paired, head against the edge of the "Billy Graham has brought Waahlngton Indicate Cuba's for eral of Uie Army ^uglsa HARTFORD (AP) — SUte : estimated property damage as reign. G.enn s sense of balance and! bathtub and suffered a concus- out the best in us,” said Mayor Police Conunlssioner Leo J. eign -exchange fortunes have $360 million and said h e. was MacArthur, flghUng tor htf The hardening emerged in curtailed his plans to retire 1 sion. Doctors described the in- Albert Boutwell. life, developed a kidney <-on- Mulcahy today requested 4n climbed but Its general economy I being conservative, speeches delivered by the pon March 1 from the Marine Corps ’ jury as labrytinthitis, an in-1 x Nearo minister the Rev ditJon of "grave concern” dur .minion from State Atty. continues to slide downhill. j However, Sen. E. L. Barlett tiff during the week. He also said he and Sen. Ernest Gruen- to enter the Ohio Senate ra ce.! flammatlon of the inner ear. j j, l . Ware said "It is mv canl ing Uie night but was re General Harold Mulvey as to '^Irty-seven young persons. j again stressed the search for Glenn said he sent a telegram Marine Corps regulations pro- din ’ oolnion that thia ^oreo* Including a Tale University ! Ing, would see Johnson. The ported rallying today. Army Christian unity and closer ties Surgeon General Leonard D. (See Page Fifteen) chaplain, face court hearings In two Alaska Democrats made between Roman Catholics and StateSed vide for retlr^ en t onl^y on "the | Shrist^Ti" sT rv i«“ wll/^^^ov** *to Brown requesting that his name first day of a month. Glenn be the turning point in changing Heaton said he showed a 8t. AugusUne, Fla. on clyvges the 40-hour round trip of nearly other Christians. be taken off the Democratic 8,CX) miles in the party aboard originally was scheduled to re the outlook and image of Bir slight improvement. stemming from weekend Inte After a Good Friday proces ballot. tire March 1. His military con gration demonstrations In St. President Johnson's plane. sion in which the 66-year-old .. . ------: iiij^ntuiiIngham imointo a cuycity oiof peace anaand The Marine Corps lieutenant nection prevents an active role tranquility and prosperity for all STIFF SENTENCE GIVEN Gambling Halted Augustine, the nation's oldest Bartlett said he believes there pon"'f carried a cross, he con colonel said he might return to in politics people. NTCW H A V E N (AP) — A city. . . . Nearly a million etrol- should be a special federal pro demned Communist treatment hi.? home near the National gram which would provide sev Glenn's name will stay on the federal Judge said today he In Hot Springs lers clog an 11-blook stretch of of Roman Catholics as another Aeronautics and Space Adminis Negroes and white persons ap was "thoroughly fed up” with New York's Fifth Ave. yester eral hundred million dollars to crucifixion. tration center at Houston, Tex., (See Page Seven) peared evenly divided. ! restore Alaska's shattered cities the recent wave of bank hold HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP)— day for the annual Easter pa In his first Easter speech as within a week or so. Walter Smyth, an as.so