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• ..I . I' P4CS EIGHTEEN jPHIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. l^CT “I iKan^lrpat^r Evening V^raUi Average Daily Net Prera Ron • : . : ’7 Far tha Waak E eM — ------■ ‘M Febnm fy 8. IM S The Weather Kehler Circle, South Methodist Foreeaat of D. a. WwatWr : Church, will sponsor a food sale at ■ • t ' Ailout Town House and Hale’s department store LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY. WINF, MONDAY thm FRIDAY. 1:10 P.M.e^TURDAY AT11:10 A.M. tomorrow at 9:30 am . 13,543 ^ Chmd#, eoia tonlgM, m m ' Our- T h « ZipMT p u b wUi hold a act-, Announce Engagements raftha Audit ri I- 'V;l Zj \« I i ' i ■/ . I * . II' V ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJ.D, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, FTSBRUARY 10, 1962 MANCHESTER fiVENING HERALD. MANCteXER. TONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1962 P A G E TWO PAGE THREE Hebron Mason Gives BOYSCOUT Ribicoff Plans ■ .Sj; ■ Solo Recital Soles and Sews To Race, Party Sheinwold on Bridge GrandList Boy Scout Troop 47, sponsored U p ^ 5 , 5 6 9 Bndtord M uon, tenor, will B dt fiMiier «aent s eoio recital at South by the Metliodiat Men of South Chiefs Report SHUTOUT BID S•tlibdiat Church Tuesday at 7:43 Methodist Church, held a Court SHOULD WABN YOU Hebron’s net grand Hat has pjn. in the second in a senes of of Honor recently at the church. (OonMmiM tr»m Page dM) ^ Alfred Sheinwold soared to 14.452,183, an increase of miMtcal programs Ufls month. An Eagle Scout- badge w u Unlete eomttthlng goes wrong $186,569 over the previous valua awarded to Edw*ard M. .Oiehl, as ?S q W761 Maaoif is known to Manchester Although*it has been an open with the deal, a player gets ex O A ? tion. Adjustment may change the sistant scoutmaster of the troop. actly 13 cards. If he gets a large music devotees u tenor soloist in secret for some time that Con _____ ♦ A J figures somewhat, but not ma the 1959 performance of "The' <^er badges, earned during number of one suit, he must get kast summer camp, were awarded aa necticut Democratic leaders expect wnrr terially, when the tax review board Mtaalah.’’ His program will range fewer cards of the other silts. The A t A K io»y finishes its work. SIxty-two from German Lieder to splr- follows: ClUrenshlp In the Home, Ribicoff to seek the Democratic idea is simplt. but It is often over 0 1 2 9 A J9 S James Newton. Richard Brandar, nomination, Ribicoff himself hSs buildings are listed, also 64 looked in’, the heat of combat $K qJ743 01092 lota and 178 more motor vebl61e8. Jair.e.s lingham. Larry Adams,' admitted only that he is. available West opened the king of dia A 10 95 4 A 72 Dwight Phelps, Donald KelSey, SOUTH Back in 1037, 25 years a ^ He- for a draft-—and then only if monds and dummy’s see won. bron’r. grand Hat Is quoted In the Kenneth Richard.s. Robert Pres- ITesident Kennedy can spare him. Since South had to lose a dia A A I G 4 2 tice, John Atkinson, Joseph Loney, C 4 state register and’mantiai as 1947,- h ■< However, he has on several oc mond and a heart .the contract 214. Population was/men given as Robert Post. William Palmer, casions stated that he might be depended on how he played the 0 8 5 Bruce Burke. Richard Larson and AXQB63 879. The tax rirfe (hold your DOBIN'S able to do more to advance the trumps. breath) was 19.1ntlls. Those good David McQuade; Citizenship in the programs of his department as a ' ‘The ‘‘standard’’ play ’’’In the E«t laMh WsM N hA Community. Edward Diehl, Pals Pass 3 0 5 9 old days! senator than as head of the de trump si^t Is to lead low from the H am Convalescent Guest Speaker Also, pioneering. James Ling- partment. He put it this way duminy and finesse the Jack. In Past 3 A T m 4 A ham, Donald Kelsey, David John AUFMt Robert/Griffin, son of Mr. and Robert' BL Kmnedy, assistant DEPT. STORE yesterday: this case. East would eventually Mrs. ly^ng .Griffin of North Wlnd- son, Larry Adams; camping, ft;' ■' "Maybe It is more important to get two trump tricks and the con O p e n in g l e a d 0 K professor of physical edijcation Stephen Chapin; reading, Bruce i t , hanj/undefwent an open heart sur- have a voice in Congress and to tract would be defeated. il operation three weeks ago at and aupenlaor of intrunural Burke. Robert Prpstice. Robert have a vote and help put the Bobby Nail, one of the Houston trick. Now it was easy to limit Smith. Da\-id McQuode. David the trump loss to one trick. •ace Hospital, New Haven, and is sports at the University of Con programs across.” experts who is scheduled to play recovering at his home. He Is the WOW! YOU’VE NEVER SEEN A SAU LIKE THIS Johnson and Richard Larson; for North America in the world Dnily Question necticut, will discuss "Fitness, As . Kowalski said last night that if 11-year old grandson of Mr. and set or Liability?" at a meeting of electricity, Robert Smith. Ribicoff wants the nomination he championships this week, found a A.S dealer, you hold; Spades— Mrs. W. Sherwood Griffin of He BEFORE! ALMOST EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS Also, home repairs, Robert Mel- should say so. ’ better way to play the trumps. He Q 5 3; Hearts—K Q 10 7 6 3; DU- bron. the Verplanck FTA ‘Tuesday at lo sjid Donald Kelsey; flremanshlp, nionds—A 6; Clubs—A J. W^at do "The Democratic nomination for remembered that West’s bidding Hearing Bet ^ 7:1K p.m. In the Verplanck School O N ^LE . . . AND AT SUCH FANTASTIC SAV Robert Mello, Larri' Manney and senator,” he-aaid, "is a matter showed a large humber of dia- you "say? A public hearing will be held by auditorium. Stephen Chapin; scholarship. Bruce worth fighting for, not a prize to moiuls and that West was there An.swer: Bid oije heart. Even the Zoning Board of Appeals on ‘The program will also include Burlte and f lig h t Phelps; ftahihg, be pressed inSistSntly on a shy, fore quite likely to be short In though you have 16 points and Feb. n In the Town Hall at 8 p.m. an explansition of the physical INGS! THIS JS THE GREATEST ONE CENT SALE Fred Tedford, and coin collecting. unwilling cavalier.” spades. strength in all four suits yoi)^id William Stlehl Sr. of Rocky Hill education program at Verplanck Bruce Burke. Rlbictrff was in New Haven to Leads Queen the 6-card major suit rathpr than Rd-, asks permission to locate a School, with a demonstration In EVER! DONT MISS OUT ON THESE WONDERFUL A Tenderfoot Inve.stiture took lecture at the Yale School of Nail led the queen of spades 1 NT. trailer on his place. Zoning agent which four children from each Bradford Mason place w1Ui scouts lighting candles, Medicine. from dummy at the second trick. For Sheinwold’s 36-pa^e booklet, Karl Links denied a former ap grade will participate. VALUES . , . HURRY! REMEMBER—irS FIRST each representing a scout law. East covered with the king, and "A Pocket Guide to .Bridge,” send plication by Stiehl. Kennedy recently returned to He told hla audience his depart 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester Ituals and selections from Broad- Tenderfoot scouts participating ment will soon present proposals declarer won with the ace. Democrats to Meet UConn after serving for a year COME-FIRST SERVED ON THESE TERRIFIC ITEMS! way musicals. were Robert Jones. Duane Jones, Nall next led a club to dummy’s Evening Herald, Box 3318. Grand with the State Department in Afri about the extent to which the fed O ntral SU.. ,N. Y. 17, N. Y. A meeting of the Democratic The Soibiat was a member of James Bruneau. Richard Manney, eral government should support a ace and returned a low trump. Town Committee. Howard E. Por ca teaching physical education and the original Broadway. cast of Alan Mello. Edward Goes and East casually played the seven of (Copyright, 1982,, General Features athletics. He worked under the "massive attack on mental ill- Corp.) ter, chairmisn, will be held in the ‘The King and I,” in the role of Thomas Optpelt.. n eu .” spades, and Nail covered with the Town Hall on Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. Americsn' specialist's program in Lun Tah. He was the winner of A troop charter was presented to eight. Caucus dates Md other matters Ethiopia, South Africa, Tangan the Metropolitan Opera auditions William Rood. Men’s Club repre Scout Gets Ner Tomid Award This deep finesse could lose noth will be considered. yika. Republic of the Congo and sentative, by Wallace Geiger, Moeamblque. of the Air in IdSS. Mason sang Neil Kovensky is all smiles as Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple Beth ing. If West were able to win the for two seasons with NBC-TV’a council representative Rood in Old Homes Theme trick, the trumps would break 3-2, Kennedy received his B.S. de Sholom presents him the Ner Tmnid awrard. The medal is in Manchester Evening Herald He gree in physical education at “Musical Comedy Time," and also turn presented the charter to Paul recognition of studies and service in the Temple Religious School. slides she had taken of more than and South’s Jack would eventually bron correspondent, Miss Susan B. ^ DOUBLE DOBIN’S ’ on the Bell Telephone Radio Flnkbein. ------20 old homes In South Windsor draw the last trump. As U hap UConn where he was a physical Kovensky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kovensky of 54 Con Of DAR Meeting Pendleton, telephOhe ACademy education instructor and supervisor Hour. Robert Von Deck is scoutma-s- way Rd., and is a member of Troop 91. (Herald photo by Ofiara). and antique furnishings. The slides pened, the trumps broke 4-1, and Continnons Today from 10 ajn. 8-S454. ter; Robert Post, Edward Diehl Included clapboard saltbox homes, declarer’s deep finesse, won the of intramural sports from 1050 to DIVIDEND DOLLARS Mason starred as Billy Bigelow jf. More than 30 members of Or- WALT DISNEVS in "Carousel”’ and as Curly, in and Ambrose Diehl, assistant brick and frame Georgian colon 1900. He received his master’s scoutmasters, and Frank Schetben- ibrd Pariah and Irlartha Utkin degree In education from Spring- "Oklahoma" at the Oval-in-thv- Wolcott chapters of the DAR were ials, gambrel-roof Dutch colonials, Bolton Grove in Farmington. He has giv pflug and John Malorca Sr., sen Bolton TPC Invites Mahoney federal period and a Gothic 8t a t TMfaay" field College, Springfield, Mass. ALL DAY MONDAY ior scout advisors. shown color slides of "Old Homes house. Tuts. heior Paradise” “BABES IN He is also the author of articles en concert performances with the of South Windsor” last night. The on fltnees PA08 rOUR MANCHESTER EVEN^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962 ... X. \- MANCHESTER ^VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, '19612 V, PAG E FIVE JlimrIfEBtFr fercamant atandliiB than anybody'a mara word. •Wonden of the lJmve¥»e But —“ T Connecticut U .S ., Reds^ Co] Hollowei^ Coin -Some Prohlems Remain Soettittg IpraUk This U not foinr to eoma about threuch inalatinr on abaolutaa, any Yankee t i r c h e s Second Rocket Series mora than any ethar law upon Led to Arrest which wa depend for the conduct of By A. H. O. < ^*Tro3r5rtSTlSBB5flBSr^ Powers, Abel Swap „ R . ______T rade PabUibar* clvtliaation carriea any absolute ■ iu fta B H a u Aflewe St. and Thampaen SB. sentlng Beuador and Japan aa our Of I^viet Spy Rev. iaceph Farrell, Paetor gueata. Eases Landing Shock >Miad>d October 1, M81 STiarantea of'lta^own efficacy and Wa hops wa m vsr, nsvcr have ■ I t l MMa Bt- (Oontinued from Page o b o )' can. student held, by East German Rev. Franela T. Butler, Aeeiitant enforcement. Wb shall never be to try to maintain Ilfs and hop# in atiUioriUea since August 1961, (Coattnned from Page One) kMI Br*ry KrtnlnK Exc«Dt S p.m., Public Bibla dlaeouraa; OeaterIter Ceegiegalleeitf Omreli mid-course correction in the «arth b an atmoaphere as deliberately and By OR. L M. UBVIIT, gaunt Abel were escorted almiilo also has been turned -over to Cuts World Tension • 4 BotMayi. SBtarcd «t tM really certain of anything, let O bajiaf tha T«vo Ora«t Com- at 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and United Ohnreh M OInlet to moon trt^eetory, a means for Ue* at Hancheateri Conn., w coldly cruel as that of political . » DUMtto Uneously onto Glienicker Bridge, American authorities in Berlin. deliberated three hours and SS Itoll mtter. alone, something like peace or sur a a n ia m H B For life . 11:80 ajn. 11 Oenter S t altitude control and, finally, a Isit- connecting Pqtsdani with Wannaee Washington. Rev. CIttferdJ). Slmpaoa, MMater Ute Fete Fiaaetarlum "The President lias commuted minutes. vival. We have to set up what safe .. 4:16 pgn., WlMchtower maga- Of Ota FraakUa Ustitate eral motion so the main debooot an- In the U.S. sector of Berlin. the sentence of Rudolf Abel who (Oontliraed froia Poga Ooa) ' tnaSORl^ON RATES aim atudy article: "Coumga to Rev '«n rence J. Vtlieeat Abel, married and the father of PAjraNa in Adranct guards we can conceive and detise, We grew up in a farmyard S t daniee* "MJC. Church With tb4 trtmtndoua amphaaia ginea when jettisoned will land at Abel had been taken by plane has been, serving a SO-year sen where slaughter wsa almost a Conquer -rReligioue Oppoaition.'' Macr. Joha F. Hannon, Paator Aaeoclate Miniater least 200 feet from the pSyload. on a problem which tbe Kenlicdy Carrtar Hall and go (head with them, prepared od gstting to tha moon we if * in- from the federal- penitentiary at tence in a federal prison following a married daughter, slipped into Bt Vtar ...... U6.60 (33.00 weekly necessity. Ws have wit —Joeh. 1:7. ■ev. Jamea T. O’Cennell dined to diaeount the problem of Dr Duke Indicated that the small Atlanta to New York early his convlcUpn in 1967 on espionage administration considers of ex MoatU ...... 7.7S 11.00 for human test and struggle all. the 8,* 8:15 and 11 a,m.. Church Serv- this country Illegally from Canada Montha (.90 (t(0 nessed, from a safe distance but . Sarvlce Centara hava been re> Rev. Joaeph H. McCann a manned landing on the moon. er engine insures a greater degree Wednesday. Then on Ihursday he charges. Mr. Abel hab been de treme Importance and from which jic H«atli ...... 1.(0 i.n way, and quite aware that, even if from excellent perspective. the iuranged for this wetic. Rev. John D. Kagan vrices. Guest preacher: Dr. B. Ken of instrumentation and guidance in 1948. For the nex't nine years U.S. Interest in increasing Soviet neth Anthony, United Church of Dr. WUUam M. Duke, of Space was flown from McGuire Air Force port^ . and liiks been released in vaakly .(0 .(( wa did ever attain a millenlum kind of jungle tactic that goes on FV m y at Uie Kingdom H ell: Technology Laboratoriee, recently sensor reliabtUty, because there Base at Ft. Dlx, N. J. to Temple- Berlin he posed' as a nondescript Brook contact ia derived. This is the in the facultv of an Ivy League 7:30 p.m., Theocratic M M atry Maanaa at 5. 6. 7, 8, », 10:15 and Christ. Sermon: "The Wonderful MEMBER o r which could be written down Into pinpointed the hasarda in thia and ,.w1U be less vibration and much hof Airdrome in Berlin, where he "Mr. Powers will soon be en lyn artist, eventually’fJipening a problem of the Soviet-(7hineae po university. We have passed our 11:30 a.m. Cliance." litical conflict that has split the ^ THE A8SQCUTED PRESS School. 8:15, .11 a.m., Church Bdiool, diacuated aoma o f the approaches slighter fiame effects. Also, ne arrived Friday afternoon. He spent route to the United SUtes He will studio across the street from the Tha Aaaoetatad Preat la czclualaalT laws, tha moment of attainment time with the rough and tumble of 8:15 a.m., Service Meeting, to be used in overcoming theee excess cratering will occur, thus his time in a West,'Berlin cell. courtroom where he went on trial Communist bloc. antltlaa to tli« uae of rapublicatlon ot nursery- through junior high. have an opportunity to meet pri would also be the moment o f in big city wsrid politics, and we have 'nneme: "Get a Firm Hold on the S t Bartholoniew'a Church problems. insuring that tha payload will land The walk to freedom on .the vately with his family and will be Oct. 3, 1967. He lived quietly and Because of this tension between .all aawa dlmlehea credited to II or spent most of our adult life chron- Buckley Schotd Auditorium 7 pjn.. Adult School of Religious S t ollierwHe credited In tnis paper cipient rebellion. Bveblaeting U fe for which You EMuoatlon. Leaders, the Rev. Jo- He established the ground rules upright. . " Bridge for Powers ended weeks of interviewed by appropriate United discreetly and even turned out a the world’s two great Red powers d alao the local newa pupllabed here. lclit\g the vendettas and revenges were Called." Followed by a talk Rev. Philip Haeaey, Paator by saying: Design ol^tives dic Sovlet-U.S. negotiations. few mediocre oil paintings. some experts here believe Russia All rlgbta of republlcatlon of apeclal s^>h Zetzo, the Rev. Richard Hess- . A series of> sensors will be in States government officials. of politics on the state level. But by the circuit euperviaor. tate that we should land the maxi Edwin Guthman. a Justice De During the entire time, how may be impelled to mbVe oiway diapatebea herein are alao reaarved. Ma ler, Dr. Kenneth Anthtmy. Re corporated In the vernier state, “ Efforts to obtain Mr. Powers’ these, even at their worst, always I at 8, 8:15 and 10:30 a,m. mum payload 'with highest relia •niese will measure altitude and partment spokesman, said J a m e srelease___ _ have been___ under way wfor . ever, it was Abel’s job to ferret from more aggressive Internation Wanted: A Referendum have something gooid nstured about freshments wrill be served in Wood (till aarrlee client of N. E. A. 8< Second Congrogattonnl Ohuteh ruff Hall after the meetings.’ bility al the lowest cost and, in velocity. In turn, this can vary tha B. Donovan, a New York lawyer,!some time. In recent efforts the out national defense data for the al policies and toward an increas lee. Inc. them. It is not very often that one 885 N. Main S t x St, Bridget's R. C, Church played a key role in the swap. Kremlin. His studio was equipped ing nationalistic concept of its own Publlahan Repreaeniatlrea: __ Some weeks ago, when various addition, there should be growth throttling rate of the vernier en-^ Unlted States government has had finds anybody pressing In for the Rev. FeUx M. Davla, Minister Rev. John L. Oeinney, Paator . potential in what is landed. Since Guthman said it began late in with short wave receivers capa Interest. £illua Matheara Special Apency — New spokesmen for the Kennedy ad kill, especially the wanton kill. Rev. Stanley E. Hnstillo j^ e e so that tha descent rate can the cooperation and assistance of TorlL Chicaito. Detroit and Boaton. Mra. Richard H. Plnney, judgments are involved, unfortu be controlled. By use of a doppler 1960 when Abel’s wife in East Mr. James B. Donovan, a New ble of picking up radio messages So far as U.S. interest in bring MEMBER ADDfr'------bureauEC' o r ministration were proclaiming that There are rough tactics, and some A soodate. Minister Rev. Dannie B. Huseey nately there can be no unique Germany sent a letter to Dono from Moscow. It also was geared ing Powers home is concerned, CntCm-ATIONB mean minds, but the. essential proc Area Churches radar the closing velocity can be York attorney.” medical care for the aged had be solution, and what ia finally at van, who had been Abel’s defense This was the second release of to turn to sabotage In the event speculation on the possibility 6f ess remains xirvilized. Masses at 7. 8 ^ , 10 and 11, measured to about 10 feat per sec of war, The Rerald PiiaUns Company, Inc., come the great grass roots politl 10 a.m.. Morning Worahlp and tempted may represent a series ond and the radar altimeter ban attorney, asking if he could get Soviet-held U.S- officers since a deal Involving the U2 pilot and assumes no (laanelal ^ rasponsIhUlly for Until—and we know this only by Church School. Nuriery for chll- of compromises. determine the altitude of the pay- clemency for her husband. President Kennedy took office Abel microfilmed data he ob the famous Col. Abel goes back typoarapUcal errors appearing In ad- cal issue of the day, we were so watching, somewhat tearfully, the Emanuel Lutheran Church St. Bernard’s Chnrch tained and hid it In hoilowed-out TerAemeata and oOier reading matter 'dren during aervice. Boy Scout 27 St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville While there will probably be two load to within lO'or 15 feet. After talks with the Justice De At bis first presidential news jPto ,*-^e final months of the bold as to question that assump fates of our own-time Connecticut Rm . C. Henry AadeirMn, Paator partment he suggested, she ad objects. f^'ight D. Elsenhower admlnistra- in The Manchester Evening Herald Sunday. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Rev. Patrick J. Mahoneyi. Paator general tjrpes of vehicles landed Landing the Payload conference in January 1961, Ken tion. We doubted that many people friends—on* gets up to Washington. LoMoyne C. Boleraan, Intern on the moon, one a manned vehi dress her appeal directly to Presi A newspaper delivery boy was Uon M d the weeks Immediately Davis, "Acquainted With Christ.” For a payload like the Surveyor nedy announced the release of two Display advertiaing closing hours; Then the steel becomes cold and re 11:15 a.m.. Church School, cle which must descend without dent Kennedy after he took of paid with one o f Abel's hoHowed- (DakiUc photo) following Powers’ capture and Por Monday—1 p.te. Friday. were really exercised over the Is * and 10:30 a.m., Divine Worahlp Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. the vernier phase begins operation imprisoned RB47 crewmen, Capt. conviction. lentless and wanton and It flickers Grades 7 through 12. undue speeds and decelemtlOns. fice. John R. McKone of Topeka, Kan. out, mlcrOfllm-crammed coins For l^ tsd v ^ l p.m. Monday.. sue. And later on, when national in and out always to kill, never and Church School. Sermon by Paa at an altitude of about 5 miles with while collecting from his custom ^W sdnaalay—1 p;m. Tuesday. 