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x'l \ TW*NTr.FOtIR FRIDAY, MARCp 28, 1968 - u 7 - \ Average Daily Net Press Run lEvmittg Hrralb For .the Week Ended The Weather ForocMt of V., 8. Woather Burehti Marek 17. 1863 St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters The Woman's Society of Chris­ Miaa 3«H Martin, daughter of Fair tonight and Sunday. Low A bout Tow n at laahella, will hold a penny auc­ tian Service, North Methodist and Mrs. Robert Martin, form-, tion Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the K of Church, will sponsor a sSIe of eity o f Phelps Rd. and now Uvbig 1 3 ,5 5 6 tonight SO to 88, exoopt In upper C Home. After the auction, a cof­ homemade food at tiouse . and in Florida, has been initiated into Member at the Audit ' 30i pi Bonnally ooUer oectloiiai Mrs. Carolyn L Wldmer, RJ7.. fee hour will be held during which Hate’s department stoTe tomorrow the Gamma Phi Bata soforlbr at HAVE BoreM of Otrcnlntton High Sunday In 60i. dean of the tftiliyersity o f Oon> members will woitc ns now con­ THE PROPORTIONED SKIRT 3 .9 9 month that Red China sharply continuing his efforts at media­ er? There was a quick way to bor cbgtA, would be requested. He black tion. Asked about the report the find out. He stuck the glow­ trol all streets of Bab El Oued." assailed U.S. efforts to bolster .the _ contract negotiated laat Sporadic shooting brake out at South Viet Nam government’s navy had handed Frondizi an ul­ ing Up of his cigarette to it. wlth^employes provides for in wonderful wdsh and wear arnel and acralan. timatum to get out. Clement re­ Hart was admitted to a hos­ several points in Bab El Oued as . fight against the Conmumlst Viet 8 H-cent Wage increase on June units of the European Secret Army Cong guerrillas. Peiping declared plied that he knew nothing about pital Friday after aurgbons re­ 1, and another^5 cents later. v's FOR YOUR short 8 to 16 It. paired the' damage the tlre-y Organization tried to flee endr- on Feb. 24 that U.-6. aid to Presi­ The wage in c a s e , the com­ cled buildings. average 10 to 18 Rear Adm. Agustin Pena, the air cracker did to the ring flng pany said, will boort total operat­ dent Ngo Dlnh Diem's pro-West- of his right hand. CHILD'S tall 12 to 18 sm regime seriously affected the force secretary, was nonoommlt- ing costs b.v |300,C^. Military sources said 16 Frmch security o f Red China and Com­ In addition, the spokesman said, soldiera'were killed and 91 wound­ munist North Viet Nam. there Is a need for at lek^t 50 new ed in the fierce ll\^-hour_ street buses, which cost 327,000 Apeh. flgtitlng Friday. SAFETY... More than 4,000 U.S. troops Expect Anything, U,S. Says Losses among the cMlian popu­ have been sent to South Viet Nam lation and of secret army com­ to train and support Diem's Fatally In iured ^ mandos Were at least 20 killed forces. Sources in Saigon, the cap­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — . A 58- and 80 wounded, officials said. ital of South Viet Nam, have said .vear-old New Haven man was In­ tile U.S. contingent soon would jured fatally Friday night when It was believed a handful of de- Cuba Will T ^/1,000 aerter officers who constituted ths SEAT number 7,000,men. his car struck two other vehicles on Orchard St. general stsfr of the secret army's "ITie United States can give no Bab El Oued zone fled in ambu­ excuse to justify its crimes of ag­ Police say that Charles Ma- comber, 89 lila c St., was driving lances Into other parts of Ali^ers. gression,'’ Peiping declared. An estimated 10,000 troops “ Waidiington vainly hopes to InvadigrsJNtext W eek in a northerly direction when his BELT car struck a parked station wagon backed by tanks, light and heavy subjugate the VietnameM in or­ armored cark and halftracks threw der fo tntimidats other .peoples in and then continued on for 150 feet WASHINGTON (AP) An-8try appealsd FriffM ailbt to Css whtrs it rammed into a parked ^RJiode Island Lass Wins ,Crown a cordon around Bab ET OUed. .A Asia, Africa and lAtla America. curfew was imposed on the area No peace-loving country can re­ other of ETdri Oastro's ' ' tro to postpone th*. trtua at least truck. Rhode Island's Jean Letfie Alien, beaming'at left, of ProyWenoe, won out over 60 other top spectacles will begin/Thursday— until April 15. In a cable they Firemen from Emergency Com­ ranking high school seniors of the nation and was named America's Junior Miss last night while army loudspesdter trucks main indifferent to tills new grave the trial of more Jim o 1,(M)0 reb­ said a suggestion made by Castro pany No. 1 and policemen removed boomed appeals to surrender. situation. at Mohilb. Ala. The 17-year-old brunette will get a $0,000 scholarship. With her is the 1961 els captured In Jma Cuban Inva­ himself for tiie exchange of the Macomber from his wrecked auto- Junior, Miss Mary Fran Luecke, of St.. Louis, Mo. (AP Photofax). BSaewhere in the city terrorist j sion/ ' pHieiMfii'fdr^hit the sta- Moslem assailants. managed for every possible ounce nounced a willingness to consider tlon wagon. Arm.v helicopters had d r o j^ d Open Hearing ofypropeganda value. Prisoners any reasonable plan whereby sur­ Block Vote in flares through the night over Bab ZIPI...the all new PLAYTEXI be denouncing ' the United plus U.S. foods might be distrib­ Raider» Net 70 El Oued as the defiant Europeans States, Cuban exiles and, pethape, uted in Cuba by private charita­ President to Visit seemed to be steaming up for what On Drinks Age^ ble institutions. But officials be­ WA'PBRBURY (AP)—a large could be tpelr last major stand In zippered-leg panty girdle even their own mothers.” task force of State Police in civil­ Poll Tax Fight The Invasion itsdf was one of lieved no food-for-prisoneri deal resisting Independence for Algeria. a freedom of could be worked out, because of ian clothes joined members of the Rumors of preparation for a a banishes upper leg bulges NHJVV YORK (AiP)- the strangest military episodes in ^aterbury vice squad yesterday movement Western Hemisjdiere history —the difficulties of welfare organiza- Ike in California WA.SHINGTON (A P) --The general uprising swept the city. a this new panty girdle has ■on A. RockafeUer of in raids that resulted in the arrest .Senate met In Ita first Saturday "We have nothing'tp lose now. attempt of more than 1,500 Cu­ of about 70 persons. • strong, the soft sheer cloth lining remanied uncom m itM today on bans to storm their homjdand and (Oontlnued on Page Two) session of the year today In a con­ The raiders visited about 20 tinuing effort to wear dmvn South­ (Oontlniied on Page Three) durable From tha Spring collections of patent, calf, that keeps you cool and comfortable a petition asking state to raise overthrow Oastro's regime. places, including pool rooms, pri­ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) The invasion failed. Qiban i^mlles from him. In a cottage at the ern foes of an anti-poll tax amend­ webbing a famous playtex 7-way stretch its legal age from 18 to vate homes, . and ' restaurants. President Kennedy made his own Eldorado Country Club. ment to the Constitution. exiles say the invading forces Gambling pool slips, liquor, and V X ■NS'U / dress and play sheas for children, now in4ha a detachable garters Havana Radio Says rules of protocol toda.y and sched­ Kennedy was understodd to feel When the session started at 9 a fits all cars Rockefeii^ adopted a wait-and- never had a chance' because the illegal drugs were among the iteirui uled a short journey from his he ahoiild ■ call on Elsenhower, xs, s, m, I 13.95 United States st the last minute confiscated as evidence. a.m., only five of the 100 senators, H & H shoe department. see po8it(<^ yesterday, saying the American Dl?fects weekend desert retreat to call on rather than vice versa, since he Is and Vice President Lyndon B. withheld air support from the op­ former President Dwight D. Eisen­ a easily installed xl. 14.95 matter should "be fully explored a transient In these parts and Johnson who was presiding, weas Bulletins at public hearings." eration. Scores were killed and (Continued on Page Two) hower. Eisenhower has made It hla winter pull-on panty, 11.95 1,133 prisoners taken. KEY WBST, Fla. (AP)—Havana present In the cham)>er, But a Culled from AP Wires liie comment came in reepoiise Kennedy, who wound up the for­ residence. token demand that more senators to a petition by Govs. Richard J. It is the trial of these men that Radio said today an American Shoe Salon, main floor— rear the Cuban propaganda radio has mal part of his California visit Fri­ The President demonstrated his t)e summoned was dropped as part Main Floor Sport Shop Hughes o f Neiw Jersey and David Array sergeant landed a single- day with a firm expression of con­ support of some of the headiest nu­ announced. Is scheduled to start Ribicoff L^iuds of the polite maneuvering on both HAKKIMAN IN I.AOS Lawrence of Pennsylvania. They Thursday. engine plane at Havana's Llbertad fidence in the future of freedom, clear research cond\icted in this sides, j i • >, I ‘ I 1 , 1 ii * * 1 i i* i 11 * < * said New York is the only state in and a persona) look at an Atlas VIENTIANE, la os . (AP)—W. i l l lit ‘ * P i J« Thousands of Cubans in the Airport and requested political country when he visited the Tjiw - Senate Majority I>eader Mtlie. the nation which permiU anyone United States, in Cuba and else­ asylum. rocket firing, planned to see his rence Radiation Laboratory at the Averell Harriman.___ President . under 21 to buy hard liquor. Plani4o^ Ww predecessor on what was labeled Mansfield,-----D - Mont.,— ohtalned-t Kennedy’s Irnublrahooter In the W E G IV E where were saddened by the The brief broadcast, monitored _ University of California, unanimous consent for another 9 Open Monday thru Saturday Ned J. Parsekian, New Jersey’s news. Many have relatlvee in Cas­ here, identified the soldier as Sgt. a courtesy call. He stopped there before ad­ Far East, arrived secretly today a.m. session on Monday, the fifth and conferred with King 8a- acting motor vehicle director, sub­ tro’s prisons; more have friends By -J. Gish of Amarillo, Tex. On Delinquent Kennedy Is staying st the desert dressing a record crowd at Char­ straight day the .Senate has )>een 1 9:30 to 5:45 mitted the petition to WllUsm J. who were in the invasion forces. The report said Gish arrived home of singer Bing Crosby, sbo\it ter Day ceremonies In the football vang Vathana on formation of a called on to meet three hours coalition regime. Harrlman’s Honan, secretary to Rockefeller. President Kennedy, asked this FYlday night in a Piper ONnanche. 20 miles from this Sogthem Cali­ .stadium on the university's Berk­ ahead of the normal noOn starting tank la to try to persuade the Parsekian aald many traffic ac­ week at his news conference It did not eay where Gish started HARTFORD (AP)-Becrelary of fornia 'resort. ESsenhower Is a feW eley campus. An estimated 88.- time. Open Thursday cidents, with deaths and injuries about announcement of the trial, the flight Welfare Abraham Ribicoff said to­ 000 filled the stadium seats and Mansfield ' admltteeace to the Aslan kingdom. But r{nnmmm: News Tidbits forces were In prospect. .Sen. York’s lower drinking, age. Cuban exile leaders in this coun- (Oontfaiued OB ra g e Two) of new p ro«am dealing with for the stadium, where many a big James O. Eastland, D-MIss., led there was no Indication he was Renan told the New Jersey of- causes of delinquency, from the AP Wires game has been played. making headway. Reports circu­ I ! ‘i >i' i i ‘ 11.1 'i:> I - I i iiL'il off. flclal. that Rockefeller is “deeply 'I f we can provide the opportun­ The poaslbillty of cooperation Sen, Lister Hill. D-AIa„ first lated that, after a two-hour con­ concerned" over the problem. He ity to put the best ideas of our with the Soviets in outer apace Is sugge.sted the absence of s quo­ ference with the king, Harriman said Rockefeller had asked a joint Map Active Role in Geneva most Ima^naUve people st work, The ' New York state Public encouraging. Kenned.v told the met with fien. Phouml Nosavan, if We can spotlight a successful rum. The clerk began calling the legislative committee to review Health Council, acting in the wake throng—which gave him roaring, roJI, blit within five minutes Mans­ depul,v premier and laiottnn THE TRIM LOOK project In one city and encourage of salt poison death..p( alx infants IN THE BOYS' WORLD... the entire question. whistling ovations. field got unanimous consent to i strong man. They were said to The governor la awaiting the re­ similar programa elsewhere—then in Btn^emton two weeks ago, liavo met .at Nong Kha.v, a Thai the money spent will represent one Knowledge la the passkey to the have the quorum call vacated. | port of the committee, Ronan said,' amends State Sanitary Code to in­ future, he aald. with learning as town on Ihe Mekong River 20 by Winthrop .of the soundest investments we clude strict new controls over hos- Had the Southerners objected to \ for Spring adding that the present legislative Sniall Nations Hope an eternal goal. He declared, "No calling off the quonim call, It miles east ol Vientiane. ■esaion is in ita closing days. could make In our society,” said ptfal nursery kitchen supplies. Ifwily IS RlWcoff. Sixteen Chinese Communist war­ “I would not anticipate there (tiontlnued on Page Five) (Oontimied on Page Three) )nEW ROK PRESIDENT m would be any action btfore it ad­ In remarks. prepared for deliv­ planes fly over Qunmoy Islands and R Vogue for man Mi GMler. ery at a University of Hartford In­ HEOUI., Son.th Korea, (A P )— SPORTGOAT5 for boys and students journs," Ronan said. one is dam sg^ by antiaircraft SoiiUi Korea’s military strong­ iDvy Pri^iiwn /vur w ra fv p v Le^slaUvs leaders have said To End N'-Deadlock stitute. Ribicoff pointed out that fire, officials In Tslpel, Formoea, the law authorizes expenditure of man, (ten. Chung Hee Park, 44, and RgMen your step to put yoe there is .no chance for raising the sa y .. ; . Wu Chen, 46, mother supe­ 15-Round Bouts Suggested took over the presidency today Jr. Sizes, 8 to 12 ...... 10.99 to 14.99 legal drinking age in Hew York S30 million over a three-year rior of a Buddhist convent in the By dOHN M. HlGHTOWZ» ^the conference, Umitqd until now period. About )wlf the money woult from Yun Po-sun who renigned In Ihe tpirff of the woien., Prep Sizes 13 to 18 ...... 12.99 to 18.99 this year. Peacadores, cremates herself on | as the nation's last constitution­ GENEVA (A P )—SmaU nations to the big powers, iiiMt again be used to help support planning fuMral pyre she .built herself. i Rockefeller was not present at the Geneva dleannament .con­ Mdnday and Invite otherAteitibers ally electetl piriclaK The ruling Be sere yowr Boiler werdrohe Students 34 To 37 . and demonstration jtrojecu; one- New York Governor Nelson A. j ...... 18.99 to 22.99 when the petition, was submitted. ference today clung to the hope of 28-man .Supreme (,’ouncll, unani­ of the conference to taka third for training peraonnel to work Rockefeller and the legislature are Marriensor the affair, according a flannels .a rayon acetat^-dynel Albert Gore, D-Tenn^ called today , Both the United.States and Rue-, India, report says . . , Number 'of Fighting" at the national con­ ners will emerge the winner. viets, do not intend even to consider plete campaign against juvenile government. otticials and other Ut law C. Wilderman of Stratford, a gabardine a orlon and wool a washables for a closer look at aid to Portu­ sia, ijieanwhUe, were trying to ex­ vention of the American Or- 'F'lghts over significant Is­ reversing their poUCy. plain the raaaoat for the failure. delinquency. .The plannlhg is to in­ persong --hBve been arrested for sues shoul(( go the full length general <4iairman. a acrilan-rayoh a wash and wear gal to be sure It Isn’t used to '-TtiU, ; Should' the Fovleta switch on thoipsyriiiatric Association. 13.99 Gromyko and his aides harped on clude an antl.could be oper­ The secretary cited statistics banker, filez $60,000 damage suit ful fighting resulting in bit­ ed.” ' today of ' Involuntary man­ whita drass stylas by SAVADA maining colonies, Portugal has be signed by that time. ated to prevent any espionage. that juvenile delinquency Cbata the in Superior Court against owner of terness and alienation can be Bach said his rules for slaughter ,by a Jury which de­ recCgnised neither the principle liberated all night The panel Moc Oxford .H u concern of the small coun­ Rusk ehaiged the Rneeians want­ economy about $4 billion .a or University Towers Apartmontii tor avoided and changed into fighting were slowly evolved nor "the probable inevitsibUity of tries came into riiasp focus here ed to do eome more testing tbem- “ 'more than one-seventh otPur ao- alleged failure to provide* heat at therapeutic fighting." ' In group-therapeutic practice, of 10 men and two women took self-determination for ths colo­ Friday after the United States, "rensonfMe hours” and hot water ^ch, a Beverly Hills psy- but cautioned they should be the case at 9:1)8 pjn. and reach­ Shoe in black or brown aeivea. Gromyko denbhnced this eiety*s total expenditures Tfjb.r the 2.99 nies.” Britain and Russia reported to the accusation as s pretext for renew­ education of neafly 50 mnUon ttu- in “ reaso.iable quantities.” . . . cho'theraptist, said peycholo- epiployed cautlotisly. His sug- ed a verdict at 7:06 a.m. The Gore's remsrics were '^prwpsred l7-nation cectlon found college." He added: FisuKisco prepare tit. man two tion between destructive and ered' only to stimulate the legu Confmnee en Problem s treaty. mtppoti among the Smaller na- "W e need comprebmatve ileinon. tieM ters leaded srilh mlillary car­ constructive phases of aggres- marital couple to explore and and Mrs. W 11 b d r Harms o f Main floor, rear ',41 • wash and wear with spread collar prMSttted by ths tmurgenee of Howard Grss.1, Canadian sx- tiooa,' among them was Brazii'a atratian projects—toimsad'. oh h ^ - go for Pacific and roach agreo- uion." discover their own best, mu-, Flwnlng, Oolo., reoelced tile 12.99 • ozfordbutton down tamal affairs mtoster,., proposed, foreign mlnlater, Franceaeo de san m«nt with oblp owners on unload­ Bach suggested that mar­ iually satisfying fighting jury's decision without^ much aosfdrdgnaptab (C M Bag* r k h o y that tba nuclaar aiiheoalnittaa at . (OoaWanod ea 'tojgg Tag) ing perishables from other vessels. riage counaelore act as ref- ,style.” show of emotion, __ v 'U / >4 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,-CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1962 -fe'-T' MANCHESTER lilVENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 24 1962 Uon of tit* >|lerrut Pxrkway short­ I ■ I ' ■ ■ • ■ . . . .. ■ » . • ______9 * ^ p a g e t h r e e ly after Uis Stratford holdup...... State News His counsel described MaloUpszi HEALTH CAPSULES A. BarU and a daughter. Miss I an “ olectronica gbnlua” who Sheinwold on Bridge Qpris Bartz, both ol Manchester; Aramhuru Meets/Military . had bean stationed In the Arctic French Forces Move. tylBrhaalA.^Ml.MJ)i Obituary a brother, Joseph Gauthier of Scot Come On In for months while employed by s 90 B8S7B OR ar- twhen the locale was Denver) , Ized for the first .time that the Barber Shop Singers, about had name. For centuries mention 4 Contracts for State from the AP Wires Main St„ former owner and presi­ 20 strong, who will -he hold­ reated were releaaed under bonda The bridge player had two chances army w m rwdy to shoot at them- Mrs. Bessie O. ColplUs (CoDtinoed from Poga 0 ns) ^ «f It dredged up memories of mur* ranging from 3100 to 15,000. WA8HINOTON (APr-ConnecM- S a d <7787 dent of the Carlyle-Johnson Ma­ ing their third practice ses­ der and mutiny, of yawning graves cut members of Congress were ad­ to separate themselves from tiie 0 A043 0 9 5 MMy had been -confident Oiat Mrs. Bessie G. Colpltts. 76, of sion there at 2 p.m. About 100 atate policeman aaaiat. card-pusbers. French troops would never firt on chine Co., died yesArday at Crest- and suld have worked well as the not moke any strong move of your by Haitian authorities investigat­ INVBSTKfATBP, The company was not prosper­ mond W. Oolpitts of Manchester: April and Krinjak said he delegate strength for the party's cards lay.) own. volt could succeed If the army re­ a daughter. Miss Rheta E. Col­ hopes the Manchester group At this hour on a Saturday own Intransigent Radical party "Lady'' is something more than state convention la "s00 in cash were tak­ BIRTH YB5STERDAY: A ion to Survivors Include his wife. Mrs. sterdam. would be anything like the notor- Thomas Borst. 33, of Coventry, Marianl. But the man, who didn’t notice overturned craft, which had Its Control of the company was ob­ MacArthur, of the Coventry Con­ Killed in the craah, when Ur- office. The Peronlsts drew mors But "My Fair Lady's record- The reception for Alsop was Ithe Answer: Bid two spades. You An FAA spokesman said when en from three banks. Mr. and Mrs. BYancis MakuUs, 113 Josephine Reebel Simon; his son. gregational Church, Officiating. The Southeiliers were not yet than 2-5-mllllon votes In Sunday’s icus spectacle staged by the Cas­ the employe making the call, was engine ripped out. He was flying Police said secret army gunmen WbUs St. tained but by purchase of a block aln’a small foreign car slammed ready to sky when they would breaking spree isn’t confined to who told the Superior Court in first in a weekly s;^e8 In which the plane, a private four-seater, Are trump rich, but the hand is the plane failed to return to Key Prank, of Manchester, a daughter, Burial will be at the eonvenience Into a stone wall while rounding election, bo'stering their cam­ tro regime a few weeks after it too fast and managed to get away West an alert was put out and the robbed the Bank of Algeria in of 60,000 shares of stock at $27 Mrs. Robert H. Smith of Manches­ of the family. permit on Initial vote In the fight long-run engagements. The show's January he wanted to serve out all announced camHdatea, plus with an estimated 3500. from Hanacomb Airfield, Bedford, still very poor. If partner can make BIRTHS TODAY:: A son to Mr. per share, he said. a curve on Rt. 6A, was Richard paign for the return of the dicta­ took office in January 1959. a further try for game you can ac- Border Patrol was notified. Oran Friday of an estimated 21,- and Mrs. Clarence Watson, 43 ter, two brothers, Marshall Simon There Will be no calling hours. for Senate passage of a proposed tor from his exile ln» Madrid, original east album, taped Martii At those trials of war prisoners, his sentence rathsr than be bound Lodge and Marianl, have been In­ Maas., to pick up his sister-in-law The money to buy the stock was and Louis Simon, both of Youngs­ N. aough, 17, also of Andover. constitutional amendment to bar 18, the Sunday following the New vited to speak to tha city’s con­ The man entered the Seaboard in Middlebury. 150,000 francs in cash and securi­ Brainard PI.; a daughter to Mr. Spain. noisy crowds jeered, shouted and by probation, changed his mind Finance <3o. of CJonnectlcut, 747 ties. This is the equivalent of about borrowed from the United Dye and town, Ohio and eight grandchil­ tha poll tax os a voting prereq­ York opening, has had a sale over vention delegates. t t ------and Mrs. Robert March, 99 Char­ Chemical Corp., another company threw beer bottles and insults at yesterday and will be released on Main St., at about 12:45 p.m. yes­ 34,260.000. ter Oak St. dren. uisite In federal elections. 3,250,000 oopies. far beyond the probation April 12. DR. B. H. GUTTE8PELD once owned Guterma, and the Memorial services will be held Mansfield continued to hold out prior record held by "South Pa- the defendants, many of whom terday, brandished a gun and HARTFORD (AP) — Funeral A t Sidi Bel Abbes, principal base F u n era ls T ohti, District were executed. Uie Castro regime Borst was sentenced Jan. 12 In Two Robbers Foiled ordered Mrs. Louise Melaven to DISCHARGED YBSTBaiDAT: company whose aoequisiUon, pro­ at the Second Congregational hope for a vote Tuesday, But he clfle.” When Warner Bros, shell­ .services will be held tomorrow for Let's Go! Were Open Again! of. the Foreign Legion, a secret motion and sole is the aulijsot of noted that soma of the Southern­ Police Investigate finally halted the trials. Tolland County after telling the HARTFORD (AP) — A grocer open a cash drawer. army commando attacked a po­ Francis Murphy, 29 Mt. Nebo PI.; Oiurch, Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial ed out ISJSOO.OOO for the screen court he wanted to leave Con­ Dr. Benjamin M. Gotteafeld , of Barry Carlson, (Coventry; Mrs. the federal InveOUgation in New will be at the convenience of the Frederick W. WoOdhouse Put Out Rush ers most strongly opposed to the right to "Fair Lady,” it doubled What has happened to the 1,183 routed two-robbers last night with Mrs. Melaven told poUce she West Hariford, a psychiatrist In lice station and made off with 23 Minor Accident prisoners In the more- than It necticut for good—when he had a cup of coffee. thought the olive green pistol Doris Howard, 53 Spruce St.; York C5ty. family. Tiere vrill be no calling Funeral services for Frederick amendment still had not used the highest previous outlay for a finished serving time. the Hartford area for 19 years. MANSFIELDtfZ^ automatic pistols and rifles. , Chester Kobllnsky, 40 Bku-1 St.; As soon os Guterma and his hours. W. Woodhouse, 19 Benton St., will Of Small Fires their se^nd speeches. stage property. months of imprisonment la some­ Daniel M. Beristain, owner of might have been a toy but that she Dr. Gotteafeld, 48. died yester­ ENDS TOMORROW! Christian Fouchet, newly named thing of a mystery. Castro ap­ Borst was convicted as an ab­ Dan’s Grocery, 128 Albany Ave., did not take any chances and IUIMANTICctS/b J Mis. Beverly DeSimone, 19 S. associates obtained oontnti of the Memorial contributions may be be held at the Watklns-West Fu­ Under Senate rules, each Police Investigation of a minor Some 3.400,000 people have seen sconder. He .had been In Califor­ day In,.fit. Francis Hospital. Until high commissioner for Algeria, company stock, said the witness, made to the Manchester Memorial neral Home, 142 E. Center senator may epeak only twice on two-car accident, which occun^ peared with some of the prisoners gave police this account of the in­ offered no resistance. The man took his illness, he had been psychia- arrived at Rocher Nolr, barricaded Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Hazel Greene, St., Two minor car flrea and three "My Fair Lady" in New York and, nia about a year, but returned In cident : 637 S. Main St.; William Knee, he and his partners elected them Hospital In lieu of flowers. Monday nt 1:80 p.m. Burial will small grass fires were extingulsh- a pending question. All Southern­ yesterday afternoon at about 4:30 on television hook-ups In Cuba. 396 from the drawer. trist-ln-chief at Mt. Sinai Hospital IS v . MNM administrati'Ve headquarters hear selves as directon and oincen of ers believed ready to join In tho o'clock at Woodbridge St. and as of March 15. have shoved over December and gave himself up. As he was taking a cup of coffee Isabel Fitzgerald, another em­ East Hartford; Kathy Keefe, Wap- The Watklns-West Fkineral Home, be In East Cemetery. There will vsd by Town and Eighth Dietrict 319,000,000 thiaugh the wicket at Experts here have noted re­ He had left Connecticut while on and waa also affiliated with several Algiers. Bon Aiiii. 142 E. Center St., Is In charge of be no calling hours. poll tax fight now have made one Green Rd., resulted In no arreets, ports that groups of the prisoners in the front of his store, two young ploye, managed to. pick up a tele- other hospitals In the area. Dr. WAYNE ping; James Bllloramo, 375 S. Fire Departments during the post speech, and some have mode two. the HelUnger and the Broadhurst. probation. men, one a l ^ t 20 and the other tsiwr Main St.; Mrs. Esther Daggett, They then formed a subsidiary funeral' arrangements. 