Mhub,'About Tll4 John Hutchinson

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AveiBKC Daily Net Prea»’ Run . F R I D A Y , F E R R A R Y ’ 12, 1960 For the Week Ended Feb. e. I960 PAGE EIGHTEEN J®anrbp0tpr Snpning ISpralb 13,075 bered 1,723,' a drop of 7.6 per cent Miss Judith G, Barnes, daughter Member of the Audit The BucTcley School Pt X -will from the preceding week. 'Bnreeu of Orcntetlon. sponsor a whist party for members of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnes, Kaminsky Suit Libraries Plan New claims as of Feb. 6 num- NiLAM SHELL Manehenter— A City of Village Chartti About Town and guests Monday from 8 to 10 54 Alton St„ has been named to bered 190 and continued claithi Comer Spruce and Birch Sta. p.m. at the sôol. Those attending the dean’s list for the second quar 1,104. ------(Claaalfled AdTerttebig an Pagd 8> ‘ Members of the Improved Order arc siskcd to bring playing caids ter at Becker Junior College in In Civil Court Fine Free Day The State picture showed i^ rop MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1960 Worcester, Mass. Miss Barnes la FRIED CLAMS VOL. LXXIX, NO. 114 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) of Red Men are requested to meet and unwrapped white elephant / — ■ from 43,534 to 42,611. / at the clubroorts this evening at a senior Executive secretarial ma FRIED SCALLOPS prizes. Mrs. perley Trombly will J o s c^ W. Kaminsky Jr’s, suit Manchester libraries will have a' Benefits paid out armlnd the 7^30 and will proceed to the be the callet. There will be no jor. Fine FYee” day In observance of State totaled $l,245,9y/faat week. FISH and CHIPS Holmes Funeral Home to pay their against the State for return of a charge for‘ this social event. Re Washington’s Birthday, for all The money covered^*4,850 weeks GRINDERS respects to the .late Robert Walk freshments will be seiwcd. The ladies' auxiliary pf Man tape recoi’deb confiscated one year book borrowers who are reluctant of unemployment. Jiveekly checks M ay Be Heavy Here State News er, a member of the lodge. chester Chapter, No. 17, DAV, pre ago by State Police has ruq into to emulate old George and say, "I averaged $35.75yûring the com sented an American flag to Brown Call Ml 3-6051 The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, heavy legal sledding., ___ cannot tell a lie. I did it." parable week xfi. 1959. benefit Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. SmiUi^ ie Troop 15 of Vernon at the Tal- . Mary Cheney Library will have payments IqJAled $1,951,817, com Open Dally TIU 10 P.M. pastor of North Methodist Church, Assistant Atty.'.'-^n. Michael Sunday 'nil 0 P.M. will be host and hostess a^>tHc Will he in charge of the broad cottville School Wednesday, after a box In the lobby near the door for pensating ySK.iSl weeks of unem Roundup noon. The flag was presented by Closed 'Tues. and Wed. ..butz Junior Museum SuncUry fron)- casts. sponsored by the Manches Scanlon, representing the State, books to be returned with no ques ployment *^2 to 5 p m. Tomorrow, hoatessea^h ter Ministerial Assn., over radio Mrs has claimed Kaminsky’s kuit' nit is not tions asked Saturday, Feb. 20. So Tbe/Bridgeport area led the Dixie Snowfall .effeifairman, to Miss Linda Copping Bridgeport, Feb. 13 <^P)— A the loan exhibit department /will station WINF Sunday at 6:35 p.m. maintainable against the, ^ ateq te be will Whlton'Library., StaUr fq claims' again- following a be Miss Ruth Hadden. Miss Ora and daily next week at 7:15 of the Brownie troop, who is a At the West Side Library which 1-WMk period, in second place be- baffling odor— it smelled like niece of the auxiliary commander. cause the State has not authbrized Hadden and Miss Joyce Bridgeo: it. is closed on Saturdays, the box will ,..nd Hartford, Bridgeport has led NOW! low tti pric* tYtrl gas but it wasn’t gasâused ■ and on Sunday. Miss Patricia Miss Louise Copping. The troop Phil Burges^ director for the Scanlon recently filed a plea in be near the door Friday. Feb. 19 the field since late September. evacuation of a large variety Trymbulak and Miss Madeline leader is Mrs. Richard Copping, The money savqd on the Gnulm, pnebhihbu/l Center Thespians' production of and the co-leader is Mrs. Warren abatement w'ith tfi4 Manchester stbre here late yesterday af ' Hickey. ■ "Harvey," has calleil a full cast Civil Court stating the action .can accumulated for, let’s say, Prov»«t’s Ellis. A flag etiquette booklet was "Remembrance of Things ternoon. Atom Nation rehearsal tonight at 7:30 at Center not be brought' against State offi also presented. can be used tq buy a ne^w aste After four hours of testing the An orientation meeting for all Congregational Church, The play cials acting within the realm of Fredericks Photo Victor air in the Woolworth Building at new committee members, neigh will be presqnited Feb. 19 and 20 at office. - ' basket—or desk calendaf—in the By THE AMOCIATBD PBESfl f dusted the northern Rookie* eaat- The Knights of Columbus will electric adding machine -njri.a-na ■nian.fiefa vu a*r a Ward to...... New.. England-XahtlEnglandiXand rain 1085 Main St... ln*peclors of the borhood chairmen and neighbor Bowers ^chool. State Police confiscated the tape Washington Day. salesêlng held PINE Missile scientists w e'r e sponsor a Valentine dance tomor Engaged tn nearly all Manchemer stpre.4. TOTAU pelted the Northwest Okie's gbqer- Bridgeport Gas Co, said there was hood finance chairmen wiU be held ecorder during investigatipn of no gas in the air. row from 9 p.m'. to 1 a.m. at the The engagement of Mi'ss Louise snowbound in Alabama and ally W'ere clear in the Southwest. . at the office of Manchester Girl Mps. Rita L. Forbu:^ will dis- K of C Home. Music will be pro the flare bombing of fqrmer Jtldge PHARMACY wow 00 City sewer experts also stated Scouts on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pouliot of East Hartford to Pascal omr fishing vessels battled 4iigh The Connecticut forecast: Sahara Shot Builds intcriol' decorating at a meet- vided by Florence Schaeffer and Wesley C. Gryk’s home at 423 E. 6«4 CP]NTER STREET piui tax there was no sewer gat present,- Mrs. Herman Peterson will be in Center St. Jan. H-„ 1959. Prignano, sbn of Dr. and Mrs. John ; SeasonaKDecline wax $I4«.eO winds and huge swells in the Increasing and thickening cloud- of the Holy Rosary Society of her band. Tickets may be obtained COR. OF ADAMS iness and cold with' snow develoK " ’h" P*'’‘ tê charge. Prignano, 67 Wyilys St., is an- j a Alt MW -WctllMX—-clal-al MIlMt Gulf of Mexico today as a mesa , ----- ' Investigatldh, Including a group of r SL Bridget’s Church Monday at at the door -or from Anthony The State’s stand in the case nounced by her parents, Mr. and I TEL. MI 9-9814 ing late this afternoon or evening. 7:30 p.m. in the church hall...The Gates, general chairman. has faced Kaminsky with the need In .legless Claims a tOAov « hillJwYMwa severe winter storm headed firemen and police, agreed the , Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La Mrs, Louis Poulibt, 65 William St„ ; / • OImt l-MraxH— High 25-30. Snow tonight- and De Gaulle’s Position speaker has studied at Salve to retain counsel, and Kaminsky / • Vktw a«-IHr iMtMUaa hr 40 for the Florida west coast. smell was there dies of Columbus, will meet Tues East Hartford. yaon aaawlaiKa. Sunday, poasibly heavy at times. Regina College, Newport, R.I., and A talk and slides on missionary notified the court this week that he Miss Pouliot is a graduate of Claiihs for unemployment bene 8now struck deep into Dixie, fall X o t as cold tonight,' low in the A ôkesman for the Bridgeport day at 7:30 p.m. at the HarUord Monterey College, Monterey, having difllcuty doing this. Prescription Gas explained that natural gas church work among migrant work East Hartford High School and 'dropped in Manchester last PLUS... ing in north^nd central Mlsaiaalp- 20s. Little change in temperature Electric Light Co.. 146 Hartford Calif. Mrs. Wentworth Johnson ers will be presented at a meeting The town court has continued the to the lowest figure since pl. North Alabama, north Lqu- is odorless and gets its smell when j By HARVEY HUDSON Rd. Mrs. Patricia Newton will-pre the Hanbve;- Schoof of Modeling. othn naw Sunday. The high hear 30. i will be chairman of the program. of Grace Group of Center Congre case at Kaminsky's request. She is &m ployed a.s a'^ secretary for 'he final week of 1959. As of Feb. Specialist Victor Uiana. north Georgia and east nitility flrfns add s liquid odorant i Paris, Feb. 1ST (fP)— France' exploded a plutoniurii bomb sent a food demonstration. Mrs. Addlog Northwest winds 15-2.5 m.p.h. be Mrs, Ann Falkowski will be in gational Church Monday at 8 p.m. Kaminsky. originally brought a the Connecticut State Police de 6, claims here numbered 1,294. Tenneeaee. Heavy rain laa'hed other coming north to northeast this to make it recognizable for safety ! Phyllis Ostberg will be chairman Machioaa purposes. - deep in the Sahara desert today and became the world s charge ot refreshments. at the church by Miss Joyce Mey small claim suit against the State tective division’. The drop in Manchester waa Tell Vour Doctor To now porttqn* of the 'aouthland. evening and northeast winds 15-25 of the refreshments committee. ers of the Hartford Seminary he said, one can have gas i fourth atomic pojvef. , „ * asking either for return of the Prignano is a graduate of Mari- part of a general decline in claims Phone Us The Weather Bureau predicted 'm.p.h. tonight and Sunday. Foundation. recorder or $250, but Scalon anapolis Preparatory School, Heavy show today for many areas that doesn't smell or even a smell ' President jGharles de Gaulle announced Frances first nu-, Mrs. Major Johnson of Hartford around the State. State Labor *99®® The Alabama ^ gas The Women’s Hi me League qf filed a motion ' to have the suit Thompson, and Is now attending Commissioner Renato E. Ricciuti We Will -Deliver from the Gulf SUtea ;iorthw^d clear bjast'fn a communique issued by the'Defense Ministry. the Salvation Army will sponsor a has been named associate secre reported roads were blocked woth i >rv.. i, tary for religious education by the The Holy Family Laymen's Re transferred to the Civil Court and St. John's University in. Flushing, said the decline is seasonal. . through Delaware as ’ the hard The latter was apparently tnie at It -declared France is now in a better position to negotiaita bake sale tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at USE THE CONN., BANK a 5-inch show on" Monte Ssno the Woolworth'Building, he aald. board of directors of the Connecti treat League, Manchester chapter, the motion was granted. N. Y. Claims in Manchester dropped gtorm pounded toward the north.. Mountain, northeast of Hunts-, with the United States, Britain and Russia toward nuclear the Citadel. will have Its annual Communion An August wedding is planned. CHARGE PLAN FOB YOUR ■The early mo'nning forecast "said because "there W s an odor of cut Council of Churches. She suc One of the reasons for the mo 6.6 per cent from the previous PRESCRIPTION ville. where 325 families were re ceeds Miss Edith Welker, who re breakfast Sunday at the K of C tion for transfer was to allow the week's figure of 1,386. One year MAIN ST., MANCHESTER snow msy blanket much of West gas in that buildin^but no gas.” di.sarmament. . , . „ / .. ported marooned. The ■ company spokesman said The terse communique said an “ atomic device went o ff used'last fall after 17 years’ serv- Home after the 8 o’clock Mass at State to make its formal plea in ago, claims in Manchester num- Virlginfa, Maryland\and Delaware A number of missile scientists 1^, Mrs. Johnson.Is the wife of the St. James’ Church.' Federaljmn Gels ! causing extremely h^srdoug drlv- the inspectors were us agreement successfully from a tower at Point Zero at Tanezrouf, deep in abatement. Formal motiops are not from Redstone Arsenal were that the smell they picKfd up with assistant executive secretary of the part of Small Claims Cburt pro conditiofui. the desert near ReggranC at 6 a.m. (1 a.m. EST). / The men of the Talcottville Con In Washington a fall of several sthong the families snowbound in | nuse.s - even thdugh their Swedish Connecticut Baptist Convention, ceedings. Asseinbly Report their homes atop the mountain | failed to show a\v eom- The explosion came after a period of more than/4 year in and she heads the Christian High gregatlonal Church will sponsor a Inches of snow was forecast. Such roast beef dinner tomorrow, from 5 Early In January Kaminsky was a snowfall usually ties up traffic Twelve families were snowbound ' buatible material in the air was' which no atomic blasts had been announced by/the othpf er Education division of the Amer ordered by the Small Claims Court S t ^ Reps. Irving Aronson and Mountain, also near ican Baptist Convention. to 7 p.m. at the church. In the natiqn’a capital. ’ on Green an odorant, but; probably not the powers pending negotiations on a test ban. Franqb had mfids. to pay Sears, Roebuck and Co. the David Barry will address the Man ALL WEATHER EXCITEMENT TT>e crippling anowatorm swirled Huntsville. i one iwed in gas sold by Bridge'bort plain, however, she did not feel bound b.v th is/‘gentleman 8 balance owed on the reeprder. chester Federation of Democratic eastward across the South, strand-.^ Snow accunfiiilations ranged up ^ (jg, Qg agreement’’ to ban tests. — . t-. ^ Sears broujght suit against lYpmen next 'Tuesday evening in our versafile travel coat$ in new cotton tweeds and plpidsl Ing motorists and. marooning hun v_to 10 inches in parts of Texas.. There are a number of odoranb Kaminsky in August., asking for the Nursery Room of the .Parkadc dreds of families. a,ther amounts Included Houston, gj, the-market, he said, and aq ex- About three hours after the bomb expIohft of the Cuba to Sugar Bridgeport. Feb. 13 — No I French) colnmuni>y and that of ------NOTICE progress was reported yesterday th* West.’’ / Hartford, Feb. 13 (IP) — United after mediators met separately for Only some fiOO sciehlista, iwi Aircraft Oorp. says it has achieved about an hour with both sides in technicians the blast. Arab six developments of major signifi LADIES OF ST. JAMES Credit the. Bridgeport Gas Co. strike. nomiad* in the area had deen For Russia'n The strike began’ Jan. 16 after cleared ^.hul earlier by French cance in the design of an atomic "’ negotiations for a new working desert,-Ipatt-ols. aircraft engine. and OTHER MEMOERS OF THE PARISH cqpDact broke dqwii. No future The Defense Ministry Ihs nature of th# developm«ht« Havana. Feb. 13 ypi AnasUs .1. matic .relations Broken off by form msBiiligs bf-Yli B**n MilRilined. tea't went off “ with P«»<^t pr«- .svM .not disclo##d by H. Mansflwd er dictator Pulgencio Batista ’anfl Horfier, chairman of UAC. who Buses for New York Trip for FLOWER DRUM SONG Mlkoyan and Brime Minister Fidel 'Cision,” , / Castro today aligned an agreement Mikovan's offer to "sell warplanes The countdowTi leading to the discukised the matter In a talk to Matinee, Feb. 13, will leave from St. James St. next to Cuba if they ask us for them." Fire an Roof explosion lasted a h*lf^ hour and the Connecticut Bldltorlal Assn, bv which the Soviet Union will New Haven, Fs4>. 1$ —Smoke to St. Jantes Church promptly at 8 A.M. buy fiv, per cent annually. low ebb of Cuban-American rela- Former-rlike hermit crabs wlji^h craVl into test with Rusiiia which currently Colors: Sand and green, black and Chinningham said he may soon be j York, Feb. lts(^' w h i ^ ' The announcement of- the trade tUns, . . I in the. 1-. hospitalu.;— for. surgery...... President Heibert HooXr said to such terms as ’libisral.' 'prqgres- "involves our national pVestige, and TTie ministry said a wide range Mikoyan announced at a recep- ; ^ Democrat, Chmningham was tomorrow, perhaps, our very sur white. Sizes 8 to 18. Also available treaty said It waii drafted in an all- day that Marxist ideologVha* In-1 sive,’, ‘public electric power’, ’fqan- of military, equipment was placed night session■‘wjth, the Cuban dele tion earlier that Russia would ^ elected mayor last October. He has fected "both the thinkingXf our j aged economy,’ ■the welfare state’ vival.” at different spots over the desert willing to supply Cukia with mill- j ^ member of the town council In expressing that view, the ad in two other stvles not sketched, here. gation headed b y Maj. Ernesto people and the actions of our wn I and others.'y to test the effects of the blast. Bulletins (Che) Guevara, leftist president of tary planes. : five years. government." He ' said' the nation faces “si viser, Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky Specially constructed atomic Shel TO Oiba's ministers of commerce, "If we are a.«ked. he said, we ^ ; ______Communists are bent on de dangerous crises," including :.\ appeared to differ with the Pi;e8i- ter* also were tested. from the AP Wirea^ ■ ^ . ) economy and education and also will sell planes to Cuba.” ■ ' ! . stroying freedom, he said, "and X. Communist i-m- 'denl to some extent The announcement said the pow ■The Castro government ha* been ■; iaar f~v -| they are succeeding right on our p^rialism. Marxist infection at \At a Jan. 26 Washington/news S T E P i Raul Roa, ,the minister of fpreign er of the bomb was what had bean OIDSMOBILE relations. Vice Minister of Foreign trying to buy jet fighters in the j 3 (1 D e c l a r e s verv doorstep." home, inflation, faltering foreign comerericc, Eisenhower replied 'expected. It was understood to be A ll th is $ 1 A .9 8 West for months. He accused the : .J trade/-NCOirupt^ labor powe*)-, a :’*noi, particularly, ho" when asked VETO REPEAL FACES FIGHT. ;S9 OLDS. ' $3295 '57 OLDS. $1845 Trsde Konsianttne Borisov, head The 85-year-old Hoover, in an equal lo.aboitt 20,000 tons of TNT Washington, Feb^l3 iffv—Sen, J, style ed the Sqviet delegation. United States of persuading Brit- addres.s prepared for a luncheon slump InsAmencan morals. whether he fell that this f Kistiakowsky's' yemarks today [.mouth and during Deluxe 98 Holiday sqdan. Ra make* a fight (or. H." .Alksn U » •55 OLDS. $995 coln. perils: e In a. speech krepareri for the i President s, .ensuing trips Jo Lo member o( Fulbright’* commit dio, heater, Hydramatic, pow ' May compared. the two in a •'We have in the Communist na ityrsity of Pennsvh-’ania’s. mid-;don and Washington, tee. er steering, power brakes. Ex 4-dodr. Radio, heater. Hydia- Lincoln Day: dinner for Republi er convncBjmn. He saitj; | 2. Mark a big-^lep toward giv matic. Clean- throughout! tions implaceahle enemies, who.se ceptionally low mileage. Nylons for gift-giving or your otvn use. cans of'the Fairfield area here News Tidbits determination — despite their disr LABOR HITS OVER-PRICING Judaism Spirit Rides (Continued on Page Three) last night. Culled from AP NVire.s gui.ses of peaceful cooperation ■ en Page Three) Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. IS « -OTHER MAKES and MODELS. At MiddletoWn. Sen. Prescott is to destroy and dominate the free —APL-CIO leaders—aa.vlng^ the Bush. I R-Conrt I told another Lin world. - ^ American conenmer is being •57 CADI. $2945 •59 CHEV. $26i95 Fir^t quality hosiery in the On the Wings of Song coln Day gathering the Democrats "And they are succeeding at our royally gypped—today called for , Coupe De'Vllle. Ifnpala Convertible. are* responsible for a wastfiil'na Republican news-sheet "Battle ! Raises More Problems a "stepped-up government poliiv. latest shade.s plus reinforced Line" 'charges Senate Dehiocratic very doorstep. tional. farm program. ‘‘We are not :ohly plagued with ing drive against mlaleadlng ad '55 PONT. $945 heel and toe for extra wear. ^ "Leonard’ Bernstein’s *Hash- May said "progressive . Repub- Leader Lyndon' B. Johnson poses vertising and over-pricing. The •56 DODGE 5995 Bv TOM HENSHAW as a civil" rights advocate in .the their conspiracies, but with. the. Coronet 'V-8 4-door. starchier 4-dobr. . Arkwright Sheer seamless. {.AP Religion Writer.) ’kivenu’ (a prayer) ha* a section licah''leadership” would reach new infection of Karl Marx in both the AFI.-CIO executive .council said r)iythm ' and^Kurt Weill heights with Nixon as president. North, but has "a 20-year voting In a statement that recent dis Resurgent Judaism is ridin^'*on in jazz rMMSed agaliipt minority rights." . • thinking of our people and the ac Rfeds, Neutrals Protest '56 CHRYS. $1445 •54 DODGE 5545 wrote a sanctification of wine that “Once again, as it did 100 years tions of our own government. closures o( drug proftta ranging Coronet 4-door. Regular ' the wings of song. ago with Abraham Lincoln,” May Democratic presidential contenders to 7.000 per rent dUc jockey Windsor 2-door hardtop. The recent rise of a new Jewish shows a'blues influence." ,, have it straight from Gov. .Edmund "We are in a rrlsis'.of inflation j * 1 . 5 0 said, "the Republican party has payola, rigged teJet1#ion shows ^ $ 1.00 pr. L Pr. spirit, hastened along by the ad Dr. Binder feels that America G. Brown: They'll get a fair shake which steadily saps the earnings '54 FORD $595 1C ha* done nmre tor synagogue music come f(M'th with a leader in the Atomic Blast by France and pure (ood , law ylolatlona •55 BUICK $9^5 vent of the Stale of Israel, is out of the California delegation at and savings of our people. V-8 2-door. Automalic trans. Arluie, $ 1 -in-the-past .3.5 years than an.v other, person-jM Richard Nixon to guide 'laWaJtened the-public that tt U ; Super 4-door. matOred-tij-TT revri-ing htterest-ln- the party’s convention in Los An — "We arr-tnTircristsTn-onrforeign being contemptuously ' ylctlin- "SheWfseamles.s. P r I W country, including Israel, in the the nation to new heights.” ^— •53 c a d i : $ 7 9 5 Jewish. music,. geles. trade in w'hich compeîon and Bv THE .ASSOCIATED PRESS (‘-globe on a polar orbit is Russian: Ized." •SSiCTd.V $995 (Thief centers of the revival are field of compo-sitlon and publica Those who know the personal Alleged Communist-, plot to as "an unfavorable trade balance cause Belve(êre V-8 convertible. 62 4-door. Arlure. tion.,, ■». ities of Lincoln and Nixon. ‘ *May France's successful lest Of-an ."Ask those'who say it's RusBian!" X the Urfited States, where almost sassinate Prime Minister Prince West Gernoany'a Socialist party, , BAFILE PAPL NUNCIO The music council has helped' said, "c a n n o t. help but draw Norodom Sihanouk thwarted by atomic bomb today triggered a Seamless stretch. Pr. imperceptibly American-style (Continued on Page Two) in opposition to Chancellor Knn A'atlcan City, Feji. IS (AA-— of Jewish music, is evolving, and the cause along with its program astounding similarities - between quick action of U.S.^ Embassy, in ciia in. reaction of proleala.^ mo.ally from Communists and neutrals. rad Adenauer'e govei-nmenj, called Pope John XXIll tciday named Hanes. (srael, where a new folk music ,1s of dommisgioning new work.s In, these tvuo men of humble origin, Pnom Penh, Cambodia, reports Msgr. ErVado Bafile. an Italian— Saf«.LDspmclable Transportation Specials. conjunction with the festival. More dedication' to the service of the say. . . Pi-otests of segregated Mingled with the oral explosions news of the French,^tom- blast i n Seamless sheer. Pr. » 1 . 5 0 emerging. "one of the most regrettable re- j In th* Vatican’s diplomatic serv A guiding spirit behind the up than- 50 new. compositions have people, a.nd demonstrated leader lunch co'unlers may move to legal Argentina Pushes was an occasional Ijouquel. •» • V Red China.'a nonnuclear power, ports’ of recent times." ice. as Apostolic Nuncio to West '53 PONT. $295 '53 DODGE $295 Semi surge in th.e United .State* i-s the been comissioned in the pa.st two ship in times of crisis.’ battleground as result of arrest of Geniiai-.v. The Pop*- elevated Coronet triijjpr.. National Jewish . Welfare Board’s years., - The slate chairman al-so pre- 41~ young Negroes in Raleigh yes-. Submarine Search broadr'ksl' a declaration that the "E-very extehsion, of the atomic Chieftain 4-door. Sahara experiment was carried him to tltula? archbishop of An- Sheer. r * 1 3 5 Music Council, sponsors of the "The council,” says Dr. Binder, dieted Fairfield County vbter|i will t,etday’ on trespassing i-ha.ige8. club is a dangei- to' êace’'and in Hoch of Posldla. The new numdo •51 5TUDE\ 5100 P o r o u s who . serve* as its vice president, send a Republican to (Tongrea* At Sen. John F. Kennedy’s mother out "in defiance of the strong con- ternational sectirily," the Social ■52PLYM. $295 Also* Hane’.s' Jewish Music.Festival. ' ' Buenos Aires. Argentina, B'eb. siHêeds .Alolslus Cardinal Suburban Station Wagon. Champion' 2-door. - The 16th ’ annual festival begins "doesn't- do the commissioning. the n^xlxl eledtiieledtion The^ district and a sister will go lo New Hanip- 13 (A*)- T h e "Battle of Gplfo deonpation of the local people and ists said in a press statement. .Muepch, former Bishop of Fargo, in'iNhite. Pf. * 1 . 3 5 today. Shabbat-Shirah ((he sab It’s done by local group*-to-»flH elected a Democrat, the first In shii e next, week in his, campaign Nuevo" ’went into the 15th da.v to world public opiriion.-’-' Police in West Berlin broke- tip N. D., wh,» was elevated to the •54 PLYM. $495 bath of song)’. , . some local, need. m.anv year.*, at the'last .ele-''on for a big vote in the March'8 presi day with Argentinians thirsting C o m m u n is t.F-a-st Germany's an anti-bomb demonstration by 20 college of cardinals last year. •54 FORD $445 ‘The commissioning group guar AD.N news agency deri'ounced the students in (rqnt of the French 2-door. 4-door. ,Y BAR—Main Floor. Jews date their music back to Bush1 attack-e(l tjje astronomical dential primary there . . . Wash for action. the Biblical cantillation of .the Old- antees that the 'work will be heard expensele of the farm ’prograin./de- ington area housewives hope for explosion as an "atomic crime.” consulate. PLE.A FOR CHESSMAN There was growing impatience ’Though the French Defen.se Min- Testament when, the Torah . was at least once during the festival scribing the plan as one that weekend aettlement of strike that —and s\ispieions—about the mys •However,' Bonn governnjent of Oslo, Norway. Feb. IS iJV— i read in, speech melody in response 'and the council promises to lis,t It "pours do\vn a )-at-hole fund* which, has'ahut down six chains of super tery sjibmarine the Navy claims iatr.'v minimized the hazard of ra-' ficials, .em phasizing that' West Telegrams asking President ' to MiVses’ admonition: “ Write ye In its circulating, bibliography." could be 'used for strengthening markets. . I aeci-ecy, asked by the it has trapped in th* r'pmote inlet, dioactu’e fallout. ADN declared Germany is pledged tint to produce Elsenhower and the governor of Your headquarters for this song for you and teach it.’ . Dr, Binder's interest in Jewish ouir national defenses.” family, ahroiid* development* in' in -the South Atlantic. many 'counlrie-s in the Mediterran nuclear weapons on her own soli, Califcrnla .to use their Influence (Deut. 31:19). , ’ . music develop since the early 1930s. The wheat surplus alone, he aai,d, m'yslei-loiis disappearance four ean area, '■ including southern suggested the emergence of France FREE PARKli^ ^ several times,-even before it be days ago of Adolph Coors, III. 44, Offioinl silence about. how tn save Caryl Chessman from UL INTEUITY OIAMONO AUKS S & H GREEN STAMPS Through the centuries, of the has. taken $3’ 2' billion from the France, are endangered. as an atomic power is a.good thing. the ga«i chamber, were sent by Quality Used Cars. . . came a slate.. He .has watched its taxpayers. Such an amount, he wealthy Colorado brewer. things are going only whetted tHe If Soviet ,Premier Nikita S. They said it strengthens the west's INCLUDE A ONE YEM Diaspora. Mith Jews sca(tered appetite of the man-in-the-street Oslo newspaper Dagbladet to music develop since th early ’1930s. 'said, would he more, than sufficient Twin-engine plane carrying team Kihnishchey was diaturbed he defense, potential., , • • - EREEREPUCEMENT POUCY around the w’orld, outside influ who recalls that twice before w'ith- days. In five days, more then ences crept into their music but it "It began to rise when western tq provide the six additional mis of Hollyfu>od TV movie , makers didn't show il. Touring In India,' In Cairo, qfllclals of President Jews brought In the songs of the sile, submarines the Navy seeks or plunges into Caribbean Off Ja in 2t,mopths the Navy reported Khriushchev was , by newsmen Naaser.’^rf United Arab Republic 35,00^ person* supported a potU tASV cRtprr reBMS iCe managed to reserve Itij essential ...... sighting foreign submarines in Mon storted by the paporh Ghetto," he says. "But gradually to pay for the type of airborne maica's north shore, - and four of asked tor eomraenl. He replietl bltterl.v denounced the French ac MANCHESTER OLDSMOOILE ly Oriental flavor. . ' " time Argentine territorial'waters. Both School*, organization*, firm* the land itself and the coming of alert recommended by the stra fiv<> on board rescued short that ihe newsmen's, report was the tion as flyiiig in the face pf op "Jewish music in America is those got sway , without being small private groupa haVe W * based on European style," say* Dr. eastern-Jew* has pven Iswell mu tegic air command. later Ma.ster'burglar's tale of first he had heard of it. position from African and Asian MOTOR SALES ; COUP. The whole ' farm p'rograin police connivance with unclerjvorld identified. In long Usta of name#. 'Hm peU- RAY DWYEB. Uaedl Car Manager. a : W. Binder, professor of ..liturgi- sic a.obaracter of it* own. ^ InformanU said that Interna- Khrushchev had a livelier re- peoples. ' ' "It’s an Oriowtal, rhythmic, vigJ costing the taxpayers nearly lead# to arrest and aiiSpenaton of Hon wUI he delivered to fh# "SeUing and Servicing Oldamobilea for Over 25 Y,ear»’’_ _ oaT music at the Hebrew lynion aponke to a question as to whether MANCHESTER C o n N* ^ 'TSut there have, been orous and joyful music. It isn’t Lt, ..îgmund Wrohlewski, chief-of a myktory eatpllite circling the . (Oontliiued on Pag# Nt»«> \,U.S. Eknbaaey In 0#lo next w#«|L 512-We s t c e n t e r s t r e e t — m i 8-2411 detectivea in Evacitaon, 111, (ConUmied on f f g o Two) taet ot an American style." the music of (Shetto anymore." \(C(»anued .»■ Fag# Four) •h CORNER MAIN and OAK 5TRECTS 977 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER EVENINGS ^ i