7 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi and Pil* Dr. Duke Indicated that the ve About a month or six weeks and Ckipt. Freeman B. Olmstead Engaged His return. In other words, has For Thursdair—1 p.m. Wednesday. pronouncements from the Blue just In pleasant plky. Why, we tor Anderson. "Growing In Chris Sacred Heart Ohnreh hicle must land with a minimum an initial vertical descent velocity ago, when it looked like there ers. The coin was dropped. It fell beerf a matter of Interest to both For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. wouldn't do to our worat enemy grim Fellowihlp. tian Oiaracter." A male chorus Rt. 30, Vernon of about 600 feet per second. Since of Elmira, N.Y. apart and when the youth saw the The engagement of Miss Diane For Satorday—1 p.m. Friday. Croes and th nation's hospitals of shock and the decelerations were grounds for conferences, V. Soarrozro of New. Britain to administrations in Washington what people In Waahington will do, will sing "Sanfctus" by Schubert. Rev. Ralph KeUyi^Pastor this is a low thrust descent, the de The fliers had been held captive contents he took It to police. ever since his spy plane went ClasaUlsd deadltae; lOtSO a.m each and from CMS and the American Zion Evangelical Lutheran should be under the ten ’’g’a’’ used Donovan wms authorized by the by the Russians for almost seven J. Friink Baiardi of Manchester day of puhIlealloB axcenl Saturday— without a quiver of heaitatlon be Scout Sunday will be observed. to escape from the earth. Theee celeration will range from one to government to make the trip to The clue apparently waa too down over central Russia on May * a m. Medical Association increased Church , months after their reconnaissance h«a been annoimced by her par forehand Or remorse afterward, to 8:30 p.m., Pre-Confirmation Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. two conditions spell out a speed four "g’s." To bring th# payload East Berlin '‘and explore the sit altm to be followed through. Abel 1, 1960. ' ^ prospects for fuller insurance cov a best friend, (Mlaoouri Synod) ^ a g u e will meet in the League dowrn will require about 100 sec plane was shot down over Arctic continued to-'operate until early ents. Mr. .and Mrs. James J. Scar- Saturday, February 10 Cooper and Hl|^ Sts. Room. of 25 feet per second as a safe uation.” He arrived there about waters July 1, 1960. rozzo. New Britain. Obviously,, military and Intelll- erage of Americans under volun For sample we have before us a St. MauriM dinrch - ’touriidowm" speed. onds. two weeks ago. May of 1957, when he was turned gepce officers are eager to learn Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor W jd n ^ a y , 7:15 p.m., Bible Government sources put togeth In by a fellow spy. Her fiance Is the son of Joseph tary, cooperative plans, we clipping from the revered New Bolton There are two methods by which .The tracking data and mid- When negotiations neared the er a description of the mid-bridge in detail what went wrong with York Times, issue of last Monday, Study Hour in the Chapel led by The other Russian agent, Lt. Baiardi, 26 Norman St., Manches No Absolute Security 9 a.m., Sunday School. Free bus Pastor Anderson. Rev. Bernard L. MeOurk, Paator this touchdowm speed could be ob course guidance permlU control point of success,,,, the President trade of Powers for Abel and the ter. the flight, one of a kind which had thought that would subtract some weekly column titled "Random tained. The first ia to use the ling the impact point within 10 Col. Relno Hayhanen, testified at been going on for four years. transportation. signed a commutation order for background that led up to it Miss Scarrozzo is employed by Ih.^tha joint United States-Brit- thing from whatever urgency there NotCg In Washington" and accom Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 main debooster engine to fire for miles. Further t a k i n g in orbit Abel, drafted-so that the commu Abel’s trial that he had stolen The Soviets are understood to 9:30 a.m., Adult Bible study. Gospel Hall Powers and Abel were escorted mone,v intended for expenses of The New Britain Herald. Mr. Ish atatement inviting Russia to might be behind the Kennedy ad panied, this time, by the greatest a.m. the groes removal of the approach ciui make this come 'within 2 miles tation became effective the mo simultaneously onto Gllenlcker have shown during the prisoner- uplift look and statesmanlike mask 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text: 415 Center St. the spy ring and had on occasion Baiardi is employed by United ministration program. Luke 2 : 22-32. 'Theme: "Now Is velocity. After a period at free of the deeired impact point three ment the swap actually took Bridge, connecting Potsdam with trade negotiations that they badly one more effort to negotiate a ever achieved in John Balley'a pho- fall, to permit measurements for hours before touchdowm is initiat place. disobeyed orders from Abel and Aircraft Oorp. wanted Abel back, the Time, for Christians. Too.” 10:30 a.m.’, Breaking of Bread. St. Francis of Assisi Chnrch Wannsee in the U.S. sector of An August wedding Is planned. treaty banning nuclear testing, it Now, It develops, a lot of people togenlc career. The headline for the the removal of the remaining ve ed. Once within tills two-mile For Powers It was his first Berlin. even direct orders from Moscow. Kennedy admtniatraUon offi Nursery in the parish house dur 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. South' Windsor Project Delayed, but Not by Storm Ordered back to Russia In the Is established, for the record, that are saying we were wrong. The column reads "Bailey Expected to locity, there is a second firing, range, then visual approach and breath of free air since his high- There was no word on just how cials, noting that he had been in Switch Hats,” a sub headline savs ing this service. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Rev. Jamee F. Glynn, Paator It takes more than a little bitty snow to let down the (155,000 storm drain Inst^ltatlon In W. Middle ■pTjng of 1957i. Hayhanen stopped we are willing to sign such a treaty pollsters are reporting that medi Tuesday,'8 p.m.. Prayer meeting. Rev. Raymond R. Yaekanskae which reduces the velocity to the recognition of the lunar surface is altltude reconnaissance plane Powers had been transported from Jail here for several years, con that "Word la that Democratic 11 a.m., Oottesdienst, mit Important. And if the aim ia to Tpke. It takes a breakdown in the gears of the power shovel, according to Q^ester Langtry, depu off at Parts and gave himself up sidered his further imprisonment Abendmahl. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible atudy. touchdown speed indicated above. crashed on Soviet soil. Russia or when he arrived in East even While we proejed, on the cal care for the aged is a real live head win resign to help elect Ribl- From the standpointa of simplicity rendezvous with a supply payload ty director of public works. The A. Dzen Co. power shovel gears will bo Med in about two weeks to the U.S. Embassy there. Skating Report useless in terms of U.S. national 7 p.m., Young People’s Society Masses at 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and 11:30 The U2 pilot pleaded guilty to Germany. actual poHcy level, toward the ex issue which does concern a good eoff to Senate" and the five para a.m. and ease of control, this method is which has already descended, a ra espionage charges and after a he said. Even with this delay, however, the storm drain from Hilliard Pond to Armory S t will Abel picked up on June 21, Interest. graph story that follows repeats meeting. St. Mary’s Episoopal Church Abel had been taken by plane be ready for use in March. A section being installed by the Jarvis Construction Co. is progress pected moment when President many Amc-icans. Columnist Jo considered unsatisfactory. dio beacon on the surface can he trial in Moscow was sentenced to from the federal penitentiary in 1857, In a Marthattan hotel. He When Ills plane went down the all this, along with a denial from Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.. Adult In- Church and Park Sta. used to Improve the accuracy of ing rapidly, he said. Bids will be in-vited next week on a related atqtTn drain Installation for Con- Kennedy orders a resumption of seph Alsop reports that it has ad fonnation hour. The Rev. George F. Nostnuid, Also It is desirable to use a low- 10 years — three In prison and Atlanta to New York early was held hi a McAllen, Tex., alien world wms just two weeks .away Bailey himself. "I'm In this to the St. George's E pli^pal bhnrah thrust engine firing for a consider touchdown. seven in a prison colony. gress St. (Herald photo by Pinto). detention center, ostensibly as an American nuclear testing In the vanced to the status of a real 7:30 p.m., Sunday School Staff Rector Rt. 44A, Bolton Wednesday. He was held over from an East-West summit con end." he is quoted, "But." the able time to permit a cloeed loop When the payload has l;ouched The U2 incident broke just prior Illegal alien awaiting deportation. ference in Paris and entertained atmoaphere. and'parent-teschers meeting. The Rev. John D. Hughes, Rev. Edward W. Joluison, Vicar night at Federal Detention Head "pork chop issue'' which offers po news storv then ends. ’ "sources control during the final critical doivn 6n the lunar surface, Dr. to a Big Four summit meeting in quarters. Then, on Aug. 7. Abel waa In unjustifiably hlg^ hopes that Ih ls the fomial statement puts litical r e ^ rd s to the I>emocrats close to tha Admlnlstrstion ssy Senior Aesletant portion of the descent. Thus, the Paris in May of 1960. Soviet Pre 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Duke concluded, we are not out of Around midday on Thursday the dicted on the espionage charge, something might be done, there there Is a good chance a new South Methodist Church The Rev. William F. Gender O l. second touchdown meUioil involves mier Khrushchev, ranting at what Open Forum Club Members Will Consider He was tried on three oOunte— in the record. Meanwhile, however, If they continue to exploit it and 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer and the woods yet. First we will as Soviet spy waa taken to Me about ending the Berlin crlati. Democratic national chairman will Rev. Lawrence F. Almond Junior Aeslstant using a separate small thrust en sume the payload will land on a he. called an audacious act, used conspiracy to transmit military On May 17 the summit confer the more .informal statement of political ptmishment for the Re take over before summer." / Rev. fe rcy M- Spurrier Church School. Guire Air Force Base at Ft. Dlx, g a tin g at Center Springs Pond gine called a vernier. slope not greater than IS degrees, the episode to short-circuit the N.J. He took off from there at May Run Himself da-ta to the Soviet Union, con and Charter Oak Park la allowed ence at Paris broke down. Khrush the Preeident, at his Wednesday publicans If they continue to op Ministers 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Young People’s Fellow The result of this analysis indi conference. Do our good readers here 4n ship. which is an average for the side 5:20 p.m. EST on an Air Force To the EXiitor, Purchase Proposal Thursday spiracy to obtain soich data, and until 10 p.m. chev denounced U.S. spy plane op press eonfennee, on this same eub- pose It. ' Connecticut have any difficulty 8 a.m.. Family Service. Morning cates that the main debooster The 'White House said efforts to 'Diesday, 8 p.m., Adult Confir of lunar craters. Even then it Is C118. -Although I ■was never much ot failure to register as a foreign Sunday and Monday, the hours erations and called Eisenhower a Ject o f nuclear testing, raised some knowing what is so cruel about 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor Prayer with sermon by the Rev. should eliminate most of the down possible for the vehicle to tumble obtain Powers’ freedom “ have After a atop in Wiesbaden, Abel a success in journalism one rule agent. "fishy" friend. And one report from Washing ship. Sermon by The Rev. Mr. mation Classes. The general membership ot the*p The land, 148 acres, is part of will be 10 a.m, until 10 p.m. At queetlon whether anybody could this? If so, let's merely ask this Mr. Noslrand. Junior Choir. Nur ward velocity by firing at an al unless it has a low center of grav been under way for some time.” and his escort landed at Temple- I did learn was to stick to the It waa the first oount-transmit- Charter Oak, no skating Is allowed Today there ore few hopea o( any ton says that a Republican Con question. Whom will Ballev hold Almond entitled, "A More Excel sery and kindergarten in the chil Thursday, 8 p.m.. Adult Discus titude of from 50 to iOO miles, ter Abel was sent to federal prison Manchester Country Oub will meet the 999-acre tract bought by the new design a nuclear test ban sion Group. ity and a wide spread between the hof Airdrome in Berlin at 3:26 truth and not even by "tricky" Thursday to consider a plan pre ttog — that bore the maximum from noon to 1:30. radical change in Soviet oggreMlve gressman who broke with his responsible for this? Whom will he lent Way.” dren’s chapel. Classes follow. minating a few miles above the three landing legs. after his conviction of espionage town in 1995 from the Cheney p.m, Friday, Berlin time. compoeltion deviate from that sented by the board of governors family for (1.5 mllion. death penalty. The akl slope at Mt. Nebo is pollilieies in Berlin or Laos or Viet treaty that would ever get any party and went over to the Ken blame for feeding this rumor to the 9 and 10:45 a.m., Church School 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with surface. I n , this firing it Is ef Thus explosive spikes may be in 1967. He was placed in a cell in ' West rule, However, Abe) was sentenced to Naiam. New York Times so impressively for Nursery through Junior High. Rockville Methodiat Church for the purchase of land from the Before the town purcliase the open until 10 o’clock tonight. The body’s signature. For, in his press sermon by Ote Rev. Mr. Gender. ficient to use the super-cold or incorporated into the landing legs The White HOuse made this an Berlin at 4:16 p.m. and evidently town. 30 years in prison, tow will not operate tomorrow, With Russia’s recent test series nedy administration proposal for that It gels printed? 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Special chil 142 Grove St. nouncement at 3:19 a.m,: "Fran So, in view o f attempts o f three club had been private, and would conference discussion, the Preei Senior Choir. Babysitting nursery cryogenic fuels, like liquid oxygen which will explode the spikes into confined there until the Ome for of the proposed delegates to by The plan was drawn up by a club The chief witness against Abel the nuclear arms race is going on' Including medical caie for the aged Ts It Rlblcoff, perhaps getting dren's division program Grades 1 in the children's chapel. Rev. Laurence M. HUl, Pastor and liquid hydrogen. The most cis Gary Powers has been released hia release. now like to return to that status. at a stepped up pace. The declaton dent went beyond all previous ideas the luiiar surface to anchor the ve-, pass my unequivlcal statement committee, of which T, J. Crockett After the land was bought by the was Hayhanen. He waa a cocon- under social security has been re whimsically even for the fset that through 8, Cooper Hall 7 p.m., Evening Prayer with straightforward system involves a hlcle. Even the pads of the land from prison in the Soviet Union Pryor was turned over to U.S. splnvtor but was spared the role to release Powers thus fits into the of what a nuclear test ban treaty ^9:30 a.m.. Church School, Grade and turned over to American au that all four of the proposed dele is chairman. The meeting will be town, the club negotiated a lease ceiving mail, from his own Repub Bailey may have started the news 10:45 a.m.. Church School for instnictlon. Boys' choir. solid deboost engine, but tbe per ing feet will be special, with col officials at the Friedrichstraaae held at the Country club at 8 p.m. o* a codefendant In exchange for 4 of 9 Crashes category of actions which the So Senior High. 4 through adults. thorities early thia morning in Ber gates or their proxies are for May with the town, the terms of which should include and tried to en lican district, wh' :h Is preponder sforlen drafting Ribicoff out of the Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. formance wouId.be lower. Once the lapsible structures at their ends to border point In Berlin shortly be A value of (200,000 has bein set his defection to the West and his viets could take to ease Etost-West Cabinet to i-un for the Senate? 8 p.m.. Youth division council, 10:50 a.m.. Church Sc)k>o1, Nurs lin. I would like os a former president left membership open to any town tensions without liaving to make vision some system of inspection Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com debooster has performed Its mis absorb excess kinetic energy and fore the swap on the bridge took on the land the country club wants resident who wanted to pay the testimony against Abel. Result of Storm antly In favor of his new position. Or is it the White House Itself, Library. ery through Grade 3. sion the second rocket series or "Frederic L. Pryor, an Amerl- place. was frequently quoted to say any change in their positions on 'vl- . and control which could protect us munion. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser prevent penetration Into the lunar Let's Lcmk at the Facts.” to buy, all of it located on the cast annual dues. The club now pays It Is even reported that he hss been completing a Machiavellian gambit 7 p m., Ninth Grade Fellowship. verniers will fire to bring the pay- dust layers. tally important issues where their against "secret preparations for a mon: "The Anatomy of Prejudice,” side of S. Main St. from the Globe (18,000 a year for leasing the Manchester ' police investigated getting letters from some doctors in which it first used Ballet’ to der Room 21, George F. Bradleau, load softly to the surface. Representative John Shea, also Hollow Reservoir to Line St, major interests are involved. CTinroh of the Nazarene the Rev. Mr. Hill. We owe a debt of gratitude to chairman of the Republican Town property. nine motor velilcle accidents, oev> sudden series of major tests." who favor his stand. rick Ribicoff out of the Waahing principal of Bennet Junior High With" this scheme the main de Hal Boyle The country club, had the Up- 286 Main St. 7 p.m.. Program on "Race and scientists like Dr. Duke who look Committee is camqpalgn manager L ist June the club inquired About Town you are going to seek some ton picture, and then, with conaum- School, wll speak on, ’ ’Careers." booster will be jettisoned as soon ahead to bring the difficult prob praiaal made by the Carrol and en yesterday snd two early today, And Columnist Alsop even mate and fitting poetic justice, sen Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister Housing” with a film and spMker for Gubernatorial Candidate Ed about purchasing the land from iron-clad system of nuclear con 7:30 p m., Membership seminar, from th- Connecticut State Com as it has completed its mission. lems of the future into sharp focus. Drlggs firm of/East Hartford, at the town, or negotiating a new wlilch resulted in two -Treats snd Romney tpUl Enter thinks that all this stirring of in tences Bailey to tag along back to Susannah Wesley Hall. The verniers, which are highly le- While the solutions may not be May. Need more be said here ? the suggestloiym General Manager The lUUan American (3iub will trols, obviously you need that kind Connecticut to manage the Ribicoff 9:30 a.m.. Church School claaeea mission on Civil Rights. lease, either of which would per sent numerous pemons to Man terest and pressure may produce a liable, can use a single propellant available today it is certain that A Great Ritual Representative Rlker has frank Richard M i^ in when the club ex mit the country club to become a meet tonight at 7:30 In the club of guarantee. The proof of that campaign? How devilishly ingeni for all -ges. Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and ly said two other important en house, Eldridge 8t„ to elect a new chester Memorial Hospital for Race in Michigan situation in which the Kennedy Community BapUst Church 10:30 a.m., Ohildren’e Church discussion Group. such as a mixture of hydrazine and our awareness of these problems pressed a (lesire to buy th# land. private club. lies in our experience of last fall ous can these people get? 585 E. Oenter St. hydrazine nitrate or a bi-propel will eventually result in their so gagements will probably keep him slats of officers. treatment of minor Injuries. administration's bill actually gets and Nursery. 8 p.m., Commissions on educa from the convention. When a dele Extensive motor vehicle dam when, with'the three major atomic The two possible answers we Rev. Alex H. Elsmser, Minister 10:45 e.m., Worship Service. tion and missions. Adult mem'ber- lant like hydrozine and nitrogen lution. e party prospered and (Conftnaed from Page Otae) out of committee for a vote in this have suggested are, of course, the tetraoxide. (Copyright 1962, Gensral Fea Of Office Life gate cannot attend- a convention can hold a public hearing to dis The Manchester Wales will meet age was also reported to some powers supposedly living under the Guest speaker the Rev. Fletcher shlp "Orientation Session." to build a strong nation. cuss the Board's proposals and Congress, Instead of staying safely worst two Bailey can give himself. 