24 hours. Property damage was no report of injuries to persons, Approximately the' same number have been te.ken on tour.s around Probation was revoked and he company, Bon Ami Royalties, Inc., Senators who have not made and only slight motor vehicle dam­ Cuba, presumably a part of a about 25, entered. One brandished •HmuN 200 Lydall St.; Mrs. Helene Fa- reported very alig;ht. second speeches but who ore ex­ of theater buffs have seen the 1 was sent to jail. He had original- a revolver. mulskl, 48 Dudley St.; Harold and proceeded to repay the United age. national company at an Invest­ Moscow-style brain-wa.shlng pro-, ly been sentenced to Jail tdr sex Dye and CTiemlcal Corp. with Bon Car Rolls Over Town Hose Co, 4 at 1:26 p.m. pected to talk at considerable Investigating Patrolman Robert ces.s. "Thla is a holdup.” said the one BALM Hospital N otes Pohl, 157 Broolcfleld St.; Lawrence Henderson Dies, yesterday sinawered a call for a length before the first vote In­ ment of over 317,000.000. I crimes and had 17 months left to with the gun, "Take the money Decker Sr., 31 Eldison St.; James Ami or Bon Ami Royalties cosh. V. Lannan reported that a car op­ Notable, loo. Is the loot bagged Report.^ among exiles say most serve, Checks of 395,000, 355,000, 3850, After Fishtailing car motor fire at 247 Charter Oak clude John Stennls and James O. erated by Mrs, Regina M. Nellan from the register and put It in a Visiting hours ore 2 to 8 p.m. for Aceto, Sunnyvlew Dr., Vernon; 000 were made out to United Dye, Hurt in Crash St. Danrioge to the car waa very Eastland of Mississippi and HIU of Barbara Rd., Vernon, came out oy Rex Harri.soq, original Henry of the 1,183 prisoners have been' Yesterday, Adult Probation Of- paper bag." j MUe Mrs. Ehra Mitkus, 103 (Congress of Alabama. Higgins, for his ‘ work on March held In two jam-packed prisons In 1 P*ul J, McGeary notified the all areos; exc«7>t mntlgnlty, where said Guterma. slight. At 2:48 p.m. a small grass of Green Rd. onto Woodbridge St. Beristain did nothing of the MARVW they ore 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 to 8 St.; Richard Bessette, Hebron; ‘'Fishtaillng” while traveling fire was quelled by Town Hose Oo. 18, 1956. Harrison receives nine Havana, that they have been sub- court Borst had served three Ijlnd. Instead, he began herding ■9-C«0«r Also purchased with Bon Ami Patrick j. Henderson, 76, of 381 Mississippi and Alabama are and was struck on the right Tender p.m.; and private rooms where Mrs. Ina Lynn, South Windsor; money, he said, were 8-year bonds west on Rt. 81, Coventry, a cor 2 at 43 8. Hawthorne St. two of the sUtoa that still require by a car driven by Bertrand cents on each copy of the original ject to reduced diet and the hu months and changed his mind the pair toward the door, all the DANCING 61 Center St., died at 5:16 this morn loaded with youths and girls rolled they are 10 a,m. to 8 p.m. Visitors Howard Harten, Elm St., Rock- east album. lliis means that to miliatlon of wives, sisters and about serving the rest. Judge while holding the cup of coffee EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT of the Diversified Oil and Mining ing at Manchester Memorial Hos­ At 9:03 a.m. today Hose Co. 3 payment of a poll tax before vot­ Plante, 37, of 76 Orchard St., who are requested not to smoke in pa­ lille; Gary and Sandra Dunn, Cov­ Oo. He said that 31.26 milUon of over on Its top In an accident lost put out fire in an overheated car­ ing. Others are Arkansas, Texas had been traveling south on Wood- date he haa received over 3!i92,- other relatives who visit them or Alva P. Loiselle ordered Borst re-, aloft as if to pour it on the gun­ AT THE POPULAR pital, where he had been on the night In which the only known In­ 000 for his aabbath service. try to send them food. leased April 12 with probation to man. tients rooms. No more than two entry Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ekllth Eton Ami money waa used in this critical list since he waa struck by buretor in a car at Spruce and and Virginia. bridge St. Plante told police that take effect at that time. 0|wnFri.-Sat-Sun. visitors at one time per patient. Yonan and son, Wapplng; Mrs. Su­ transaction. jury was a bruise reported by one Bisaell Sts. Gasoline had sprayed The initial vote will be on Mans­ he blew his horn when he saw the At the door, the robber who had san Adams and son, 13 Emerson a car on W. Center St. last Satur­ of the girls. field's pending motion to take up Probation will end in May, 1963. made the original demand tried In testimony Thursday Guterma day. onto the battery. Damage was Nellan car come Into his path and GARDEN RESTAURANT ADMITTED YESTERDAY: St.; Mrs. Carole Romayko and son, said he and his associates milked Arrested and charged with fail­ slight. At 8:42 today, Hose Co, a minor bill to serve as a vehicle Mrs. Nellan said she stopped when Also released on probation, once more. 840 MAIN STh in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER He had been hit by a car driven ure to drive to the right was for getting the conatttutional which wllldexpire In July, 1963, was "Are you going to do what 1 Peter Janiszewskl, 58 North St.; Poquonock; Mrs. Susan Lent and 33 million from Bon Ami. by E. Theodore Bantly Jr., 42, of extinguished a small grasa fire at she heard the horn. Ann Connelly, 93 Elizabeth Dr.; son, Hebron; Mrs. Barbara Barry Outerma’s testimony will con­ Michael A. Ross, 21. of the Uni­ 73 Summit St. The grass fires amendment before the Senate. Damage waa very slight to both .leffrey Clark, 16. of Mansfield. told youT" he azked. 25 Raymond Rd., as he was at­ versity of Connecticut, driver of At least two other rounds of two "Get out of here,” ordered BerUr- APPEARANCE TINY BARTON TRIO Charles Von Borchers, 24 Hyde and son, Colchester. tinue Monday. tempting to cross W. Center St. at were of undetermined origin. care. Both drivers continued to CTark, convicted of violating pro­ the car. Ross also wa.s Issued a speeches each would be available their destlnaUon.e. bation. was sent to Jail for a year tain. C o < ^ St., poUce said. warning for driving after drink- Eighth District flrem-en yesterday to southerners once the first vote Jan. 12 along with Borst. They took his advice. ■' Mr. Henderson suffered multiple •nx- at 12:47 p.m. answered a call for Is taken. In short calendar matters yes­ fractures and other injuries in the Passengers In the car were a small grass fire off Mitchell Dr. Three Southernere—Sens. John 19,394 in CEA terday, Judge Loiselle haiided Genius Sentenced accident. Gloria Winston, 18, of Norwalk; The fire Index for today Is 45, L. McClellan, D-Ark„ Sam J. down the following decisions: BRIDGEPORX' (AP)—A B-to-16 EAST WINDSOR He was born May 18, 1885, In Bruce Vogel. 21. of Darien; Joan and Is unfavorable for outside Ervin Jr., D-N. C„ and John J. HARTFORD (AP)—An allrtime Divorcee—Lucille Kovalevtch of year state prison term haa been Ireland, and was the father of Mrs. Dotehln. 19, of Wethersflald: John burning. It was reported. Sparkman, D-Ala. — combined to record membership of. 19M4 toe Worthy Tolland from Harry Kovalevich of Imposed on..-a 24-year-oId Canadian ^ DINING ind DANCING * Elizabeth MacGregor, also of 381 Santa, 19, of Stratford; and Joan tie up proceedings e’uring Friday’s the current year. Including teach­ Tolland, intolerable cruelty. Mrs. fOr the holdups of two Connecticut Center St., and James Henderson, Ruaao, 20, of Orange. Mlaa Russo 104-hour aeaslon. ers from every town )fl the state Kovalevich was granted custody of motels. EVERY TONIGHT Howto sew up a 131 Charter Oak St. reported the brulie. McCellan said revenue from was announced todoy^ by the Con­ three children, 312 a week support George Malolepszi, 1165 Tasse Fkmeral arrangements, which Trooper Joaeph Bangaaser re­ Gore Urges Check the $i Arkansas poll tax was used necticut BMucatioiv-Association. investment for each. 31 a year alimony, and St,,'Montreal, Que., waa sentenced FRIDAY ssA SATURDAY MOHT are Incomplete, will be handled by ported that Rosa tried to strolght- for school purposes and he con­ President Clifford D. Mlgnerey 3150 counsel fees. Tlielr property yesterdM by Superior Court Judge hdKMiMieMBiiidUn! the John Tiernev Fhineral Home, en the car after It began "flah- On Aid to Portugal sidered his receipt for the levy "a of Torrington 4ald this represents 219 W. Center St. was dirided equally between them; James C. Shannon for the holdups THE raUL ATWOOe TSIO tailing”, but that it suddenly badge of honor.” an Increase to date of 348 mem­ They had been married 15 years, of the Stratford Motor Inn Jan. 26 hole in your podi^t* Police said they were still In­ swerved violently to the left and (CoaUiMed from Page One) Ervin noted that his state bers of year, and includes 17^- candidate? Also, Louise Robinson of GrXnby, and the Yale Motor Inn at Wal­ vestigating the accident. then rolled over' coming to rest abolished the poll tax 40 years 760 active, 037 associate and 1,- Mass., frorh Roland H. Robihson of lingford Jan. 12, about two miles from the South Afro-Aalan nation states since ago. But he declared that the levy 017 stiklent members. Ellington, Intolerable ci^eitv. after He h ^ pleaded guilty to rnhhery CHATTERBOX RESTAURANT Mrs. Hattie J. McDonald Coventry town line. World War II. now was being "seized on to pEA describes Itself aa a state- 29 years of mamage..Mrs, Robln- with violence and to robbery while with - Mra. Hattie J. McDonalarTOTOY "Wniie we may nave some ten­ make a whipping boy out of five inclusive organization of "The past record and outlook for Emhart and son was awarded ctistody of two armed. The judge sentenced him 413 MAIN STREET— Ml *4007 Sarasota, Fla., a Manchester resi­ derness for the Interests of .a states, which happen to be South­ Connecticut educators. children and 31Q a week support to 5 to to years on each of the ALSO dent for moet of her life, died NATO ally, this is'not sufficient ern states, by organizations that for its growing affiliate,. Plax, strongly indi­ for each. charges, but ordered the terms to Thursday In Sarasota. About Town reason to support Portugal in on enjoy or find It politically advan­ Raymond J. Grezel of New Brit­ run concurrently. She was. born In Cranberry, N. endeavor to which wo can give no tageous to cuss out the Spdth.” cate the common stock of Emhart is trading ain was granted a divorce from Malolepszi also is wanted in New a fountain pen Y., and lived in Manchester until moral sanction, and which is po­ at levels attractive for purchase." Edna Grtzel of Bolton on charges York atate for holdups in Alliany •PhoM Ml *-7Nt moving to Florida six years ago. The Christoforo Colombo Socie­ of Intolerable cnielty. Mrs. Grezel and Glen Palls. litically doomed," the senator said. Worth Mor? Now Ends Tonight: "Satin Never Sleeps" nod "Swinging Along" Mrs. McDonald waa a member of ty will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. He added: was awarded custody of two chil­ ' He was arrested by a state Box Office Opens 6:00 South Methodist Church, the Wom­ at the Italian American Club on This statement appears in a current report F tm lUngii For KMEss "We need to take a closer look MlAMt (AP):-^Dlok Williams dren and 320 per week support for trooper at the Greenwich Toll Sta- Lost Complete Show 8:18 Open Flrl.. S at, Sun. en’s Christian Temperance Union Eldridge St, from our Research Department. Emhart Man­ one and 315, for the other. and the Rebekah organization. at the NATO aid we are giving was traded the second day of the ufacturing Company is a leading producer James H. Spitz of Mansfield was •TA lirB . Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John McElraevy, Portugal to make certain It Is not 1961 baseball season. He went granted a divorce from Rita K. lone Skiff of Sarasota and a grand­ 394 Porter St., will be hoet and being used to kill, punish or Inti­ frorn Kansas City to Baltimore. of automatic glass-making machinery and has Spitz of Trenton. N. J. Custody of STATE j m m child. hostees at the Lutz Junior Mu­ midate Africans. We have been Two years ago .when Baltimore two children was swarded to Mrs. E f lS T U J O O D too timid in pressing Portugal to traded him to Kansas City he was Cont. Sunday From 2 P.M.—Shown A t 4:18 and 8:48 Funeral services will be held seum, 126 Cedar St., tomorrow acquired a prominent position as a designer Spitz with 315 per week support .11 TDj I - i’l Monday at 11 a.m. at the W. P. from 2 to 5 p.m. • Instigate major educational, eco­ regarded as a 350,(XX) player. He’s and supplier of automatic machinery for pack* for each. The charge was Intoler­ A Delightful Fun Show! (^ish Funeral Home, 225 Main St., nomic and political reforms. Our worth more now. being the No. l able crutfJXy. Mrs. Rjchard Johnson 5 Penn recent votes In the United Nations utility player for Bill Hitchcock’s aging foods and other consumer items. It also R. Russell — A. Guintss AH its sonis 9ntl endmtniwts to chorish Manchester. The Rev. Percy M. Granted a divoi c f «p' the same "A MAJORITY OF ONE” SUNDAY Spurrier, associate minister of Rd., won a white mink collar In a criticizing Portugal and calling for Orioles. He plays third, first or is co-owner with Monsanto of Plax Corpora­ charge was Gladys S. Loney of . In Color—S:15-9::6 South Church, will officiate and recent contest sponsored by the such reforms are a step in the the outfield. Columbia from James 'W. Loney in your hoart foroml right direction, but more/direct Also; ^ burial will be In Buckland Ceme­ Kimberly-Clark (lorp. It was one This Is Williams' third hitch tion, best-known as an important suppber of Jr. of Wllllmantic. Mrs. Loney tery. of 200 third prizes drawn In the steps are called for." y ' with the Orioles. was awarded 3150 attorney's fees. Tony Perkins — Jnne Fond* SPECIAL gf" ■» f^rmrimee. plastic gqueeee bottles. Just •i£n np for U. S. There will be no calling hours. company’s "Pretty Soft" contest. Foreclosures — The court or­ “TALL STORY" PAnviT.2AKAiCE.nMMi np for U. S, Snvlngo We will be glad to send you this report if dered foreclosure against John A. Shown At 7:85 Family Dinner B o n d s o n tho Pnyroll Ssringo John A. Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. James B. Holmes, Morri.s.sey of Scott Dr., Vernon, In ANDOVEai—John A. Ulrich. 73, 56 Cambridge St., will leave to­ you will send us your name and address. an action brought by the Me­ Finn whoro yon work nnd yonOl 5!y*^ii*iJT!!^3Za SUNDAY RODGEIIStilmEIN'S Cream of Celery Soup or Chilled Juice of Cider Mill Rd., died at Man­ night by plane for a week’s stay chanics Saving.s-Bank of Hartford. All Color and Wonderful tanlld s nmnll fortnno with monoy chester Memorial Hoq>ital Thurs­ at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel. Debts are $9,477.83. and expenses day night. i iiiiiiiiiliii 3250. Law day was set for June 11. Elvis Presley in know yon hnd Edgewater Park, Miss.. ■■ “BLUE HAWAII" He came to Andover five years NAME. 2 CONTRACTS AWARDED 3:10-5:48-9:05 Roast Native Chicken ago. moving from Hartford where Miss Brenda Ann Cole, daughter Also—Sophls Loren OLD FASHIONED STUFFING he hod lived for 38 years. He re­ of Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Cole WASHINGTON, (AP) — Two The Payn^ Savings Plan is day, and in just a iwar you’ll tired in 1963 after 87 years’ em­ Air Force contracta totaling $32.3 a s r k Gable Giblet Gravy Creamy Whipped Potato probably the easict vmy to own a full dciseo 925.00 Series Sr., 57 Lyndale St., a student at million have been, awarded to fhe "IT STARTED IN NAPLES" ZucchliU Squash ' ployment with Colt’e Patent Fire the New Etogland Conservatory. ADDRESS^ 4:00-7:40 amfX aave ever inventedL E Bonds.- That’s 1300.00 (nut- Arms Manufacturing Oo. Boston, sang with Its chorus In a American Machine A Foundry Co. Cranberry Sauce in Lettuce Cup turito' vfhie). worth of Bonds Mr. Ulrich waa born in Water­ of Greenwich, Conn., it was an­ All you do is tdl your company' Wed.: "TWO WOMEN" Assorted Hot Rolls aniVRuttsr bow much you want to aave, youTl havepaidforwitbmoney bury, March 27. 1888. He was a Craig a Rickey Man nounced yesterday.. . Choice of: and sign your name on a card. that m i^t otherwise have just veteran of World War I. having Old Fsahloned,Strawberry Shortcake Your company does Ihe raat: vanished through the hole in served In the U.S. Army. He was your pocket* Yoric Rite Mason and a member of ST. PETTOlSBURfJ* -Fla. (AP) Raapterry, Lime or Orange Sherbet sets aside nom aadi paycheck Meridian Lodge. —Rogtr Orolg, now a. pitcher with Tea. (W ee or Hot Chocolate ,the amoiint you’ve spedSied, Remember, too, e w y Bond the New York Mets, was the lest "Twist Around Tbs dock” buys your U-S- Savings Bonds, Survivors Include his wife, Mia. Kid Show! Sun. 2 P.M. ‘ noiBw* Kwim* nmwBMiii you b ^ Is a share in a stronger Mary Hunter Ulrich; a daughter, player signed ,by the late Frank "Revenge er,FrankensteU” and ddivers them to you— America. And Bonds now grow -Mrs. Robert J. King of Tarlffvllle: Rickey, brother of Branch Rickey. ^ 'WMMlblmiimmgeemrmmtpmismm automaticaUy. faster than ever to return you Craig helped pitch the Dodgers to S&UMHcf. G (uuiecU c4d 5 1 PLUS AT 2:00 nnd 8:M I «hpwM«DV' ■ * 1 . 9 5 a . sister, Mre. Ann C. Brown of COiMfbyMLIM You don't aee the money you $4 for every 93 in only 7 years, Compton, Calif., and three grand­ a couple of National League pen­ Ends Tuesday! j m m m 9 monttm children. nants and was picked up In the ex­ aave this way, so you can’t pansion program. nend it And pretty eoon you lan^ now a good tiins for you Funeral services will be held PUTNAM & CO. ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS Monday at 1 p.m. at the Thylor IHIRBT don’t even mks it But eet aside to sign in and sew up your • PISISH IN BLAZE JOtkCMtiyFnpiMMii aa ODoaU an amount as 634 a savings? and Modeen Fimeral Home, 233 OHARLOTTESVnJLE, Vs. COCKTAILS SATtRtnnHO Waahlngtoa St., Hartford. The "Highly gratifying • Rev. Willard E. ThoMen of An­ (AP) — A crackling Are raced and mamarablal'*-N.r.ri«.i dover OongregaUonal Church will through a rambling rooming Member! New York Stock Bj^hange HW aUMI Oiriciat*. Burial wtll be In Indian house In this university city I f nw Ton Mtvn morn thna asoaiqf w ith Hill Cemetery, Middletown. early today, anufling out six WTHlMCnKR There will be- no colling hours. lives and posMMy a seventh. By M ania scMtLL/STUAnT W hitman « ^ n iin r midmorning flremen bad recov­ The Ma n k " CAROUSEL ered six bodies and groped Mrs. Jacob Bartz Nod STiintn M sm iiouiaiidJoni /iMBNlSfloMC*! ^ 5 U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Mrs. Regina M. Bartz, 62 of 102 tiireugh the ' smonldeslBg ndiis 71 I. ennn n , manchutr • mi I w iweHi fee. Mszgry Aweritpii" Baqr tkans whoro yoa evork or bank Walker St., wife of Jacob Bartz, ef'the three-story frame build- Jamti T, Hair. Rebart H. Sfarktl, Co-Manegarg "THE MARK” AT 7.9:10 died this morning at her home. lag looidag for the body of an- other perron belierved trapped la "SPLENDORS OF PARI^" ITIM.IWiim Mrs. Bartz waa born Feb. 12, • *9:W GORDON MacRAE - SRlRLET JONES ' On ToUsnd Turnpike 1900, in Conoito a daughter of tbs tbo bloae. None of tbe aU bad , "WONDERS OF ONTARIO" SncMnaMTIOM % iiU e O ff Oakfauifl S t. / . iHaturliB0trr'E ttm in s i^EraUi late Francis douthler and Mrs. been poMItvely Identtflod. but ■tJSSSLl! Philomsna Rocheford of SeoUsnd, efliclais had aaM earlier ftve of SUNDAY BHOWTIMB — "XHB MARK” IlIS-S I Conn. Wed.1 "LOVER OMIB BACK" : R n d am ,: , ^tsir oeOritttt i the bodies apparently were Suryivon. bssidss her husband those «f t e n eldeitf •nd mother, include * sea, CUttoed tiueo J I'S \ 1 I r - ■ -'J

JtANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 24, ig62 P A G E F IV E

prsaarva itaslf from the acourg^of ^Wonders of the Universe war. The others an dull repetl- Sttrttins IferaUk Uona a t thrsystsnia o f aUlands by Connecticut which the world has alwaya lived, U .S; Russia Differ I.-, Q rnBUSBOBD VY THD BXIU&D PBINTINO CO. INO. and by which it has always found, Yankee .IS WH«U StTMt and never avoided, war. Manch«»t«r. Conn. By A. H. O. »i:< TH01U 8 r. rtotoutoN And not only Is there this dis­ WALtKR R. rERGinON Oentsr Ceagrsgsttanal Ohinreh < St. BniibolHBsw's Clmrch OsagragattsMl Cbm ^ On Basic Research tinction between Uie character, United ^ n w h of Ohrtrt School AtnUtorhim ^ SMN.l^ St. ‘T'pr remember,” said the text 1. 18S1 alms, and poaslbiiitles of the two V 12 OsBtsr St. R«v. Fwnip Rnsooy. Pastor / I W . Fsifac M. DMds, Minister of House .Speaker Anthony Wal­ 1 1 .4 f>uMliMd Even____, _ Eirantiis______Bxstpt kinds of association. Bev. CHfford-O. Sinpsoa, Minister Mie. RIehatt R. PlMwy. •Bd Hollasjra.lldura. EMtred^ t t u at Ui* lace's avowal of his candldiicy the Rev. Laainnos J. Vbieeat, at 8, 9:15 and 10:80 K«a. Associate BUalsfer . ORtc* at Manehr(t«r. Cobb., aa •< Than la an inavltabla confUet of other night, "the American people AsSbointe Bflalster project. The (Usodvantaga of iBd Claaa Mall Matter. allagianca and aupport involved. Church of the Assuijiptlos 10 a jn „ Morning Worship and O f The FraakUa Institute this method is that they do not A compsuison of the space ef­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Whate'ver we put into an AUantie vote with their hearts as well as 8. 8:15 and 11 a.m.. Church Serv­ Adama St. and TlmapaoB Bd Church School. Nursery for chil­ exploit the successful launch to Payable la Advance their heads.” ices. Sermon: "The Lord God Om­ dren during service. Sermon by forts of this country and Russia obtain maximum dofa from tbeir Carrier community haa to ha aomethlng Rev. Joseph Vsnrell, Pastor The Look of liltra Flattery nipotent Relgneth” — III — “ God Rev. Francis T.. Batter, Assistant the Rev, Mr. Davis, “Thou Art The < to some Interesting cmclu- space shots. MANCHESTER ■Ona JTear ...... SlS.O" we might nther have tried to put If this indicated that this par­ siona regarding the- philosophies "r ix Kenths ...... T.f ll.W ticular entrant into the -Republi­ Is Active"- — "Beyond the Control Christ,” As an example of this, we ora MANCHESTER You’ll love the feeling’ of a freeh, new fhree Montba ...... 5.S0 into the United Nations. The Unit­ of Manchester." 11:15 a.m„ Church School. underlying the space programs told that Major H tov suffered One Montb...... l.SC 1.36 can gubematorie' race was aware Masses at ?. 8, 9, 10 and 11:80 ed Nations and such regional or­ 9:15, U a.m., Church School, a.m. Grades 7 through 13. - the two.countries. One way of u- from nausea during his 26 bouih hair st.vle expertly interpreted for 1^: Weekly ...... 30 o f his own possession of certain lustraUng this is to compare the AUTO PARTS SEAFOOD ganizations cannot exist side by qualities, the mmnent of soft. In­ nursery through junior high. 7 p.m., Mu Sigma Chi and Pil­ of wrightlessneea, The question you. C^l now! MEMBER OF 6:30 p.m., CYP Club, W o grim Youth FsUowBhlp groups wiU programs undertaken by the two now arises; Was Ms nausisa ths CHOICE VARIETY THE ASfeCIATED PRESS side without having a relationship direct self-idlusK>n, In the other­ St. Bridget’s R. C. Church 270 BROAD bl The Asaoclated Prese la exclualvcly wise hard world of poliUos can be Hall. Third meeting in series on Rev. John L. Delansy, Pastor meet at the church. nations. _ . result of ' the extended time in FREE CONSULTATION between them. And the relation­ W s might remember that on Oct. Always At Your Sw lrin^^ entitled to the uke o( republlcatlon at forgiven. We in particular have Sex and the Christian U fe.’ Rev. Stanley E. HasttUo space, or was it a dmractsristie Quality all newe diapatchee credited to It or ship is Inevitably one in which Guest speaker, Mrs Hooks Johns­ Rev. Dennis B. Hussey ivory Chni 4, 1967, the Soviets launched their Inherent in him? W ll other as­ MACHINE SHOP SERVICE not otherwiae credited In tbla pwer to forgive It, for kmg ago wo con­ first satellite—Rputniik I—with, a I o EQUIPMENT and alao the local neve ogbllahed nera. every regional organization Is a cluded, as we surveyed the smile ton. (AssemblMB of Oed) tronauts who spend a day in a 7 pjn.. Lecture by the Itpv. Mr. 647 B. MMdle Tpke. pay load of 184 nounds. About a FARTS (new and rebiiUt) All rlghlB of republlcatlon at apdeial— potential of the -various candidates, Mastes at 7. 8, 9, 10:15 and welghUess condition alao become Seafood dlapatehca herein are aiao reaerved. drain upon the loyalty, .the re­ Simpson. Subject, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Pastor month later Sputnik n wait ly, I o ACCESSORIES that Tony Wallace came closer 11:80. nauseated, or will they be able to Lovt source, the prestige, the power, the Caves In," II — "Thoi ______-I and this Ume the pay load wedgM Ifve with it? As of this moment, I 0 SUPPLIES Full aervlce client of JI. E. A. Serr- than all others to the unApproach- 43 OAK ST. 99 EAST CENTER ST. Ice^ Inc. capability whlcb might otherwise Bvll Strike, They Are St. James’ B.C. Ohnrdi 9:45 a.m.,' Sunday Sc bool. increased to 1,120 pounds. Sputnik we won’t know imtU they perform I Du Pont Faint Supplies Publlahere Rcpreaentallvea. The able facial -warmth and expansion Classes for all ages. HI, which went up on May 16,1968, their next feat. Open Saturdays UntU 5 PJM. TEL. MI 9-9951 TEL. MI 3-5009 Jullua Matheve special Arency—Near belm g to the United Nations. of which Chief Justice Raymond Msgr. John F. Bauson, Paator York. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. Jehovah’a WltnesSea 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. had -a pay load of 2,925 pounds. We know the Soviets have the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF This is np longer a matter of G. Baldwin used to be capable, RJattdom Rail Rev. James T. O’Connell Rev. Joseph R . MdOann 6 p.m., Christo Ambasi From this Is seen the steady In­ capctoillty to put tr«nendous pay CIRCULATIONS. theory, or a choice of policy ve­ when the leaser nature o f his re­ 791 Math St. Youth Service. crease in pay load of the first group loads in orbit. Becauss of-this, sponsibilities made public cheer- Rev. Joim D. Begui HEATINO PROBLEMS? Complete The Herald Prlntln* Company. Inc., hicles, either. 7 p.m., Fiamlly Gospel Service. o f Soviet satellites. setentisb havs speculated that HIGH GRADE assumes no financial reaponalbIHty for fubicM his own great pleasurable S p.m.. Public Bible Discourse. Wednesday, 8 p.m., BlUe Study On Jan. 2, 1959, Lunik I weigh­ their next space attempts will dsal Call MI 9-8078 or MI 9-4785 typoirraphlral errors appeaiink In ad­ This happens to have become the Masses at 5, 6, 7, 8, 9j 10:15 and GLASS asset. / Youth's Opi^ortunltles in this mod- and Prayer. ing 3,248 pounds went into orbit with putting one or more men into HEATING e For Auto Windshields vertisements and other readln* matter world's choice of life or death. 11:30 a.m. Friday, 7 p.m.. Church open for MANCHESTER OIL CO. in The Manchester EvenlnR Herald. And we hand to Wallace not erit age, around the sun. Here, for the first space for a few days or a week. ROTAR Y OR e For Store Fronts and PRINTING Whenever it falls to choose the only the distinction of the most 4:15 p.m., Watchtower magazine prayer. time, an objwt was given escape But when they do, they are tak­ INCORPORATED oil alzeu of windows Display advertising closing hours: study article "Make Friends for S t . Mary’a I^lseopal Church .. PRESSURE BURNERS For Monday—1 p.m. Fridav. United Nations, It chooeea an anar­ genuine smile among candidates. Church BUd Park Sta. velocity from the earth, and thus ing a chance since the cause of 24-Hour Prompt Servlcs. e For Table Tope JOR AND COMMERCIAL For Tuesday—1 p.m. Mondav. He elicited some genuine . Hklng Yourselves," lAike 18:9. Church of the Nazarene Major Titov’s nausea is yet un­ CALL US FOR FBRE chy which ends up ■world suicide. The Bev. George F. Noetrand, the tremendous Increase in pay ESTIMATES PRINTING For Wedne.sday—1 p.m. Tuesday. and affection from his fellow Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group Bible 286 Main 8t. load weight was not as truly re­ known. FUEL and RANOE OIL Price High for Waste Paper OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. Hopefully, there Is still a differ­ studies in the Bible aid. "Let Your Rector Rev. O. B. Winslow, Minister Prompt and Btfioient Printing For Fridav—1 p.m. Thursday. members of the Houw of Repre­ flected aa it would have been had The Amerioon Objectives Salas. . service and installattoB SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON For Saturday—1 n.m. Friday. ence between the direction of the Name Be Sanctified” at the fol- Hie Bev. Jittin D. Hogbea, The question which must be an­ Ths market for wsste’paper is^ Of All Kindt sentatives, and many bf the people the device been a satellite of the on all moke burners. FOGARTY BROS. have plenty of materials that could Chill Chaser Heats That Cold Room Classified deadline; 10:30 a.m. each waywaMi thoughts some leaders who are with him abe writh him not lowrlng service centers: 287 Oak­ Senior Assistant 9:80 a.mT, Church School classes swered by this country la whether still high and there is a definite de­ day of publication except Saturday — earth. Later that year, in rapid We Give Top Value Stampa INCORPORATED mand for It, and Ostrinsky, 731 be donated to'surit a drive. Take t a.m. because they feel a certain politi­ land St., 20 Marble St., 18 Cham- The Bev. William F. Gender lU for all ages. we are interested in advancing our Do you havs a room in your^ permit themselves and the way suocession came Lunik 11 which COAL, Parker St„ handles all grades of advantage of this money making J. A. WHITE cal oompulsioh, or sense a certain bera St., and 613 Main S t, in Man­ Junior Assistant 10:86 a.m.. Children’s Church knowledge of all facets of ths home that is almost impossible to matter how cold the season, COMMUNITY PRESS Saturday, March 24 they head when the emergency bell chester, also French Road in Bol­ hit the moon on Sept. 12 with a MANCHESTER OIL CO. CONNECTICUT COKE paper. The paper must, of course, drive by having your organization Fogarty Bros, will be happy to kind o f operation or line-up, but and Nursery. w ^ g h to f 858 pounds. About three space environment, or are we in­ keep comfortably warm? Fogarty 9 East Middle Tpke. rings. PTesIdent Kennedy himself, ton. 7:30 aon., Holy Communion. Cor­ INCORPORATED FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL be delivered to thir place of buai-. or group start a drive. All ma­ explain how this works. GLASS CO. simply .becauee ^ y like him. 10:46 am .. Worship Service. ■weeks later on O ct 4, Lunik m , terested in spectacular firsts. Tha Telephone MI .3-5727 Friday at the Kingdom Hall: porate Copununion of Girls Frisndx Message by the Rev. Paul Orjala. spectacular firsts have tremen­ 279 North Main S t 819 Broad S t—Tel. MI 9-4589 neas. It has been such a long time terials must be delivered to the Bros., Inc., 319 Broad St. have a By the way, Amertoan Fuel Oil, 81 RlMell SL— Tel. Ml 9-7822 Kennedy On Jackson at the United Nations last fall, Some of those who have liked with a weight of 614 pounds, Shop. 7:26 p.m.. Theocratic Mnlistry ly Seniorsr-.