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PAGE THREE; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCXe STER, CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I3>1^60- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONy:, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1960 ______^ ^ ------X ------^------^ J ■•V- '.'Uiw •••’• .. ... 'r,a. Lipw Provides Dixie Snowfall Cuba to Sell Sugar of corruption In . government. ” Sheinwold on Bridge Capital Works Study Yet. he added, the Bill of Rights For Disabled Heading North • ‘ r Still atlmds, and ere w^ll fed, well clothed, faiyly well housed, and T o Be ^Voters glND PIaAY w o r k s 4 East tl«aJ*r r Russian we have the'ilght to kitk about ^tpdntlnued from Pege One) FOR'DEFENDERS * East-W«tt vnlamU* Still On, Says Kelly “Hoover Hits Growth any crisis.'' NORTH / Manchester Reps. David Barry Alfred Sheinwold (Continued from Page Oo«) Ae "signs of our moral and and Irving Aronson today issued a during the etorm' end four per A * apirituaT strength," Hoover cited sons were Jcljled InJiuto accidents.. ...'Tt’i customary to think of the V K Q 5 » Thp^^Board of Directors’'fiscal reminder of a new- law allowing 1 ^ . 1 sumption of diplomatic relations. the American overseas aid pro permanently disabled persons to be blamed on the weathWl ' end play as something very flashy policies contmittee will continue * A K Q to < Y O b im a ry "Our government understands,’‘ v Of Marxist Ideology grams After both- world .wahn and made voters in their homes. State police Mid-More tbah 200 and brilliant that a declarer does With Its study of a town capital said the aid kept 1,400,OOO.OOO'i^- 'Die Board of Selectmen would J- cars and trucks Wife atranded on WMT Improvements iurogram despite the News Tidbits • r he said, "thrit w hen It 1* o'ppor- a 20-miIe stretch ,oI'toad between to a defender. Some end plays are, objections of committee chairman ple froip perishing... \ hold special, sessions in their homes however, quite simple; rind a de Mr*. Mabel Knowle* tune for -the government of Cuba than any other gnrât representa He oited growth in American, Schulenhurg and ColumhuB,'about tll4 John Hutchinson. ' Culled from AP Wires (ConManed from Page bne) irovided applications from the per- fender may execute one against Mrs. Mabel (Snow) Knowles^ to discuss'the question of diplo tive government in history," ahd voluntary religious, charitable and in.s are received by the town la miles west of Houstoq. Mayor EugenerKelly said to has demonstrated the streiwfth to The snow belt covered an area declarer. day that, at the request of com of 1134 Forbes'91;, East Hartfor matic relations, that.queation may . the fllfht 6f our capital from fear community welfare organizations, cli^k no later than thfee months If you’re looking for something SOUTH survive distres.s. expanded education which "has 700 miles west to east and ,450 mittee members and nthef Direc Police arrest Thomas PlCten. 45. ; mother of Mrs. Mabel K. Jenkins raised." of Oie stability of the dollar. m an election,, accortlng to the flashly, pipe that bidding! North A Q J 10 • 6 3 The former President, Avho held practically abolished illiteracy.” act passed by the 1659 OWieral As- miles north and, south. The upper f F 8 2 tors, he (Kelly) has teset a meet suave, well-dressed Cleveland. Ohio only po.sitive re.sult /rif ■ 'Office during one of the nation's was right to bid three notrump of Manchester, died Friday eve "Wa *ra in a crliis Of the domi increased higher education and semblyN, \ * limits of the snow ranged from thf ing with General Manager Rleh- man who they say flew here reg-.‘ Mikoyriti'.s'.s \visit U) come out 1 severe economic emergencies that Midland-bdessa area east to an even though he knew what sort o f ning. Shf was born in Tolland. nation of some labor unions ------— r-n------great advances In medicAl science. Tills m b^ s the town clerk-^must ard Martin Monday night which ularly on weekends to roh pent Mass., and lived jn Wilson most of | openop®" wa^swasKan ofllolal invita . 'hoodlums; and the use of Uieir p i-; plunsed it into area above Huntsville. From there hand hte partner had for the open houses of Jeivels and fur*. .Mezro- .<<_ «__I **\.\*o HnVA ?one tiirOllSflt S0V "We can well respect tho ac receive mkjled applications \nbt Hutchinson had canceled .yester her life before moving to East! LasiroCastro to vv'iait i ^ mo Mo.scow..scow. ganticTunds to influence ejections "We have gone later than nbxt Aug. 8 from per- H spread south to Brownsville at ing bid of three spades. If North’s day. ' ' soprano Jennie Tourel steps In on complishments of Rus.sian tech Texas’ mdst. sriulhermost point, a Hartford six months ago. She was ■ Castro toldNjew.smen last nigh "We are in the midst.'Of an in-,; wars, with series of crises before rrtanentiy disaWed persons ; who clubs turned out to ^ solid, he I t £5 The meeting in the Municipal short notice and Alls role In N. Y. he plans to acêipl the invitation creasing moral slump'-as wiines.sjsnd after each one. We have gone nicians,'' h* said. “But let us not sub-troptcal ateea. would need very little else . for the right foreground is the senior high school area, while a member of the Church of ChrLst forget ■ that they obtained the waht'tp vote in^'Oie State election •Building will deal with ■ t o r rfl Philharmonic Concert "left vacant This skotch showA what the proposed school would look but he set no rtat^^' the increase in major known! through three *reat inflations next fajr.\ \ The storm closed roads and dis game. Opeotef sewerri and other capital- improve by sudden lllne** of soloist, Gerard at the far right to the rear is the junior high area. in Wilson. • : with crises beforov and after. We telegraph, the telephone, the elec- rupted power and telephone serv like'•on the site. Behind tree at the left is the cafeteria. Mlkoyan was all 'riipUea during Attys. Barry andxAronson said, South was right to run out of ments which the committee is ex Souzay, French baritone... Gen. (Sketch by Russell, Gibson and von Dohlen, architects) Other survivors include one son? most of the TV show hqt became However, Hoover said, the na-jhave gone through the '«*viUh'* trie lamp, the speaking sound ice in some areas. Schools were 'The front entrance is to the right of the cafeteria. In William F. Knowles of Mansfield; the law was requested for many three notrump. He thou g h t he -7 2, What do pected to program by June 30, oy Oskar Von Hlnde'nburyg, only son visibly angry when a member of s Uon fa nm^t-'lSe years old. "older■ depressions from the inflations, track, the radio broadcast tube. closed early yesterday at a num would win. more tricks at Spades —Q J a a y, ciubs three other daughters, Mrs. Lu t,he airplane, atomic and nuclear years to give handicapped individ earlier. Hutchinson yesterday said, of Field Marshal and former Ger panel a.sking hirn- questions uals voting privileges. ber of points to allow children to than his partner could take at no- you say? ' . man president Paul- Von Hinden- cille Hawkiris of Hartford. Mrs. ; ptnyer from us." reach their homes before the roads Answer: Bid Ohe diamond. This he would.drop the study back into' brought up the "Hungarian isalie.’' trump. the iap of the full Board of Direc burg. die* st'77 in Bad Harzburg, Eldythc Peace of East Hartford, "When ,we are -trying to eslab-v” ■ He dwelt considerably on gen became impassable. The Mlly questionable part of the Is s sound opening bid, with a Gerntjany. and Mrs. Mary Andresen of Bloom- t e i eral public morality, and said Up to 10 inches of snow fell 35 moderritely s w n g 6-Card suit and tors because Martin did not jfiye Coventry S^C Announces High School Plans lish friendship." he snapped, " w h y \ Argentina Pusnes auction w&s North’s redouble. If him .data he wanted-and because New appeal for condemned'con- fleld; two brothers, James Snow bring up these problems." Ht crimes have increased three times miles south of Fort Stockton In you want the. truth, which is all 14 points In/hlgh cards. vlct-author Caryl Chessman’ to be of Windsor Locks and Frederick far West Texas; 8 Inches at Tom- you get from this reporter. North (Cepyelght 1080. General Kelly expressed an opinion op called the question "a reproach." I faster than the population since specific oapllal Improvements considered, by U. S.ri-Chqrl of Ap room and favoredt-high cost of land, or mquirepents^Jey H*” ' ôyghM Snow of Broad Brook; one sister, The 64-ye;ir-p^d Communist lead-, 1646, even more sinfie 1958, a year Submarine Search ball; northwest of Houston, 8 inch redoubled because he was annoyed Features■ Oorp.) The (TovenltV School Building,-.a large music Mrs. Grace Orr of Warehouse needs before the committee made peals Monday—four days before for 50 rooms or more. Since none for $40,000. The SBC bought the er devoted mast of his talk to lav I during which 12 per cent of those es at Livingston, 72 mil** north of at being taken out of three no- Committee today aald preliminary the auditorium. Point; and ten grandchildren. any formal decisions. his scheduled executiori . . . Presi of these conditions apply In Cov 99-acre site and set aside 35 acres ish praise of Castro's agrarian re I arretted were under 18. Houston; and 7 inches fell at Bren- trump. plana for the prdhoaed junior- No KitcheitxT'wnpd ’ Funeral services will be held (Continued from Page One) . of C SetbRck Kelly said the Directors made dent Eisenhower settles down for ' The cafeteria is designed to seal entry and there 1* no significant for the school. The purchase ran form program, the Cuban people, ■ He called for stricter punish- ham and Yoakum in south central I,«adN Diamond cbmfnrtable, care-free weekend at senior high achool arri complete. into heavy oppe tion and was fi Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the CSiurch Tepcas. Generally, snows measured their decision after talking over 250 pupils at a time. Nrikitchen is cost differential, the committee and the island’s climate and na- ’ CAN A ' ment, and said that of 2,340,000 tional law experts had told Presi West led the queen of diamonds, his country estate after leaving Tli* l-atory achodl wiH accom- nally decided on a referendum vote of Christ. Wilson. Burial will be .from 2 to 6 Inches In the main Choman’s W rsekers, L21.?; Hutchinson’s objections last night included in the plans.ût the has selected l-story construction." tural resources. . persons arrested for ma.ior crimes dent Arturo Frcindlzi that Argen and declarer won In .dummy with Ramblers. 1.212> Fogarty Bros.. Washington on Lincoln's Birthday iriOdate t0(J pupils In Grade* 7 SBC Chairman Bertron Hunt last month. . in the Springdale Cemetery. Ware HOW Snow area. and today. Hutchinson himself School Building Committee said house Point. Friends may call at But he squashed any possibility ' in 1658. only 88.780 landed Ih tina is oft. Arm legal grounds in the ace. He cashed two top ejubs to holiday . . . Three small children through 12 with core facilities for At the same hearings, the Board In Louisiana, a man was killed 1,188; 8th District Fire Dept., 1,- could not be reached before press this question could be decided at * said this morning, the SBC inter the F. W. Oarmon Funeral Home, of Soviet, handouts. ' state Or federal prisons. attacking the submarine.. get rid of his diamond and led a die In’ Big Spring. Tck . when fire an ultimate pupil population of viewed eight architectural firms of Educrition will outline the cur- when his truck overturned on an spade. The ten of spades forced 17fl; Stevenson's, 1,155: Messier’s, time tciday to comment on wheth- town meeting, scheduled soon. 6 Poguonock Ave., Windsor, to "The principle “that guides us," "I know of nothing in the teach This reassurance came after the destroys their 2-room home st edge l.'OOO: - The plana also Include offices for after it was appointed Sept. 30 last rjeujum planned along with the Navy reported it had been firing Icy road. A woman died In Mis 1,141; Knights. .1,136; Patten’s. 1,- •r or not he had been consulted day from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomor he said, "is trade, will all countries MAN BECOME MORE ing of the ecripturea which advo- sissippi when her car skidded on out the king. As 131; HELCO, 1.116; Curillffe Mo of city dump. It consiata of 28 claaerooms. the superintendent of .schools,, the year. "There was unanimous school. Four courses of jitudy in row from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at world prices.” the release of mad dogs onto awav with depth'"charges in Sri at West led a low dlônd. and plua metal ahop. wood shop and' a principal, guidance, .health, work the senior high level will be -of tempt to force the strange intrud a slush covered bridge. South ruffed. Declarer the tors 1.106; North Ends, 1,067; SMapda to headquarters and then agreement," he said, "that a 1- He said this was a "mucTi more the etreots," he said. Snow clogged highways stymied planning room f ^ indiiatrlal arte, rooms and storage spaces. The story building was preferable fered. These courses are designed correct approach than dealing "In- fact; I interpret CJhi'ist’s er to emerge and surrender. Nd3 jack of spades, and West took the Packard, 969. High scorers: drm'e to the Brainecd home to pick Mlss Hedwtg Orshbe traffic tn I'exaif and 'Alabama. Ramblers. 127; 8th District Eire U A C Reports a library. gymnMiiwn, a cafeteria superintendent would move his of where conditions permit." to give all the children in the town with some countries at elevated ' words on 'castdng into outer dark- The corvette La Republica. car ace. up William. and 'an educational auditorium. fice from the Coventry Grammar the education they need, whether Mias Hedwig Grabbe, 92, of Main rying the most modem anti-sub Texas authorities said mare than . Now dummy , had only hearts Dept., 112. All four posted $100 bonds each T\\’o Meetings Set prices. VALUABLE TO HIS ' ness' to Include effective sentences Texas authorities Bald more than The claaerooms include 18 aca School where he is now located. they plan to end their schooling af-' St., Glastonbury, formerly of West: Mikoyan apparently referred to marine equipment the Argentine and clubs. West took the ace of and were released. Coventry residents, will have two ! in prison.” on a 20-mile stretch o^, road be A tom ic Plane demic rooms, 2 general science The entire structure measures j chances next week to ask ques ter high school or go on to college* St.. Manchester, died at a Glaaton- the U.S. piircrases of Cuban sugar ■ A's for inroads of communism, Navy possesses, was-rushed to the hearts and threw dummy In with a Earlier in the evening. Police the School Board said. hiiry convalescent home yesterday tween Schulenhurg and CJWunvbus, man Clarence Heritage arrested rooms. 1 biology room, 1 cheiriis- 66.000 square feet. tions-about the school. Open meet at almost double the world price. he said "more leaders of the Chris- search scene from patrol duty sev second round of hearts. • try room, 1 physics room. 1 .arte The School Building Committee Copies of the' curriculum., de aHer a long illness.' She was born eral hundred miles to' the north. about 755 miles west of Houston. Wliriam .ianiak, 23. of 3 Regan ings will be held Tuesday night at Mlkoyan spent moat of his visit ! Uen faiths need realise the ulti- This was a very simple end play. Engine G ains arid crafts room, and 1 home ec said It chose a.l--story design over the Robertson School auditorium tailing erich course of study to be in Oq^rmsmy and lived in Manches There was no official report In Alabama, the snow stranded an Rd . and charged him with driving ter f^ m a n y years before moving touring the provinces with Castro, ^ COMPANY AND ! make end of thbl Infection ahiong undetermined number of motorists | South couldn’t gel out of the b u h n s i u i onomics room; 2. business rooms, a 2-alory design because of these and Wednesday night at the Cov offered, are available at the prin inspecting revoUitionary farm co : us." whether it nas arrived yet. i dummy to draw West’s nine of a motor vehicle without a license. cipal's offices St.Coventry Gram to Glastonbury three years ago. . More powerful depth charges near Huntsville: (Continued from Page One) Janiak was arre.sted at E., Middle and 1 special claasroom. factors: 1. A shorter period of entry Grammar School Auditori operatives and mammoth land He aeid the purpose of "social Argentinians are dubious about I spades. He made an attempt by construction; 2. More economical mar Scliuol and at Robertson She leaves three nieces. Miss are being flown from the United High winds lashed’ the Gulf Tpke. and Main Sts., when Herit The gymnasium is designed with um. Both begin at- 8 p.m. Harriet Cartwright, o f California, holdings the goverr'i.ent ha* tairtn ism'is the governmental operation the sub's existence, especially as leading a club and ruffing with the 2Yi Hoiir$ p j Latigha! expansion; 3. Lower maintenance The School Building Committee, School. over from private inlereatri’ under states, due to arrive here this Coast. Coast Guard rescue boats eifeht of spades but West over new Indicai'vion of the ejidurance- age .said the youth cut in front of a folding partition to permit girls' Mrs. Helen DeForest of Provi j of ell commerce and industry and the days pass without Its capture. / f ’ s costs: 4. Superior location of edu the Board .of hducation and the The SBC hopes the school will be the agrarian reforin program. Jthe reduction of life to pure nia- weekend. battled winds gustlhg up to 70 ruffed to defeat the contract. a B la st! of the P4W liquid hydrogen-fueled * the cruiser to enter a service sta- and boys’ gym clasaes simultane dence, R. I., and Miss Gabbie Colet- HIMSELF? Navy authorities reported spot The IntemationiBl law experts re- miles an hour In an attempt to C arr C-TAmt , To ar CertU rocket engine, tion. Janiak...... is scheduled... to' ap ously. With the partition open it cations! facilities: 5. Desirable architects will be present at both ready for occupancy by September ■ The only so«r''note of the vi^t II terlelism.’/ He said results aboard 't^ ii was a very simple end play. 1961. Plana are to open with .Gradea tis of Hartford. , ' ting the sub In Argentine waters portedly told Frondlzl that he can J save' several floundering fishing He said he had watched the pear in court Feb. 29. can seat 720 pupils. Locker fa- separation of the junior and senior meetings to answer questions. Funeral, services will he held was an , arlli-Communist demon- ■ show, it leads unavoidably to dic- act under the 1068 G«n*va Confer Somh couldn't get out of the dum- "OPERATION program*; and 6. Rapid emergency The town will votl cn Urt plans 7 and 8 In the junioi'' high and in the Sooth Atlantic 15 days ago. vessels. Some damage was report m-/ to draw West's nine of spades. rocket engi .e for four minutes last cllitiea and showers for boys and Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lowe stratibh in Havana Feb. 5. The in- ! tfrtoiiBhip, and he added: ence on Territorial Waters. This, PETTICOAr’ exit from individual classrooms. and a bond issue,. exp^ted at $1.- Grades 9, 10 and 11 in the serior "The" clergy can perform a great Later they said the craft had been ed to small craft moored at Ma He made an attempt by leading a Monday at the P&W esearch and girl# are provided. Funeral Home. -2534\Main SW'Cldent occurred after Mlkoyan holds that foreign vessels jnust rinas on Dauphin Island at the IN Ri.i'flRiNO roi.on; development facility.in Florida. He Two-story ' construction, 'the; 200,000, at a town mreeting whose high. Grade’ 12 pupils attending Glastonbury. Btirlal will' be at tfie placed a wreath at the stat-ucof, ! spiritual service to the American tracked into the Golfo Nuevo, a 40- club arid ruffing with the eight of 1:55 - B:*S r.B:4S The educational auditorium in by-20-mile body of water separ get permission to operate In an- mouth "of Mobile Bay, 30 miles added that the rocket didn’t atop SBC mainteln.s, "can be dictated ; date has not yet been set. Manchester and Windham High Green- (Cemetery. Glastonbury. CTuban patriot Jose Marti.(,Several . people If they would tear away the spades but West over-ruffed to de f x t k a : p k p k l e p k w : cluded in the plana ts designed to Schools will be allowed to graduate ated from the ocean by a narrow othar nation’s territorial waters. south of Mobile. until somebody shut it off in the G>urt Cases and 'has etaze facilities 1 bv site topographv. scarcity or. The school is to be located on There will be no callltlg hours be students were arrested when they ! disguisee and expoee the meaning, feat the contract. from those schools. entrance. Subrnarinea are required, to op Temperatures ranged in the 20i Dglly ituestinn ' "xi-NDAV 8 HOW n.M E blockhouse. Md . mSsir sto ra g / area. The I ^ a r d of Education decided again.sl | the Skinner Farm. Rt. 31 and Rtp- fore the service. . tried to pull off the wreath. They i the iritlmate consequences and the l : l t - ) ; 1* - « ;4S : »:54 were released a short time later. destinations of this infection." ■Despite the Navy's claims, many erate 6n the surface. and 30b over the enow belt in the I As dealer.^ you hold: Spades — Until la s t i ght. the Defense-De Argentine newspapers are play south. A K 9; H earty-A 10 7; Diamonds | partment had permitted P&W to A heavy docket of cases was s i i T h 1 December tour of 11 nations indi Mlkoyan officiall.v came here to ing up ali'\nimors, reports and Florida was. warmed by 70-de- say only that the engine had nm | presented before Judgi Jules Karp j T T -V Y k A • K o T Y I l l cated that America’s prestige is 'open a Soviet cultural,* technical ■ comments dealing with. the mys gree readings and 50-degree tem ".ever.l"several minutes.minute*. jn Town Court this morning, with r S H C C I l < X p i U l i e » Reds Threaten rather high. As for ’space activi FuiieriJa .ahd setehUfic-exposition. tery sub. peratures prevailed along the west PAW recently revealed a new ty, he-said this country has work ‘'bootelrap'.' cycle fuel/ pumping John Lomlrardo prosecuting'. A ed out a proper plan' of explora I.ARGEST BLIMP FOLDS The newspaper Cbrreo de la coast. U . S. Survival, Richard HUblg Tarde said “ the clues are Increas Fripd air numbed much of the i system which uses the expansion number of c8.ses were yet to be Becomes 4th Atomic Nation tion and that the thing to do is to South We.vmouth, Mass.. Feb. WASH'n FLUFF DRY north. Grantsburg. Wls.. recorded | TONIGHT! of liquid hydrogen into gaseous i. heard at press time. follow It positively. The funeral of Richard 13 (4^r—The world’* largest ing that the strange submarine be 70 Ridge Si. 'was held yesf longs to the Soviet Union.’; a 10-belpw reading and Mlnneapo- ! hydrogen. / Robert. Rhuda, 18. of 158 Tan the Earth’s surface, the French de The President noted wfth re blimp rollepeed toda.v at the 'n FOLDED This, combined with the coolinB (ConHnued from Page One) Ike Aide Savs . . .u ' teom the Ho'Toe* Funeral r.S.'Naval Air Sjtatinn in South , La.Razon published a dispatch lis 7 above. ! MANCHESTER’S OWN ner St., was fined $350, given a 6 fense ministry said. sped to the 400 Main St. The Rev. Paul from Puerto Madryn, near the of the engine's no^le by running month suspended jail sentence, and capability al- Thc«e ''’eath.er conditions wer?^ the opooe picture that he , piokopy of the Zion Evangelical \Ve.vmouth while being towed scene of the chase, saying the niarvH nn nrohatifm for one vear i _ . ! , i __. .n an. con.sidered ideal. \ (Continued from Page One) dered full speed ahead on develop- i'i' nh.irrh officiated Bear- \lnto a hangar.xThe Navy said 8c LB . The Defense Ministry said the Lutheran .Church officiated. Bear- no one. was hurt. The huge, 400- Na-vy had unleashed a fulL scale —DANCER ! ment of a super booster rocket—nre en ters Were'George Smith, Howard! JUNE HYER have probably pontribuled .to the i * * , os i959 Ite o eaded ‘ Preciahle nuclear punch, until 1963^ winds were up to 150 kilometers To accoftipllsh two of the gine, and has requested rorit ZPG-SW was , masted and HARRY^ WARNER attack on the eubmarlne. long running life of the rockit. '3- Boost the morale of French "ôn ' Joseph Muszj'hskl, Carroll 1 OWNE CLEANERS, Ml 9-8290 Orchestra Every Thursday-Frlday-Saturdeiy per hour (96 miles) fro: 10.000 , objectives ^.ritated in the Constitu- in* Wilbur, Wilbert Hadden, and ^ m o ^ g toward the hangar when V. P. Marketirtg-r-B. F. Goodrich Chem. Co. Assuming thrit large enough fuel ; 2I!nrhomicide M rÂnna Stete^^ | military leaders who have been feet to 45,000 feel altitude\ tion—to provide for the commhn ceded are ffar . Arthur Sama. Burial was in the a gust of wind caught the tail 848 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER (Corner Hxyiies St.) tanks could ^ carried , the ability | ^ about not having atomic defense and to insure domestic ahead of the U.S. in development Cemetery. and Hpiied the towing tractor^ Tbs year's Bfxseai ComeSy! \ DEUCIOUS of the enginTto run continuously ! * ®’; .uffer” d n the a-cident ' weapons in their arsenal, a factor §A Y S : .^^Biisiness needs men who will do Lincoln Program Cary. Graal Tany CaWa tranquility—we have mahshaled of such engines. A deiegatidn from, the Wethers-1 snapping the cable. The big craft PICKUP and DELIVERY for long peôds could enable it to : o S A e T d and Cmrkm S t l ‘ bat could improve French co strong human /-resource*. Many t ------som^Wng about developing their ability to ^‘O^ration Petticoat” SUNDAY DINNERS NOON to 8 P.M. field State Prison, where the late ' then slammed Into the hangar At South School I place larl^payloads into high or- “ X h e easel, m ihê youths in- operation within the North Hospital Not brave and imjînative men and’] . Mr. Hilbig had been employed a* a ] iloor, splitting the envelope Knd w Q ^ smoothly with oth^s at, all levels; to la Color S :05.4;54-9 :55 . bite or toûsh apace probe* faster , ^ Tuesday night fol- ; Atlantic Treaty Organization , women are helping to push outward ! T Tnit causing the blimp to collapse. \ the boundaries of knowledge and to L > l i a r i e r U I l l l J!5ei guard until hi* retircpient, attend-1 ,«âk effectively, to faeff decisions on their, Alao: Oaorxo’ Nader la and farther through space. (lowing t.ie EUist Hartford-Man-;‘bfATOl. „ ed hineral services in a body. 1 There was no fire* Thtf third grade of Soyth School “ APPOINTMENT WALNUT RESTAURANT chester'îgh paskelball game was ' The Visiting hour*: .\dult» 2 to 8 Veduce frontiers of ignorance." own, to cultivate„a retentive memory. They p.m. Maternity 2 to 5 and 6'.SO to To Meet Monday help motivate., action, generate enthusias^ presetned a Lincoln Day..program, WITH A SHADOW” - diamlsse^v The prosecutor first ; long wav towai rt re. tonng the Then, without specific mention of 7 WALNUT STREET—MI 9-8070 recomm-nded a nolle in the breach power of France in th^7 8 p,!m. Children's Ward 2 to 7. space 'texploration, Kistiakowsky, cooperation and clear the channels of ewn- yesterday. .Susan Watkins was the ■ 5:15^S;M A b ou t Tow n announcer, and Stephen Moore led . of peace charges gainst Robert! of the world -one of .De Gaulle s added: " The. I960 fTharter Revision Co”m- ■ y munication. By balancing his specifi^joh •----- . I Gertenlaiier. 17 of East Hartford, jprime aims since he took power in Patient* Today: 222 "I need not discourse on th(? FOR THAT GOOD OLD FA'SHIONED'TASTK the school in the pledge of allegi- j SCNTIAY: mission I* scheduled to elect s . . GET IN BACK OF A . . . skills with the personal benefits gained in "Operalloa" S-S:^B!M ' The Keeney St.TTA will sponsor ; g Q.fjgj, Hart- 1958. ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: scientific and technological con-1 ■ ance and the singing of "America." ■ "Appoiatmenl ’ 4:15-7;Sf a square d.anrie at the oionthly j h , Hick..ih Jr.. 17, ; France exploded the bomb to George Olds. 41 Phoenix St., Ver test with the Soviet Union which to-'f '^brflrman Monday night.at a meet- Dale Carnegie training a man becomes more day involves our national prestige. ; ing in the Municipal Building: Special reports on the life of Lin V riieeting at'the Keeney St. School | gj Charter Oak St., due to the j force her way into the nuclear club non; William Oedraitis, 73 Bldridge yaluable in every way.” / ^ coln were given by Carol.vn John auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday. A ; of the g me and the high { which she had -said should be dis and tomorrow, perhaps, bur very.i Temporary C h a i r-m a n Atty. St.; Paul Denning. 'fTirall Rd., TOPPER CIGAR Mr. Warner, a Dale Carnegie graduate, hea.ds son. John Williams, Jacqueline meeting will pi eced? the ' between the schools. How- banded. But the mushroom' cloud survival." 1 David M. Barrv said the meet-/ B reva Kistakowsky is the second high y^,(n j,e fargely concerned with ; a complex and growing ofganiiation. He Hartln, Judy Sturtevant, Thomas -fiance. Will Dobson will be caller. i Harp said he was will- over the Sahara has not altered Vernon; Mrs. *Mary Segerdahl* 261 -1 TRY ANY ONE OF THESE TOPPER SIZES Schmedding. Patricia Orfitelli, T-O-Nel-G-H-T ) admiss^n charge I accept a recommendation France’* position. Spruce ’ St.; Mrs. Eldna Ames, placed administration official who [.organizational details following REGAUA. AFTER DINNER. VH7TORY, knows how companies can ipie the Dale Car-* Charles Scott, Brent Bal'mer, and parents can invite friends. R e-, cases be (Jismissed. so the The French have announced they South Windsor; Mrs. Alvina PoiT^.,has------said^------. publicly . in- the - last month ; ejection. q UEEN, d e l i g h t . SPORT negie course .to help build X back log of pro- Katrina Becker, and Janice Johans freshmente will be served. | boyH’llWeiVed would not have this want-ironclad agreements leading drier. 