9:30 a m., Church School for all Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Official Using the vernier will permit tures Corp.) it is traditional for him to consult Tuesday at the Italian American cars, police reports noted, and four 1964 presidential campaign, but voluntary test band inaugurated by The most pleasant answer he Spruce, new dlatrlct superinten the towjfichalrman as to his proxy. Republican Party is the answer the many questions In our Club on Eldridge St. Weighing In accidents were attributed to the added, "1 certainly am not pre burled as In last year’s session. ages. dent. board meeting. NEW YORK (A P )—One of the aurance. Now I hear hia wife and rty of every man but it also Russia 'tself, Russia suddenly re could give himself would be that -And will Shea suggest anyone op minds— or consider suggestions will begin at 7 p.m. The meeting storm, which brought slippery pared to conclude that Mr. Ken 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. daughters are taking in washing. aranteea the rights of any man We take..all this testimony from .some inexperienced reporter had a Ing worahlp. Sunday School for vited to attend. Bring old ahteta, great rituals of office life is visit posed to May? from the townspeople. In this will be at 8:15, and Mra. Harvey rood conditions In the area. nedy Is going to have two terms.” nounced the ban and then imme Sermon: "The Important Choice" 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Vernon Methodiat Church Hearty Harry—"Boy, you never to become an uncommon man; if way. apd only In this way, will an Washington for what It may be pipe dream that weekend, and con- by the Rev. Mr. Blsesser. Classes four-year olds through eighth needles, thread and No. 2 knitting ing “ the one who is ill.” Mrs. Harlan Taylor on oth ^ Ward Is chairman of the Valen Mrs. Oreanal L. Cyr of 2 Diane In Syracuse, N. Y., Republican diately got the jump on everybody Message by the Rev. Paul Orjala. Rev. Robert FIrby, paator looked better in your life!” yelps he no desires. intelligent decision be reached Dr., Vernon, was arrested for fail coctisd the whole idea without hear- in Fellowship Hall during church grade. needles. In a large business firm there the office's professional pepper- proposed delegate to the Republi tine program. National Chairman William E. with a aeries o f massive explo worth, and If It keeps Insisting that ing so much as a whisper froijl' Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Th-a Republican Party will con when we are asked to vote on that ure to give a proper signal at 7:50 service for Grades 1, 2 and 3. Cof 7 p.m.. Junior Fellowship and U always someone coming down upper, slapping you so hard on can said convention says she has Miller predicted U ut Rockefeller, sions for which it had obviously constituents everywhere are push anybody in the administration. Ah. and Praiae service. 9:30 a.m.. Morning 'Worship. tinue to carry on the' ideals set new school building we so desper a.m. yesterday after her car was Nixon and Romney would win gu- fee hour foliowring the service. Baptism and reception of new Pilgrim Fellowship meetings. TaloottvUle Congregational Chnrch the 'back he rips open three su never been asked to support May ? ately need. Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary, ing ' '■rd for this Issue we may. in yes..vcs. whatwnat an relaxing idea that with ulcers, a strange virus, or forth by Abraham Lincoln. struck on the left front by a car bernatoriAl races this ysor. been preparing for many months. 7 p.m., Last session of School of Calvary Church merobers. Serm on:' • "Peaceable Rev. Robert K. Shtmedo, MUeter tures. Then he sits down and Of course she hasn’t because H U8WV, will meet Monday at 2 time, come to believe that, even mlf^t be- -lf Bailey 1 could forget Evangelism. just plain gravel in his gizzard. Sylvia Wilson, E. J. Peresluha p.m. at the home of Mrs. J. E. driven by Robert Durocher, 21, of Miller told newsmen that any That proved what the President sonie of the si (Assemblies of God) Lane." 8t. John’s Church reads you gags from old, poke- was foolishly unnecessary, Mrs. stories he himself has 7 p.m., Senior High Baptist One by one-or sometimes in glad ■Vernon, Conn. Nichols, 56 N. Elm St. Plans will East Windsor. Police said Mrs. man who captured the governor contended, at his press conference, though we have never caught a plaiHed In his 647 E. Middle Tpke. 10:45 a.m.. Church School. Rt. 80, Vernon 11 e.m.. Morning Worriiip serv books until you go into a coma, Taylor having been one o f the Cyr signaled for a right turn off his time, some of them, Youth Fellowship meets, Mr. and groups—other members of the of be discussed for an anniversary ship of a populous state, especially constituent in the act. perhaps, on this very business of Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Pastor 7 to 9 p.m., Methodist Youth Rev. James L. Grant, Rector ice and Sunday School. Observa exhausted. After he leaves you women who burned telejriione wires Hilliard St. and then turned left that any real system of controlling Mrs. Rus.sell Turner leaders. Sen fice herd wind slowly o’er the lea to get members' of the Republican 'Intelligent Decision’ Did You and mustering dinner. one now controlled by Democrats, But we have often wished that, Connecticut people . coming back Fellowship at 'Vernon. tion of Race Relations Sunday revive and hang on the outside To the Editor, Into the path of t)ie Durocher vehi mpilear explosions must also In ior High Baptist Youth Fellowship 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. to their stricken fellow worker's doorknob of your room a sign Town Committee to the recent "certainly would get strong con for issues like this, Uje Constitu from Washington, If only Bailey 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes Thursday, 7:30 pm ., Bible atudy with the Rev. Willard Ttiomen, pallet of pain, bringing him a Bolton’s educatlonsLl pot is boil cle which surted to pass her. Her clude a sj’stem for detecting and himself didn't know exactly how wrill go to the parsonage after Its 9:15 a.m., Morning Prayer and former missionary, aa our ex- reading: "Please do not open un meeting at which Shea Intended Know That— Phebe Circle of Emanuel Lu sideration as the party’s presi meeting for a social hour. for all ages.. at the parsonage. “ nosegay of wilted daffodllls and ad ing again. The Board of Educa car was towed away with consid preventing secret preparations for tion had included some, provision such stuff docs get planted! 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sermon. otMqige speaker: Greeter. is Mrs. til Oirlstmas.” to ask for May endorsement but The high dam at Aawah, Egypt, theran Church Women • will meet erable left front dc^age. She will dential condidat's. He sold Rocke for a ncMonal referendum so that 7 p.m.. Junior High Baptist 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and vice on how to get well. His Omnipotence — The boss he backed off when he knew the tion has announced Its adoption of will convert a 800-mlle stretch of Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Luther Hall feller would win re-election in New such explosions. How mean and cruel can you 5 p m., Christ's Ambassadors, Unlted Methodist Church of Rolton Dorothy Beal. Deacon o f the day They say you never know who a six year elementary, six year sec appear In court on Feb. 26. get? that single little Washington Youth Friendship. Sermon. comes in swinging a golf club. votes were not for May.’ upper Nile River Into a lake 20 to roll bandages. Members are re York by a wider margin than Ills This, then, -brings us to a re we could touch h'se, now and youth. Lunch will be served. Rt. 44A and South Rd. is Leonard Bayllss. Ushers are your true friends are in the of ondary program aa against the ex At about 11 o’clock yesterday newsstory. by our measurement, 7 p.m . Family Gospel Service. 8:30 p.m.. Young People’s Fel Weeley Wilson and Roger Feoteau. "Take all the time you need—and Mrs. Mary Crandall; was it nec- miles wide in places and 180 feel minded to bring old sheeting. Host morning a two-car rear-end col half million of 1968. markable aituatlon, In which, on then, and really find out exactly Christian Science Services Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister fice untU you fall sick. It Is also pandable Junior High supported by had the sting and left the pain and Wednesday 8 p.m., Bible Study lowship meeting. 7 p.m.. Youth groups of Vernon don't worry,” he burbles. "I've got eaaary tor anyone to ask her to deep. The lake will swallow more esses will be Mrs. Helen Arm lision on Broad St. at Green Manor the one hand, we can contend and how people do aland. fester of a thousand serpents, and First Church of Christ, Scientist Wednesday 10 a.m.. Holy Com a good time to find out who our one of the younger executive the predecessor Board. 'This means than 25 Pharaonic temples, at strong, Miss Anne M. E- Johnson and Prayer. 9:30 a.m., Church School for all will be qur guests with the Rev. sincere enemies are. support May when she is Shea’s that the Public Building Commis Blvd. brought the arrest of Stan the overwhelming chances are that Masonic Temple munion. trainees filling in for you, and vice-chairman ? least seven ancient Egyptian and. Miss Mabel OlSon. prove that a certain degree of In Friday 7 p.m.. Church is open departments. PhllHp Ward aa the speaker on If you have ever had to tempo sion will be asked to build a Jun ley J. Staziak, 43, of Vernon somebody meant it just that way. Friday 9 a m.. Holy Communion. he's doing a real bang-up job.’’ Now, here are some facts the towns, countless tombs and shrines spection and control Is necessary, 11 a.m . Sunday Service, Sunday for prayer and meditation. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor Lebanon. . _ rarily trade your swivel chair for ior-Senior Higti School instead of Tpke., Vernon, charged with fail Tuning By Commercials There will be at least that con Tliat does it. Pale and wan, Republicans "Will understand. and a vast area unexplored by The Rev. Joseph Zezzo minister ure to drive a reasonable distance SEND THEM while, on the other hand, we must solation even if all Connecticut’s School, and nursery. ship. Sermon: "Jesus Christ Is My a hospital bed, here are a few you show up at work the next day. the Junior High School which was archeologists. St. John’s Polish Lord: He Accepts Me." Nursery. First Lutheran Church ^ e a will not be permitted to twice voted down. " of the Horace Bushnell Church, apart. The driver of the other face the reality that any such de That television oficial who tes gifts to the new frontier get tossed 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Rockville Union Congregatlenal Chnrch types of visitors from your office You realize that the only place Reading Room hours at 749 National Catholic Church 10:30 a.m;. Fellowship Coffee Rockville you are probably familiar with: name the town committee at the Hartford, will speak at the fourth car, Mra. Oqrts U SwEllow of 449 THE gree of Inspection and control Is tified down at Washington that he bark to their home stale politic.s The Rev. David G. Jaxheimer, you'll ever recover Is back In your To this observer It appears that Mississippi has more certified Main St., excepting legal holidays, 23 Golway St. Hour. Rev. Paul J. Bowman Republican caucus on March 1, annual church officers dinner to Gardner St., and two passengers, can be much more kindly and D.D., Pastor Hungry.Hubert—He arrives just warm swivel chair, where your of And there will be strong opposi the Board’s six-six plan ts an at tree farms than any other state in Mrs. Erika Carmlenki and daugh Impossible either t(3 design or to believed most television viewers gentle heee, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Paator ‘ 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist Youth as they bring in your evening meal. tempt at a compromise between morrow at 6:30 p.m. In Woodruff HOMETOWN fice well-wishers will no longer tion to him for the chairmanship the Union. Hall. Center Congregational ter, Nancy, both of 250 Gardner negotiate. ' n "take commercials in their stride" Friday, Saturday, 'll a.m. to 4 p. Fellowship. 9 :30 a.ih.. Fam ily Worship Serv "I wouldh’t over load my stomach bother to overwhelm you -xriUi the proponents of the six-three- Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School classes for of the new committee. - - (3hurch. St., Were all taken to the hospital Now the question thli po.ses Is need not, in our opinion, have felt m.; Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. all ages. Adult Bible (TIass. Teach ice. "Sermon: "The Responsibility at a time like this," he says. Hu cheer. three and eight-four proposals. NEWS "Spirit" will be the subject of W'apping Cornmnnlty Church Shea will not be re-elected as Tooth cavities occur most fre with minor head injuries, treated one which, sooner or later, will quite so much on the defensive. er Tra:ining Class. Is Yours,” by the Rev. Mr. Bow bert lets you have the soup and Such a compromise could prove A Thought for Today the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, Concordia Lutheran Church Congrgationeal town representative without the quently in pits and fissures of the Shakespeare's "Th^’clvlh Night" and discharged. Both cars were •-10:15 a.m.,'Church Service. The man. Cbareh School Grades 8 crackers. Then he eats your bread most effective if it will result In towed away with extensive dam have to be faced, even If facing it There are commerciala whldli arc Feb. 11. 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, minister and butter, roast beef and pota biggest fight waged for a polit molars and between the teeth will be reviewed at the meeting of SiMinsored by the MAnchester pastor will explain the meaning of through high school will attend this the unification of these two forces where food particles collect. age, police said. Staziak was or means throwing away a lot of as far more artistic and entertaining The Golden Text Is from''2 Cor- Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paator service. toes, and dessert. Then he borrows ical office In this town since 1 was In support of the' new school build Great Books di.scussion group Council of Churches Inthlan.s 3:17. 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor the Lutheran Service. Nursery active In-ibe arena. I will support Wednesday -at 8 p.m. at Whlton dered to appear In Circuit Court sumptions and presumptions by than the programs they interrupt. 10:40 a.m.. Church School for a toothpick and leaves grumbling, ing so sorely needed in Bolton. It 12, Manchester, Feb. 26. Scriptural selections Include Ga- 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church ship services. Sermon ‘“nie Cen during service. Service broadcast and help finance any acceptable Button Gwinnett, one of Geor Library. which we have been trying to live to the Sunday School rooms. infants through Grade 4 “How do they expect anyone to could mean a ringing defeat tor Benjamin K. Brown, 50, of 575 Lately, it has seemed to us that A vital Christianity refuses to latian.v 5:25. School and Nursery. trality of Conviction." Sunday survive on grub like th at?” Republican who wants to go-to the those In town who have so stub gia’s three signers of the Dec and survive. What if there Is no' the superiority of the rommer- Correlative passages from "Sci 10:30 a.m.. The Service, Church School. Tuesday 7:30 p.m., Oiurch Coun 10:45 am .. Morning Worship general assembly as a candidate laration of Independence, died less Queen of Peace Mothers Circle Foeter St,, Wapplng, waa treated take seriously anything which is cil meeting. Service. Sermon, "Life In«urance— Ambttloua Albert — He haa al Fred L. Roeebrooks bornly resisted an Increase In at the hospital for bruises of his feasible or conceivable way of con ence and Haalth with Key to the School and Nursery. against Shea. taxes to provide our children with than a year later of wounds suf will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the clals over the supposed entertsln- not eternal. It knows that even Life Assurance,’’ by Mr. Margrey. ways wanted-your job. "Have they left side after, his stopped four- Scriptures ” by Mary Baker Eddy, 3 p.m.. Reception for Ne\v Mem Bolton Congregational Chnrch Wednesday 7:S0 p.m., Adult Fred L. Rpsebrooks, 89, of Wll- adequate education and the neces fered In a duel with his bitter po- home of Mrs. Leo Rivard. 425 trolling the atom? What if, there ment section of television time has the most gloriou.s building will fall ' Membership Class and Bible given you the last rites y et?” he llmantic, died at his home late If no one wanta to run against wheel truck was stru^ by a include p. 239:-16. bers. Bolton Oenter 4:30 p.m., Junior High Pilgrim ' asks hopefully. When you shake sary facilities. mical enemy. Gen. Lachlan Mc Hackmatack St. Co-hostess will be fore, there la no feasible dr con been on the Increase. There are Study. Thursday. He was the father o t May, Willard B. Rogers, against tractor-trailer truck, which had into ruin, that even the beet or 5 PJP.. Pastor's (^asi. Re>'. Theodore Chandler Jr., Fellowehlp. his personal vviahes because he There are some Justified fears, Intosh. Gwinnett challenged Mc Mrs. Frank Pearson. ceivable way of being sure of any Thursday 7:30 p.m., Wpikahop to your head no, he says, "Well, see Ward Rosebrooks of Columbia- Jackknifed on the Hockamim Riv several commercials we ran think ganization will collapse. Only North Methodist Church 6:^1 p.m., Luther Leagues. Pastor 8 p.m., Senior Pilgrim Fellow you back at the old salt mine." has had all of the public offices however, which this writer shares, Intosh, after the general called him foolproof, villainproof control of of which are really entrancing, eternal things co\mt- God and His .800 Parker St, make cancer pads. All wompn In ship. Widely known as the dean of the that embarking upon a six-six pro "a scoundrel and lying rascal.” Gleaners Circle, WSC-S, of South er bridge on N. Main'Bt. Driver ------' And he trompa out and goes to state's dairymen, Mr. Rosebrooks he wanta, will run against May. armaments? What If there Is no •Will for His people. A vital Chris Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister “ rW ty Covenant Church -10 a.m., Morning Worship. Race gram in 1963 win result In an In Methodist Church, will meet Mon of the trailer, Raymond L. Fuller, showing much more artistry in the nearest bar to drown hia sor ran the Keystone Farm on South And if I have to run against 26, of Hartford, told pdllcc his tianity has a sense of hiimor about N. (Formerly , Relations Sunday. Sermon by row. ferior quality of education. If we Tasmania, an island -lying" 130 day at 7:30 p.m. In Susannah Wes Regardless of where kinil of treaty anybody can aign their filming, acting, ami direct St., Wlllimantlc, for 63 years b^ May I’ll put on a campaign that truck skidderl on the allppcry road. worldly things; that is, it .sees 9 and 10:30 a m.. Family Wor Covenant CongregationaJ) Deacon John Rogers. Nursery in will awaken every voter in Man are forced to bring back our high miles south of Australia, supports ley Hall. Mrs. Grace McCann will which will guarantee that the ing, and' much more variety In Spruce St. Near E. Center *- Take-(3iarge TUlle — The per- fore his retirement three years lead the devotions. Brown's truck, which had the your service man or them in perspective, the perspec ship. Observance of Race Rela Community Hall kitchen for chil - sonnel secretary is a fruatraited chester to the kind of representa school students from Manchester 315,000 inhabitants on Its coastal world would be free from nuclear Rev. K. EJnar Rank Pastor windshield knocked oilf and wound woman is sLationed, their theme and pre.sentallon, than tive of eternity. All the business tions Sunday, with sermon on "The dren of parents a lie n in g morn- Florence NlghUngale. She stuffs tion and welfare solicitude the within the next four years the plains. warfare? What If we come down, any, of the regular weekly plots of man looks pretty funny when Right to Live" and offering for He has been active in farm and Board of Education will be sorely The Friendship Circle of the up In the river, w-acs lowed away the Manchester Eve 9:30 a-m., Sunday School for all three pillows. under you to make dairy organizations in the county, people of Manchester have been Salvation Army will meet Monday with extensive front end damage. in the end, to a situation In which which surround them. There are it is looked at from" the point of Claflln College. This Is Boy Scout Coast Guard Academy you uncomfortable, bawls out the receiving. 1 don't owe any man tried In its efforts to match the ning Heraid can be for classes, kindergarten through and waa a. member of the state high educational standards our Tlie term "parachute" la de at 7:45 .p.m. at the'church for a No arrc.st remilted and the Fuller all the nations of the world have view of absolute and eternal things. Sunday and scouts and scoutera entire hosjiital staff for neglecting anything and there .is no man or rived from words meaning "pre warded to be at "MaO even one or two programs where When one has the eternal point are. Invited to attend In unlfornS adult. and local Oranges. He was s children now enjoy in Manchester. worship service. Hostesses Will truck corvtlmicd on. nothing better than each other's we are not sure what mir real r»a- 10:30 a.m., Churchtime Nursery. you. As soon d* she departs, an an member of First- Baptist Church. group o f men who "’would .even 'This will be true whenever the vent fall,” according to the En be Mrs. Russell (Tloiigh and Mrs. Numerous other accidents, al- Call” regularly with of view, it becomes nothing short The newly formed Junior Choir gry nurse makes you unveil your dare to dictate to me or in cyclopedia Brltannlca. word, each others intelligence. son for watching i.s -the program of funny when, people elevate wilt sing Ifi the 10:30 service. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. FREE DEUVERY Besides his son in Coliunbia, he day comes that we must provide Thomas McCann. trlbuLcil to the storm .and icy all the hometown news Sermon: "Committed Persons.’’ backside and harpoons you with fluence my vote. for our tenth, eleventh and twelfth road conditions, occurred yester each other 8 good sense, to rely i il.self, or the commercial. But what something merely passing, like a 9 a m . Sunday School, .nursery. We Will Deliver Anything three needle shots-ln revenge. is survived by another son. Harold So when It U Shea for re-elec people away - from grudge, or the upkeep of their Grades 4 through 12. 5 p.m.. Vey>er Service. Medita- Rosebrooks of Willimantlc; a grads studepta. The problem, how day afternoon and evening, and upon? we guess Is ihst the commercial Uon: "With Both Hands.” Object Opportunistic Oscar — "How tion as town chairman and Shea . home are so anxious garden, to the level of something 10:30 a.m., Sunday School, nur ARTHUR’S brother, Walter L. Rosebrooks of ever, with a progressive^ thiriklng early to ' FlNISHEO,(SUyjl^.l V K g u i m m i e ^ a m vou, WmNANOHWmAfOCOd*»T oomTt tm m AEoiMaAMKFaiin w « t Germany JXXURS! mkmmhisasimmsaoc a TM» tAIM T«aUM «H. 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PRINTS 3E for real comfort. gleam like new. clude Mrs. Dorifl Mikells, Mrs. j n z .e4«7J»4 '/I •• 1* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES-raiR. CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRI^ARY 10, 1&62 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962 PlO E SIGHT THE Illinois Youngster at VUlanova May'Be Americans Next Great Miler Refuse to Hall, 60-50 Herald Angle ■y EAKL YOST FLAVOIU7TTE8 Staadings Local Quintet 28-21 Sperte Bdtter W. U Pet. HUNTING Wlntergreen ...... 