^ 6 p.m.. Youth Services. dous propaganda value but add since there was any market for very simple solution to this prob­ distributed by Fogarty Bros., add said that “in the development of Wallace, a pleasant. Intelligent circled the moon and relayed back Ctotrinsky’s esn arrange service For those who wonder where School. 9 a.m.. Family Eucharist with 7 p.m,. Evangelistic Service. little to Uie store of basic knowl­ paper that many people have had lem. Just install a Chill Chaser, by ed eomething new to their oil this this organization rests the only al­ genleman seemingly in the tra­ to e o r a pictures of the hidden side to have it carried away. Now. how­ to machine shops and they will the President really stands In his 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Message ^ the Paator. edge. The objective of this coun­ Iron Fireman, manufacturer of the year, Sta-Clean, an additive that ternative to war." He may fight dition of Yankee speakers of the o f the moon. Call Ml 4-1111 ever, you can clean out the attic, also pick up from plumben if the kec()e carbon from forming. It will appraisal of the United Nations Junior Choir. Classes follow. Nur­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer try has been the acqulsIUon of Light Control cellar or other storage area of all quantity Is large enough to war­ wonderful Custom Mark II oil fur­ ABC APPLIANCE against the truth of what he Bald Connecticut House, are going to Soath Methodist Oliarch sery and Kindergarten in the and Praise, service. Apparently at this time, the basic knowledge. nace. This revolutionary new de­ cut your , service bills down amaz­ PONTIAC and where he stands with regard be surprised, and then, perhaps, super boosters of the Russians FOB REPAIRS, the old waste paper and get a fair rant it. A phone oall is all that then, but he cannot escape it. Bev. Isswreace P. Almond children’s chapel. This objective Is reflected In our By Kirsch velopment in add-on heating will ingly- / to the views of Senator Henry like him even more, when they Bev. Percy M. Spturler, were rsedy, and on May 15, 1960, REPLACEMENT sum of money for it by taking It to is necessary. AND REPAIRS If the President is wt6e, he will 11 um.. The Utany with Ser­ ity Covenant Church satellites for communications, Ostrinsky, 731 Parker St. This Is of special attention to keep your-eold or riillly room warm No where could you find a finer Jackson, his friend of Washington, read a certain passage in the cam­ M i^ tera mon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. Sen­ prnee it . near B. Center Sputnik IV went up. Tihls time the weather and other various scien­ • Vertical BUnds ON ALL TYPES OF and cozy, with filtered circulating, oil furnace than the Custom.Htark stop fighting his own words, and paign brochure being circulated orbiting pay load was 10,008 Hiis would be an excellent time gas stations, Ostrinsky will buy 0 and 1(>:46 a.m.. Morning Wor­ ior Choir. BabysltUng nursery In Bev. K. BJnar Rack, Paster tific purposes which have relayed thermoslaticaJly controlled heat. 11. and if your old fu rn i^ ' Is un- 19 Mopla St.-MI 9-8B79 on the world organization, there for him. The following is part of pounds. The remainder of the • Venetian Blinds for Scouts, church organizations, butyl tubes, wheel weights and TEMPEST begin trying to sCrve them. But ship. Sermon: "The Word of God the children’s chapel. to earth a rich store of basic The operating cost Is extremely .satiafactory, don’t buy^ until you was some direction and light in the the candidate’s biography, as giv­ Sputnik pay loads ranged from 10,- e Custom Window Shades service organizations to take ad­ batteries. REPAIRS O N - he has an obidofis instinct to com­ and the ghrlsUan Church," by the 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with In­ 9:80 a.m., Sunday School with scientific information. The con- Remember, Ostrinsky always moderate, for it is 75% less than have gone down to y oga rty Bros, President’s press conference last en in this brochure: 000 to 14,000 pounds, indicating a Unual launching of satellites will o Repair • Washing vantage of the increased prices other add-on heaters. It is Ideal for and seen the Custom Mark II. SALES and SERVICE mit folly'’ for us all, and he will Rev. Mr. Almond. Church school struction following. classes for every age group, kin­ .paid for waste paper and put on a pays current market prices for all GRILLS. ELEOTBIO IRONS, Wednesday. There, a day after “The son of Lthuanlan inuni- for nursery through grade 9. dergarten through adult. booster with a thrust of about 1,- yield information about the earth, cold bathrooms,' an enclosed porch, Because the flanie starts Instantly, TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, bear watching, as will. Indeed, this Daily: 7 p.m., Eh^ening Prayer 300,000 pounds. The Soviet series waste paper drive. Practically waste bought by this firm. You Senator Jackson had made his set graints, Anthony and Ann Wollus, 10:45 a.m., Church School for 10:30 a.m.. Church-time Nursery the sun, the planets, the moon and can get rid of materials that only attic room or any other apace that there is no ^ t to foul the furnace VACUUM CLEANERS, whole laborious effort to scuttle except on Wednesday. en d ^ with the Vostoks with their FINO ai MFC. CO. everyone is delighted to have the speech charging' that both admin­ (his father Anglicized his name Senior High. *'■ conducted through close of Morn­ even space beyond the solar sys­ clutter up your home and earn needs extra heat. Here are some of and waste fuel which means soot Paul Dodge HEATERS, FANS, Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m.. Holy manned pay loads. Vostok I car­ tem. With this information, tre­ 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST old papers taken away and as the United Nations at the very shortly after Tony wras born), he 7 p.m., Ninth Grade Fellowship, Communion. Coffee-study after ing Worship. ususl, Ostrinsky offers slightly money by taking them to Ostrin­ Us advantages; It circulates warm will not accumulate. Carbonized SEWING MACHINES istration and press were making ried Yuri Gagarin around the earth mendous strides can be made to­ Phone bR 3-4865 . WOODCOCK moment in world history when it was passed from relative to friend Cooper Hall — Talent Night. 10 a.m. servlcs. . Nursery available 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. higher prices to these groups who sky, Take them to 731 Parker air. The heat can come from your oil nbzzles. ignition systems, and Pontiac, Inc. the United Nations more important for a single pass lasting but. one ward a fuller understanding o f the REFRIGERATION CO. boiler or from your hot water tank. spot are the main cause of most should be drawing to Itself the in­ to relative upon the death o f his Senior High Fellowship, Wesley during the 10 a.m. Service, St. Sermon: "The Hem of His Gar­ R, A. PEARL, Prop. put on a waste paper drive. St. and receive cash for these un­ STS Main 8 t.--Tel. Ml 9-2881 AH work girarantaad than It deserved to be, and insist­ mother and the hospitalization of ment.” First In a aeries of ser­ and a half houra, while Vostok H universe. wanted materials. It has an Individual thermostat to Service calls and with the Cuatom creased and ever less divided lo}ral- Hall. Checking and packing cloth­ Mjary's Guild food sale after 10 oorried Major Titov around the While the Russians can also At the present time Ootrinsky ing that our best security wps in a his father before he reached his es for overseas relief. a.m. Service. mons on "Personal Contacts, with is offering 3c a pound for rags A wodte paper or rag drive this regulate the temperature ooepr- Mark II you have none of these, ty of all who want ciirlUzaUon it­ second birthday." earth for 17 orbits and a 26-hour claim to have imcovered signifi­ spring con net a tidy sum for ately. It Is absolutely safe, Diere therefore, your eervlce oallp are strong Atlantic community, the 7:30 p.m., Membership Seminar. 7:30 p.m.. The Litany with the the Master.” cant InformaUon, such as the pic­ from oommerclal houses or to any self to have a chance. 6 p.m.. Vesper Hour, Hymn period. MOUNT VERNON your civic organisation and re­ are no flames, vents or high tem­ cut to an absolute minimum. The President was asked for comment This kind of paragraph was op­ Idbraiy and Chapel. Rev. Clifford Simpson a s tisntsn The Russian Method tures of the hidden side o f ths oi'vtc ‘group who puts on a drive, sing. Film, "Beyond a Doubt." and of course these must be de­ member that Ostrinsky pays a perature elements. Bert lataXi, it Is Custom Mark II has a siiperoensi- CUNLIFFE on the Jackson posititin. tional, voluntearing information Preacher. Frqm this sequence appeeua a moot! ami some measurements con­ WHISKEY DON WILLIS never called into any accounting DranOatlc film telling story of the livered to the shop. Most attics higher price to such organizations. economical to- installAlhd operate. tlve thermostat to give uniform Rah! Rah! Which Reds? The Salvation Army Thursday, 3 p.m.. Childrens Len­ pattern indloedinig how the Rus­ cerning the environment o f the Why not contact Fogarty Bros, and This is the way the Preeldent re­ during his previous public eervlce. Resurrection through the eyes of temperatures at all timea. It Is 661 Main St. ten Mission. sians operate. They do not re­ earth, the total volume of infor- A BLEND ask about si frep-ltoms demonstra­ MOTOR SALES plied: But It conveys a rather thrilling Thomas. economical to operate and will GARME The most encouraging news des­ Major E. Walter Lamle peat a shot IVhen they have matjon derived by their satellltea 250 TOLLAND ST. tion? They be pleased to give give you years of comfort and EXPERT AUTO BODY and 'T see nollilng contradictory in reminder that you can’t tell, any Concordia Lutheran Church Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Lenten sent a man into oririt for a single and probes is quite small compared 86 PROOF Just a Transient patch from Southeast Asia In some Oflloer in charge midweek Service. Intern LeMoyne EAST HARTFORD one and ai)8wer any questions yon carefree service. FENDER REPAIRS 18 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4531 a strong Atlantic community and more, who did come over bn the 40 Pitkin St. pase, they are finished and next to that of our satellites. may w i^ to aak. Once Installed, time Is one which says that. In Mayflower Eind who didn’t, even if Boleman, guest speaker. send 'a man around for 17 orMts. The National AeronauUcs and How would you like all bf the the UAited Nations. Nor is there 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor BU 9-6333 the phlll Chaser will eliminate hot water you could uae for just ENAMEL and LACQUER Communist North Vietnam, the you do happen to think It makes ages. “ March to Sunday School in The Russians are apparently not Space Administration has the deli­ $4.65 REFINISHmOS Spocididng In anything contradictory In a strong North Methodist Church Power and Hand Tools ’pycblem” rooms that are so hard 14.60 per month? Fogarty Bros, number of textbooks In the Rus­ any difference. And for Tony Wal­ March,” contest now In progress, 9 a.m., Holy Communion. Churdi interested in .precisely repeating cate problem of deciding what to heat and they are so compact <)rganization of American States 800 Parker St. their manned .experiments. It satellites are to be launch^, what Painting and Decorating Tools President to Visit have a compact unit, powered by REASONABLE PRICES sian language has Increased ten­ lace, of course, it seems to make 10:45 a.m., Holinesa service, School and Nursery. they will fit into any room. If you BRAKE SERVICE Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister experiments we are to repeat and Garden and Land Tools oil, that heats water four times FREE ES'HMATES and the United Nations. no difference at all. except that, Music by Citadel Band and Song­ 10:30 a.m.. Service. Church may well be tlmi they do not VICHI'S are thinking of iulding a room, con­ fold In the past year, while the pic­ want to consume ' valuable time when and how the Mercury pro­ Baby, HousishoM, Party faster thany any other type and “In fact, the United Nations in later on In the brochure, his can­ sters. David Addy, vocal soloist. School and Nursery. sider using a Chiu Chaser for heat­ it will deliver 3,000 gallons of hot RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. Front End AHgnmont ture of Stalin has been taken down. didacy gets around to being Sermon by Major Lamie. 9 and 10:80 a.m.. Family Wor­ and maitertsd in repeating their gram shouud be expanded. To date, PACKAGE STORE and Banquet Supplies —when it was ■written In 1048, 4 p.m., Paator’s Class. ship. Sehnon, "Psbpls of tho faivalld Needs ing purposes. water for lesa than |4.50 per Just Above the Traffic Circle This would be a sign that Mos­ labeled another example of "the 2 p.m.. Hospital -visitation by 6:30 p.m., Luther Leagues. Fucceeses. they seem to. have kept sight of 20 diSSELL ST. Ike in Gonord Ropdr Work gave room for these regional oT' Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. Book,’^ in Lenten series on Dy­ There is considerable merit in the scientific goals set up by able Before long the regular heating month! This unit Is very compact TEL. Ml S-OOie cow Is beginning to win out over American dream." Monday, 10 a.m., The Annuncia­ season will be over. How did you and will fit in a Very small apace ganizatlons of which there are a Thomas McCann. namic Discipleship. The Junior operating as the Russians do, for scientists of this country. The re­ Peiping ELS the favorite big brother We find some other passing dis­ tion. Morning Office. Choir will sing at the 9 a.m. serv­ make out thla year regarding fuel and Is completsly separate from great many and of which the Unit­ 6:30 p.m., Prayer Service. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Lenten this way they can conceatrate aJl wards of basic research will be (GonUmied from Page One) to the North Vietnam regime of tinctions in the opening phase of ice. theirj energies in a particular proj­ with us for’a long time after the CUSTOM MADE CAMPING hereabouts, but'that didn’t keep bills? If you had aeveral heavy your boiler. Stop In at Fogarty ed States is a member. the Wallace candidacy. He be­ P'lT ' Vespers. Ctoffee HoGr following 9 a.m., Sunday SchoiA Nursery, between 5,000 and 7,000 people hills, why not consider the budget Bros, and see this unit. It will end President Ho C9ii Mlnh. This would Music by Citadel Band and Song^ n«HnA ect to the exclusion of everything date of the first satellite launch­ CANVAS AWNINGS one can doubt that cooperation in comes, in his announcement speech, Ith question and answer period. grades 4-12. from w ^ in g in the cold for fuel plan? By using this you pay all your hot water problems and TOURAINE "I support the United Nations be good news on several counts. It sters a n j young people. Sermon by else. If they desire to have ^>ec- ing is forgotten. EQUIPMENT the pursuit of knowledge must the first candidate to speak ten­ 10:80 a.m., Sunday School Nurs­ (Copyright 1962, General Fea­ glimpse' of the president. over a period of 10 to 12 months it is so economical. iVhile you are MANCHESTER very strongly," the President went Maj. Lamie. Gospel Hall taoulor feat ft^ow ^>eotacular lead to freedom of the mind and Shota’S that Russia and Red China tatively but approvingly of "a ery, kindergarten, grades 1-8, feat, this Is the ideal way to do tures Corp.) Tents, Cots, Sleeping Boga, Mayor Frank Bogert said the You know just how much your there, why not look at the Cus­ on, “and I think the American peo­ are struggling to sea which gets monorail stretching along the en­ 415 Center St. adults. Air Mattresses, Stoves of the soul.” crowd that greeted the President fuel bill will ,be each month, no tom Mark II and the Chill Chaser? MEMORIAL CO. PAINTS ple do—not because its power is tire eastern seaboard to provide Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist Lanterns Americans can take new confi­ which satellites. R means that, if (Missouri Synod) ^'rlday night was by far the blg- Opposite East Cemetery fast, efficient and economical 10:30 a')tn., Breaking of Bread. Youth Fellowship. will leave parking area at 7:30 Junior High and Senior Pilgrim dence in the direction history Is unlimited and not because we com­ Russia is winning in North Viet­ Cooper and High Sts. geat ever gathered at the Palm Helen's Bake Shop, Center Variety For N st Rtsults travel." 12:15 p.in>K Sunday school. 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist p.m. Fellowships will attend the film MANCHESTER moyiug the world, Kennedy said. Springs airport. The President South Windsor Qudify Momoriois mit our policy to the United Na­ nam, that country itself may be­ Rev. Paul O, Prokopy, Paator 7 p .m .,G os]^ meeting. festival either with their famillss And he charted the dire^tibn in Store, Snow's G ar^e and Store, oil Once something of a footMll Youth Fellowship. "Bach with was given a badge proclaiming him tions so much as because we be­ come a buffer against future Red Tuesday, 8 p>qi.. Prayer meet His Own Brush,” a program with Wapplng Oonmmnity Chnroh or aa a group with their advisors. SURPLUS SALES CO. these words; "No one ex­ on Oakland Rd. Boxes were do­ Over 80 Years Experience player himself, he comes out for 9 a.m., Sunday School, Free bus 169 N. MAIN ST. supreme high sheriff 6f the Desert PTA to Sponsor nated by Kinney Shoes. lieve that it serves the interests of ing. color slides of Christian art from Congregational amines the modem -world can Circus, an annual festival during Chinese expansion rather than,, a “bigger libraries and smaller sta­ transportation. The Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, at Depot Square doubt that the great cutrents of PAUL'S the United States, and the inter­ Friday, 8 p.m., Bible study. many lands. St. George’s Episcopal Church which residents wear Western School Menus C d l HI 9-5807 route for it. And it means that diums.” 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study. history are cai^^’ing the world PAINT SUPPLY M is t e r ' Rt. 44A, Bolton Open OaUy to 9:00 PJM. clothes. Slimnastic Course Elementary school: Monday— ests of the United States are in an there may be some control, from Jt oocurs to Us that, since his 10 a.m., Dlvlnce Worship. Text: away from the monolithic Idea A. AIMETTI, Prop, The Bev. Edward W. Johnson, J. FARR—Ml 5-7111 He also received soma childsize frankfurt on roll; buttered green 645 Main Street association of free peoples work­ employment it with one at the Luke 11: 11-28. Theme: "Jesus, 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor­ towofd the pluralist Idea—away Moscow, of the Communist move- Vicar SEE US FOR: golf clubs and a Wentern outfit- The Avery St. Elementary beans, lettuce wedge and dressing, ing together to maintain the peace. state’s major utilities,' he, more the Saylor, and the Devil, the A i^ Churches ship. Sunday School. Sermon; "A from conatounism and toward na­ Harrison 8 t„ Manchester Tel. MI 9-0.300 mehts in South Vietnam and in Wrecker.” Nursery In the parish # Aluminum Roll Up Awnings hat, btMths, blousa and fringed School PTA ia itarting a 10-week fruit; Tuesday—meat bolls and than any other candidate. Is In Most Powerful Yet Elusive Fac­ tional thdependence and freedom." gravy, mashed potatoes, cabbage “Now I would be very unhappy Laos whereas, if Peiping were call­ house during this service. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. I o Venetian. Blinds ■hirt-for hia daughter (Caroline. course of spring alimnatlcs. at the position to obtain that statistic of tor." e Storm Doors .^ ertca ns algo must shun the and riUsin salad, gelatin; Wednes­ if the United Nations were weak­ which we despair from other can­ 11 a.m.. Passions Gottesdlenst. Rockville Mettiodlst Omreh ^ 8 t Francis of Assisi Chnroh ' 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer and MODERN ing the turn, the tendency might 142 Grove St. Sonth Windsor Church School. • Combination Windows Idas that their country’s mission school auditorium beginning Mon­ day — soup and crackers, egg ened or eliminated. We would have didates—the statistic of Just what Text: Matt. 27:22. Theme: "What Rockville Boptfot Ohnroh be to spur more and more guerrilla Shall I Do With Jesus?” Rev. lAurenee M. Hill, Pastor JSev. James F. Glynn, Paster Monday, 10 am.. Holy Com­ "is to remake tha world in the day at 8 p.m. The course of exer­ salad sandwich, gingerbread and a great Increase in the chances of is happening In the comings or 69 Union S t Monehmtnr Awning Co. TV SERVICE American image," he said, rather topping; Thursday—hot pork and WATKINS-WEST revolution. 7 p.m., Young People’a Society ^v. BaynMnd R Yaskanskas munion. 195 WEST CENTER ST. cise is being planned by Miss Jane "Suburbia a direct concentration in some goings of Co'hnectlcut Industry. Rev. Winthrop W. Farnsworth, 405 CESn tER ST. should aim at helping newly de- Radio Today gravy sandwich, buttered whole It is, of course, a streuige world, An industry coming in has to get meeting. 9:80 a.m., C2iurch School, Grade Wednesday, 10 Am., Holy Com­ Telephone MI 0-S091 Hart, well • known professional ## at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and Pastor velopinK nations travel the road to kernel corn, carrot sticks, jsnv FUNERAL place—the Congo—between the when Russia may' be doing more the power turned on, and an in­ Wedhesday, 6:30 p.m,. Adult In­ 4 through adults. munion. Establislied 1949 Corner of OrtswoM.-St dancer of Hartford. Ths courts 10:50 a.m.. Church School, Nurs­ 7:30 p.m., Evening Prayer. 'genuine national Independence." sandwich, apple' sauce: Friday— great powers. It might Involve the dustry leaving has it turned off, formation Hour. WDBC— ItSO -will be infomally conducted by Today for us in Southeast Asia than we 7:30 p.m.. Fourth Lenteq Serv­ ery through Grade 8. 9:30 a.m.. Church-School. Class­ T h u ^ a y , 7 pjn.. Building com­ TEL.. Ml 8;22iNi “ Diversity and independence, tuna and nodle casserole, pickled SERVICE 'i'HE MAGAZINE OF United States directly, and per­ and there m l^ t be the source of far from being opposed to the 1:00 Cuh On Hand Ways and Means Chairman Mrs. can do for .ourselves, or when we ice. Text: John iS: 8. Themet"All, 11 a.m.. Morning WoraMp. Ser­ es for all ages, nursery through mittee meeting. ‘d-.Ub Jerry UiaOun Show beets, peanut butter end marsh­ PLEASANT PI-ACES haps the Soviet Union on the other an authentic box score, if Wallace adults. American conception o f the world Joan Sturdevant, of Pine Tree mallow sandwich, cookies. welcome a Russian sphere of in­ Or No Part With Jesus!” \ mon: “ Ciommands of Christ ( 8) MOTOiOLA 6 .U& Cash On Hand ORMAND J. WEST A MONTHLY FEATURE OF could handle the statistics without Sunday School Staff meets 33 11 o.m., Morning Worship.” order, represent the very essence 8:06 Raynor Hhlnra Lane, who will supply further in- side. So the United Nations seiv^es fluence take-over in any country Fnstor TL- 1:00 Hewa. SlgnuH------furiiiatidir------YOUR HOMETOWN DAILY service. 6 to 8 p.m., Junior and Senior Guest preacher, the Rev. Howard of our view bf the future of the Moaobester Evening Herald as a means of channeling these anywhere. That's right. It is a SAUS and SERVICE «VTio...i*ae The PTA execiitiv* committee Director NEWSPAPER mission curve on them. We don’t i& p . Hymn Sing, Film, “ Hunger Keetey of the New England Evan­ T u r d p ik e world,” Kennedy said. South Windsor rnrreepondnnt, matters, on which we disagree so know whether it happened that Mosses at 7, 8:30, 10^ and 11:30 miROFRAOTIC Is a different i:utt Moim.ii meeting will be held Tuesday at Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell strange world, and sometimes we Emanuel Lutheran Church and- refresh ments- a.m. \ gelistic Association, ^ Service all makes of TV, Democratic Gov. Edmund G. t:l& Your Home Oecorato, basically, in a peaceful way, way when Wallace worked for the approach to diasase. Its tsnnl- AUTO BO DY p.m. in the seh^ol. Plans ore 4-1768. )42 E. CENTER ST. fHaurlrPBt^r think it gets stranger every day. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 6 to 9 p.m.. Junior and Senior 7:30 p.m.,-Evening Gospel Hour. Radio and Phooographs Brown, who is seeking re-eleotion, l:8u Saturday Matinee now being completed for the an­ "But that doesn’t suggest that Commission, but there was' a time rode into Berkeley with Kennedy 3:00 Uetro’pollian Opera Sometimes we don’t even know LeMoyne C. Boleman, Intern High Methodist Youth'Feilowshlps. The Rev. Mr. Keeley, preacher. nology is different Its methods S: 35 Monitor . nual card party and fashion show Manchester’s Oldest when the Commission found .out Sacred Heart OhuitdiX in a tt^dowh White House have to choose between the Atlan­ which Bide to cheer on. Monday 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and R t 80, 'Vernon «:30 Strictly SporU tn be held April 13. Fashions are what industries It was enticing Union Congregational Church ore different progress Is dif- limousine team Alameda Na-val Air 6:30 Monitor Coventry With Finest FselUtles tic community and the United Ns; 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and discussion group. Rev. Ralph KeUy, pnstor 7:06 Keyboard KIntpIni being pro-vlded by Corel Casuals to Connecticut by calling up the Church School. Nursery class for Wednesday 7:80 p.m., W8CS Rockville Station. ’IlKnisands along the route tlons. power company and asking If it fermit The 7:30 Monitor o. . jiichetter. Proceeds from the Smooth three-year olds. Music by the \R«v. Fan] J. Bowman, Pastor WRECKER; HOB NOB gave them an enthusiastic recep­ 8:20 Hartford Hish va. Buikeley Hish affair wlU be used for ths library had any new customers. meeting. Masses at 8, 9:80 and 11 a. m. RESTAURANT School Board Sets “We believe in the Atlantic com­ Chapel Choir ' , Thursday 7:80 p.m.. Lenten Serv­ tion, Edwin W. Pauley, chairman 10:30 Juat Jazz book fund. Tickets are now on sale. Finally, Wallace should be cited 11:15 Sporte atnai Upholstery munity. We are committed to The unique feature of weather 10:30 a m., Divme Worship and ice conducted by The Ooupli^’ 9 : ^ a.m.. Church School for SERVICE TEMPTINO FOOD of the university Board of Regents 11:30 Starlisht Serenadt Wapplng Church Notos VIG'S PIZZA SHOP for his courage In using, in the St. Bernard’s Church Adjournment Hour strengthening It. We are attempt­ in 1962 so far has been the even- Church School. Music by the Oub. Ck)lor film: “ Oethaemane” GradessS through high school. - . COURTEOUSLY SERVED and a prominent West Ooast 1:00 Sisn-olr The Junior PYF wlH meet to­ AN D Ml y i Shops 153 W. Middle Turnpike opening sentence o f his :q>eech, Emanuel Choir. Nursery for In­ 27 Bernard’s Ter.. BookvlUe 10:40^.m., Ohur^ School for Democrat, kept them company. WHAT-MS ing, for example. In a number of temperatured way in which It haa Friday 8:45 p.m., TouiK^member- Businessmen’s Lunebeoa morrow from 6 to 7 p.m. at the RE-UPIIOLSTERINO Phone MI 9-8700 the immortal words about ’’there fants at both services. Sermon bv Rev. Patrick J, Btaaoney, Pastor Infants Umugh Grade 4. From Berkeley, the Preeident 1 :uu Club 81 The board dP education has set ways—and In fact our association progressed from Week to week, shlp class. BETTER HOMtS Served IhUIy 12 noon to 2 pm. Community House for a business is a tide in the affairs of men” Pastor Anderson, ” A' House Dlvf^ 10:46 a.m.