224 School St.; (3alvin Bed-|H)iaitjiai U.S. prestige is involved In, y ,,’ tneeting will be held in the- X ALL NATURAL TOBACCO motable men— how in di^ u als can use it to son. . ^ 3/GRAND to Abolition of storriic stockpiIea„^ ell, 406 Woodbridge St.: Mrs. Au cdnnection - )vith Russia s âchieve-j nasement coffee room and will be- gusta Pitney, 1003 Tolland Tpke.; menta in the scientific fteld. ■ gjp g o’clock. ■ equip themselves fo r^ w responsibilities. Poems about Lincoln were read ’•ÊETHEART” Marine- Acting Cpl- Ronald P. ^ ^ Until such agreement.* are in sight, SOLD AT LEADING SMOKE SHOFS AND DRUG STORES by Janine Rowley and Betsy Rich DOOR PRIZES Nelson, son of Mrs ,Carl Nelson | the French plan to continue te'sta Lionel Lessard, 169 Lyneas St,; George V. Allen, chief of\ the, ------mond. The pupils sang "There Are Jr. of 327 Charter Oak St., is ,par-'j not guilt.v to a charge of and development'of atomic arma- John WeiSs Jr., 81 Lyness St.'; Mrs. United States Information Agency, SNOW STRANDS HUNDREDS 10:80-11:80-l?:S0 ticipaling in a 5-week''training ex-, secure a driver s recently told Congress that this • TOPPER TOPS TH€M ALL • Many Flags.” mentSf Mary Orlowski, 146 Oak St.; Ross^ Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. IS (/Pi— ercisc in Pisgah National forest I case act Siddell. 523 Adams St.; Chester country is in a space race with Come and Have Fun At- ALLYOUCAN J In a companion case. Peter R. France la not ta'king part In the from Jan. 10 to Feb. 18. The One and Only Koehler, 18. of Coventry pleaded lengthy negotiations rit Geneva Uszewskr 25 mrzabeth' krR^T- ""1 f I daTto oTn‘'roadTfn *the"ser*?n D ecoys’ W ings Mo.ye seeking an end to experimental nu- ville;vii,.. RichardRichsrrt Purnts,PurnL, 1408 Silver seems to be suffering in the hunSêd. o“ MIKE STANKO'S not guilty to a charge of driving THE EAT FOR. : Midshipman Carl S. Akin, son o< clea'r; ?xpTosion.«. These talks are Lane, Salvatore Spano, 196 Fer BHsenhower. who ^ s -said sev- \ winter sport's efrthjisllast* are Chicago—Realistic-looking duck Francis T. Akin of 86 SUrkwealh- while his. license was-under ausj, guson Rd.: David Taft, 36 Union pSfteion. His case will also be trjed limited ;o the Uni'ted Stales. Rus- era! tintes \hat the U.S. is not in k Tut off by heavy sn>w^rm*. JUST MENTIONTHIS AD AND GET - ' decoys that move their wings are OAK GRILL MEN' Is vour hard-working wife wondering what to have er S t, is among 275 midshipmen of steând Britaib, who - possessed Ct.; Norman Brewer. South Wind on Feb. 20. . , ftny iici<*nce* space race wHX the | The winter sports renter^^î HOTEL made by a Chicago firm, Waves, SO Oak St„ Manchester for dinner'this Sunday? Let Leo Adamtk at the New Boule the Maine Maritime .\cadcmy. Cas- -bombs when the talks began. sor; Harold-Giglio Jr., 19 Tanner l n v 4 < m pulling against a cord attached to ^ James R. Anderson. 25, of 82 Soviet Union, was asked at iiNFcb. ! Covllha is under a foot of snow. No Cover, No Minimum vard Diner solve the problem! This Sunday, and every Sunda.i^ tine, on a 13,000 miles training The official French position has St. 3 news conference for commenrqn i More than 40 vehicle* are snow- an anchor, activate a series of lev- ] from 2 to 7 p.rti . rô is serving a -variety amorgasbord cruise aboard the Training Vessel Center St., wo* fined $3 oîFr \ ADMITTED TOD.AY: Robert TUBES 40% OFF TUBES PALM BEACH SHORES, FLORIDA FREE PARKING 32 been that any agreement to halt Allen’s'remark*/ ^ hound on the Braganca-Mtranda ' ■ - IN THE HOME — IN THE SHOP ers beneath the decoy's hinged | dinner for only $1.2,’). . State of Maine. He is a junior engi pleading guilty to fhe charge of Martin, 613 Hartford Rd.; Ja'mes keeping an unlicensed dog*'"^^ tests would be a delusion as long The President replied that hi*’’| wings, providing the lifelike move-j neering student at the Academy. as big stocks.of atomic arms, exist. Kerrigan Jr.. 14 Ensign St. RADIO and TV WtaUvff rev of • ptrltcl >outh«rn VKilion, It't waltini for rpu *t tk« ment. • i ANY RYE HIGHBALL . .. .S.lc —. BOTTLED BEER ■. .. ,*0c Phillip Savva, 31, of 21 St. John Treat . FIX St., was fined $3 each on two In remaining aloof from Geneva BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son to . SERVICE ClIinnHtI •( »«r»fiili»|lr r»ltl. It W to 40 ttilnii . MARTINI...... 35c — MANHA-TTAN...... 85c Daughters of Liberty. No. 17, negotiations. France announced she Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saglio, He ATLAS THAT thoro'l • eompifli oottrloinmont prpirtm. It you lilt to rtlox. ttioro'i ovof LOU. will hold a meeting at counts of allowing his dog to roam. Your He pleaded gjiilty to both counts. would not be bound by results. bron. 1010 BUR.NSIDE AVE. S€T DALE CARNEGIE NO foot of *00 oeooo bOK*. Apori**"** "'*•> tooklni tKlIiliti of oir eoodl- Orange Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. Government leaders Jiave indi BIRTHS TODAY: A .son to Mr. EAST HARTFORD. CONN\ tItooO room*, fro* portin* »pKo. Mm . ... • OtympIc-tUt pool ond elilldfto'i THE NEW Mrs. Mary Lewie and her commit ' George Dionne Jr., 29. of NOW Glasto^rilry’ was fined $6 after cated- they have no Intention of I and Mrs. Car) Linders. .’15 Main St.;', Valentine PHONE BU,.fl-550’l pool . Sooc* POf, dioini room ond-cochtotl lounfo . Gulf Stroom -Gohinf. tee will sponsor a social following joining the other three nations a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge ' the meeting. p lc^ rig guilty to the improper, Attention Parents »k MIo| tocilllH*. Opoo Dot. 15 lo Mty 1. WfUt lor color foldor. JOIN THE CRO\4fP BOULEVARD DINER \>êr of registration plates. Accord until France has had a chance to ; Hutcheori. Ellington! ' AIJ. P.ARTS FULLY GUARANTEED\ conduct enough teste to bring her j DISCHARGED YESTER'DXY;.: For the finest ih friendly, Bibie-centere^ (THIS OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 20. 19601 DALE CARNEGIE it; 's e-. «\ . 473 CONNECTICI T BLVO.. tA S T HARTFORD The Men's Club of the Salva ing to Manchester police, he was TONIGHT, FEBRUARY 13 found to have one plate on one car experimental knowledge up to the Uvilliam Neville, 85 Birch St.; Mrs. | instruction and Christian fellowship, weN J O0M » fl9fkl» tion Armv will . observe Ladies Night tonl'ght at 7;30. with fllms. arid one on another car. level of the other nowers. Mildred Grimm. 42 Dudley St.; i \ invite your fa'mily to Yisit recreation, and , refresllment. ^ Charles A. Heek. 18. of 4 Pearl In 4-power disarmament talks Ufra. Carinella lanni. East Hart- ; VALENTINE DANCE ___ .St., and Maurice W. Wilcox, 35, of held at the United Nation.*, France I Miss Norma Hare. Kingsbury PREVIEW The Tollami County A?tificial i ' each pleaded argued that disarmament is"vitaM Rockviilei; Rene Landry, 372] THE SALVATION ARMY AT _ Thiir.riB,, at ' giiiltv.to breach ,Of peace. Richard and destruction of atomic. stock- i gugn Hill Rd.'; Edward Halenar, j Breeding .Krol, ' 18. of 144’ Birch St.,;piles is an essential step in this 267 Oak St.; Mrs. Jane Bensche, ENDS ' James fiarner in “CASH McCALL” the Community .Hall in Co en r\ „ „ contest to - the same - direction. ' SUNDAY SCHOOL 202 Woodbridge St.; Miss Marilyn; 661 MAIN STREET e s t o w M JOHNNY WOLF'S CLUB 21 TONIGHT! and “ YESTERDAY’S ENEMY” for AH annual-dinner meeting be charge. The three 'had. priglnatly I A spokesman said France -still Lovzini, -Coventry; RoBert Larsen, j 9:80 .V.M. ginning at-7 p.m. The a-ssociation been charged with indecent assault favors disarmament and Is** still 1 84 ‘Se'aman CTircle: Joseph Fecteau, | MEETINGS Dancing to-Connecticut’s own "BEN’NV GOODMAN’’ trikes in Manchester, and Wilber . r. '- THE COLONNADES HOTEL as the result of an incident , that opposed to nuclear weapons of j 12 Goiintry Lane, Rockville. | PHARMACY Little, 19.5 Spencer St., i* chairman P.O MX 47* * PIVIEPA BEACH, 7U., TEL. PALM BEACH occurred at 4 Pearl St; early in war. But until international agree W439 HAB’PFORD RD. (CORNER OF McKEEl—TEL. MI 8-9948 // STATE of the dinner committee. January. The cases have been con ment along these lines is reached, ! BABE" MORAN tinued until March 5 to allow tlpiie France plans to hold onto what it i 2:15 P.5I. rONT.—FEATURE AT 4:25 and 8*.20. The Friendship Circle of the for a preaentence investigation.', iconsiders its rightful place among, MANCHESTER -AND HtS'QUABTET Salvation Army--will hold a rrieet- The case of A l^ rt E. Palmer, 31, i the big powers with its own total i ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the Youth^ of 4 Pearl St., chargetl with the destruction weapons, SS< l i f t INSURANCE AND CJP No Cover— No Minimum-*-Always Ample Parking Center, Mrs. Peter Stevensoft. same offense, has’ been continued 'The bomb was an all-French ef- chaplain, will conduct rt 15-minute day to day as Palmer is in the ho's-' fort. The,-.government had previ- WHITON AUDITORIUM The Story That S/fintd The Front devotional period starting at 7:45. pitai._ ' ousl.v denied afiy foreign techni i YOUR MOMIY BACK Mrs. Thoma.* MicCiann and Mr*. cians were used. w -^—/^gesOFA Nation ( Augu.st Gebel .arc co-chairmen of -Jiidgpfi Get Raises The United States had fi'imilOT- WHITON MEMORIAL UBRARV the service committee. Hostesses ed Fraace with enriched pluto- 20. niuni but all this had gone into Valentine Greetings A BRAND NEW SUN LIFE PLAN WNiCH: . are Mr^rMchacl Orfitelli'and Mrs. . Chicago-^-Seven- states acted Doris Howard. other atomic energy projects. -t a n BE EXPRESSED 85 NORTH MAIN STREET to,'raise the salaries of their ■ France’s announcement that she Provide? insurance protection to age 6 5. judges during 1959; the Americarr was going ahead with the Sahara IIIMIfflrWORTH Sunset Council, No. 45. Degree Judicature Society reports. The BEST test touch'ed off an uproar last fall IN ■TOWN Returns all bosic annual primigms paid THE CENTER THESPIANS of Pocahontas, will, hold a meeting states’ are California. Delaware. Il in the U.N. General Assembly, It Monday night at 7:30 at Tinker linois. Iowa, Missouri, Nevada and MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 ANTHONY FRANCIOSA brought a storm of protest frdm 'L:,. if.anured I'lves to 65. , . .Present ' ^ Hall. A social’ hour will follow the New Jersey. all the independent African states. WITH A CANDY HEART businasa .meeting.- They declared fi would turn their Isovoilableformaleandfemale- GIG YOUNG NIKITA VISITS PET PROJECT backyard into an atomic No-Man’s ATWiSTOWN J WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 New DeUiL Feb. IS (TV-.S«- Land. Even the African states in I'lves ages 15 to 50. viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev the .French community were^hiJe- Fine*t Selection Availahle JHKYWUD8 Xbe Attractively Gl.ft . "HARVEY" rolice Arrests left today on a flying visit to an tile to the project. ' AT 7:45 P.M. * At 65, th* fund* can be (a) token in coih; (b)'U*e|d'to purehote Indian mechanized farm at The ■ General Assembly put Wrapped. Select , ' By MARY CHASE Suratgarh, 200 miles northwest through a resolution in November Yours Toda.v. c9 Four men face breach of • the I a patd-op policy for the orijjinol sum ouured on^'the bolonce of New Delhi, which the Rus urging Trftnce to call off the lest. ' "V,- token in eo»h or o* guoronteed income;, (c) used Ig-.provide on DIRECTED BY PHILIP BURGESS SR. ANEWnUGE peace charges in Town Court Feb. sians oqu.pped. The mammoth The resolution approved 51-16 with )V.’ 29 as the result Of a fight at Chef’s 15 abstentipns expressed "pro onnuity; (d) left on deposit ot o guaranteed rote of InteresL M SUSPENSE Diner, 9 Main St., early this morn- farm on the arid trlngeii of the h Kajaathan Desert Is one -nf found preoccupation with Ihe risks Featuring »04 H M N- ing. ; CUFrOM) OKTSI (Khrushchev’s pet projegtsi (n Itt- and dangers of such tests." DALE CARNEGIE now about this remorkob/e Poiicemrin Albion Whipple said The French made Plain that’they ClNatb^^vScoPC 'dla. A vast fleet of trucks and ' he was calleU ■It) lu'vestigate the would go ahead with tlje plan de -WONDERFUL SELECTION n#w '^Suri Lif^ plan. Jutt call or wrifei HENRY m u r p h y eTmeePHewe fight and arrested John J. Brain- trai'tor* aiid machinery used to tend the farm are gifts from the spite the assembly’s stand. , WITH. erd, 22, and his brother, William French scieirtists fabricated the To $1.00 ON THE SAME PÔRAM H. Brainerd, 28, both ot 77. N. Soviet, Union, ordered by the. IT’S HALLMARK CARDS “ le BOWERS JEANNE ADAMS Russian leader during hi*. 1955 ‘bomb from plutonium rather than A t 2:30-8)25-10:20 School St.; Benjamin J. Si?nda. U235— the fissionable form of ura COURSE Charles J. Van D eusen LANAfJORSKY 29, o f 419, Main S t; and Vlctorr visit. ".CHERRY” GOOD! SCHOOL nium. 'ITiey found they could pi’o- t. ^ ■ ■ . ■ ■ kovas. 45, of 55 North St.. dueg^ more plutonium fi om their 521 Middle Tpke., Baat CARL GUNDERSON MARILYN- MONROE—LAUREN BA.CALL In ; When he arrived at ,tljc’ diner, STEi’INAC BURIED t o d a y TICKETS $1.50 Zagrehi Yugoslavia, Feb, 18- liinued ‘ supply of jisranium than Presented By Management Development Inistitate "HOW TO MARRY A MILLlONAIRr Whipple said he found. Kovas on •-You C«n T«»tt The Quillty" Phones: MI. 9-4604— PI 2-6801 STUDENTS 76c I CURTAIN 8:30 ~ the groiind outside -the diner, suf in —Alojzije Cardinal Stepihao they could' obtain U235. . ■ PHARMACY For Further Information—Write Or Call was buried today with 'mpres- High' altitude winds were bioW- fering from a cutdip. He claimed Ihg at almost 100 miles per hour FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29___ 8TARTB he waa kickqd hy \VilIiam H. slve rites in Itegreb cathedral' . RontMC A44A 4M HARTFORD RD, (CORNER OF McKBE)—‘1*1-. Ml t H lf w e d n e Bd a t “THE BIG FISHERM Ar Brainerd who wait not there -when that the Yugoslavla’a CommuT. when the French tested their B. mCHAEIr FjSANCOEUR atomic'bomb in the Sahara. . ADams 6-2905 ' Whipple arlrved. The pollcemap nlst govemnitsint' bgrred' to him 1 ' ' C 41 OffMe it., 0 I took Kovaa, John J. Brunerd and as a prince of the church. - But it wa* almost (head still near

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PAGE FOUR picture, ’’New ITaces of Africa,’ service. Ebtchangc miniater on this WATES to Hold Race Relations Sunday la the Rev. tjRjtin* an4. prolon*inj| thU condi will ^ shown. 7 p.m.. Methodist Youth Fellow John Neubert of the ConvnUmlty âitrl^patpr tion, not in prot'ldlng any kind of May Declares BapUat Church. Greeters ate i^r. Valentine Party ship. . CBcapo from it. and Mrs. Donald Geer. Uehers are They will not have an eaey time 'Johh White and Philipp Welles. Manchester WATES will meet Nixon Similar South Motto^t^Skurch 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior Pll- 'niesday at the Itallan-American pnHi.iKHh:Li tfi I'HM of it deciding whether the United UKRAU3 PRINTINO COT iwc. Lawrohoe F. Almond grlnl Fedlowship. club on Eldrldge St, for a Valen IK Biuell 8tr*«i ^tatea hae iU ciilef interest in a Poroy M. Spurrier tine party after the welghlng-ln at ManokuttL w- Mnn ' St. fames’ R. C; Church F F*«ifiGU80N Ban, or in more e*plo»><»>»- To Abe Lincoln Jehovah’s Witnesses Ministers IRECTORY THOMAS r ist. Mary’s Kplsoopal Omreh USINESS SERVICES Rev. John ^H. Hannon, Pastor ' WALTER RR- rKRGDSON Farther negotiation will be in Kingdom Hall C hui^ and Park Sts. ’’ Siembera of the WATES’ board Publuti«r* (Colitinaed from Page One) Rev. Jan»Fa T. O’ConueU 9 and 10:45 a.m.,'Momlng Wor of directors will meet Monday at K'eiunaed October 1 IKKl order at Geneva, and il seems to us ' 791 Main St. The Rev; Alfred L. Winiams, Rev. JoeepliNH. McCann ship. Boy, Scout Sunday. Sermon, Rhetor 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kay PubUibed______Eren kiTenint_____ Except that* nothing could be nriore im billio'h, a "staggering total,” Bush 3 p.m.. Public Talk: "Which Re Rev. John IK Regan ” A Boy, A Sling, and A Stone,” by Meachami 182 Loomis St. ^ Sundeê end^ ••Holldxye illd«; Entered At the said. Hie Rev. Prescott Beach Jr., New committee chairmen for the Poet bfflce At llAncbeiler Conii. A» portant for America than for it to ligion Really Matters?” the Rev, Mr. Almond. Assistant The Democrats, he said, "talk a Sunday Masses a t X T. 8. 9, 9 and l0:45 a.m.. Church School year are Mrs. George Whidtfeldt, Second C lxii MxH Matter prove, beyond all. doubt, that its great deal about the necessity of 4:16 p.m., Watchtower Study BE VALENTINE-LOVELY articles-Hi "Ordained Ministers of 10:15 and 11:30 a m. for Nursery through Junior High. 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion.^ ways and means; Mrs Joan Far- MANGHEST SUBSCRIPTION RATES o«Ti main purpose is to ban tests, spending billions more for defense, 10:45 a.m,. Church-^School for Yish program; Mrs. Allen Mlnicuc- Paeable In Adexnce but do nothing to find the required God” (1 Thees. 2:13) and "Do You 9 a.m.. First Family Service. MANCHESTER One Ye«i ...... sia.bb not resume them. Should the latter Let -Your Light Shine?” (Matt, 8: ' St. Bridget’s R. C. Cfciirel Senior High. ci rules and regulations; Miss Jana yMalce an appointment now for • . 7TO funds by reducing unnecessary ex First Office* of Instruction and ad Bedford and Mrs. T, C. Zimmer, Fix Months ...... SSO ever become clearly and openly es 14-16.) ^ , ^ v , John J. Delaney, Pastor - 6 p.m.. Youth Membership Class, dress by the curate. Junior Choir. ■ ITiree Montht ...... penditures elsewhere in the burget. Rev. Stanley B. HgatlWo ' ^ w el^t recorder; Mrs. John Pave- a u t o parts *âw coiffure designed especially for One Month ...... t SO tablished as our purpose, that "Much of this waste of,the tax Wednesday, 8 p:m.,T}roup stud hapel. 11 ajn., htorning Prayer with 9EAI OD Wepklv ...... 30 Rev. Dennis R. H|iMey p.m.. Adult Bible Class, 6th lack, official weigher: Mrs. Robert 06 would b'e the end of our world payers’ money, as in the case of ies In the Bible aid: "Your Will Be sermon by the curate. Senior Choir. Choict ty 270 BROAD Si „ yodi Slnxle Copy ...... Done On Earth,” at the following A ssU ^ te, grade room. 7 pjn.. Rung ..Evensong. Boys’ Soule, publicity. ^ . prestige as a leader toward êSce. the whole farm program, haa been 7 pJiL,-Junior High Fellowship, Alak Mrs. Betty SadlosW, re MEMBER OF built into the budget by the Demo -locations, 18 Chambers St., 41 Ed- Choir. "Faith and Practice ” series Always At Your Service For THE ASSOtUATED PRESS ------—------\, Sunday Masses at/7, 8, 9, 10, 11; C ooper^ ll. freshments: Mrs. Charles Yurkshot The Associated Press it exclusively crats over the .President’s pro mua4-5t.. 287 Oakland St., and 20 follows. and Mrs. Ceclla Moller, sunshine; lality t MACHINE SHOP SERVICE enUtled to the use ol republlcatloti ol Marble St. in the Chapel at ^ a n d 10 a.m. 7 p .m .,^ n lor High FeUowshp, Daily: 7 p.m., Evening Prayer in » EQUIPMENT Countingr Again ^ tests.” John Rogerk^xjguest speaker, Wes Miss Margaret Lebrec, secret pal; all newt disMfehes credited lo It or Friday, 7:30 p.m., at Kingdom the Memorial Chapel of the^ Na Mrs Barbara Thomas, historian; • PARTS (hew and rebuilt) noi otherwise credited In this paper Church o f ^ e Assumption ley hall. \eafood and also the local news published here. Now we are playing the numbers Hall, Theocratic Ministry School. tivity. Mrs! Iêbero Fracchia and Mra ' t ACCESSORIES All rlshts of republlestlon ol special 8:30 p.m., Service Meeting. Adams St. V “ «l Tliompson Rd, Wednesdays: 10 a.m.. Holy Com • SUPPLIES 99 e a s t CENTER ST. ' game with crowds in India. The Wilfred Crossen. hostesse.s. and dispatches herein are also reserved ------ri;--- Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor Hrst Church o f ^ r i s t Scientist munion in the Memorial Chapel. Mra. Vlalo.Valleau, chaplain. ,. 43 OAK ST. • Du Pont Paint, Supplies V V XEU 6H 8-5009 Pull service cllept of N e A. Serv- number at the airport, the num Connecticut Covenant Congregational Church Rev. F r a ils T. Butler, Assistant Masonic Teihple TEL. MI 9-#937 Open Saturdays Until 8 PM. Ice Inc ber along . the road, to greet (Evangetical Covenant) ’ Calvary C3«apel Concordia RviuUfcHcal Lutheran . t'' I — Publishers Representatlsjes: Die 11 a.m., Sunday Servi Julius Mathews Special AJfScy - New Khrushchev on his present visit is Rev. K. EJnar Rank, Pastor Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 (Asoembllro of God) Cimrch York ChIcaao Detroit and Boston Ycinkce ' 43 RpruceN^t. and 11:30 a.m. and Nursery. Kenneth 1„. Gustafson, Pastor h ig h GRADE MEMBER AUDIT- BUREAU OF nothing like the number of Indians 8 p.m., Wednesday Service. Winter and Garden Sts. Complete xCIRUULATlONS Bv A. H. 0. / Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paator GLASS who turned out to welcome Presi 9;30 a.m., Sunday. School with a, St. Bartholomew’s Church Reading room hours at 749 Main 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, class- The Herald Printtns you like to purchase J. A. WHITE There Are two reasons why coming a real live issue again. 8t. George’a Eplôpal 4»iurrh INCORPORATED COMMUNITY PRESS . FTir Satm-da'v-1 n tn'-^day ^ \ Wednesday, XtSO p.m„ Midweek MIDDO H IG K LA I^ COAL, new merchandise that is fully thinking nf the opening of the »ea- ^Classified deadline: 10;SO a.m. each May’s "ten dollars wOrlh of Correlative - passages from Sci Aoltk son and any flahing devotee will 9 East Middle Tpke. dav _ot nubllcatlonv.exeeoi Saturday- Khrushchev is less of a novelty to Setyice with stiidy on “The Foot- ^^tasses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. The Rev. Donald W. Greene, CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest guaranteed and still save money? GLASS CO. # a rh .paint’’ is paint he alleges the state ence and Health with Key to the Automatic Cor enjoy looking around Manches Telephone MI 3-5727 the Indians th8Ji^was President Ei will buy out of the' proceeds of a prin'^ of God.” IMoeeaan Mlsalonar^Vlear FUEL OIL, r a n g e Oil, cold cuts arid rrieats Johnson Has {ôlor-Mixer Naturally, everyone would, and 81 BlMetl St.—Tel. MI 9-7322 Scriptures ” by Mary Baker Eddy, 819 Broad 8/>^Tel. MI 9-4689 that is , why so nr.any people are ter Surplus S ^ s Co. where they Saturday, FAruary senhower. \ four million dollar bond issue for Sacred Heart Church iriclude the following (p. 210, 11- 'Have you hditrd of that amazing^ Church of the Naiarene Cfiurch Yernon WET WASrSI. in town. sfiopping at*-Manchester Surplus have so many tmpgs to make fish First, Khrushchev is no stranger repairs to slate buildings — one 16). X 10 a.m.,ôrnlng prayer andker- machine the DuPopt Color Master car/select your wallpaper in fitter ing more fun. They have all kinds 236 Main St. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor .10c Extra For sltewalls comiprt. A wid'e range - p f papers Sales Co., 16 N. Main St. Where ^xicepse? to the crowds of India. He spent more of the devices by which the mon. ■ Paint Mixing MaCjilne at the, E. of rods, reels, creels, and the very A Ban? Or A last General Assembly escaped C. E. . Winslow, Minister 10 a.m.. Church School. On Wet Wi only. are ayaita'ble and no matter how James Farr, the proprietor, haa ao “ One CaU Does It All” four weeks among them, back in Vernon Methodist Church Call Ml 4-1111 A. Johson Paint Co. ? This amaz man.v different things to offer. Do latest and biest in lures and plugs. ABC APPLIANCE Is the United States plan on nu levying new arid higher taxes. Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Vernon, Conn. / ing new machine mixes hundreds much' or how little'you wish to Stop in and look around, you are DRY CLEANING 1955. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Classes spend, you will find a paper just stop.In and see for yourself what clear testa a plan for banning "Ten dollars worth of paint bond- Warren E. Covell, Minister Gospel Hall FOR REPAIRS, of paint colors for Inleripr*. and^ always welcome in this store. REPAIRS jqj 20 St. Francis of Aaalal Church ash $2. right for youri purpose here. a wide variety of new merchan and LAUNDERING Secorid, Russian foreign policy - years,” says May. "costs for all ages. *1. ' 415 Center St. replacement , exteriors and enables you to have Need a new radio?, Manchester teats ,or a plan for resuming them T 10:45 a.m.. Worship ^ w lce. South iVlndaor EN flVFJlT DAY a bubaldo Custdm:tallored window sliades dise is carried here. har al^vaya had ..sense enough never 314.30, and we will still be paying 9:30 a.m.. Worship service and ON a l i , t i ' p e s o f jiiM about .any paint color you Surplus Sales Co. have a fine selec / ; Branches At: 19 Maple St.-MI 9-8879 It Is its weakness that It is for It 15 years after the paint has Message by the pastor. 'Tfieme: .Rev. James F. Glynn, Paator 3:30 p.m., Gospel preaching by MUSIC CENTER want for your walls, ceilings and are always available at the E. A. Manchester Surplus Sales Co. is to denouhpe India’s effort to main nursery . care for preschool chil tion of radios and also the very /5 0 I HARTFORD RD! REPAIRS O N - both. It would negotiate a ban on worn off.” "Meet For the Master's Use.” Rev. Raymond B. Vsskauskaa, dren. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. G. P, Taylor of Deseronto, Canada, Service Station 186 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST woodwortc. 'Name a , color — the Johnson Paint Co. Measure .your headquarters for Boy Scout Camp popular transistor radios'. They tain “neutrttUsm” as Ito own for-, Now it may be that, for all We .10:45 a.m.. Children’s Church Assistant Pastor windows carefully select the ahade ing items and before long the all tests on land, or sea, or in the Coveli. who has conducted meetings in ROUTE 6—BOLTON TEI,. MI 9-6205 DuPont Ojlor Master can mix the also carry television antennas, both 209 N. MAIN ST. GRILLS, ELECmUO IRbNM, eign policy, whereas United States, know, not one cent of this par and Nursery. Gospel Hall for the past two weeks. Below Murtspn Candy Kitchen exact ahade you want from light of your choice and in short order Scout's will be planning camping atmosphere. It would leave uncon ‘10:48 ajn.. Church School for they will be cut to your exact outside and insidb, lead-ins, UHF TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, foreign policy wbpt through a long ticular borid issue will be expended 6 p.m.. Youth Service. Masses at 7, 8,. 9, 10:15 and children form 8 years through 8th h p.m.. Gospel preaching by G. P. to dark, with dozens of variations trips. They have /oot lockers, cots, and 'VHF wires and clamps so that,^ NEW SYSTEM trolled amaller underground, tests. for paint. Maybe, May, or his 7 p.m.,, Êvangelistic Service. ACCORDIONS measurement. lanterns, ’’Colen/an stoves, tents, VACUUM CLEANERS, period in which ^.eu liit* Dulles 11:30 a.m. grade. Taylor. in between. Juat think, there are if you are at all handy, you can“ At present, there is an imofficlal brain trust, are out to, do the only M essage'^ the" pastor. Picture framing is another serv air m^resse.v scout knapsacks, LAUNDRY HEATERS, FANS, were lecturing India' om the theme X 3 p.m., Intermediate Methodist -X over 1400 ehadea to choose from! put these *up yourself and save ban in effect, ^ o n g Russia, Brit smearing that will be done with Wednesd^, 7:30 p.m. Prayer The Salvation Arniy KINSMAN ORGANS Would you believe that there are ice to their customers at the John- canters, cook-sets, sleeping bags, DRY CLEANERS SEWING MACHINES that every nation had to'choose Youth Fellowship meet ail the i- .son Paint Co. and 'Jiey do a really quite a little money. ain and the United States, against this bond issue. an^ Praise Service, 661 Main St. church. Panel discussion on, WOODCOCK over ,800 shades of green?. Well, ponchns, tb mention' « few of the Target khooting la. a prime fa Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. sides amd had better choose purs. gut, in politics, you .can g ^ Private Tnstnirtlona fine job at prices that are partic necM.sary equipment. Enjoy sav all nuclear testing of any kind. Major and Mra. E. Walter Lanile "Should I or Should I not Smoke?” MFRIGERATION CO. InstmmenU and SnppIlA there |ire and they are available vorite with the youngsters and Phono MI 9-7768 AH work guarantootd V'hen Elsenhower went to.'^ndia, away w|th an error in detail l^ o u Bipanuel Lutheran Church Officers In charge at the B. A. Johnson Paint Co., ularly reason,-ble. A full line of ings by shopping at Manchester This la the condition most of us manage to create a symbcîSinlch 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist Youth artists" supplies are always stock pellet target guns and occeasorlea therefore, his visit symbotteed Cl Henry Anderson, Paator Fellowship meet at Rookville Meth- 723 Main St. There are literally rplus Sales Co. are stocked here in both the Cros- TT want, even toough It may not have in itself reflects a truth,.smd we’ll Orches‘ ’-a for Hire ed here. If you are not acquainted In a short time the baseball train American abandonment of the ^ Roger Mackey, Intern 9:30 a.m., Sunday Schol for all '•qdist Chlirch for combined meet dozens of different shades of your man and Daisy pellet gtine. .These formal treaties, regrulatlon and In- take May's little fable of the bond- ages...... particular color selection, from with the many different items, that ing season will get under way and harsh theme that those who were hought paint as" symbolically ing with the Rockville group, . can make your home a more a ore for indoor use only, but are ction safeguards attached to it. 9 a.m„ Divine Worship and 10:45 a.m.. Morning aervice. dark to light with an unbelievable .so will the sandlpt baseball games easily -set up in the basement or CUNLIFFE DON WILUS not with us must somehow be valid. • / Church School: Nursery Sunday Special mpsic. Brig. C. 'T. Macken TiniZedRint-i number of variations in brtweenr' tractive place In which to live do around here. At Manchester-Sur^ Under this voluntary ban, the three, . , ., . . Zion Evangeilcai Lutheran Church stop in ft, the Johnson Paint/Co. play room. ■rlie firstxpoint about the p ^ t , School class for three-year olds. zie. Hartford, preacher. ’ MTtm EVERYTHING IN Do you want lo match yoiir dra plus yâles Co. you can get base- of ukare bound, largely by public] ______, *.;. *» and aboulT' everything for jvhich (Missouri Synod) and .look around you are aim-ays Motorized go-k-arts art very pop MOTOR SALES g, willingness to accept and try. to 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by Cooper and High Sts. peries, rug or furniture.or pick up baiy. bats, gloves, catcher's mitts ular also quarter midget racers, EXPERT AUTO BODY and GARAGE oplnioV largely by the policy re bondinîs done, is that it becomes Mrs.' Elizabeth Wilkm and Mrs. welcome and the.v will help you in at /real savings. They are also understand India's choice of for- Church School: nuraery for in iThe Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor 250 TOLLAND ST. BOOKS some particular shade' in them? and these are priced very reason FENDER REPAIRS • the-^ mostxcostly paint the state fants. Sermon at, both services, Thomas Mc(J^n. any way possible w ill/ your headquarters for all sporting goods. 