39 21 .fiSO i PHILADELPHIA (AP)- '•n^t who did hla cM ege nmnlnghSulllvan from the ' heart of Blgadldn’t plan when I would make myfeJohn Uelses, the woHti’s only 16 Orange .; . . . ■.36 24 .600 Sure of .500 Rebuttal in the.Offing at t. John's of New York, Ten country, Elliott laughed, and bid, but I felt ready with about a foot vaulter, missed the meet ...... 3 5 26 fi83 r ^ a n d Jumbo Jim Elliott doesn’t 8 be-, Almond .... Look for loquacious Frank Dascoli. the one-time Connecti want to put too much pressure "He a Just a young boy and I then said, "All" the Augustinian lap and a half to go and juat did." cause of a flu attack. SpS'armlnt ...... 33 27 .S6b cut policeman, to make a counter-attack on President Warren haven’t begun to work with him Fathers from Chicago west were That'k juat what’ he did. He Cary Welslger of the Quantlco Peppermint ...... 82 28 .683 Mark or Better FRACTURED TWISTERS Troy Nets 11 on his freshman sensation, really yet,” said Elliott. "I don’t educated at Villanova. Father Giles of the National League, folldwing the latter’s comments overtook Bob Vinton of the' Balti- Marines won the 1,000 yard ruii, Lemon ...... 3 2 28 .538 Tom Sullivan, but the renown want to put too much preasuro on Burkhardt at St. Regig High, where more Olympic Club, who waa lead barely edging Ed Moran of the Brandy ^. . . . . a .32 38 .583 ^FISHING J in the current issue of Sport magazine. Tall Frank, one of the him.” - , By FRANK CLINE As Club W ins ed Villanova coach thinks the Sullivan attended, sent the lad to ing, and turned back several blda New York Athletic Club In 2:11.8. Maple ...... 26 35 .417 best umpires in pro baseball until last season when his out youngster from Highland Park, Elliott said Sullivan, who won In me." by Close In the stretch run. Lee Martin, former Morgan P lu m ...... 21 se .860 Refusing to roll over and 4:08.7 and by about four yards Sullivan, without question one of In other events: HUNTING spoken remarks resulted in his dismissal from the N.L. staff, III., may be America’s next great State star, won the invitation 880 Vanilla ...... 30 40 .888 over CloM, Is on a pSr with former America's 1964 Olympic prospects, Frank Btidd of Villanova fla.shed play dead merely because its Sare. it's often been- said that l8 now In tha public ralatlona field »■ miler. in 1:55.4; Jack Yerman, ex-Cali 14th of Year Villanova great Ron Delany at this was-excited about his fim big win home In the 50-yard daah In :06.1, fornia ace, took the 600 by a 10- tournament hoj^s were shat deer arc wary and wise critters— In Pittsburgh; For several seasons. EUlott talked cautiously about the Leading Shooters were Laura prior to 1961, Dascoll did not see tors or the TV cameras. He should stage of their development. as a collegian. The bo/Avho once a few minutes before hearing hla yard margin over Don Webster, Rafteon 146-120—366, Janet Mall- tered the last time out, Man but deer can and do make mis- remember that his first duty la to future poMibilities of the 19-j^'ar- "You might say it’s six of one rSn a 4 :03.5 mile—fastdjit on record outdoor world record of :09.2 had Villanova freshman. In 1:12.1; Ukes! And the wise hunter will ■ / Turning in tlieir best defen eye to eye with the manner in old Sullivan after the lad won his hot 126-126—365, Clara Mathrison chester High’s basketball which Giles operstea his offics. be an impartial judge of play." and a half dozen of the other; Qa- for a schoolboy—explained that In been approved a.s an international Hayes Jones of Detroit won the 50- 118- 117- 346, Valerie Jencks 122- sive performance of tlie sea first major Invitation face lu t lany had more speed as a fresh rocent races he has been making standard. Budd. the world's fast .vard high hurdles In :08.1; Bob Last spring In St, Petersburg, after night in the Philadelphia Inquirer 119- 333. Marge Van Deusen ISO, appointing defeat with a 60-50 vic son, and they had to bewus* working an exhibition game at Al man, but Sullivan ig stronger. And his bid too late. est human, had'h alight cold, but Gardner the high jump at 6-6; advantages of these mistakes. If Games. But the Villanova coach remember, Delany became ' the Liicille Kulucka 140. Helen Haus- tory over HaU In West Hartford. A it also was their poorest onra- Lang Field, Dascoll told- me he Off the Cuff "Coach Elliott told me not to wait said he never felt better for an in ■lared Nourse of Duke the two- child 121. Alice 0>da 121, Morion you sec a doe cautiously walking could hardly restrain himself as graateat indoor runner of all time. until I was 10-yarde behind with door sprint. mlle in 9:04.8: Villanova the mile crowd of about , 500 watched we across a deer path—wait. Deer are sive night. East Catholic would quit, probably before the Ted Williams, according to the Sullivan raced to the lead with Baldyra 116. interaating contest last night at end of the season because of his new 1962 Red Sox Press Guide, is This boy has all the attributes to two laps to go. He noted 1 had 1 Rolando Cruz, a Villanova aoph- relay In meet record time o f‘3:22.6. gentlemen and smart, and usually High’s basketball team top about a lap and a halt to go and be sa good." plenty left at the finish and was omore, won the pole vault,' clear- the Warriors' bandbox. / V'V dislike for the president. Giles took listed sa an executive aasiatam in I and- Ron Delaney and hla Irish IIUAGE CHARMERS let a lady go first. If you bide I /a ped Northwest Catholic, 28-21, last beat Pete Close, the Marine lleut- Asked how he hapjtened to get just getting nipped. 1 actually Ing 15 feet u.atng a fiberglSa pole. mates the two-mlle relay in 7.44.2. With the victory, their eighth as action before the campaign ended the front office. Director of scout Standtoga against seven losses, the tajuns your lime, Mr. Big Will come right night at the victor’s Court. ing Nell Mahoney wll) have ‘ Joe after hi.'; lady and Into your sights. and the only Nutmeg umpire in the W. L. Pet. assured themselves of no/ worse The victory hiked Coach Don major leagues was bn the outside Dugan, Jack Burns, Bill Joyce. Man. Auto P a rts...... 58 26 .784 Hunters aren’t the only ones In Burns’ EJagles' record to 14-1 on Clay Sheedy end Larry Woodall than an even break lor the year. the woods who make noise—deer looking in. Jarvis Realty ...... 44 40 .895 If they can whip Wethersfield Fri the campaign. It also gatfe the combing the New England area in can raise up a storm too. Learn Giles has denied today charges Sports Schedule Trio Printers ...... 42 42 .580 day in their finale, Coach Phil V i eager Eagles a c ean sweep of the by Dascoll that NL umpires had quest o t talent ■. Vlnnle Drake, jBesg . Eaton ...... 42 42 .500 what to listen for In • the woods four-game series with thedr sister former quarterback with the Man .459 Hydia and his Junior studded squad Track down unfamiliar noises un been muzzled and reduced to sym (Bolton Dairy ...... 34 so can make It a winning^ campaign. Catholic schools. Northwest and chester Merchants’ footbal) team, Today Ingo Toys with Foe S2 .432 til you become familiar with them bolic blue suits. For the first time Howard Oil ...... 32 The triumph, coupled with Bris South Catholic. la now director of athletics at Green Manor vs. Rockville All- Top scorers were June McCann Look for rubbing trees, where deer since he fired Dascoll Isst season. tol C^tral’s two-p61nt decision Scholastic Baskethall Roundup' .... Alternating a tight man for man Giles countered the accusations Coutu Institute In Montreal. Drake Stars, 8:30, RockvUIe High. 127, Catherine Shannon 117, Shirley over Wethersfield, Vaulted the In have worn away tree bark with One More Win Threat of Death defense vrith a zone, the Eagles Wag an all around star athlete at Tuesday, Feb. IS Jerome 117, their antlers. If you hear any that he wsuin’t backing up his um dians back Into thM place In the limited the Went Hartford quintet pires. Ansonia High and later played at Plainville at Rockville, 8. Central Connecticut Interscholastic noise In the area, chances are It's To Coach, Player to but five field goals from the Quoted in the lead article In the Fordham and had a trial with the Cromwell at RHAM. RRHTAURANT LEAGUE a buck having a go at a tree. Will ^rap Up Philadelphia Eaglea of the Nation In Registering TKO Standings League standings over the van- Sometimes deer are attracted to Rockville Still Breathing, floor. The Eagles theimselveB had March Issue of Sport magazine, Ellington at Somers. qulahed Eagles/ Hall dropped ■ n , ■■ ^ ■■ •. ■ . ■ ■ ■ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN ? Business Service Offered 13 THRRB qUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY ami SHORTEN « H dp W n to d — Mato 86 H d p . Wanted— Male , 38 Aiticlen For Sale 45 Wanted— To Buy 58 Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale RockvUle-V ernon 8HARPENINQ Sendee - Sawa, o n MAKHIB wanted, full or-part- ASSnTANT MANAGER—For na WAUJPAPBR, new selection of For Rent . 64 knivea, axea, abcara,. ‘ akatea, tional growing bowling chain. WE BUY, 813X or trade entlquo VALUE TO SPARE—5% room old FOR $5,900 —COVENTRY MANCHESTER — 6 room Cafie, Ume inpniings, all frinae boie&ts, CldMouts, gcod stock, S7c per eln- and used furalntre, china giaaa, er home, fireplace, dinmg room, walking distance to schools shop rotanr bladea. Quick aendee. Cm i - WlAM FSOQGlt WM OKTlHG HER JT ffiEMf R mcellmt 'woridng condiUans. Ap Must he peiaonable, compleUd gle toll, many others available 47c STORES available In choic4 shop 2 Minor Accidents tol Equipment Co, 88----- Main St.. ‘lOMOeoVlICA’rHEROrtJNarM^WM - ' CUAUfiiB-BO service oUigstlon, state salary ex aiiver picture fraroea and oid ping center locations in Manchea cellar la warm and comfortably 4 room ranch, full bath, artesian ping center, and bus line, imme ply. Qunver M a^aeturing Co., to 97c per single roll. Sherwin-Wil- cotna, old dolls and guna, hobby finished, 3-car garage, beautifiUly well, aluminum storms, screens diate occupancy, ,$13,800: CJarlton Mancheater. Houn dally 7-8, -fORIVEIEWEEPlNCHWMAWlRT- - ^ bcwunr m m w m Hartford Rd. pected, references required. AU liams, M l Main St. ter. For' Information call the Jar Damage Six Cars Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. MI . e n u ksismb them apabt f references kem In ' strict confi collectiona,' attic contents wbola vis Realty Co., Managing Agents, Jandkcaj^d: 100x160 lot. Fari below and doors, lot 6(S5s900. A Thayer Realty, JA 8-7848. eitates. Furniture Repair Service bank appraisal of $16,000. Robert 8-7958, MANCHK8TER and suburbs — dence!’ Write Box J, Herald.' DELCO o il burner with all neces MI 3-4112. ADVERTISING BUT MOBOMICA, 1 TalcottvUle. Conn. Tel Ml 8-7446. Wolverton Agency, Ml 3-1914. For $19,900—MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — Here is your Citjfx police reported two minor VH!’nU!OmLSANP£ASf Sales work with well known com sary parts In excellent condition, accident* today In the wake of OUSMA APPUANCB Serrlee—Ro- CA H ^ COMB W ES., MMHSnMNlSMIwSE pany, tSQO mantbly starting In APPLIANCE SALESMAN, aalary cheap. MI 9-6898. EKCEUJ94T STORE tor anv bust- chance to buy a small (4 ,r iWiC* TVeELT^ SATURDAY,-FEBRUARY 10. 19«t «•/ ■ii. About ToWu Heard Along Main Street Market Steady StO te Nt 78 M n. E^vlyn Rappa, past gritnd And on Some of lUtmcheater^K Side Too matrmi. Order of EJastem Star of Despite Excess Business Bodies the State of Connecticut, from Rou up PaJeattne Chapter' in New Haven, ,4“ Keep the Change * find out it he will be there before j will apeak at a meeting of Temple •fha office gang was planning m drive over for nothing.” Highland Dew ChapUr, OES, Wednesday, Feb. i4,’ fam veli party .for a^co*worJter and. Immediately,, there was an ex-: (ObStlBiiMl'froiii Om ) at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. took up a collection to include the; plosive roar from the darkened din-; (Continued from Page One) Her subject will be an e^do\^’men^ price o f the dinner and a gift. i even electrified the Kutscher.,. Terpenlng, Ihc„ and fund program for the Order. The section boss was aslced t o ; studiously disinterested bystander tslers Of the Church of Scotland , Frank I t Jolin, all of Greenwich. buy the gift and was given the en-| "'ere doing their best to keep the ! It is aUeged in the complaint ■nie Man<*esler High School'tire purse. After buying a couple: argument dissolved ■ in country on the whisky sntpluir' p r o has .ichediUed informal con-1 of shares of company stock, and laughter as elder son bellowed Side that during the night of Feb. 11, ferences between parents and I while trying to figure what else he "I’D UKE YOU TO TURN THIS In response to an appeal from 1861,' and the early morning of the 1^ tdachers Mondav from 3 to .I p.m. should buy, he made a passing UOHT BACK ON BEFORE I the Dumbarton Presbj*tery, the following day, Joseph 'I'^inaki,' CLOBBER YOU!” Membera of the grildance depart' comment. in the office that "over ministers dash to their writing of 46 Mondngside Rd., Green ment will be available for confer a hundred bucks is a pretty good a-'im Rini niHi desks and weigh in with a strong wich, while inti^eated was served ences. collection." with alcoholic liquor in the Town THEN Bomebod.v told him the Two adult members of the cos- ViT® * TC and Country Restaurant, also tume committee for "The Blue- ^ "'•“ -hnow-n hlgh- Members of the Holy Name So money was fo coyer E'VERY- known as 'Terpenlng, Inc,, of hlrd." a play to be presented by j ‘ which . John is permittee, imd in ciety of St. James' C3iurch Will re THING, including the price of the The ministers hope they will dinner. ... i the Children's Wing of the Little: the Commuter Bar and GriH 'where ceive Corporate Communion at the j Theater of Manchester, were work-, Wear down the TV companies in 8 a.m. Mass tomorrow. Members Kutscher is permittee. Discussion I ing on costumes for characters ih the course of time. Said the Rev. At about 3 a.m; Feb. 12, 1981, will assemble in the downstairs Jam<^ Smith of Clydebank, chair church at 7:50. The scene was typical. Elder son , ~the ^play, namely Bread, Milk and it is claimed, Stettner was struck Lei man of the presbytery: "Nearly and killed by 'Tyminski’a auto on was studying at the dining room *'‘,!X . , ,,. every play shown on television' table,' Dad and the younger son The costume for Fii^ wax vrry , *irohnl oh fh» the Connecticut turnpike near the n ie Nayaug Yacht Club, Glas wsrp prcniim- sc ' (Complicated and toward the end of ‘ *aiures me use at alcohol on the Riverside ramp. tonbury, will meet Satiirday. Feb. ' , ', . , . , ' a dong and tedious sewing session' “ nd conveys the impres- An investigation conducted by O i 17, for a poUiick and dance. Res This arpimcnl involved a tele- ^-onien put down her Sion ' ...... that a honjie is incomplete Coroner Isadore L. Kotler indi ervations may be made by calling phone call the lo work and anked wearil>-. “ Wouldn't without a bar.’' cated that Stettner had halted his Tomor Mrs. Robert ’ Yoiing, South Glas make before Dad took him on what i, be simpler to Ju.st .'light a The presbytery's meetifig hall is tonbury. auto to remove snow from th* NBG-TV. could be a fruitlc.ss errand. In the match?''. in the shadow of the world's big windshield, and was walking across course of the argu . . . well, diS' HiTutirr 1 gest Scotch factory — H 1 r am the turnpike toward the center t o t a i The Keeney St. School .PTA will cussion. the youngster was walk' ■ Calorie Countdown Walker's, which is going right on sponsor a public military whist and esplanade when he vvas struck by j ing rather absently around the A five-year-old boy. seated with filling up those bonded warehouses setback card party on Friday, Fish. dining rooms talking at Dad in the 'Tymlnski'a west-bound car. held bowed. and hands clasped. against a possible future drought. 'The "Dram Shop" Act provides 18. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Andrew Lind- kitchen. Leaving the dining room ■ ^VtVinp : ta te n D m that one who serves liquor to an Ooiilat; intoxicated person is liable for SUSUowai ’ " « /f>''ditioned re- the delay and. in loud voice, subsequent damage resulting from aqd V tsi r I ^ " " ^ f“ h «nd plunged elder I ,bouted. "five, four, three, two, Boy Scouts Asked the intoxication. <. Actual and Mrs. Keith Merrill, Refresh-1 son and his studies into d a rk n e s s .:--, di Ai' [One In Attractive Frame] ; stitute, Richmond. Va., after com- f i l i n g . A pair of threcs-pronged ether eztraa daaIcBsd to make- Golden Delicious, Baldwins ani| Greenings. Crisp, juiev ; pletlhg a twp-week- Advance Bus bait hooks hangs from the under imme beating rseOf easy. and rich in flavor. Packed 4 qts., 8 qts. and 16 qt& Operations course along vrith 32 side and buzzing sound ilka bum (NO GROUPS) pneed according to quality. Apples until Mav 1st! , other Trallways drivers. ble bee, disabled, attracU flab, says maker. Presto Dyechem Go. lnc„ M o b ilh e o t irrSfi MUST BE SEE:N TO BE APPRECIATED Utility grades at 81.00 for bushel! bag. ; Frank P. Sheldon. C. L. U. at Yonkers, N.Y. ^ 163 E..Center St., associated with - 3= r t ^ j Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Solomon Baron, Ellington, this WE’RE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! I Company of Hartford, was named week was appointed to the new Come See Our 'leading Agency representative for national advuory committee on 11961 and has qualified for the egg marketing. Secretary ' "'I-'' ’4* n ) and • dch. iplalnt ■ tb. 11, of the ninaki, 3raen> served FEIl 10 FEB. 16 3Vwn Week E t r m t t t R O R A N N K Lii ^ 1 8 M S9 « g > t alto c.., of uid In VIDRO s y w WEKM-AIA. BItIBTS BBBiEBVBD. H. t . DIUtUNSON A OO. toe. where acstpL I hand it to him. He IM l, wbkdi ran only eight montba but says he wUl phone m « the next sold to the movies tor gIBAOOa. struck I^emer-Loewe Salute day. • " Later, came the' smash ” Briga-' I TV Personalities | ito on doen.” "Paint' Ybur WkBm.” ’Tfy ar the “I call him the next day. No answer. I call him iia the eve FWr Lady,’’ the film ‘\3lgl” and Jay Barbrae “Oameiot." »d by tomorrow ning. He’s out I oeU him mld- Tlw "dean** of tha “^ace” prina Indi- niiht. He’s not homo yet. Final . 'Hieir repeat for the Ameclcaa coeps at CaM Oaaavaral, Fla., is ly. I call him throe in the mcrhlng. muaioal theater is as g reat aa the a tall^ frocUe-taced young men ed his TomMKjw from 7:30,toi 8:90 onfrooin by way of tbe bilUaid room. He anewhrs. “Tou are really n the theater’s respect fo r them. “The who has witnesead more than BW . msc-TV, a musical salute t» tbe This time tor no reason I take serious,’’ he says. I toU him to musical play is the only hnBoctaat acroaa Uieater ^sUl be presented in colors mlaaUa humchlnga—and ia only 88 a abort cut. I go by way of the padc.a bag and meet me at the invention the theater h w produced y ean old. center . To fin the world around you witt card room. In the c i^ room I see station that night. He. quits hie ick by nosio aed deUght, you need o ^ in the tant SO years.” says M r. The ’’dean’’ la Jay Barbree, NBO Alam idaying bridge. I go up to job. H « packa Ms bag. He meets Lsiewe. “It has eonqusind t|>e News correqiondent at the Capa, msatlon the names of Maurice me at the station. We are off.” ovidea CSMTallar, Julie AndrefwSj Robert wortd. The Amertoan naiBoal Is who Uvee on the beaiA a abort The'brand new team flnlshed the this country’s opera.” ' to an Oeiiiat;- Richard Burton; atauiley “ ■Tou are Alaa Lemer?’ He mlealle Miot from the launch pad. node. ' ‘Tou write pretty good book, lyrioe, songs and dances in There are some huematlng side “The first iMmeh I ever ooverod, e for EUsnoway —i. and, A lan Jay Lerner time fo r the opening of the show,' r from aa|d rradeatck tnewe. lyrich,' 2 aay, remembecing the lights about acme of the starta and I got ao excited I called it a ‘bal- Actually, *nie Broadway of wxMda be wrote for'some songs in retiUed “Ufe of the Party." It tMB “Lemer-Loewe" Special. Rich lialt misUe’ on the air,’’ Bafhtee ra- a allow that was staged by the ran nine weeka in Detroit, which ard Burton, who origlaatad the called. I Xnmer and Loawe” is a salute to made it a hit tlM ihagie o f the Broadway must* lAmbe. ' T am Frederick Loewe. role of King Arthur in “Camelot," In IN I he saw more than 900 sal theater, that realm of srease- I have something to say to-irou.’ Thm the Lemer-Loewe team ceone all the way from Rome where mlaatlea laundied: AUea, Perah- Alaop palat, thrllUnf aoundf ma foot "Alan says he’ll talk to me as returned to New Toclc and decided he was filming the multi-mllhon lag. Saturn, Able-Thor. Titan. Not Ichard lights whorolbe wotM of make- soon as be llnishea the rubber. to invade Broadway. Their first doUer movie spectacle, . “Olap- ■only can ha now refer to thorn cop- >rd as hdlsTe becomes very real Indeed. After a while, we go over to a entry wns “W iiat’s U pT ”—and it patra,’’ with miaabeth Tayte Ja rectly as “ balllatlc mleenea’’ hut drive The stars of the ahow. enough comer. I'tdl him about the was a flop. But an artistic suooeas he saye he hae devMiqied a feeliidr on lor proposition. He asks to read tbe followed, "The Day Before Spring,” (CoaUnoed bn Bags Fenr) for the "birto’’ (a s t h ^ are csUm leehan •to provide a galaxy of their own, along the Florida coaet), ThAt is, irare aU given an opportunity to aU except one. jf our ahtae at his (o r hor> beet Iqr tito ^e him famed oompoaing team of Lerner “I was covering the launch of an in my and Loesre. They, will re-enact intermediate range baiueuc mtesUe lerday nonm production numbers from » yNtie ago.” he recalled, tment. their tooera. . l^Wch wee naturally dealgnatod in the IBRM, I waa etandlng ^ a radar As much a tribute to the com- *****^ Banana mver when aeSics as.to the musical theater. U started to come our way >ED *ThS' Broadway of Lamer and tha dam thing exploded. lioehsr' Brings to your Jiving room Wg (Aunk went through a. Car Sfate the greatest moments “My Fair terday andId The the femalndertomalnder fell•«. into tha M y . ” “Camelot” and many o f the Banana River. Prom then on. phar- other leOs known bub nevertheless ewijfone referred to it aa ly I* artMio iaiccesaes of this great ‘In the Banana River Mia- Oue- team. cm. I never could laugh ' about iaaion- If it were not for a chance meet that one.” 1 aaid, ing'at the Lamba Club in New Barbroo is a peraonal friend of and York in 1942, it may very well be the seven aetronaute. H e telia about that there never would have btim utrOMina Shepard and Grisaoni “M y F a ir,L a d y " or “Camelot.” who Were caught speeding in Day tona, north Cenaveral; 19k « in this exoluslye club ot .rUord whose members comprise aCtora» “The policeman asked for Orto- artial- aoma driver’s Uoenae. When he writers, composers aM producenr’ saw tha name, he asked him if he Haven etc. who are either active in ahow imajn- WM Grissom the astronaut. Whan bualneee, or were once, or ssplro Grissom nodded, the cop said, *Oh ly at to crack it, tho s e ^ were sown. cident yeah, aad Tm Alan Shepard.’ r the loewe had earUcr been ap “T%ao Shepard apolce up from victim proached to write a musical based the front aeat and aalA •No, Tm Sailor, on the play, “The Patay.“ The Alan Shepard’.” Mww was scheduled to go into ro- Barbrae waa bora ■ in BMrly hearsal in two weeks. But Loews ttounty, Oa., and wee educated at had not even begun on the 14 song Paries Mstropolitan Air CMIags in and dkaoa mambera. Uere’s the St. Ixiuia, Mo. When he was dls* way he remembers his piandary: charged from the A ir ' IV>rce la “Viniat do I do now? NaturaUy, 1854, he taught' liistnunrat flying IS at Seott Air Force Base to nu«eis I have no lyrio writers; I get up After doing some radio work at to go to' the men’s room at tha radio atoUon WALB 'to Albany, dub. Always I go to the men's Oa., Barbree went to Cocoa Beacto > 1- Fla. to 1957. He recalls: “I start, ed covering miasile shots then, ap* plied for a job with NBCB and got It.” Barbree'a latest assignment Is reporting the orbit flight of eatro- naut Jenn H. Glenn Jr. for. the s N B C Radio, Network. ^ t a m k SFOBTS FADE worn WEEK o r f e h . isih t o ELECTRONICS FKB.^ IStb , _ BATSRDAT, FEB. IMh V LABORATORIES 11:M CaoSlMta Bawtouf 4S liM WreeUias . «e Julie AJidrewa and the male dhoius go through a rouLlna tot "Tha Broadway of Lerner and LbewB’ liN Fretsaateasl Bewilae S apedal that will be.seen tomorrow‘night on NBC-TV from 7;S0 to 8:30, u. . * ^ Ten Fla Tima . tl. M 2 7 7 BROAD tiM m BaakelboH ' it. M CincInnaU Royals vs. St Louis F . Hawks 4 its CfcamMeneHw Bowllay • 4:M Baca at HiVWaah U , IS SATURDAY Tcfeiifoion PROGRAM Frateaelaaat Bowlera Tear IS SsW AM Star CMt n . M MUUea Deluir M eelaj ST Busan Haywkid, David Wayne. . Wreetllac S RAMO MSrATCH U:SI 8k» n u "Key Witness, John BeaL Trudy Biosraphy ■ siaser .Jane Fro- Fretesateaal Bewieri Tent 4t Watek H e. Whaid Marshall. man who sarvlvetf a ^ane crash (In presrets) The Tessa Asremeal Jachysi / A to return, on crutches, and com StSS OairTls Ot Tha Day U CARS (hUHUesiB Sewllac Sayerear 1 > SS plete the USO tour on which She SiM Telwvarta Dl«ast U:M Thie le «CaBs _ ^ Maahaat / ' 4S eil-barfc^ at the time at her T:W Apremanl Jartoat FOB BBITIS SBBVIOB Chaaisiss>l>$ »e t 3 Matty’s raaAsy Fanalea ( I crlpMi^ accident. (USD. UriS nykt Ot Tha M M TelU T h a ^ 7:M Ferry Maaen 1 Inwrenoe Welh Shew ^ W, U Costhis___ Clay___ vs _ Bonn)Boti (Color). ‘.The case of ■ the Poisan-Fen MIUlea''Dallar . Mavia U 10 round bearywetsht oontaot, liS* n rn a#, t > Pal.'' Mason enten a case and « i N Bars Qaa, WO Travel I ModlsM Bouara OaSden. M I 9 -llM I CrIsU ■ must decMs whether ward of a Gold proapeclDr who has ptnick U:4S Maka That Spare W. H 1 I S Oa t* planned business meiser leaked it rich heads, for a cowtowa to Baeday. Fob. 11th ' New Brilala Blsh gcheele L sA out throush the letters ot two pursue the slrl at hla dreams, ItN Duckrin Derby ■ IN I • \ m -1 ■ \ I » -1 K \ n I Ahead - 2! lUUe slris, tbtas settlns the stase I^adln rides wHh hlAi to act as MPIaltewBns n WiceUlas 4* for the murder o( an executlTS. a chaperone. , SriSWIaalas Mas darter Oondla- 1:M Aeceat f Talcs at WeOe Fbrso (Ceter^ ^ MiM Gaasiaoke • rnteasieaal BavOas S After. quairellns with her boy « :» {n fi^ 'p M b i Speetoedkar Tea Ma Ttaea a . IS "Portmit at Teresa.’’ Man seta fi lend, a headatrons youns lady, ian'a Major Leayue liW W s Three Theater » . out to kill the artlat with whom lavltaa other suitois to come JOHN L JENNEY ' ‘Youna Mr. Uncolii.' Heaiy hia intended bride baa fallen tn caUtns. Wendertol World e( OoU S Fooda, Alice Brsdr. „ Tha rishi at 4hs Woak I, « . M .' NewE Tsffc Olallater Dawllro Beeaeel neater *• iSuvin And Tbe Catenel S, M, « Cassius Clay va. Sonny Banks. 10 0. LEROY NORRIS I :IS Fre Baekethall a. ?• S "The WrecUns Crew." Ancr tbe Round. - Heavywetsht contest. liW Wide World Of Ssarte I. dS. M ClBclimaU itorala vs. St louis 'Cotonel and Calrta take Jobe with Beaaters Bsaert It AO SO O lATE , . Hawke (Color). a demollliaB crew, the Cotonel lt:tS Cameo Theater ■ n MbvIb I R plana .an "accident.'’ M:M Make Tkai Sanrs 4S. M Blu« St G M r Robert SM Baem Far One Msr^ t, 4S, SS lliW Balarday MIsIdNews B Wie a ih' ^ Sidt A lt e r l& J p t a Bteribis M Young, Florence iUce. "Senad One Day at the Orsan." InMuranee ttf AU Kind* SiDD IHuico Fnrtv ^ ^ t;M Tto Peteaders S «)M ChawpiMthls * "The Locked Room." Murder as B ond s 4:U Amerhsaa M Werh ■ M 11:11 8* 1. 8 p *el*«d B r 4:M Aek WaehiBsM » . » envisioned throush the mtouTs eye DeMito Jmm TV Beca al Tha Week IS JJ at three key jurors. Lockhart - SM N. MAIN STBBKT Tka TW M— 'M lU U Wmtkmu I f , || rtefeielsaal Bewteie Tew M "Rio Osloroso." Oarrett’a tite is 11:1D CMtata-TtaM B P H O N B M I o ooae "BalUmore 0|>eit. lire troin Colt Lanee. Towaoa. Md. CommehUnr endancered whan he aad his *The Judge Aim br Jack Back and Chrta %hen- f prisoner are siven food aad ahel- Sotbern. W E m STEUr 'Ih i MAIN annuBBT * ter In a poverty-atricken Mesleaa Late Shaw M kel of the two eeml-final aad town. ■ Mother te A Freshmaa." m ONB Ml f-SOSt final matches or Ike toumamedt. Leave R Ta Beaver A 4S, M U iU Mevto S ■ t;M Brad Davte.IlM ^ J "Beaver's Jacket." Problema da- "H uk,''_ Oebtse Monlsomery, QU/pfY SAFETY AM 8ter OeU (Cater) ___ th M velap (or Beaver apd bis pal Mona Tr Todar'a challencer M Don Jan- Richard beosuae they own iden TIahtrsro ”UET nOEBB BB UOBT* imry. tical Jackets. Richard loasa Ms Baa Fraaelsea Baoi Ms Tiaw WieatHac 9 aad Beaver tries la help. *f|}{1 :« MaWa a Weather Jaaler Oeetotaltew Oeau at the Barer Bsrmn _ U uki iais T W IN a A K S IVeteaeiaanl Bewteie "Utile Cseau'," Edward O. Rob- (la rreerasa) tasgn IHoiond O’Brien, who stam d in a:SSAlrla SUw ___ Tbe Third Man ) U the “Johnny MUhiigbt” aetiea, wiU . ELECTRIC 4w eeen in a new T V aei ias, "SM ' Free! MMntgimieTy St.” C O M M a C I A L oSS'^r&'y tha nar " W ^ A Soa« la My Heart.” WatM at aiaate R IIIO nillAL Mr4ie HI a :U Fealara Sterr INDUSTRIAL a.-M Brekea anew . Cook's ITIJNTIC FURNMC OIL 0diY«T7 sa l VICE STAIION C O m R A C i m e ;; 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SBRVfCB-M l 9-3701 - ty BMiiABW r. miBOO. BMp. m 9 -M 2 1 Jm ttahr’e Vbntosr Bbaah •• Ml Slg M lnh THha. B i^ C . L T. WOOD CO. aJSSfgg’iiS OffMsI IsdpasllsD ^toUsD ' a i i ■ V. 1 In- •I* my P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 190* MANcliiigi'EB BYBNmO HERALD, MANCSXISTEE, CONN.» SATTIRDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1902 P A G E T H R E E .. There’s no petoa at hooM for MANCHESTER S U N D A Y Teievhton P R O G R A M George Rose' (Andrew DugRsui) T U E S D A Y Television P R O G R A M After hta wife, Anna (Peggy Me- T;M Braab Tka Meaaas. h S:M Otrsetlsaa ’•3 d:tt Amerieaa Bawostaad d, Id t:dd Rad Shsltoa Shew t Cay), takes' fiiU custody of laid- nPE a ii SUPPLY iM ‘tho‘(ho Bia "OHctna Churdi VlSic? Tks Brsadwor of Lerser and •At OaBm Of ^ Ab ; mOOftPOKATED Hm m L •r ombIm i (Ad Fsolaia Fltaa ~ g "Fieddto tbs Landlord." Guest wlg, an old-faahlaned pump organ, • iW Row T»gtB»«ot M u sl^ oaluta to the kli BrooS OiaSeBtol Cbeareem "GuafIghtMS,'* Raadolpk ftooU. star Joojr FEtye talks Freddie the and granta visitation rights to el •:ia trows • Wsatior way oomposbg ttam ot Alaa Jay Bortwra Brtttoo. ' Fraeloader Into ranting tnit hb derly MUidrva Gant (Cheerio WHOUSAliE »iU aiMrsa noar* ceatmy jto present day ia "Klnd- Lsrner and Fradsrick liOewa Vbt- d:3diSi^..ta.tota , I Theatm g .shack on the city dump during a •)M Mrwa erana of Lernsr and Loewa must- ' (C olor). bousing shortage. Meredith) to keitp it In tune in PLUMMNG and iiM rho UbiMsaaon M M Oseed Boars „ SS cab will reenact some production Ttatoe Of The Wsol U Dick PsimB Shew ‘‘Seated One. Day At The Organ,” _ , Tho Starr . 1:3» BdH^s Ohslea M, 4$. U numbers from their abowsr Julia Fust Skew 33 * te d s of AprU.'* A woman______b a Warner Brat.* "Room FWr One HEATING SUPPUES t : « Daoor aat CMUoth Interviews and news ssrtss. Psn- Andrews, Rlcbard .^ rton , Maih ^ ^-Ibe Big Khlfa." Jack Palaaoa, suspected of murdering one of bar •tW Kaa Tho Kafcor dall Tena, editorial director and ripa CheraUer. (CoImt). / Ua.-Lupuo. hushend's many girl friends. Mora” comedy for the A B O ’TV VISIT Oim SHOWBOOM anebonttaa, Fsflsw 5^.Baa._, Strsato ot Danger It network, Saturday, Feb/lO. j btenuBsaal ShswBma W "Annie ReeleFi Placs''. While re- 7on town, in "Blood OMCdlDoMltAi 4:1* man, ^omeduuii the McOuIn Sla- dild * ' fColec). . Fmtom . 13 M oney on “ CEOn’e Hundred". . ten; roeal trio, and Paul Amui,’ d:ld Rap ■rfciNigiR I grtrt^Dmw MeGraw Teem F »r A ftnur 4d, ( I Tueeday. Peb. IS (NBC-TV, 10-11 • Om O M tM etor M:M la fV a A M Uvo " $oeeph*<&lldESr aad Orchestra. . stogsr. Added, guests: .Baana Jaefc La fjtmmm tkm Audience panic (pal k» musical Joha Doremus Is host. (Color) ' Ahronl. brasU singer; Dsorga game with Bart Parka, stngtog p.ra. EOT). ^ • Om BMpoaaOMSty I Tlou This week's theme' "The Anf- CbrI. paqtaiiitmlat. and ' Cal emese. 8 ______nMM." Claude, noludlag act d:U It Ad Marshal Troop (John RuiseD) •:M tb rst WhersAm Tsar ll-M t ilt tS b J W iJ S S ^ VFVWC . —Wl AWnUWsorms, singer.Hftl • Om f ji U M t SIm i fiSfVralp^noa Slid mSSs ’ Weathse. Naws aad ftpm Cliff Norton, comedba. fighta a gang trying to free a Pedesal OsnuasaleaHoas "Cbaaga of Tsaus." Itan^l ______' Mmhi mm Wm i Rm cab’s Handred U iW o H l o e w l Ko«looo atsB haorlaga On TeleWi______Troop, taking kllbr (Phil Carey) ^ 5 ® . "Bload M «n y ." Spacbl guM datveroug kiUer ip "Chaise ot O r w I t T t k t t f fe x p e ric M ** o!“ Y H aow . OaoeUa Parker. S3S m .f : Venue" on "LAwmAn" over ABC- TUo Oar PBMa wash PrsKtammlas. 13. 11 to trial, atutoked by. prlaoner's t:M Brtda.aat _ OiK BL M star Ed Begley aad .jraest stars TWab Tfeo Ufo I^hlltbb of laSt^Week's tsstl- M:te OobaAos TraeMswa Larry Blydaa. Evemtt Oeoae and TV Sunday, Feb. 11. j IM 3.2443 •orroa Hoait m ocy aad quMtlonlBB. Oom- t o A ^ ^ S a t e r Don RlcUtq portray (mir prbi- u it f ceiiitoi Roaorto msniary by Bay Scherer, WafA- "Badge of Honor," starring Ai.A ld:ld^'!:X to .di43 K iM % a « h iy clpab stnunping tor control of M Anna Rooe (Peggy McCay) hired Okristoollsra tnaton reporter. Linkletter, Drama concerns a Boy ••Calcutta,' A b a Ladd, OeU Bao- diU Hews t t 33. « District______Attorney'somey' offloa la a U:W holaMe Wide et Sports «. 4*. tt 'Scout otflcbl with an aggressire sell. •:3S-Bparts wide open town. a beautiful Swedlah maid and al- BalMoo's atiwoaoi "The,.Los Ansslss TImep Track plan tor curbing juVsnIte deUn- PETERMilN’S M 'l t 7igt Te Tan Tha TraSk 1 TT Pmmlsra _ , g, 4d, M moet looee her huaband (Andrew Tho JUs* OoattaoBi M eet." PeaturiBK reeordwnmsah- guency. n a gHram Shsw- 3 "Mr.. Easy." Retired huainess ty- Duggan) in "G irl from Swtidai’’ on MdJBteAttag-Oa. ArsaM Tswa Jn( mller Peter melt of New Zea MIKba DaHar M e ^ • .. IS eoini (tods hlmselt dsep to the ^ Dowa BiMo taotltato land. (3S5J)* **■ ** "Ses Hawk," Bnol Flyaa, Oaude throes of anothsr business. “ Room For One More’f Saturday, lt:U M a s in Os ParaOs Oar Pblih U "aift'^of Water.” H ie Csftwrlghla Raina. jUMIw Dollar Movla See 7idd Feb, IT, over ABC-TV. U;ia Wa BsBaro B:M WosUaitsB Cearersatlsa 1 attempt to keep low-ccuntiy fOrm- Peopb la n a Rows 4:3* Osileae Bowl .3 e n from Inyading the Fonderoaa's u n d S L S ^ . ■’ 8 : 8 3 t 8 U :tt Ne«s. Waalher aad Spsrts ^ t^oaeom U p te e 11. *• moist hlgh-Iands during a eiinca] Make A DiffereRce Wlrare.YoE Save! Nmr^^ Wealher siS^ Spisita _ta an Etedo Ot Psotb News program for tesn-agera .drou^t * . ^ I T D O E S nidt ub t M. « Amerieaa Odytmy S3 Pailb Tate Robert Abemetby b on-tbe-air ‘Bos MSP s td. <3 7)U Westora Mose. BgUlghta 31 UFB INSURANCE U :tt’ Aaierieaas AtWaak ed itor.. . ■ "Put Your Dreams Away". D b -, ^Fbrtl-p-b. tttd '. t^ rta Oaatora Sd ChaMce to BAS Now! Uses Barry Boaooaor—WOwo 'Tbs Ohrlrtophers —1| appointed In love, a girl singles mu FsaH"Holiday,'' iSr^ Katherine HepbunC - For UneftUAled HeaUag t' N O ln A N D VOUB 1:M Yoar Gsaroiaalb^' 4:M TweaMeth tM tm rr _ A out one man to symbolise entire •€»ncAe sm. PAGE POUR MANC^TBR'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. RA.imDATi ^ R U A iCy 10, l96S I TV Notebo^ THURSDAY Television PROGRAM Com ing iShow9 | Bjr m O K KUEOnCB Cahaaalleat'______S:SS C^nte at M Wha Da Tea Trmwt ittt'S;!*7lfi!n . ) l mtntaUy disturbed ex-opavipt, y ' ■ WMyif pBf Bntotprla* AaM, CeattMelal fiM Baagar Aady Shaw u-. .■ ’ , •The Dragon.A auras trtan^ to- Naw Tork — (NBA) — "It la tColsM. Make Maam Pa* Daily tt. •I ft romance Dr. KUdare into talrtim’ Ed Foster (Dabbs O rew ) Mtorts b time,’' taya Viveca Undfora, “ that X*w Tests w l Amarieaa Baadafaaf A ft. H (he blame*for a aerioua medloiu reign o f terror by ahootiiic down I AarieaHere Nesps I la The PabUeHlereel It error of her Interae bayfrienA Innocent mail centetB, ia "The tha eraativa paopla took.orar Uia I Seatlae~satlae BesiMter I The Edge al Might 1 The Beal MaOsya A IA tt arta." '• CasUMeeslal Ctasaisest M. M ■aea'a HeVywead tl. tt "The Marriage; ■ Coaaselor". Outa(der” .oe ^Robert TBylor’sJDe- 111# baauUful and brilliant act- (Color) tllpyy Tha ClairB It Orandpa jumps to tbs wrong con tectivae” Friday, Feb. !• (NBO Caatiaeatel CIsaae I Ameneaa Newastaad A ff clusion on ctrcumatantlal avl- TV, 8:9(>-9:S0 pjn. EBT). raaa la, o f couraa, an exparlencad I laUa Amtrrieaw I Peatan Film S denca. • hand In teieWalon, 'faature illma Tadsr Shaw » . M "The Magic Carpet” . LocUle BaU. t:N TaU It Te Oraaehe I Xardas Samlaae John Agar,' Comedy - variety-human Intereat Connie Mestora (Judy Lewie) and oh tha atage. So aha knowa tha I* jfsB la Maw a Papaya Thehtaa • show starring Groucho Marx and whpla acopa of show bualneaa whaii WeaUMr B (Color) featuring Jack tVheeler aad Patty tries to refine two daug:fat«rs of a aha talka about IL 1 UalahU a Talaa al Iba Waat. It - Harmon. holdup nuuA while I fardhal W ill BsAaM Basart S Pint Shaw tt MyI* 'Three______Baas_ A ft. ft Foreman (ifon Coltler) queftlotM "Aa tlilngf ara today,” aha aaya, I Three Slaasaa S “ Big Houae U.8.A.” Broderick 'Le Petit Stowaway." Toung Chip "it ta tha man who know hoW to Caataia Eaiupaiae i Crawford. Ralph Meeker. sneaks aboard binary plane tak their possession o f stoten money, manlpulata money who run TV and kacky aad SBa M aeSa a Early new . tt ing Steve to secret deatmation. to “The Sistei*” on NBC-TWe ■ lU BMshlsai naaa S "She Devil". Mari Blanchard. t 7 Hear at Stars U "Outlaws” seriee Thuioday, Fbb. tha moytaa and tha theater. Why aiM Callaaa Of Tha Air at Admiral A Swabby Shaw t;N Kiag al DUunaada „ J ahould they? Ability with money Ssee Bmniieharda-Shaw S Tapper It Haaal St, tt 16 (7:30-S:S0 p.m. E8T). doaan’t mean they have creative Sach La Laaaa t I Sm Maal ft "The Investment Club.” Two Baaasar Beam tS. M PlbB (t Crooked stock salesmen make (ha When Teresa (Oeorgelte DQval), ability, too. Tha peaka/ot creative CsMBla Ksagaaaa «S I talU the Cat a horrible mistake pf -trying to de 1 DaUla Drahe 1 (Colbr) fraud Hazel and her frilow meu- the promised bride of Poderto effort have bean timaa when berz of the Bunzhine Girls Invest- the creative people ran the thea 1 Maralas Serial t Baehlel^leharry (Simon Oakland), runs away, he Maralaa llavla S SyiiabiM - * i ! mem Club. g at 41 sets out to find and kill artist MSI ter — when men ilka Shakeapeara •They Made Her A Spy". Alaa Highway Patral ft lane. Sally Ellen Newa ** -tt3y* of the House." While her Akins (Arthur Frans) with whom Old Brecht have bean their own Eahia S OlUa It, M t:U Newa. Waalhar. Sparta U parehta are away Margie takes she has faUwi to lovA in "Por pi^ucera. I think it ia high time Msec C ala^r f. m Ameneaa Mawareal tt charge of things, IncIiMing 'ra- trait of Teresa” on the ”Telas o f that the actora and tha wrltera Say Whaa St. M Weather News aaa Saarla t paperlng the living room. MiSC Hamaiaahar’a If avia t Nawa ewf Weather . I H:N TV BeMris _ . I Wells Fargo” color broadcast o f took thing* over themaelvea." ‘‘The Bride Wore Boota” . Barbara Caaaflaa Maaatad PaHn Slag Atanz WHh MUeh (Oalari Saturday, Feb. 10 (NBO-TV, 7:30- IQaa Llndfora objecta to much S^wyck, Robert Cummhupi. mmv aft Playf r.Teiat ‘ Heaeh ■ n. tt Mabheasa . . St (Color) Leslie Uggamz and Gloria 8:30 p.m. BST). * o f the/TV, ifiovia and atage prod (CMOt'. -_.or) Pahlle'Daraafar ft Lambert join MilM Miller aad the uct of today "becauae art ahould Barbara Baraard Shaw Cammaaweallh af NaUaea tt Sing Along Ganj* In a program Dr. Jerepty Wilson (Richard be truth and ao much of today*a Usi I The Price la BIsM I Mea af Dealiay tt spoofinkthe "Hollywood Silent (Oolori > SawB A A n .tt Screen Era.” Long), learns a lesson to humility efforta are not truth.” Tha Taxaa A ft. a i Sparta Parade ft The laohables A ft. U and medicine when he .visila his Her own lataat moyie effort la I CaacaalratlaB tt. tt I Evanladaa t •The ath Tree.” Gypsies In- hometown and is called, upon to loan Par A Saac A ft. It Sea Baal t volved in bootleg operaUon. "The King of Kings,” in which aha' Iwre •> Ute t Mlllloa Daliar Maria U MHm DetlM Merie M take over his late father’s prac playa Pontiua P 11 a t e’a wife, tm n tirai laayraaalaa tt. St "Romimee On The High Saaa”. Sea 7:00 tice. to "Home ’Town Doctor” .nn Claudia. (Color) Doris Day, Jack Canon 11:00 Nawa, Weather A Spaits t NBC-TV’s “Tales of wells Fargo” r Camaariaite t. M, tt Waalhar and News It Big News » •T liked making it,” she aaya. lS:Se Search -ftr Taatarraw t News aad W aa^r tt Raws aaf Waalhar It color broadcast Saturday, Feb. 17 *T had never been a particularly Tnlh ar Caaaeeaeacaa tt. tt Npsn.aad Wealbanwaa ft News. Sparta, Wadihar tt (7:30 to 8:10 p-m. BST)'. religious person and ^I suppose I ’m Mahe A pMe A *t. N Daeaveref II 11:11 Eerapa’s Pi zest Maries I O al& t U kM t Wealara Maaa. HlghUfhte tt "The Square Ring". Kay Kendall, atlU not retigious in the tradition > Newa Day Beyatl tt Sparta Csmen tt Jack Warner. Carol Lawrence, Isaac Stem, al sense. B u t'I learned so much i Bed Seller t H»wt ^ ft ack Paar Shaw (Galar) tt Mahalia Jackson, George Londen, about Him when I was doing the I Married laaa • ) The New Bab Camiplags J'aalare M . ft A| Heme WHh ElMy tt tt ll:t7 Newark t Anna Moffo, Ray Eberle, the Hod- role. Tou 'might say He was, the Day la Caarl It. IS Delivering a fancy cake by Aero- 11 :tt Jack Paar Shaw n emairM and the Tex Benekp Band first angry youpg man—He was l:lf As The WarM Tana t car turns into a dangerous assign (Color) will participate to "Portals of Mu angry and brilliant and He want Hlahway PaleM t ment for Bob Carson when ht la ll:tt Mavis t _ t Saclal Nalaa Wllh MUtf ' tt forced down near a ghost town. ‘Tormdo Alley”, Mark Stevens, sic” Friday, Feb. 18 oh NBC-TV’s ed to change the timea in which Harvey (Maaa tl Orilavrs tt Dorothy Malone. l:tt Newa ’ It ’’Bell Telephone Htiur” ’ color Jjle lived. Just as so many angry Beal at Oraaeha M "The Slaters". Connie Masten broadcast (9:30-10:30 p.m. EST). and . brilliant men have always Thia fa The Aaaiver It tries to civilize two half-wDd I Al Haaie With KIMy n daughters of a bold-up man. Stuart Bailey (Elfrem Zimballat wanted to change the Ume^ in I Paasward t Bias Aagels t Jr.) flushes a hermit out of hit which they lived, as they do to The daa Mareay Shaw St. It As Seharis Match Wlls tt Mrs. Barnes (Madge -Blake) day." , (Color)- Omia A Msrriel ft. tt cave into the arms of the Kiri who and Stella (Mario Tliomas) .be aaaa Wyaiaa Praaeala A ft. It "OparaUon Barry” . Iniprompta loves him to ‘”rhe Air Hermit” come attached <^to a Great Dane Miss Llndfora, one of those ac i Haaae Party t surgery comedy frightens neigh on the “ TT'Sunaet Strip” show for tresses who ia completely intense, Laratta Taaag tA tt bor boy dus tor tonmilectomy. that Larry (Warren Berltoger) Savaa Keya t. M it t:M Fnntler .dress S ABC-TV Friday, Feb. IS, finds to the street, but Joey (Joey always researches her ro'roles thor > Wyalt Kara t "The Courtslilp". The marshal of oughlyughly. Simlal Far Warnea tt, tt New Atlanta agrees to - let the Bishop) decides the dog’s appe An authoritative * *- report on tite is too big, to " A Man’s Beet U books a ra_ avaavailable about "The Indiscriminate Womaa". A T n- T Circus play In toi^ pro "How to Watch an Orbit Shot” wlU the character study of the pUtht of tha woman vided Casey will marry the towa'a ^Friend” on NBC-TVs --’Joey >r she is playing, she who attempts to eacapa from bar leading female clUaen. be presented on NBC-TVa, “To reads them so she cam 'interpret Inner contllcta by eagastae la Dr.aaa Beed Shew A ft. U Rlshop Show” Wedneeday, Feb. day" show the morning before the I f (8:30 p.m'. ~EST). the part accurately. fleeting affaln. “The New Office’. Dr. Stone fin attempt to place aatronaut John Perhape because of her very In- Qaaca Par A Day A ft. ft ally moves his office from home I:M .The Verdict la lea n t to downtowB medical building. H.. Glenn Jr. into oriiiit. teuity. she has never had a Guest'star Margaret O’Brien por emner to do what she most trays Nurse Loti Palmer, who wamts to do—play - comedy. tries to romance Dr. Kildare into "They always think I am trag-, taking the blame for n serious’ le," she says, "and I have had FRIDAY Television PROGRAM medical error of her interne boy tragedy in my life, but who iit l Sea Maal ft criminot dtia to overcrowded iron* friend, to the NBC-TV "Dr. KU hasn’t? I do not think of myself «:## •( tM Ate Marie Haaeh tt ditloiifl in women'a prison. C^atiBenUI CUftmai dare” episode, “ The Dragon," am a tragic person, but rather l:H F ^ z The Cat ^ t Mlllioo Dollar Movie See 7:6# 16 Thursday, Feb. 18 (8:30-9:30 p-m. IM a positive person.” (Cdlor) (Color). — i.foewiloeoo . 6 (:M New Testameat t:tt Beclre aad Bla Frleuds t Cget Hoolley Reportlag 66. 