^ Morning Worship flew to Vandenberg Air Force l:36,Kanzaa City va. New York Meta. meeting. TBe Senior PYF will a c u r fw for its meetings. Mr*. Al­ * Modern Furniture PIZZA is Constantly growing more inti­ month to month, and season to which Shakespeare put In the Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and H o.m. TV SERVICE which identlflee Itself as 4:UU Sound Stase ded—Falls.” S t John’s Church Service. Sermon topic: "Secret DINNERS SERVED 7:30 Saturday Nishl Oanea Party meet at 6 p.m. to go to the First ma C. Heckler, chairman, reports and Antiques season. mouth of Brutus just 24 hours 6:30 p.m., Pre-confirmation Disciplea,” The\Rev. Mr. Bow­ MI 9-5900 and TB 5-M46 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday "tha free world’* military mluile 5:00 Night nisbt Congregational Church to see the SPAGHETTI mate, and we also support the R t SO, Vernon 13 np New. 81^ on meetings will adjourn at 11 p.m. e Store Stools and. Booths before Brutus conceded defeat and' League meeting In the League Belton Oottgregotloaal Church man. preaching. \ 100% Battstootton 5 P.M. to 8 PJU. cantor." Wotn a bluff t,(K)0 yards movie "Measure of the Moment.” RAVIOLI United Nations. We doubt that there has ever failure by falling on his own sword. The Rev. James L. Grant Rev. Theodore Chaaffier, Pastor Guaranteed ^ from Uie launching site, he b ^ m e » m » r - i 4 i e or as soon thereafter os the bust e Custom Furniture “Senator Jackson Is a very val­ been entered, on the records, a Room. 6:30 p.m., Lentenxservices ■will Wednesday Nite Is Family NIto Tuesday at 8 p.m. the religious 'The Wallace candidacy is a nice Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten Rector be held in the soclaKroom. The the first chief executive to -witneas 1:00 Lou Terri neas under discussion at that hour Slip Covers and Draperies OPEN D A IL Y span of weather of similar length 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser- 4:00 Bob Scott—Conn. Bailroom Inquiry class will meet in the Ruth Mode to Order uable Senator. He’s done very ef­ enough thing, and he is a nice Quiet Hour Service with the Rev. Manchester Shopping Porkodo the firing of an intercontinental 8:00 Don BiaIr Show Crockett room.-The building com­ is completsd. She said the new 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. man ; “Reckaning the Cost at Re­ fective work and anything that he for which the temperature line enough guy, to live a little longer, K. Ejnar Rask as guest preacher. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. West Middle Tpke.—MI 5-0725 balUaUca mlaaile. 11:00 Sign on mittee will also meet at 8 p.m., Complete Selection of Materials 9;lS'Am., Morning Prayer, Peni­ newal.” Nursery in the Community policy provides that no further SUNDAYS says deserves a good deal of atten* would hold such a steady level. perhaps long enough to run again Atlas D rocket, the kind WINF—ISM downstairs in the church. FREE ESTIMATES some other day. tential Offlee, Sermon. Hall kitchtn for clUIdren of par­ business.shall be Introduced after 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Community Baptist Church that boosted astronaut John H. 1:00 CBS Newt Junior Choir will rehearse 203 N. Main St., Manchester .tlon. There have been no spectacular 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Utany, ents attending service. 1:10 CBS-lt'a New 10:60 p.m, unless stated on the 585 E. Center St- FOR V ^ E N ONtV Glenn Jr. into space, sizzled,flame Wednesday at 7 p.m .; senior choir, Ml 9-6824 CLOSED MONDAYS “ I do wsint to point out that on ups and downs for the ther­ Sermon. 10 a.m. Simday School in Com­ and thundered off its pad In a high 1:15 Sbowcaae of Mnaie agenda. Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, Minister DUCOandDUUiXRRINBHING CM LEASIN6 3:00 CBS Newi at 8 p.m. this matter, certainly,, there's no mometer. For days on end, the 6:30 pjn.. Young People’a Fel- munity Hall aitd Parish Room arc over the Pacific. Gen. Thomas 3:10 CBS-TInia to rravtl The board meets on the first and A Thought for Today for four year olds ttuwufh Grade Friday, the Young Adult Club ddsagreement- between us.’’ temperature highs and lows have lowshlp meeting. FREE SHOWING S. Power, commander of. the 3:16 Sbowcaae ol MuMc third Monday of each month at 8 Sponsored by the Manchester 9:30 a.m., Church School for all Tuesday, 6:30 'a.m^ Holy Com­ 166 MIOOLE TURNPIKE, WEST S t r a t^ c Air Command, reported 3:35 Local Nawi and Sbowcaat will meai'*V4he (im munity House p.m. at Coventry High School. Citi­ In this passage, the President been almost duplications of one ages. 8 p.m.. Service of Renewal and AiiMrieati Conetr Sdcltfy R b iii. and RENTALS 3:00 N e w t ------at 6:30 p.m for a potluck and zen* .who want to appear before Council of Churches munion. MANCHESTER to Kennedy' after a tour of other S:lU.Ubowcaat ol Muale was floundering a bit, as ha.s been another. The change by which the 9:30 a.m .,. Adult church mem­ Wedneeday, 10 a.m.. Holy Oom- Commitment at ths Gilead Congre­ Fi^owed by . ^ mlaeUe complexes on the base that 4:00 Newa . evening of dancing and games. Ar­ the board have been asked to make Ostrinsky bership class wlU meet in the pas­ gational Church. NSItVMUU First In Maochester, New can, 4:10 Sbowcaae ol Muato rangements are being handled by Berube's noted of his press conference ex­ snow has melted, by which the immlon. fun maintenaBoe, fuUv toaurad the AUaa missed its buUseye off appointments with Supt. of Lent is when we ask ourselves tor's office in the old parsonage. A PANEL OF MANCHESTER DOCTORS 4:51 comlns Bventt - Marion Sharp and Janet Leme. Schools Royal Q. Fisher or with TYPEWRITER SERVICE pression lately, but we think it was buds have softened, by which the 8 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Guest to reduce your preMems and Enlwetok by only eight-tenths of a 6:00 Newa 470 hllddle Tpke. E. DEALER IN WASTE the question that Paul asked, "Are 10:30 ' a.m , Morning Worship. First LuthenHi Church TO ANSWER YOUR QMRSTIONS 6:10 CBS—Camns Araenca Anyone not contacted who would Mrs. Heckler. The reason for the clear enough that he landed, in birds have come, has been almoet Preacher, The Retv. Robert Wateon, NofiSilfOP worries. For full lafomaUea mile. The flight of - about 5,000 6:35 Local Newa and Sbowcaae Manohertfv MATERIALS Sermon topic; "Where Do You Rector, St. Mary’a Church, Haz- Rockville MltehtH 3.7043 miles laated only 25 mlnutee. like to bring something for the request must be clearly. stated we running the good race?” Life Baiky Auditorium, Manchester High School call. 6:50 Sportp Digeet supper may contact Miss Sharp on the end, pretty close to Senator unnpticeable on any day to day Live.” ardvlUe. Rev. David G. Jaxhefaner, DJh, 6:00 d m Newe when making the appointment, she REBUILT TYPEWRITERS la a race, marked by vigor and a 8:1(, Wall Street Report Foster 8t., 6r come with a salad Jackson’s position and Instincts, basis. At the end of one week, the 6:30 p.m.. School of Missions. Friday, 9 ajn., Holy Communion. Fsator Wednesday Evening, April 4th President Kennedy was In for said. , ROYALS. UNDERWOODS. SCRAP METAL 7 p.m., Junior High Baptist POHI Dedot Fdntioe 8:l& Sbuwesae ol Mueic dessert serving six people Boys Registor even though he could not,' or at daily high is likely to be a degree race of Ufe. More, do we know our Saturday, 9:80 ajn.. Women and SieeFJH. sun, sand—and probably wind— 8;fo CTB—Bartwcoa DUry L. C. SMITHS Etc. goal. Are we Intent in this Youth Fellowship. 9 a.m., Sunday School rissses fo r INC. i'j6 nui RlisutoSports Dancing and games will begin at 8 Girls Corporate Communion, Trin­ SponserMI by AltoS O a s ^ e t t Realtor. 54S Mala StrsfC SIS MAIN fflWERT daring hla wasksnd bi the desert. - More than 100 boys have already least dared not, voice, in his i>osi- Or two higher. The nights edgs goal and finish line? Who cares?, all ages. Teacher training Class. 7:00’CBS Newa p. m. All single young adults are PAPER ity Church, Hartford. Read Herald Advs. PhoM m 9-2851 At crooner Bing Croeby’s three- 7:10 Showcase eod Newe registered for the Coventry Boys' W* Handle Stationery Along tlon, such direct criticism or dis­ away from freeze by impercepti­ say the many of the world. But Christian Science Services Adult Bible aass. bedroom house on Sliver Spur ------In New York invited to attend. Baseball Association program this With Office Machine Supplies paragement of tbe United Nations ble degrees. The load on the fur­ the record of history states clear­ First Church of Christ, Scientist 10:15 a.m.. Church Service. Ser- Ranch 14 miles soCth, mountains ___ News and Bcorta Sunday, April 1st, at 7:30 s.m season; To date registrations have Your Mall Ust As Desired RAGS and IRON United Methodist Church of Boltoa mon: "It Calls for Progrosslvs CBS-Tlie WoildTonlshl at the church, the Rev. Payson a s S«Mt6r Jackson used. nace tapers off, ever so gradually. ly that those, who have run the Masonic Temple R t 44A and Soath Rd. should block much a t the wind. . been heaviest among boys between 781 PARKER ST. race of life vigorously with a de­ Holiness." MUrsonr during ssrvlee. From Ooeby’e houee Kennedy Miller, of the Unitarian Church, the ages of^8 and 12 years. A. J. BERUBE, Prop. Tel. MI 8-S7SS or, MI 8-6879 W e are eorry to see the Presi­ Unfortunately, not evm the most Rev. Owltoa T. Daley, SliBister 7 p.m., Luther League llaeting. finite goal in mind have found 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday STOP AT KAUMARK PHARMACY could gas* out on a long-wld* iS:U Hartford, will speak on the Uni­ MI 9-8477—MI 8-6842 dent’s instincts heading in that di­ lavish wardrobe, for either sex, School and nurseiy. Wednesday, 7;45 p.m., Midwosk panMoroa spread below—the Coa­ tarian's -Wew of Easter. Manchester Evening Herald the greatest meaning. .M ay we 9:80 a.m., Church School for all Lsnten Service. Sermon: "Jesus MAY AH> PRESIDENT rection. As for what he actually coiUd provide for a transltlMi as look toward this goal. 8 p.m., Wednesmy meeting. SUNDAY. FOR YOUR FAVORITE chella Valley. Mountaina are pn all AuxUlsry Meeting Coventry correspondent. F. Paul­ Reading 'Room house at 749 denulmenta. Leaves Galilee." Pictures in color W A SH m drO N (AP) — The w h a n H*s Mroa ta said, we can only point out what finely adjusted as this one. TalcottvUle 9:30 ar sides, some snow-capped. Crosby The regular meeting of the La­ ine Little, telephone Pilgrim 2- Main St., excepting legal holidays. and 11 a.m.. Morning W or­ will appear on screen to iUustrate NEWSfAFER . is rejwrted to'ba off fishing. Washington Post said today Pres­ dles Auxiliary of the South Wind­ sewns t6 us to be the utter and All this g(ives the impression of Congregational. Church. ship. Sermon; “Jeeus Christ: Ths meditations. Qusstloh and onowor 6281. Monday, Tueaddy, Wedneeday, Enjoy Our Famous Sunday Breakfast The rosd leading to the houee ident KiBViedy Is expected to i^i- sor Fire Department will be held fateful fallacy of the President’s a stable, smoothly-running, nlcely- Friday, Satunlay, 11 a.m. to 4 p. Truth." Nursery. period. pessea through an as typical of the j^int G. Griffith Johnson of Dar­ ■ 8 pjn., Church membenhlp Mass. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Fire House DEMPSEY MAY TESTIFY pretense that there is “ nothing dlsclplined world. Let us go for­ m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. JACKIE’S SPEGlAL-JniMDAT ONLY dsveloidng desert oountrjF-^Mwt ien, Conn., assistant sacretary of No. 1. Member* are asked to bring 4 p.m., School a t Missions. Ths Yw MIM Ml hk. . . os Mn jiil.ito iW in Pm5 HARTFORD (AP )— Gov, John ^ 0 oontradietory’’ In the coexistence of ward gently with It, into such a Deaths Last JNiglit "Matter” will be the’ subject of TaloottvUle looal Church APPLE or BLUEBERRY green loaraa, yonngUate pohns and state for economic affairs. Jrtm old white shirts; to' the meeting. n the Leeson-Sermon for Sunday, Rsv. and Mrs. Chri Shafsr. J5^. Robert K. Mlidster Pliti to It. . . ta eUm li Mkh aqfiiif I Hm a N. Dempsey will stay in Connecti­ ■apart ■various strong regional organiza­ gentle spring. ORIDDU CAKES . . . . 4 for 59e SurtloB M (ttol. . . stol'is anT. . . tor to di W nurarioua houses into Ueak, bar­ son, 49, has been a vice president Hoetesscs will be Mrs. Philip' cut next .Mimday and Tuesday in­ March 25, 1962. 7 pjn.,' Senior Methodist Youth ren dsasyt. 8 *nd piles up, driven and economist for Ui* Motion Pic­ Crombie and Mrs. Robert Spilka. tions and the United Natldns. LONDON (AP) — Clement Da­ Fellowship. stead o f flying to Cleveland, Ohio, • MOVINO The Golden Text is from Isaiah 11 a.m.. Morning Worship Serv­ with Bounge or Bacon Also Potato C5U IS to omit kin «a yhs stri tsMto iok. by ths breezes, on the sdge.of the ture Aieociation of America, the The auxiliary Is collecting old, BANK MEIUiEB APPROVED vies, 76, leader of Britain’s Liberal ice. Sunday Schod Sermon: "Ths Fanonke. to join other New Ekigland offi­ M1 3-i5563 There Is, in reality, every possible 42:8. rood and at the gate to the Crosby film industry’s trade organisation, used or broken jewelry for the * PAOMINO WASHINGTON (AP) — The party In 1945 and 1946 and a mem­ Uses of Lent.’’ Greeters m Mr.' cials In-'opening a New Shigland contradiction between these rival Scriptural selectiona will in­ Vernon Methodist Church home. for the past 10 year*. He haa also Southbury Training 8 PAINTS their tnjurisa in motor vehicle nfis- 8(4s Morkst, both en SulUvaii by OonnscUeut youths who eroM and Truckhm C o. The one Is the only nal new at- would add to “aa already heavy cfaalrman alnce 1966 o f tiie G«n- Rev. Walter A. Hynko, Footor Youth FeUowahip at WindsorvlUa. with Wappihg es our guests. OPIN DAH.YTIU 10 F.M.— SUNDAY 9 F.M* » ______... .. 1 oonoentration of banking re- eral Telephone Oo. o f Cakfoirnli Monday, 8 p.m.. Trustees maet Sjom.. Joint Lenten aeryloe with o i r •9im»ei»laea^liape...... Avs.1 Hosnaffndsrs Rsaity- G o, tho stats to drink. taevt ttils w H d is now making to aouro«s,» died SMday of ei heart ca£ition. 6t 5:80 and ip:80 a.m. at church. ttrmhVb.ac Mmrdiaa at OBsiad. Oom ■,'m (I 'V,

. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATORDAY, MARCH y,'196g ^ SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA14CHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1962 PAGE 8EVEg» DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with m a j o r HOOPLE COME IKI, I'M 6IVIN0 A PARTY WAIT A MINUTE J F. I WON'T NBEP TH' POUflil,' EU6S1.P0 TONICHT ANP l.WANT ISAIP :IP SAY THIS WAS CARRYIN' A 600P FAEt / y t m r m m s p o t ­ sv£vryrff/A/0{ THINSS TOO FAR 1 0 t)T X S A V v ReMSM0Bg^’ . Frnfeus'Sfltfi JO l ANPZ'LU l e s s ' — Hondurat- Houk Backs Maris th a t to t PAVVOU A ^.BflSIL,VOU*66 V ^ AKBA AHOLeiMTMi'yARO s/scnoHoaTUNMa i n f r o EO N U Ei lb iFlLL WINDOW- PW»CIL?WELt.Sl«,DORlHO , F L o w a t b o x e s ? . A POaOOOFM YSABRCWSR*^ THENtM’ WTHEAiD iteBMMna 1XM» A N O T H E R i ehMynttM BASKerBAUt HO LETbflLLTVf. In Press Troubles HPHS, Bulkeley Easy Winners, SRTD tlMCttSkMa.. MW6D 1NIHATRK610N/ ‘ -twSr ■ - ^ RRSTHOUei scones. OSU Seeks Revenge MY«OLt>/MlHeiS 72 M IL^ 7___ BASTOFTWS <5ECTK9fa By EARL YOSt ' f but the fMtured columnists, who Form All-Nutmeg N.E. Finale •Y’ Mldg;ets show up only on occaaion. PLAYOFFS . Al^BA****" ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— pRAcncAuy, 'I talked ^ th Maris bafwe he Paganl Caterers won their sec­ “The public is getting the took batting practice against the BOSTON (AP)—A Hartford teamPbur Cross of New Haven In the ond straight game to take the irA iT.' a t a i E ” will carry off the 1962 New Eng­ IS M w e.... im ttll* ...... dimteottre MlUto __ wrong, opinion of Roger New York Mets at Al Lang Field. state title contest—in fact had lost "Y” Midget I.«ague playoffs. Last' For Upset in 1961 ItitatniM M l asStttbMa|I4F'41AnowiiMNl«r land schoolboy basketball title to­ eight In a roi^ to that school—but night thev down^ seconlL. place Maris,” New York Yankee He was friendly and cordial. TJA* **TT RiS. M*-'TT F»A *~ 17 o«MM «( ttjMdMotar S4E ’Tm not going to change. I just night in -the final appearance for unended the Governors 68-62 in the Elks, 43-11. '^ rnmdowgt p m f t i S S Manager Ralph Houk declar­ withdrawing Connecticut schools. New Englands. Again It was Gary Gott who led LOUISVILLE, kyi (AP)—Cincinnati CJoach Ed Jucker is SS h^ - " « i want to be'myself. If I have been Eddlfr Griffin of Public and Gene ALLY OOP BY T. HAMLIN ed when we discussed base- asked once to name the number of Its Hartford Public vs. Bulkeley ths lopsided win. These boys haVe confident his Bearcats can beat Ohio State—with or without s s s a u d . 1 bttH’tt new nuper star. meeting for the championship Reilly of Bulkeley are again pitted Improve! continually and are now ...B U T IF VOUt> BAlSe , NO D EA L! RMje FACE \ 219& S**** ar ^Kpii. home runs Pm going to hit this In ■ a match of star performers. In the Buckeyes’ Jerry Lucas—^in tonight’s finals of the Na­ TH'Oi: BOY W<«NY T I I YOUSeLLSQUMH.. 388mmU btrda 80FlMtg<|pnftd‘ season, I've been asked it hundreds And It last year’s New England the class of the league. Gott threw KIOPIN' ABOUT I BUY UM.„ A , YOUR OFFER TO TEN, ( WHY. SQUAN NOT WORTH y . “Roger h u good habits, is a good Indicate a trend, Bulkeley will win. their Ittllt encounter, each tallied 1ft- 22 markers while lekding hLs tional Collegiate Baaketball Championships. THOSE SOUAWS ( HE'S A T OWE FIVE jt NOPE-, 1 /HI6OT THINK.. T E N STO N E 1,— ^ \ 11 ! SBblilltW I r r r r r famUy man and is weU Uked by his of tlm^. I don't' know. Nobody 26 i^nta. Reilly hit for 26 last Lucas, a three-time All America,^ m j ITT n r knows. I know that I ’ll be in there Hartford Public, defending New team in assists and rebounding. OF HIS. WAS HE? V RAT/ A l STONE/ MfiwtT teammates. I Uke him, toor” the Ehigland Champion and the reign­ night against East Providence and Don Hogan and Ray Kelley also Injured his troublesome left knee SB Unit of i r manager said. "I know nine other Bwingingj hoping to get my share." Grlfflh 24 against Spaulding. in the Bucks’ 84-68 romp over teams In our league that wopld Back to Houk for a minutcj. ing Connecticut Class A five, played well for Uie winners. aonoweatMtag IT crushed Spaulding of Barre, Vt., Both played taat-oreak basket­ Richie Gallagher, Tom Crockett, Wake Forest In last night's semi­ aiKommt Uke to have him. Roger is no prob­ Speaking of homers, just how ball in the state final but Bulkeley finals but still is expected to start lem for a manager but I guess you 92-B8 wditle Bulkeley whipped East George Hutchinson and Barry KBoY* BkknuM many does the field boM expect Providence, R.I., 67-40 In last mav revert to its possession game Sheridan put up a good battle but against C/incinnatl. MLnftcMk would have to say that he stirred from the man who hit 617 tonight hoping to get at least one were no m-itoh for the Caterers. SSPMMlatH night's semiflhkls.' Cincinnati earned its berth op­ up a hornet's nest." "Anyone who swings a bat like of the Public Wg three of, Griffin. posite the top-ranked Buckeyes lAaln^«Wf / \ IS/wwirvcF/ MEhko wotting he does has a chance to Mt 60 Connecticut is assured of its Bruce Maddox and Len Kostek 1 SPBradWlor n ie manager went txn, "Some with a 72-70 heart-throbbing tri­ mtutww ar ball players are not trained to be home runs. I have a feeling that sixth straight New England cham­ into foul trouble. HASTM6 pion and Its 26th in the 87 years Spy Report False, umph over UCLA on Tom Thack­ / gOBtttfanUod public speakers. Roger is one of he'll hit a lot of home runs again. Bulkeley Coach Lou Bazzano er’s jump shot \rith just four sec­ 4tlut(V73 them who Is not a good speaker Anything over 40 would be a lot of the six-state competition. calls Griffin and Maddox the best 4SOnr Hartford Public (20-4) and jump shooters In Connecticut. Says Bob Thomson onds to play .In the oUier semifinal ittOoUtonii and he’d be the first to tell you. of homers,” Houk stated. match. Some baU players know how to Hie boo birds have been on Bulkeley (20-3) have met three "Some kids need room to get -MCmtafUng rp T times, and “ Public has won all off a jumper,” Bazzano explained, NF-W YORK (A PI—"It's not Making NCAA History f r w give out Interviews through train­ Maris and he felt the bad press CARNIVAL BY DICK tURNER had a lot to do with it. "The p^ple three—by a total of seven points. "but these kids can shoot with the so,” Bobby Thomson said In answer It marks the first time In history A BiE^for ing. Perhaps Roger hasn't learned to reports that a clubhouse spy UPackagoof H'" how yet." read where Pm imcooperative and Ip the state showdown. Public defensive man on top of them.” the same two teams have met In tatHge All the basNiall world watched unfriendly. That’s not true. I knew won 67-64. The finals marks the fourth All- gave him a signal on the famous consecutive years in toe finals. SSlIartdtMdfttI tS' In 1961, Public had lost to Wil Connecticut championship match. home run that won the 1951 Na­ Last year Cincinnati upset Ohio BY AL VERMEER BSHobmr Mcetie with great Interest Haris' assault MSM when' I came to spring training PRISCILLA’S POP IT IT that I would be the center of at­ tional League playoff for the New State 70-85 In an overtime for the MCttMeawton on Babe Ruth’s long standing one ROOEB MARIS York Giants. championship. IS IT FUN W M ER^ I < 30 TO SCHOOL. IN A 1 HAVE w m s season home run record In 1961. tention and asked a million ques­ YOU LIVE, BIG YELLOW BUSA TO G O JT The New York slugger not outfielder P R IS C IL L A ^ asiroog matched the Behe’s total J» Boston’s well-balsuiced club— Bearcats called time out for-a com 7HAT5 A 3 Popular Model Much at Stake Johnson 16 for the losers. The ference with Jiickeri Ohio State takes a 26-1 re<»rd SWEET Tom Heinsohn was the leading Caterers ended the season with a Into tonl^t'B cpntest, CftnctnnaU THINS-TO scorer -with a 22.3 average—seem­ When time was resumed, every I to ld >DU ! IT'5 ONE 14-1 record. one expected the ball to go to Paul Is 28-2. O F THE FEW NICE SAV, LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON For Final Season By EARL YOST ed to be centering Its main prob­ THINGS ABOUT PAUUA", lem on the affects of a long lay­ At Season End Hogue or Ron Bonham for the Cwf- FmIm* Cms ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.—Mak­ HOLLmOOP. TM-W«WRI«MilFr4. ing the rounds of the major league off rather than the prolific ocoring Friday’s Fights final shot. Instead, as Jucker ex Musial’s Firat Hit NEW YORK (A P)—This is the last time ’round for Stan baseball teams in spring training of (Chamberlain, who hit a playoff plained later, the Strategy called THE KINP. ;h of 66 points as the Warriors Of NHL Play for Thacker to take the last shot. ST. PETTERSBURG, Fla. (AP) TH A TIL (The Man) Musial. And he’s ready. In Florida U Bud Hlllerich, head SAN FBANCISOO — Roger man with the Hlllerich ft Bradsby eliininated Syracuse. Rlscher, 194%, Oakland, Calif., ‘We figured they would go for - Stan Mtudal’s first hit of ths LEAP ME That's the report today from the St. Louis Cardinals base­ k a STRAISHT Co., manufacturers of bats bearing •We’re going to count on our NEW YOR 7 P) — The Na­ I'nncked out Howard King. .Stock- Bonham so we planned for Thack­ 1962 exhibition season was a T O THAT ball camp, where the 41-year-old great has been warming up the name, Louisville Sluggers. speed and running," said Celtic tional Hockey League goes Into Its ton, 12. Kirk Barrow, 180, San er to take the lost shot,” said broken bat single to rlghtfleld olt BIS, hU big wand on the exhibition'*- "The most popular model we (Coach Red Auerbach, whose club windup weekend tonight with one Francisco, outpointed Wiilin Bell, Jucker. "Thacker’ hadn't scored Bob Miller of the New York MeU. BEAUnFUL trail In preparation for his bid to have distributed In recent years has won five NBA championships playoff spot still undetermined 180, IxM Angeles, 10. Hllario Mo­ a field goal all night, and 1 know It came in the second game of the BANK ROLL, following a home run by Mil­ in six years since defensive ace and two players frantically chas­ I took a big ohance.” spring. Musial is 41 and plana to OF VOUF^ annex five more National League waukee's Tommy Aaron that sent hss been the one used by Jackie rales, 149, .Mexico City, stopped records before he retires after the Robinson," HUleriCh told me as we Bill Russell joined the club. Rus­ ing scoring records. Bobby Sanders, 149, 8sui Francisco, Thacker took a pass from TVmi quit playing after this season, his J'JY it Into extra Innings. sell will get the job of guarding the Most attention is centered on Sizer, dribbled to the right of toe 20Ui with too St. Louis Cardinals. 1962 campaign. Orlando Cepeda, Manuel Mots chatted behind the batting cage at 8. Musial, uncoiling from the pic­ Al Lang Field, 50-point-a'-game Chamberlain. blond Bobby Hull's quest of the and rookie Charles Peterson drove league’s proudest record — 50 BY JOHNNY HART turesque but unorthodox batting "The faster swing, made pos­ ‘Often,’’ said Auerbach, "a B. C. stance that has made him one of In the Giants’ nms while Mike Mc- sible by the lighter bat, is respon­ team loses ita sharpness and tim­ goals. The hefty Chicago Black (Jormlck checked the Cubs on one ing In a first game waiting while Hawk «enter has 48 ■with two BY ROY CRANE the game’s greatest hitters, con­ sible for the Increase tai, home run BUZZ SAWYER W EU-,DOC,.. *4pvu Do I Mt^ry iKToeeD* tinued his solid hitting yesterday run and seven hits for seven In production,” the bat man said. another, club is plftylng regularly. games to go. FORTY-FIVE POllARS. VCRY by stroking a double that chased nings. Jerry Kindall’s three RBI "The theory that a souped-up base­ If we should lose this first game And then there's Detroit’s up­ DELANO uo, b u t z w r o t e STACK-UP —MEI^rALWISK ? ACOORDlMb TO MV DtAlSNOSIS - EVEN V tJU R TENDENClEfc HAVE performance on a single and two hill scramble to gain fourth place MVMY3UUtt)PfQ>S5 Hia MATERM-.lunBaVOU home the winning runs in the ball created the record number of it would wipe out the hotne court H Milcjs WMTiYOURSCOMMENPME , t e n d e n c i e s . csrde 4-3 •victory over Philadel­ doubles paced the Indians’ attack homers last year is pure myth.” advantage we worked all year to and the last playoff, spot. New jNAMOmoOK. as Dick Donovan pitched seven York holds the position with a r TDvbURFRIENPS AMPIEIVC *V phia. Picking up a Louisidlle Slugger get.” IT TO YOU FOR SPECIAL FOCE, It was the second day in succes­ Innings of one-run ball against the bat nearby. Hlllerich continued, Psychological warfare, says War­ three-point lead and has one game «3ft. sion in which Musial, who led the Angeles. "The trend has been going on for riors rookie Coach Frank McGuire. to go. Detroit plays two more. league In batting seven times, ac- The Twins hopped on the White a long time now. There Is little de­ "Boston has been laying back Almost overlooked In the light ^ 7 } Sox for three-nui spurts in the mand for the type of bats we used waiting.” McGuire noted. "They’re of Hull's drive toward 50 goals counted for two hits and a pair of has been Andy Bathgate's quiet RBIs. It also was the Cards sixth first and fourth for all the runs to make. The average now Is about loose, refreshed and eager to go. they needed behind the pitching of 32 ounces and a lot of the players The week-long layoff won’t hurt quest of a record for assists, 58, consecutive triumph and left them set by Montreal’s Jean Beliveau holding the top spot In the NL Jack Kralick, first Minnesota hurl want nothing heavier than 30 them in the least.” ’ er to go seven innings. ounces. last season. standing* 'with a 9-4 record. And the Ranger captain also is A JKXMiitter for 16 consecutive "The old Babe Ruth model was 44 ounces, but In 1927, when Ruth LL to HobFiSecond Doling for ms first Moring title. NEW SMYRNA seesons through 1966, Musial hail He has 83 points on 27 goals and been below the mark for the last hit 60 homers, he switched to a 42- 9S4 ounce model bat. The last few Registration Night 56 assists, while t' e fast-closing three years and Wound up with a Griffith Installed years of Ruth’s career he dropped Hull has 81 on 48 goals and 33 as­ J286 average for 1981 with IS horn* sists. The winner of the scoring BY DICK CAVALLI to a 3S-.ounce model.” MORTY MEEKLE era and 70 RBIs. Sound but not As 17-5 Favorite Incidentally, the heaviest model Registration for play In the Man­ title gets a $1,000 bonus, the No. 2 outstanding for The Man. chester Little Leagues was held man $500. JC the Louisville people ever made MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD W E L t ,F E U X - F)Ne/OFCOU«6e> NEXTTDA SOrTenr Oareer To Defeat Paret was 45-ounce clubs used by Ed last night tn all three districts. But it's the big 60 goal m a rk - HOWOOhOU THEfleARECERrAIN... DKADVANTAISee GOLFCotwee.' Now he’s looking to close out a Roush, who was recently elected to President Lee Fracchia report.s set by toe legendary Maurice T'LL MAKE GOOD, TOO, 114 LIVING. 