18 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4531 luctancôf any one of us to take buy. "depending ^ upon the EAST HARTFORD Srience, Fiction, Best Sellers This can be done easily with this decorating problems. ably at Manchester Surplus Sales the blamk for being first to break policy, "Have We Done Oir Christian 6:30 p.m., Prayer service. 9 a.m.. Sunday ■ School, Free COME IN . . . BROWSE magic machine. Do stop in and see 'While it 1s getting a ’ little late in Oo. FJfAMEL and LACQUER years of the -tond iaaue and the 7 p.m,. Evening service. Music .X BU 9-6333 the .season, there will still be some REFINISHINGS the spell. r»t to do any testing of This new kind of understanding interest rate, the ‘^nding process Duty?” Pastor Anderao-n. bus transportation. it. Looking forward to warme;rme/ Spociolixiiig In 6:’30 p.m., P.C.L. meeting in by. band and songsters. Sermon by With the DuPont Color Master good skating and they have ice any kind. \ ' news, which the adds at least halvas much again 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. Power and Hand Tools ^’ThePoUyB” Volcanic forn/ations weather, how about gcu-deh hhoat; REASONABLE PRICES Luther.- hall. ^)3rigadier Mackenzie. 10 a.m.. Nursery In the parish, the gueas work is taken out of skates, hockey skates, long socks rakes, shovels, fertilizer and aee<^? BRAKE SERVICE The United^tates proposal rep- paopl* of India wanted to see for t the cost. / ' \ and Decorating Tools Gift Departnênt for skating, sweat shirts with FREE ESTIMATES The’ second' thing;x about the hoiise during church worship. aêh and Land Tools matching colors. You select the Lava tubes, or c^ es, are among And when the grass needs cut resents an esciê from this volun-1 themselves. It reflected the sin- bond-boughî>aint is that the state North Methodist Church United Methodist Church I 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text. shade you want for the myriad of the interesting voicank: formations hoods, pull-over sweat', shirts or ting, a reel or rotary rtiower from BT. 80— WAPPING, CONN. Front End Alignmtnt of Bolton j(;-Housebold, Party MANCHESTER tary ban, into a\ condition where cerlty and the depth of President will need td buy more pmnt, ,lo go SOO Parker St. Matt. 20; 1-16. Theme; "Et*rnal ano-vBapquet Needs colors on the chart and the ma to be found in L ^ a Beds National sweat .shirts .with zippers.- here will make the woric so inuch AT THE DUOO SIGN Rt. 44A and South Rd. Ufe Is God’s Gift.— Call People chine diapenaes the colors in the About this season of the year underground tests^could and would Eisenhower’s desire for peace, and over the-kame surface, before the Rev. ,H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Invalid Needs Monument,' located in northeastern easier. If you are . thinking of T^L. MI 4-1228 Gonoral Repair Work Rev. Cariton T. Daley; Minister Standing Idle in (Jod's Market BOOKSHOP right proportion to achieve the' ex California. your jlshing enthusiast starts painting, paint brushes, smaperS, be resumed. . \ ' something the Indians first paint has been paid forX ANDREW’S BLDG; Thtfse two things breed further 9 and 10:30 a m.. Observance of Place." ^ , act shade chosen. This machine in buckets, step ladders are tflao sold It is a further w etn ess in our. wanted to see and hear. And as for 9:30"a.m., Church School /o r ail 11 a.m., GoUesdlenst mlt Abend- \ 67 E. Center Sfcr-MI 6-1086 sures a more accurate color and here. consequences. The state, whlch^ Race Relations Day. Sermon: ‘The PARKING-IN REAR position that It aeema quite poa- the success of the Eisenhower paid this higher price for bond-^ Sin of Nathaniel." departments. / mahJ. CAMPINlS it does it so quickly. Stop in at You will find a large selection of Bible that our wish to exempt un- journey, Khrushchev himself pro- bought paint because it felt too \9 a.m.. Nursery (Children 3 and 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor T p.m:, Walther League Young the Johnson 'Paint Co. and take small electrical applian^ at Man- MANCHESTER derground tests from control is I vides full testimony as to thay poor to pay cash, will be poorer under, including Orib Nursery), ship. The Juinor Choir will sing People’s Society. along a sample of Some colors you che,sfer Surplus S ale:^^- things MASURY EQUIPMCHT - wish to use in your decorating not baaed on our aUted reason, with his own eager decision to g o still, in the future, because it has Kindergarten (ages 4 and 5), at the 9:30 a.m. service. Sermon: such as toasters, coffee makers, MEMORIAL CO. bought such expensive paint. Junior and Youth Departments Finding God Through Suffering” Talcottx ille Congregational CTiurch ] ^ CUSTOM MADE schem^, see how easily the magic deep fat fryers, electric frying Which is that we consider it Im- on th< road himself to try tp bal- Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bafc^, Opposite East Cerlêtery When the state needs to buy more (grades 4 through Senior High). Race Relations Sunday will be pb- Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister CANVAS AWNINGS formula is found to''make these pahs, griddles—all of them abso PAINT posaible- to detect small under-lance the triumph accorded/Eisen- new paint, it will find that the 10:30 a.m,. Nursery (Infanta served. '' Air Mtattressea, Stoves, \ dreams, come true! A 'whole new lutely new stock ^ d fully .guar- . . . is good jînt ground teets. and therefore Impos- hower. to build up his own prestige burden of paying off these, bonds* through age 3), Kindergarten 11 a.m., Nursery. 10:.50. a.m.. Nursery opens in Lauiterns world of freedom in color and dec ■anteed. These ore/all wCIl knotvn Quality Mamoriplf Bible to bsai them, but upon an- toward the approaching summit will be so, heavy it won't be able (ages 4 and 5), Primary Depart 5 p.m., School of Missions. Diir- 'Parish House. oration is yours when you use. the brand names yet X*ou enjoy a sub to pay cash for that .next new ment (grades 1, 2. and 3). " ' ing the sasemtily period the motion \ 11 a.m., Family Sunday wprahip MANCHESTER Du/*ont Color Master paint mixing stantial saving^ when you buy oyer 80 Years Experienep^ other reason, which. Is, quite simp- meeting, paint either. . 5:30 p.m.. Junior High MYF. machine. Plan now for your spring hare. 9Lop in aim look around and ly, our own desire to do some im- We would guess that .jour pres Or, to translate this symbolism 6/30 p.m., SeriioT High MYF. SURPLUS SALES CO . decorating and see how easy-41 see for youns^f why it pay* .to PAUL'S 169 N. MAD/ ST. CoH Ml 9-5807 \ derground testing ourselves. tige is doing very well in India. into the broad general principle, nill be to turn your home into the' shop here.' Paint and Wallpaper Store ------W bêrs of the Universe at Depot Square^ The British, at Geneva, have been But let’s not try to settle every- bonding breeds more bonding. Second CongregaUorial Churcli> dream house you have- always 845 Main Street Once one piece of bonding has been S86 N. Main St. Open Dnlly to 9:00 PJH* .wanted. A. AIMETTI. Prop. offerlrtg Us a formula for proving thing by takinii a count. The count J. FARR—Ml 8-7111 x. resorted to, it provides the com .Arnold W. Tozer, Minister 1960-61 Another big help is the DuPont Costellos Noting Harrison St., Manchester \ Tel. MI 9-0300 that it is not. our own desire to could merely mean that Khrush- pulsion for more bonding. And, Mrs. Juanita P. Loggte, . New Siimulators color chart which gives .you some cpn'duct some underground teats chey in India-is an old familiar under the slick argument that it Minister’s Assistant marvelous ideas on decorator ap 25tn AnniYersarj^ which is involved. They have aug-1 friend, not a novelty isn’t fair to make the people of to F.I.A.F.* proved shades and blends, liter geated that, along with our pro day pay the whole bill for the 10 a.m., Morning worship and Listed Below ^ . SEE US FOR: ally. hundreds of them—all with things that the people of tomorrow '.Church School. Nursery for amall Moon l)own to Earth MANCHESTER’S • Aluminum Roll Up Au-nings a true professional touch. Mr. and. Mns. John Costello, 20 WATKINS-WEST IQ U O R S posed formal treaty for banning our. will enjoy and benefit from, the children during worship service. • Venetian Blinds Of, course when it comes to Edison Rd., will obeerve Ihelr 25th other kinds of nucleir tests which! Even Bigfger Small Car eventual picture becomes one in Sermon. "The Search for the Real Valentine-Pariy • Storm Doors painting, there is nothing like Dti- wedding anniversary tomorrow FUNERAL tdiametCT and the pressure of the IKES-BEER everybody, agrees can be detected. Only in this America, this dear, which the people of to m o r r o w Jesus," by the Rev. Arnold W. By Dr. I. M. LEVITT, HEADQUARTERS • Corohination Windows Pont, and it is Just good sense to with a family celebration at their ars really being billed for things 1 atmosphere nere will be equivalent "Buy the Paint That’s Worth^ the home. we Offer ..to continue applying the 1 nonsensical, irrepressible America Tozer. Author of a new hook, Manchattar Awning Ca. ^ V I C E \ BEER IN BARREL.S whose life will not extend beyond I to a height of 100,000 feet from Work” and that paint could be They were married in Wairen- present voluntary moratorium on ours, could it happen that' the 6:45 p.m.. Mu Sigriia Chi meets ‘Thrgat for Tomorrow’ ' .105 WEST CENTER ST. . FOR .\LL OCCASION.?!! todav. . ■ at the church with Mr. and Mrs. the surface of the earth. nothing but DuPont. With DuPont ville by the late Rev. William underground teats, until some poa- jjvont of the American produced ., Tlie fact that Connecticut has A popular and expensive indus The top floor of the simulato.r Telephone MI 9-8091 you can paint in the midd^ of the ORMANh j. WEST svDFJfJVERY SERVICE • Stan Matteson.. trial hobby being pursued today EsUblished 1949 Dunn, formerly of St. James aible system for detecting eud con- (.gj, could, from the very now gone quite some, distance 7 p.m., The Junior High Pilgrim will contain- hydroponic benches winter without being /bothered Church, on Feb. 14, '1935. They down this orlmrose path could is the building of simulators in an Manchester Director trolling them can also be devised., resolve Itself into a contest •Fellowship meets with Mr. and for growing plants. This is a fairly with . that overpowering odor of have five children, Mrs. Francis W est side transikte'Itself into a live state effort to reproduce Conditions on well understood process, in which Thursday and paint, your eyes will not run and This opportimity to prove that iheUp ggg who would offer the biggest Mrs. Herb,Brown at the church. the moon. These' devices are be Bergeron of 'Vernon, Richard Cos 142 E. CENTER ST. issue, slibuld the Republicans ever nutrients are .dissolved in water, the pain/ spreads so evenly, dries tello, Donald Costello, David (3os- PACKAGE STORE desire of our military to perfect gjjj most powerful small car 7 p.m... Adult diSQUssion-atudy ing built to teat the ability of men , Friday till 9 develpp the. intestinal fortitude, and ihP plant receives the essential quickly and co ers like a dream. tello and Miss Jacqueline Coatel- Manchester’s Oldest Harry Proaansky, Permittee the political i^k^hncss, which would program at the church. All inter and animals to live on the un • Find It At Fairway some more and new atomic weap- Detroit finally decided it ested adults are invited. materials for'growth directly from Even a novice can paint successful 16, all of Manchasier, and three 365 CENTER ST>--. ens is not involved in our proposal' be involved in offering the people friendly lunar landscape. the water. In addition to furnish ly when DuPont Paints are the grandchildren... Castellb la em With Finest^-FacBitlea fttanchester-MI 9-0168 had to surrender to the small car of Connecticut what they should In one simulator mep. have re at Geneva Is, so far, ah opportunity ing food, the plants will also ab choice. For walls that need fre Postma for Fine WatchRepair ployed at Colt Manufacturing Co. Idas, it did 10 because it found really want, but might, never vote Bolton Congregational Church mained for eight days ft) an ex Theodore Chandler Jr., Pastor sorb carbon dioxide. The plant life quent washing, DuPont’s high Having trouble with your watch^ we reject. the sales of small foreign cars on for— more than an oratprical re periment to discovef how -men will be selected to yield maximum CLOCK and AUTO BODY gloss enamel is the answer for it have a fine* watch or clock that It is quite xlear that what we turn to sound financing, an iron would react to one. another in food value and still be acceptable or clock ? . If so the place to tal^, Remember A, the Increase. But, perhaps be 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Morning wor- INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY iS so hard that you can wash it you particularly value. ) want to10 doao laih negotiateneguu«i.B the uic formal in clad prqmlse hot to . Tissue vC ''ipore — a restricted area for an extended to both humans aind animals as j again and again and still leave it is John- Postma's store JocOted The store is open from 9 a.m. Delightful Place To Dine VIC’S PIZZA SHOP KSlTnn the hifi-exDloalons and then ® ‘ found every talue in the-gonds, no matter what the p-ur- ithip. Coffee hour from 10 to 10:25. at 310 Main St. and Jet'an expert Radio Today 153 VV. .Middle Turnpike tJan on tJie Dig OXplOllOnSt ,^ -n fnr«kforn rHr« rtnA r#nne-nftnt ___ Annra» r’hnirmnH Nursery in Community Ha'I for period of time.' food. the walla looking fresh and new. to 1 p.m: and 2 p.m. to ^:30 p.m. small foreign cars one repugnant pose. Sofar, of course, Chairmah- In another simulator, scientists The third floor will house algae When considering decorating, in this line do the work for you. daily except' Wednesday when It Phone MI 9-8700 ■ get on w'lth setting off some small May is an abstract Impressionist, lEhildren of parents attending serv- cultures, animal farms and labora America’s Most Popular Folk SingerS' R E D E M B E R to the American tradition, Detroit have to check the effect of apace W R E j d K E R wallpaper, is taay to select at the You could not apk for a better is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and W D R C — 1380 ones. whose work suggests promise, but ic'^p,, I tories. Here will be found the Pho JOHN POSTMA never really accepted the reasons 9 aAd 10:30 a.m., Chtirch school radiations on plant life. In still Johnson Paint Co. for here they then closed for the remainder of I jUU News OPEN SUNDAYS PIZZA doesn't spell it out. another simulator, investigators tosynthetic Gas Exchanger. The S E I ^ V lC E man to repair all kinds of clocks .the day. The location is conven l:lu An Johnson We are making tlte argument, buying small for- for’'fou/ year ofds through eighth have roomy tables, comfortable that some tests cannot be-detected ] _ ._ ■______plan to put men, animal* and cabin atmosphere will be pumped 310 Main St. chairs, excellent lighting an^yoli and watches for John -Postma has ient and there is always parking 4:0U Bishop s Corner COCKTAIL LOUNGE SPA G H Eni eign cars. Theae Were reaaons of grade. ' had nearly 50 years' experience in B;UU News. Sports. Weslbsr plant life in a closed chamber to through the algae tanks which space around the store. 6:65 Sports, News AMPLE PARKING the plausible cover for our own in-1 • 5:30' p.m.'. Junior Fellowship Ml 3.6233 this business, training in Holland RAVIQLI economy, in original price and in A Thought .for Today see whether it is feasible for these through photosynthesis will con Need a new watch- bracelet ? 7:05 Art Johnson DANCING tentlon of conducting some “tests. meeting for all seventh and eighth vert water and carbon dioxide into “Folk Songs We Have A where he worked a 5-year appren Postma's liave a fine selection of 8;(X World Tonight / EVERY FRIDAY and Coat of operation, a liking for com Sponsored by the Manchester graders. . ‘ to live hatmomiously and - continu K:15 Music Till 0ns OPEN DAILY There is a plausible . defense of carbohydrates and free oxygen. Nice Selection ticeship to get his papers. He JB watch bracelets.in both dress 12:00 New> . - . -SATURDAY .NIGHTS pact aize, and a contentment with Council of Chitrehes ously with one another in what , g r o u n d Of Waterproof came to the United States in 1913, 7‘-..30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. this, too. It is that negotiating the the scientist calls a "closed ecol Experiments indicate that algae and sport desiffha. They also 12.10 Music I'lii uhe a moderate amount of power. • Community Baptist -Church is the most efficient plaht for this The World” Crystals TRIO serving in the U?S. Army.during carry, waterproof crystals for all 1:00 News. Sign Off SUNDAYS ban-we propose will accomplish the It is well chat at least once a 585 E. Center St. at the >Green ogical' cycle." World War I, He then returned W TIO — 10*0 . RED EMBER To those things Detroit paid lit-, purpose, it is proposed that the al sizes and shapes o f waterproof *1,0U Newii RU. 8 and. 44A—Bolton 4 P.M. tfl 10:30 P.M. primary Object o f , a test ban— year on St. Valentine's Day, we John R. Neubert, iHInlster We tend to take our relationship c m d i to Holland where he served the tie attention. When it entered the with the animal and plant world gae be fed with solutions of re Color Printers watches. 1:15 Vuur Home Decorator TEL. MI 9-4445 CLOSED .MONDAYS which is to halt the release of fall remind ourseWes that ■ there are processed plant and animal wastes. | y o u r f a v o r i t e b r a n d Dutch Government as an instru Grandfather clocks are a prized 1:30 Ross Miller — , amall car field, it did.nol.alm at an those in our families and in our 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church Schob] for granted. But when we think ment worker at the University,. 2:45 (!oast (tusrd on Parade out poison into the world atmos--, about this, we realize animals In turn, by their growth, the algae possession, but too often they are 3:0U Monitor / especially low price. From the be circle of friends to Whom we should for all ..ages. Cradle Roll through In 19‘26 he came back to the Unit 4:45 Racing from Hialeah phere’. The lUndergrouhd tests, it is .cannot live without plants and provide additional nutrient ,to be COLD BEER . in need of repair and the question ginning, it began to boss/ of the send an expression of our love,' that Adult. fed ba'ck into the closed cycle in Creative ed Stages -'and -from 1942 unUl arises, "Who can I get to do the 5:2u News and Weather „ FOR EXTRA MONEY said, would involve no fallout dan love which We alwa.vs feel, but so 10:15 a.m.. Church Activity life-certainly would be dull and LIQUORS, WINES 1959 he worked at the Dewey- 5:40 Monitor large amount of room its compacts harsh if other animals disappear the simulator. job ?” The answer is John Post 6:00 News and Weather ■ ger. often lake for granted. Program for children, Oadlie Roll The system will maintain the Richman 'Co. It is easy to see ma. for he does an excellent job 6:30 Art ol Investing Berube's TTiis is plauaible, because it does provided. From the beginning, it Each of us -knows that those through Kindergarten. ed. Thsre—la-an—InterdependencS baTaiice of oTcygetl TinTl-caTbon-dr-- PUCOimiDUlUX REFINISHING Printing why this man has the “ know-how" 7:(X) Monitor' ...... * *“ TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE P ilV of animals on plants and of hur I on these clocks. If you have a 7:20 UConn vs/Temple deal with, the argument that haa found, itself in a new rivalry, of whom- we l-ve most deeply, and 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. oxide in the atmosphere. Odors and Froa Dolivery to fix clocks and watches, he is clock with wooden ' works. . this 0:30 InformMibn Please 479 Middle Tpke. E. whose companionship we treas'ure Race .^lations Sunday. The Rev. mans on both animals and plants. an expert in his line and we sug 10:00 Monitor Manchcater been In the forefront of the nrove horaeîowei'. traces of toxic gUse? . may be re- j : Ml 9.5507 MIDDLE TURNPIKE,,WEST also may be repaired. This will RICHEST PRICES day a'fter day, are the 'Very persons RobemK. Shimoda preaching on: On earth, these.exist in a closed, movad by treatment witmactiyated 50 Cottage St. !. gest that you let him dn yotir llriX) N ew s^ The cartoon humor which depict MANCHESTER take a considerably longer time 11:15 Spoi ls Final Typewriters and Office to ban teats, but it is not satisfac whose iqve and seiyice we lake as "Neither Blast Nor West.” self-sustaining ecological cyole. charcoal. Humidity standards will work for you, especially if you 11:30 Monlior For RaRS, Paper. Metals HjUtT MUli Phone MI 3^125 for yoVi cannot purchase the parts, Machine* Repaired, Serviced tory, because it does not deal witbi ed ■ Detroit, Sven before the new a mjjtler.of course. We-forget to 11:30 a.m.. Rehearsal for new On Earth, Veil • be maintained with excess .humidi they must be made by- hand but 12:00 Midnite Moods and Scrap Iron modeli were shoiKTi, in competition express our appreciation and love Youth- Choir. , ' As long as man rertiains on Phone Manchester 12:55 News. S t o Off Rentals CALL OR DELIVER TO the real and even more fundamen ty being removed by freezing—the VICHI'S when the Job is finished, your W H AY->910 tal reason why. people want a test to produce the biggest apd moat with a word, or an act. Too often 7 p.ml. Junior High Youth Fel earth, he can live with' his en resulting ice to form a source of [ clock will be a.s good as new. No 1:0U Big Bhc w , ‘ « We Handle Stationery Along AS’e trv to gather all of our. forgot lowship with Lowell Jacob,v and vironment atid with his fellow PACKAGE STORE woMiiTo. Mlteholl 3-7043 7:00 Frankie Avalon [ ban. powerful pmall car was. as humor pure water. two clocks are alike when it comes With Office'Machine Supplies ten manifestations oC love in a Donald Kirkham leading. Refresh: man.- We have been doing it for Live Stock Too 20 BISSELL ST. 7:30 Polish Natlomrr Homs OSTRINSKY frequently can be, the real truth. Jo wooden works and if takes the 1]:00 Big Sh( w Your Mall List Aa Dealred People want a test ban not mere card or a box of candy once a, year menu. millions of years. Once he leaves Pigs, chicken's and even cattle PUT YOUR'HEAD IN OUR HANDS services of an expert to do the 12 00 News Sign Off Dealera In Waate Materlala ly to'end the present rain of fallout Now, with the original compacts when actually a word .each day 7 p.m.,.Senior Youth Fellowship. the earth, he is in , trouble. It is may be included here for a check FOR THE BEST IN BARBERING SEE ONE OF THE work. ' Why not call John Postma WPOP—1410 ' A. J. BERUBE. Prop. 731 PARKER ST. barely on the ..market, we already would be more che^shed. Why not. Topic: ■ “Christian Citizenship." for this reason that concerted on the animals’ .ability to'" live | 1.00 News. Uou Terry Ml 9-8477—MU8-6S42 Tel. Ml 3-5735 or MI 8-5878 from our skies. They also want a FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE MANCHESTER and talk wljh him.. The num 2:00 Conn Ballroom have one of the big Ihj-ee intro on this St. Valentine’s Day, resolve RefreshmenU. ! thought has been devoted to the under these condjjions. CONNECTICUT MASTER BARBERS’ ASSOCIATION ber Is MI 3-62.33 and there Is no 6:00 News Weather test ban as a symbol of a promise to tell those whom we love that we Beneath this floor will bd- quar- ducing ‘u'hat the headlines call a ability of man to live in a strange obligation.. 6:15 Conn Ballroon} that this world will somehow de do love them, to tell those whose Center Congregational Church environment. .ters for the five- men who Will live AMERICAN BARBEJR SHOP PAGANl’S BARBER SHOP A prized watch or a valued an 7:00 Ray Somers v -- "bigger amall car.’J, It will be a 4 7:30 Word of Lift erf--*' wl««n M's Hms *•» velop the capacity to .refrain from work we appreciate that we are Rev. Clifford O SInipaon, A 4-story sphere has been'* de-- in the device for a month or more. f i 457 5Ialn St. 58'/4 Cooper St. tique watch may safely be entrust- 8:00 Ray Somers n.uclear war. People want to es little, longer. It will have more grateful, 'b e ; it wife or husband, ^ Miniater vised which may be the proto Here the human complement will e j to'John Postma. You know your 11 ;(K> .News child or parent, neighbor or- em eat, “sleep-and relax and maintain ' PARKADE BARBER SHOP 11:10 Ray Somers cape not merely the fallout from room.- It w'lll be a little higher' in Rev. Laurence J.‘ Vlneent, ... type of a permanent base to be / DANTE’S BARBER SHOP Manchester Parkade watch will be put in first class con I 0»> Del Raycee j,... ploye? , , , • contact with the outer world.. From 807B E. Center St. testa, -They alap want themselves, -price. ' . Asso<'iate Minister - set up on the moon. Under the Lower Level dition and returned safely to you. WINF—lISO An author whose name has nbw a psychological point of view thla I 1:1X1 Stiowcaae. News , The word from , Detroit la that- direction of Dr. James G. Gaume, Naturally; it Is not n'ecessary to sind their children,’ to escape • the. sunk into oblivion once wrote: '"If 8, 9:15 and ,11 a.m.. Church will be the most important floor You nants litt job. . . wt havt just tho ript Du Pool EAGLE BARBER SHOP PARKWAY Ba r b e r . SHOP have ap expensive watch to enjoy, 6:05 World News Chief of the Space Medic fnd in the device. . 6:15 Showcaee, News fallOTit' from the real thing. They 'the other two of the big three will yojn're ever gojng' to love me love Services. SeiTAoin: "A Man sent Program at Denver, a "full ac/lle” PiinMor it.. .,'ilt oolofi to match anythiDi! Hava a 118'/i Center St. 887 Center'-St. the fine bepair services offered at 6-,:i.'> Bill 3leln ■MRarf. me now, while I 'cXn know all the The bottom level; on the baie of 7:(KI New* c a l; A. .even want to be guaranteed aoop be on the vvay with their own from God,;’ the Rev. Mr. Slmpaon lunar housing simulator will be quastion on coior?; . . what to use?. . , how to do it? Postma’s. W.-itches of all kind -are • MOViMa -awêt and tender” feelings which the, sphere, will contain tanks, JOHN’S BARBER SHOP RUSSELL’S BAllBEB SHOP taken'care of. cleaned and repaired 7:15 Eveninz UevolloDi against the -use of the "clean bigger small cars.- , preaching. built by' .the Martih Co. pumps, mechanical equipment and. CALL US for oapoft help M yout naxl^paintini 'TiSO Showeaxe. Newe MI 3-6563 from real, affection flftw. Ixjve rne-, 9:15 and 11 a..m.. Church School, ^ I 880 Green Rd. Cor. Oak and Spruee Sts. - restored to* accuracy at this store 11 :(I5 Myxlr Beyond ihe Stan. NeWi • FAONINO bdmb, w'hlch can be so merciful it ■ The endearing' thing about De now, while I am living; dotaot wait These ‘ scientists believe that perhaps, some of the necessary ] EUGENE LIST CARROLL GLENN 12:05 Newe Roundup Nursery (3 year olds) through lunar simulators, must be built and the cost is a most moderate can destroy a.'city or an army' troit, and about America, is that till I am gone ahfl then chisel it in supplies. MANCHESTER BARBER STATE BARBER SHOP 12:15 SIzn-Ori ■ Junior High. now. To wait until we reach the An elevator lo reach an floors Pianist Violinist to Bisaell St. one^, All. tlie work done here-is without leaving-fallout behind it. It just ckn't "think small. ma-rble, warm love^words on ice- 6:30 p.m.. CYP Club, AVoodruff MOP guaranteed, and "it does seem just cold stone. If youYe dear ' sweet" moon iB to court disMter. Tlhls will constitute the vertical core of] -,l’’«rm Puinp Sales Up Those who are lihterested in sur If there are individual, Anieri- hall,--scavenger hunt and pizza puts a premium on the work go 723 IHAIN ST., MANCHESTER PHONE BÎ 9-4501 109(9 Main St. WALTER’S BARBER SHOP sensible to enjoy the service* of an thoughts about me,! why not, whis the simulator. vival Jiate to give up, except for caira who mistakenly brink that partyj *. ing on- today to prepare man for Within the.,next ten years man] A FOURTH CONCERT TO BE ANNOUNCED 515 Main St' expert watch repairer when' the per them to m e/ Don’t you know . BUY THE PAINT THAT'S, WORTH THE WQRK MERZ’S BARBER SHOP prices charged are ao reoaonable. De* Moines— Sale*, of electric aomething clearly, better 'and mork they want an ôpportunity to buy extended lunar stays. win be on the moon, r -:e he is 141 N. Main S t WALNUT BARBER SHOP “ farm pump* and water »yatem» to tivould make me - happy and as 8t. John’s Polish National The Martin slmulatw will be there, scientists pl*n to., keep him 1 The next time you neqd your watch ' symbolic, of future peace, what just transportatlMv,’ handy and glad as glad could be?.. - . If you Headquarters—+7j. East Center St.— (Andrews Bldg:.) Walnut St. cleaned or' repaired—and remem taled about: 800,000 unita during Mohekatfar lykcving CathoUe Church housed Jm'k. 32-foot steel sphere alive and Well with information MAHCUESTER GREEN 1959 compared with 696,000 tha ..they now,have.'WJiat they now cheap. In which imallneas and low love me any, if it's but a little bit with an atmospherlp pressure of from the simulators how being built PHONE MI 9-0l*ff ber Iha/ a dirty watch cannot keep let me Itnow it now while living; I 28 Golway St. BARBER, SHOP PIKE BARB! I SHOP year before. In 1032 auch sale* to andJTniekfam Co. I have la a lactuixl condltioo in which power would be virtuei, such Rev. Walter A. Hyaiko, Pastor aboih seven pounds per, square and used in many parts I accurate Uine, take it to Poatma’e can own and treaaura it.” ADULT TICKETS »7.50—STUDENTS $8.00 C i l l > PAINTS lAuujhMtor Oreen 858 CoiiU St. taled only about eO.Doo unita. the Unlitad Britain, and .Americans are just odd-balls, not inch; This is equivalent to the pres country. I for expert zdirvlc#. , Let's think it over! (O o p y ^ t I 960, Gsnsrsl; Features IGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM RuaaMi are not cdnductlnc nuclear to be taken seriouky. Detroit . / Rev. K. EJnar Raik 8:30 a.m., Mass. sure on an 18,000 foot mountain. 