6# EST). Series regulars Richard ' ArriPttICare New* SvUabaa It I Ne4ro« Wootker tm 4 BpoHo 6 Chamberlain and Raymond Massey Broaico (Ty Hardin) unfrocks a C:M Sunrlee Semeeter HIshwav Patrol ft New0)\^n vte.' Wealber 8 ConllftenUl Ct*fler»iim Metre SS Big N e # s7 I f co-star aa Dr. Kildare and Dr, harlot in a nun’s dlothing auid sees Continental CinMr**m t :lf Newi, Bperto, Weather U Nowi aad Wealber 8# Gillespie, respectively, ' ' a boo^um converted to religion In 7:ftt Conititvllon A Hnmna Blftftl* Film u Now** Sporie.-v Weotber 46 Todn* Show B . Z:W Weather Netri A 8o.rU I 11:16 Fealare FUm^x 6 “ Rendezvous With a Miracle” on One of the world’s foremoAt "The Cheyenne Show” over ABC- Mornlnt SemlnoY t:M Nrwe A Weather S “ 71t Ocean DTHe'*. Edmund 7:U Man To Man Harbor Commaad 18 O'Brien. Joanne Dr^- magicians will be seen to a pro TV Monday, Peb. 12, Weather . Thie Is SperU n Jack Paar Skew ' x 66 7:M Thlt !• CConn Yaacy Derriager M (O d or). X gram of amazing magic when KA- Rniineet Report FUra 58 Newereel ^ ^ 6 anag’s "Vienna Magic Show” ia 7:16 Three Hlooftes t:M Mea af Dectiay 88 Aoard Tkeaier . ^ 4# presented on NBC-’FV’s ’’Interna i:t# Captain Kanaaro* 8 i« Newt vA A It. M Jock Paar Show 66. §6 “ ‘ *nd ■ HU “Frtettde 8:55 Bpertc ft (Color). tiona) Showtime” Friday, Feb. 16 ' 8:16 dreafcfilast lot TimeT 7:88 Death Valley Days 8 Moyle 8 8 (7:30-8:30 p.in. BST). 6:M ColUjt f vot, the- - sWhlplaeh <1 “Gunga Din". Cary Grant. Doug- • ttf Hap Richard* Mllflea Oallar Marie U laa Fairbanka Jr. . lack La lane "Christmas In July". Dick Powell, 12:50 Newa aad Weather 8 Hazel (Shirley Booth) plead! Remper B*ein Ellen Drew, 12:65 Moment of Meditatloa 8 with Mr. Baxter (Don D ^ o r e ) to' Captain Kanir*ro* Weather, Local Newa St 1:# Newa 89 6:16 Debbie Drake Show News aad Weather M. M addreas the members of the Sun 6:6# Momtnr MrUI New Herlsaas 5S shine Girl’s Investment Club—and Btornlnf MovU 7:15 Westera Mass. BIshllshIa ZS to pass along a few hot t ^ on ELECTRONICS ‘ ‘These Qlammir GlrU’* SiMria Camera St Ayres, Lana Turner. Newa - ft the stock market, to "The Invtoit- 6:66 KakU A Ollle 7;M Bawhide 5 Lerner-Loewe ment Club,” on NBC-TVs “Haael’T iABORATORlES lf:# f Calendar A woman attempts to clear the show Tluirsday, Feb. 18 (fitWrlO ^ ^ Say Wkea name of her late, obvioufly guilty lf:$# Homemaker's X*vl* bank-robbing son by bribing an (OonttoiMd from Pag* Om ) p.m. EST). His refusal leavtoHte “ And Baby Makes Three. entire town. doOr open to a pair of fly-by-nIgWv 277 BROAD Young. B vb a ra Hale. laternational Shewtlme tZ oU stock salesmen who are hungry ^ Play Vttar Ihnnrb n . a# Don Amechn la -host. Tonight — order .to make tiris ’TV special, fCofor* " ^ e Vienna Marie Show." •nie film conipany granted hint a for the girU’ 31,000. . SHOP STANEK'S fUrbam Bernard Shew Bob Newhart Shsw t lea'ye o f abaemse tor this atpptmr- t l :66 The -f^ c e I* Blgkl 66 6# Bascie 8 It Detectives Roger Havltlnnd FOR (Color) Th erapy Sales Shaw ft. IS •ance. _The Te*an“ Comedy program Including eongs, Still another 'star who inter (Gregory Walcott) and Bert Kltog TELEVISION ll:6 i CeneentraiUn Jokea and skits with aa aanst rupted making a toovie is Maurice (Ron Harper) Investigate the Yedrs For A Reng from puppeteer Clyde Adler mjrsterlous shooting of a poUce- RADIOS 16:6# Isove of Lite 8:tl The Third Man S Chevalier, the OaHlc gallant Who Yenr First Impressl*n Bhaaaaa M waa filming Walt Disney’s "The man's bride to the "BuUet for Ka- PHONOGRAPHS (Color) Ue” , episode of ITBC-TVs ”87Ui _ CnmsnfUg* ^ •s 4#. The Hathaways ' ~ ft. S3 Castaways" to London but waa AUTO RADIOS 16:6# Seareh F*r' Temerrew "Help Wanted". Elinor secreUp permitted to ‘come to New York Precinct’’ series Monday. Feb. 13 Tmtb Or Oensegnence* works aa cigarette girl la order (9-10 p.m. BST). ‘ Plus Dependable Service JCnlie A Fae* to buy Walter a special rift. .e for ttiis super special. AgtUn 16:46 The Onidlat Light t-.8t Beale M ' 3 Chevalier will “Diank Heaven for M I P -ilt4 I6>66 News Day Report ■‘Aren't Yqu Surprised To See Little GtrU," and hia infectious The CartwrighU refuse to join It## Best Seller Me?" SbortlT after Tod >nd Ruz a band of vigilantes, deciding to I M *rrM doan Me hired by an Import firm. In smile antLway with a song wUl i \ r\nio. >m ;\im Al Home WHh Kitty Dallas. Buz IB forced .by a menialr ■have tl)elr way aa usual with an use. brains apd muscle instead oC _DnylnC**rt ly deranged man to go on audience. guns to keep low country farm ttl# As the World Mential death ride. . ^ ers from invading the Pondaioan’s Higbwno Pntrol fiebert. Tayles’a OetscNves It, St Stanley Holloway wasn’t making SminllUI NoUsy WHh Kitty "The Outsider". A mahtally dln- moist high-lands during a critical turbed. ex-convict starts a relsn A movie but he was to the process Hnrw Olson SboA of turning a TV pilot when the call drought, in the "G ift of Water" ^ s l Of Oronebo of terror by ehooUng dosm Inno episode of “Bonanaa,” N B C ^ V PETS! Fzith Fsr Tsfzr\ cent mailmen. • came to once again become Lisa • PUPPIES llU Al Hsmr With iwtw The FUnsteaea' A ft. tt Doolittle’s father to “ My Fair fuU-hour oqlor seriee, Sunday, FUk. a BIRDS S:tl Pzsswsrf "OperaUon Barney" Fred and 11 (9 p.m. BST). Jza MurvKv Shsw O I t Barney (rite ilbiesa to take In ball Lady." He. too, received pemtito- e TROPICAL FISH (Color) ?- ■ Bzme. Bion to come and hp’II be "getting Wrmtm >BhMV • aims A Allea . ' It to the church on time” just 'as he 8 ^ Antoire,' the nizrmtor-lMet t:tt Nsusc Parir trit 77 Saaeet S «A . . A ft, U 0* AJooa Premiere, iiuiI mu his sec LITTLE ft McKinney Lonlla Vouus Bel Air Hermit’’. 8tu Bailey did when "M y Fair Lady" started esWrtth vengeful sSngStr its marvelous run on Rroadway, ond dramatic appearanoe hi the U WOODBRIDOE ST. S:tl nM^MI^MmlM I searching M fbianctaJa juries to "Ifc. Easy.” Tuaedoy.' MANCHESTER ITssag Dv Matsuo • • ard. Eeh. 18 from 10 to 11 pjn. (NWM J M l 8 -g m ■ basoa Pat A Dav A ft. TVa Meav at Stare It Evidently the packager o f the t:M Father Of The BrUe 3 over ABC-TV. In ”Mr. E a ^ ^ l:lt Ths> Verdict IsTean. NBC-TV "Tail Man" series feels Oar Five Daashlers Kay and Buckley return from t*ire piaya a bueiness tycoon wtio OMBBettoai HaBdataad their honeymoon i Suburbia Taday YES! THIS IS OUR BIGGEST FLOWER THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES GARDEN BARGAIN IN AMERICA TODAY! h i T h is U m m . . . i COMPLETE LANDSCAPE GARDEN 1 DMi*t Warriff DarflRC • . • page 6 You wives who have to leave home for a few days n 4 FLOWERING SHRUBS need no longer worry about what your family will do to survive without you. Author Albeit Brown has the b l o o m in g b u sh es.trees. ■ hilarious answer here, in his account of how he be ■ ■ ■ VINES, HEDGE PLANTS^^— came a successful househusband, with sample njenus (' V. and his secret-formula Continuous Snack Feeder, IWJP ( Fluff Catcher, and Conversation Terminator included. v \ \ ''LL A Torrance, Califomia, con6- Wfaen the poafaioo trf janitor at the For light touch up, or spondent writes to tell us about Virgil Mancheeter, Comeeticut, post office Houghland*s unusual occupation. Mr. fell vacant, aU applicants had to ful Houghla'nd, it seems, spends his time fill a government requirement that -between starching scouting the sidewalks near parkiitg they be aUe to lift a sandbag weigh meters and picking up stray coins ing 125 pounds. In tests at the post office, 49 men failed to lift the bag. The onty man who passed the test hurled the sandbag away and an nounced: “I dion’t warn the job now.” • • Boasting about' his record, the Police Chief in O ak C l^ , Texas, said: “The vice situatioa in Oak CUg is the best I’ve seen it in a long time.” dropped by careless motorists. Mr. Houghland, who calls himself the One enterprising supermarketeer “King of the Parking Meters,” once in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, has spent three months around Tucson, put in little brushes at the entrance Arizona, raking through the dirt un to his store that pop up as you enter der 2I,00(> meters, and made $42S., and brush off the soles of your shoes. • • Keeps the store a Id cleaner, he says. We're pleased to note that Tighl- squeeze, Virginia, is Tighisqueeze ■ = .'1 ^ once more. The town got its name a long time ago from farmers who said it would be a “tight squeeze” if their < fc - / horses could pull tobacco-laden wag ons over the steep hill where the com munity is located. A few months ago the name was^ changed to F airvi^ and we think it might be a great idea because a local official thought the —particularly during these wet, old name was ugly. The people didn’t sloshy February days—for someone agree, and protested so effectively the to invent an adaptation for the en name has been changed back to fa trances of the houses of all smaU,: miliar, comfortable Tighisqueeze. busy children. • • • • Brown Deer, Wisconsin’s, Assist A sign on the door of a Brentwood, ant Village Manager Andrew Damon C aiifom ia, music shop reads: “Out tttLICt/oUS and Trustee Robert Vandamme have to lunch. Usually Bach by one. suggested, informally, that the com Offenbach earlier.” munity hire women—not for the pur • • pose of checking on parking-meter A parking Id near Burbank, Calb violations but to read water meters. fo m ia , has a special section for small OYST E t They want to call them mermaids. cars, called “The Nursery.’.’ F e rn r illM , New! \ JUST SPRAY STEW THEN IRON. X wifftovt tMmfianing\ ,7 .# ^ ? * - / .....• ■’ ' ■ .... \ ^ - 4 ^ <6 For ce lla ra , cuff* For roolorloo I - r .f e | No Dampoiilng ... No WoHiiui. You dampen and atarch in one operation. 8ta>91o aprayaamoothly, evenly. Leavea Ctfarica ready to iron immediately. Your fingertip oontrola the ai»ay for liidrt to heavy atarching. ^ Yod^iriM can t aUck. An excluaive, easy fanning aid preventa “pull” and “drag” on your iront Ironing ia faster, easier, smoother. Get Sta>Flo SPRAY next :jl' III, ' ■ . ' ------"She broke her favorite paring km feT time :|nm shop. A t your grocer’s. SUgURlia TODAY A. E. STALEY MF6. CO.. DECATUR, ILL. 01'IUKA II iiiii MSioiiaiitfiiai niriiMiii spuof aofmm /mae Suburbia Today, February 1962 t/' . ‘ . • * lUUSTIATIONS sy WHITHfr DAMOW, J(. Vegetables t French fried potatoes, potato How to put a lot of happiness in your garage. chips, artichoke au beurre noir. /. Salad < None. D esaerut Chocolate cake with fudge frosting, Start with iwo new Buick Specials. Any two. They're all terrific. Don’t shrug your shoulde.s-it orange Jell-O with chocolate sauce and chocolate COTts a great deal 1 ^ than you think to put two of these great Buick Specials in your garage (Less NNV-' ice cream, Popsicles, fromage pont l’6v£que. Beveragesi Choetdate mOk, Coke, Irish coffee. than model of some cars we could name.) Once you get two Buick Specials in your garage V The popularity of this dinner taught me an y o ^ l discover some other nice things: There’s more room than there used to be: room for a ^ a t important lesson. Eveiy home with nonstop eaters for children should be equipped with a stomach toboggan, a power mower. Also room for you. And you can close the garage door without any pump, a convenience as necessary as a fire extin ex^nsive chrome leaking out. Actually, these Buick Specials are so much fun to drive you may guisher. I still can't understand why a hearty, well- balanced meal of edi their favorite dishes should find the gara^ almost ernpty most of the time. Visit your Buick dealer. He’ll let you drive a ’62 have caused the boys so much internal havoc. Once they recovered, I found myself faced with Buick Special with the^aluminum V-8 or the new history makiiig V-6. He’ll also show you how a serious, between-meal snack problem. It being ^ I t IS to own both, becau^ he wants you to have the happiest garage on the block-the home vacation, the boys were not oiily home most of the time, but they were usually surrounded by of America s new happy meidium-si^e car. iBoiclC S * 1 anywhere from five to IS of tlwir starving pals. To meet the snack requirements of this hor^, I hit on my Continuous Snack Feeder. In the cellar I found an old three-gallon stone crock in which my grandmother had stored either ^candled eggs or dill pickles. I simply filled this i crock with a SO-SO mixture of peanut butter and jelly. Then I laid in a stock of two dozen loaves \ of soft, spongy white bread and left them on a kitchen table beside the crock. The Continuous Snack Feeder required refilling Housewives, meet a great househusband. His wife has nothing only about every four days, and it eliminated the previous lament, that “There's nothing to cat in to fear when she leaves him in charge BY ALBERT BROWN this house since Mother left.” As SHE KISSED ME and the boys good-bye, Mary heated stainless steel carriers full of the delicious XA. handed me a fat sheaf of notes and said, meals I had ordered. “I've written everything down for you, dear. Just But I abandoned this tempting notion as soon • ^ follow instructions and you won’t have a bit of as 1 read the section of Mary's instructions under trouble. Remember to wear your old, slacks when the heading: “Your Budget.” you clean the house, and do n o t smoke in bed." Still, I embarked on my cookery stint with a I’ll never forget the unhinged feeling that came certain elan. Here was one, phase of my job for over me that day. Earlier, Mary had said, “1 must which previous experience well fitted me. For six leave for Salt Lake City tonight, dear. Mother has years—ever since Mary gave m? a floppy chefs had a turn for the worse, and my brother is in hat and a long white apron with funny sayings Europe.” printed in red— I had been the acknowledged She had been unable to locate any baby sitter, Barbecue Boss of the house. My charcoal-gri|led friend, or cleaning woman to manage me and oiir steaks, marinated in a ^cret sauce blended of three young terrors during her absence. So she French dressing and peanut butter, enjoyed a sub had announced, with visible trepidation, that she stantial reputation.. would have to put m e in charge of everything. Dinner the first night after Mary^s departure During the 10 years of our married life, 1 had was a production that rivaled, at least in qutmtity, developed a feeling of revulsion, bom of inex the American plan dinner at Crosby’s Mansion perience and general ineptitude, toward washing House in Kinniput, Maine. I planned it with the machines, frozen .foods, supermarket carts, and boys’ favorite dishes in mind, plus a few of my other modem “conveniences” that our wives han “impulse purchases” at the Big Elephant Super e i l _ . dle with the precision and aplomb of jet pilots. market. It turned out to be a minor Lucullan Once when I tried to help Mary detach the wash feast. The menu, as 1 recdl it, was: ing machine, she called me a “manual moron.” A ppetiw rs: Mixed tuna fisji and chopped ripe M y invention— the continuous hearty-snack feeder. On page one of Mary’s instructions and ad olives on potato chips, pcaq£t butter and jelly on monitions, she made it clear that the most im crackers, watermelon rind, ^ e de foie gras. Mary’s instru^ions on “keeping everything portant of my many new duties was to give my Sonpat Chicken without , rice, vichyssoise. clean and tidy” were spelled out with the detail of charges* “three good meals a day.” I toyed with Entreest Choice of hot ^ogs with pickle relish, an army manual. But I soon made a startling dii^ the idea of making a deal with JXHiis’ Catering mustard, and catsup; hamburgers with pickle rel covery: When it comes to cleaning, women lack Service. 1 could see its shiny truck pulling up ish, mustard, and catsup; spaghettf with tomato both imagination and creativity, A recent piece of in front of our house three times a day with sauce; or'smoked brook trout aux champignons. social research shows that the modem homemaker C o n tin u e d on page 27 6 Suburbia Today, February 1962 / — • i - i ’■ The Spocks im their living room, wh moiooiAfHS n m aih n u h s r -MmoMiuuMEm often works after dinno’, late Into the i ...... '.X-: V iW&' If ft® Left: Another view of the much- used, much-enjoyed living 5'*^' '■ ' I.' . room, showing the pair of W-' , ‘ f ^ tall gold screens they made ■A themselves 30 years ago. Author with the feunotts baby doctor. on Above: Dr. Spock retires to a smqll, snug' BY MARION LOWNDES library if he has to work at night EdHor of 5v6orlMO Todoy when they have guests. Right: The sloop "Turtle,” and her proud owner. Sew John Spock was the artist. Your editor visits a hard-driving, dedicated man who revels, like his suburban neighbors, in the joys of home and weekends xmt o f doors any small children , as wc all know, have . . .” on through to “Weaning . . . Worms . , .' two sons, Michael and John. They are also proud % * ... tion, over cool yellow walls and side chairs of gera children more. His wife says he would probably close imaginary friends. Nobody ever sees Zweiback.” and devoted grandparents. Mkhael’s older son nium velvet, and the tall screens the Spocks “She’s the cheapest boat three people ^eeuld Mthese characters, but they’re very good company Now a second book has appeared, “IJK Spock Danny is two, and Peter arrived last March—“very work until two every morning if she allowed it__ squeeze into and cruise,” he says. (And he carriw when they were first married to hide radiators and but she doeiui’t. I and usually have fine, fancy names like Timothy Talks With Mothers.” In the same friendly, sensi tall and handsome,” his grandmoUier reported, closet doors, as they are elding to this day. a picture of her in his wallet, along with Darmy’s.) and Ow, or Mr. Roosey-Goosey—names you He has been described at worit as hurrying to a ble way he counsels parents wher^re apt to be “with red hair.” John, who m 17, is taking his last There are nine big lamps in their 28-by-16-foot Apropos of ‘Turtle’s” cost, many people have don't forget. Today some 13 million mothers alsa confused by the chai^g attjpidn and habits of year of high school abioad, at the Westminster' clinic session with his long white coat billowing wondered if the spectacular success of “Baby and living room, and they keep them all on while they behind him like a sail about to be sheeted in, six- have a friend they have never seen, but they con their school-age child—“tlje^grittiness that comes School in Lx>ndon—a dariiig and far from carefree Child Care” has made Dr. Spock a very rich man. are reading or working or seeing their friends in foot-four of energy and enthusiasm. As so often sult him often and come away encouraged. H is between them,” as hejnits it—and from there he experiment undertaken at his own request. At last the evening. To this he gives one of ,his characteristic plain- happens with the busiest people, the energy and name is Dr. Spc«k. goes on to explore the turbulent adolescent world reports, however, he was rowirig on the crew, like language answers: “A lot oTpeople seem to think “Cleveland is gray as pewter day after day all enthusiasm carry over into the free time, too, what Benjamin Spock’s “Baby and Child Care” is the as well. his father before him, and “what a feeling of power that just because the book sold in the millions. winter,” Mrs. ^»ck says, “and I turn the lamps there is of It. biggest best seller ever written in this country, and “Ben has empathy,” a^Ueague from the Mayo and speed one gets:” School life was looking up. on at two in the afternoon if I am going to be out I’m a millionaire and that I’m a tightwad because is now in print in 16 foreign languages ais well, in Clinic observes. “He feels with the parent and with He is a skillful carpenter, and back in his intern we live relatively simply. The book, including all after dark. It’s nice to come home into light arid days he built the parlor ctesk as well as the screens cluding Arabic and. Finnish. When he was asked the cfiild, and because he can put himself in the UTWardlV there is nothing to distinguish the warmth.” foreign rights, averaged about $17,000 in royalties they still use. In his upstairs workshop—it used to * to write the book, he was a busy, practicing pedia aiudous parent’s place he can communicate his Spocks' comfortable 40-year-old stucco house over the past 12 years.” O of Child Development at Western be a sun porch— he and his son John built a Sail- trician, but over the next three years he somehow own learning to them. He knows what they want from any other comfortable old house on the On their fainily entires, they have had three . Reserve, Ben Spock keeps a schedule he would fish and lowered the completed craft out through found time to do it, working six hours a day on his to know and need to know.” He smiled suddenly. pleasant street where they live.. The surprises are masts break over them, and in the Bahamas “Tur never recommend to a patient. He is out of the the witKlow. She was launched, a great success, in vacation and four evenings of every woiicing w ^k . “His own boys were handfuls, too!” inside. There is a sense o t restfulness as soon as house before eight after a quick breakfast of hot tle” took 30-foot waves,, all in the day’s work to “1 wanted,” he says, “to offer parents ^ 'c o m ^When the second book came *he editors of nearby Pymatuning Lake where they sail on free Dr. Spock. you come in which is in no way impaired by the cereal. (It’s always hot cereal, and Mrs. Spock has weekends. bination of psychological and physical (pafe needed Suburbia Today asked to pay a house call on this sight of Dr. Spock’s writing table and high stool discovered seven different kinds—a change for “He is completely without fear,” says his wife, in child care, i wanted to write to d mother in a very real, but usually invisible, friend of so many in one corner of the living room. The house looks everyday.) with a trace of regret in her voice. wice a w eek, during the winter, he leaves his way that would reassure her. I didn't Mirant to parents and children. easy to work in and much enjoyed. From room to When he . retires, he dreams of retiring to a Oihics and lectures keep him at medical school office for the lutKh hour and goes over to a scold or lecture her.” He lives, we found, in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, room the floors are covered in a sweep of pale something a little roomier— until after six in the evening, and when they have nearbyT rink where be puts on figure skates for an And from that now-famous opening sentence, with his wife Jane, whom he thanks in the intro gray carpeting, and ail the windows have the and cruising the Caribbean in the wintertime and had dinner he is very apt to go to his writing table hour of fim and practice arid the limbering up that “You know more than you think ybu do,” right duction of “Baby and Child Care” for contributing same treatment—long, translucent white curtains for more m rk. his old Maine-Cape Cod'beat in the summer. on, to the end, ^ has reassured countless appre “endless time, work, patience, much of the. practi «Mnes widi a turn on the quiet ice. Sunday mdro- For the present the palm-fringed islands are a which let the light through but mask the street. In the past seven years, in addition to a full-time ings are for «lcat|ng too. hensive mothers, while discussing, fully and cality in the detailed directions in the book, and “It’s easier for us—and the neighbors,” Mrs. mirage on a far horizon, and Dr. Spock continues .ill professorship, he has lectured, ai^ieared ion TV, He spends his summer vacation, by chmee, calmly, such sometiihes unavoidable problems as wonderful judgment.” They have been married a Spock says. to fill his 14-hour workir^ days helping profes and written about a hundred articles, aU uimrA at sailing off Cape Cod and down to Maine in a 23- “^ttenoids . . . Aggressiveness . . . Biting humans long time now,,since 1927, and^are the parents of The second impression is of brilliant illumina helping parents to understrmd and enjoy their sionals and parents with the endless problems— foot sloop, “The Turtle,” with his family for crew. endless even to him—of “raising them ri^t.” • ^ ' •8 ■ Suburbia Today, February 1962 Suburbia Today, February 1962 9 “M tU d t <* WUU". • «M* a t r / bS-mIw’ aria* a/ (U* ariaW | ka WaM«r C>aa to*a, anri _M w,CMaa»M.IH- Suburbia Today, February 1962 11 10 Suburbia Today, F e ^ r tit^ 1962 moTOGtAm IV (WJNO kiainin Planning a vacation abroad? Here are lodgings - Mm. <— w in^wiwiiiti READ'EM AND ACT! M the reasons fo r using Tampax'^ ► No discomfort. * / i 1 No irritation. 