90-year major league career by baseball's Hall of Fame. Roush was that while attendance was good, (Rod'itet) Richard and equalled by UNCLE PHIL/ you WONY uKEvoJeNav many boys apparently did not reg­ H o u s e ? DQ adding NL records in most games, NEW YORK (AP) —ApparenUy never a home run hitler but twice Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion ^ BE SORRY./ v r : most hlto, most. R B Is,. most runs operating on the theory that the managed to win; batting titles In ister and a second registration last season—that Hull wants. He’s DQ and most at-bats. to the league welterweight crown Is harder to the National League. He la still in night will be scheduled In toe getting every chance at It. marks he already has sstablished hold than a banana peel dipped in a major league’ uniform, shagging near future. The Black Hawks, who can DQ for most to^l bases, most long oil, the oddemakers have made fly balls at the Milwaukee Braves’ President Fracchia also stated neither rise nor fall from their hits and most doubiss. champion Benny (Kid) Paret of Bradenton spring base of opera­ adult participation is at a new third place position, are playing All are within reach. And he Cuba a 17-5 underdog to lose hie tions. high this season, aid that will be Hull as far ss he can go. not only also can top the major league rec­ title Bgain to Emije Griffith to­ Citing Ernie Banks of the Chi- necessary to complete toe ex­ with his regular line mates of Bill ords for most long hits and most night. cago Cubs as an example, Hlllerich tended program planned for toe Hay and Murray Balfour, but on total bases with 41 end 86, re­ Only two of the lest seven rulers continued, "Banks Is a Wiry fel­ coming months. • < other lines as well. All his Wings spectively. of the 147-pound set have held the low, weighing about ,150 pounds Dates and locations for the sec­ are feeding him at every chance. That would push him ahead qf championship more thon a year.and but he hits an amazing numW of ond registration will be announced The first three poeftlons, Mon­ Babe Ruth (1,866 long hits) and Paret la not one of the exceptions. home runs v;ith a 29-ounce bat.” shortly, he said. t treal, Toronto and Clhicago, are Ty Cobh. (S.863 total bases.) The odds, however, teem as Banks is the fellow who Is rated set. First round playoffs start OWN A CHOICE ?-.?v While Musial was keeping the ridiciiloug as ths 4-1 favorite’s ahead of Manchester’s Moe Mpr- Tuesday with Chicago' playing Cards in .first place among NL price on Griffith for their last fight hardt as the Chicago first base- Bowling Montreal and Toronto going clubs, Houston’s Colts moved into at Madison Square Garden Sept. man this season. Banks, after BY LESLIE TURNER against the fourth place team. PIECE OF FLORIDA’S FLORIDA CAPTAIN EASY the runner-up spot ■with their SO. Paret. plugging all the way, playing his entire career as a INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 55m fourth straight victory, an 8-6, 10- upset the sleek, harder hittuig Hdtortstop, has been shifted to first Stsadtaigs OrlfHth On a i^Ut. disputed 15- '2.2 Milct Soutliwf/vt of Da/tona Boach unH Innlng win over Boston at Scotts­ base this spring. W L . GBL 65 North of Cap»* Contivcrol the nofion'j bpoce-age capital TF/AT SHOULD T H E MOON IS A LONG WAY H ey PIERRE-VOl/b BETTER PACK dale. The Loe Angeles Dodgers, round decision. Griffith had won Explaining the background of Aceto ft SyL 81 3; Eye Trouble Ends BOOM AREA«r,::’r,' REAP/7D BLAST 1\ . BE QUITE O FF-IT WILL P/?OBABLy . ME AOOUPLE OFPEANUT BLrTTER beaten 4-3 by the New York Mets their first fight and the title on making a bat, Hlllerich, after tak Iona Mfg. 71 4: a t r i p , TAKEVOU WEEKS AND W EEKS, s a n d w i c h e s at Vsro Beach, dropped into third. 18th round knockout at Miami taig several half swings with the Jin n ’s Barbers 68 4' Career for Akins Sriides tun. ocean, wanderlul living, Floiida hit one AND JELLY ! Beach, 'April 1, 1960. ,NEPHEW! TO G E T t h e r e . Braves Top Yabks bat he had picked up, said, "We Joe's Barbers 67 Vi 4‘ other thing lhal has nude It the mott detiied real etlale ' IT In other games, Milwaukee beet Tonight’s third and rubber scrap ktart out with Just as much wood Nassiff Arms 67 41 8T. LOtrw, March 24 (AP) — property in the world-GROWTH. Populjtlon has db(rbled WILL?) the American League leading New is expected to draw a crowd of when we make the smaller model. Imperial Steak 62V4 , 41 Virgil Akins of St. Louis — toe since 19S0. . . Home construction, stores and ind|jstry Yoric Yankees 8-2 In 10 .innings at about 7,800 and receipts of S2S.OOO The smaller model is nowhere near Manches. Auto S8H 5^ former world welterweight boxing ACRES have required more and more land . . . And now the Bradenton, San Francisco <^ged at the Garden. The big money— as durabls as the heavier bats the Dickenson PI. 60^ 5 champlon—ia temporarily blind in 54,000 Squor* Feet greailyexpanded industrial boom in the Cape Canaveral/ the Chicago Cubs 3-2 at Mesa, $60,000—comes from the televlsioB players used to use. Cupid Diaper * 57 6 toe left eye, and permanently fin­ Daytona Beach Area has created a land rush that Cleveland vdilpped the Los Ange­ fee. The bout will be telecast lo­ Nu-Way Tob. 65 6 ished as a fighter. has no sign of ending! Florida Ranchettes has avail­ t " ' j l "That doesn’t matter to the pro able a limited number of inveslment tracts in the les Angels 4-1 at Tucson and cally and nationally by- ABC-TV player, but 95 per cent of our Case Brew 1 53 6 Dr, Jack Hartstein said Akins is (10 p'.m., EST). Paret has been Nelco Tool 61V4 6 very same area where prices have gone up and I neeota defeated the Chicago White sales arc to youngsters and sand' Buffering from a detached retina more alter the announcement of an 8U.000 acre acquiti- Sox 6-1 at Sarasota. guaranteed $50,000. Girffith gets lot amateur players. They'll pick AUled Print. 47 V4 6 and awaiting auigery scheduled for 3-J+ $10,000 plus 20 per cent ' . * were canceled due to rain 'while Case Bros. 2 18 9 will restore sight, but Akins will then find fault with the product. FLORIDA RANCHETTES!... prime investment in this Detroit and Baltimore reekedded "The most durable bat Is the Tiny Pockett, 200-203-572; Herb not bt permitted to figbt again. ^1 D EPO SIT Yale Divides Pair, (JIark, 217-234-640; Joe Bannini Bis manager, Eddie Yawitz, said stile of fabulous growth. A speculative investment their rainout' for a doubleheadep Jackie Robinson model,” he added (without clearing, roads and drainage and none pres- THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS today. Fathers and youngsters when 217-598; Ernie Whipple, 212-20i the fighter complained about his ^10 MONTHLY BY LEFP and HcWILLIAMS Carpenter Homers 573; P-ay Bolduc, 204-553; Dick cnily planned) (dr big profits in the’dynamic years DAVY JON ES Musial’a key double in the first buying bats should take this tip eye several days' ago. Hs last ahead. R EM EM B ER . . . a 30 day deposit refund guar-i amvbe you’re WO, WOT PUNCH.' eloquence; taming capped a four-tun upristaig ShackletjNi. 202; Bud Ohlhof, 202; fought in Houston where NO INTEREST OR OTHER CHARGES RIGHT. MA-fBE PERSUA5IVENES5./ «EE, DURHAM, N.C (A P)-A three- from the' man who should know. antee after receiving complete information untqss you —BiU WhiU tripled the other two The Louisville Slugger poople sup­ I« r t Swahn. 204: Bob LinneU, be waa 'baaten by Rip Randall. An •re completely satisfied that this is the O P P O R T U N ITY MV LETTERS ' VOCABULARY IS EVERYTHING- nin homer by Ruly Carpenter 203; Ted Caddy, 262; Al Whipple, examination by toe ’Texas Athletic runs home—that put it. away ply about 90 per cent of the bats YOU HAVE LONGED FOR! TO ?AWDV THE ALPHABET OF UNGUA6E, hii^lighted Yale’s 9 - 4 baseball vic­ agslnst the Phils. Ths Colts tied it the major leagues use. 212; Ray Demens.'210; Bob Lucs, Cfommiasion disclosed no injury. LACK PUNCH.' IN FACT/^ In the iiinth on Johnny .Weekly's tory over Duke ’yesterday. 201. Akins got hts stait In 8t. Louis Carpenter, son of ’Pblledriphla Golden Gloves about 20 years sgo. REMEMBER, ONLY A LIMITED Florida Kanchetton, Inc. MH-S-25 'homer, and a run-produdng single 242 BlscayttB Blvd., Miami 82, Florida by Von McDaniel, then beat the PhllUes owner Robert Carpenter, S to r m C iu I m Miami Golf MERCHANTS H* won toe world title by knocking NUMBER OF THESE TRACTS connected for tho home run tai W. L. PcL out Vince Martinez in 81. Louis I m I m '4 I> S ...... D trO S IT 111 fo r.a o d i U 4 -d u « Red Sox on Pldge Browne’s three- tr«€f. ftvoM r*««rv6i run homer in the 10th. the fifth Inning. A xainstorm accompanied by 51 Vlc’e Soda Sh op ...... 22 14 .611 June' 6 , 1658, and lost the title to ARE AVAILABLE IN THIS m i 4 Ao«, SS«5, SIOMoMMrlS-nUSI) - RBI For BeU, Ihoaiae Bob Kelly was the wtainlng m.pJi. winds wsMied out ttie sec­ (immunity P ra-' .,.2 2 14 .611 Don Jordan In Los Angeles six k V D W * o «. Sioeo, SI5 MortMrlS«»4 5J) Tho Mete edged the Dodgers pitcher, confining the. defending ond txmnd of the Doral Country Deuia D airy...... 18 18 .500 months later. BOOMING AREA AT PRE­ ' D 3 Acr.i, SJOfO, $30 MwidUy |Sm>I S4) with an unearnM run in the fifth Atlantic Coast Conference cham Club Golf Tournament at Miami Conran’s Insurance ..1 8 15 A46 ' S«fk4 ViS InfermalifiA Inclu4!*it BrocTukt** efij after Gus Bell’a RBI single and plons to four hits. The loser was yesterday, and they will pUy «t -White G la ss ...... 17 16 AIS Pro Basketball BOOM PRICES. MAIL Uf «f O«8Cfi0tien two-run single by Frank Thomas Larry Harrison, charged wtth over today. Sorriest man was Bill Moriarty Bros...... 8 28 .i t l COUPON WITH $1,00 H A M f...... ••iaasasBa* n v a them three runs in ths third .four of Yale’s runs. Casper, wttoee 140 total for two Charlie Harrla, .143-377; Earl* ; AMERICAN IJ5AOUB ...... •••••ssasatsBat** In a morning cimtsst at Duke rounds looked big, on the Rohan, 196-388: Al Cowles, 136- Pittabunh 136, Oeveland 124. _ CITY...... ION*...... ,*T*T*-.s a s a B B fft* mabig, A Yankbs throwing arrar DEPOSIT TODAY I *a 9 *7 BIPOMT SIHIHB SUAUNTIf enaWag Phil R ^ - t o aeera ,Park» Tale was defeated M b ^ M o o t 100 pisgrsni ware 1 376; Al Pillcey. 376; H a ^ H(>w-| R uuiu^ Ban Frmnifiaeo W aaeeod for the Bimves wtamiiif nm Dartmouth. tbb eoons misa tbs stonn i . 1^ 8 « : Bob DemaecSil. 186. ■i/ \J

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Morrison *11,600—3 bedroom ranch, cellai. GALORE 5(4 Room Ranch. 3 Bedrooms. BEECHLER-SMITH wall to won carpet, fully, InMlat- H. G. SCHULZE; INC. fdecorator furniture from model die- ROOMS TO RENT, olao cabina with Full cellar with raised hearth fire­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD SLIPCOVERS and reupholaterlng Paint Store, 385 Center St. Inlay home. We will give you free doubts-garage, trees, near bus, * 8,990—2-atoi^ home with 4 rooms ed, combination window*; many done' very reasonably. Workman­ In Ellington efficiency. Scranton Motel. Cell MI FOUR ROOM cold water flat. stores. Carlton W, Hptchlna, MI place in recreation room. (Tonven- REALTORS extras, garage, acre lot, *16,400. OlaMtaed «r “Want Ada" are taken over the phone ae a oon- I delivery and fre« atoroge up to one edulU. MI 3-7894. on Autumn Street in Manches­ ient location. EstablisHed, quiet ship guaranteed. MI 9-1164. CHOICE LOT of new wool rem­ (West Road) [year; 9-0826 eUer 5. 0-5182. 5% oseumable mortoage. C811 >ealeacw. Thn advertiaer abould read hia ad the FIRST DAY H' nants at discount prices. Woolen ter. New gas furnace. A terrific neighborhood. Walkout basement MI 9-8952 MI 3-6989 owner, no agente, after 8, MI APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inaer- RAOtO-TV REPAIRS au makes. rug strips, eOc Ib up. Colonial AVAILABLE April 1—Pleasant sec­ *12,800 — ROCKVUXE. 6 room value. onto terrace. Call Mr Govong, TR 9-2667. tion. The Herald la reaponalMe for onijr ONE Incorrect or omittHi NORMAN'S ROOM FOR rent near Main >t 9 ond floor 5 room flat, Mather St. 8-9320, MI 9-5306. SIX ROOM colonial, pine rec room, Care. pbonographa changers. Remnants. 115 Oantar St. Diamonds—Watches— ranch, large living room, cabinet *12,900—5 room Cape on Phoenix Inaertlon for an; advcrtiaement and then only to the extent of a Hnnestj^econonilcal. Ouaraoteed 90 , 443 HARTFORD ROAD Hazel St. MI 9-2170. Adults only. Call MI 3-7795. kiumen, beautifully landacaped ceramic bath. 13x23 living room, STARKWEATHER ST.—6 room “make food" 'nsertlon. Errora which do not leMen the raloe of days. Famous for lervica tor 80 LAWN MOWEH8—Toro, Jacobsenv Jewelry 48 Ml. 3-1524 Streiet in Vernon. Newly redeco, BARROWS & WALLACE fireplace, family kitchen, formal FURNISHED room, complete ANDOVER — 3 room apartment, lot wown by appointment. Marion rated, 1 car garage. dining room, good location, good single older home, good condition, Ura advortlaement will not bo eorreoted b ; "make pood" Inaertlon. years. Phone 6U 9-46*7. Potter- 'Bolens, and Goodall.- Reel and WATCH AND jewelry repairing at Before you buy furniture any­ ' E. Robartson, Realtor, MI S-S95S. 55. E. O nter St. MI 9-5306 all utilities, *14,500. Joseph Barth, ton'a. rotary, 18-38’’. Puds and service. where—ahop at Normenfa. houaekeeping feciUUtt, between heat, hot water, atove, refrigera­ value from owner. MI 9-6778. reasonable prices, prompt serv­ Center and Memorial -Hoepitai, tor, garage. Available ApHl 1, PI *15,900—Cute ranch home on (Toun- Broker, MI 9-0320. Used mowers and tractors. Trade CUSTOM BUILT 6 room (jbtonial, try Lane. In Vernon. Features 2 YOUR COOPERATION WILL ice, 2 watchmakers, Manchester- I G.E. REFRIGERATOR, excellent women anly,, Cali Ml 3-5589. 2-5043.. 2 fireplacea, large cabinet- kitchen, PORTER STREET area—(Tustom VERNON—6 room ranch home, 3 SAVE TIME On dieplay, more in your old machine. > Capitol ter's oldest established jewdef. running condition, *60. Weating- bedrooms, living room with bay built 7 room colonial, sheer qual­ large bedrooms, I 'j baths, 8 BE APPRECIATED D IA L M l 3-2711 Building;—Contracting; 14 Equipment Cq^ 38 Main St. Hours ATTRACTIVE alaeping oom, cen- RIXSKVILLE —Available April 1, IH bathe, screened porch, swim­ window, birch cibineted kitch­ closets, one. cedar, 2 fireplaces, than 150 plcturee with prices of 7-8 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 Satur- F. E, Bray 737 Main St., Stats houae electric rooater with atand, ming pool, garage, corner lot ity and beauty, bullt-ins, 2-zone homes in Manchester and vicinity, Theater Building, * . Power Craft Jig aaw, never ' trol, genUemen. Apply 195 Spruce 3H room modern.apartment, heat, en. Attachsd garage. Tasteful­ heat, family room. 2 fireplaces, attic fan, fire alarm, disposal, CARPENTRY—Specializing In the dAy. 10 hot water, atove, refrigerator, ^ 1 7 8 . Shown by appointment. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, smaller work; repairs, alterations, uaed, *20. 23 Lilac St. St. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor Ml ly decorated. Ideal home for oversized 2-esr garsge. Owner, MI stairway to attic, laundry, work­ recreation rooms, etc. Sagging KNAPP SHOES—March Sale. K48 parking, plus other conyeniencea. 3-5958. newly-weds, 9-5051 shop, paneled recreation room, VERNON--8 room ranch, 8 bed­ buildinga, porches leveled-secur- work .ahoaa, *8.95, save *2. Harry Garden—Farm—Dairy XLAHOGANY DREXEL dining 15 minutes to Hertford. '-*95 a breezeway, 2-car garage. All this rooms, full tile bath, fireplace, room, buffet, corner china cloael, COMFORTABLE fumlahe.d room month. Call Rockville TR 5-3743. *16,600—Deluxe Csp« with 6 rooms, COVENTRY-Muat sell at once due plus 2(4 acre wooded lot, 15 min­ TROUBLE REACHIN0 OUR ADVERTISER? ed. Free estimates. Work guaran­ Mahoney, MI 9-4837. Products 50 for gentlemen. Cell MI 9-0641. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, 1(4 baths. Just over Bolton Una kitchen cabinets, built-in' range, teed. No job too small. TR 6-6769. . table and 5 chalra, *200; - RCA large living loom with fireplace, to death In family. Modern 4.room utes lo Hartford. *19.900. TR plastered walls, basement garage. radio-phonograph combination, FIVE ROOM duplex, newly deco­ In Coventry. Large rooms. Fine house on main road, steam heat, 5-6284, LATE POWERFUL model Beltone FOR THE freshest eggs In town, LARGE pleoaent room, very nice' rated., modern kitchen, oil heat. formal dining room, family else lot. 'Only *1,100 cash needed. Wlllism Grleel, Broker, MI 9-9700. 24-Honr Amwering S«nriee BATHROOMS tiled.____ remodeling, hearing, aide, aacrifice. MI come to or call Manchester Poul­ *50. Phone MI 8-2321. ly furnlahed, well heated, private kitchen 9 •bedrooms. 1(4 baths, full cement cellar, artesian well, additions, recreation rooms, all 3-4577, *115.- MI 9-8952. amealte drive, gsrSge, fruit trees ANSAIJDI BUn-T this beauty .... BEAUTIFULLY' landscaped ranch, try Farm, 472 Keeney St.,. MI CONSOLE SPARTAN aewlng ma­ home, parking, gentleman; 316 rsersation room with fireplace, *16,900—Custom built ranch on 6 room cape with two full baths, types of carpentry. Also, fall-out 9-9904. We, deliver free Spruce St, SIX ^OOM duplex centrally locat­ enclosed braesaway, attached ga­ Notch Rood in Bolton. 3 bed­ and shrubs. House In excellent 3 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, heated rec- FrM to Herald Rtaders stielters built. CaUI Ml 9-4291. chine, only 3 month* old. no at- condition. Lot 100x160. Will take big shed dormer, Preeent owner reetion room or office, ecreened |V, tachmenta. Cali TR 5-5147, after ed, oil burner, 2 or 3 adults. *80 rage, landscaped yard 91x194. rooms, lovely screened and took down a wall and opened up DARK RICH loam, gravel, fill, BALDWINS, MACS No 2 utility, 20 monthly. Box I, Herald. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, MI ihortgage. PI 2-8374. breezeway, 2-car garage. Many ADDITIONS, recreation rporhg, re BLANCHARD BROS, painting and SBCRE3TARY, Manchester law of­ MAN TO WORK In drug store from stone Slid white sand. MI 3-8608. 5 p.m. glassed porch ofl kitchen. Ga­ the kitchen with separate dining paperhanging, free estimates. Call lbs. 75c. Bunce Farm, 829 W. BOLTON — Room with kitchen 8-5953. rage. Three acre lot. extras. Near schools, shopping, Want liifonnattnn on one of oar claaalfled adrertlaeiaentaf No modeling, all types of-carpentry. fice, shorthand and typiM essen­ 3-8 daily, 5 days a week, Eheper- Center Street. MI 3-8116. privileges for lady. MI 3-4096. EAST HARTFORD —Opportunity! area. Nice. Has the bullt-ins, loo. $1,600 down FHA. Priced low 30e. aaawer a t the telephone Uatedf Simply call the Nelson Higgms, MI 4-1700. Ml 9-7573. tial. Send resume to Bo M. OLDER ' NORGE refrigerator, Lovely Cape 7 rooms, 2 baths, Plus rec room, breeseway, two- lence preferred but not necessary. medium size, good running condi­ FOUR ROOM downstaira apart MANCHESTER—4 bedfoom home, *16,900—A jewel of a Jarvis built MI 9-5762. , Herald. Pine Pharmacy, MI 9-9814. YOU MAY still get those g ^ LARGE CQMPLETELY furnished xment. MI 9-0572. excellent ck'sst and stdr^gs apaos, finished basement, near echool and car garage, convenient location JOHN DEERE Green Mountain potatoes deliver­ tion, *26. Coll alter 1 p.m, PI Cape near new East Catholic bua. Transferred owner anxious and senaibly priced. T. J. MANCHfSTER ANSWERING SERVICE 2-7249. light housekeeping room on first large sntioesd porch. 3-o«r ga­ High School. 6 rooms, alumi­ Roofing—Siding; 16 Electrical Services 22 WANTED ed by calling Hathaway, MI floor. Call Mrs. Morse, MI 8-6388. FOUR ROOM apartment and ga rage, *19,700 PhilbricK Agency, Ml num aiding. Breezeway and quick gale. Robert B. Andereon (Tiwkett. Realtor, Ml 8-1577. Lots For Sale 7.7 Ml 9-0500 WOMAN FOR housework one day TRACTORS CRAWLERS 9-6438. Agency, JA 8-0139, FREE ESTIMATES'—Prompt serv­ RUGS. NEVER used, 9x12 beige rage, ga* heat, aluminum storm 9-8464. garage. Sewers In and paid for. A. A. DION INC. Roofing, siding, a week. References, MI 9-7802. EXPERIENCED PEW STEPS from downtown shop­ wlndowa, newly decorated, first OOLUMilA — New^ lake, snTall BUILDING LOTS for sale In all and iesre your meeesge. Yeo'D h«ar from onr advertiser In Jly painting Carpentry Alterations ice on all types of electrical wir­ TURRET LATHE OPERATOR FARM EQUIPMENT broadloom, *30. 9x15 gold, *35,. ping —clean large furnlshfcd room, FLORENtTE ST.—7 room home In No work needed. BUCKLEY SCHOOLAREA chicken ranch. Room (or 5,000 ing Licensed and insured. Wilson TELEPHONE survey workers, 12x15 tweed latex backing. BU floor, near bus. Stove and refrlg zones. Will buy and list lots. MI ttma witboat spendlDf an tvealiif at the telephone. dnd additions. CeUingg. Workman­ 65-HOUR WEEK. Household Goods 51 private entrance, parking. MI erator available. No utilities fur excellent condition inside and out, layers, Nice 6 room home, and 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St Electrical Co, Manchester, Ml clerk-typist. Inventory control PARTS AND SERVICE 9-6955. 3-1883 enclosed porch, one-car garage, $14,900 Farmall tractor. Call Burt Stfcrkey 9-4817, Glastonbury, MB S-TM. clerk: part-time momUigs clerk; ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made nlshed. Tel. JA 7-0880, or TR MI 3-4860. BUCKLAND REFRIGERATOR, atove. living 8-7709. priced for quick sale, *13,900. Phil- JARVIS 184 VERNON ST. Agency, AC 8-9248 any time, MANCHESTER—Union 81. One lot evening shoe clerk; part-time slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete brick Agency, Ml 9-8484. 80x116, single or 2 family zone, Lost and Found 1 Automobiles For Sale 4 BIDWELL HOME Improvement counter girls, any hours. Apply MANUFACTURING, INC. Budget terms. Cali Mrs. Roberts, room aet, bedroom set, 105 Spruce OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 p.m. NORTH OOVEN’TR'Sr i>dar 131 AdamrSt. Buckland St. light housekeeping facilities. O n- FIVE ROOM apartment; tile bath, city water. *3,400. MI 9-5495. Company—all lypea of siding and Floor Finishing 24 Conn. State Employment Service, Pakulis Farm Ml 9-7590. trally located. Children accepted WELLS STREE7T—Duplex 6-6, Ideal Older 6 room home In (In# con­ Swamp Rd, 4(4 room home. Large LOST—In Andover, Tuesday a.m. I960 CHEVROLET, beautiful 2-door roofing. Aluminum clapboarda a 806 Main St., Manchester. heat and hot water. 11(4 School REALTY CO. kitchen with atainless steel sink. 4 months old temale Golden Re­ sedan, ahow room condition. Call RESPONSIBLE adult for full or TAKE QVER PAYMENTS —limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St; for handyman, *12,600. No agents. dition, wall-to-wall carpeting, com­ V^RNON~sr~WE8 adjoiiT- specialty. Unexcelled workman­ FLOOR SANDING —Refinishlng, St., Manchester. MI 6-5229, 9-8. REALTORS MLS INSURERS bination windows, garage, 800 foot Completely modern throughout. ing lots, 113’xl86' each, *2,000 per triever puppy, named MacKUtie, CH 7-1061. ship. MI 9-6496. commercial, residential. new part-time work In busv pharma­ Supply GLENWOOD GAS range, beat of­ needs further treatment from cy. Must be over 21 arid a good UNFURNISHED or furnlahed large deep lot. Short distance from Route 44A. lot. Sign on property. 1980 CORVETTE. 4-speed trana- floors or we will make them like Help Wanted—Male 36 Wlll.mantic — Rotit* I fer. MI 9-6611. A very special buy, 3 brand new ROOM FOR gentleman near Main one room apartment, privatrbath, SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1(4 baths, Office MI 8-4112 Evenings Ml 9-2519 Phone John H. l.«ppen. Inc., MI veterinarian. U found please con­ ALL T'YPES of roofk repaired or new, Mr. Charles, Modem Home driver. Afternoons and evenings rooms of furniture (68-pcs.) includ­ St., separate entrance, parking. family room, modern kitchen with 9-5261, MI 3-5219, MI 9-7446. tact Dof Warden, PI 2-7*00. Re­ misaion, low mileage, excellent TOOL AND gauge makers, first till 9 p.m. preferred. Call MI Phone HA 3-1003 ■ A GOOD SELECrnoN of Bterillzed, stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Ml 8-1023 ELVA TYLER, Realtor condition. Call PI 2-6999. replaced, specializing in Bonded Decorating. MI 9-0726. ing Refrigerator, TV. Washer — MI 9-2951. water. Apply Marlow’s 867 Main bullt-ins, one-car garage, large Suburban For Sale 75 ward. built-up and shingle roofing, class only, full or part-time, all 9-4.587 for appointment. FARM LOAM, top quality, stock reconditioned uaed furniture for Just *258, Only *2.50 weekly, 12-pc. lot, *19,500. Philbrtck Agency, M ATTRACTIVE 7 room split level, MI 6-4469 MI 9-5051 MANCHESTER 308 W, Center St. Coughlin Roofing Company, Man­ benefits, prevailing rates. Man­ piled 2 years, big 5 yard load, *12. every room, including appliances. living room and 12-pc. bedroom SIX R(X>M duplex, nil furnace, cen 9-8454. 3 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, large rec New 6 room ranch with mahogany ANDOVER—Built In 1720, Seven chester. Ml 3-7707. Wanted—Instructions 30 chester Tool * Design. MI 9-5288. OUR BUSINESS 30% off on new dinette, kitchen plus formica dinette with set of Rooms With Board 59-A VERPLANCK area — sparkling rec room, 2-car garage, 6 picture Auto Driving School 7-A Fireplace wood and cow manure, trai location, available April 1. room, garage, half acre plot. (?on- Cape 6 rooms, aluminum siding, room cape with 1(4 baths, garages Announcements Columbia. AC 8-9323, after 5 p.m. sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- dishes. Call Mr. Roberts at JE Adults prefered. MI 9-1433. VERNON ST.—Older home with 8 venlenl to shopping, churches, and wtndoiys with view, white brick and approximately 3 acres. Main FTJLL-’TIME tool and/or die mak­ t r i p l e d l a s t YEAR! Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 2-1463 any time, ’9 to 9 p.m. Furni­ large rooms selling for only overslied garage, near schools, fireplace with redwood, paneled MORTLOCX'S Driving School—Of­ ers. job shop experience preferred. schools. Many extras. MI 3-1826. church, bus, shopping. Priced for highway. T. J. ChHickett, Realtor, INCOME TAXES prepared la your fice, 448 Main at.. Manchester. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A SWEDISH I.ANGUAGE tutor ONE-WHEEL camp trailer with South St., Rockville, TR 5-2174. ture Discount Center, 322 Main St., ROOM WITH board, centrally lo­ NEWI..Y COMPLETED 3(4 room *12,900 Good sized lot, outbuild­ wall, stove and dishwasher. Near MI 8-1877. home or by appointment. Exper- Learning correctly "May Save wanted. Cali Ml 9-1^880. Apply 234 Hartford Road. 40 cu. ft. Marine plywood box. Open 9-8, Saturdays till 5. We al.so Holyoke. No money down. Pay­ cated, parking. MI 9-5677. abartment with garage. 200 E. ings. Vacant. Excellent value. T. ST. JAMES PA R isH ~Cusrom ~8 quick sale. Robert B. Anderson Church of Assumption, bus, and ROOETNG—Speciallxlng repairing World's foremost professional Agency, JA 8-0139, fenced tax work, 84-faour aenncs. Your Life." Driver educaUon TRUCK DRIVER to work at Wil­ New tire and tube. Call MI 9-4889, buy houselots of furniture. We ments start in May. O n ter St. Adults preferred. Ml J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 3-1577. room ranch, large kitchen, co­ shopping. Call MI 6-0498, Bob CaU MI S-4T38. roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ spray service wants energetic, give World green stamps'. 