10:30 a.m., Solemn bigb Mass. The outer sphere will be 55-feet In ' ' Corp.) taaU .They az« Intarastad ih pro^ really- wonts no 'part. of theiia. Covenant Church t n'- r. y MANCHESTER EVRNrNG HERALP, MANCHE^TJER. CONN.. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1980. P A G E S E V E N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY,>»FEBRUARY 13,' 1960 p a 6 e s i x Squaw Valley Fhe Years Ago Was V*' BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING IÔUSE | with MAJOR HOOPLE. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE T O P A V W ^ O A V RAYMAVER... AT THE PLAN T' Answtr to Proviout PujjM£^ ‘ GJl or 1 f i e d Picnic Grounds’ MY WOKD.TWISfiS.WHAT A' AMOS, Southern State ^ - - - TANGLED WEB SM S tM r ' YOU'RE •v. ' Y» ' . -tfiri * - -- - - , WHAT'^ THIS? hCiD\NG M&.'THOSE- SSNE(?OUS w a n t e d NnnYviv V allpv t/Pl__ Whilp* who've come thefe sine* have said. ‘ million/wlnter sports icerter ttot OLIT FROM A sum m on s SCAMPS'SHOYELED THE ATTHB ACROSS 3 Irritatorg The 1960 Winter Olympic* *eem | i* a OO, miles from San Franetsco. SSIT'IER, OR riEBP IN j Sierra hTbKtard.s h urled .annw douhle tTiat 'from lios Angclea. i $M0SY OFP THE ORFHANAGE D O O R t 6 Acta I to feed more on contention than on THOUSHT On/ER YOUe 1 Southern itate land Rusta orVLqd Around^Lit-' with only a two-lahe highway PLAYGROUND INSTEAD OP --AND 7 King of Judah the. old Greek ideal of competition ME'id' irWBNTiON % ViHAT 8 River in thli 8 Masculine over the-Donher Pass, where wiMt- I CLEAR\NG THE SAM k: X mean 'tle-Paportse PeSk-and that A young San Francisco piih.- THE- WORLD MEEDS ISA itate appellition \ ward pioneej-s froze and starved PARKING LOT.'RANKER .WAN1SD I more pede.atrian momitain. licity man. Dick Skuse, with TWO - SPaSD CLOCt*^— 13 VentretM g Island (Fr.) to death a certtuiy' ago. BROWN (Re t a l ia t e d KT-^— and while crT"a.p.a Cuahing as one of his Accounts, IT (FACES when VOU'P?e 14 Shrub 10 Hebrew floor game, and W hile.'\McAdam.i nera continue to add to their leatT dreamt up the idea of Squejy Val- It's a plant that will also cost, g y FDiFecLOsiNs 15 Feminine ,By MORRIS SIMONCELI.1 i swirled ' over the I960 Win WORRIES a n d C(?EEPi . month by nettin'g\?l points, while holding y as a site in 19.34. And Cuah- S400.00d a year to nta,intatn. And ON th e OWLS CLUiE. appellation Keish. CTiuck Saimbnd, ^ n d ■ Bill i M^bi'P'c Games' one man stood LIKE-A 6MA\L WHIL& 11 Native of \/'Thp.v played a little de- Platt to lOtYKi the eifd of 24 mln- thaW where'. Ciishing flgkH*». what CAN XTELL. 16 NEW Zealand Viot. The latter scored flvd points, Mrenely. at, the window of a con • nVôld it to the wortd with a'n YOU'RE Media iiales of play th»Lêmen weie up admiflLble /nixture of con and de- He’ll be there. Cushing didn't MY FELLOW parrot 12 Angers r 24 Festive 42 Hops' kihit fewe for a change.” his beat showing in that verted hot-ddp ataijd at the base I HWIMS b,\'2i points. 4'T-^^J^tarting alpw- terminatT discover Squaw valley for sklihg. MEMBERS ? 17 Englith 199 Its Lattel.ai 20 Presently 43 Pace That wa.H Coach Elgin Za- ment to date. of Squaw Pekk, ’ ” FiJM.^ Jy in the fin ,1 stanîk. and' then Thj State'Y'L California's o^g- Credit for that goes to Wayne dramatist Oke^clchobee 28 Hackneyed 44 Sea eagle tyrskV.fl initial reaction to the ■ Het-ie was theme man whowoo started iiit . . million to, bark Poulsen. a . Pan-American pilot 2-IS is Plowed (Y 'll. Standini^s coining on s.ti ong ’nutlWg^vyhroiigh second 29 Redact 47 First nnan h a s '^ w been ex- who's native to the region and 20 That thing 30 Lair 48 F M t i y a l Indiansv 66-38 win over F’latt \V, I the period.^the .Silk Town"flve.Jield all. Alexander Gochran*. Cushing . baby BY V. T. HAMLIN High of^êrideii'before 1,600 win^ham it lead, 62-32, wifhTr^^ Ls «-.1. with a stern ca.sv to hts; panded êd to $8 million.tn wBJl another told Alec about .Us wonder. .VTarty A L L E Y O O P 21 Legal point freahwater 31 Small flap 49 Female aheep face, and the inborn aloofness you 22 Orpiment / 32 Hammer appreciatlv*^ fans at the Arena last' m A-N’CHRSTICR irsky siib.stilulert ' f r « I j’ ST million thrown in hy Du* fed- Arrouge. the skiing huaband of y FUNNY WOW A GUYI ^ HE MUSTA WENT lake in the (pt.) U L alOLC.MPHV might expect from .the Newport : •25M:.ong ■ US. heads 31 Peer Gynt't night, to hrbak a two game losing | the g. me goin; awi(y., ' FU )RKN C;E JOHNSON' eral government. Tliat’s o'ne ckuse Norma Shearer, figured in the-ftrst i COULD wET'LOST OH,oh: ' .IN here; rf , QUESTION «... tlm. aftier the firSH pe- (Yi.shings. Alec put on a., pair of exploitation, ton. I SHOULD I GO. 27 Reno^rAted 20 Slothful 38 Riled mother (treak. V . , Wetheiniifield ., of contention -grumbling Califor (M A LITTLE OL' I WHATSf ■ the Indians in danger, ' skis for the first timeîh hisTaf^td nia taxpayers. lit Alec, ran .the shop from the - KMOT OF TREES V THIS? ' ' > IN TVIERE 31 ZefC 23 Expunged 39 Washes lightly 52 târrow Inlet În handing Vlelt Its 11th CL’iL eondrrl ; ...... he -floor Manchester was cure a hangover freim an all-nig The European courftries weren’t starY>-ivhlle Poiitaen, the original like this, it h .. -,r^ . ( a f t e r ' I M ? ) 32.GoI(er’a term 24 Breakfast 41 Undersized. 36 Symbol for in aa mank outinga. the Hed Central t beer-drinking bout with some Har- ff*o,, happy shout the Games n ot' corporattftii, president, was away SEEMS T'ME i -- S. 33 Wai borne foods cattle ruthenium ena\WJiiLe, now 11-3 .in loop play. 24 for 73 for .3.3 per cent, while 34 Century plant . Maloney ...... Platt only managed to sink 10 out ^ m e n ^^•ard buddies. "V loing to an established ski renter flying. Hp-Mrame hark from one gaye\ta best'' defensive showing Hristol Eastern ' ...... ------y,, no- 3.4 East (Fr.) iince the fourth game of the s*a- of 64 shots for 16 per cent. . He's now l6e ma.ster of\a ski ' Jjijp 'ih^sbruek in the ftr»t place.' two-week trip' r r" WITIT Platt ...... area that gets as much mention as ; \yhFn th e v g o t a look at ttje^fa- longer president. 38 Ireland T“r ■on, back in December. On the free throw line the win- ‘ 37 Iriah aprite nn ... ,~ncis hits 60 per cent, converting I 38 Rave nr ir But it w .^ also a gfh)d offensive i Noting someâst mistakes that i g^, iê Panthers net- □□ showing b y \ h e local •hoppsters, 1 thev overcame Idat night. Zatiirsky^ gg attempts for 50 per: 40 Axillary St. Moritz and other places UiatY thev weren't much hap-j Alee Is a man.of Int^se epn- ^ lYNCTA- branch TT" IT" IT" with four plaVera, hitting double looked foi waid to Tuesday's all im- * ING PAR TY Ihave been in husines.s for deTa’. tfe!,v^pi(>i.. 'I -: Milt-.., ...... Vi/gin downhill- runs and l ,centration who snmetlmeihliaa put figures. Big Kelshôunced ■ there. 42 Monoiaccha* (9 21 wiUi league Cham- ' iakc Tahoe, just five then .. rain, then ahovy. then floods and. his socialiteT'vife. Justins, TRrsCM.LA’S POP B Y A I. V E r MEER 44 Verb form ' , / . . ’ , I that\his players, are beginning li ij lending champion Amy Pirkey Fit-1 converted intofi-plush skiing villa, 44 Repeat TT P la t t ^ scoring twins, P h \ ■ ,hat thev ha've to plav hard 1 nr Mam*'F*n. WaddpU.. An(ii/*,v vears before the greatest of winter j . . . .then a stale of emergency. Whit*- ___ ds.v'Yiighl at 7:30.. Kim\. Kmit rtilniuz, Arl> ne- Nn^k<», Baî Iv to^Yvatch w;hH> Squaw 'Valley he- 37 Rate of UHeut’/u x , league leading scorer\|^^„ w,n. .\lrA»inm .... spoiYs .specfacles was to he staged ; since lifted vr Ia‘rk''\'lttner. tourney dii;ectoi, ' Dam* Ia. $rnl(h. JpftmiG. Those who. prefer to think he- comes famufiis. J motion FT and ^ i l Wagner, in third \ p i a y ^ r t e d alowlv, with the In- ‘/Kfifli ...... X o tii'f Annnil* Twpwly.k' G wl V . Lilhan there, he 'jwsped at the viata of 38 Appropriates ft .S«irn4*n/1'* .. . r eports th'al .^18 girls will^Voll in I U’ llhF'lrn D*\n» ...... empty mearihw and virgin rnniin- yond the spectacle of the Games After^/fne Games, he has to ttere/each held to 12 points, 11?'* diins unable to score until two 1 Vtoi ...... , ach the 1 p.nJ> and 7 p.rp. High.a Maih»a,*'*ii. leiirlll** S im th . Smv ’--cross-country skiing, hockey, gain. You see, no matter U ...... Lj» 1 lain, unbrnkerrYiy manVniaX^truc- DOWN IS Vhe same number they tallied , ^j^Xtes baXpassed and Platl had Fhd eight more in'the 4 pX . flight. Am la .N*\ lih Bai Dhi H \M«.«<»h, (.^hlrl slaloms, fiure skating, speed skat- thejr do with the facilities. A l « ST 5T 62 the two sqiiajls tangled 'o ^ 4-Oyes'i With the visitors show- 2 n*-«r>lF'n Jaiiirk*-.. D**ni« F*i 'i ture.«:'a.nd gasped,"W ty.JuX p this 1 Cliafe 9 u Kill*’ Mr.“. Pirkey has wo'injhe crown I ' '4 I' Mi .Jo l.,urfl.«. Ruth trig' Jumping, downhill racing - - , hds the skiing right* to the best on 2 Son of Jacob ■■ ■ ST >n earlier this season. ^ surprising, bin .short lived Mi'l'imj*h>. Dawn Mj-luin '"*"**Rufh , nothing but a glorified penic S4 w the past, three years. Ni»a.ily all wonder what the State of Cali^raila coming down into Sqnaw Zatursky was more thay pleased , with 2;2S le- h Totalu 24 fift < lAtiamlF'f K'ti**' Crtrr**nii. 'e RosSel- . grounds." , lT«rAm (Bib.) □ 5.4 the be ter female P'” Vollers fornia la going to do with sn S3J Valley. 3 Ellipsoidal SI w Oy his team'* ahpwing. As well «* ; maining. The ( lubs, traded baski-is to. ,Mav>« Small. .. ThaUa what • th^ Europeana P 11 111 Manehesler hgê entered the T 'l'in , Allia S-.hi.-ki, 4 Muiical note □ prkising their defenmve effort, he „m,| end of the period with 1. 11* in ►•nix ^ > .4- A -f 12 competition. ■RA'**lyn IeOi»'nIZ**n. .Mary Bonhain,' "7 ^ □ anted that when they moved the .... 4 4-T *U riMiijIall. Ann Fli' Klol#‘ l\sh>r- Mani hesjei nH,ting . twice ju.sl be - 2-ft 2 Trophies will be presented for ball they moved, with it. The »mil- , ' ''4T\ .'ill'-f* ...... W Ip'i VilUr r fore the horn sbunded to walk off ...... » 0 (Ml 0 the top three place*.‘ plus high MatirD r*arp»*nf/r >M iir iniijl^kL •.♦6-1 . Officials^ Sco/inff Far Apart w* (ng mentor singled out a number 1 the court -ivith. a'JO-9 first pei-iod I’aMiiii • ...... V 1 sirjgle. Semisfinal* and final* will MrAlh!«tF'i .Jnhnfon. Mary M S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL of players who gave good all ] P.ol»6TlH ...... 1 •2-2 4 I'aflM' SN’Ivia Si.^rhkoli!. Alih^da Sl^ch Sport Schedule iHawiir**. advantage DtW*^lltnr*‘r ...... f> .Vft 3 be held Saturday; Feb. 2<). hFrlz, ( ’hirkl*‘ 'J?^r7.''n?'kl. VlFTHom; n r " around performances, J4e menti- i Open Big l ^ d . ,1, .SaiRalitki ...... 1-2 -1 oned Reardon, for his fine plav The Indians opened Hp their lead .MirhAlfikj ‘ .;...... - vl-4 • 1 Today’ . VJITARP f6Y«li*rt\ .i?..*;...... ,v.. f (Ut 0 tnaking and handling of the team. [ to 10 points in th. second -eight Tnrrrf - ...... a ' 1-2 1 Ison *t Rockville, 8.36. to 1 'i7.on j»ki ,...... ___ 0 CM) <1 iN^ Mlstreita on his overall play, esp e-! minutes, oulscoring. Piatt .16- Sunday, Feb. 14 rebounds^' hold a 26-16 halftime edge Inc. T.M. Mtf. U.8. P»t. Off. Clally in picking off 21 i ToIrIb •' \. . .. ,\ 10 ■lR-35 3* W el^rafield vs. Giren Manor, Craig Johnson?\pn an excellent i Third period play saw the win- Rutir** At h^lf '.,26-16 M LL\*erp’lahrk. ’’ BY AL CAPP and BOB I.UBBERS All-America Showing **d*y. Feb. 16 [Gifears First^Hurdle High SIv'Lrtv, at Hartford. ~ I WILL take "lOU ,7 TDTHEStrtLESS IWKHnOUD •, Windham li^Manrhester. 8:30^ New York. Fel?. cyP)— Emile Griffith, a bright neiv face SAFETY OF A ICLEAteO'iCKK ' ts (]aii By Big O Nets Win X'lrna. in the wplterweight division, ha? cleared the first hurdle in •OBAW-UFa?S* /SANCALS BEFCWE \ I fHainville at R^ HO*te— ^ YtXl KICKED RX)R J i R iL v M at RorkyXHill.^ hi.a campaign to win wider recojrnition in the fight game. KVKJGWTME X e r n Lead John's. IS at Richmond in * V XVfdneadaj. F*( 17 The 21 year-old shipping rlerk* ' FACE. -New York, F’eb. 1.3 i.P' ■ i H i a H When the Big O goes after Southern Con.ference game. “ Chenev 'at Crom ^ owns a split, IT-round decision over round.’ said GriffiTH;'-' . yop on a basketball count, Another loughie involving a 'experienced Caspar Ortega of - r thought I won. " said Ortegl. Mexico after his first main event ..j Griffith onlv the aflventh Against Pliillv man yfiji have had it. *\ top 10 team finds eighth-rank WllARP in Madison Square Garden, ^ grid called the second even, said Oscar rloberlson proved this ed Villanova facing NY'U in d ro ss A’o iiiilrv New York. Feb. 13 i^-i-^-The part of a Pale.sii-a doublehead There was a little confusion after Referee Ehftets last night\when he battered Iasi night's fight-due-to an . error •Mayh it looked that way at horaa Boston Celtics can just about wiiii; down a t o u ^ St. Louis team er in Philadelphia. Utah Stale I No. 7 1 also ha* to hustle to I Meet ,S ell eel u by announcer Johnny Addie in on television, hut it didn’t at 4ring- iip the race for Eastern Divisloi with 11 straight points in the reading, the scorecard of Referee side. • . ' last fivg mlnulbs to lift his ■get by Brigham Young in a laurels in the National Baskethai’ Skyline Conference' game. permitting, an inlei- Harry ISbbels. top-ranked Cincinnati Bear "ReferFe Harry FTbbels ■ and Assn, this weekend by winning cats to a 60-.37 basketball vic Utah (No. 9) is at Montana, ,-fsrhnlastic crnas-rfiuntry ski meet 9 H» ijM t ■ ^ T.M, »k U.»: ftt : will be held Sunday, Feh. 21 at jhdge Bill Rpchl voterf 8-1-1 for RHAM High-Wins both of their games from the tory. Georgia Tech (No. 6i play*-''^ And .fudge little Georgia Teachers while ! Avon Old Farm.s starling at 11 sen. ' 9 ' . ^ . “ There't no fraud mi' the Senatoiê program! When he He did it in All-AJ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Philadelphia Warrior*. 10th- ranked Miami (FlgT is i All boys enrolled in public and A,rtie Aldala voted i-3 for Griffith, fashion. Double Ox-ertime outlines hie platform that's real laughter you hearr* And the Celt*, who lead PhiUy idle after its'lu rpris^ /defcat j private sec ondary.schools are eligi- Afler\a hurried consultation and ? ..y / aether, \ PARDON. M‘5 Ea PUTI-?R-P055FSS Cinc.v trailed .50-47 with .5'S24 by *ix game.', get their be*t op by Stet.ôn.Thursda' I hie to compete. Frank .Solynioai re-' a proteid from Ehbets, Addie ''.'A. IT'S A * - INPOPMATiON TKAT MAY be USCPUL- left when the Big D drove it Hebron — Happiest boy at : ^ h/ portunity tonight. They are at I ports. A Manchester man, Splymnsi grabbed IhX microphone again, date. S FOR A PEE. OF ■for a Ihree-poi'u'play that tied' Dartrnoiith U ^nded RH.AM High today is M won COORSE. IP VOJ r-j home to the Warriors, who must Browii surpt'Ued Ivy League- j is a ph.vsiyal education, inatructor "It la my Net r o r .” he said. "Ref- le score. Then he hit on a Frankel, a substitute with the WILL JuST VEEF 7 J LjTTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N play without Wilt (The Stilt \ leader DartpYoulh. 64-62, in ' at Watkina'on School in SVest Hart- erce Flbbets' should he 8 1 1 in 1 .jufiiiv.s^'ot *"d canned'two lay 1 ford / - favor of OrlegaV" basketball squad. Last night the WA.KihjG-, M55L. ~ Chamberlain, the league'* leading \ w o overtipetes last night, .wjlh S A l t OF 2 SAL£ o fi 2 S a l e o f 2 's a l e o F.Z ups. I Envies ’fo.. the two mile race There was a gasp fromrihe crowd youngster dropped in a long try In YSAK 01 Y fA ft OLD YEAK Otft acorer who—established a season HICK SI RHOFK FRANK Bl'TKrS l^HA'e Rgefi'a corner shot in the yeAKOLD * When Sls-Louis moved up to i muat be sicned bv si-hool nhvsiral - "f ''-’’ mit 2..5nn, Ap'fiarenlly most of the second (sudden death' over- FlLliEi FIU'BS F/a'FS F n n s s •corinjt mark la*t Tuesday night. .')6-.33 Robby^Tlted the killing final three seconds of*the see; tion 'teachers and riaUed them thought E b b ;K ''a a right the lime period against Cromwell to ond,''q'v?! time cracking the t o - Since then, the 7-foot:i imh burst with a tLx^pOlhter 'that ..Solvmosi at the Watkitcon ..Cchonl, , fi'st lim e. A rinHaide^poll of news- give RHAM a stirring 4.3-41 tn- r'nnkie has played only, three min ended SL Louis' h(3pga,for\*n ,It}dian-'i,'\* . seven- 8* me league ; Deadline fo,- entrie.s i., Wednesdav. men relumed a unanirnWs ]2-0 hah uninh, utes and then had to'have two Manors and Embers upset! .-■(■ictory sVt^k. Prizrn will hp iiidi- Gnffilli. Thp AP 'CArd hAd ft ws* sweet revenge for tha . teeth extracted as a. result of be Robertson acored ■ 31. poirit ■ Cornell â«hed Princeton* vidual winners And for l<»Am Auor^s Griffith on top. 6-3-1. «-inner.s' who dropped a 54-39 yer- ing slammed in the facesby an el — he now has 2,694 for his caj five-game string. 72-61, T^*Am Aooroit will he rompnted from d^ri.îon wa.s more dirt early in the season st- Crom Penn beat Cornell. 69-5.3. and bow last weekend \ reer and 731 This year--111.611 individiia! times j than the fight. Griffith got off Mow well. ^ RHAM now 8-1(1 i* oi.it of In Sunday Games but a.ssuring the Cats a t/»a st Mkixard took -^ le, 81-72 I ly bill came on all ong in the midfi]e tourney play but Is anxious to But the; Warriors expect tb use othei^Xy action.' . , rounds jvith hl.s superior speed wind lip with * .500 record him in Sunday's nationally tele a tie for the Missouri/k’alley . Jack Pole\' hit »;x-for-six ’ was a satiafartory performance by . Rob Pnnehak 15' and Jeff vised game from Philadelphia, Conference title, Rngdley. sec 1 BY JOHNNY HART Back home for the second week#' A cl^ n in the Ceritral Connect!-' ond' ranked nationally, plays field goals latexin the game tp. _ Koidina a youngster in his first 'Garden Prestndgp (lOi again led tfi' reltlcs Iji I-ead nail down a 92-T8-yirlor:y for main go against a man who'|;anked in a row. Green Manor will attempt | Basketball League tomorrow I ' Drake tonight and a victory scorera, Boston holds a 5-4 lead in sea will again knot the race, but Holy Cross over Seton âll, ,«ILK r m ’ HOT RODDERS 'No 8 (National Boxing A.sSn.i, Hebron '43i BY ROY CRANE .«arly season. «"cce*y ^,„j/doubleheader at the! the Crusaêr.i' lOth *u among the welters. F PU son's play with Philadelphia, which over Wethersfield Sundav night - , , , „ , , . i the Braves still must face St; Standings Ponchak .5 13 / MYRTIE, mys m et.'\/ your silly Guards are victory, Griffith, originally from the. Vir was the last team other than the when the two Farmington Valley Verplanck School Gym. The first I,.ouis and they don't have . W U Pet. Gasnion Williahi A Mat'y - defeated gin Islands hut now a New 3’ orker, F’rank*! YOU KNOW YOU'RE l ( ALWAYS ST0PPIN5 ME... Celtics to. win an Flastern title. Ijeague, rivals meet st the Vei- jplace" teams will be fe'atured in dif Robertson. ^ ^Tej-Power ...... 12 8 .. .fion Vitgi.nia Military. 89-67. and may have mor-e trouble in his next , ALWAYS welcome. oh; That was back in 19.55-.56, Since planck School. Game time is 7 ferent ends of the twin biy^ The ■ (ieta Over Hiirilles Bearing ...... 12 * .600 Virg’inia Tech, momentarily figlit. .'ifatchmaker Teddv Brepner ! ■ '7 l DIDN'T KNOW ( then the Celtic* have woti three o'clock. The Manois notched a 68- opener will have Winsted Porid j California, .ranked third in Injec'to'-s ...... 12 8 600 broke a tie with We.el Vir wants to put ,him*in with Benny J YOU HAD straight, and two .of three .NBA 60 decision in the first meeting. Hill A-' C. meeting the Marco the latest Associated Press Strollers ...... 11 9 .,'.'0 1.3 ginia for- the Southern Con- (Kid I Paret. conquef-nr of ("liarlie Totals ? COMPA'NY/ titles, Coach Woodv Bushev is confi- Polo Explorers while the night poll, got by one of its biggest Tri-("'arj)s ...... ___ 9 1,1 4.50'^ rromo ell * 411 feience lead,, beating , The .9f-o(( in a March II hout. F PT.= In F'nday night s only game, I dent that his I harges will gain a cap will find the Red ■ E m tj e r s , 'hurdles to the Big Five title in Thundei'-'Jug.s , . ___ 4 16 200 Citadel 86-74. - l Grlffirh. 117'; Ip Ortega's 14 S.aiTiolx-k the ('iiiclnnati - .Ro.v'als who just j playoff derth the top four teams .■iqiiaifng 'Off against WillimantiC"' beating Southern California, pounds, ha.s lost only, one of 1 .Moore . .. Cal’s Darrall Inihoff scored . Cook* missed tving the rbeoVd for con- in the final standings qualifying .Na.s.siff's Both, the Explorers and 57-46. The vicloi-?' avenged the High l-otaKnian was Dave F’raser afarts. Tiiat was a rieci.sinn ‘ only defeat on its 18-r record. 17 point* and hauled down 16 Andereon . . secutive io.sses Thursdav night, d e -'fo r . po.st-sea.son play ■Currently. the Eihbers share first place with with 17R-'17F, 524, Other good Randx- .8andv la.st fall However his FraCer V s Cal's record al.so matches Cin rebounds in paeing Hie NCAA feated Detroit. 133-101. It w-as the Green Manor is in a three-way tie identical 9-1 records. ‘ ; nights were enjXyedenjXve b',- Biitrh Me.- match wtih Ortega waa his first Pitterm.an'. -;1 cinnati's log. rhampion.s in a rough, foul- - - -•<> only game scheduled. for fourth place with Wethersfield' Burl Brown-and ,Iim O'Connor; Kinnev 192. ,I.lm,.Hyunelt ,Ilm, H 182, Dick against a rated foe. ■Totals 1,3 .11 41 and New Britain. Farh sports a 5-5' Tonight. Cal'play.%lK.T.A in matied cohte.sl. The Golden Nielseii ISO,. Bob Ni^l^nri 176 - I'l knew I had him by-s.the fifth Score nt h a lf. Other action today finds St. I will lead the VVilliniantic fivec win-lo.ss record another Big F'ive game while Bears arc now 6-1 in Btg Five Louis at New Y'ork for a na against the Embers, who expect' So close IS the league.'race that fourth - ranked Ohio Stale, ptay. tionally televised NBC afternopn trouble from the 3’hiead City making a runaway of the Big . ELsewhere or t-he Pacific M O R T Y m e e k l e BY DIUK CAVALLI the locals are just one game out team. Manche.ater will rely heavily .game, and Minneapolis at Detroit of third place. twA out of second Ten race.' has a loughie in Coa.st, Idaho defeated Seattle,. on Toppsy DelGobbo, Gene Kirig NO HARM DONE, AND ir « BeeN on the (Zfiki I tpnjghl.ipnjgm. Tomorrow iorriorxuw afternoon, Cin- ^ ^ pace-set- ‘ "lU'-'.' — Y * . loiva. \Vesl Virginia, ranked 8S-.56. San F'lanci.sro iTp.set stCULU MO(?Ty w e DID TABLE (T3R HOUIW, BUT iftS cinnati is at .-,L I^yiis and Min-1 Windsor I»eks. Four -games ""<1 .-niomas. Art gu,n,b> i fifth but still .smarting ' from Santa Clara, 44-38. and UCLA WAITPJNNe(? <5TILL NICEANPHOT. newlL* plays at. Syraeuse. _ ...- i ,«.n,ainôn - the .regular--alaie---for iâ upset...Thursdax by . . beat Stanford. .58-52. ON Y O U .. ^ The Royals exploded wnth a 38-,'each team. , r’l'es’uit of a knee injury point .second period to smother | Heavy duty per for mers with the ® appearance is still .iin- th^ rold-shooling: Pistons. Ja ck . Manprs .in iide Frank Bntkiis. a certain. Paul Gropan and Lucien Twy'nian'.s 38 points led Cincinnati! workhorse off the boards. Irv Fos- Plante will prdbably round out the -- ^-- Daredevils of Olympics while Detroit could .miister only, ter and Bob Carlson with Vin Ko-j »t*riing five, 16-polnt effor ts fro'm Gene Shue hen. Jim Moriavt.v and DaIr Pinto ' The opening game will start at 436 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Ml 9-0980 -Land Chuck Noble as it* top'efforts. | the. most prolific scorers, . '12 o'clock and second at 3-.30. Downhill Races Start

VConns Back in Flag Picture^ Radio. T V S p < > r l s Squaw Valley Tramiiig Today Norman Paces Trin Triumph 2 p.m.—Hockey: Montreal vs. Boston, Channel 3. Sqimw A’alley. Calif..'Fel). IS (/Pj— Downhill racef.s. dare- dfivjl.s of the Winter Olympic.^, start training today on a B Y L E S L IE t u r n e r tjniversrity 6f -Oonnectigut^New London,.leading Coast Guard ‘2:15-—Basket ItaM: Nt> Louis .Vew Vork, Channel 22, SO. ‘2-mile run lahel.ed dangerous and difficult. -While the men TH8T'* NOT T(gU6. HM3M HOW ■ÔU TiiLK 816. \ AH! THE OtOARRY WILL (E 'Huskies have placed themselves by as much as 20 points dtiring V*. BAINS'. NAWE A WYSTERY UNTIL YOU WEET 4 : 80— Racing from Hialeah. dive down the Squaw ■ Peak layout a committee of 12 ex 6UH'. rVE SEEN WR., \ WOUIP YOU AMD back in. th* Yankee Conference the second half. Bob Laemel,and MtKEE DOWN A CHARSfil'l YOUR HEROIC YOUR &AWEI J IT. FACE TO FACE'. THE 6P0^ Joe Yasinski each had Z1 point* 5 p.m.— .All-Stai* Golf. perts, headed b.v F'riedY Wolfgangy - -r ------— ------——------;— RHINO AT TWEMTlfyEttnOVER LIKE race— and tasted revenge a* well for the winners. ’’ 7:,30— Basketball: UConn vs. of Au.slria, screen the' women's .. , .- __ * JOIN WE OW —b.v heating University of Maine * ’ i Temple, ’ WTIC. ■ downhill run on KT22 Moiinlaiif.-jf A KEAL HUMTf 91-'79 ill basketball. . Trinity's aophmore, fla.sh, John The same group-okayed the men's' ' Coach puppet L Sutter, Normah. put in 26 points to lead ' Save The victory at Ston-e last night course yesterday. I Otjuiiar Schneider, trainer of Compare CHECK THESE BIG BARGAINS pnid back Maine for a lose .the the Bantams in their victory over Aiustlia’s hi-fjlily toHled men's Bowdoin. Trinity now -has eight The ladies'' run, with, unl.v five Huskies suffered up in Orono last Rouling (irpenjniassic alpine tesm. twisted an a’nlde»*est- wins apd three losses. day^ remaining before opening . $ 1 0 . 9 5 weekend. That was the flr.st time ceremonie.s of the 196rf Ganip.s. is in_g sdme skis near the meii’s down- 6 . 0 0 X 16. 1 . . . Maine had beaten Connecticut ini Hayen, Danbury iâle expected to be approved quickly. hili course. He'll be ffmeiL to basketball.in-.'15 .veai*. | was no match foi Southern Con- Bowling Green will be the scene.- watch hi* charges, for si feyv day.s In other game* involving C o n - ; bectinil. The-m argin at. the half of. a Class B Tournament today. It isn't only the time limitations, from the bottom of the hill. 6 . 7 0 X 1 5 ...... $ 1 1 . 9 5 necticut team.s, Yale wa-s b e a te n " . Ipoints and things g6t worse Last year 106 bowlers participated. KT always ha* been'considered an Flrsf prixe will be $75. excellent racing mountain vyhere Inge Dinriquist, a .Swedi.sh jump- |i 81-72, by'Harvard And it was Uni-j insleftd o f, better for Danbury. er. piled up oq the jimip.infi hill and . [ veraity! of Bridgeport 8d, Coast 1 ______:______— Squaw had been under attack since 7 .1 0 x -15 . ' . . . . . $ 1 3 . 9 5 the games were awarded to this stiffered cut.H in a kriee and .thigh. Guard Academy 67^ Trinity '69, i But. he later lelurnod to jump. Bowdoin 56; SbutherrV Uonneotiem j little valley in 1955. Before t.imiqiii.st's fall. FinLand'.s . $ 1 3 . 9 5 State 84. Danbury Slate 57; Mer Hamden Shooter,^ Snap Streak The men's run start* a1(.'fe1fe top 7.50 X 14 . . . . 4 of ’ the peak, 5 8,381 . feet (2,707 Veikke Hankkonei) soared 289. Plus tax and oa»lng. .All other size* at Same low .price*: niiit** rimack College 85, University of I feet (88.5 meter,s) eqyjUling the meter.s) and drops 2.487 feel (758 ibehided. BY PETE HOFFMAN Hartford 83: and A.ssumption 8.3,1 meters I in a 2-mlle distance. hill record set last .year, by Kalevi [I Quirinipiac 81. •• i Of Indians in Two Point W m KarWinen another Finn. Distances Connecticut led throMgii the first | The gills start at 8.028 "Teet of the pi ac tice jumps all are tin- I half, but tvad to squelch a Mfi->ne ' (2447 meters) and drifp 1.814 feet official, liowevei-. ■ ' Guaranteed Custom Retreads rally later. 'The Hufikies played | 'Stale champiofi riflemen Ham-*Glenn Dixon ...t (553 meterai in 5,997 feet L 1,828 Max Bolkliai t- of West' Gemiahy ' 100100®.^% COUnCOLD niRUBBER; noFiK; rFTIJ/HF-PTH l IjIj Ifratrirf posse.ssioh ball for the last six . den High eked out a narrow vie- Bob R u d d ;...... meter* 1. minutes to sew up their fifth |toiy. over Manchester High's gun.[Chris Kilgour.ij leaped 28.5'.,. Jeel i87'meteri(i and ' .Ma*' Injurie* were coming at a more Toibjoni Y^geaetF of Norway 6 .7 0 ix 15 ...... ;$7.'9 5 league jvin against defeat*. I ners yesterday in the down-slate Mike'Shapiro rapid pace as the training pace in- j 283'a feet (’86.5 wetefai*. IFIlN UIM IIIKINAI Maine now has'fouh wins and a school’s beautifully appbinted' ■ Manchester (-883) HmmI HuiAfrf .creased. . cies; 'we-ii her Câs forecast loss in the Yankee Conferenc'e. range, 885-8831? The undefeated | Bucky Kehier...... 98 I UffiTIM I: RUARANtH BOMI 7.l0’x 15 ...... y . .$8.'9 5 Yale trained Harvard by eight champions were t ,'luiut.until, an-i Ron. Wabrek ,..•.. ...'9 9 ('humpioii Briiisejt . , 'thfoiigh Sunday, a boon especiall.v. point.s at the half in the tus.sle chor .shooter Bob Memeiy came Don McLagan . . ^ . , . . . " .Madeleine Chamol-Berthoud.^tlie "(o I,ophpy players who have, been 9 only defendingj.r . -Ialpine ,j (downhill- suffering-from lack of piactice-. n * l i m o o w lUWN COM#*MT. 7.60 X 15 * . . . . V . . .$9.95 at Cambridge, and seldom y*me thiopgh with a terrific to tpp-'rffihB M a lclie lt...... 188 '..9 slainm I champion from 1956, not any closer after Inlermisiilon; Cap Paul Geissler ...... 98 72 170 They finally gpl a ripk to work out Bucity Kehler’a fine 187 for Man,- qnl.v bruised a,ahm(lder in a'f*fl, Only Armstriing gives ,vou 7.50 X 14 . * . . . . - . f .$9.95 tain Dan McFaddeii • led the Elia .chester, and p i'e'th e. Indians their Other .Mancheslejtûnners in on ye'stei'day and six team* shared hut her Swiss e.oach -said 'she. still this iineondltiohiil road has? Plus tax and easing. All other *iae* on sale! wllth 22 points, but Harvard Cap second-defeat in ( ) matches, ' cluded 'Gary ' Sault, )68; B.ob Murawskl, 163; , . jury suffered last month; . ■ the. ihfiopr arena, and an outdoor teorer* with 24 Hamden (885) Rick Jacobs, 162; Jason S'lana- Bridgepprt had a>puahov*r xt'BobMeipery 99 89 188 f l e l d , l . » 2. .Whetlier the 29-yea t-old Swiss h o c k e y r i n k . . ’ ' ■ / ' \ -h T. , X - X PAGE •j Ma n c h e s t e r ^ vEKirro, h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Sa t u r d a y . Fe b r u a r y -is. rteo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18, I960 1 J Hous^ for Sale ' 72 PAGE EIGHT 4 ^ Fuel and Feed 4tf-A Houses for.! 72 Houses for Sale 72 H ouses- foil^Sal^' Raises More Problems BY FAG ALT and SHORTEN Situatidhs Wanted— Wanted—^To Biiy 58 Apartments— FTats— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW SOUTH ALTON St., M aiw hêr— LARGE' 3 bedroom ranch, cerftmic B using Services Offered 13 Fentale 38 s e a s o n e d hardwood, cut S y TenAnenta 6p OAK ST.