1 No belts, no pins, no pads, no bulk. A thousand years o f history—and central heating— can be yours for 1 Nothing to remind you it’s about $3 a day, now that storybook castles are taking paying guests time-of-thc-month for you. ‘ No embarrassment. ■ No odor. BY PHYLLIS BLODGETT AND CHRISTINA PAPPAS ‘ No disposal problems. + Nothing can show, no one id you know you could get lodging for yrour family at Ludwig the Severe, as a hunting castle, and later on it was can know. D Buig Lauenstein, buflt in Bavaria in 915 AJD.—tap- used as the seat of the Yehmic conrt.\The Austrians had to • No carrying problems. estriM, turrets, fortress rooms, battlements, and armor in take it by storm in 1797, but now it can be occupied by any Complete freedom. cluded—for half of what you’d pay for a motel at home? body has the modest asking price for a night’s lodging. Do what you like... bathe, Or, you can whi^ off to the C h itm D’Artigny, in Mont- Craigland, in likely, En^and, is one castle that bears shower, swim, dance, bazon, France, with wonderful meals and champagne for two mration because of its setting on the famous moody moors bowL ski. in panelled rooms overiooking the Indre River—fiill pen of Yorkshire. If the weather is right and the fog rolls in, Wear what you like... sion, $10. Castles in Spain—the Parador d’Oropesa, for in yen could swear Heathcliffe was right beyond the next knoll, stance—really exist In them your children can become stQl looking for Cathy. your slimmest sheath, your trimmest slacks. peiwnally acquainted with the history of the Moors and the Castle Rabenstein, near Frohnleiten, Austria, is a medi Knights Templar and Sancho the Brave and Alfonso the eval castle that was built up on the ruins of a Roman fort, Wise, and the cost rrf a douUe room is only $3. and now houses a fabulous art c(dlecti(Hi. Castle-hotels are springing all over Europe. One after another, the oymers of palaces and chiteaux are reno rance has many chiteau-hotds, such as the Chfiteau^^ vating and redecorating and tpening their proud estates to ' Mercues, in Gahors, which was om» the residence ofUie the public. They make excellent hotels, offering the most FBishops of Cahors. It is situated on a peninsula formed by astounding views of valleys apd mountains and rivers, plus a bend in the Lot River, overlooks a lovely valley, has many • •&.* I * •.'^ the romance of staying at a feudal estate or an imperial gardens and terraces, and the rooms are enormous. hunting lodge or an Elizabethan manor house, in roopis that FUimibo, in Ij^y, is ideally situated near Ravello on the rf'> • *-:-i .-r.^L ■' ': -V-: ' want for no modern convenience. ^ffs above Amalfi Drive, overlooks the sea and the charm '.*• *'v i '^1?^*." There are many different kinds of castles. In Germany, ing countryside, and was originally a 12th-century palace. depending on your interests, you may choose to stay at In Holland, try the Kasteel Oud-Wassenaar, between either a burg, which is a castle originally built as a strong Haarlem and Rotterdam. Though it looks like sm over Germany's Cochem Castle, which h’os originally built in the 10th cen hold, buttressed crenellated, or at a schloss, which is tury, stands high on a terraced hill overlooking the lovely Moselle valley. grown Charles Addams nightmare, it has dignififdt large the seat or palace of a noUe family. rooms and salons, beautiful bulb fields, and is only 10 min Burg Schnellenbeig, set on a n^tamtaintop surrounded by. utes frmn the Hague. ' • If you’d like a more complete list of European castle- woods, in Southern Westphalia; is a notable exaihple. Dating Whether your tastes run to living history (with a ghost or hotels, drop a line to Department C-H, SUBURBIA TO from the 1 Ith century, this castle bopsts a mammnth baro two thrown in free of charge) or whether you’d like to live DAY, 60 East 56th Street, New York 22, New York. nial hall and an armor chamber with a coDectioii of ancient in what is practically a museum,surrounded by priceless crests—plus a bowling alley. Burg Gruenwald, in the Isar antiques,or whether you’d just like a few days of utter peace valley, has a fascinating history typical of many of the castle- and quiet in luxury, with rMver-tiring views your only con hotels. A Gothic stronghold, it was built in 1293 by Duke cern, staying in a castle is a good way to vacation. a cn sp l quiet parkland and welHaid-out gardens. ? Tampax* internal sanitary protec “Aren't you supposed to sing, or something?" tion is available in your cttoice of three absorbencies (Rqpilar, Super and Junior) whereversuch piquets art sold. Try Tampax this month. 12 Suburbia Today, February 1962 —.r » • • T A M P A X K ra ^ prepared cookie mold and press lightly.^ (If using m sandbakkdse molds, half fin them with doufih.) Place the molds on a cookie sheet. 5. Bakeat37S*F10min.CooliiimoldtaboutT0min. With the point of a knife, carefully loosen cocrides from molds. Invert onto cooling rack. Sift eearfeetfeneps’ sugar over tops. About 4 dog. cookies RASPBERRY RING CAKE to prepare: 25 min. ' to bake: SO-SS min. 34 cnp butler 1 towponu vanilla extract a T cnp sngor. flfflfflW 1 egg, well b—ten aHBiM V 2 enpa sifted cake lonr * - V l 2 teaspoons baking powder 34 tea^oou sah 94 cnp aailk '• 6 tshitspoons red raspberry Jani 34 teaspoon red food eolering 1. Grease bottom only of a 2-qt ring mold. Set aside. 2 . Cream the butter and extract together until butter is softened. Add sugar graduaOy, beating until fluffy after each addition. Add egg in halves, beatfiv well after each addition. 3. Blend next three ingredients together. Beating only orangeTii^L” ^"**^* ^ it iT - ®^«»bha*B b until smooth after each addition, alternately add dry ingredients in fourths and milk in thirds to mixture. 4k Remove onefhird of the batter to aiRither bowl 0-- and blend in the jam and food coloring. Pour one-half of the plain batter into the mold; pour raspberry bat ter over first layer. Top„witb remaining plain batter. 5. Bake at^ 32S*F 50 to 55 min., or until a cake IJ m ' tester inserted in cake comes out clean. Cool 10 min. C<^orful red and white icing and fresh raspberry flavor make Raspberry Ring on cooling rack. Remove from mold and cool com Cake a fine choice for Valentine’s Day entertaining. pletely on rack. Decorate with Raspberry Ripple Icing. (See Photo.) One ring-shaped cake RASPBEIUIY RIPPLE ICING Combine I cup sifted confecUoiiers* sugar, 2 tablespoons cream , and 34 teaspoon vanilla extract; All in Good Form beat until smooth. With a spoon drizzle frosting,over top of cake, allowing it to run down sides. Stir to gether 36 cup red raspberry jam , 2 tea^xions A medley of flavorful foods in fanciful molds water, and ^ teaspoon red food cohning in a saucepan; heat mixture until thin. Spoon over cake. MELANIE DE PROfT, Food Editor \ I UPTAUER CHEESE SPREAD Since the famous Hungarian Liptauer cheese origi- FESTIVE TURKEY MOLD onnaise mixture, blending well after each addition. naliy used in this spread is not readily available in EN BLANCHE Stir in the remaining ingredients. Turn into the mold this country, cream cheese is an excellent substitute. and chill until firm, about 4 hrs. TO prepare: 3S min. to chill: 3-4 hrs. TO prepare: 15 min. to chill: 2 hrs. 6. Unmold onto a chilled serving plate and garnish H cap cold water with w ater creaa. 8 to 10 servings 1 8-os. pkg. creaa* cbecae . S laUespooBs, (2 ear.) aollavored gelatin 34 cnp l^ter V . 1H cnpa hot tnAep broth or quick chicken broth S loUespoons {hick sour cream \ IM enpa majronnaiae PECAN FORM COOKIES 2 anchovy fillet* ^ -'1'6-os. can (H cnp) eraporated milk 1 teaspoon caper* IM teospoona monoaodiam glntamate TO prepare: is min. to bake: 10 min. 1 tablespoon finely dmpped onion 94 teoaptMMi cab 1 tablespoon prepared mustard , 2H enpa enbed eooked tnrkcjr 94 enp fionr . 34 teMpoon baking powder 134 teospocaw paprika m 1 cnp flnelp chopped celery 1 lempoou caraway seed ^ M cnp chopped pamley 34 teaspoon salt 34 cap (ifled coofectioaers' ragar 34 teaspoon salt 34 cnp dutpped aalted afanonda S rolled ondiovy fillets 34 cnp capcra 94 cnp pecans, grated (aboni 1 cap) 6 tahhnpoons batter, chilled 1. Lightly oil a 2-cup mold with salad or cooking oil i . Lightly oil a 636-cup fancy tubed mold with salad 1 leaspbon vanilla extract (not olive oil); set aside to drain. or cooking oil (not olive oil); set aside to drain. 1. L i ^ y greasie small cookie forms, about 134x34 2 . Cream first three ingredients together in a bowl Z. Sprinkle gelatin evenly over the cold water in a in. (usually available in the housewares section of a until well blended. Mash 2 anchovy fillets and the bowl. Let stand about 5 min. to soften. department store), or use sandbakkelse molds. capers; add to cheese mixture. „ '3 . Add the hot tu rk ^ broth to the softened gelatin 2 . Blend the first four ingredients together in a bowl. 3. Add the next five ingredients and blend thorough and stir until gelatin is completely dissolved. Cool; Mix in the pecans. ly. Spoon the c h e ^ spread into the mold, packing to chill until mixture b slightly thicker than consistency 3. Cut in the butter with a pastry blender or two eliminate air spaces. of thick, unbeaten egg white; stir occasionally. knives until mixtuit becomes a soft dough (requires 4. Chill 2 hn., or until firm. Unnudd onto a serving 4a Blend the mayonnaise, evaporated milk, mono- working beyond the stage when mixture resembles plate and garnish with ndled fillets. Serve with as sodhim glutamate, and salt together in a large bowl. coafse com meal). Mix in the extract sorted e rp ^ e ra and thin slices pum pnnilrkrl or 5. Add gelatin mixture in small amounts to the may- ^ Put about one teaspoonful of dough into r nrh rye bread. About 2. cups spread ^ Continued on page !6 14 Suburbin Today, February 1962 I kctmbn, '*-» - - SPICY RASPBERRY-CELATIN MOLD APPLE CHARLOTTE A ll in Good TO raEPAM: 35 m in . TO CHIU.; ABOUT 3Vi HRS. TO prbparb: 30 m in . TO BAKE.: ABOUT 40 MIN. 1)4 CHB* pcBeh alieM 6 Form Continued from page 14 1)4 CN|« lO icBJ pliMch s in iB )4 t i-im, pkg. Mack reepkerry-flaroced Bdada 5 1 5 aa. pkc* wNpfcwry Baiarwl gelatiB 6 large ^ p k s. !4 Mespeeeai* )4 . . 1 S«a. pkc. Crcaai ehetae 2 lakletpeoas Ummom Jalee 1. U ^tly oil B 6)4-cup ring mold with salad or , 1 cap galdea raUm cooking oil (not olive oil); drain. Arrange peach slices )4 cap caandy cheppad pacasM 3D in bottom of mok| to forin a crown; refirigerate. 1. Remove crusts from b r ^ slices; cut each into 3 strips. Dip into melted butter, line bottom of a 1)4- 2. Mix )4 cup water with spiced p^ach sirup. Heat 1 qt. deep glass casserole with stripe, then arrange le; cup of the liquid until very hot. Add to Mack rasp maining strips upright around sides. berry-flavored gelatin and stir until gelatin is com pletely dissolved. Stir in the remaining cold liquid. 2. Heat the 2 tablespoons butter in a skillet; add the 3. Pour enough dissolved gelatin oVer peaches in apples and cook until apples are tender but not mushy. mold to barely cover. Set both mold and remaining 3 . Sprinkle with sugar and lemo^ juice. Lightly i^ x ^ gdatin in refrigerator to chill until gelatin b slightly in raisins and nitfs. V \ thicker than consistency of thick, unbeaten egg white. 4. Turn apple mixture into bread-lined < When both mixtures are of the same consistency, 5 . Bake at 330°F about_4d min., or bread is "U says to give me half of your candy bar, spoon gelatin over jelled peaches in mold. golden brown. or they’ll stop the show.” sUBUiau TOMf 4 . Meanwhile, prepare raspberry-flavored gelatin ac 6. Cool; unmold and serve wiflHi choice of Aprleot cording to pkg. directions; stir in the salt. With a Sawee or sHdpped cream, x 6 to 8 servings spoon, stir cream cheese vigorously until softened. Gradually add the dissolved gelatin, stirring con PARTY HAM LOAF stantly until thoroughly blended with the cheese. COT SAUCE TO prepare: 25 m in . to bake: IV4 Hrs. 5. Chill until mixture gels slightly. Spoon over first TO PREPARE I cook: ABOUT 15 MIN. mixture (both layers should be of almod the same 14 rap pineapple sirup' Jam % rap firmly packed brawn sagar consistency when combined). Chill until firm. 1 tablespoon M ee vinegar 6. Unmbid onto a chilled serving plate and serve 24 pineapple chnnks apehes brandy with a bowl of CocobnI Creans. About 8 servings 24 whole doves Stir the first three ingredieiHs together in a saucepan. 4 sHcce bread, ca l in enhee "Daddy scud turn it off! Bring to b o il^ aind cook over low heat 5 to It) min., tOIVlOU tOMV COCONUT CREAM—Fold V* cup toaatc^^'^oeo-. stirring to prevent scorching. Sieve. Stir in apricot nnt into 1 cup thick soar cream. brandy. Serve hot cidd. cups, sauce 'M teaspoon Mara pepper )4 traspeen grenad nnimrg. )4 rap finely chopped enion Gramsd meat (1)4 W . hat )4 and )4 lb. veal) Thanks to a radically-changed E U 6 TR A S 0 1 .. . even in tinniest water 1. Mix the first three ingredients in a small saucepan; heat un til sugar is dissolved, stirring constantly. Pour 'A cup sirup into a 914x5)4x2)4-in. loaf pan. 2. Insert cloves in pineapple; with cloves down, arrange in pan in the sh«|>e of a pineapple. Look who’s showing' some spunk! NOW YOU CAN 3. Mix next three ingredients together in a large bowl; lightly mix'in. in order, a mixture of the seasonings, the onion, meat, b rin gin g up 1 and remaining sirup. Spoon lightly into loaf pan. F o u r tip s to ta m e a rock-a-bye rebel. Hints esUtetsd (1) Nothing quite so relaxing as a rocking 4. Bake at 3S0°F about 1)4 hrs. ty Mrs. Dan Otrbtr, chair session. (2) A lullaby, swast and low, ttathsr t f 5 Xstill "hath charais to sooths.'* (8) A favorite To unmold, loosep meat from sides of 'pan. Pour olT excess cuddle Urv somehow makes a crib seem juic^invert onto warm platter, and remove pan. Form leaves Sudden rebellion in the ranks? Even the cosier.. (4) Grandmother offered a spot of with green pepper strips to resemble pineapple crown. best-behaved baby feela the need to rebel from warm millilk toI encourageI drowsiness. Works time to time. And why not? A baby is a • today, too. No film! No streaks! No spots! About 8 servings human being, entitled to a few human quirks. (Besides, this show of ^spirit means he's Spootaltiee of the hooae. Don't forget 3,187 tests in all makes of growing up.) So when your baby occasionally these speelsl foods for your baby: Gerber refnses to go along with his regular Strained Egg Yolks-delicate in flavor dishwashers proved it! HarB's n Traenura of G ood Eoting from tfw I mealtime or naptime schedule, try to relax and enstard-y in texture, high in iron and let him relax before you fSed or bed Ihim vitamin A. Gerbbr Teething Biscuits — Fabulous Franch Cuisino. | down, If you don't force th^ issue, it wiwiU be extra-hard to soothe tender gums, specially T ry radieaUn-choHffeti Electraaol because it easier to get baby back on aehedule the shaped for easy grasping. Oeroer Cookies THE FRENCH COOKIOOK next timeime aroumarouna. for toddlers—animal-shaped for fun. twice • contains exeltuive new ingredtent '. conloira ot Frvndi cooking, fraoi Vkkywolio to Potili Baby will reliih regular mealtimes if as much protein as most other oookiiM, prevents excessive foaming due to pro Fovra, fraw Hon d'Ooovrot to flonlog Crops* Soiolto, plot they're •kept ; "lo ^ing-fbrward-to" n g times. The B-vitamins in the ieing. tein food soil. doxmi tt odisr iottad fodpo* and tolb lira to proporo fooioin needed ingredients? A smiliiw atmosphere. Frmch mvcm. A goodly variety of Gerber Strained Foods. Im p o rtan t: Gerber prepares over 100 baby • releases fuU-foree tpray aditm in jm ur There are more than enough to keep baby's foodi: cereals, strained and Junior, to meet mealtimes sestfoL your baby's nntritkmal needs. Ws're proud dishwasher... for m u^ better washing TOURS FOR ONLY 5 0 ^ to say: \ • , and rinsing! EACH enOpmU V ariety review with a delidoas point of view. Gerber Strained Foods offer plmty of "Beblee ere our boeinoee... • is stQI low priced! a rot sumnmuk t o m t lo o ia range for menu change. 10 laachms fruits. 0 oor .onlT boeinoee I"* ISB N. Mltklgae Ava« Cfclcwpo 1, HI. K iroen-good vegeteUra 9 savory meats. rextra-flavor-y high meat dinners. 10 tasty SPOTLESS Endoood Bod 4 ' to r whkti p lo o M Mod mn p o d p o id vegetable-meat dinners. 4 scrumptious get new Blue Ribbon desserta. 0 fruit-Ucious jnioea. Eikch one ------coploi of 'Tko Frondi Cookbook" @ SOt oock. (N o desimaed with a spedllc Hatritional need in tILMfm •toiop* or CO JI. ordon, plooio; lotbloctlow g»oroo*«*d or mino. Sample mam made for lip-smaddng:. DISHES roFo^i^I^id.) ElECntASOL blOMS a. I CMcksn Hign Meat Otimsr 'f'. Oissn Bsans Addrek* .'...... • Bananas with H n s sppl* Fonnuls or Milk JUST, • RELEASeO.y- •EU tabisei City gi Slots by KconomIcB LnbemlcKy to nastiro apotlaai ' raauHa fromnng (Mwiwaabar (Fitol *r Writo UsIWr) Work Sheet for FEBRUARY GARDENERS The sap is stirring/ . . days are getting longer... now is the time to begin the garden year BY JOHN BRIMER OUlDOORS Plant Bulbs Outdoors in the South. Many in seven- to eight-inch clay pots filled with rich Bring in Bulbs potted last autumn, and kept "summer" bulbs may be planted now and also soil, as soon as two good-sized leaves have formed. outdoors for forcing into bloom now. Keep pots F««d L aw ns everywhere by Washington’s Birthday, You Paperwhite and S person that mil satisfy everyone ■ti / suppose if we have a property settlement Older citizem enjoy a music hour in the Senior Day Center n i wind up with all this junk." of their own community on the outskirts of Miami, Florida. BY GEORGE FIELDING EU O T garage Today's trend it to paneling Eaty*to-uae Minwaz brings out wood’s o —o n a t i f M i , , ond natural beauty. Simply apply Minwaz fcaap » twuiag —oelWy e a r l y a w h o l e generation has been added to the life chores they could do and enjoyed doing. Modem labor- Wood Finish to the panel after sanding with bondv 3-M-ONE. it thoroughly. Then add a light touch of hfcicrtsurl—w;tii»»iiili span of Americans since 1900, but the tragedy is that saving apidianpes and packaged gimmicks have done away Minwaz Finishing Waz. The result is a O b sole eserywhere. Nso much of the added time is being wasted or absorbed in with most of these. rich, hand>rubbed look. For authentic Colonial effects, try Cherry, Ipswich or a wearying struggle to find a decent place to live, peace of And where is your parent—or your in-law—going to Puritan Pine. Modem effects include Drift* tWMiOll mind, and some sense of pride and usefulness. sleep? If you have a bdlroom that isn’t being used, you’re wood. Straw or Spruce Gray. There are alrfiost 16,000,000 Americans today who are luckier than lots of suburban families. For old folks, one nmnaw Ewor eumiK fun 65 or over. Oidy about one out of four is gainfully em essential requirement is privacy, a place they can call their fro*" •o H y Upriug to . ployed. The majority arc living on savings or retirement own. You probably can’t compromise on this for very long, M i wMi Arians income of one kind or another. The median income is low— if at all. If there can’t be a separate lioom, chances are the less than $1,(KX}a year. Many, who are not working but are plan won’t work. Even if you can makeTunior move his mul firei willing and aUe,CBiinot find employment— “too old” is the titudinous effects out on the sleeping porch, you’re setting '’M «w th. an w - ■ I iM up a conflict that’ll haunt you. Also what about dividing up r *^^pr **«y» tw T automatic brush-off. At present, 69% of tbhse older people maintain homes bathroom time—a problem with which, if you have more than one active child, you are doubtless acquainted already? •WftM wtaM OF n w -sM I o( Mc- (owned or rented) either alone or with a spouse; three million live with relatives; aitd another million and a half, Better stop and think how ah older member of the fam all told, live with other pet^e, or in institutions, including ily wUI fit in with all the other demands on your time— ^your « fodf •Td like to see anyone hold w incommunivador hospitals. Wherever they are, the over-all problem is the husband’s corrunuter schedule, your nursery and social Unfinished furniture /«r thm DrUnmmt inability of the purchasing power of most forms of retire schedule. Junior’s school schedule. “If only,” says a harried Minwax imparu a rich, warm plow lo un-. Sta-U r FUrmr housewife in Skokie, Illinois, “Mother didn't have that finiahed (umiiurc . . . cabiiwti . . . new Stamm ttHm wiito W» ment income to keep up with the rising cost of living. thclvci and wood trim. Cbootc wood with Outside the'city, the pnrf»lems of the senior citizen are ‘pushed around’ look all the time, as though she were in uniform Krain and land lilk-amooih. the way and knew it and was being so patient about it” On Finiih a, above in your choice of Minwax SUtUUIA TODAY especially severe. In hundreds of typical, bustling, commu quicfc.dryinA colon. nities from Bellevue, Washington, to Natick, Massachu the brighter side, a no-less-busy woman reports: “I can tell you one thing: It’s a Messed comfort when Fm late getting tor ovor SO yoora M inwu Wood Fioiahe, setts, the accent, today is on youth. Youth—the schooling hBve been the aiandard of qualicy with and happiness and welfare of youth—^is their main reason hbme from the bridge dub or a frustrating shopping spree archicecta, cnaiam buildcn and antique dealer,. Alto ccoaomical and easy to uie for my worm problems— for existence. Neither the average suburban home nor the to know that dinner’s progressing right on schedule and on f / > . Im Afitas SUrSK^IBT do are Minwax Finiahinc Wax. liquid or average suburban coountudty has been designed to pro top of tluit Mother’s going to be beaming because she’s had paate.aod that wonderful new icpadrtlicfc *»*r'*W itor far yoo! for aurface acratchca , T a b 24 wufr sail ao easy vide a place for old folks. the chance to do something for all of us.” - Bleod-Fil. to aw with iaaertip coo* I.SW Puhrex Worai Caps trab . . and inaaai nniiiiin Stop for a minute and think this through before you rise OCIAL WORKERS'who Specialize in die problems of our FREE power one leactse. Chaicc 5 up in righteous indignation and say our town is different. aua ceuroM now *«»•«: 3 kp. aadVikp- Suppose, suddenly, you had to find a place for an aging senior dtizens are beeW ng convinced that the “three- KM MW lOOMiT, ~tcM'ti«alpaMitau«_ for CYcry tO liiv nawL With S “Wood Ffnhhini" ,T DM »OM CM M rW M I as oM.ee* aaeoadWooal parent to live. (Most likely it would be your mother. The generation household” really works well only when there is ! oa dw tiU* dtiYe a reciprocal need for it—when all concern^ benefit from ------f yon a* an*td of average American woman is widowed at^ 70; the average the arrangement and when there are no serious personality MINWAX, 'I____ oaraaadled timradsMity. man who survives his wife doesn’t lose her until he is 85.) Oapl. ST.2Z ■ ■ — ------ice. sate feat of clashes among them. 11 Weal43ndS«.,NewYacliM,N.V.. | i.ia use! What do you do? Make roonl in your own home? Don’t, for Medium-rent and low-rent housing space especially de SeodbooklcaontheilfawaaMefbod g the sake of all concerned, take snap judgment on this. Does ' of wood finiabiaB, with color card g I must been out of my mind when signed for—and restricted to— odSnipancy by older people ahowinx all 14 ataia cRxcta. Abo ad- B your parent really want to live with you? Can you make an drcaa Of toy aeareat dtalet. ■ / bought you that chair” is being provided in increasing quantities in and near many older person fed really needed rather than an added burden? NAME.... Time was when both Grandpa and Grandma were very of our larger cities. Federal aid for “housing (or the aged” ADDRESS.. helpful family members; there were any number of little now runs into many miflioris annually. States are hdping. Continued on page 22 CITY_____ “STATE o»»_ * ,?