3-4678. lonial atmosphere, near bus, shop­ classes. Member, Connecticut Pro­ Bonds—Stocks— liam Peck Lumber, Inc. Apply In responsible and ambltlou* op­ ROOM AND BOARD near Bolton MANCHESTER — Excenent 7-7 Samuelson, builder. WantM—Real Eatote 77 fessional Driving School Assn. MI ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ person. See Mr. Gordon. COMPRESSOR, trailer, parts for MANCHESTER—BeU St. 5>4 room ping, only *17,900. .Carlton FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ 9-7898. paired Aluminum siding. 30 Mortgages 31 erator-salesman who enjoys Renault Dauphine, good engine, ALWAYS a good buy on chests, KELVINATOR refrigerator for Notch. PI 2-7721. THREE ROOM apartment, smart ranch, 4 years old, large lot with Hlutchlne, u t c i '^ ...... MI 9-5132. two-famlly duplex In fine location, NORTH COVENTRY-* bedrrom working outside. Hourly rate large 2-car garage, separate oil WISH SOMEONE to baitdla youl ed with your savliwa In nund. years’ experience. Free estimates. IMMEDIATE opening In Manches­ doors, hood, 1949 pickup PI beds, dressers and appliances, sale. Call MI 9-4889. - ly decorated, stove, refrigerator, country surroundings. , Quality ranch, large kitchen, fireplace, real estate? Call me at MI 9-om Raasonabla ratea. E J Baylas. Call Howiey, MI 3-5891. Ml 3-0783. ALMOST unlimited funds available PlUs generous • commission, 2-7211. credit terms available. We also heated, hot water, one block from built. Plastered walls, hot water burners, s beauty «t *21,600. The aluminum combinations, full base­ LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ ter. Well known company has Apartments—Plats— LOOK! Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI •m prompt and courteous service, Tel. MI 9-6346. censed driving school trained — for private mortgages. If you need local opening for ambitiour and year ’round employment, will buy used furniture and household FOR SALE—Brass bed *20, double schools, shopping buses and heat, cast Iron radiation etc. ment, knotty pine rec room with Joseph Barth, Broker. Certified and approved la now of­ mrniey to. consolidate worrisome return *5,000 to tO.OOO first lots. Roger’s Used FMnliture, 117',4 beds *l5-*25, kitchen set *22, Tenementa 63 churches. Call MI 3-4385; *17,900. Phllbrick Agency. MI *13.200 6 large rooms, half acre 9-5524, MI 3-6930, sink, stove and bar; Beautifully INCOME TAX retuma prepared by debts, to Improve your property, enthusiastic man. Must have at maple kitchen table *15, chests of fering classioom and behind Heating and Plumbing 17 least High School education. *105 year, with annual improve­ Boats and Acehsaories 46 Spruce St., Ml 3-4965. 9-8464. lot, on bus 111 fine, exceUent finonc MANCHESTER—7 room raised landacaped lot 106x485, House 6 former Internal Revenue agent In wheel instruction for teenagers. Or for any purpose, and can pay ments. Call Mr. Elmore. MI drawers *9-*20, maple platform ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex,- 8 TWO 8 ROOM apartments furnish­ ing, top value here. years old. Owner leaving state. the ceavenJence at your home for GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, *22.25 per month for each *1,000 starting income. Excellent ad­ 16 FOOT PENN YAN, excellent PORTABLE TAPE recorder, rocker *10, china display cabinets bedrooms, latge cabinet kitchen, ed or unfurnished, stove, refriger­ MANCHESTER—Colonial minded? ranch, 3 years old, 2-car garage, Mi 9-6076. vancement opportunities plus 9-3606 or write General Spray 2 baths, 2 zone heat, fireplace, Muet sell. Oiarlee W. I-athrop, individual and buabiess. MI 9-8988. Plumbing, Installation and repair.' you borrow, call Frank Burke, at Service, 11 Tolland Tpke., Man­ condition, convertible top, full transistor, complete with tape, *25, twin beds *20 a pair, oak basement and attic, steam' oil ator, heat, hot water, centrallv Here is an excellent 6 room home *21,900—4 bedroom, 1 yr. old co­ Broker, MI 9-0384. Time of Your Life PREPARE FOR driver’s test. MI 9-5125. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, fringe benefits and bonus. Call HA chester. cover, TeeNee trailer, 25 h.p. mike, eanjhones, batteries, and commodes *5, mahogany dropleaf heat, copper window screens, op­ located. South end. MI 9-3404 with 1(4 baths, completely redeco­ lonial, attached garage, h^h as­ large recreation room. Wooded INCOME TAX retuma prepared by Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class 15 Lewlg St., Hartford. CH 6-8897 3-0421 between 8-9 a.m. or 7 p.m. Evlnrude. MI 9-7145 case, *27, BU 9-6955. dining table *35, 5 desks, 2 end posite Center Park. Available April after 12 noon. rated. Good location. large lot, sumable mortgage, Bowers lot, near schools and shopping, MANCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch auditor, Bualnesa and Individual. ’ room. Three Instructors No walt- PLUMBINO AND .heatiiig - ra- days, JA 9-5553 eves. only! Or write P.O. Box 154, FTILL-TIME service station man, tables, antique ice cream table U. Adults preferred. MI 9-7529. reasonably priced. The Elsie school. bulU-ln stove., oven, dishwasher, South Windham, Conn. DAY SAILER—16'4 feet, center disposal. '*22,500. Owner. MI with enclosed porch, wall to ivatl By ARTHUR LORD Accounting aervicee. Raymond i Ing. Manchester Drlvhig Acade- modellng tnatallationa, repairs. days. Or part-time afternoons. Ex- and 4 chairs, p|ne canopy baby'a WfcST (TENTER ST. area—8 room Meyer Agency, Realtors, MI carpeted living room, hall Snd Girard, m 9-6008. ! my PI 2-7249. . All work guaranteed, 36 years ex­ board sloop. fiberglas hull THREE ROOM apartment, heat, apartment, aecond floor, good 6-5624, MI 3-6930, 7 room spilt level, 2 ceramic baths, 9-6482, Dear Arthur: My wife iuid I pertence preferred. Call before 5 crib, 4 antique atoves, antique hot watjr, electricity, atove, re­ bedroom, large well landscaped both work. We will retire in about perience. 24-hour aarvlce. Call Business Opportunities 32 p.m, MI 4-8910. aluminum spars, and dacron sails. INVITATION pump organ and melodeon. Boa- condition. MI 9-0333 family room, 20’ enclosed porch, lot on quiet street .Owner trans­ TAX PROBLEMS? CaU PI 2-66071 Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749, Excellent condition. Ready to frigerator. 245 N.’ Main, second *13,500 — ATTRACTIVE 6 room garage, very best of condition. MANCHESTER — dislom 7 room six years snd wont to know’what Executive Trainee ton rockei-, marble top furniture, 2'4 ROOM APARTMENT, heat and ranch, 2 full baths, spacious kitch­ ferred. BU 9-6891, Ml 8-7232, sort of things we should be think­ and have your return prepared for , Business Services Offered 13 ESSO HAS excellent service sta- EXPERIENCED window cleaner sail. *1.200. MI 3-2524 evenings. cherry tables and atanda, pine floor, *88. MI 9-5229, 9-5. ranch, 2-car attached garage, you. You always save more Jian It \ tiori opportunities In Manchexter- Planned management trainee wanted. Must be reliable. Refer­ TO BID lights furnished, second floor, largee Ulot. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 6-8 Duplex on bus line, 3 bedrooms en. 2-car garage, large lot, AA ing about—ftnoncially speaking, costa. ' program for college and high school cheats and commodes,' pine hutch, near stores and churches. Ideal each side, 2 heating, systems, zone. Asking *30,990. The Elsie that Is. We feel that we have our LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Radio-TV Repair Services 18 Bolton area available now. Small ences. Apply 1101 Main St. Notice is herebv given that the dry sink, 2 music boxes, spinning 9-5132. repaired, sales and service, pick ------capital requirement, paid training graduate. Applicants must: EIGHT FOOT pram with oars. PLEASANT four room apartment. for small office. Call days MI quality throughout. Meyer Agency, Realtors,, MI other problems licked. INTERESTED in piano or organ | Eighth School Utilities District wheels, odd tables, chairs, stsnds, MI 9-9043. 9-5524. MI 3-6930. up and delivery. Ice skates sharp­ TV SERVICE^-AII msLkea. Honest, program provided. Phone Mr. (1) have outstanding personality TV TECHNICIAN, experienced in Call MI 9-8446. will accept bids for the purriiase of 9-5351 Mrs. Harris or evenlt;gs MI TWO-FAJiTILY flau 6-8, with 2 Alan. playing as a hobby? Morning and ened, precision ground. L A M Economical. High quality parts. outside and bench work. (5ood mirrors, lamps, etc. MI 3-7449. 3-0737 Mr. Ellis. rooms finished on third floor, 2- PORTER ST. AREA Ruth Millelt Dear Alan: The approach to evening group classes for begin­ Dorley days JA 7-4183 nights and appearance, paint and supplies. THREE ROOM apartment at 170 Ranch with features you would MAN(?HESTER—6 room Cape, st Equipment Corporation, Route 83, Guaranteed 90 days . Famous for Springfield STate 3-4829. working condition* and salary. Specifications may be obtained SOFA BED with cover and 2-plece c tr garage, off East Center St., yotir problem le uncomplicated, ners and near beginners now being Vernon, Conn. 'TR 6-7609, Manchea- (2> possess ability to advance Into Oak St., third floor, with heat. FOUR ROOM apartment, combina­ near Post Office, schools and shop­ appreciate, large modern kitch­ tractive living room with (Ire- service since 1931. Phone MI Write Box 84, Coventry, Cohn. from the custodian at the Fire­ sectional, very reasonable. MI Can move .-ight in. Call Ml 9-7634!. What Priea, Oontentmentf but cen be time-consuming. So you formed. Rates reasonable, depend, ter exchange. Call Enterprise 1946. 9-4587. Pottarton’a. 190 Center St. executive post. NOTICE tion gas stove, adults only. Call ping. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-3454. en-dining area, 3 fireplaces, base­ lace, 1(4 baths, aluminum com are very wise to start thinking ing on sirs of group. Mrs. Edna ROOFER and siding applicator. house, 32 Msin St„ Manchester, 9-4318. between 6-8 p.m., MI 9-4222. ment rec room started, garage. inations, amealte drive, house in A Quiet Nook for Hubby Help Wanted— Female 35 Financial potential Is excellent Conn. ” AVAILABLE April 1, 6 room, sec­ g about provisions for your financial Kaempfer, MI 3-0596. OHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, My mak6, One with carpentry experience PUBLIC HEARING ELECTRIC RANGE, automatic. MANCHESnCR—Ranch, large liv­ Call today—the prite is right. excellent condition. Oisrles W. security long before you actually Reasonable rates Call Pi 2-7588 free pickup and deUvery on small SALESGIRLS -^FUii-time or part- and many fringe benefits are pro­ preferred. Apply In person after The bids will be accepted by ond floor, apartment. Heat and THREE ROOM unfurnished apart­ ing room, modern kitchen, 8 bed­ I-othrop. Broker, MI 9-0384, In England a judge ruled that a HOME BAKING—Wedding cakes vided. BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Philip L. Burgess, 39 Kelvinator, delivered to beach or hot water, *110 monthly. MI 3-2843, ment. first floor, oil furnace. Colonial- Brick front, attached ga­ retire. By so doing you will un­ between l::30-4;30 or any time radloe, phonographs. Hours 9-10 time, 1-5:30. Experienced pre- 2 p.m. A. A. Dion. 299 Autumn St. lake, *50. MI 9-3406. rooms. 1(4 baths, large rec rooih, divorced wife had no legal grounds and birthday cakes, special occa­ Saturday or Sunday. p.m. H * B Radio and TV. »a Peered. Apply In person. Tots 'n TENTATIVE BUDGETS Hudson St., Manchester, Conn,, 9-5 MI 9-4697. 5-7. Availabldi April 1. Inquire 233 excellent condition. *16,800. Phll­ rage, 6 spacious rooms, 1'4 MANCHBSTER^o’^ e l monr ^ cover problems at their beginning sion cakes, children’s novelty 9-5582, Ml 3-1479. Teens. 956 Main St.. Manchester. This 1* s permanent career T(X)L MAKER, Inachlnist, arc OF GENERAL MANAGER until 7 P.M. Friday, March 30th, O nter St. brick Agency, MI 9-3464. baths, kitchen bullt-ins, won’t 6 room Cape, tile bath, fireplace, for trying to evict her ex-husband and can take steps to correct birthday cakes. MI 9-6806. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired opportunity welder, roofer, sendee station at­ April 3, 1962 1962. ROCKVILLE— Apartments newly last at *20,900^ garage, amesite drive. Owner MI from tlie garden shed in back of them. from the ahop. Can take care of CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, tendant, card room men, laborer, 8‘00 P M The Board resem-es the right to Musical Instrninents S3 decorated, dinette, kitchenette, FOUR ROOM modern apartment, SPRING ST.—Four bedroom bunga­ 9-7964. their house in which he had been FIrel. calculate how much In­ all your upholstering needs at available oil hours. Satisfaction R.N. 11-7 SHIFT, part-Ume. Laurel Apply sheet metal mechanic, either WaddrtI School, 163 Broad Street reject onv or all bids. bedroom, tils bathroom appli­ garage, 8 miles from Crystal low on a corner lot. Large en­ living for five years. come you will need during each great aavinga. Call CH 3-3878. PIANO TUNING, *7. Fifteen years’ ances, (65 per month, (jail m Lake, near the State highway. MI closed porch, garage. Real spa­ BEECHLER-SMITH year of your retirement to do the Personals guaranteed. Coll MI 9-1915. Manor. MI 9-2324. part-time or full-time; part-time Notice is hereby given that in EIGHTH SCHOOL A experience. Free repair eetimates 3-1869, TR 5-3485. Ma,ybe If the wife In the cese stock clerk, mornings; truck driv- UTILITIES DISTRK7T 9-2651. cious, ideal for growing family. T. REALTORS things you want to do. In other OOSMA APPLIANCE Service-Re- accordance with the provisions of upon request. Coll Kenneth Robin- Spring Values! had encouraged her huehond to fix ELECTROUIX Sales and Service, TELEVISION antennas and rotor PROBLEM; WHAT can a young er. mornings; drug clerk 3-9; book­ O iapter V o«f the Town (Charter, ak Philip L. Burgess, THREE lUXJM apartment. Rtat, J. Oockelt, Realtor. MI 3-1577 . MI 9-8653 up the garden shed os his own words, make an expense account bonded representative, Alfred pairs all makss refrigerators, systems Installed and repaired. housewife with a growing family ROCKVILLE sen, Ml 3-1365. SIX ROOM duplex, central oil for yourself snd Include fond, keeper—hours mav b* arranged, amended, the Board of IHrectors of President stove, refrigerator. Gablea, 119 furnace, gas water heater, garsge *15,500 Oxford St. Family size 8 private "sttKly" before they got Amen, 909 Henry St. TeL Ml freeaers, washing machlnea, dry­ Serving Manchester and surround­ do to earn extra money to meet part-time. Apply Conn. State Bm- WURUT2SER 45’’ studio console SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus­ MI 3-6669 room colonial, 8 large bed­ clothing, maintenance of home snd 8-0460. ers ranges, oil end gas burners. the Town of Moncheeter will hold a J. A. Volz, Main St., MI 9-8229. 9-5. available. MI 6-6646. tomed to the finer things all one a divorce the divorce wquldrt't ing areas. Modem TV Service 405 ever-increasing expenses? SOLU­ FINANCE CORP ploj-ment Service, 806 Main St., public hearing on the tentative Clerk piano, excellent condition,’ newly rooms, formal dining room, have been neceeeary. car, rent (If anyi, planned travel, Ml 9-0068. All work guaranteed. Center St., MI 3-2205. TION : Take advantage of AVON’S Manchester. TO RENT—4 room heated apah- could demand has been In­ TANNER STREET —Vacant five new bath, rec room, 2-car ga­ etc. WANTED—Ride from Woodbridge 5 West Main St., Rockville, Conn. budgets of the General Manager, Dated at Manchester, Ckinn.r this tuned and eerviced. Call MI 4-0191. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, cluded In this lovely S'A room 'The one thing many wives fall earning opportunity so you can for sold Town of Manchester for 20th day of March 1962. ment. Coll MI 3-5117 between. 8 ;80 room ranch. Needs some redeco­ rage. Then see your Insurance agent, and Main St. to Aetna Casualty or SHARPEININO Service — Saws, EXPERT TV Service, all makes, earn a minimum of *2 an hour bath and pantry, front and back home. The stylo is condusive to rating. Fireplace, stairway up (or to realize Is that a man occsiilon- the man In charge of pensions In knives, axes, shears, skates, EIXPERIENCED painter* wanted. the fiscal year beginning July 1, a.m.-4:30 p.m. porch, heat end hot water, newly Trinity St. Lea\’ing approximately reasonable prices, genuine Philco during hotirs that fit your house­ Call MEdford 3-7765 between 6-7 eXARINET, Leblanc, B-flat, ellght- those who enjoy split level livuig storage, full basement with ga­ *15,900 Completely moflern, 8 ally likes to be alone. That's why your compan.v, your local social 7-8:30. MI 8-0603 after 6. rotary blades Quick service. Capi­ tubes, over the counter, 40% off. Situations Wanted— 1962 os published or to be pubiish- ROCKVItUC—One 3(4 room apart­ decorated. Available Anril 1. at Its best. On beautifully Iona rage. Has to sell. T. J, Crockett, bedroom contemporary spilt, they build workshops in basements tol Equipment Co.. 38 Main St., hold schedule. W* will train you p.m. or apply in person 44 Bay- ed by the General Manager In The, ly used, *75. MI 8-4618. Adults preferred. Call MI 9-9800. security office, and stock broker Turnpike TV' A Appliance, next to to start earning immediately in a berry Road, Glastonbury. Female S8 ment In residential area. Stove, re­ scaped spacious lot, 2-csr garage. Realtor, MT 3-1577. kitchen with built-lng, fireplace and garages, like a quiet corner lo .determine how much income ATTENTION—Girls between the Manchester. Hours dally 7-6, Stop A .Shop, VU 9-3408. Manchester Evening Herald. ; 4 bathrooms. Priced in the l)Igh In large living room, 2 baths, wihere they can read withwit Inter­ ages of 18 and 24 who are Inter­ Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. kfl choice territory near vour home. Sold hearing will be held in the SEPTIC TANKS Wanted—»To Buy 58 frigerator and heat furnished. THREE ROOM apartment with you will receive each year of your Call BU 9-4922. TOOL MAKERS WOMAN WANTS babysitting any Adults only. *90 monthly MI heat, lights, hot water, refrigera­ 50s. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464 NEAT 8 BEDROOM ranch with sundeck, closed In sunroom, ruption - or if they can't find retlremertt. ested in becoming a member of 8- 7958 Auditorium of the Waddell School, AND one-car garage, ban assumable peace, quiet and aloneness In their Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, call MI time. Reference* furnished. MI WANTED — 8(4 h.p. outboard 9-4824. TR 8-115*. . tor'and range furnished, *60 per If you will have more money Millinery, Dressmaking 19 PIIXiRIM MILLS on Hartford Rd, 3-4096, 163 Brood Street on Tuesday, April I motor, good condition. MI 3-6208 FOUR BEDROOM ranch, 1*4 baths, G.I. mortgage. Asking *13.300. *18,900 Vernon. Beaullfullv main­ own homes, they are alwa.vs cook­ than you will need, you're In flne 9-6604 Or MI 9-8716. SNOW PLOWING, day ar.d night MACHINISTS 3, 1962 at 8 o'clock in the after-1 NEW 3(4 LARGE rooms, heat, h ^ month, (?a1I MI 9-2349. wall-wall carpet, 2-car attached tained 8 bedroom ranch, Hying service. Rates according to lob ALTERATIONS, dressmaking and has openings for salesladies either PLUGCED SEWERS after 8 p.m. The Elsie Meyer Agency. Real­ ing up flahing trips to gel awsy shape. If .vou _ will need more full-time Or part-tliiie. Apply Man- IF YOU CAN'T lick them, we can! noOT. at which hearing any elector I water, stove, Tefrigerator, Incin­ garage, acre lot. only *17,5bO, Carl­ tors, MI 9-5624. MI 8-6630. room has'fireplace snd 2 plc- by themselves. and/or conditions. MI 93650 all suits. Quirk service. Reasonable. BRIDGEPORT OPF.RATORS or taxpayer may hare on oppor* f ton W. Hiltrhins Ml 9-M.12 money than .vou will have, then hours. 5H 3-8688. Hger, noon till 9 p.m. We ■wdU paste stamps in your erator, patio, pariring. Adults. Pnmlshed Apartmeirt*-63-A wlndosiis—utoU to wall car­ Some-wives, of cour*#, respect S yi'si lievs plenty of time to remedy Automobiles For Sale 4 | book. 25c per book. MI 6-2054 or tunlty to be heard. For and by or-1 Machine Cleaned *130. Ml (-SISO. MANCHESTER-(lielom built 3 peting In living room, dining man's need for solitude by leaving DENTAL HYGIENIST, full or part- LATHE OPERATORS der of the Board of Directors of | Septie Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Girl's Princ*** S»t MANCHESTER —Colonial 4 bed­ room snd hall, front patio and the situation. MUST SACRIFICE 1958 Chevrolet! BUSINESS-professlonal accounts. kn 3-7516, ONE ROOM furnished apartment. rooms, l'/4 baths, modern family bedroom ranch, 1(4 baths, carport, him alone when he Is obviously In time. Excellent opportunltv and the Town of Manchester, ConneeU-1 Ltaee bistniled—CeUor Water­ Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, professional landscaping, partially attached garage. no mood for conversation. But atation wagon, 4-door, V-8. auto­ If .vour receivables need acUonv Movinjf—Trucking— working condition^-Box C, Eerald. cut. ! proofing Done. size kitchen, built-in stove., dish Dear Arthur: Where’s the hitch matic power brakes steering, ‘ phone Ml 9-5317 any hour. AAA All above mtlat have experience gas range, .bedroom aet. *11 week­ finished rec room, close to public such women arc pretty rare. In the reduced fare plans that the Storage 20 Robert W. Gordon, j A L«ey Ba*k«t! ly. Free gas. electricity. Apply 10 washer, etc, 1-csr garage. One and parochial schools, shopping, *26,900 Henry St. Custom built * *875. MI 9-4679. Reimburaement Service, *69 Main HOB NOB In either experimental work or tool Doga— Birds—Pets 41 year old. *21.900. Philbrtck Agen room split ranch, 3 bedrooms Most wives feel that if a man Is bus compsni'es are beginning to St. Bonded. MANCHESTER Package Delivery, work and must be able to work Secretary ' ; Depot Square. Apt. 4. cy; MI 9-8464. and transportation. Assumeable at home he ought to be smack In offer to older persons? CAU> OR SEE me for a good deal Board of Directors | MeKINNEY BROS. 1(4% V.A. mortgage. Purchase with double closets, 2 baths, l-lght trucking and package deliv­ r e s t a u r a n t from blueprint. Apply. FOR SALE—Dachshund puppies, THREE ROOM furnished apart­ 2 fireplaces, rec room, birch the middle of family life and that Travel Happy. on 1962 Fords. Falcons, Falrlanes, i ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made ery Refrigerators, washers and Manchester, Conn. S*wtrc^Ht Dbpesd Co. GRANDVIEW—ST.—If you want a direct from owner *19,900. Call Ml If he does try lo read or atiidy or Dear Happy; There's no hitch. slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. AKC registered. Inquire Captain Dat.ed at Moncheeter, Connecti­ ment, central. Business oeonle 6rl873 after 4 p.m. kitchen with bullt-ins. 2-csr ’Thunderblrds or clean used cars stove moving specialty. Folding I90-192 Pearl St.—MI 9-590S quality built ranch, look at this karage. work q\iletly on some project he These plans are for persons over and trucks. Walter G. Parker L.; Budget terms. Cali Mra. Roberts, chairs for rent. Ml-9-0782 Part-Time Harold B. Hodge Jr. Tel. HArl- cut this 22nd doY'Of March 1962. preferred. Call after 5. MI 9-8859. home. Three bedrooms, one with NH 9-7590. DELTA CORP. son 3-6424. shouldn't be short with his wife 50 They are generally the same P, Fitzgerald, Rockville. MI 8-2485. CASHIER and HOSTESS private bath, lovely living room COMFORTABLE COLONIAL *35,000- Rockiedge. 6. room brick and children if they keep Inter­ and are ip effect for flve months MI 9-6324. MI 9-3422. ° ! MANCHESTER Moving Md Truck­ 1249 Main St. Hartford with dining area, beautiful kitch­ ranch, large living’room with rupting him needlessly. of the year, November through HOME LANDSCASNG~Deai^, ing Company, Local and long dis­ LOVABLE SMALJ, miniature THREE ROOM furnished apart­ plants, planting. Lawn fertiliza­ Some Bookkeeping; Poodle) puppies, AKC registered, ment available April 1. MI 9-2951. en. Full basement (has another This home has 6 rooms, 1'4 fireplace, custom birch kitch­ So a little place to call his own March. NEE3D CAR? Your credit turned tance moving, packing and stor­ fireplace), oversized garage, good en, formal dining room, attach­ - a smail study, s workshop, a down? Short on down payment? tion. weed and Insect control. John age. Regular service throughout SCHOOL BUS drivers 7:30-3:45, champion blood line, paper train­ baths, 2 fireplaces, attractive rec- Usuall.v, you must travel with a E. Whltham Landscape Nursery, FURNISHED 8 room duplex, ga­ lot. Selling (or 10% below cost. restion room, built-lhs, enclosed ed breezeway and 2-csr garage. photographic darkroom, or even a friend on both portions of your Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't New England states and Florida. Call Mr. Russo 2-3:30. Call MI 3-2414. ed, MI 8-4010. T J. Oockett. Realtor. Ml'3-.1577. desp^r! See Honest Douglas. In­ MI 9-2860. Ml 3-6563. A Loss Can Be A Gain! rage. one nr two children accept­ breezeway. 2-car garage, view. desk in a corner where he can trip. Your saving l.s considerable, quire' about lowest down small­ MI 3-0723 WANTED-^Pull-tlme driver for WELCOME SPRING with a new ed. April -November, *95. Refer­ VERNON—5 room ranch, attached Landscaped acre lot. Evenings MI work without being constantly In- so you'd do well td check with the est payments anywhere. No small FURNITURE refinIshed and re­ THE AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS Cns and Pottcni Num- R. E. DIMOCK CO. wagon block and white, good con- great savlnga. Cou CT 9-287». transforted. Call MI 4-6197. dlUon. JA 8-2346. mates. Call Roger. Ml 8-0923. 1 each pattm . Prhit Name, Address OOMPUCTELT -turnisiicd 8 room JOHANNA EYANS — Ml 9-56E3 % built-ina, den, l-«ar garage, aluminum siding, city' iwith Zoos. Style No, and-Site. Band SOc fOr the New, BHg-glM lA R IA R A W O O D — Ml 9.7702 WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re- flA'YMOND’S PAINTING— Inter- JA 2-8231—9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. wtaitorised cottage, Andover Lake. $18,900-6 R(X)M Chip nearly dn- 1953 CHEVROLET 2-door, radio. pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, t im e r for ymx now—spring and Wi ABmot Ailed with lovely do. Oil heat, Bpsrteu* ground*. Ref­ Ished, aluminum aid firaploca, j j Pd k fWts r,^ ^ o ^ condition, *350. lor, exterior. irorAying. Satisfac­ water and sewer. Choice of two houses. MI 9-8926. Mgns, a needlsworic sUteh'seetlea tion gTiafanteed. free eztimatM. **An Equal Opportunity Company” S WBuner. *a Issue of our pettero erences re^iirad. |10S per month. garage, bus. Carlton' Hutchins, s is s n & s a s MI 9-4495 after 4 p.m. m^heok Basie YMriea. Bead lOc. M cK .B w ia« . S a t-5133. V I BN SATURDAY, MARCH S4, 196* S#-'. '■ ' ,■ ■' 1Ev(nins Ifrralb