—6 rewRj^ 2-9lOry alum I—MINIMUM down, FHA mort ■ \ C A te WAITINC'for one-owjttir car; gage, ^ fo o m eSpe, 8 or 4 bed 6 room cape on 80x140 woodeJKlpt, bidh, fireplace, basement faragt, AN EXPERIENCED Woman would length, |10 * loAil dellvAMd. Autorontlc 68-64.. Good" condition. inum aiding, copper plumbing, new convenient to school! bus, Park- FLOOR SANDING and reflntahlng. ie«,HeFiE.'SOd CftSC0< Grafttland Nursery and Land UNFXJRNISHED 8 rOom apartment rooms. shaping under $13,000. R. recheatlon. room in basement, SpecialiittngSnerinllatnc In old floora. Ml like babysitting at any time. PI 2-7176 after p m. Saturday suitable for'Inialness. couple. PI wiring «md G - E- furnace, auto real buy at $11,500. Belfiort Agen ade. S. A. Beechler, Baaltor. MJ-' Reds, NeutFals Protest Tk*M'll3VO«iW#.''«t’a scape. Ml S-0889. m a tic/n ot 'Water., 3-car gairage. F. Dliflock Go., Ml 9t8246 or Bar* 0-57.50. Please call Ml 3-8958. and Sunday all day. " 2-6890, bars Woods, kfl 9-77^, ^ ‘ cy. Ml 8-5121.- 341M9 or M l'9-8952. 'gJORT A WuSTkT COdI ------Hr------Lot^*6x340. House completely in- FOR SALE — Seasoned hardwood mrtAied. J. D. Realty, kfl 3-5129. ANV STYLE tj-ttwritebAfrir rent ■ OS, tJl \W0.VHJ-*RI for furnaces, fireplaces, or stoye. II—VERNON—New 6 room ranch, SECLUDED, immaculate 9 room TWO^ FAMLY—convenient we$t and repair, Berube'a Tj^writer WO;' RboniiS W 4thout Board 59 FOUR ROOM tenement at 17 Rote- Side locattoq excellabt condition, AtomiCxBiast by France Sitliations Wanted— Male) 39 Gigito Rros., Route <<-A, Bolton, r OCKLEDGE — New '6 room Co 3 bedrooms, finished recreation ranch, bullt-ln stove, garage. ■ .Service. Ml 9-3477. ^ irtary Place. Call MI 914919. . / / . inahy axtraa, 8 acres,'trees. Only high income property, priced for Ml 3-5301, - ' ' . PURNISHED ROOM-.On* mlnut* lonial with forced hot water heat, room. $700 down FHA. Selling for T’ ART-TIMB or full-time position $13,600. R. F. bimock Co.'j Ml $15,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, M3 immediate salerBv.-^ Beechler, from Page One)- 'TREE SERXGCE. Tree removal in credit or collection field, Man- SEASONED hard.wood, cut to any from Mam Street, light houn«- fireplace, living room. I'A baths, 9-'5182. Realtor^ M l 3-69699-8952. (Coat relatively high degree of poUtleal apecjali.ts inaured.. Rea.onahle keeping, women only Ml 9-7059 Business Loca$ modem kitchen complete -with 9-524.5 Or Barbara Woods; Ml cheeter-Rockville area. Exper length, *10 a load delivered, kO 9-7702 '•x stability which now exlsta in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT ikPT. HOURS rate.. Cal! Ml • 64 built-ins, full' basetnent, 1-car ga -HENBY ST area—aVrWifr Cape !* government which acted as Franco as being based upon Da ienced. Call MI 9 0030 or write 3.6183. PL.BA8ANT HEATED room near fo r Rent East Hartford-iÂ beautiful Shan S:15 A.M. to 4:.'in P.M .\ • Aii'i’TitTatTeirrtiT Box 828, Manchester rage. Philbrick Agency.Ml 9-8484. m —MANCHESTER—New 8 room noij boilt co|oniaI on.,Oak St. 81* ''Cod, many attractivexfeiturea in lutcher in Algeria >a now trying Gaulle’s prestige and Capacity for bailt-for gentleman. Fre* parking. to act as a butcher/or all Africa,” iOU’e! HLWAffS AIR-OONDmpFfBD 8-room office. ranch. I'/a baths, built-in oven and rooms, ceramic tile bath, breeze- clude desirable BowefiKSohoOl dla- decisive action. Whether thla .CSil Bonsehflid Services ...X . ■ ----- 64 High St. PORTER STREET Section—7 room Irict, garage with patl^ high as-' ope declared. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR LLA SSjnÂ D ^ T. . COv.4i0eRE0 Garden— F'Jlrm— D airy 100% Mamristre* location Park home near adhool, den,,full dining range,’ fireplace, oversized garage. way and garagei wooded lot. be maintained bey.ond the years of Offered LI-A AVAILABLE. Dogs— —Pet» 41 ing. M^rtflw's. 867 Main St. Over"^ an acre of land, selling! $18,900 aumable 4ti% m ortgm , low Tokyo Foreigo'Office sources an- his personal exercise of authority MONDAV Thni FRrDAT IO:SO A.M.—SATl BOAT 9 A.M. Products 50 room, large kitchen, living room - . . -.6- ■ ^ monthly payment,.-better X*lue at nounded Japan, hit by two U.S. 'NvilhTWl'CRi Guaranteed PLEASAKT healed ro for rent. 15x24 with fireplace, built-in book $18,700. R. F, Dimock Co., k ll! is a matter of president conconi 'HAROLD ft SONS, Ruhbiah lemov «H0RT A.PlWER CANARIES FOR SS* fiX S l STREET—Building for com- Andover—Cape Codi * full bed: a realistic pricc,x-S! A. BMChler, atom bombs in World War II. al. cellar, and attic.- cle.aned. snaries for Suitable for-one or two." 9-1329,. ♦rierciai business or office use. cases and desk, attached one-car 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml here which directly Influences tho to »ihg, Also female rooms, plastered walls, 2 fire Realtor, MI >eW9 or Ml 9-8$S2. would deliilerâ formal protest to atilturie toward sharing atomic In PLEASE READ YOUR AIl^ Ashes, papers all nibb.ish, Hsrold sale, 67 Bissell St C.RF.EN MOl'NTAIN potatoes- M Will subdivide kn 9-8229. 9-6. garage, second floor, 3 bedrooms 9-7702. ‘ ^ lb. bag: $1.90. 1.50 Spencer St, NEWLY DECORATED room, vepy-^ places, aluminum- storm windows, the French government, formation or weapons with Franco. Hoar. 5H 9.4034. 14 wtu.,LeokP f 4 ”^ « and bath, extra building lot, V - MANCHESTER-New..8H room The Soviet news agency Taas no nicely furnished, well heated^ In STORE at 26 Birch 120.900 Philbrick Agency, Ml 2-cai- garage, ceramic tile' bath, Officials arc emphatic In /eying awitned n» •Want Ad.' .re "'"r r?R"T "haN BoT-T2VTORoai4D NEED A; VALENTINE'S Db\ ■ ■ ■ ■ • _ one acre lot. a terrific buy. SelllnJl' JR BEDROOMS ted In Its report that'The shot had venience The ttdvertl.er thtmld rend hu «d Ihe MR. I A1 T TV SERVICE. - Pofterton’* all Adorable puppies *4. private home, parking, 319-Bpruce| xpply rlow’a, 867 Main 9-8464. ranch, built-in G.E oven and that n*step toward sharing could ^ L A B S and KEI’ORl KRROR.'i in hnie (nr th<> next *n»er-\ makes Higiiest quality guaranteed lOAFi'.L-IKIOSOM Household Goods 51 St. Near Maln'^t^ Parking. range, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, near $1,800 below appraised Value. Pmy, have ^ o . homes in been preceded by a brOad protest be taken without a change In tho Springer Spaniel, father $16,900. camp^gn in many countries of the ^ r ^ h e Herald t. re.pon.thle fnt onl.v t>NE Inrnrrerl or i.mHJed \ work and parts, oyer 47 yeara ex 0® VOUR 0AME5 - .Springer,'Tel. TR S-35(5. THE SUBURBAN bus. school. Priced to sell at Rocklcdge saction lhat have four' •i&w. '/SAU' J .9 T 7 a fo 40X.MAYTAG gas' stove, in excel- TTVO FRONT rooroa^heated apart- fl $15,600. Call Richard F Diinock bedrooms, two baths; etc. One is 'wod}d.” ' . / iBiertlon (or anr adterHaement and then only to the extent of a ' icrience Famous for service since nient. gas atoVe. refrigerator Amslon—Year 'round KoiiieDilte^w with PcesidenJ, Eisenhower recently" m«Ue coo'd ' in.ertlon Error, nhlrh do not le..en the xahie of ?931 Phorie NR 9-45S7 for bee* len|X^ndilinn, deep well and Houses forllenL^ 65 In beautiful Birctiwood Park- Co., Ml 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. an oversized cape and the other is ' TTiere was applause in Seoul kitchen s e i/a n d ' bedroom set., — M' 9:7702.. I 4 spacious rooms, gartigS, sundeck, from Dr. Park Chul-chac. director told h news conference tltOt he per advermemenrÎl not be corrected bX“ ntaUe good” In.ertion. ; .service, s . . .\rticle.s For Sale Dutchmen. $.50. -MI 4 1998. Three bedrooms—7 rooms. A a colonial. Both: are In th*' middle sonally favored changinji the laiv - j '? ; Adult.3. Ariply 10 Depot Square, I f o u r ROOMS partiallv furniahed sophisticated, apllt-level home fea- near laks. Asking^,900. of South Korea's Nuclear Research VI— MANGHESTER. New listing. twenties. Call, glad to furnisft'y^ to permit supplying responsible Al DicK\~ivEATHERS’rRrP Com .SNOW BLOWERS - Toro po'ver' a 17” I’H1I>^TV, 3 apeed record Apt. E. single house oh large lot. Lake- ■ ig luxurioua living, sleeping Olf Lake. Sr, V e r n o n ^ pictur with other details. ' Institute. He said the. explosion pany doors and windows, custom handle, ptiah or aelf-propelled. ■ player and ritdio cornblnation. view Terrace, 'South Coventry. and'Recreational facilities. 4 'i% Six room cape. Immaculate con "tufns the balance of atomic pow lied countries with at least the nu lO lR HHIFERATION WIIX PLEASANT heated room. One block Call Ml 9-8593. dition, Attached breezeway and esque ranch, 6 rooms, attached ga- clear 'Weapons which the Russians Dial Ml 3-2711 work guXanteed. Call collect Wil Reo. Snowbird and Rplena, Cap!j Kxt-ellent cnndiliom Ideal for rec- rriortgageM*an be assumed with a faga^x^'llreplaces, buUt-lns> large T. j. CROCKETT. Rfliiftor er In favor of the free world" and BE APPREriATED ^ lol Equipment Co. s'8 Main St i realion room or 'shmmer home, x^ om klain SU. separate entrance. garage, amesite drive. Near Man have. However, .two days later th# linvantic.HAic.lL 3-1196 Gentlemen. Free parking. Ml MANCHESTER — 4--bedroom co moderate d o W ^ y jn e n f, By ap "heightens our hope for a' great Ml 3-79.58 ■ ■ $50, Windsor Ix>cks>vNA 8-.5.518 pointment only.. chester Hospital. $13,700. R. F. MI 3 -1 5 7 7 / er FrendlA contribution toward the White House issued a statement Fi)a T FtNldtJ Holland -window 3-4724. lonial, I’ j baths, completely, re Diniock Co. kn 9-5245 or Barbara .saying that no legislation to that 1 Automobiles for .Sale 4 66 FOOT Ba Wc H, 4/la r g e bad- peaceful u/ea! of atomic energy." Lost afvd Found shades made'm measure. All WRIGHT POWER blade saws. Ne^^^' *'-___ ------decorated. 2-car garage. Conven J. D. REALTY Woods MI 9-7702. .x , "U & R r e a l t y qo., INC. There was'itttle stir at .Ge end was in pre|>aratldnv_ ■and used. A P .Equipment Co.. 945 r k f RIGERATOR 7 cubic foot, COMFORTABLE ROOM for a gen ient-lo'cation. $160 per month. Call — ------— — ^ - rooms, fireplacjs. garage. 2 wooded ■ metal venetianX blinds at a.ntw tleman at 14'4 Hackmatack St. neva. U.S. and Soviet delegates Reactions in Coijgreaa reported Ttri ■n'l^lm^perrat FoI.' nEED A CAr' and had your credit low prjee KeysNpade while you Center---- • St."■ Ml ■'9-2052. 'family size 35 lb. freeser. self-d^r the Jarvis Realty Co.. 288 E. CelT- X —BOLTON—4 room raheb, en MI 4-8193 acres. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI LDcT-MLLTl.rolored ca lunipfi Hnwn?down? Short on down pay Ml S'leie. o v 4-3680. , MI 3-5129 agreed therb is no prospect that ly were so unfavorable to- . tho lows children m School • wait Marlow's. frosting, like new. }dl 9-6541. ter St. Ml 3-4fl2, closed breezeway with .alousle Evenings after 7:30- 9-6132. President's suggestion that many ipent? Had a repossession? Don't USED LUMBER—Clean 2x3, 2X4. wipdows. garage, aivnlngs, com- Mr. Christensen. BU 9-6736 FrMee will be Immediately Invited r a tlin 9-4PP2. gu-e iip^ See Honest Douglas, -get to joirtxthe United State8.,<.Brll- officials fear any effort to-raise tho ALL MAKES o(^TV.\mdio ■ Ixt and up. Assorted sheathing AT NORMAN;? ROOM FOR rent, near bus line, FIVE-ROOM single house In Rock-; t h r e e BEDROOM special, 10 ! bination dqqrs and;lvlndowa, M-. ^ . REDUCED LOPT-^Femsle dr>C-.^ mongrel, Ian the inwdown on the lowest down, home elPoUotuc' equipnj'bpl flooring. inside doors, window vllle. Hot water., heat, \renetian years old in tip-top .condition.! acre land:'Immaculate condition. ain and Russia In the IS-month-old issue on captiol hill might result I Help Wanted-Female :i5j- Help Wanted-^Malg^-^ 36 nicely furnished. Ml 9-8902.' | ■ MANCHESTER AND , Now $H ,000 not in "liberalizing'' the law, as p.,nd ''lute, longhaired..mostlv Col- and s'mallest payments anyyvherc. pertly repaired .with a 'M-dday Movinjr— Trucking— sash, piumbing supplies pipes, 3 ROOMS OP>/FUl4NITURE blindk, storm windows and doors., area, yet close to schools,! $14,400, R. F. Dimock .qoj Ml negotlatlona aimed at bannfhg lie tAVri Old fn^ndlV Ah- No! s sniall loan or-finapce'.cnm guarantee. Call -Mr Britney aKI■the- ; S torage 20 hot water and steam fimraces, Inquire at tton s Pizza Shop, 130; ahopping and transportation. Don’t ' 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml v i c in it y Smaji 4 r«6m cap*. Wooded lot. nuclear weapons teets- .îsenhower put It, but in tighten .STENOGR^HKR—Will tram 10 do MEN - - EARN m oq^Ftaking a ATTRACTIVELY furnished ing,^ the restrictions on the Pres ■lu Aca to "Missy Call Ml pany plan. Dotigla. Motors, ' 333 Manrhes.er TV. Ml 9-1046^- .'v l ------legal secretarial worjt. Write Box t survey for .W'' lesding in- cabinet sinks and hrirk.s. Open ^88' ; with cooking privileges, private . — o-.t, for haajfate. Call for apimlntmerit to' 9-.7702.. Outakirta oLtowm. Must be sold thla --^MANCHESTER Package Delivery $11,900— Rockville. 5 room ranch, ident’s authority. '.aftke 7 p-ni. R.eward. Main Si. ■ . ■ , ------.------Y, Herald. siirance Company. 5'eai round daily 3:.10-.5-:.3n pm Saturdays 8-4 entrance, parking. Inquire at 167 , Mr. Dancoaae. Available E«l>- see this and other MI.^ listings'. built In 1951, centrally lo week!’ ‘ Washington, Eeb. 13 (/P) — ------— — ------WEAVING...... of bums, .. moth ho! '*** ''ijght trucking and package fieliv p.m". Call Choman Hoiisewrerking, All new< lO-pierS living room., 169^HENRY STREE?T-immaculate 1960 LARK—B-passenger sensn with clothing, hoalerv rur -/'• - _____ ■ I ,- ,{ ! Urj-xt'lfwot k. .Alsoi ,Weal for retired or 'kfaple St. ANDOVER Lakeh,Boad. Andover — Madelt-ne Smith, Realtor, MI cated. $4,000 assumes 1>^\% JS room'ranch, wooded lot, storm France's opening bid for member and tom clothing, hoalerv runs,' Refrigerators, ' washers ■ and— IN A RUT? Want to .try some Ml 9-2392, in piej>6 hedromn., 20 piece kitchen 9-1842. , . 7 room home. 2% baths, hot water Re- radio, heater, undei-rnating. eleC-' semi-jetired men. Guaranteed Five rooms. 2-car garage, artesian m ortage, total inonthly windows, seclusion, l66 ft. front ship in the "nuclear club" of the' LOr-T- -Large sum of money. handbags repaired.r------zipper .. re I stove moving specialtv. Folding thing, differenl? Build a iiex'' life hourly rate. Call Ml 3-2319. 9-1. set. heat, recreation room, 5% mort- great powers is likely to raise tne wipers, hig air cleaner.- spate | placement, umbrellas , repaired, chairs atot-|atot- n Flasy Terms • Ml 3-1624 private home, shower, parking. i attached garage, amesite drive. . cellait, house and grounds In ex Call now for appointment.- CH CO Mat-bine Tool Co. Roiiltes * and Iv views. Easy corhmuting. cellent condition, well landscaped cases, walk-out bBaement, ^ C K LAPPE>f AGENCY stomiq device early today in the ^ icm If found call Ml 3-6,502. town line. Open evenings.'Tel. Ml. age. Regular sewice throughout. ^ 44 Bolton Conn, Tel. Ml 9-8354. I Built in 1954. Nice lot. $2,400 as- Building-roiitr,qcting 14 New England SlatM, and Florida,Florida. 7-4137 ' SPACE HEATER Irumk' with 4-0270. .com or lot. Buckley School, shown . ahade'trees. amesUe drive, ' Howard, and Jack Lappepi. Sahara had been ahUclpated by Rkpubltcan Town Chairman Jdhi| 3-.5191. . Open 9'.a,m. 9 p.m. isumes present'mortgage, no closing *500- down, caalfy financed. Ml 3-8563 MACHINIST E.xperienced with stands. .Ml 3-5318 cost, $14,990. by appointment. Philbrick Agency, MI 9-4506 American as well as other Allied F. Shea Jr- ia expected to draw tha'-,, Antio^nccment? 19,59 T.ARKS—2-rinors, 4-doora and, ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi STENOGRAPHER Before you buy funtittire anywher* Apartment.9— Flats— PRIVATELY owned, 6 room mod kn 9-8464. 3 minutes from Manchester battle lines for Qie fall 'eleptlon ______.______experimental patta from - alum- em home. Ideal location, vption Eve. MI 4-1894 —• MI 4-0149 officials for many months. The 2-dnor station wagnn.s' a 1 Ij net vyotk done Honest and relia Shop at Norman's Tenements 63 McCa r t h y enterprises - Green. problems it seems certain -to raise campaign tonight at a Lincoln Day ble workmanship Call Roscoe BABY CARRIa OF:. large-Storkline. to buy with small down payment. ROCKLEDGE—6>i room Ranch, rNCOME TAXES>repared m ymir pqtlipped. .See these today -al , PaintinR-PaperinK have been foreseen. Indeed, they Dinner-Dance in the Country Cluli, Brunner's. ynurALark dealer. \'ery Thompson'.- Ml 3-1805 for est' Good cpJTaition. -Ml 9-5447. SOFA' BF7D with slip cover and Call MI 9-4416. MI 9-4576 modem kitchen with built-ins, fire-! $14-200 - South Windsor—.lust, over 1 home or by appointment. Exper some slert&graphic ability, capable conn.- TWO ROOM unfurnished apart Lots for Sale 73 are not particularly new. In a speech following the dinner' I'nced tax work. 24 hniTC-;ervlre. Imv mileage. C*ars iiever regis males and 44 .swivel' chair Verv reasonable. ROBERT D. MUPDOCK place, living room, Uv baths, full j Manchester line. Over.l.lOO! PAINTING ANn papeipapeihangmg. hanging. o(of handlingh.aridling a variety nfof duties. _ x/. . — —-r — RF.FRIG FIR ATOP., $40 An ment. stove, refrlgergior heat. square ft. of living area in ] But it appears • that President at 7 o'clock. Shea is expected ta ^{l 3-4723 tered. New ca,- warranty. Phone -MI 9-9221. / ■ ' ' Apply M..rIow's. 887 Main St. ; MI 3-6472 - basement. Forced hot water heat, analyze the Democratic record in always at Brunner's in Talcnlt-1 rU.IWELL___ HUME IjTiprovemen Good* clei.n workmanship at re^- p, Gro Musical InstrumenlR 53 ROCKVILLE—Park street. 4 room modified rsinch, excellently locat Nice 'lot, gBbd location, each. Ml 9;G495. ______'an advanced nuclear power, with GOP platforrn for the fall elections. pared With your sBAings in mind. Rniruier, Open evenings. Tel'. Ml Raymond Fiske. , k pietg benefit program. Modern of- benefits, for men ishn qtialifyv^^flee bath, shower, ya/d. no heat. 1101 heated apartment. 175 monthly. Reasonable rates. Call Itl 9-6246. Aluminum clapboards a specialty .I 9-9237.. - - o ' o ’ cerv. Rdule 44A. Bolton: MI 3-165 Sullivan Ave.. Syappmg Ml 4-1943. ed neat" shopping, schools, bus SOUTH WINDSOR - 79 Laurel St. minimum down. Ibynadiate Mphlsttcated weapons in its ar The g Op seeks to wrest town S -S lP O ', Unexcelled workmanship. Easy ------~ " ■''le P. O. Box 1512,- Hail Mr. Karbonic, Conn. -Slater Flm- HEAR THF: Kinaman spinet opgan.. Also 3, room apartment- with beat; MANCHESTBB—4 B zone lots, control from Democrats who won ploymeru SeiX'iee, 806 Mkin St., line. JoDNjransfer foHWs sale, im 5 room ranch, extra large klfch occupancy senal, will now be reinforced in -INCOME‘ TAX feluriia prepared hy ,F. , ’ $12.5 'rir' beat hudger terms Ml 9-6495 ->r TR THO.MAS HARRISON^^ Painting foid, -slaiing business eXpei S'TORKLINE twin babv < airiage. F-inesi of home organs, i.ifelima FOUR ROOM /partinent, including •and,hot water. $85 monthly TR en. bullt-ln oven, screened porch could be .industrial; -Also lot on it for 'the first time in history tn '■ - anri paperhanging.- ' Guaranteed i , ...... , ...... Manchester, -Tiiesday^^Feb. 16, 2-3 mediate .\pccupancy:' Asking Box Mountain Drive, Vernon antj French government and popular former Lntemal Revenue agent in super 8S vdromatic, 4- 5-9109 ediicalion and salary requiied. | - excellent condition. Call any time, enjoyment. Diihaldo Music Cen-' heat, hot .wsler gas for cooking, 5-5126. $14:500. BelfiOfe Agency, MI 3-5121, hall acre lot. Excellenteni financingum $14,900-Bolton, 6 room- ranch> 1D58. ■ ^ workmanship, kjf 9-2497. p.m. ter. 186 W ..Middle Turnpike. Call breezeway and oversized 'Stmth St,, Coventry. Manchester-^ opinion. Bolstering these opinions vour home or hy appointment. Ml door. Mu.«l sell imtrtedialely.. .MI kfl 3-54.57. electric refrigerator and gas VERNON—New 4 roorri apartment.! available. Marion E Robertson will be the demonstration that Among ap'/cial guests expected 9-S9S8. •ALL TYPES OF .carpentry work PROTFISTANT I-ADI’ wants w it------ML 9-6305 stove. $92, monthly. Call Ml 9-4071 EIGHT ROOM\Dutch Colonial, Broker. MI S-59.68. garage, plus a Vi room 2 piu^cels 30 and 90 acres. One 9-.3094 after 6. EXTERIOR AND interior painting FORD 19.32 "VS” 5 window coupe. ' ------2 bedrooms, electric stove, refrig-, zone lot in Manchester. J. D, French acienUfic and industrial are Antoni N. Sadlak, former Con- ''done. Alterations •• doim^rs. roof an l•nlllpalllnn not over 65. .Must W-; from 6-7 p m. steam heat, one-car garage, hear r : apartment, large lot. excel gre*aman-at-large‘, .and member*. ing, porches fmi.«h iipslairs, and paperhanging. Wallpaper A.M.T. 'Extra set of slick tires. 40 UPRIGHT pianos', must sell ntit erator, heat, hot water, washer Realty,y, MI 3-5129. resources have, been able to propel SPECIAL 1951 Willys Panel, $1.50: ^ he able to drive. No hard woi k.i ienced auto salesman. bus, shopping artd^ ' Verplanck lent location. Owner anxi- of the East Hartford'town com KNAPP' SHOES, Harry” Mahoney. 1954 Dodge, good. $32.5; 19.55 Ply basements and garage, efc. Call books. Guaranteed lyorkmanshlp, Good home. Best references. Write Onee expern- Chrome fittings. Cordette engine, due lo city t onslniction. Opposite HEATEt) 8 room apartment, with and drj’er. heated garage and School! Excellent x. condition, Special 114,990! noom Ranch / ■ oua to ttefl. the French nation across the • Reasonable rales , FulU insured.' ■ ' Inquire aj Hohbv Haitford Polite Stalion. All pianos basement included. Compare thla THREE CHOT6CH0T(3Bb lots available mittee. Dancing will ,be. to th* kn 3-4327. moiilH'6 cylinder. $425, Wesrott .s Hr 9-5981, ■ Box Herald To aefi UncoltV Metrur\-, English : All for $149 . . -garage ano back vard. Bus and $17,900. Philbrick Agepey, MI ■wifh garage. / . / atomic threshold. ■ Fasi and courteous service. Iêo F'ord'and Ssff-Biiy Used Cars. New i Shoppe, 403 Center St. Manches reduced; therefore, you supply children's school handy. Hot tvater with any. TR 5-2600, TR 6-6578. ^ $14.900—Manchester. « room brick $2,200 per lot. R N, DImeck Co. music Of "The Sophlatlchtes.” HA'VE Y0L”R Federal Income Ta.x , Aiiln Sales, Parkei; -Sl. 9-8461. garage. Therefore, the French are in ALL TYPES of carpentry, recrea J Pelletier Ml 9-6326. car transportation furnished, gaso- -ler. ; yOiir own deliyery-of pianos. Open ar gas range furnished. $120 5 Room Ranch style,/ Cape Cod. enclosed paneled MI 9^6246 or Barbari' Woods. Ml position to argue that they must be Return prepared, now Complete xWO-DOrin'-haidtop Monterey . tioii rooms, reninfleling. add.it1dns evenings 511 p week dsys All monthly, kn 9 1046 ______V artm m t ■ stovT * BIRCH MOUNTAIN ExlenhiSn - Only $12,50/ / front porch, attached ga 9-7702. emsidered In some degree's! least seiwire for small businesses. Call and garages. Call .Ml 9-4291 EXTERIOR AND interior painting. CLERK-TYF’IST ’"’irM.rFORn da.v Satiifdays. .Meyers Piano. 26J Blindness Caases ■ ------Mercury..black and white. Metro I decoi ating. Teilin(js iv ' BERT- PI.ANTE - Painting and Some facility ill shorthaiid helpful Ward -Musti .Slotes, .99 Stimmer GENERAL RENTAL .agency- Wei Apartment Baildings 8 Room Cape, 6 yeara old. new ; HENRY ST., Manchester, A xofte, limited nature of France's nuclear '.I.AI K lyr-I'l.x ^ paperhanging contractor. , Work 3-5953. combination windows, base effort as In feaw in official quar ing next. -1. . today Ml 3-6306. -. | hut lint esseiitiat. Modern office, Mr. Cabin ' ' ' St, Open .Tuesday, Wednesday, apeciailze tn rehtals of;all kinds fo r Sale wall to walj carpeting. .$14,900. ment garage. ! high eleva near all schools. 70x180. Choice Auto DrivliiR School 7-A .^(1 Jkîril.kt St. 9‘ IRO.t expertly done. Nq job too small. neighborhood. Owner selling. Call ters here, about F>apce'8 political excellent bepcfit .program. Apply ioOOD GU AI.m ' uplandn:i room apartments. Enjoy , aluminum storms, easily convert There is known to bd/êep un — Ihg dnving school Three *’'1", Arranged- EXTERIOR and interior paintidg. springy mattress, FOR RENT-Why look further? ter line. willingness ‘ among congressional courteous instnictorsr Clakp mdm ; — INC. 3(H CeJiler S treet METAL BED income and your own home. Avail ed to 2 apartments, Ow'ner fran VACCUM CLEANERS repaired in ....-Si'W'cilings reftni.shed. Paper.tianging. bureau, chest drsweis. swivel ’ Wanted—To Buy 58 ■ We have new 3 'j room, heated able for immediate occupancy,' WARREN E. HOWLAND,' Suburban for Sale 75 leaders to make any change Jn Need instrin’ tions for 16 '7 yctK old® ARK AND DAKLA.Vn AVFl. ! ______■______tic. Reduced to $12,900. J. D. $15,800—Bolton, charming 8 room my own home shop. Forty years i RoofiiiR— SiditiR \ lR Wallpaper hooks. Estimates given, ■Jdiair. Call al 54 \5/rd St.. Rock apartments in residential area of $23 900. J. D. Realty. Ml 3-5129. Realtor split level, formal dining existing laws which heavily restrict factory 'experience. All makes. ] Telephone -Air Mortlock 'Dire^t_or|:— .Fullvf^vered hv in.suiance.' Call EAST HARTFORD i a t t e n t io n —All rotile men. Fill- WE BUY and sell antique and used . Realty, kH 3-5129. the authority of President Eisen Storm Window! of Driver Eduration- Ml 9-7398. villev Rockville Just 15 minutes from .575 MAIN ST. ' \ kn 3-1108 room, heated garage, fire VERNON—16 minutes from Char low ratea, free 'eatlmates. free ______OtSuGHl-rN noOF'TNC Company. Edwai(GR-...Prlce, Ml 9-1003. - ler Brush,has good route available , furniture, china, glass, silver, pic Hartford by Wilbur Cross High all ter Oak bridge. Next to Lake hower to transfer atomic know-how In Stafford Springs. Profits of WESTINGFlOrS^refrigeralor. $25: Business Properly for Sale 70 s^ n ic v ie w ^ place, electric ranee and ' pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, LARSON’s‘ Connertlcut's first II-I 'n''- Aliimimim sfdrig asplTalt I ture frames, guns, attid. contenu, way. Kitchen appliances furnished. diahwa.sher. rombination Street School d-6 grades). 3 bed or component pMts of atomic wea o4*^rin Doors? i $100 a week and beUer. extra bene- tvo wa.sher's.,sfs is gray utility 7A 3,-t5409. _ censed dnvitig school trained .. K ashesins roofing Akso aliimtmim_ RESPONSIBLF: woman capable of j whole estates Furnittire r.efin- MI 9-4824, TR 5-1166.. screens; fireplace. Newly' redeco BOLTON LAKE windows. A nice-, family room ranch, aluminum, combina pons to any country among the ' qA LL Course.s and GU c aring for two small children two i fits. Car. Married only. Call Rock cabinet. Best'bf(er. 64 Wedge wood tshed and repaired. Furniture tion. large lOLwlth patlo\heated Allies other than Britain. Wa n t e d —Ride from Diane Drive Certified and approved, is now o f" guttera and ville TR .5-9004 or AD 6 1929. INVESTMENT PROPERTY rated inside >tfid out. Shaded area,; Generous size 4 room ranch with home. fering claasroom and behind leaders. MI 3-7707. half day.s weekly m Bnweis School ' D'rive. \ . pair Service and Bales, TAIcott- BOLTON—On State’ Highway. I Convenient'location, kfl 9-4650. recreation rooni>Will FHA or can Yet It has long been thought In - '^Hartford Road to*or near Vee- room ground floor aparfmeni; with carport. 4’ j% mortgage, 82 whe'el instruction -for teenagers F.T.FirTRONICS (Jifeis well-paying section. Reforeni'ps required. Must , ■ nlle .Ml .V7449.' • Have several pieces of excellent other listings available. assume 413% G.I. Here is a real administration circles here that RUSCO der-l. •Hartford tor RO<.)FyNG, SIDING, painting Car WANTED—MAN WITH stove and refrigerator. Ideal for MANCHESTER—6 room split level, monthly. Hot water baseboard Ml 9-6075. ' poailinns in tepfinicians 6nd sc>v^ haVe own transportation. Pnx Kri Fuel and 49-A : __1 income property For further In^ one of the deeply held hopes in' CHOOSE F B O M Y .'^ shift 7035 after 5:30. . i pentryv Alterations and additions icemen. "l.auUn-by-dcliig'"— train .. HI-FI E-XPETHENI'E older people. Call MI 3-4876 be wooded lot 15x22 recreation room, heat,-fireplace, aluminum* .com-; McCa r t h y enterprises Sn’ o-^ss®' ’^*‘*‘*' Paris was that when the French' Cetiirigii, Woi kmanship, guaran ' Hera.ld. I tween 9-1 p.m. or Ml 9-1555. binations, lightning protection,; • Amljassador • R « j^ WANT^Hj—Bide to Pratt ft BTitt- PREPARF: f o r driver's lest: ■ now at Co'nnecticut s Olde.st Elec DRY, OAK WOOD Cut fireâre formation please call • built-in stove. 110' frontage Only 9-4576 finally succeeded in' exploding a Ages 16 to 60 Driving and*class teed A A Dion, Inc., 299 Aut'umri YOUNG ijynY for general office: Must, know changers and tifrn- $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, kn 'amesite drive, built-in 1957, easy | VERNON— Splendid split level, nay second shift, from North End, tronic School. Day and , evetiing and stove lengths $10 ,Der load-de THREE. ROOM apartment, avail hu.cleaT device the Washington atti • Premier (* Custom room. Three .instructors No watt St kG 3-4880 ______classes. Spring tertn starts Match work tej wrttk in local office. Good | tables. Radio experience essential J. D. REALTY 9-5132. financing. Asking $12,500. I ROBERT D. M.rRDO,CK seven ôoms, built-in range and tude diwuld change. A National Brand Prodnot kri 9-2*4: typist, piofh'iierit with figuie.s. , fjnnd pay. Good work'ing conditions PT able Feb. 15 with heat, hot water, oven, aluminum storms, garage, tng- Mancheater Driving j rooitI.n G CO . shingle and 20. Limited enrollment - free parking, shopping, bii*. line. Ml Thik^sjrt' line, with Dc Gaulle’s At A Price You Want To Piy placement service—ex-tended till.- shorthand hclpfiri'sibui not nhe-ps- .atme benefits CMS and Blue l-Family MI 3-5129 MI 3-1637 $11.500—Exceptional 6 'room ranch LAWRENCE F. FIANO I MI 3-6472^: high location. Owner tfanaferred. WANTED—I tde from Broad St. to my. PI 2-7-49. ______biiili-in roofs, giiltei and. condiic 3-1455. brbad foreign.^ poUcY'objectlve b f ft BTittney second Uon plan. F'ree catalog, New Eng sarv. Must like people. Public Cros.s. Applv Stale- Eniplqymenl cellar, garage, 2 acres, nice locfl-” Paul P. Fiano kn 3-0458 I ♦Julck sale price $16,900. Anderson- Attaining fo r' FtjMce, a “better R.G. KITTLE Gate 5. tor roof. chltrinR*'/ repairs -»Uon Carlton W. Hutchins, kfl shift. MI 3-- Ray HagenmiMl ■'9-^1214: Rav land Technical Institute. 