“**^*“ February 1962 Suburbia Today, February 1962 21 la Caaada: Britiah Faiaia. Oakville. Om. tan Chicago is notable for its efforts in behalf of be kept up in proper shape on a one-fainily basis The special constructioa features required for Continued from page 2! the elderly. by aging owners. churches or sometimes by local social agencies or beneath her social level.) This senuoommunal Grandma Under all this pressure and persuasion—and a In newer areas, preplanning for a proportion of the homes of older folks are pretty well worked organized by senior dtizens titemselves. “Odden type of housing dten has central dining facilities too. New York law, for example, now requires growing realization of the facts—many suburban old-age housing is fin^'hg favor. A report of the out by this time. They include: (1) complete Age” and “Gdden Years” a p p ^ frequently as for those who find that eating alone is no fim or 10% of all state-aided housing space to be set communities are awakening to the need for a rea New Jersey Old Age Study Commission predicts dwelling fadlities.on one floor; (2 ) few, if any, names. Others ate more ori^al — “Cracker are tired of cooking for themselves. ^aside for senior citizens. sonable amount of low-rent housing within their that from now on “there will be no emnmunity in steps; (3) no thresholds or other tripping hazards; Bari,” “Stitch and Chatter,” “Spit’n Argue.” Here To sum up^ what we’re fiued with is a vast and There are, of course, complications. People in borders. There are other advantages besides tak which the needs of the elderly ate not reckoned (4) non^p surfaces in hallways, bathrooms, and and there a name shows up that doem’t seem too rising increase in the proportionate number of our general are Gro-Pnp Ribbofl ca i supply the ,) How to “ Balance” ■otrieBts that n iy be mssiag Thb beautiful ranch-style heme is ready Dogs love the foods that people eat. But you can never be sure that scraps from the table are giving your dog ^1 the table scraps the nutrients needed for a long and happy life. for you te complete ^ That’s the reason thoui^tfiil fam ilies are adding Gro-Pup Ribbon to ... - you feed your dog every "scrap meal" they feed. Gro-Pup Ribbon is an unusual kind of dog f(^. It contains an extra bonus of protein, vitamins and min *Price may em j slightly in digeremt m**s. erals—far in excess of the minimum levels set by the 'National Research Council. WHEN YOUR HOME IS COM the coupon for complete information Even when fed with large amormta PLETED, YOUXL FIND YOU PAID on how you can own your Uwn home of "unbalanced” leftovos, Gro-Pup YOURSELF APPROXIMATELY thru IBCs easy No Money Down—^ I ;'|i can safeguard against improper diet. $3.50 PER HOUR FOR THE WORK Immediate Financing Plan. Regardless * YOU DID IN YOUR SPARE TIME! of your income, thete's an IBC Home ^ - '■*. . 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You thrill and sadsfa^on goes on year after year I undarstond'-l^raquatt puli ma undar NO OBUGATIOH save THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, and you I'jc ... for from roof to foundation an IBC Home rum Wmg to Rmwmrd is “quality packed.” don’t have to be a carpenter. Onca-^tfae shell Noaw.. : , ------Your Dog-Gro-rup With thu plan you don’t need a penny to is up the heavy work Dog BiseuU Tremte pay d o w n -< ^ a lo t And that can be is done, and your IBC in T -B om Worm in town or out in the country—wherever representative will be Oly. JStota- available whenever YOU prefer to live. CowMy. .Phono Na_ Here’s why you can own and enjoy an you need him for coun IBC Home for less than you are now paying sel or advice. 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B A R U M P Hoad gafaaaad to garapa toC QC m o lA IO I-£m toriky SH s It la. aaaalasat no wntiolilwww Itojagioe. pratoctod trsai plltorsta aas eeeelareHwafaradsoffae aviw w m o . umr. fwMHti toftrw tiluof 11 PHOTO FH Aim DaUeato (a to tala (to Oscar a< aay kaaw pc .. oiottfM. it it ( NIW. IXCtUSIVS-Tka toraalar Haws 7a.i. sascaHrs sMca . . . w.atoitat tot ellta, tool a niNor wMta tlata •m m !• Hw aaty ku sM it Uadi tsM aaly lack kaatosaMiy weed-freeied. tS* a 47' .... aM toftirta ( ky Ika ■aaatoctorar. xrilk saaaadlllsaal far year tsmUl'and alia rick Haoa.laak. Aksiract la tmert lad aMoey-kock laaraalaa. TsnaaaUiad altk >ad Mack. Nsral Saalaiy la Maa vlatol aad i n s * awbw to •• axtra carl, •atoaslM. wllk a daik af kraws. la l.sSlaa to PUNstoaa Makataay. Ctoltorala S ic raU r akape a l $S aM ia. Calalaa as la- . MSTPAID t idwisd. Oak ar paatal calani rifkl ar t framea compteir Pa. Keiideau Add 4 % Seles Tex kauri apatoae. wish glaas. gik lop DISIAN IMPORTS CO. S erry N k Steeepi or COD’s ttk .fS . aactsald aaywkaia la Mw U. I. bnokiodriaieiatitt Dapl. STt, Sox 117, Jsrkhe, 1. I., N. V. Tm STM im COMPANY eaatl Treat yoar- TAYUMI OinS S71 U>. Wayaa Aas.. Wayaa I, Pa. ■•a S IS , Stotfaati, Mtasaarl r arif to sntrai of ItMtot <■7 Pietw* Slat...... g4.W ea. ppd. COBBLER’S BENCH LAMP AntOher of my inventions— cleaning cart loaded for bear, and ever ready. M A R IN lirS • Meticulously hand-crafted in pine Y O U c a n enjoy SCONCI • Perfect end table decorator walks an average of six miles a day. I can believe it. She and billows ^ntly in the biwze, eventually settling on the A tailhfat nproilat - • Hand stained and rubbed most also stoop and squat another h d f mile a day. sticky surface of the tape. Return in about an hour with (sotoilBItMcaMaoi • Bxpss fitted COFFEE m bber gloves and haul in the tape. aa oM aailiao vnatL It seemed to me that with a little creative thinjiing and V oatlu enmandwiriSii inroa • 22W" High - 5’I" Wide - 12" Long at your fingertips 1 didn’t really mind putting in a 12-hour day at all the aiyoMrolyoiMrotmordaHfbi experimentation, 1 should be able to eliminate much o f the TMI SAOtHi, a haixicraftad oclotnal in firioB aa • gift, tasks I ’vto mentioned in this article. A fter all, our wives do raflad in mrlluw... i g t S each ttme Mary and her sisters-in-homemaking spend walking, antt9ua'9rainad, txtra haavy saddlt'^laathaf, U, Post Paid ■ ■ v e « i post Paid in office or home pinea compirtr with jogging, stoofMng, pushing, pulling, and kneeling. as much. But I did resent having my 12 hours stretched to Kand>«tainad and hand>rubbad lo a Iwttrout pfauui rhhniur an«l Send Check or Money Order - No COD. B By DAVID M PARIS (A P )- sand police and stood by in the today as worried -T' • officials girded street clashes ar knee. ' Security forces trated to counter t ' onstration schedule ternoon on the vaj Repiibllque In east< Frwich Socialist a "peaceful onstration Secret Arfhy Org agalnst^ollce repr ftions last T) eight dead am '^jured. The French .Cor quickly summoned 1 join the Socialists Rockt ^Swin NEW YORK (AF son A. Rockefeller “swinging to the ri^ The potential Re; dential candidate asked «n a natiorr prograrti Stmday ni becoming more com politics. "Not in the snapped.. He appeared on Aj SpaHsM MAHMNSO s«U P ... Hearty casting Oo. "Issues garbanzo beam in lusty meal broth, cn- Earlier, he had Uvciied with spicy Chorizoa sausage. Needs only garlic toast, green salad . . . for a he might have bee memorable meal! -- as the OOP's 19f new excitement in nominee because hr French • >... Authentic •ral." French recipe, with rich beef stock,aged Rockefeller said 1 Parmesan cheese.. Superb—poured over the Kennedy adrnln; Charge it to us...Use this specialCredif^ardRefund! toasted French bread, heated mldlrcoti¥aaieiica...aad Cuba was a failure have caeloaed two labab from any oTU sm Chicken Cacchsora, States becau.se it r Kdttbullar or Beef Stroganoif. Pleaia amd |ndh$l.00 MB in U.S. ciinency. In the ranks of V sphere powers—a t part by the lack of t vv.-' f - consultation, he saic The governor Kennedy administra errv. Swedish KOTTBUU_AR of the Cuban invar Plump meatballs in a savory clear It was "the f ■ - ' > - ______— policy" that he opp diU-spiced sour cream saueb. that had he hem Superb main itish with would have gone a HERB’S ^ L L YOU HAVE TO DO: mashed dr parsley invasion but woult potatoes. And exciting, American air and n as hot appetizersi He warned ags BuvAiny3 u \a two of the three “Famous Foods” meat entrtes, that an exchange V ' ^ American priaon«-.s CliickenSfiic Cacciatore; Kottbullaror Beef Stroganoff. Abel for Powers, ai represented a thav Serve them to your family^ You’ll appreciate the con war. He said the F venience. And your family will enjoy this different taste treat. Italian CHICKEN Save the labels . . . and mail them in with the. Special CACCIATORE Glenn _ Crcxlit Card Refund above. We’ll send you a crisp $1.00 Succulent chicken cooked bill as your refund—so you’ll enjoy one can FREE. Take “hunter style” with advantage of this offer now. These treasured continental tomatoes, mushrooms, No. S] pungent herbs. Magnificent .a- recipes are brought painstakingly to gourmet perfection. in a ring o f rice, And they come to you complete, all it^ jr to heat and ' with crisp bread sticks! By HOWARD I serve. CAPE CANAVEB —John H. Glenn Jr. will be no joy ride SSBVmi Soup items are IKK iiKlud^ in this offer. Offer expires 90 days after busy man as his t dais this ad appears.- Limit of one refund to a family, please. around the globe s second. Tlie finely tuned a number of tasks he seeks an answe tlon: How well can i apace, especially du weightlessness. Fk>f be all but about 20 intended 4-hbur, SO- Man's ability to weightless state is i jor enigmas of sipai Project Mercury lau solve. When Soviet »co« man Titov made 17 globe in the spaca<M apartment, second lot. $19,(100. Philbrick ‘Agency, MI MANCHESTER-Ranch, large U?- down and doore. fireplace. fuUy id- PLUMBING AND heating — re- owner. Can be seen by appoint nets. MI 9-1676. floor, 3 Hawley Street. MI 9-6568. 9-8464. ing room, modem kitchen. 8 bed* Known for Quality Products and Seralce modeluig mstallaticns. repairs ment. eulated. ^ tv water and eewer. St. RCA TABLE TV sets, 21” , 'UHP- rooms. bat^. large rec room, Jamee Parish. Owner anxious to Rmirmbrr . . .' Many times, 841 Broad Rt.. Manchester—.511 9-4648 All work guaranteed, 25 years ex THREE ROOM apartment, second SAVE TIME—On .display,display, more excellent condition, 119.500. Phil penence 24-hour service Call Ml 4-0238 VHF, $40; 12” VHF, $20; baby floor, itove and refrigerator fur than 150 pictures with piprices ut sell. Vacant. Charles Lespersnee. even after all other methods of brick Agency, MI 9-M64. MI 9-7820. Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749 coach, like new, $18. Ml 9-9989. nished. Available March 1. MI homes In Manchester and vlcinu;i'. healina have failed, CIIIRO- 3-7591 Carlton W, fiutchlni MI 9'5137 • LAWBON SOFA and chair with COLUMBIA—At Columbia Lak* — GLA.'^TONBURY PRACTIC IIEAI.TH (ARE GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, New large ranch home. 6 rooms, Plumbing. Installalion and repair. custom made, covers, good condl- SIX LARGE rooms, sunporch, ga SIX R(X)M ranch—One-car garage, succeeds. 5001 -I M’ 9-5125, lioti, $68. MI 4-8066 evenings after ceramic tile bath and a half, beau, eXJUNTOY CLVB SETTING rage, oil steam heat, central. West 1% tiled baths, bullt-ins. corner tiful large living room, large bed- _ T. Side Realty, MI 9-4342 or MI fireplace, family rtmm with cathe-! JtSirge 8 bedroom Rdnch. Minutes 3-41710. . drat ceiling, city utilities, patio,: rooms, built-in appliances 1340 j (it)m' Manchester. Fireplace, ga- sq. ft. of living space, garage, rtigg s; „cre land Onlv 117.900 Reduced Mnsieal Ingtruments 33 hot water oil heat. Excellent loca-^ very large closets. Call Burt, tion, trees galore. Charles Les-i THREE ROOMS, flrrt floor, $75. Starkey Agency. C o 1 u m b 1 a , I OVERSIZED CAP.E . on quiet 7-room qplit level, 2 WHY PAY Main Street prices for •______perance. MI 9-7620. ______| "Academy 8-9243. any time for ap- street. Huge treed lot. 4 be) kills her toUier- Mtdd Calendar . 3! 43 7:U WstieeNsttom Mott. RlghUghtg . It "No More Ladles". Joan (hraw- Bapedlllsa lM 4d Boy Whmi » : 33 ib r t s Csmsra gs MANCHESTER . E*» Year tafsrmatlso In- taw (Denver I^le), and con Q: Now thdt "Fttor Gunn”'wag OAU. IN OEDEE ford, Robert Montgomery. vinces her husbontr (Warren Idtid Bsmenmohar’a Mavla 3 / t;W Kakts A.OUIa 33, Id d:4d Msa si Dcrtloy * | g Oati>s» that he did the killing la "Cor d f’ J^ed. MocMurray - — Tt$$ R?ta>srd not rantwad, wiiAt Are atiw OriUf ^ . Plek Dp 10 MbmtM Later ld:dd Calendar 3. «d grtf News - A A S3, SO self defense. Ann Sheridan Baasa T^ato Stevens' pkuig for Um future T — CYCLE SHOF Bar Wbea It Id 1:33 SpoTto M Ben Casey ~§ .’ 4d. S3 Pby P w irT i T— h eI Jem. Hartfleld Story." 8 - S 1. B. : CYCLE SALES aad SERVICE ld:3d Jieaiemaker’s Marts r ■ 1:33 Sf*-v fXsaer Mavis ' S "Victory Wears a (tauel Smlle.t’ lay Wooater rasuona that he must "The Eagle and The . Hawk". "Walk East on Beacon". George Dr. (taaey (aces slander suit For FIBRIGS, 3hs|i F U R III MILLS accompany three boys who want A : Stevens hAs been gilined to DEGI’S DRIVE-IN Frederic March, Cary Grant N t o r ^ ^ V lr ^ b Gilmore. brought by veteran doctor. Utid The Toxaa to run away from the train. stAT In an hour-iong gerleg. "MAn Colambia— ^Humber m o e n t e e ST.— b0 s-sooo Pby Year Boaek 13, m Mllltaa Dollar Malta U i f DmRMbricft - -.-ic. WoeImbm — ____ b Bight ' 8:8 Naws Speefal 4g. tS Color. Mli^to Denar Marts ' ^ M See 7:00 Showing Howard K. Smith — Nsws and (^ Uie World," to be produced In Barbara Beroaid Shaw *d •'Larceny. Inc." Ed-ward G. Rol>- lt:Sd Cve dst A Secret 3 foewy UmSSSStnio. Comment Europe. English— RoDfaat U:dd Tbs Pries b Bigkl 11. M Ar Medal pEttem Ar D Fabrics Inson, Jane Wyman. With Garry Moorv, boat aad -CantaB MAde SUPOOVER8 l A DEAPEEIBS „ -Team Fer A-Bsag Btdd BIralghtoway - 4d, (3 BOB KOBRNANh Prep, y iCtolor). • Weather, Lseal News IS emcee; pimelists BUI (hillen, U:td Lem oi Ub "Eacape IVom Oarknaoe", Scott l«ft Middle Tpke. West The Taaaa A ed, 33 News Of The Bear Aad Henry Morgan. Belay Palmer, at LOW MILL PEtCES!* Year FIrrt Impmmlsn aad "Cupper help girl to dtatreos. Q: .Are Patg and Gladya really U:ld CrttCealraUsn 33. 3d WssUisr SO Bess Myerson and guests'. Michel (Temeaflege then learn ehe eaeaped from a married tft each oUierT Mrs. F. a M I »-ft48« Years Far A Ssag A «A S3 13:tt Troth o r ttaessqaeeees' _ „ News sad Weather M „ de ta ^ g a French llluslontaL OgBtgt B t h t Da y Noea to t PAL— ndtHiftgjr M td ft PJM. mental lastitullon. ll:dd t.svr m Ufe > I T:ll Western Mass. HIghUghto 33 ll:td News. Weaiher aad Sparta 3 AM. Saerrti Fer Tsmsrrew Omeettest Blmto Ahaodf ' I A : No. Not in real Ufe, only on Year First Imprssstoa It. It Saerts Camera 33 News, Weather aad Sparta 3 Moke A Face t:3d Cheeknule ' 3 their TV Aerlea. • (Color). news • ss Btg hews 33 OHBNET HAU- ♦ itAETFORD RD - MANCHESTER » PM B PAEKmO U iU Tka Gsidlag UgM *3 "The Sound of Nervous Laughter," • Camsallage A 4A S3 Tttd Obeyesas A 4d, « News sad Weather 33 U :H Mewe Day Bepert Actor whoee receipt of a death ll:ld Search Far Tssssrrsw 3 "Rendetvous with a ______Miracle. News. Spsrts aad Weather dS Irtd Beet SeKss. threat Involves ChertmuUs, Inc., Q: How toll la Bert Parks And Troth Or Osaaegacaeas 3A Id Rronco captures bank robber, but 11:11 SaspcBss Theater • I MorrtcurteeJa In sir Investintioii. wliAt color eyea does he haveT Maks A Foes A «A 33 must save him from the girlfriend "Prisoner of Shark lataad.** War At BemLa Wttk ..... KWy Jeey Bbbspwww 11. M U :U The Ooldlsg Ugkt I who was leader of outbw gong. ner Baxter. Day ta Oeart "A Man's Friend." Mm. C. W. lt:SS News Day Bepsrt S3 Trna Adveslsre S3 T Iu Jack Paar Skew St lilt ia^9h The a WerM TUraa Barnes and Stella become attach A: Bert ta 8 feet U, and hiw l:dd B|irt Saner 3 Manhsnt is ((tolorl Highway Pabsl ed to a Great Dane that Larry blown eyee. I Married Jeoa . S • :*d. I^len al Yelvst _ 31. 3d Featare M ’ 4S Sseial*fl< round In Die street . At Bsme Wbk Kitty 31. 3d •Tha Test." Velvet proves It takes 11:37 Newsreel g Horvas '5a;* T » Gat (3 Day ta Csart — *d. S3 patience and practice to be^me ,M:3d Tke Jack Paar Shew ' 3 W. H. England Lumber Co^ Omnshe "The (tase of the Mtasliig Ant V How taU Aia Gmrry Moore l:ld As The World Taras d an expert rider. lOtlor) The ChrletopheiL Eater." T. C. orders Benny to 17 OAK ST. Blgkway Patrol ■ 8:$d The Prise Is Bight 31. Sd 11:33 Movie g • ■ -AT THf eSEEN-' , ' . 1:U At' Hama name inih BMiy lose the friendly soo stray Uiat and Durward Kirby T George' P. V- Bselal Notes WItk Kitty I t (Color) Bill Cullen b emcee. "You Ctan't Escape.^' Noelle MU- 3:dd The Joa Merray follows him home. A. Gariy ta 5 feet 7: Durward ta Phono Ml 3-4^47 Harvey OlsoB Shew -. 3d Riflemsa - A 4d. SI dleton.'Ouy Rolfe. Borns A AUee IS Best at Greoehs M "The Man From Sallnaa". Robert I;dd News sg O p e n All Day Saturday Foseward Mr. Lfeky > dd ft feet 4. . This Is The Answer S3 Culp guest stars as scbemlng Jaae'Wymaa Fmsseb didd Perry Cema’s Mmie RsBd tt, td OT Ml 3.4444 1:3S At Hsnie WHh Kilty 33 bounty hunter. | A concert by the New Vork Phil 3:3d Beoea Party Guest; Stngsr Dorothy (talluis. S:dd Passweid ' 3 All Star Dachphi Bswtiag IS Laiotta YauB (Color) (): When ig Betsy Palmer of ' ‘I've The Jsa Mnrray Shew (Osbr) t'.ld Danny Thsiaas Shew 1 harmonic, conducted by Leoitaurd Savae Keys Hawalba By#' _ t. id. di Dt A Secret’ expecUng her baby? — n , 3d Danny WUItama tries out bis Bernstein, wlU highlight the open (ltd The MflUeaalm •'Four-comered Triangle." Greg' J.N, Jane Wyman Preseals A 4d, a theory (hat P.T.A meetings should ing night of the Lincoln Center’s Ysaas Or. Mabaa 'TCocKenxIe hlvesUgales jealousy 3;3d Haase Party be fun with such success that the m » M m FUCD OUT TODAY gmoA Far A D w motivated tmirder. A : Some time in Morcli. Lsretta Yeang 33, 3d sehool superintendent-b ready to Philharmonic Hall. l^ e event Slid The VatdM b Y a o m 1 TV Hsom Of Stem , Id ITTEMES .Saves Keys A M . » wM be televised “live” by (3BS on HOW YOU CAN FINISH Oaa'FIm Daagbtom 33. 3d ' dismlst. the principal—nutll Dan iOmnim iImN RmeRrIu U 9 d:ldl>lrti Vaa Dyke Shsw 3 MULLIN'S S:dt Wyatt Karp 3 ny tries out another (heorv. Sunday, Sept: 23. ■' Rob end Laura learn that a friend Q r When adll Loretta Y'oting re FOiR Y O U E Vaiiiw Hr. Mabaa IA 3d Wk9 D0 f •• Trwtr m . n ((tolor). 4rtd Baagsr Aody Shaw 3 doesn't necessarily moks a good turn to teldvtaion? C-L. ^7 OLD BATTERY SALES and SERVICES HIGH SCHOOL Maka Haase far Daddy B A M bouse guest when Buddy comes to oeen Per A Day A 4A 43 . spend a few days with Uitm. ' A: Loretta ta piilaiuiiiM A new TV Jhe Verdict Is Yearn 3 A t HOME IN SPARE TIME Amarteaa Kaadslnad A, dt H drtd ta Tha PoMb lalems* U M:td A Tear ot tho TThlle Bsoss with aeries In which she'IM'U ptay A widow * Gonorol Ropolrt ar -Mve Dnsghtsrs SA M I f yoQ Eura. 17 dr ave r' aad hAv^StyPPAft out at arbddl, TwMg fa r FR E E Mrs. Jsha F. Ksasedy tt. tt with chflftren. tbanerllrat Bandstand f fOR EXPERT MOTOR TUNE-liPS aad FREE BaoUet. TeOs-how yow « « AT « . i i Mra John F, Kennedy, scoom-. Whs Os Ysb TrosIT ^ ' 4A U H OM E I N 8 P A E E •nME. ' panted hjr News Correspondent Harttori Btitral * Ronpo and Ftiol ORt 4:dd ttaager Aodv Shew 1 RBinMUE DTMAV1 8 ION SYSTEM ...dSSSScil^SSnSmd d.8 Charles <3aUtagwood, will escort Gt I heard that Walter Brennan Make. Kssm Far Daddy IA 3d tETim fX-BAV' METEOD POE t;td Fsatam Film 4 telertslao viewers ihtongb the of “ The Real MoCim’’ won three Amerlma Bandstand A «A S3 A M E B IC A N 80HOOIU Dept- "Private Worlda*. 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