^Aibout Town Heard Alone Main Street Ribicoff Lauds Educators \ . ‘V llu tina f Forest, liU l Cedar* of And on Some of MancluMter^$ SiM Streeti, Too Plans for War Musiriess Bodies Will M eet l O n em, wUl meet Monday at T;S0 at the Masonic Temide. After Navigation Fee _ onaor a fashion idiow followed standard operational pro­ we need is a diange, a lifting, of told the Manchester PTA Ooun- cedure for lost American motor-, cation has hit upon a method of whole city environment, so that come Distributors Corp. In New Flying on business trips through reducing tragic accidents by wende-; cU’s executive board h* would of­ ‘'Fashion In Bloom" March 31 from commercial' airline faculties to lets. He stopped the bus and in- preventing the board’s annual troubled adolescents need no long­ Jersey and Connecticut. ing with individuals and rivic ori fer to arrange a budget workshop 3 to 6 p.m. at the Avon Cotmtry budget requests from being re­ A veteran, 30-year Navy man, points all over the world. United gzuilsaUans in promoting s a fs t/ Chib. Refreshments will be served. quiredT of the nearest pedestrian. er feel'apart from the mainstream Aircraft’s executives and employes session so that those who plan to •The pedestrian he ^ e d was a duced, and •still not raise the mill of life.” projects. " can "sprak much more IntuUgent- Mr*. Ross Miller will be the com­ rate. amassed apprtnttmately 45,000,000 mentator. nice old gentleman. Tea, he knew ly” about the budget at the hear­ At a Joint meeting of the board passenger miles last year, up 6,- Ralph L. Stence of Dillon Sales where the flower show was being 000,000 over 1060. ings. held. He knew how to get there. of education and the town direc­ A Service at 319 Main St. wlU be Tha Keeney School PTA viill tors, m e loard of education mem­ Red Cross Drive For such trips, the corporation He presented board member* And, as a matter of fact, he'd like presented a Ford Motor Co. 300-600 with abbreviated section* of the meet Tuesday at « p.m. at the ber, recalling that the education last year paid air passenger ex­ award Monday at a banquet to be school. The program will feature to, see the show himself. budget was abqpt as big as the rest Has 70 Per Cent penses o f $2,703,657, an increase proposed $4.8 mUHon school budg­ And he did. The women Invited o f $468,145 over lOM. Other air held at the MonUcello Restaurant et, which must be adopted by the H^ghihg one quarter THE SALVATION ARMY place Immediately after the cere­ Hotel Convention and Trade Show workshop on post-graduate edu­ ounce,, wpfn on the ear and op­ ■ * PHARMACY mony. For a plane trip to Ber­ cation and soclo-imedical problems to be held April 3 and 4 at the erated vdthou: cords or wires, has muda, Mrs. Sadd wore an off-white 459 Hartford Rd,—l a 9-9946 for members of the Connecticut Stratfleld Hotel in Bridgeport. been Introduced by Acoustical In­ lANfLY OIL CO. suit, flowered hat and white orchid More than 5,000 restaurateurs, Fuel Oil—$$1 Main St. corsage. The couple will live in Academy of General Practice teractional. division of Dictograph To maintain bur continuity SUNDAY SCHOOL- motor hotel operators and inaUtu- products, Inc., Danbury. Also, If Phone MI 9-4$95 TB 6-8271 Manchester after April 1. Wednesday In New Ha^ven. tional food directors are expected Mrs. Sadd is a 1961 graduate of They are Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan. to attend the event, sponsored h; lU need a new “ Dialamatlc flow- of medical aervice we are Reacbnifi and Teaching for Christ” Dr; John V. Prignano and Dr. John thru scrubber” for cleaning such Visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week Manchester High School and is the Assoeikted Restsprants of por employed at Pratt and Whitney, C. Wright, all of Manchester; Dr. necticut and Connecticut Motor As­ areas as outdoor patios, garages Warmth Of Christian Fellowship'Awaiting Von. John F. ■Phlffer, Dr. Allyn Dam- sociation. / / and basements, Osr6w Products Open All Day »:80 AM. gg] m a i n STREET division of United Aircraft, Sou'th Windsor. beck and Dr. Marjorie Purnell, all The trade show is scheduled to ’Co., Inc. of Glen Cove, N.Y. has Mr. Sadd la a 1960 graduate of of Rockville; and Dr. David open each day at noqn and run it Essentially Us a long-handled SUNDAY Manchester High School and is Hastings and Dr. Edward Palom- through 10 p.m. brush connected to a hose but it employed at Pratt., and Whitney. ba, both o f Stafford Springs. dlviaion of United Aircraft, Bart The main purpose of the work­ ROGERS ElfCTS OFFIOEIW Hartford. shop is to allow the physicians to Directors SM officers of Rogers evaluate available port-graduate Corp., Rogera, were re-elected at CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH CHART medical education programs, and the company’s annual stockholders CALL NOW BEFORE THE SPRING RUSH! analyse certain socio-medical prob- meetlng^heid today. Conditions Ca.ses Accepted Per Cent Well lema. Stockholders also voted for a Pre-Spring S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S On Notice chulge In the pension plan for sal­ aried employes and were told that I n ti Allergies 92. 3%, 8 7 .2 % the company had agreed with the 9 STORM DOORS WE HAVE DAILY J<*n A. Manning Paper Co., Inc., Lumbago 96. 7% 8 7 .3 % on the sale to Rogers of Manning 9 STORM WINDOWS COMMERCIAL equipment In its Mount Ida mill a* DELIVERY TO THE AND / Troy, N. T- The equipment will be TV view ing Chiropractic Spinal Adjuitments used at the Rogersrs plaplant'to manu- call DILL tUNSKY INOUSnilL faeture electrical insulation. i$ easy Today..; Enable the Sick to Get Well BOLTON M l 9 - 9 0 9 5 Courtesy of Dr. C. S. Osoaki, Manchester cailropraeter PAINTINGNTING FREE EBT^IIATES * E-Z TERMS Insnraiioe Coverage For AREA Your ProtoettoB Notice $100,000 OompeBsaUoB OPEN ALL DAY LENOX $600,000 PnbUo UsbUity $25,000 Property Damage PHARMACY EstobUthed 101$ SUNDAY 299 E. CENTER ST. 46 Year* Ot Ssrvioe 8 A.M. to 8 PJK. TCL. Ml 9 ^ S WM. DICKSON SPRUCE ST. S SON M A R K ^ so’* home heating 'E l Phone Ml 9-0920 116 SPRUCE ST. Wa Give World Green Stamps Read Herald Advs. o o r w g y l You g4t premium quali^ UobUheat...... with— RT-989 8 . .------. tie •NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" moat completely effsetivs fuel rtl additi-v* in uas today. Alfd you frt premium sarvics. AUr -tomstie dsUverie* . . . a bal­ PLUMBim anced paymwit plan sad maiw AMESITE otbw sitns derigned ta males Water Heaters HEAtiNC home hestiiig rs^ir t u t . Huiiiidifiers Mobilheof VMS Dehumidifiers Tree AIR CONDITIONING $a d«in .tll.s fZjSjZgjn Air Cleaners ★ RRST IN QUUJTY Experiencs Cqrter's Tree Expert Co. Offers Heat Pnmps -■ }s Our ★ FAIREST IN FRIOE Best The Finest in Pruning, Bracing / Water Pumps Guarantee WE GIVE WILLIAMS ★ FASTEST SERVlOE and Removing Trees J GREEN STAMPS Water Coolers Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor Water Softeners OIL SERVICE, Inc. FOR FROMFT SiRVICE T EL Ml 3-7595 MORIARTY 2Sone Control THE THOMAS COLLA CO. GENERAL ELEOTBIO DEALERS Note: We Are Taking Orders Bath Rooms Ml 9.5371 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9.5371 DROTHERS Known for QoaUty Prodnots and'Servlo* Now For Tree Spraying 34I.31S C m W St. HI Broad S t, Bfanehester—n^O-4548 "NOT AFHUATtD WITH ANY OTNIR PAVING COMPANY" M l 3 .5 1 t S

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H. CuiS otflclala ■chool r PTA Manh M Ihra Itarah H U a, tha TV Week] llo hear* OBANMaiAl S*»*kMs*M*4»*M t'-'* : r ' ' " ' ' . I. I' ' I — I i— i.i li i‘ ,, II.I ii,.'. fc.ii I. .1 1 M I. it nl(ht vphbo t v i m r wmot—a l l h . ti' oiokp^ w- .liie. K. Oouh- rould of* rorkshop plan to telUgent* lar he hear* Hollywood nembere * :Jii Mixui, Mesabi Range I of the Im tv o l hudf* 1 bjr the HtXXTWOOO'^'VVhen actreaeihoUdiaye or any exeuee fbe sUyWc Xy BEHEIHE JOBMSOM. gtandne ToHt appeara in a mo* up later than ueuaL Brer since I HoKywood Oorraapoadeat In at 8 thaa picture or on a televistoit role in a Shirley Temple 1 audits- ahow. moBWOU's XeaaM Rangi| M sw ifgtr BntMTfiab A ana . Vtere I won Um prince from SKXirTWOOD (NBA) — Yrni . area com{>claina:sotn« twelve tcmtm Shirley and Mm carrisld my trsdu AeWani. a aoUiUy. down the aiele as I was merrisd ABlirii toe tt! “The Law aiid Mr. Seme fiwiti HoUinrapd the peat this boUdey thing has b e e n k ^ JtMhH,” A half hour trievirion ahesB Christ ihaa fo r a pwUci4>peai(«iioa on home. It'a^ wobderfUL I atfurring James WlUtmore as afc* at 11m ' world , premiere oC “Secret lore it** toniey Abraham Lincoln Jones, re* n w HonrwwM r. in wUch she haa tuna to home ecteend via ABO a-liatmed role, IraacltM w«mi Shr- on A p ril 1ft. eaiA red oatpeh feraatment eoUipsed ( t v Per^dalities only by tbe Hianthattan ticker tape >1 Ito retuni id proof that you can panMle lo r Astronaut John O le i^ do domethlng about trievirion pro­ rfjBhey had DM o ir*“ — — —- gramming. When trievirion “went er Lake Louise O’Brien Uiataway" to one-hour shows, the We con- •t iliopping oenterayristtliig Singer Louise O’Brien, one o f the banks, making apepelMs at schools moet frequent guest staiu on NBO* 80-nitaute' eerled aras bounced o ff teuee at TV’s “Stag Akmg with Mitch” col­ the tube. The exit waa recorded it) Ml. Mid* apd accepUng k ^ ^ the city Pratt the m aw o t e lm y oom- or musical seriea (’ThiuMtoys, 1ft March o f iftftl. ’The gponaors In* le theme munlty in tkaXesabi," the beauti-> to 11 pjn. EMT> la one performer aistad they liked the ahow and aft U thhilly M d au gb iarol tlM land oC..a thou* who can claim quite honeetly that did network offlciala, hut... to Je* her early awBences were hir H o one, not evei) WMtmore o f Kor ydUiiMat . esnnwsttH» eled to Hollywood where she made sleuths in the “Portrait of Micble” episode, the .Warner Bros, trie- (all. Mors letters poured into ABC, piest appearances on Art Ltaklet- film on the ABC-TV networic Monday. where sweat baaos for brass hats I eter’s “House Party,*l “The Bob suddenly became popular. Crosby Show.'i ”Hte .Red Skelton •Was a reprieve possible for this Show" and many other programs. Along 'With Mitch” series, Louise “Sunday Concert," a program of show which hKd something to say After an engagement at Holly­ has been invited, to return so fre­ clasaloal muric with Joseph Oal- while tackling comedy, -melo- ELECTRONICS wood’s Mocambo, she was headlin­ quently that she might well be licchio and the WNBQ NBC-Ctd- drama, force and eerknis Uiemea ing at the Casino Royal In . Wash-: conaidered a program “regular.” In cago orchestra, will be broadcari with equal vigorT LABORATORIES lagton, D. C. when aho was select addition, she appeau^ frequently on in color on NBC-’TV Sunday, With all the letters pourliig in,. ed tor “The Pat Boone Show.” “The Jack Paar .Show" as .a ring­ MaiXih 25 (4:40 to 5 p.m. BST). Whitmore and Oomberg Mnnitted Signed to do one or two nest er and, as a TV^ “ saleslady’’ for George Stone w ill be the oonunen- thamsrives a “ maybe." Tiiey were 277 BROAD appearances on NBC-TVs “Stag various commerebU products. tor. ' , offered other eubetanUal aad profitaUe projects, foit they decid­ ed to see what would happen. Two supporttaf playere on the show, Janet deGore and Conlcn SATURDAY rcfeiibfon PROGRAM Carter, also were offered rotes In other seriea. They came to Oom­ t:U Mawa ~ XI Oenu s4 the Silysr Beraaa___ U berg who told them he could gusr- i m Pete A Oladjra S ■^The Dartt Moree,'' Bette DavU Blathers Bfoaaasaa S antes nothtag. It they wanted faf The Tsifss • ■miaa DenarlCwie U hold out he and Whitmore would Uaadtoria ■■W nr 4| "Dust Be My Deetiay.’’ "No HIshway in the Sigr.’’ Gly- t^rftciste it, but it wsg their de- Onadlepla Jaakpet It ais Johns and Jarir Hawkiaa. “=*»S!5.VJ2a5rita«. Xapercaa Si Matrilurslst, belierins tbe alr- VUix Tits did 2 » ■safcBat IS ' iiaar on which he U travalins la Both decided to sit it out. For Itt BTD n*. » I Baaay A Oaril » doomed to cTMh, battiM red- Carter tt meant going to work as ft ®*«sls_. , J TiM Penp Ifaaaa I tape, buraaucratlo Interterenoe carpenter to supplement ocesaiOB- Tea JPIa TIsiS r i ‘The Case at the Melancbotr and ridicule .to save the lives of IS Pta. Braflas M Markemaa.” Maaon detende a isaagera aboard. (USD. st acting Jobs, WMe they watted WrasMIas *4 dlstrausM him band aoeuaed uf Kwreaca Welh Show t, ft, (t to see If public optaion would ssvs 1;N CsasTtiflaaal TtawsaM { kUllns hia eebemlag wUa. awl • :M Hava Gan, Wlti Travel S “ T lu L aw and-Mr. Jonee," WUt- liM AsesM. . _ ^ ' i dUeovera that more than one Hoses Kadlsh. a drunk twom ott more and Gomhetg__ worked on Piafaaalsaal BatrHas • person had reason to hate thu whUkev (or almusl a year. drUls' t:Ce A Tfciaa ThaaStv _ itoag woliiBii. (or water on his homestead aad scripts tor two motion picture JORNLIdWEY ‘-Tarsan Escapaa. Johnajr Walaa* Talaa Of WaUs Pkraa <0> It, M strikes whiskey Instead. BUilIer,, Maunm O'SuUlraa. _ "Who ' Uvas By the Qun. (•:M Oaaaauhe 8 reprive came, ABC woudl lA LEflOY NORMS MBA ItssIwtaaD . » . M Hardle Incure the wrath at a Aa attractive widow, arbose huA- %:• PlaroO Gaasa.' „ ftnanciaUy-powattul wemaa whan baad was killed la aa IndlaB return the riww to tha air on April AflOOOIAlB Bssasat ThaaSM <• he wounds her aan la a ikIrmM massacre, comee to Dodge City t m Havla ■ _ _ • afiar a ataxa robbery. to search for Ua body. SB Fage IW es) "Bseape,” Motasa Bbearar, Bab* Oidvla A a d n a Catanal A W. a Plghi at the Wsek «, 4P, « •It ’Tarlor. „ "Stater Bus’s Bwaetheart." Tba Wodd’a Welterweight Champtoa- Inmrmnem 4f ^0 Kin4» Oat anal rials to Mack Statei ship Bout, Benay "Kid" Paint, Sue’a weddtap whan be learns .• B o m b aad-board paymaaia. rsuad cooteSt. Madlaan Bquare {BaakaUiaU) plajrad at l l S laM •:W Basaa Far Om ttara A 4S, M Garden. ' S44 N. MAIM S I X E R ttuare Oaidsa, NT, Today "Stranicth Thraqsh Monay." Aa- Beaatam Bessrt PHOKB MI S-OON ChamploiislUs b u m . _ tumlng his -wife' Anna haa aarad lS:tt Mahs TharKnura 44, 4:11 AaMtMaasAS Vaok M a tidv sum,.Georse bullda up hij U :M Bslarday Nl BsysH StM TV Barn a( Ma Waak « , M oouraxe to ask the baaa far a ■alarday Ml 7fl MAIM StBBR Piafaaslaaal BoadofS TOar _ M raise. WE W STM l K ioN E Ml t*gnes '‘Houatoa Opea." .Uve fnas BaH* .|.tM Oaldan Bkawraie I BaByweeS'is riaasl toft Laaca, HoustoiL Taxaa. Two “ roaisht In Sanurkand.’’ Jamas. U :ie Ca%la Tli seml-ttaal and final matcliaa of Maaen and Jaalea Buie. Story U ‘The Red Damtaa,” Polar L a w QIMJTY SAFETY tba tourasiaisd ' playjd aaalnat the baCksround at nxd, ^Elbri Barrymare, a anuli travelinp circus, 4s ( I l l s Bat, jaariaertar 8 mMBB xx uotnr J lembHae star and tha men " .i%idrii On Aay Door," taan- Saelev Oeekple BewMae e 38 bar life. Bhrey Bogart, Joha Datak, M A T K L I S PiataSWaaal Bawlere Teerae*eM U tt Bhaw 84 I TWIN OAKS ( b Plasm a) 3%U* 5S «r -%e e a s > ' BUIy'a • ^ o Bat,” Vlacent Prioa. ■:M Airis Sm if threatened simuMaaeeuety 'with U iH Havla f 4 •:se ' the arrival la'lawn of four pretty "Heft mvam." Blaaley Baker.. ^ ELECTRIC / antectalt.ers and their maaasar. (tU ftas Praaeiaea Beat f Free! Mava R Ta Baaaaa ri tt. tt liH Maws B Wtatkw f iCIAt- A'Third Baa- ^ S- 1;84 Mawa aaS Near Teetaaiaat S tESIDafTIAL -■adio Cits OoMBp aa fipofta ANtonifttie Cook's * INDUS11IAI. r:lS Mawa O eH vftry p1JIA- Gantnla Kaaganm .. 8:18 Weather.' News aaA Bpetta 8 • Om P»jBMat riM of. judaigm. vlalon vtewera throuab tn-meteat hann Carroll. alar of ."No B:U DehMe ____ and Tocallsta Susan Johnson and Sunday, March 38 (NBC-TV Color t 4|i«ie»e Three _ „ Prerident, Kennedv also appears pianist; Jiirtie Mason, comedian, "Biff -Raff.” Pat O’Brien, At Network B:S0 BST). Bmrimental eerlea; Jame* and Me* Wall. British pantomlm-. Otabbease n mobster tries to force n produce Macandrew. boat SMond of a on the oroaram. (Reneaf).' Noted for Service cnmI IMInURty _ Jeffreys. Big Pletara U cojmpuny owner Into transporting M 3.2M3 two-pari eerie* deaUna with Hn 1st. B:A Kakla aad OHa It. t:4d Men Ot OesHay 88 drusn for Ihe ayndlra- FUm n 1:81 Cbaaael 4* Bprtlight 4* "(tambndia—The Peaceful Para­ n »IIc MaptaUon. of '^effer*' 8:88 TV Thsator . 18:88 lUmeBaaksn Mavta 7:41 Ta Tall Tha T M t dox". Special about Its leader’s tertaihers and their manafrera ar­ 4;4* Saadav OoailaM n . M "My Dark Days— AftsmaaUi” ; "Tbe Men". Marian Brando, ernoris to make It the "SMtaer* rive in town, in "The PViur (jueens” PETERMIN’S nUem. "Hannrave." (Color) Joaeoh.Sa)ltcchla and the. Part II. Baal life account of an ^resa WrirtiL American housewife who served mS£l*nSS£rks*ta It land of Asia." A look also al the on NBC-TV*8 "The TWI Man* PtomUiic Re«tlBg Oo. 5S* Ivaolara Theater- t l Orchestra.. (Chicago). "Gold Diggen -ef 1886." Dirt Sixth World Conference of Budd­ i:ia News > a* a ■ counterspy for the F.B.L Powell and AdoiMw Menjou. hist. aa well as the Fete dea Saturday, March 34 (8:30 pm. WmCmm W and was biatrumental lb break* Weather. Laeal News M Sau..^ the year's Mg water festival BST). S44 Mahi St.— Mueheater Repeat aeries of. conversations Inr up a Communist ring In the lliV %u»ri ta's^Sr' s Ifews and Weather tf, 4* event. with noted figures of our time. United Sate*. . _ U:*8 ^ -B r ie a la Srtrt M. N Amertean Odyssey It MOIton Dellsr Mari* Be* 7:8* Today—Sir <)sbert Sitwell, ■ ooet. Tbe Beal West. *8. 88 (Color) Bhoartng 18 Sacred Heart. 4* W ^ Worid *f Bpatto t. 4*. n Protect ao documentary autMi- IT DOES Make A Difference Where Tee Berel . — Tbe Texas 1. 48, 88 1:U Weatora Mss*. MttMItkto » Sports special. ' Cbampionship tlcaily portraying the American 11:18 Qsaceatratiea 5 . 8 Sparta Camera 88 11 :• News, Weather aad Bperl* 8, 1 ChriiteMier* 4* West from. 1849 to 1900. Gary „ J »w » Per a Bsag 8. 18. It Nevra - 1. 88 me liewf 88 UTB INSURANCE of N.OJI..A. Bartethall 7:M What U The WsiM 8 mwa aad Weather 81, 4* ChaRRt to 8AS Niw! Toumament Final*. Louisville. Cooper is commentator. (Repeat)., « « « 11:88 News > New* * For Uneqnaled H eattof NOW! AMO r o c R niilMer*e Sheweac* - * Ky. Baa Stop ? S 18:1* lenre «M Life | Laramie tt, 11 88 MONRT BACK.. Hand* af the Balldera . n For Adatts Oalr ' 18 PIrrt bspraastaa 89. M (Color) "The Replacement" Slim 11:18 Screea Gems Theater 8 Comfort and aeanllneas Areaad Tewe i i irtmi Doelaleas. "Venice." The Moon and You." (Color). nnd Jess join oppooing sides In n "Phfrn," Judy Holliday. Jack „ P*w » BIWe iMtttBte 4* Carson. NEW SUM LIFE PtAM S:4B Washlagtoa Oeavarsattsa Marisa Allaalo and Alberto Sordl. S AVIMGS 4 % _ Gameaflago I. 88. 88 gunfight rts Jack Pah* Bhaw (Osier) S* :1* ladariry Oa Panda M •:M Csllaao BaNI 8:88 Jack Beany Pregram , 8 U:8l Boareh A t Tssasnww 8 B u s Baany 1. 81. St :ia We Believe ( 11:17.:Newsreel 8 1. ProvIdM iMoraiiM protec* Allen Ludden. moderator. Under­ Benny files by cut-rate airline but Truth *r Oeneonaeaees 11. M "Man’s Best Friend. Canine quali- 1 1 :8C Peatare] «* _ 4* Peepla la Tbe Mewa - ■ graduate atudenta from 1Munde- finds the money he saves doesn't LOAN Mea Ulustrated by Sam the Sheep, ll:*e Ron to nge 65. Oraeen <* compensate for the trouble he en­ o c I A I I n V Dog and Bulldog Spike. The Jack Paar Bhaw (Oator) 28 Peatare Starr leln Coltege will challenge Unl- 11:8 8 Mevi* Right ^ 1 veralty of the South. counters. m vM ead 8;M Password t "Lucky Night". Myrna Loy, Heir- S. Return* *1] basic snausl pre­ POItk For Tadav Update N. M 18:88 Caadld (hunera I Oeto Allen Ludden. boat, ^lor-Jam es art Taylor. mium* if life Msured five* Ui4i Amerioaaa AtW art Nears program for Icen-agera. White Paper N*. 11 88. 88 Best ef araseb* 8 Mason and actreaa Jana ids sw* aad Weather 1 1J:M Barry BaaMMf*-I(awa Bobert Abetnethy la editor. "Arms and the State". Report on At Berne WHh KHty tt. M Mil be guest celebrllle*. to age 65. 1:1* Accaat an livli f . . : | rigaweiAt ui*TiT*Ti*|L emeat af MMItattoa t Acceai aa uviac i The CBriatorttrs U the United States defense effort „ Day la Osart 8*. M Bachetar'►r PbtiwrFather 1. lias aMaws ' 1 1 Baebfl* D «b r BewBa* 4 f:4* Meet The Pres* tt. M and its impact: on American life. 1B61 ltAD« ST^ MANCHESTER a ROUTE 81. COVENTRY liM Aa the Werid Taras 8 "A Visit to tha Btrgena". The 1:18 News 8 S. lo ovolloUe for male and 1* Pia Bawllac a - (Color) Quest: Bvlvanua Olym­ Secretary-of Defense Robert S. Gale Btotm Bkaw 8 Bergeiu and Attorney Oregg 1:11 News Testameat' ■' Good Night Kvair Xsa'a raadir 10 pia. President of. the African Re- McNamara will be Interviewed by BaoUl Nates WMh Kitty M sMteh aervanta, but It doesn't Hyma . ^ 8 female—oge 16 to SO. > Ease Kaagar .M bllc of Togo. Chet Hunll^. Secretary of jAbor 'Work out. loar Seaatar W'WaahlactaB T realteth Ceatary -S Arthur J. (loldberg. Rep. Dar'aniel 8 iiM nabto omis s a 6. VAN PeKepMaa' a K"G etth* Qraf Spee". Account of B. Brewster will also be Inter- Doble’a newest lor* band* him a Maine, a land of piitatoea, lo1>- *»-■ DEUSEM FraaUera Of PhIMi W the World War » chase by the viewed. Ills M^smaNnST BMy 8 startling ultimatum— she tella atera, baked Indian puddtnff and a District ITogram the alxUi lb a i*rieii of British Navy of the German Adventare* la Paradis* . 8, 1:88 News 8* him to change hla rldtculous flrst niFFM hiatory, ia featured in jffith a lays cost eleven daallng with the concept noeket battleship Graf Bpee. 18:88 What’s My liaeT Chaaael 4* BpetUghl 48 name or aha wHI end their ro­ Snperrisor. of Chrictlan vocation i» a panel T.T. Baar ef Star* 18 11:88 Sanday News Apeclal Don WILLIS Gorago 1:81 nuswerd • mance. "xJ!5. No. 1: American Profile,” a ducuaaion on leisure. "WalhiM . Down- Broadway” . News SfEOlALIBTB IN Th* Jaa Marray Shew tt, tt Alfred RHeheeek Preaeato 88. M fuil-hoiir NBC News apecial in col­ >64 E. Center Bapemiaa M' Claire Trevor and Phyllis Brooks New* aad Weather . WHEEL AIJflNMBNT M Pane Wr»ton Praaoato 8. 41. 18 "The Last Remain*." Newspaper or Thuraday, March 38 (7:30-8:30 Conversion Sumer ^ S;MYMlerdars Newareel t S:M Mister Bd . 8 Sunday l^ h t Bepart 16 t;M Hoaae Party I account ot a death and tbe mor- Street VIewpeiat a Breaking In new and apparently News A Weathernsaa BRAKE SERVICE Lwrita f aig tl. M ttcian'a findings do not oobicld^ p.m. E S T ). in 6A604 Film Jt unpleasant neighbors who plan to Pisybey’s Penthouse __ ^ ^ OBNEBAL AUTO REPAIR ____ . Bmaa Raya a. -aa al Naw Breed 1. 4A. « "Land of the Pharoahs". Jack move In when the Addlsonsmov* U:18 Sunday Night MevI* a ■ntrdtojl B468I—I8 MAIN NT. MANnHRRTWB 1:84 Th* MlHtoaaliw "Kdge of VIoIenee." Hash ot Slim Sherman (John Smith) ahd A U O NEW nt*6801 ______^wklna and Joan Colltna out »eate* problems for Wllbi "No Questions Asked." Barry Tsaag Dr. Malaaa simluliar shootingsahootlnn of young adol'adult n^ptaaaM p I h ^ e ■ •• and Ed. Sullivan and Arlene Dahl. ___ Qaeea Per A Day B. 41. inds the Met SquadBquai Jeae H afper (Boh Puller) fiRht, GAS SUN L ^ o r C ANAD A Wlnnln* Piaa-Jairiar Ouidlepia i. *, IL—Gef' 88 11 :U FeatuFe Film 8 . ilM ’The Verdlet I* Taara the gunman, apiXt iqi and join ciipoainK sidea in i Thia Wart la Sparta Jack and Richard Inspect the "Down Three Dark Streets." Brod­ Oar Five Dawhtors 18 . m B;ll Bed BkeHea Shawlhaw 8 FURNACES af[s I Senator Baparto U X-15 at Edward Air Force Base. erick Crawford and Buth Roman. OeBBeetteat liaadrtand 1 "Too"*06 Many Skeltons". OiMst star___ a funflght, in "The Replacement" Smday Sparta Speetacalar S Muroc. Calif., and Richard goes Movie 8 a Wba Da Trti TgariT 4*. M Marilyn Maxwell has to deaf Mth on " L a r a m i e " NBC-TV color The Au Star Indoor Polo on an Imavlnary flight In this "Abbott and Costello In Holly­ l i l t Raagat Andy Bhsw t the many Skelton characters —- aertea Tueaday, Mandi >7 (7:30- Match." pnaented live from the mai^plloled earth-epace-craft. wood". GIno Cervl. Maks Baam Far Daddy tt. 88 Clem Kadlddlehopper. Bolhrar T. Fa AITKIN CO. S- 18;M News A Weather -8 - M l 3 - 6 7 9 3 sor of Spclology, Stanford Univer­ oeed without really cheating. (Re-1 lt;5« Moment of Meditotlaa 8 sity. OLDSMOBiLE^ WEDJNESDAY nievision PROGRAM • WALLPAPERS peat). 1:N New* and New Testament 8 "TOUR OUMSMOBILB DEALER” Papaya Theater to keep him awake for the per- ■UK Tawn Crier (Color). formanoe. • SANDERS. POLISHERS I M Celleg* Of The Air First Shwe 11:1* CIrale Theater I I ■ n iB E 512 WEST CENnR STREET CoaUaeatal CtoesrMm "Lady Without A Passp ' Merchants ot Ryll." Man who STEAMERS POR RENT Tel^ision PROGRAM (Ck>lor) Hedy Lamarr, John Hodlak. tried to use a diplomat's oredea- MI 6-I6U 8:88 New Testameat Barly Maw tialaMala for,for. emuggllng actlvlUea.______\ tihaane ,4:8*1'!*# lU n Of Night . 8 triangle when young raneher’a 8:88 Agrieallare News ‘Tea For Two". Doris Day. Bob NawhsriNawhartSaew Shaw Xt, to S:N College nf Th* Air Hera’s HaSvwsad V8. .W wife thinks McCain'nan designs 1:87 News aad Weather Th* AdmlM aa I Bwabhy Bbew (Color) s. Panl’i Paint aad Cenllaentit Olaaereeas (Oetorl M •J'i! dmerieaa Nswssfaad 8. 48 on her, 8:88 Saarise Semester Naked Oily I 4*. It Royal New TeatsoieBt 8 8:18 Featar* Film f Daany Thomas Shew J ^BtlaeBtsI (Msreeas (O) Tapper "Wllhout Stick or Sword". Bur­ Snnrlse Seipestor 8 "The. Moon Is Down". Henry l:N NEW or USED Ceatlaealal Olaaereem 8:88 Sea Baal mese sailor lands In New York CentInentsI CluasrnePi (Oetorl At Danny’s request, elevator op­ . 7:1 Declston; Th* ^ITsttorttoa Oeastito I Wallaaaar Snaaiy TrevI* and Cedric Hardwicke erator Jose Jlroenes wards oR 1:8* Film aeeklng revenge for deaths of „ . _ -'x . 88. M Pepeys Theater I 8 8:88 Fritv The Oat Hla four brothers. Ice Cream Co. Coatlneatol Chwaraein 8 stage mothers trying to get audi­ Teday Bhaw 645 Main St.—Ml 6*0.106 (Color! tions . (or their rtlldren on Wil­ 88. M (Ctolor). MintoB Dollar Msyt* 8*0 7:88 mOORPORATED 1:8 DMisInn 8 , TUe* af the Wert II Fsalariag Beall Canaeetteat Highway Patrei Bhawlag It Today Show a. a First Shew It liams' special television program. State Gsdiets A 1*;M David Briaidey** Jaaraal (Oator) Masle Maltora 8 8Tlh Preclaet Xt, II T:U Canpera 1:1* Matly’a Faaday Fbaato* 31 Warren SL—M l S-8868 "Ths LIttlest Hobo." Buddy Hart '-'Step Forwhrd." In hi* desire to News 88. 81 Mas to Man 8 and Wendy Stuart. 7:M Weather 8:18 Film Tonight a feature on the easy lit* Weather a Eariy. Shaw I* earn more money, Del. Steve 7 ill Mas Tha Makar on Navle,_ a Caribbean ieland. Fereeptton 8 Carella tries out a new job— aa 1:88 News Weather eirt Bsert 0 *r SPEEDY StMctotty "Dawn To Th* Sea bi Shipe". . fa H m Pablle fatorert U !l* News, Vaather A- Sparta Raslnesa Be port ■ lionel Barrymore and RIahard chief security officer for a bank CORURN R MIDOLEEROOK. Iiie. . News, Wi Sparta Over Three Stoegea |. —during his yacatlon. ir i* CapIsiB. Kaitoasaa Bhaansa Big New* TRULY DELICIOUS WIdmart. Barfside I I. 4*. 88 INVESTMENTS 8:88 Blae Angels ranlala Kstanru* • The Admiral aad Swabby Shaw 4* . .. 5 * * f e * " C S * Friend* Hews A Weather News B Waaiber Reeky sad Bla Prleada 8 \ Tapper fit "Portrait of Nicole", Wife of HR. OEOROE P. JOHNSON JR- MMMtetr 1:18 Breakfast Tfsas Naw*. Bpatto, Weather • t15 Brrakfast rime 8 crusading politician spurns under­ Weather Barber Oemmasd News 30 Flavors t:SD Callege af the Air M l:8t Sea Haat 4# world Inheritance to keep her rRHBNDLT AI(D HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HJUIDtED 1:8* Oallega Of The Air nabbesse • 6 11:18 Featar* Film CHICKEN 8:88 Film |8 past hidden. FBm Ran Rleharda { 8:81 Ml* TheOat I ON ALL EXCHANOES LISTED AND UNLI8TiED-.M1]TDAL m M M •;** Baa W^wdii - "Conquest CH Oaohise." ■ ro w R Ir S Mlnutcf Jack LaLsaiw Show 8 1:81 Andy Griffith Shew 8 Jart La .Laaaa l; t t Mas af Destlay Jack Paar Shew In i Gallons! Boniwr Ranm 81, i8 (Chlor) Sherin Taylor and Deputy rife BIB m a i n BPREET t e l . m t-IISB Bees per Basni 1:45 Nasrs 8 . J (Color). OaptalB Kaagan* . W go to the state capital on official Grtlala Kaagarea 8:88 Chaaael 4* BpetOght Featar* 4* H w worM’o **6neot eotin’ ehlick- i Debbie Drake Shew 8 '1:8* Yegl Bear 8 7:W Sarra O’Ctort Bepart M ” .with incomparoble taate. News 88 business. Barney spots a man he ttU M M e Draha Bhmr 11:17 Newarocl, Ahaaaae I Marnlag Berta) n 8;U Bselal Security 88 believes lo be a jewel thief. 8:8* Maralag Bealal 1 Wiadsw On Mala Strecl 11:88 Fastars I* MANCHESTER "A Wonuw's Veagranoa." Ann 8 :» news A Spetto 8 18:81 Reaaesey I Msraiag M e ^ 8 Mllltoa Denar Btorls l);M Jaek Paar Shaw CALL IN («D ER Blyth. CTiarlea Boyer Egpaditisp 8* Dr. Hennesey enrolls In m speech ^ Ic h Man, Poor Oirt." Robert "Flight Angela” . Jane 8 :CoIor;t). Mernfna Kavto a Youi:g, Ruth Roaoey. Dennis Morgan. 11:8 8 Ifayle 8 Fielttrp 16 M in ^ Later 4:88 Trne Adveatara 8 class where he meets a super- Weathor, Laeal Kowa CYCLE SHOF **PfUi Americana**, Bra Arden Harbor Onmmand II salesmen with a gift of gab who • M Kakla A onto '‘Hell Raider* Of the Deep". and Hobt. Benchley. Clnbhnnse 88 gives him the contidenee h* needs Mrtl-Oaleiidhr New* aad Weather ^ Plerro (Jreesoy. Btaenora Drago, OTOLB SALES nnd SERVlOB f:8S Kakla ft ORIe It. M Bgpeditlan 48 to lueke a public speech. Ftr FABRICS, sho|i FURRIM MILLS Bay Wbaa FDm 18:58 News B. WaaSwr 8 DECI’S DRIVE-IN !•:## C a le ^ r S. M Fny Vnnr Intsrmatlaa 88 Thriller 98. 81 1*:M Hraseasakar’a Merls 7:18 Weatora Maas. nghUghto lt ; ll Hemeni el MedllaHen 8 SHY Wbaa ft M "KIM My Love.” Man kills his ftar Taut Beaah Danglaa Bdwarda, Naw* 1:1* News m Colambise—Hambcr 4M CENTER ST— 50 S*t680 1»:M ltd aartysla ct a«* Ernie Show be on Me- isiBve m Life Egpedlllea 88 I f I I I ' Important new* atorita. vlatonT Year FIral Impreealea It. It 1.:Ii Wcatora Mas*. BIghHghto 88 emcee: oanpRsts Bill (hillen. 1:18 OhsItoaa* ' I <€^or). ^ Sparta Camera 84 Henry M o c ^ . Betav Palmer. Straiahasway 4*. n A: *The ItouMRiee ' Ernie OameaflaR# t, it. U News 4f Bess Mvepdon. Celebrity guest: 88:46 Th# GaU . Climb Btaep Bios’’. 8 m U Show" iMnita M Oi^y, April 2, 11- lt : lt Searob Ter Temerraw 1:81 Cheyeaa* t. 48, n Alin Sothern. Charles Laughton aa 11:11 News Day . Ross resorts to imorthodog 11:80 A.m., ABC-TV^And will be Tratb Or Ceateaaeacea a. 4 "UnUl KInjplom Coma". Revolu- substitute panelist. method* to conrlno* Tomg movia Make A Face A 4*. to ^nlsts ana jewel thieves menace Ill** Nswj, Weather and Spert* i, 8 Boat or Oreaab alar to. quit racing cars. Men Monday Friday at U:4ft Tke QaMliling Ugkt Bronco Layne'a charges — the Blg.Rews 88 W . H. England Lumber Col AS H ot* WHh KHty that time thereafter. ^ 17 OAK ST. ItsU Newt Dl Ctounteas Ehigenla and Philip, son Nrtrn aad Weather It Day fa Oaert 8:1* Chsehmato 8 It BertsSS?i>-'* *? of Mexico's executed Emperor New* Spcrl* and WaaBier 4* "AT THE GREEN'* li88 Midday Bepbrt "Trial By Midnight". Checkmate. Irtt A s jr S World 1 Inc. la called to ih* aceno afler a «J: What ia Nick __ __ "Idiot's Delight". Nonna Shearer Maximilian. 11:18 Snshense Theater 8 Judge’s- legal reputation and> Ilfs PImr* m i 3-A247 and (Tlart QaMa Advaalar* 98 ' "The Rouse on 98nd , Street” . since his aeriee "The Rebei" Bert at Oreueh* 8 Naahaal M ftoalal Nataa WHh B ar* Ibreafaned vriim ona ai hla I f yd Nolan and Wm. Bythe. Open All Day Saturday Marray Oiaan Jhsw famous murder trials la re-anact- off the air? — D.T. or Ml 3-4444 At Heme WIrb KHty 18. 88 8:88 Nntteaal Vehrrt 88 n * Jaek Paar sbew 88 *d during a law laetore be eow- F A:-Nick ia currently makins Day In Cenrt 4* .98 "Ede's Bombehell.” The Browns (Color: Best rt Orsuib* diietR.' ’ ' ; News I t expose a shinieas fellow as a eon- llr tl Featar* 48 . i* Chttotopharii movie "The Interna” which alao I A* The Worid Twras 8 man— I d f JM Bslnu 'wGrkHty JjeyBtohaa Bhw 88. 81 11 :n Newsreel g I d t Chanaal to Naw*naw* "BurpHse, Burprtoe.” Joey an­ stara Cliff Robartaon and Sugy Gale Storm SWw • 8:88 IJha P ^ I* Bight 88. 81 11:88'tte.______iaek Pair Shaw li 88 nounces he would prefer to skip Paricar. ' Mtcial N o ^ W ^ KHty (Color) (Color) . . . a S * 5 ”‘ «>J to tg8ht, the annual "surprlae" birthday WHlAltO Haryey Ofawb Skew An Star Daekpla BawBag it wm WWW mw'wm v o u c a n f i n i s h E M i ■ ■ B:88 The Jaa^ Marray■array B Rest *1 Omurta 11:88 Morie— ,o Bight Alahl 8 ' nasaoia party hi* family plana for Mm , lunemaa 8, 8*. fit ^ r a e re d ” . Dick Powell and each year. Q: Wlio will reptaca Robert Hop- lATTERlES This h Tha Aaswai "The Jesdoua Man.’’ Lucas Me- dsao Wynsaa Fl Tto OU 88 MULLIN'S Al name WBh KHty OIn'.'anwItilnily Involved In tove 8'e***- 8:M Haw* Rsport ton of "Wa*on Train” wheii ha I New* Irtt News 18 HIGH SCHOOL 8 d * Bens* Party ’The OoB Meta". When layeatraant leaves tbe aeriea at the end o f the FOE rO U E SALES and SERVICES .Passwavd alicMera b ^ T.C, lo hot diw MGGOB? wm- RJR O L O B A T n S E '"9- y*n Mnirray Bhsw (Oator) ■ a t HOME m SPARE TIME rendor's aaTtnaa, the alley pals ...... •,-88. A: JProbably' ScoU Miller cur­ W N V f V i — oe Wyman. FiuBsali A 48. r«B BMMt In 11 ar Bver wad have left' BthatL -O/rm fa r rently seen on the show. StU Nawa ' 8L H%h Sefcael >iiRlBM*6ay. Telia p m haw. ItM Hausa Pdiiy FOR expertmotor tu m e - ups I S'd» $ m I W C W ’a Maeto M 88. M m LarrtU Taasg m All*. Jhay*. Q; What abow wih rtplace the ~ * R6RI9» oRd F I O il Savea Kaya 81 HEYBR'R DYNAVlBION 8 TSTEM , ' 1 WaMm wE* 'ME Dinah Shore Show and Talepbona Wyatt Rant n 1SR iTI-RAT" IfETnOD FOR AMIMTOAH RQjaQMA Pop*- 6 C y Hour oumnUy s*an on Eridm at Tr x r c d Vaaaa Dr. MatoM ' 4 m ^ ^ ^ tb ^ ‘rtai«S^caM*lAr • CemalRi* n*en Far A Day A JPEREEOT JOB! m WI BBil'BBt ; 68*6 RE, IMB M *6:Taee ^ T a r k K N.^Vx Seheel Baafclat. 8:86 pjn.r rjiaard tkay wiU act hedRcta he Vardlel to Vaasa to be acheduled at that time aaxt sea­ M l^ 2 •2 • 9Oar Flvw Duaghtorn ■ Na • B 8 B aw Beeeeeeieeep CaaaerMrni Bandstoad son .— A.T. 6.6. MULLINS HL. Prap. Wha Da Yaa Trwrtt LITTLE jbE'S TEXACO BwaiR******* .eeeeeweBeRWB A : A ccmadly sarleB tElled "V ive 1SS CB#nR ST. 4(tt ■anger And* Bhsw . ' W. MIDDU A« m . Wt-ttSl •••"SS7Si5S*1Fwm .ta to bJ Judspa M cK ay ' to BChadtilad over m T*ilaB6 TpkA.—MI 6*6614 Make Ksslw Fbr Baddy B(ftAGe,a « a w Be • ' a eqmedHrt j i tee shy to >• fue- '-■y 'Wbea be Is swaka. Bob acts NBC-TV for that tima spot iMMt vHp M imditirt fw hbH. UOB A a VOL. LXXXI, t Succee P A G E P O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 19«2