56 Union contact necp.ssaiy, Appl.v at Pre* Service, ■\Villimantic Mr Phillip 5 and .5 pin. 2 mors flmahed MANCHESTER — 4 room apart MI 3-2'l86 Lehan Realty Co., Ml 3-2131. JA placed” position within the western Ml 9*0468 ______------Business Services Offered 13 V si32. ■ . BROKERS 9:0139. Jackson. Ml 3-8325; riace, Hartford, .Conn. Phone teried Fiance (’ o., Inc. SEPTIC TANKS but uriheated'bn 3rd floor ment. tiled bath, newly .-edeco-j Houses for Sale . 72 SPECIAL — $16,30(1. alliance. He hhs sougM.Tor exam Local Agent For WANTEt>-Ride\from Coventry- to, ------, .TArkknn 5-3406 He1p W anted— A.VD rated convenient. West Center j BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room co -' MANCHESTER — Immaculate 6 1 ple! an equal voice with the„Unit- Broad St and West Middle Turn- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any mal - -T' Downstaira compielely re South Windsor — New 5I3 room BARTLETT-BRAINABD V-- .Male or Fem ale .3; St. location. Heat provided. Also | Ma NCH$»TER Sturdy new 6 lonial, entrance hall, dishwasher,! room ranch, attached garage, nice | Wanted— Beal fi*tat«, 77 ed States and Britain in laying [ ’~ PRODUCTS CO. pike ManebesterX Working hours pars, amplifiers phonographs "d B oofin c and (’liiRuieys ’ 6-.\ ! Help Wanted—Male .35 painted. upstairs in excellent available—small 3 room apart room Garrison Colonial iMi baths, ranch with attached garage, i atur- out basic concepts of nuclear strata DIESEL PLUGGED SEVilERS birch cabinets, partial recreation lot. priced right. Clifford Magnu* ■. AD 8-4478 7 30U pm PI 2-8qo3. ■ changers. Over 47 vears total ex EXPERIENCED, hand py/sser on .shape. Ctose to hiisea. stores, ment on Center St Call the’ Jarvis hot water heat, full Insulation, al woodwork, formica kitchen with- egy not oi.Iy In the NATO area __ !___ i------\------pertence 90 days guarantee .^n all nOOF'TNG Spetdalizmg'repairing F^J.ER' I' i-ei-eTei't. BRUSH-full-timer$r\v on "-11 in • 11 mr J'^n: » . . . ^ r‘'r%\\ *TXf K H"*?! room, garages, frees, $16,300. As-| son. Broker, kn 3:0229. FARMS. ACREAGE- and tIsUnw time openings for Moncheater-V.l-• '''un'-n TR 5-6,.1 churches. By appointment. Realty Co., 283 E. Center St. MI plastered walls, fireplacs with sum* present mortgage. , small buiit-ins, deluxe bathroom, 3 bed on homes wanted.. Call ,0 ft R but elsewhere. He was maneuvered work Potterton's kR 9-4.537. roofs of all kiiid.s. New roofs, gut HEAVY EQUIPMENT ■T021 aflet- 6, Machine Cltancd 8-4112. paneled wall, knotty pine 'abt MANCHESTER— Beautiful cape; Automobiles Sale 4 ter .work. chltimBys cleaned re Unmnth aiea mamed sfnd ca r.’ SepMe Tanks.- Dry $3 ells. Sewer cash.- Carlton W. Hutchins. rooms, full' basement, half acre Realty Co., Inc. kD 4-91*8. Eva- to gain a promide from Elsenhow CONNIE’S TV .and Radio Service, nets Large shade tfeea. Owner 9-5132. , all rooms finished, recreation nlnga BV 9-6786. / er that the United SUtes would paired'. Aliimtmim siding.' 50 Tractoi- Training Rervii e is now.- .\n 9-.0090 for interview. Lines Installed—Cellar IValer- FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, and builder kn 3-4880 ______room, breezeway and garage. Ex- lot, low taxes, excellent value. Easy OLDEU c a r s mechjintCi ape available all hours Sailsfsction JACK LAPPEN ne>er use nuclear weapons any years' experience. Free estl seeking men in this area for ,6 proofing none. all utilities furnished, block frpm- LIBERTY S'i’.—7 room 'lome. ga- celleiit location. Full price,'$16,500. WANTED—In B zon^ ona or two ClalS; ftxit vouraelf cars, always guaranteed. Call kfl 9-13;6. males. Call Hnwiev, .MI 3-5361. .MI jlG~BORE oppratoi- familiar with Main St. kn 9-9428 between 5 9' VERNON 5 room ranch, A-1 con (inanclng. where without first con su ltin g a good selection. Look behind our training progia'm. If you are be,- AGENCY rage, glass enclosed porch, rec-' Call the EllsW'orlh klîtten Agency, lots, top dollar paiji; J. D. Realty. 3-0763. optu-Oi measuring system desii- # SEPTIC TANKS P.m. ,v dition, with 8 acres of land that office Douglas Motors, 333 Main CHAIN SAW work- - Trees cut. tween the ages of IS and 54. me- able but hoi nere.ssaiy. Rri lgeporl Ml 9-4.506 reation room, new G.E. oil burn-j Realtors, kn 3-6930, MI 9-5524. MI 3-4836 Ml 3-6129. ______These Issues have gone- unre chanicallv in'clined or .^with' me- n.EAN’F.n and INST.ALLED McKlNNEY BROS. could be used for building. 4 'i% Reasonable rat s Call PI 2.755s milltng machine operator with loh Eve. Ml ♦ 1894. .3fl i-OUB FURNISHED 1 and-2 rooms, pri- n , fireplace. Excellent condition. __ ,• J solved for more-than a year. As WANTED *- Clean used cars Be rhaniral ' harkgrotind, and want mortgage can be assumed. Priced SELLING—BUITIBG—Trading? W# , between 1:30-4 80 or 'vny time Heating and Plumbing .shop experience. .Apply Morland Saweroq* Disposal Co. \vate bath, free parking. Adults, CTose Center. Ideal for large fam -; FLORENCE REALTY' far as veil tnforiried Washington buy trade dotam, or .ffbrte any- Saturday or Sunday move infoi niat.ion about how out • SEWERS. for quick sale. J. D. Pealty, kn ilv. Asking $14 800. Goodchlld-: place, 225x225, separate rental offei you fret confidential in- "'Tool Co, 214 W. Main SI.. Rock ISO-182 Pearl SI.— MI S-.589* Business block. Depot Square. Mr. 8-5129.' officials can foresee, they . will thing Douglas Motors . 833 Main. PI- ’ MBING A.ND heating - re ^\traimng progiam can help you get MACHTNOB CLF-ANED ' B'artlett Realty, Realtors, BUtlcr’ spectiona and arrange all financ M ft~M RUBBISH removal features ville. Ml' 3-0963. Keith, kn 9-8191. ing from start to finiah. Mitten continue without resolution for, modeling iiislalUtions, repairs,' started in this rapidly expanding FIVE ROOM ranches - 6 and 7 9-0939.' MI 3-7925;-'—' trees—$15,^. Carlton 1955 CHEVROLET Station wagon, full-time commercial, industrial, All work guaranteed 25 yeara ex- itidiisliv, lake the fir.st step no\y; INSTALLATION W. Hutchins, kn 9-5132. MXNCHESTE|l GREEN—Older 7 • will work hand and glove with some time. 4-door, pon-prghde * cylinder. .2 Two Bo o m furnished apartment, room Colonials For further de-1 room house''with great potential. Elsenhower adm nistration lead residential, service. Attics. cel nerienre. 24-hour hpvvicp. Call Write Trartot Training, Service. 154 Minnechaug ! ------^ ^ —- —;------— vou.' Member •Multiple Liatlng SPECIALIST private'bath, hot water, heat. Ap tails can Charles Lesperance Ml GLASTONBURY 3 extra Mts Included, reduced ers were greatly cheered by Dc tons green. Ml 9-22.5P lars. yards, burning barrels, card . 'F'.arl VanCamp, MI 9-4749. Jtox D. Herald. ply Marlow's, 867 Main St, Drive. Owner- moving out of town, A house may be large 'Service. Call the Ellsworlb Mitten board drui . wiow plowing (side FOR RE.VT 9-782P.. is anxious to .sell e'-j room ranch, Gr a house may be small: ■ price ym settle estate, S. A. Agency, Realtors, kfl 3-8930. Gaulle's show of. strength in the walks 1. .M19-Il7-57 . FAUCETS LEAKING •’,.1 will re 10.100 sq, FT. .WAKFJHOUSE Town and Couniry FOUR ROOM apartment, centrsilly I SEVEN ROOM home, aluminum I'i., baths, living room wifh fire- It ma.v be simple or grand Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969 or recent Algeria crisis. They believe pack 01 replace wa.sheis on an>\. Clear span, platform level on located, beautiful surroundings, j storms, enclosed porch, garage, place and-bookcases, dining room But if it's a house and not a home, .MP^-8952. . . his success in suppressing the re- COSMA ■ REFRIGERATION Serv faucet fn,. $2, labor and material Bonds— Sltvcks Mortgages .31 railroad siding. 50c per sq. fl. 3 bfôom s and study :. 7 closets Tis the poorest house in the land. beUion In Algiers has strengthen ice. T.epairs all make refngera- .oil furnace, hot water -heat, pri- - amesite _dihve. Asking $12,600. Jellyfish included. -MI 3-4.523, ' Several mimiles from IVilbiir Drainage Co. vate__front and rear entrance. Paul J.. Cocranti. -Ml 3-5363. kjt^^njyi^th dineUe, built-in sto - ' __ ilEN RY ST. — 6 room Colonial, 1 , „ - . _ wo ed hla. ovei-all position in France. FOR YOUR toi-s. freezers washing machines, MORTGAtl'FkS- I'xmsoliclale yjjm'; •Cross Hlghwav In North -Maji- Available March'lst, 9 S’hort St. oven, dishwasher, laiihdrv fn“ A bouse maw keep out - ’nafeeTuXclieh' garagfc, .and 'porch,' Chesapeake Bay esnlains..W1 Yet they arc worried’ .b.v the fact drvers ranges, oil and g.«s burn I - moilihiy payments-info one liirtip ehester. TEI.; JA 2-3114 Ml 9.4143 4 CAROL DRrVE-RoclivtUe. $137 kitchen, recreation room with fire- The wind and the rain, Ibt *79x130. Choice neighborhood, j Hons of jellyfish in siimmer. ^m e that'-the Algerian problem is *1111/ ers. kfl .9-0883. AM work guaran near all school.s. Triced , low. at I harmless and sopie poisonous, most .CONSIDERATION Millinery Dressmaking 10 sum with a secoiid mortgage Pay CHARMING 4 room flat; first 850 6 room ranch, large living place. 2-car garage. 2 acres of U may let the sunshine m: unreaolved. , Drying clothes , teed. ^ ments arranged to meet Voiir in floor, re.centl.y redecorated J ga room, cabinet kitenen, 3 bed land school buk' bv the door. - B.bt only a home can weather the $16,400. Owner selling. Call kill so frail as to be barely distinguish EXPERT TAIl/TRTNG—On ladies; SEE • Furtherinore, Americans see the Well Propoition*d come. Expedient kervice. Dial Ml rage. porch. ■One/child. accepted. rooms, U4% mortgage can - be storms 9-7755. able. easy today..* slw B ’ PI/IWTNG—Driveways, etc. - and gentlemen's ..cjolhing, 1.39 3-5129. J, n. P.ealjy. 479 Main St. THE HOME $110. MI 9-3014. asaumed. Marlon E. Robertson,! GUEST HOUSE, 17 Spruce St.: If there’s plenty of loV* within, Center. Entrance top service. Save votir back and vWoodland St. Call any time, kfl Broker, MJ 3-S953; ' Business zone. good condition,” COLONIAL he,an-. Manchester Esso Service .3.2264, IMPROVE. 5'OUR credit. A mniti- YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR SIX ROOM unfurnished apartment, ■forced hot water heat. Spacious j in a house withoul love- Center. Ml 9-8198. I tilde of monthly paymenl.s may he oil furnace, aecond floor, kn FIVE ROOM ranch in Vernon with rooms. Two-car garage. By ap-j chUdren can not thrive 8 rooms. I 'j bathi, garag.e I lumped inin one second nioifgage SECRETARY »-4265. ' carport, amesite drive, aluminum' .space for'2 cars, choice Pit Moving—TrucMng- , pointmem only'. Philbrick -tgoncy. ^ And friends will'pass it by,. - i Storage 20 ■ with payments bn only $22.25 fot storms, $13,900. 414% mortgage kn 9,-8461. 'But he-e is a house where wisdom Y o t i are cordially /n v ite c f t o .. #. kin St' area Ntrelv frsHged MORTFINSEN I V Speciaiizpd RCA each $i.on0 yon need. Dial CH con be assumeiT. J. D, Realty, MI 80x299' lot ncciipanry to television s'erviffe Ml 9-4641. ExpoMPTir'pd girl M aiU^d trv work ui local manufartiii'prB ------i— ^ ^ ^ ; and care. ■ \ AUSTIN A. CHA.MBERS Co. Ixical- 1 8 8897 and ask for F'lanke Bncke TWO ROOM furnished apartment suit purchaser. ,. -. offirp. A ttractive wfiar.v. aii- conflitioiipcl oH ce and full $13,900— im m a c u l a t e 8 room Charming 5>4 room ranch with : «««> friendship and love do abide, 1^&TIQE~R. E Crowell ft Co., moving,' packing, slorajê. l/iw i ...or Mrs. Gaite,- . now•• Connecticut c, at 105 Birch St. rate on long distance moves to; Mortgage Exchange, t,5 Lewis . t.. cape, new furnace, screened full basement! fireplace, built-in I ■ G. A. H. I Public Arcountanls offices now lo .aonirit.v. b p n p f^ '4 iicltid in g profit .sharing. '. THREE Bo o m apartment In House porch, garage, nice lot, trees, bus, stove,';W8lI-to-wall carpeting and; ^ , ,,. . 1, „ y r a n c h 48 states MI 3.,5187, ' Hartford. , I 1 I 5-ROOI I cated at 24 S Prospect St , East ft Hale Building! Heated, elevator, school, shopping, Carlton * W .; other e.xtias. Large wooded -lot. you how this applies 1 GROSSMAN'S FREE I .South Windsor, 3 bedrooms, Hartford' BU 9 4.508 ,IA 8.8634. JUU bath. Tel. kn 3-4123. Ask for H. B. bedroom ranch also many i | ceramic hath, garage, fully desirable listings. THE ALDON SPINNING MILL CORE. 4 ' House or ' E; A. Weden. Other ■ fenced rear yard Owner \ klANCHESTER-BeautifuI 8 lied-i Six'room cape with one-car gS: trtuiRfer makes prompt sale TAl.COTTMI.I.K. CONN'. ATTRACTIVE 6 rocim duplex. three room ranch, garage, .large lot, rage. Oil heat, combination fttnrmi . p, T V ! FD N M linr necessary. Excellent financ bedrooms,' large cabinet kitchen, I extras galore. Full price,_____ $____18,800 . | windows, screens,screens. and door.s. Con-1 ^ L '. I 1 LLK. KeailOl CLINIC C.ftl.L MR.,RKOn5 , MI 3-277.5 FOR- APPOINTSIF-NT ing-avatlahle. ------'------Realty Co. _stailnlessstainless steel sink and tub;tub. Base-1Base gnort w'q opt—STOom-expanda^le-rvenient- to -schoGl.-- bus.—-and—.shop*-,— - . - Member ^ MLS « ------!-i mem and attic, twO porches, oak 1 honie, $8’,60d. Many more new and I'ping. Asking $1.3,.500. • ■ . WRIGHT TIU5.921i—-JA noqring throughout,-rteam--“ mii--iig^j (roYv- js 000 up; Call , kn. 9-4469 so^s home heating CENTEIUf ARK AREA heat, copper window screens. - worth Mitten Agency. Realtors, Ml ■ ALICE CL.^]\lPET, Realtor SUNOftY^FEB, 14«k tl fl.S. to 7 P.S, AT Presently a 2-famtly 4-4.. thj.s^ •CALI. U.S ANYTIME!” Ann Teels, Bette Carpenter MOTOR SALES Adults preferred. Opposite Center .q.ggao. Ml 9 -5524. ' ' kn 9-5061 our way I ■-home can easily be ronyept- Park. Available March 15. Tel. kfl. ______.:______!— MI 9-L543 MI 9-9901 118.5 Middle Dimplke East ed to an R-room single if de- 9-7529. ' NIGE‘ 5 ROOM oversized cape with If buying, selling^ or wish ;to DOANE ST., Manchester—7- room, You get premium quality sired House is vacant, ran Ml 9-8.375 HOMES ceramic tile bath, flo'se- to Main' trade, contact this .office. MANCHESTER— 8S ELIZABETH DR. MANCHESTER—Six room apart- Colonial on 100x150 lot. three-car BOND HO*t£L In Hartford • Mobilheat 'With RT-98 . . . the be ‘ shown anytime. ■ Ixii at PHOENIX St., moderately priced -for quick 'garage, I'--’ baths, formal dining most compietely effecti've fud MAXCHESTFJl—■J-ROOM CI STOM SPLIT. HuffW wrefttinn 'ment. Call TR 5-4371 after 4:30 90x160 and level Ideal for. • b o d y r e p a ir s sale. J. D. Realty, kn 3-5129. room and heated den',' Belfiore older couple or the grdwing ropmi hulll-iafc. lot .'’(WvlOO. PHre prdnrMl tn CnII h^‘ ‘'OPEN HOUSE" p.m. LARGE 3 bedroom ranch, 24 ft. oil additive in use today. And living-dining room, with fireplace; -Agency, kfl 3-5121. family______' • CAR PAINTING fore It’s too late. cs - LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch GOME...SEE, HEAR, LEARN ABOUT THE NEW..JILL NEW you get premium service. Au> 5T.RNON—T5VO NEM 5l,-KOO.M CFSTOM RANCHES. Ftre- SUNDAY-liOO Hil DARK THREE ROOMS, heat. gas. light with attached garage and full mMem kitchen, laundry room, ■tomatic iftliveries . . . a bal place, hiilll-ins. Price reduced lo $14,390. Flasy terms.-'-.' RIDGE and hot water Included. 'Call MI basement. Located In- beautiful large fainlly room, oversized ga anced payment plan and many f srW ( nrn Rtîifiht 8.62*8, rage. oil heat, one block from OPEN-HOUSE , J JOHN H. LAPPEN lERN'ON__7-ROO.M -SPLIT- F'lreplacPi garage, playroom, nice Tamarack Hills with outstanding other extras designed to make setting, has F.IE.V. morlgiig'e that fan he assumed for $8.- convenience to school slfopptnt, .private beach. $12,500. Ml 3-1244 HOME ERECTED INCORPORATF.n 187 PRINCETON s t r e e t .• A -' home heating redUy * «*. ' twri Solfl,. .500. ,A real bn.' • , '13,990 »'15 990 and travel. 'Sales - executive WADDELL SCHOOL area 1957 A brand new plan that ge,U your home up expertly , l « i E. Center SI— Mi O-ftpoi Ila'e Over lOO'Honies .Available. transferring to Chicago. - Estate- ' .SUNDAY 2-4:30 P.M'. q\iickly's ^ . and at lowest cost. Come and leam dll Evenings or Meekends \>\t to HoHofi Toayti l/lnp $500 *« $800 IXWVN PAYMENT ranch, three bedrooms.- built-in BRAND NEVV/iPARTMENT Uke grounds in tine neighborhood. range and oven, full, basenient, about it. ' ' ” M obilhepf^* !tn 9-2896. Ml 3-5219 Custom-built In 195B, first quality : Brick front Cape Cod with 3 par 3-W A Y 4 rooms—large cabinet kitch aluminum storms, attae’'--i ga L land OPEN T to 5 P.M. throughout. Ta,stefully decorated rage. Transferred owijel must tially finished rooms on second en with dining area, cet^mlc with Phllippiue mahogany trim: sell, Andefson-Lehan Reality,^Cp., floor, basement garage;’’attractive PRE-PANELIZEP Main F.As T H.ARTFOKD— Iml xtflal Site, 6 I, acres. IdOal tor fartory. bath and shower, many closets, Sensibly priced at $17,900 making MI 3-213I. JA 8-0139.- living room with fireplace. Imme The famous Grossmwi pre-ehgineered r,omponcht_now \s h FORI)—Builders Beware! 140 aeres. Industrial or develop-- V .... IXM'.ATIOX . . . , electric range, and heat includ excelitnt financing available. For diate occupancy. Price $16,800, | HOME included in the Grossman home. Easier to build . . . to details which apply'to you caJl'Ml nient. Less Ihiin .S'‘0« an acre. ' 1 . From Manrhe.ster ,Green tiirn-onto .Vernon St^ ed, parking, central location, .34 HELAINE RD. own! WE GIVE 0 .’^ - MANTHFiSTt;!!—Prjiiie 'ftis: -\.A area.- From > I HOP up. »-lTr8, ■ Russell F. Broderick, FRANCIS BARNEI’T & CO.j Gaf'ag'k and continue out' past L.Vdall.St. lo.the , „ $115. MI 9-6544. •* Broker.,. GREEN STAMP! Open For inspection Line. Phoenix Ridge Home.s are abouLMO yard.s farther on Six room cape in- tip-top rondi- 119 New Ixindori Tpke. .1 PROGRAM •Glastonbury ■'77*' ■ COMPLETE MATERLftLS . your right ^ ' . •. Bo.CKLEDGE custom built, 5',4 ‘tion! Fireplace. Aluminum siding. SUNDAY, 1:00 P.M. TILL DARK I BUYING A BUSINESS? I .room ranch, attached garage, lin-'^ Full ba-setnent. Convenient to ME 3-9501 Everything you need,. . . all included In one low price. Nothing else to buy. Come and learn all about It. 533 HARTFORD RD.. MANCHESTER THREE R 06 m modern .neat apart- ished recreation room, plus nu 'sclxools, shopping and bus! Askihg MORIARTY M.ANCHT'.STF.R^Soda Shop $1.T,1)00. 5Va ROOM RANCH HOME , ment. First floor, p'a^rklng space, merous extras. .By. appohitment $15,600. Madeline' Smith, Realtor, MANCHESTER—New Ipctra' large NEW 5i-ROOMi RANCH • Restaurant $10,000!' McCa r t h y gas .heat. Refrigerator and stove only. Paul J.' Correntl, M l-8-5363. Colonial Cape,. Cod, ' ihree tre .\Jsn have Drug Store, whole'sa|e tobacco and barber'Shop. Hoii.kc i.s in need of lepair.s. priced siib.stantlally below market furnished. Ideal.for an'.elderly MI 9-1642. . . \ BROTHERS GROWING PAINS? If your family mendous bedrooms, I ’ a baths, HOM .\BOFT 'TH.AT XSIW HOME value if bought as is. Redecorated .to ta.ste still makes this couple or newly weâ. Rent $80, jarge kitchen with built-ins, cepa- SjorerhSUirr,. - M 5,60Q ViiiF h a v f :' bf;en p i„a.nnTNc. t - home, a leal bargain.. ENTERPRISES, INC. Tel, MI 9-7319, ,1 has butgrown your present home. EAST HARTFORD—? miles from DO.VT .MAKE AN Y DEriSION We -may have what you need. If aircraft. Practically new, 5',4 ‘ fate.dining rooni, big living room, GROSSMAN HOMES M l 3-5135 BOB AONEW half acre lot, near Wilbur Cross R. F. DIMOCK CO. I’N’Tn. YOF HAVE 5IV BriLDEBS ..WARREN E. HOWLAND. Rodtor COMPLiSTEUY furnished two large not, We'il find It (or jrou. Your room ranch with.' full cellar. ;2 • L ^ d Roppesenletive iO SILVERMAN SYfl MAIN 8T.—PBONE MI 8-1108 Bates Manager present home will be taken in ex baths fireplace, 3'large bedrooms Highway for excellent eommiffing. 301*31 S Cantor Sf. i ' - TtlVE YOF A>' ESTIMATE. Ml 19-4576 rotom apartment auitabU (or two - Easy,-financing.. MI ,3-'483B. Flor Ml 9-5245 N'O OBLIGATION'S. -e . . adults. AmpU parking.'272 Main change . Efficient -service guar ,ôn 75x145: lot. $95. monthly pay St. MI 3-4071. anteed. J. D, Realty, Ml 8-5129. - ments. Belfiore Agpncy,- kll 3-5121. ence JRealty.' •’.A— -I -J .V,' ,0 -

•/ gATUTlDAY. FEBRUARY is; trod iMattrhfBtifr lEwptijhtg S didn't go South becaifte they JilniQr Dancers found a good source o f food supply ' J p, Certificates right at home.” usiness About Town Heard Along Miiin ^ tr^ t Well, that Just won’t make any of our readers' hippy who called A crowd of 360 attended the WukingUm School PTX wlU And oh Soma o/ Manchester’m Side S treep to o this week to report seeing robins graduation cwemony h*V8 a poUuck at 7 pjn: Ttieaday, around the Manchester area, , dance party held •t followed by a card party at 8;30. N'ew’ Sea.r* Manager'^ ^ Areally waht Manchester hunters to A t any rate, ; we gren’t putting Waddell School by tlis MMcnesler Members are asked to bring their \ Forglve^d Forget^ James L. DeRocco is theXêw kill each other 6fr.» away our Wnter coat for'KWhile. manager of Sears, Roebuck, atid Cui, Junior Square Dance Cljib. own allw r and playing cards. If Hh> "Fine" Ftêe" day .Feb. 20 Seventy-two children, rangug at Mary Cheney Library and They were kidding. what with today's ileather forecast in the Psrkade. He succeeds Ray There was no nefarious scheme from fifth grade through high V.'hlton Library has nearly the predicting snow tonight and to mond Rippman, wh6 Is being Sunset Rebekah Lodg'Ssi^ nom behind, KClly's proposal Tuesday school age, received badge* iden success of the "Forgiveness Day morrow. . transferred to Dover, Del., as man- inate officers at a meelinSvMon- to restrict hunters to one leased tifying them -as full fledged club at New Britain Public. Library, the age'r t h t r t r - ^ level dancers and certificates at day at 8 p.m.ln Odd Fellow s ^ l l . area in town. Ttckdts, Plwwe DeRocco has been withTSMrs for shelves will be very crow’ded Feb. testing to their accomplishment. there wUl also be a product True. Mrs. Lameneo quipped that A Manchester residentIT ' WQOwho 12 years. H* was a dispmy and monstratlbh. Mrs.. Yvonne Coh they'd "pick each other off.” In by *com‘- Names were lettered on the c m - "Forgiveness Day" netied spent hi* youth in a nearby advertising solicitor, a department tiflcates in Old 'English style by tots and her comrhittee will be in the'N^vv Britain library 982 hooks, such a place. munity attended school in manager, and, more recently, nter- And >fs true that Kelly replied. Wendell Jacobs, an Interested charge of refreehments. York City. . .chandiae field man In the New Eng< of whi&h950 were in good enough "That-might solve‘ our problem." lember of the adult square dance condition^tp be returned to the Once when he boarded a traiu .land states. He is a native of But. we repeat, they weren't chib. The Holy Name Society of St. shelves. The\day also netted 1.5 for home, he found it full. He ^loversville, N. Y„ served in the serious or in cah.oots. qjiildren and adult square jaimea’ Church will attend the 8 phonograph reror.ds, 60 pamphlets wanted a seat so that he could P ^ iflc ’ with- the' Army during dancbra enjoyed an eveplng of a.m. Mass tomorrow In s group: study. ■ ■ WobM Wat II, and ip Korea. He is and a 810 bill \ The Big Top danciiS called by the Members will assemble in the He waitpd until the train was m krm d a’nd the father of two One of the. hooks ivhich was re- The following story, which might club’s ^ lle r . Several demonatra-' 'dowmstair church at 7:50. tu rn ^ had been borroivedîn 1935. a short way out pf New York and daughusTS and a son. ‘ tipn seta x**"* ddne by fifth grade, fall into the catfegoi-y of wisdom- ye-Iled conductor-fashion — "New mi..v MHII no from-the-mouths-of-babeli. comes stiidenti f r W Bowers School, who The Civil Defense section of the They Still no - Heard Along on good authority. Britain." . Winner ^ have .tearneiDeeveral Western style Dorens of passengers got up to 8th District Firemen's Auxiliary At Monday night'li meeting • grime children recently were When RaVmond E. Gardner Jr., *dandes In tllie classroom from will meet tomorrow at 11. a.m. at aniong thefUsi QriVtnAiSchool RtiilHinfi'Building Pnm-Com touring t-teathe ManrhpRtp.rManchester Town detrain and the young student 14 Avon St.i^got word yesterday their teacher, ’Mrs. Aronson, a sat down. After he convinced the the .firehouse at Main and. Hilliard fnittee, the. Board of Education and Cdurt, whose, personnel will be re- he wTU the grind prize winner in member of the a ^ t square dance conductor tie shouldn't -be thrown Sts. the Board pf Directors, one of the placM.; by 'the hew State Circuit the Cities Service Oil Co. "Space club. \ off. he got a chance, to study amid sorest points of- discussion was system tp lake .effect next .Ian. 1. Age Spree” contest, be had this to Refreshments werb served by a One child was heard to renfiark some glassy stares, f ^ , say: "You're kidding." committee headed byNMrs. Edwin whether to remove a balcony used - I A. Non. as a running track in the East that .ludge Juje.s Karp wouldn't be ‘"I can’t believe it," he said, Carlson. Punch was Artved and Side Recreation Canter. presiding much, longer ^ bbcause 'Tvp entered contestsi^fore and c'jpcakeSv and cookies supplied by Personal Nonces The -Building .Corhmitte.e np- "They’ re going to ha,ve'a circus I never won a dime.” , mothers ot.the graduates..\ , posed ’ffs, renjoval. along with near judge." Driver Gharpjed Gardner has something to be ex A new ^claas for prospective ly all the other changes proposed Heard Along^ •dlsclSLi'tn* any 're cited about. The. grand priSe is a Junior Club members will Card of Thanks . sponsibility^ for editorial cpmment. Thursday night at Waddell 8ct._ by the Board of Education, on the I960 Chevrolet GorVnir. In Crash at Light 5th and 6th grades 6:.30 to 8; . W » wuh to thank oftir many friends grounds the $30,000 cost for the To win th f prize, Gardner wr<^ for their kindness And 8>'mpa.thy. floral Thos6 Robins Are Cold a caption for » cartoon to be uae^ high and high school 8 to 9:30. and ifrirltual bouquets, cars, drivers, Vopk was too much. The Building A Southington woman was metsifes and vanpus courtefies dur- Committee -suggested spending Signs of spring? . , as part o f an eventual advertising IJJC our recent bereavement about $8,700 'on the . renovationd. It's getting harder to fell them. charged with following too closely la.yout. The contest vyaa one .of. Mrs Fullest H. Smith and famtlv, leaving off . the removal of the We, used to 'think ..that if the early last night after a 3-car chain the features of a program 'UT'fn:- groundhog didn’t see his shadow track, ' ■ crash on Summit St^ st E. Middle nouncp inauguration ,p f 49 new Feb; 2nd, spring was Just around service stations in 'Hartford and. In 'supporting the Building Com Tpke. g mittee's argument. committee the corner. • Middlesex Co'lntie.'i. The woman. ■ Mrs. Lorraine V. chairman Harrj’ Howro.vd said he Robins in New Bkigland in Feb- The cotitesi was conducteil • by p h a r m a c y Notice could remember that when he at ruaf.v was a good omen. Lehan, 35. received a sumrhons to dsalers in the two counties. There appear in Manchester Tovrn C ^ r t -1 tended the school back In the 30’s But somebody has come along igere 31 winners in all. 459 H artforliw .-^'M I 9-9946 Seven lesser winners in the Mah- WE HAVE DAILY the overhanging-balcony had been with some rights and-wrongs about Feb. .20. no trouble. - the,subject. We got a copy in the Policeman Clarence Heritage cbester area, and their prizes, arc; To maintain olir conhnoity aaid car.s operated ' by Sherwood Walter Moske, Vernon, luggage; "It seems to me we had a State mail this week.; DEUVERY TO THE The story said it was wrong In Hiimphriefi. -47. of .57 Garden .lohn F. Clifford, 95 Olcott St., sil of medical aervice we 'are ! basketball rhampionship team. verware set: Mrs. Ronald Steele, along aboiit 19.38." he said. i think spring was' near, if the aim Depiitv Shejnff Clarence E. 1 Andover, steam and dr.v iron: Ann i "Of coUrsk," he, added, ' the team groundhog didn’t see his shadow. 'Foley, 45, of 85 Hollister St. were K. Ladyoa, 39 Horton Rd:, copper Open All Day BOLTON shot underhand from the corners." "It just proves that Feb. 2 was stopped for the light at the inter- a cloudy da.v." says the story. sertion. Mrs. Lehan's car slammed ctioAng dish; Th'omas M. Odell, Figure'of Speech That might be true. In sortie sec into Foley's which in turn was Coventry, blanket; Alfred R. Bax SUNDAY TTierea been no public proteet, tions of the state it was pretty pushed into Humphrie.s' car. ter. Talcottvillc. cord table; Mrs. Beatrice- MacAlpine, 103 Henry AREA bm it should be pointed out any- cloudy Feb. 2. In others, the sun Heritage said' Foley complained of k w ayth at Mayor Eugene T. Kelly was out most of the. day a back and neck injury hut re- St_ kitchen lool 'set. and Nj^rector Alice Lamenao don't As for robins "They probably i fused medical aid. Damage was Joins Newton Co. '■ PINE LEN O X I minor to all three cars, A franchise to soli Ford Motor Company's new compact car. /■ i In the only other accident re- Donald C. Zipfel haa joined the Comet was -signed this Week by Matthew M. Moriarty and wit CLAMSHELL Newton Co. as sales manager and PHARMACY i ported bv police yesterday Kerf- nessed bv Richard C. Klingel, zone sale* manager for 1 ord * Corner Spruce snd Birch 81*. I neth G. 'W'hitford, 23. of 30 Laurel planning supervisor, Lincoln-Mercurv Division. The Comet will be introduced to the I St. received a summons for a stop ■ The cofnpany produces data pip: public early this spring and will be offered in a variety of models, t n E. CENTER ST. cessing and computing equipment FRIED CLAMS ^PPPERS^ SPECiAL I sign violation. In connection with the company said. Cornel will feature a 6-cylinder ebgine and a TELMtY-Om;: j a minor -Crash—ALXlheatnut—Sn'"a ^ ' ■ 114-inch wheelbase. i Herald Photo by Plhtp.i, FRIED SCALLOPS I Church Sts. at 1:45 p.m. ^ FISH and CHIPS MONDAY ONLY! Policemati .lames McCooe said i imr systems for'w hich he re-| buildings and offices, Honored were GRINDERS I Whitford failed to stop at the in- criveci a.ntation. He now.holds the , Vernon !>■ Arnold, ON DRESS, SUIT, PANT, SKIRT ! tersecUon as he proceeded north on ’ reserve rank of lieutenant colonel. ! James P .McCann. Michael J. Coll Ml 3.6051 i Church St. His, car collided with -Zipfel is a .Mason and an Elk, Nagle, William J. .Si,ield.i. Frank SlolarCzuk and Peter I. VendriHo. Open Dally Till 10 P..H. : one driven by Joan A, Starkweath- He. his .wife and three children Sunday TUI 9 P.M. T. J. Xtrocketl. 