I Coming Shows Television PROaiRAM |tV Noleb^ ______*, 4a, u Dotoettv* Stev*- CtoelU (Roiiert i Tewa .'OriiJf'. "The HiUdeie SW. " The entire By; DICK KLUBEB Oh* Flea DaasMaaa . family becomes addicted to tart Bewspiiper EntoiTKbw Agtau Laiuia|:), fed up with hand-to- SSSK.’*-' j OaasaeMoBi BaaSaUai 3 racUi*. younger set’s- latest »•". modth ' Hying ^ « poUeeman'a la The Pablie lataraat women—one who loses her baiw* tdeviskm Th® geaenH <•«*- Fonyird” ^iaode' on NBC-TV* «:M ; Nl*ht the other who doesn’t want to ing Is that a. aeries ta OK If ,•» (c(Color) a o r) keep her*. . „ “87th Frecinct" Monday, March 26 Ceellaealel ■<***•* eiM AbIi* l Newaatas* i i The Beal,McCoys t, 4*. W actor U Juirt out for Uion^, but STORKS ( (8 to 10 p.m. K 8T>. I t l ) laloal T » Aft' 4:U Neve *:44 T*B It. T* araach* . » for anyone with artisHc Integrity-— named presid Toemr-atow - S;*t 1^ > ThaaUr * Comedy-human Interest .»bow , BselNL.Os (bates* ' "Tartan Th* raarleaa,"' Ouatar Jtsrrin* Groucho Marx and fe^ f’my dear, T wouldn’t bS caught Dr. Albert N nia ISTBC Opera Company** Crabbe, Jarqueliae Wdla. dead in one/’ highly acclaimed production of I ibSTVo Ess 1 turin* Jack -yrheeler and Patty vice presiden jfoj^y*,Tbaatar Hannon. • ™ Anne Jhekaon offer* a refoeah- MtoMMiri'* opera "Oavallerla, _ Irat Sbaw . Ita Throe Baa* I, 44, 81 ing chan^ from that pliony ptiil- made by Johr Rusticana" w ill be r«»eated In col* *Tbe Rebel Sat,” Gra** Palmer. "Casaooya Trouble. State pnan- man o f the ur AAtalral A Swabhy Shaw M laes to have man-to-man talk boophy. or On ITBC-TV Sunday, March 85 wUh the older man daUn* bla sec­ truateei. (8:30^:40 pjn. BST). VirginU KaBa'aSii (MM* S "I'm throwing my dice on retary's 18-yesrold dsuchter. table,” say* M i** Jackgon. "1 Just Babbldge w( CkHMland a iiig* Santuaaa;-. David (i4 f Ratty Sbaw M TV Bear of Slara « ,1* duties In th e . 1 w n v aw "nicht To, Mam,’ ’ Camarm ’.’Blind Trap—Waraaw," BeUe made a pilot film With Whiter Foltrl la Turrlddu, Oheeter Ludgin i*ste«. sbM* - HUcnell, MaiKuerHe Chapmaa. dent o f the ah ia Atfto, Jan McArt i* LoU and JnSi La (ssi'e Darvi, Keith Andes.. Matthau of .1 serlea based oa 8. JT. S:W it* Haat 4* WrasWa* n Perelm an '* himk, 'A c re * 1 ana gensen annoum A nna O am evale 1* Mam a Lucia. fiM Bis* *1 DIamsaSs J| tirem ent last O H w .coadoetor ia Peter Herman' 4iH PMla The CtU • . .S* ^ Pain*.” It'U be setm on the GE A dlar. HISbway Pataal 4* “ Them New Nelsbbors la Nips. Theater probaMy gome Hine in Bom in We* f i4* jj^BaUebarry Haaad J Teen-aser Belabor (alia in \lote 1925, Babbldge MorMs* ’_____ with Mn. Baxter. ' May, and X mire hope it sC4*. . Homer- Ede (Tim Graham) and "dtste’a Anomer," Joha asrrr- t:U AaierleaB Nawareal M RchoolB in N ev more, Jill EMmood •its Waw^r, Newa aa* Byatet S Wauwife Aggie, (Nora Marlowe) I KsUS a owe % 8 irie the Goaalp Oolunmiat.'’ henrt, N . Y „ i la The Pabite Sarvic* 1* Her cdumn In the sphool paper from Yale Uni are'near separation over her *hift' ftMieDeteaSer 4* laeenae* (ownapeople. laaa "nephew Morton (Charlea Bay yaw i . *:*» PUl snaera The America IS:W NesMSSSher** fb v ie - a Rayal CaBaShM " 14:44 The Great Cballea** . f Briggay, but the Browns expose ^fjrjuned,-’ Olena ' ’U.S. A U.S.S.R.—Coexbtenc* or tlon, of wWch : him a* a con- -man, in "Dde’a . Osbbaaae I i CoRtalon?** . Four guests, to ta la an asfloeiat j^^yomnesea, toeaiaaBarealth *4 ttaHaa* U selected, will discuss the basic 1,000 coUegea i Bombsheli'* on NBC-TVs "Na- 4i4* t U » at DeWay M nature ot the conflict between tienal- Velvet" Monday, March M the Ifhited States and the Soviet 145 national o (8 p^m. B8T). 1*:H s iW .^ S a e l 44 ByttWSht ** *' **' 8 Uhion. field of lUgher u.-et The Prfee I* bl|H3 *• ItW BearxIadM { Bla* Alasg With Mitch tO> it. M (Oelert’ BeeaTB* Beyart .1 Oiiashi: Sanna Task. Leslla Ug- Prior to his Georg* (^Andrew Duggan) is con- Th* tense . . .Aee.. n MUKaa Dallar M «*i« IS gatills____and and JUl JUl Coray ipbi Mitta bldge spent fit viatod his wife (Peggy McOay) r esliesn stits • .. M "Th* Rl*bt To U ro," Oeotve inneh(tneh and the Sing Along Gang I » s » r 8e» A 8e*a • :a 4*. M partment of Hi ha* a' fortune socked away, in the Newe ' ■ S Brent, 'P e n r -Wood. tnin songs- about loothatlluuum.i neroes.iKiium., Welfare (HEV Woalhor mad Now* it stage'deer Johnnies, soldiers and ia! **Room For One More’’ .e^iude on l«Ve el Ulr ^ I Motrt and Weathar W ssllom and Army Camp enter- aa special asi Saturday, March 34 pver- ABCrliV,. (swv4Mm M. *t Maw* and Waafharataa 4* 'tataiers. (Repeat). commissioner OBoararad B| The IIsUacksMes 8, 44, 8S "Strength Thtnugh Money,’* seana 7>U New*, WeaUwr S "The Maggie Storm Story.” Ness sistant to the lf:M I Weatom Maa*. HI*UI*M* » uncovers sucUon room (or ’’hot" director of thi Tnrth er Ceseenstsees Byact* Camera ' W Lopaka (Rcbcrt Oonrad) face* Make A Fey merchandise. Uon. U ;tt OaMla* " Cmidilf lUyait 4* MBIUa DafUr llayU U death a * Jungle w ild boar ' hunt 7;M OaatmJa Bar* Sbaw I See 7:00 In 1959, the become* murder plot. In’^'^ene of l * : n Meete^Dsy I (I.B. N*. 1: AaUrieaa PralUe 1:M (toiarl M 11:44 New*,. Weather A Spalls her of (fomme the O im e", the ‘‘Hawaiian .Eye’* .i'Gieeclia News. Mesiher bldge as one AtIt BerneB e«y WIUi New* apeclal. about hlatorib 11.8. episode for’ Wednesday, M ar^ 38 Highway No'. 1 which atretche* _„ -Jews n standing Your over ABC-TV. tay, le Oeart Mews sad Wesibar 8* SS*'(iUay Beyee f 3.M3 mile* from Fort Kent. Me., Nears. Bpatls. Weather 48 Anae Jaclowai tlon." Two : i As'TiW'Werie Tats# ^ toKey'Weat, Fla. Van Heflin nai- News Fbud 88 Oal« suns' Shew.' C/ratea. Program will examine Uw 11:18 .Barepe’a Flaest Movie* 8 ceived the He Roisooe (Louis Quinn) (all* in ----yaat and—•* the ----- peoplewiio lire "My idea i*. to become a name. Welfare Depai lo^e, Koofcie (Edward Byrnes) Oeolal KeusI WmK Kitty "Sand. Love and Salt,” Marcello don|^^l«hw*y No. 1. Masttulsnnl, Isabelle Corey, H ie best w ay 'to Irntxane a name ed Service Me wrecks truck and .Jeff (Roger Jack Pear Skew tCaler’ it ia with a televiaiori aerie*. Onoe Smith) saves both in “ Violence for A* Bohaolt Hatah WM* 11:X8 Festare 4* 44 He played a Adylyealarei ■ at - OmI*- - aad I’m a name I can get bettor of the Nations Your Furs" Friday, March 80, on Martlet 44, U 11:17 Almanac 8 New*-.' - . ' 11:14 Jack Paar Shaw tt Broadway part*. You aee, the A ct. "77 Sunset Strip” over ABC-‘TV, CheaBci « SsetHsM "The Client'* .]>a;istiter." When (&Ior) way the Broadway theater 1* to­ Paetwetd Rich breakn a date with at- l l : n M*yle 4 BabMdge ti The Ja* Manay Shew tracUye *lr1 ia order to eaeort "Thirty Seconds Oyer Tokyo. day, there’* iy> continuity. You years in Yali TIUm of Britain’s foremost tele­ Jaa* Wyenaa Praatst* - ellest'a dauahter 61 Dave'a Isw Spencer Tracy, Phyllis Thaxter. can get good re-viewa and be *om «- American Stui vision oomedians Eric Sykss, New* ottlce, he find* hinnelf b 11:8* News, Weather Momest )x>dy to r tw o or three yetUM, but Tony/Hancock and Benny Hill- Hasae Party ^ embarraseln* situation. MedMstiea rector of the Yasac •:4t Fraatfer CInm* I 1;** News then somebody else come* along' aids for the ir Will perform in "Kings of Comedy" saeaa' Kay* ' "NaOml CJiampacne." Ben Tra- 1:M News and then you have to scrounge, for H e was CO iirec-Tv’s' “Intematlonal ■ ■ Show- S:W ■yrstt Ksr* vla risks his life defendM* tbs 1:1* New’ Testnmesl, o**e parts—unless .you have a big Yasa* Or, Malta* honor of s dsnce-hall *trt. Bysu. the Program Ume" Friday, March 30 (7:30-8:30 name. at Yale Unlvei p.nv. E 8 T ). "Around Broadw«y, there Jiut dents. are too many aijtors looking for BabMdge U . Ed "Archie'' Gardner stars as the same part*. Naturally, tha Finamdal Ald- Marvin Foley, who pays (Or a FRIDAY Television PROGRAM producer give* the big part* to the lages and Unit friend’s expensive funeral, and biggeet name he can get. Tepper 81 «>ace pilot crash lands on a that with R. John Fiedler as.mortician Amos 8:8* Town Crie* 8:11 Sw Baal Planet------millions _of ____ mites from ''Bhren then, o f ooucse , thaV* Duff hi "The Last Remains,'*^ a *:88 (wUege *• Ih* Air 8:N Film Casllsc ■ Earth, he ignores the warning of no guaronteea of 8u A Hie FrieaA* Target: The Conraptors 8. 48, 81 they gat craok* at Mg parts. 8:ig Agrlcallare Near* Nawe the mortician's findings do not t-M Saarise Bameater "A Man’* Castle." Marlon’s ’ Mia* Jackson, wtw is Mrs. BU coincide. The dramh will be broad­ 8:18 FamUy Market target ia a "slumlord who per­ WaUac)i off statge, is one of those CaatlaaaUI Claaaraam (0 ) ttiSS Weather News A Saecle petuates sub-standard tenements cast pn NBC-TVs "Alfred Hitch­ CoaUacBlal Claaaraam la The Pablie latereal lucky -«rla who can play anything. Arm y H 7:8* Deelslaa .for .....high - profits------.without proper cock Presents" Tuesday, March „ Today Show maintenance, She started doing oomsdyj At m m MUIles Dallar Mavl* Saa 7:1 time, A e even worked up an ae* 37 (8:80 p.m. E8T). Vadargradahle Bcaaareh Barber Cemmaad 18 A8 taewilaes* 7:18 Jewish News A Views Clabhoare Major news event of the which inehided Impresaibna o f Son- Westher 8:1* Mea al DesUay 7:M This Is UCeaa wllii Italter CronUte and other Ja Henie, Shiriey Temple and PaUUcal n New* Correspondents reporting. Oiarles Laughton. Currently, she’s Mill Bsslsess aeparl t:U New* 1 ,____ _ Chet Bantley Beparilag a. 7:88 Tkres Blaeges 8:88 Chaskcl 4* SpeUight ' i* U:44 New*. W t^fer sad Sport* appearing off-Broadwmy in the auo- t;M Csptsla Ksimi 7:8* Death Valley Oaye 8 News, Onnris, Westher oessful serious work, "Brecht Oft aocky ssd His Pifaade Bveslag Bepatt, New* WesiharS Big News 8:18 ttreskfatl Time MHIIaa Dellsr M*y|* II Nawa and Weathar Brecht," with Vlveoa Lindfors. 8:M Cellege a) the 'Air The television series, Aould it 8:8* Hap Mchard* "Room In the House", PstrkA News, Sports, Weather 4*t O f] Barr, Marjorie Rhodes. News gs sell, -would return her to comedy. leek La Lana Weather, Lscal New* IS 11:18 Featare Film s Romper Beam New* and Wralher M. M "Queen Bee". Joan Crawford and The Wallaidui have thiee (dill* z \ l ^nlaia Kaagara* 7:11 Weelers Mass. Blghtlghla It Barry Sullivan. ' dren. The oldest is Peter, who is 8:18 Debbie Drake Skew i^rla-Gamrrs 1* Jack Paar Shaw (O) 98 11. And Amne (who once wanted B U E N C ^ ELECTRONICS 1:M Mernisg derhU Nows M 11:98 Award Theater 4* Heraisg Merle T:M BawhMe 8 11:97 Almsrao g to be a writer) thlnlca that Peter (AP)—Presid ’’Panama Hattie". Red "A Woman’s Place." Tb6 drovers has inherited that bent and Ann Solhern. 11:M Jack Paar Skew 99 won S' repri< iABORATORIES come to the aid of s woman doc­ 11:19 Critics Shawesse 1 "He -wrote a short story,” sIm 8:88 Kakis A Olll* tor, accused of mslprsctlce In "The Rains Come” . Tyrone today to <»n I8;4* I’alrndar the death of the.wUe of the town’s Power. Myms Loy. says, "which started out like this: Bay Itaea mayor. 19:8* News sad Weather 1 'My name 4* Peter Wallach, I am ing to stay b 277 BROAD II :N Hememaker’s Mavl* Istersalleasl SbewUme U 19:88 MomrnI *1 MedUaliaa S a serf.’ I was proud of his humility ’"WIvea Under Suspicion." War­ Don Amrche host. Tonight— a 1 :** News 9* Ohiefa made i ren Williams. Gall Patrick, program by ’’Great English until I read a Mt further end cUs-* of ArgenUm ruy Year Haack n. m 1:9* New Testamaal. Oasd NIgM Comedians." Hyma g covered that he (pii( Mf* IA * Ths Third Mas 1 Nick Cain (seriM sUur Mark apptu’ently t< Year Ftral Imprsialaa Shaanan It It al( sounds like a good eoenario CMMNifteG# 8 The Haltawar* 4* gl Riclunan) tackles an international for .a televlsiim show. ooup by adm ItiM Search Far Tsmacraw "Elinor’* Best Friend." Wealthy narcotic* rinf which seek* new generals rep< Tralh Or Caaaaaaeacea globe trotting college chum ytslta sm u gglin g channels, in the Frondlzl Make A Face 8. Elinor, • • l*tM The noldlae UcM ■:N Baste 1 ’’C!aln'* Hundred" eposide, “SAv- James Stewart and MaristW MaJ. Gen. U :a New* Day Bepaat ’.‘Even Stopea Have Eyes." Bisk age in Darknea*,’’ with gueat stars Dietrich star in "No Highway la champion of 1:88 Bail Bellcr Is blinded In construction acci­ the Sky," the March 24 program Baal of Oraaeb* dent and enters the apeclal world Harold J. Stone and Telly Savala- ment and th At Kaam WHb KMp of- ' jlhe...... sightleaa asa* Todrjd . ____ ■has .to .. sand special gueet etar Barbara the Movies" (3-11 p.m. EST). The ruler after ti Day la Oaoit Btsod by and wslen his friend's Eden Tueedayt March 37 (NBC- film, originally released in IWU, Jiian Peron, 1;M Nawa despair, panic and rebellion, t:M Ae the Warid Tara* rem gl^led by hla nttraeUoa to TVv 10-11 p-m. E3ST). also features Glynis Johns and of much of PETS! Gal* Blarm Sbaw Jack Hawkins. It ia based dn the mand in stal * P U P P IE S Social N*4e* WUh BNIy Bsbert 'fiyU r’s DeteeUrr* 99, I The U.8. defeiue effort* a com novel by NevH Shute. Harrey Ole, . Part One "Three Blind Mice. a fte r the nat * B o u m “Beet lOfOraach* I Capt. Holbrook’s attempts to plex, pennangnt, multi-bUlion dol­ Ffondlai to r * TROPfOAL FISH FaMh Far Tadta smash a mllHoa dollar number* lar dperation, and it* Impact on Music from Broadway and Hof- Aramburu, I:M Al■ Home“ WUh~UhKW L___ racket are truairsted by Inter­ lywood, from the (XMicert stage, 1:18 Chaaael 48 Sp*4H*M ference from the wife of n racket American life will b* the suMect that overthr u n t E A M c Ki n n e y 1:48 Paseward boas and a shrewd syndteate of ’’NBC White Paper No. 11- folklore and the tasUet, w&l oomr pleaded for tr Jam Marny Show lawyer. Arm* and the St^e" Sunday, prise "Gala Performaaoe" on Um 18 WOODBRIDGE ST. „ taa* Wysaaa Shaw. The FliaWaaaa; t, 4*. S9 a peace after S:lt New* March 38 on the NBC-TV Net­ “Bell Teieplmie Hour" ootor lion Argentli MA^NOHESTEK > "The Rock Vegas Story". Fred, broadcast on NBC-TV FrilMF. an t-M Kb t:l* Haaac tarty Wilma and the Rubbles travel to work (iO-11 p.m. E 8 T ). Sion broadcai LareWaI Vaaa* the tamed deSert spot where Fred Man* 30 (9:30 to 10:30 p.m. danger” and Berra Hay* envisions Mg •ambling' winning*. BST). SMrley Jones is the w m - t : * i Th* MUliaaaira ScleBc* FfVliaa tamter I I Agent Jim Hanke (Dale Rob­ lo sL " v i s n Veha* Or Me. •:•• 17 SahsH Stria I. 4*. ft ertson) wound* young Jeff Callan teas and a singing star. Aramburu diMea Far A I "Vlolenco For Your tar#.’’ (Bart Patton) after. a stage rob­ without takl GLADYS CLOSE 8:1* Th* Vaveirt U .Toara___ ICooUe becomes truck driver and ^ Aa search and resKue officen bf Oar ilva -.Baaghtari Roaeoe as chef as they InvesU- bery,- and incur* the wrath of the and promised A M D ' OaaaceHeal Utartaa tate. a band 6f fur hijacker*. - boy’a mother, Emily (Judith Eve-' the U.S. O o ^ Guard, young Rloli- report tonigh Roar Ot Slara . M lyn). In “Who Live* by the Gun" ard Thomas and co-star Jack Lm- *:**2«gar_AtaP "Ellie Jack Kelty and Nana oouHe take part In two simukUed. I>eace-makin{ ROLAND IEAUCNESNE DwMy Leslie ^ ’ on NBC-TV’» ” Ta(M 6f Well* Phr- . Amei •:M Father Ot the Bride 3 rescues on "1, 3, S-Go!" Snndag, Frondlzl, 9 gd" (»lor broadcaat Saturday, iievqr quit h 4:1* Mere' At first. Stanley ddesn’t Think It’s M arch 24 (7:30 to S.’S# p.m. B S T ). March 25 (NBC-TV Netwocki 6:3# AT _ wise for the cnUdrvn to buy a p.m. B B T). V cised that th 4:1* AwmricaBIwmricaB Navraalaae. . A ;4* hpuae—then he nearly talnla 'srhea t:ltr TM ara Film Elite tella Aim Is going to Richard Carlaon^A T. -Steven*, g e t rid- o f tfai The Perot fiAMEO BEAUTY "Daycyayey CrodCiwdialt. Ihdiaa .Spau|. 4m*e a bare. David Kent and MtMcia Breslin JSoston iMliUfdan George MontaMnery,'■ ■ Ellen Drew victories drot i! Pape ye '(healer ~ __ _Performance.'’ •tar in “ KUi My Love," story of Hinrahan (guest star Lee ^CTacyx . U r . BTUBIO . . . FInl Shaw 11 Stoniar_ ItGiuretfi O’Hara. Shtr- a husband who commit* murder to fOTt 8coms, then fears, the pto* .. ner, appeal) Mow Giving T*p VnhM Htompt "BoiMha In J>ird tt the Jimsle", lev Jones, Steve tawrelice. plan- metion of'an Indian- msdhdne'-nHm • backgrounds Johnny SheMelA Waga* Morris 1st tAria Hollander and danCera extriimte himself from a roman­ ^ Ml 9-2742 Bariy SbaW M Tlolelle Vefdy aad Edward VU- tic triangle, on "Thriller" Monday, M "The George B. Hanrahan "Rldiac BhoHag". Baa4Mpl MUl Shirley Jowas is Story" on NBO-TVa “WagMi m Mata SL, Maachester flCsU. - !•>•• tariHshi ** (NBC-TV, 10-U pjiL Wsdaswtay, H a re It 33 Tba Adariral aod Bwa^t Shaw "Th*— ...... Utile Peopto.** ARar B r o w ^ ^ (7:30-8:30 pjR. BBT). Carpet]

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(ClM$lfled Adverttelnr on F»ge 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LXXXI, NO. 148 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1962 Succeeds Dr. Jorgensen State New8i7?MsA: Bids Dr. Babbidge Roundup To Break French Grab 2 Boys in Dinghy Deadlock Missing in Sound By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Heads UConn GENEVA (A P)—U.S. Sec FAIRFIELD (AP) — A retary of State Dean Rusl( of Secret dinriiy in which two boys conferred today with Soviet STORKS (A P)—Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr. today was drifted . into Long Island ^Foreign Minister Andrei A named president of the University of Connecticut, to succeed Sound yesterday was found Gromyko in another attempt Dr. Albert N. Jorgensen. The appointment of Dr. Babbidge, capsized at Middleground to keep the East-West dis­ vice president of the American Council on Education, was Light today. There waa no agreement on Berlin from Europeans made by John J. Budds. chair-*’ sign of the boys. deepening. man of the unlveralty'a board of Middleground light ia in ’Their conference, In the privacy trusteei. of the Soviet village, look place Babbidge will aMume hla new the middle of the Sound oppo­ on the eve of Rusk’s scheduled re­ Whipped in duties In the fall aa ninth presi­ site Stratford. turn to Washington. dent of the state university. Jor­ The missing boys, now pre It occurred In an atmoephere of gensen announced his Intended re­ Burned drowned, are Arthur deadlock. The only known new Oran Battle tirement last October. proposal before them was Gromy­ Bom In West Newton, Mass., In Bradtmuller of Fairfield and ko’s plan for a vague internation­ i ? 1925, Babbidge went to p u b l i c his cousin, James Paul of al watch on the land, air and - , PARIS (A P)— Paris news­ schools In New Haven and Am­ Monroe, both 14. water corrldorti linking Isolated papers reported today that herst, N. Y „ and was graduated West Berlin with West Germany, Marshal Alphonse Join has from Tale University. FAIRFIELD (AP) — The 110 miles away. I ^ i In Its present form that pro­ been ordered to stay in his The American Council on Educa­ Coast Guard today resumed a ' tion, of which he Is vice president, posal is completely unacceptable apartment, not to receive any is an association of more than search for two boys missing to Rusk. visitors and refrain from 1,000 colleges and universities and on Long Island Sound in an 8 ’The Russian plan presupposes rnnkinn any public statement. 145 national organisations In the that American, British and foot dinghy. French garrisons will have to The order was reported ‘to field of higher education. Arthur BradtmuUer, 1.10 Ridge- have followed publication of a Prior to his council post, Bab- Icy Ave., Fairfield, and hla cousin, leave Berlin. It gives day-to-day bldge ep«nt five years In the De­ James iPaul, Blueberry Lane, control over the access routes to letter which Juin purportedly partment of Health, Education and Monroe, both 14, were carried out the East Germans, wtih an In­ sent to former Gen. Raoul Sa,- ternational body acting only in an Welfare (HEW), He saw service Into open water yesterday when Ian, a leader of the Secret the dinghy was caught by the advisory capacity. And It would as special assistant to the U.S. crowd the Western powers Into Army Organization. In it he commissioner of education, as­ winds and tides. the position of recognizing the sistant to the HEW secretary and The Coast Giw.rd used a heli­ was reported to have referred DR. BABBIIMJE copter and cutter In a six-hour Communist Bast German regime. to the secret army as a “ gen­ director of the division of educa- Yet seen from another angle, tlon, _ search but failed to find any trace erous movement.” ' of the'boys. The search was ended the Gromyko proposal at iM t In 1960, the U.S. Junior Cham­ gave the two ministera a new ber of Commerce selected Bsh- at sunset. point of departure in their con­ ■ By RODNEY ANOOVB bldge as one of the "Ten Out­ ’The boys were paddling Inr the boat in front of a beach cottage versations after more than two ORAN, Algeria (AP)—Ez- standing Young Men In the Na­ weeks of disagreement, not only Geii. Edmund Jouhaud, one of tion." Two years later he re­ owned by Arthur’s father, Dartd Bradtmuller. when It was awept on Berlin but on the questions of ceived the Health, Education and general disarmament and su.spen- the most wanted leaders of ^ Welfare Department’s distinguish­ out into the aound. the European Secret Army, The father called police when he Sion of nuclear weapons tests. ’The 17-nation disarmament con­ ed Service Medal. loot sight of the boat. was captured and sped to a He played a part In the passage ference, meanwhile, was called French prison today. The se­ of the National Defense Education Police described both boys as off for the day because of the strong swimmers. cret army then rallied French Act. • , death of a U.N. official, prevent Babbidge taught for several ing Rusk from making a final settlers in Algiers for a defi­ years In Yale’s Department of Took Cobra Poison personal appeal for agreement cm ant march that was drowned American Studies, and became dl' limited amvs control. French President Charles de Gaulle clenches hit flat aa he records hla speechipe In Blysee Palace In WA’TERBURY (AP) — Charles campaign on the April 8 referendum oii the cease-fire in blood. rector of the division of ftnandal E. Blsnohard, 42, of Prospect, Rusk had planned a final speech Paris today to be delivered tonight launoiUng cam For about an hour, fighting aUhi for the university. v^o, police said, took a dose of on disarmament before leaving In Algeria. (AP Photofax via radio from Paris.) ranged In downtown Alg(lsr4 be­ Ha was co-founder In 1948 of cobra poison Saturday remains In for WaZhkigton Tuesday. But the fore the European crowds were the Program of American Studies fair condition today at Waterbury session jBfiiljLilrith the announce­ dispersed. A govemmint spokes­ at Yale University for foreign stu­ hospital. ment qflBaito-Sunday of T. G. Also Sleep Pills, Morphine Kennedy Asks man aald 15 were killed and 130 dents. Blanchard’s wife, Blaine, a can­ M a n w i^ | ii»\ l0 ;^ Indiari diplo­ woimded. MelUng away Ihto aide Babbidge is author of "Student cer victim, .is on the danger list. mat and U.N. representeBttt-at streets, the crowds shouted "Mur­ Financial Aid—a Manual for Ool- Tlie cobra venom was used as a nuclear test ban talks. $600 Million in derers!" at French soldiers. Isvca- and Unlversltlee,” and co-au­ pain, kilter by Mrs. Blanchard be­ Before the session adjourned, The French News Agency, quot­ thor with R. M. Roeenswelg of fore she was hospitaliead. Ru^k praised Marayanan aa "an New Drug Offsets ing private sources, gave the -..In order to savo Blanchard, an Intemaittonal civil servant of the death toll as 31. DR.< fsia r^ highest dsdtostion, a man of great Works Projects (Oonttnned on Page Five) antidote had to be rushed from A former chief of staff of the the Bronx 25oo In New York City— character, a man of great talent.’’ U.S. cmoials said Rusk would WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- French air force, Jouhaud and his a dlstandbof nesriy M miles. entire staff were captured Sun­ .Ms disarament speech Alcohol Overdoses ftent Kfhnsdy asked Congress to­ day In a..lP-bonr battle between Army Wants Own Terms Tussday day for a $600-mllllon program to 4 S * i o 4 8 Chief among these hi Rusk's the secret army and French HARTFORD (A P )-.-’rhe Stale start public worlts projects at forces In this second largest city By FRANK CAREY '*>dogs. It has been given the code of Algeria. Motor Vehicle Department's dally (Continued on Pngs Eleven) name ’’AHR-61t." once In areas suffering from sub­ WASHINGTON (AP)—A drug to stantial unemployment. The secret army trleolitical iiiatlers. . Former II.S. Sen. Thewloro pered and small, says the former books. These officials say the being switched from m onthly existence would l>e suppUtnmted magazines to 10 Issues.a year. tlonat Catholic Church of Our WASHINGTON (XP)—.The .Su­ Tlie Supieine Court's vole was ; I-'ran^dk tirecii suffered a frac­ vice president “didit’t speak for average doctor now earns about Savior, top floors of two ai>art preme Court deeldeoat BiM govanuhont-aponiored com . lowing hla arrival by plans managing editor, replaces Fuoss. headwinda over Weatent Europe will nak Suffolk County graad T h e complaint in Tennessee was delayed Ito arrival 4|I mlantas. pulaoiy medical eara fdan. 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