244 Main .St., ha-s WARDS er J8, of 33'Otis St. McCooe sFW ; live in Bloomfield. ' - . Clns^ Tue*. and Wed. .1 Whitford told him he looked bot/h : been appointed to the accident and, 11 ways at the intersection, and seej-1 Shoor Relm-ates fire prevention <.om'hni'ttee of th'e 824r828 M AIN ST. ing,- no cars approaching, rolled , Connecticut Aasociation of In- NOW past the stop sign, I ' Creighton and "--.Alan .'Ihonr, ' aurance Agents. ' jewcler.s. estimate they will move Thirty-seven Manchester .men .at PLASTIC into new quarters at 917 Main St. tended the Inleiriational Automo about .May 1. ' . tive Service. Industries Show in .the DRESS HANGERS The Shoots envision a ;bom- 6 feVrBe 6 forjll^ BOYSCOVT New York Coliseum yesterday. A Pink er Turq. iplele new store" at the neW\ad- special bus transported the men, 9' Notes and News i'dres’s with an expanded inventory who represented sei-yice stations, j and a sizeable .lirie , of\gift items'-i,,p),j(.êvehicle dealers independentindepenoenc garag-ga 1 1960 Conbinotion Ploilje The future store'will'be almost ^^ used (-arcar shop'andshoF' and specialsspecialty re REG. pair shops. .Manchester auto parts , Boy Scout Troop No. 123 of double the size of the present store — i- Lianrhosier aiilo r SKIRT and DRESS dealers, who spon.ôred the trip 2 5 c I , Man'chester recently held a Court at 977If I I XTI Main Jllli St. > J'y' . UCnirtSJi, . (■ ■ V with metal dips 5 - The new location was^ leased } with the Northern Connecticut Au- » 1 I of Honor and ' family night a.t ' from the Savings Bank of Man tomotive Wholesaler Assn , were 6 l■t:Community Baptist Church. The T troop’s third charter was present- Chester for a .'j-year period be Alcar Auto Parts (Trinold Auto c Heavy Dufy VYeed 1; ed by Roland. Royce, neighborhood ginning Feb. 1. l l was'formerly, oc Parts. Manchester Auto Parts. | R E G ^ Donald C. 'zipfel Kfhiebel BrosXshd Wink'er 'Auto ■ C O AT and SUiT I ! gommi-ssioner for Charter- Oak cupied by Janet's Hat.s. 8 9 e e a . Part,s. \ ______4 ■ Council. for the aircraft and- business 'ma John E. Smith C»f .^36.-AtlPinin j with frouser holder Nur»er.vmrn«Honore«l ' , The pi ogram for lhe_ evening in- chine industries and the US. mili St., Southjetrv--.NCW''^gland, Dis- ( 9 I eluded recognition ■ of the troop Two Mflnche.ster nurserymen tary services. iriet "nianager for "the Ray-O-Vac , CASE LOT SALE! CHILDREN'S I cobimitlee and- advancement in Zipfel headed the operations of were' honored this Week bj- tjie- Co., haa been aw ard^ an all-j 6-PASS. SEDAN tiE G . 11 rank ,for Ihe following Scpula: Flight Enteirrises. Inc., in Wind New England Nurnerym'en's'Assn, expense trip to N'a.ssau., Yhe trip; w ith heater, ^ defroster, p L A s n e John- Fletcher, Tenderfoot badge; at its 69th annual convention in I sor Locks as chief executive of honors him for the best a a l^ per-1'’^'' ! ^ iinrterrnating. big ,*lr S«ip*r KiKMd 1 5 e 3 f o r 2 I - Roger Taggert and Michael JohnS,- h a I ^ e r s ficer the past six. years. From Boston, formance above quota for a-S'. 8- A, cleaner, electric wiper*. heuM point ‘ li second class badge; Chailes Ro- 1947 t6 1954, he was operations di William W, Villner of yitlner's 9 month period. He haa been 1 manowaki, William JSrvis Jr.. rector and chief pilot for Trans Garden Center, Tolland Tpke , was V .^4» Exirax to Buy , "reiTy Dorsey, Glenn DPugan and Ray-O-Vac for six years, and waSy ocean Airlines, Inc., Atlantic-Eu- elected president of , the organiza recently elated to the company’s Drlirrrpd to } on ON SALE MONDAY ONLY! I;'Blair VanCamp. first class badge; ropean Division, a commercial con tion. He is a ;iaat presideril of the Fer I Richard .fteznik. star Scout. merchandising plan board, ilrs. tract air carrie^r. Connecticut Nurserymen's Assn. Smith will accompany him to Nas- . Gal. in ' The boys' participated iri various Erwin W. 'VHitham of the E, y i-G a i. WK nivp: "skits" and demonstrated use of During Wfirld War 11 he served Sflll. . W. Whilham Nurserj-. .was elected Roger E. Carlock of '24 DeerrteUl Oases or WORI.l) I troop equipment. TheN evening i 'h *-l!® Air CprP» to his-ninth term as secretary of ^fr-Gal. Can r closed with refreshments (prepared charged with the rank of maj I5r. represented Travelers Insur the group. He was named, in De- GREEN •’and served by mothers' of the ' Hia war experience included de- ance Companies, at the First Dis STAMPS iember. as mir.sei'yman of the year trict convention of the Adverlis- , Lowest price In 9 years, ' Scouts. ' 1 velopment work oh radar warn- by the jConnecliciit- association. He Onl^^77 Down iug Companiea-at the First District .' Pa.vments 1.61 a gallon. Durable, resists MI .1-1212 lyiw iaiHt P i 97.1.MA1N ST.. IVtANrftgSTER j was pwsident of the state group convention of the Advertising,' mildew, selflêaiilng in l'947-48. and has.been its secre- Federation of America, meeting in ! w ry for four years. Boston this week, Carlock is a, At Boston, Whitham received member of Travelers public infor- , ( BBUNNER’S the boosters award for securing mation and advertising depart-] new members.. ' On TheThi» ,5fanchester-MunrhMitRr- SUNDAY ment. 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Hans Conried Right at nbmis Tele-vision Digest: Desilu Produc Any Questions? tions controlling stock, o ^ e d by In All Entertainment Media Deal Amaz imd his w ifsN ^ e ills iAi Bali, is not for sale, the ph^ has By MHUB ALBBR advised National Theatre and Tele \ Bf ERSKINE JOHNSON < TV fans know him as Uncle Q: I recently saw an actress vision Cbrp. This ended the talk y N E A SteE CorrMpoadent Tonoose on the Dann^ *I1>oma8 named Jean Martin on New York aimed at acquisition o f the telefilm \ 1/ HoUywood— (NEU.)—Wtien tyro show,* for 'his slick acting In all fCmifldential. Haven't I seen her compemy by NTT. . . 'Within the gaherstlona of fsms think of Hina kinds of roles oh other shows, and befofer—Melinda J. next decade, viewers may be able Conried, the wUd-haired. gerlteh- as himself, contributing to the na A: Probably. She'has sung on to get a college dCfTree without ejred fellow who looks like two tion’s humor and insomnia, as s top TV shows insny times. leaving their living rooms. That’S profllea pasted togeuier, dhancee frequent Jack Paaf guest. the plan of Dr. John B. Ivey, for are they will laugh ov^.sd^mo un But an old frined. from* his early Q—What can' you tell me abotit mer N YU executive vice president expected grinriMee or a' wayout (1B36) days as a Hollywood radio Înnel Quinn?—Dennis K. who is now president of Learning dialect—or both. - actor remembers him for a quite A —She’s from DuWin, where Resources Institute, N. Y. He re- / different reason: she worked as a bookkeeper in a ported that negotiations are nojr Radio fans remember Hahs as underway for college-level T V y m - Schulta on "U fe With Luigi" and Mel Blanc, the actor with the dress factory Jsefore singing with *,flck voice (Bugs .Bunny, Jack popular Irish. Shd. Ektglish bands. structions at all three pe^Wbiics as Professor^. Kijopotkin in **11]' with plana for a 2-year curriculum Friend Irma.” Benny’s parrot) remembeES him She barely got off' the hoait from 18 an intense, dedicated Shake Ireland when she won an Arthur (15 courses) to be ready oh Ifijm Movie fans recall him in "But or tape*by 1964. Bsttmated cost:. Stop” and "Never Too Young.” spearean actor. Godfrey audition and got the Job. "Hans was- so serious' about act- *20 million. . . A nbw filth series, Broadway stage fans remember -“S.” says Mel, "that he cracked Q—'la Lawrence Welk PolWi? "The Consul” based on ^ iv itie s of him as the wacky Bulgarian sculp- me up. I thought he was the fun -Caroline T. the U.S. Foreigfn Service is in the . tor in **Can Can" and the college niest man I had ever met." A—His father came from Alsace. works. ■/ ' , professor In "Tall Story.” . Mel said the\words,when Hans, ' - r X — - : r ^ - ______SI a radio actor^ was playing so q :^How many children does msay Nasi "heavies," between Hans, " I ’m no sure X.,w|nt a show Jack PiLEU^ have?—Tillle A. Shakespearean chores, that Hans of my own. I ’m the hsppjest when A —(!>nly 'iane, a daughter. still laughs, “ Hitler kept me alive I’m doing lomething different until Uncle Sara put me lA uniform every v ek.'* Q—la William-Hopper of t| ie and started feeding me.” There’s a strange oddity about ‘•Peiry Mason" 'shotv relatEi^ to Well, wiien friend Mel Rlanc Hans. He was never given a t jp- Hedda Hopiper?—Âl R.'-..^/ ^ ' Connedlieut Bank found himself starred in s radio se ical Hollywood publicity build-up A —Yes, he is her son. Hki; Hither ries after the war, he called In luid he hssn’tXgver sought the WM De Wolfe Hopper^/ AN D YRUST CO M PANT'S just-out-of-aervice Hansu and gave spotlight to become what. Holly him the humorons character of a wood likes 10 0011 a “personality,’' Q-r-1iVho played^-^ role of 3a- ELECTRONICS fellow who operatedf a Mr. FIx-it But since his many "TV panel- mantha on "M ^V ôk?" We liked MSINNTMSNEY LABORATORIES shop. I'hat was the beginning of ahow appeanuices.in New Y'Ork her and wondered, whtsrhat has be- Hane Oonriet—DiaheLaM Brewster hadhs the rote. 277 mous comîan on radio, fm he lywood-New York pattern of fame She is/huilurently busy oh other TV BROAD mahed to and from as many as 20 has been reversed for him.' activities. diffeimit radio thaws in one week. “ Here in' Hollywood,” he Today Hans is stiU rrishtag—be I ’m known as an. actor. In "" Q— When wtU we be sMe to see POItTAILE TV tween Hollywood end New York York—and I must say I bimn the Four Lads on TV again?— stage and TV appearances and about it—I ’m coEUritered to^be.- s P « e B. .have' eae, A —The Four'tads'are scheduled Leletllms^lo peraiM studios for peraonality. But really, Jn jK Now-^-yo« can write checks ieheeld'' ll* i* For sick platter gems Uk "Peter Meets the years of acting I’ve nev^^worried for a Perry Como appearance on W olf In Dixieland"— td the St. March S0. against credit iastesd of your 'sooMs sc fee much about whether I.^was baric balanee, and you erii Louie Municipal Opera stage in the as an actor or. As a personality, . R jdysala a l w ^ have a, subAantial summer.for A-ch musics: dramsis r Just want to stoy alive." Q. Does the ooihedy team M fund of monsy-iiiTthe-bank to Lady In the Dark,” "Rosalin ls O. Worsham Rudd BEALTOBS—msORORS TRIPLE-TILT ess B. Chmtar St— flO S-411t WINDOWS AND ONE DOOR Television PROGRAM COMPLETELY DO YOU KNOW INSTALLED 7:88 Perry Ma 8. 4t turn a t Simon FTy.” A hired U:SS 8kr Uas# ' \ Stars Raymond Burr___ In - “The__ killer dies during his attempt to $ 1 7 9 95 Tine SCarv \ Case of the Black Eyed Blonde.' klir Simon Fry and his body is F rr4 0 Avto Sforts B«npy ^lea V When an attractive younit lady identified as that of the Chief Caadlepla Bawliak with a black eye seeks Perry Marshal. ass MAIN ST.— MI S-IOM ' .Africaa Patral \ Mason’s aid. he becomes Inter- Lawrence Welk Show 8. 48. 58 ^-Manchester Awninjr Co. Deteetire’e tHary . ested In her story and decides to Bob Lido and Larry Hooper -105 W EST CENTER ST. BeaileM Onii tak^^. her ca.*fie. Howeverr he soon Mevie A t Nine s 18 Serriees AU Makes Of Bamar X learns that she is the chief sus 8:88, Have Ghn. WUI Travel 8 M l 9-3001— EHtablUhMl IBW film ■ \ S, pect ipXa homicide, Stars Richard Boone. Paladin and Washers. Dryers. "Loneljr TrmU". John W afne^nn jâims' ^ 82 tt four .other travelers face the Ruthriyord Starring Lpme Greene. .Pemell problem of risking their:own lives Refiinrerators and R*l. Preston Roberts, Dan Blocker and Michnel in an attempt to save a man who Mr. in u r S London. Shec^herder tries to mves every appearance of- being The Austin A. Televisions At Nkjr Kina more h!a sheep across the Poh- dead ' LJISV mi IH I V fl O -_. “ ww- derosa—deapite—atretii;— waenings------World Wide €8 v 88 Reasonable Frices William Ten 8 from the CortwrlghU In “ Blood (Color) ^Vank McGee Is CHAMBERS oa. Tkis Is Crime Detecilaa St ‘— the Land” ^ “The Missile Race” , '"nmie ôr Texas Batccra tt » nieli Range war threat- St, tim ls at New Yortc on camel carai^ loumev from eiM' when two trail bosses ‘ quar Coo Coo The Clowa ■« Djf, borne In th eîm alavan foot rel over the services of a scrawny TRAILER v a n -SERVICE M orir ‘ J hills of the u n lv e^ ty of Lahore. cow. which possesses a unique cartoon Carnival ” Viewers Hfaverse r^tes traveled talent for leading a herd across Brad Davis Show ^ * bv Aleximder the G ^ t . Genghis the flooding Aiicansas River. SOS E. MIDDLE TPRE. Baeiar From Hialeah W. Khan and Marco Polo t&the mod , 4>>ature 8. 53 iColori Horae racing— Hialeah em canita! of Rarat^hi. lawless Tears 88 MI S-5I87 or Htfd. CH 7-1423 T u rf Cun STS.Ono added. . ^ !>»» Errol Comedy X 18 Fonr Just Men 48 Fopeye Theater - • 8:8t Wanted: Dead or Allye ' 8 18:88 Theater *68 8 Da^'aer-ls-Mv Baslaesa It ---- Stars Steve— McQueen.. BMmty Man .. From . Inter^^ 88,' 30 'ThexIJiiean 8 hunter Josh Randall saves bis Diverce Ceirt v All Star 0*df Toamamwit 8. 4t quarry from a hangman's noosK Markham \ W Sell V Bobbr T ,^ k e os Tomnay, Bolt so that the prisoner can testify Jubilee. U.8.A. \ UeConRier Motors.. Jr. Daelâ BowHar 18 at a trial, hut Is forced to leave Phone The Pastor \ BARRE GUILD SHeaee FWfna Theater hfs new_ nertner. as a hostasse. Haws. -Weather and Spena CREAM PUFF WECIAL . The Btr Ftahl ' 8t Man And The Challepsre 88. M Chrtala Time . Adveatare 88 iGeorge Nader stars In “Lure Of irday NIghI News MONUMENTS “ Twlnhle In God’s E ye” . Hu0> Danger” Barton seeks .men 1959 M.G.A. Roadster O’Brian > whose drive and love of danver Eag)y Late Shew _ BIc Mae. Show* —•'T*TS closelv approximate that of the “ Stoun Warning.” John Elfstrom Folly equipped, inclnding full Thtrs it I B irrs GuiM Mtsoineet ttitt Boy Boffers 8 seyen tJ.S. astronnuts chosen for 11:15 FeaMihf Elloi 8 Top Western 8 the first moon flight. “ Keeper Of H ie Flam e” . Spen ,wire wheel*. JUST LIKE NEW. kill fulfill your msit cbsrishM BioiEMt Mafor Lenme Baseball 18 „ Leave It To Beaver ft 5$ 48 cer T ra ^ K sth erin e Hepburn. • “Beaver and Andv.“ Ward Cleaver Phone Th^^Paster IB for departed levtd onss. ContuK I t . . . Saber of London * 28 The Californians It hires Andy, a seedv. nelehhorbood Late Show 18 1,995 kithout ofaUntiMi. Xate Matlsioo 58 alcoholic who h asn't. touched a “The Good FWry.* Margaret Sul- ‘"'"» •:8t Charlie Cliaa 8 dron« in ihonths* to paint Ith e llvan ■ X A WEEK ONLY AT SA PO Rin News. Wenther B Sports 8 house . 1 News. Weather MEMORIAL COMPANY Tales of The’ TIkinffs 22 Nat Far Hire ' lA World’s Best Me' Silent Serriee 88 8:88 Mr. Lneky , S “Larceny. Inc.” DeCORMIER MOTORS *70 Center SL- -TbI. MI 8-77SS Sea'Hnnt tt Stars John Vlvyan. An eK-racket- “ The Secret Six' How. To- Marry A Mtllionafro 8 eer tries to pressure a nomtlar :88 News 24 Maple^t., Manrheater Bold Ventnre 28 comedian appearlKF at Ltickv’s Peatore Film Death Valley'Days - g , floatinr sunner club into return “ Doomed To Die,” Borlg«i Moyle at 7 18 ing to his own night spot. CharUe d ia a Sabw of London 8t *nie D ea«ty 88. $8 News and Weather Charley Wearer SA m wl...... _X4t Hency._Fond« st»rs in ‘’The__Rer.. News______- . •_ LMding Floristo\ S a i e ^ u r New Hoiisons 88 7:15 Newsreel • Stomm Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED V 7ARK HILL BONDED PICK UP W. H. EN6LAND ATLANTIC HEATING OILS \Bower SKbp Fisher ' LUMBER CO. ^^^;^wers By . W ire ^ OPEN ALL DAY L. T. WOOD CO X M I 9-1443 M Y CLEANSERS, IlK. 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188 W. MIDDLE TPKE. SUNDAY Television PROGRAM FLETCHER Mitchell 9-7879 TUESDAY T«/e»i8ion PROGRAM Science Fiction Tueater 18 yu and Channel The Three Stoegea M 1:16 Pro Basketball 9# * lasted hist over three I GlJSS C0MP4WY • :•# Cnatinental 01a**r#*m 3# 1:16 Secret Storm 44 Ma Martin’s Roundup 69 8:0# Thf^ School SUry S~ 1:3# Y ou r C'riimmiinil.T ' 3 which bnsnn been ca^d the PEENTlr o r P A B K I N t J _ 6;15 Sacred Heart 8 4:9# F^ge Of Nlrht J 9:8# Tightrope \ 9. 4# Unlvcrnilfv of lti« Air Frontiers Of FaHh 22 blotKllesl batfla in J^rine ’ Corps • :3# This Oar Faith 8 Adventure Time- ^ • 33. M Star* Mike ConnoraXln “The hlstorv". Walter QtimkHt* nar Long Odds” , Mike Connor* loin* 1:26 News • (Color) “The Living God and A U iro O1.A 8S — m i ^ R S IN - m m m m Continental Cla**r*nm 22. 9# Ameriejin Bandstand 4# ^ X a K i c k 8:29 PrAycp 5#' Lively Aria." A panel dIscusHlon rates, / (C olor) 6 :#4 Fentare Film ' * a health club and ptits^n the ^ m n e k 8:3# The rhrini6|iherii 3 with the Rev. James W. Lenhart. Kr» Hunt . / * TUB ENCM>8URES — GLASS FURNITURB TOPS #:6# Cathalic Prayer 23 “The Caribou Trail ”. Randedpb glove* for an unhealthy^ workout Thill Is The IJfe . 8 A1 Morgan Dr. R. W'. Spike and B rave SlallloUK « ^8 7;## Today 33. SO Scott-Gabby Hayes .. with a couple of crooked bookie* ELrc'jTRONICS ■ Industry On rnrnde S# Robert Lewis Shnvon. W h lrJrbird n /^ „ ** l^niverRfty of Ihe Ahr 8 Popeye 'Hreater •• 4# ' ' . 1h an attem pt to find the k i l l ^ of, ELECTRONICS 8:46 Christian Science 3# Cartoon Fun Time # C om m en ta^ . 3# 7:24 Prayer 9 First S hoo ' 33 a police officer. --LABORATORIES 9:00 The Challenge of Capitalism S Champs 'n Challengers 18 (^hamDipiMiblp B ow ling 63 7:36 Toma Crfer “ High Sierra” The^Rifleman 8.88 ObVistophers 8 R oy R og ers 4# 7:00 luashl^ i New* 5 ■ Star* Chuck Connor* In “Th«N Ran xFraneisro Beat * . R oy R o g e rs. *• LABORATORIES m ith in*Mie NewB 3# 1:4ft Vesterdav's Newsreel S 7:9# Percepllva 9 6:9# B arly Show , *• Spoiler.” 'Y^lnful Mark McCain 9:16 For All PMPle . 38 1:65 Mell O Tnnes 8 Overland Trail 22. 3i M A N G H E S T cq Breakfatt Tim* . ft “South of Tahiti'*. Brian* Donlevv stumbles omo .a clue a* -ID the 277 BROAD 9:90 Perception \ 9 2:0# W’orld’s Best Movies 8 . ' Smrs William Bendix and Dtaig Hap Richard* 3 T een sville 2$ whereabout* of a „viclou* killer Christian Science 8 “ Cry Havoc’,;. Ann Soulhern-Joan /McClure in 'Tlio , O’Mara s ^ 9:1# A lm a n a c 4# but I* forced to remain silent. 277 BROAD / I.4Ldle»''.. An Irish ‘.^gambleids Twilight Theater ThlB is The U fe 90 Blondell .R;15 t'antain Kangaroo 9 R la Tin TIb . #3 TJ.S. M am lial 18 9:45 Americans At Work 8 . Face The Nation 9 / molher-llke protection of his four M O T O R e s 8:9# Scbâle For lecaralng 4# 5:66 Cinteh Cargo n. . 8 9:9# SkeItJn Show .9. 4# 10:00 Gamp Unto My Fe«| -8 Fre Game Show female card dealers brings Ihe •*TODB 0 l.0 8 M 0 B n .E D E A l.lU T 8:45 It’* Fan T o B ed ace 4# • :#• Q uick D raw M cG ra w ,9 Red Skelton ha* Marilyn Max- With Dr. Georire Crothers, "S«ul - Spotlight ' M wTRth * oT mioney-hungr>* gunmen 8:## Feature Film 3 Cartoon Playhouse iJ Mêll a* his k:ue*t sta r when he and the Witch of Endor'V An B rave. Htalllou 40 ' down on Kelly and Flip. “ Holiday In Mexico’’. Part I Wal B ig P ictare 33 ' portray* George Appleby. tirleinal ballet. Story, based on a 2:16 NBA Pro Basketball • 22. 3# M ovie Ai 7 512 WEST CENTER STREET ter Pidgeon-Jo** Iturbi • TV D ance P a rty . 23. 9# DEPENDABLE Biblical episode In the First Book g;tft Weather News and Sporlo 3 Philadelphia Warriors vs Boston ‘.'Confessions Of A Naml Spy.’* MI 8-IS11 Diag Doag School 8 # :M Sport* Show ^8 Cok>r with guest star* Farley of Samuel. i» set near the end of C eltics ; Cannonball ^ • 4# Granger, Roddy McDowall and SERVICE KinK Saul’s reiirii w’hen. oretwir- Romper Room 33 Set. Pre*toa 2:9# I Henreh For Adventnre 9 7:9# Dennis The Menace 9, 4# Tex Farel** Fan Show 3# C1ahkon*e .23 George DeWItt, in^ for battle Saul consults the M averick 8. 53 Von ca«N depend on |fc— Hplrlt of P roph et Sam uel and Rov Rogers 18 L ooney Tune* 4# Phone 3'our Answer ^ ' 58 FhUip M arlow e .8. 58 9:## Sunday Sports 8pect*c«l*r 9. 4# Hennessey 4# 9:15 Captain Kangaroo 4# 8:45 New* 8.33.58 Philip Carey star* In "Time to "know-hoW” the right hears that he jrlil die In combat. Ralph Renick assists “ Biscaync 8:## F/d Knlit%nn Rkow 9. 4# This Is The Answer B "Safety-T es*ed 9:8# I Married Joan • New* and Weather f Kill” . Philip Marlouê find* him eqoipment v<^ntiblne to Bav Championship-Water Carni Guests r Clmblea Idiughton: BrigU Focn* 9# self marked for murder while Chalice Of Snlratioir ^99 NtlHson. op era sLrêr; H arry. 6:56 Sport* _ JJ make S E R V H ^ an Impor The Christophers 98 val’'. Program will feature, water 9:66 Beauty Break v ‘ ■ 33 Albert Burke Report* 3# tracking down a slayer. rkl iumpinp champlonsMlp of James and band: Dorothy Dan- I#:## Red Bowo Show 4# ConDdentinl File 18 tant factor for., our cn»- This Ip. The Life 4f 7:#4 To Tell The Troth 3 Americn: the Valentine’s Day dridge vocalist: Wayne and U s e d C a r s " Dough Be Ml 33. 9# Phil Silver* Shew J !#:•• M-Sqand. 23. 3# 1#:3# l«oolc Up And Live • 9. 40 Shuster, comedy team: Jane M or- tomera. \ \ Reliôiis series. “The Guilty Classic (or “ 266‘* hydroplanes: ad Hollywood** Re*t ^ 8 Movie At Seven 18 Staf* I.»ee M arvin In “ B urglar*' ditional ra ces will featu re “ 280“ \ gan. vocalist and Peter Genn^ro • "Thrip of A Romance** , “Talea of Robin Hood. ^ Nightmare.” Ballinger pursue* Man.’!'A dramatic analysis of orW Wisa D’Orso -dancers I\ K \I)H). SALI.S A -I lv\ t( i: -man's conflict within himself, . kvdroplapas and other craft of 1#:9# On The G o ...... 4# Weather— New* « bank robbers In a hectic pursuit. thi.s fvpe. A abater skiing show T V Rpeclal (C olor) 22. 9# Pnbile Defender 8 . New* and Weather 94 M The Garry Keore Show 8^ 4# r\ I,' \l>l(>, SAI.I S A. s n ;\ r (’K will he presented'AS Part II of ,the' a'lll feature various acts. . The Devil and Daniel Webste.r — P lay T onr R naeb 33. 9# Guests: Shirley Booth, ' T*arry current s(x-part series. “ The Peril starring Kdward G. . Robinson Compa** . . ^ ous Adventure. Exolorine the 9:16 The. Opera Company. 22 II:# # I l.oye L u c' - 9 4# 7:16 New*. Dougin* Edward* J# Blvden and the<^ Marquis Chimps. 3:3# Champlnnship Bridge ■ 18 and David Wayne. Story tells of 336 North The P rice I* R ight 32. 9# T .V . Present* 8, 68 doubts and affirmations of mod Jabex Stone a New EnglamI far ''N ew J. • e m man, With Charles Goren. Players .are lltS# December Rrtdo 8 7:9# What l» The World • * ’"The I..overn” , Vanessa Brown Waiter Jacobs and Milton O. Kl- mer who sells his • soul to Ihf , Main St. C oncentration 83. 3# L ark m ie , 3# and John Beal star. A kis* be-^ The.Liviny Word 8 Devil for idatertal prosperity. The Artistry in Flotvers , Wet Wash — Dam| Sacrifice ol the Mass. 30 lenbv v« Mrs. D. B. HaweS; Dr. f’oVer Story ♦# Star* John Smith and Robert tween a retired postman and an John Fisher, time arrives for Slone to pay his ^ Film 88 Crawford Jr., in “ Rope of Steel attractive waitress leads, to an 10:4ft O ff T o Adventnre 8 debt, the great ornlbr Daniel iiMBJElLENII^ Tel. 11:46 The Lining Word 53 ’ll*:## Insiyhts 9 4:00 Wlnehell Show. 8 A robbery witne** k*?cp* the stolen outbreak Af poltergeist activity. Huff Dry Varieiv Starring ventriloquist Webster — before a Jurv of 13:## f^ y e O f Life 3, 4# _A money for himaelf when victim M ovie At 1# 18 Faith F»r Todav demons- pleads the farmer'll BUILDING MATERIALS MI 9-S253 — Truth or Conoegueueen 32 9# FLOWER ^ Rriefinc Session 22 . Paul Wlnehell. his friends and .’ and *ii*pect are killed, “Sins of JexebeT* Savings Over\ gYifsts—Boh Hammond's Birds; case. Reatle** Gnu , 8 S3 S oga rfool 3. 44. 58 1#:5# K een T n lkln r 8. 4#. 59 Rir Picture 90 8:39 l.aw m an 8. 53 13:3# Seareh For Tomorrow 3. 4# Ordinary Sacred Heart 40 Mar and. Ciierie. comedy aCro- LUMBER FUEL Will Hutchin* star* in “ Fernan Merv Griffin, emcee. Regular be*te act 9:00 TV Theater ^ 9 It t'oofd Be Ton 32 t# do.” Sugarfoot agree* to train a panel members are Morev lAm- FASHIONS Ijtiindry Service 11:1ft Livine Word 40 Dan Duryen'’ and Piper 'Iâurlc L ore That R ob 8. 4# S3 11:30 Camera Three 9. 40 Ask W ashington 22. M NEW HODRS: OPiEN DAn.Y 7:S0 A.M. MIMfDAY Thro SATURDAY vount fighter, but didn’t plan on • sterdam Pat Carroll. Orsf*n wean. A r»nne1 of newsmen answer view Elnr .In “ The R<»ad That Led •]3;45 The Gnidlng Light S. 4# interference from the entire Dabnv Dayton and Paul Wlnehell This Is Our Faith ' 8 Afar Slorv of a mouutain girl OPEN U V ni. B P.M. MONDAY Thru THTRSDAY. 1:## .New» 3 The .Mad House .22 er's questions. Panelists. Arthur tough and unxcrupulou* popula L ock ap , . . 33 A y’ Borriaull R*rt»«rd Tlsrkêss Roy wlio .fulfills her dream’ of travel-. Abont Faeini 8. 44. 53 tion of rhe Barbary Coa*h M edio 3# C’omnlnnd Performance 30 Ing. \ M atinee 33 M ItIK O W S K I 12 Television M’o^kshop 9 p>>«rer artd Rieiher Van W aggon er 8:## 'The Dennl* O'Keefe- Shew 9 11:## New*. Weafber and Sport* 8. 8. 18 ' Tiiffv. Dinah RhoVe Show 22. 3# FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 r . „ r S ' •’The Killer*’* Part H. When a rival cclumnlst print* Rig New* 33 \ “The Walls Between’*. Drama is < Color) —Dmah emcees an all- M ovie M atinee . 9# \ alKMit the artificiul harriers that M«*vle • . "* 18 HOME improvement HEAOqrARTERS . items that Hal Towne had re=* New* and Weather 9# 695 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER “ T>*«* B le P un ch’*. - Italian show with guests includ- • 1:#6 Our Miww Brooh* 8 garded a* his own exclusive* Feature .4# 4# Nneople build • t'etween each other Ihg, Kossana Broxxi. D om en ico t.S# The W orld Turau 8 t# Vthe wail.s which prevent them 4:30 *'»'nVen A rrow 8 KM.INOTON BRANCH— WEST RD„ ROUTE 8S— TRcmont 8-6tl8 then he cannot help believing that 11:15 Feafnre Film . ' 3 MT 9-5268 C o-sl»rs .John T.unlon and M ichael (“Volar'e” ) Modiigne and the Who Do Ton Truirt? J old friend* Karen and EUot have “BHly The Kid” . Robeyt-Taylor- < a iin d ROMAT fulfiUlne their r>otentials as Troveiol! Dance (^rriup. also Jr-ev New* 23 cothnlete hiim en beinfr.s. An.^sra In “me of his fath er who 1 :69 P ra yer 23 8:9# The Many. Love* •# DoWe "Yaqui Drfims” . J. Caroll Nash- Center St. News Review* • tO i« so a traitor (RV. ditional guest. 3:## F*r Better or For Woroo 8. M » jfkhnVv Hnnkins File 7 "Ô 11:80 Jack Paar Show- 32 — Fare The Nation. 4# Tke R ebel 8. 53 aecp F or A D a y 32. 1# Star* I>wayne Hickman In “The 13:36 A lm anae 4# — “ R ed \ TTight for •Gr<^wlh:“ '" A ’ M ovie At 9 18 a ay la Court 8. IS m.aior ^îreaklhrouch into one of Interview nfogram: Stuart Novins. Power of'Positive Thinking." Girl- 13:50 New* and Weather 3 YOU8 YARN SHOP rnoderator. “''’erring To Wantons” , W . P. OUlSH 9:8# Hou*e Party - « *• crasv Doble learn* the secret of l : 0a New* 34 rmture'sxmysteries the control Flight l..orella Young Theater 33. 9# (One Block East of Main niechanlsin of plant nrowlh. Dr r'«tfo»*e*l 3 magnetic power—guaranteed to 1:8# New* 8 World* Championship Golf 3# 9:30 AHeed fHtrhri»ek Presents 3 G ale Storm Snow 8 S8 Between Oak and Birch) H. A. BoM hwick. principal plant “The Day Of The Bullef. A . make him lrre*t»tlble (b- gorgeous QRIfl-N PHARMACY Rr.h r*ro.*bv com m en tator. M ike 8:## Mr. and Mr* North 9 Thalia Menninger. ^ Art Needlework Snp^He# AerIcuIlure'Besearch Center phys- .RouchaV win oniYose Dave Rs«»«»» newsoaper headline about a mur FUNERAL HOME Voang Dr Maloao ft. 8# Frank Gruber, wOio produced CHARI.BS A. BARBATO lofoRrlst At Ihe Beltsville, Md,^ der..recalls ih^ strange conse^ Beat Th e d o c k ...... 8. 81 - T V W artim e -33. 9# •Free Instructions' fruc.Rt. explalfVs And demonsl.r»‘tes 4bell W e D an ce 22 (Color). *"Iê' Closed Set” . Stars "Shotgriin Slade’N ^th Scotit Brady, 5 *DA Fnndnv Fnnnies 8 quences of a father’s mistrust <«f m m a i n ST. TEL. M l 8-B946 All Star Playhouoo t# Joan Fontaine and Agnes Moore- Free ParktnK B.S..' Phami. how his team\ of scientists dis his s'«n 9G veers earlier. 8:8# The Verdict I* Tour* 9. t# wanted to get ii^partlal opinion* UAIID PRESCRIPTION covered the s^ret eiemenl in •“ Bv the Old Min Scream.** Cas-. heAd Drama about a motion pic 80 COTTAGE ST.— MI 6-YS56 per “eels the bof»k“ as a finger The Alaskanii 8. 4#. 59 From Thede' Rooto 33 9# ture star'* lost relationship with about hl« forthcoming seriefl, £4 n U U n SERVICE the irrowth procc.ss. 10:00 EVatin*- Rk«w 22. 3# Coaneetlent Baadvtaad .8 12:10 Wnshlntrton R epi^ t 8. 9# on Amateur Kle'ht. but meVes the her daughter. “Johnny FlctOB— MI 9-B841 IN MANCHESTER -Church. Diocese of Caitfornia. Information ■gamer—Allen- -T.»wlden.- Ten.4 - ■ 39 WEDNESDAY Tcfeu/sioii and sruest Dr. S eym ou r M arlin rnoderalor and- eight ' collegian Alfred HItchCoek Present* 4# Nichols T ID F Upset of School of Sficioiocv, 11:00 Rnndav New* Rneclal 9 Why Not Take Her Oiit> Univ. of Cal Tliev will discuss contestants T American Bandstand •" d# / H aw aiian E ye 3. 4# Manchester ■ Inc. Ct»nmolonshln Bridge News I Feature Film . _ 3 / Star* Anthony Elaley and Bob “New Look at Arherlcan Demc»c- Time Present 3# News and W 'ealkrr 8. 3# Cantiaealal naasroam Conrand in “Cut of Ice.” Sus \ i r a e v ’ ’ Rnndsr Nile Mavle - Aarred Heart “NIrtt Ha* A Thouennd Eye*. tlUST ASK HER— Chet Huntlev reporting. News Edward G. Robln»on-Gall R u m c picion of hijacking a half^milllon 12:3ft Teeners Talk U p ' J “ Hi»h*-r and. H igher” . "Frank Slna- TU* Oar Faith dollar diamond faUa on cabbie s e e W h a t s h e S A T S ! 0 O O D Y E 4 K . I2!.ft« News J featu res _ tracMlchelp Morgan. C-oaMaenal Claseraau* Popeye Theater i * Report From Washlnyten 18 Thr l^ne Ranger 8 F irst Show KJm and Ixmdon courier George Wvervman*s''Famlly 18 Report From W'aslilngton 59 ITD S Make A Difference Wîere Yon Save! (Coldrt Crew*. It euddenly dleappeara be X ■ - 1:#0 We Relieve • * 11:15 Film Catholic Prayee “ Johnnv BellT>da**. Call Ml 8-l'4lSfor.Reservations 'Film . U Roju. R oger* fore deliver>' to-the eatekeeping NYLON TIRES Oral R oberts *8 ”T.adv Tn The Lake *’ Robert Toda« , 90 Science Fiction Theater 22 «iM Sm«ll World - S. 44 Morning Seminar Eaviy Show. pf.Inveatigalora Tracy Steole and \ Wlih Kdwnrd R, Miirrow, • Monlgomery-Audrev Totter.,, f:9# O r c h id ”, ^ m i a m ' Tom Lopaka. p i :;r n t y o f p a r k i n g Collece News Conference 8. 40 -%y..rtd*« Best M ovies t 7:3# P ra yer “Thu While Store and Plant ?95 Broad St. Meet The Press l.iindig\in Harbor Command 18 A T 45 E. CENTER ST. A noted puesl interviewed bv “ Sh*ne On H arvest M oon” . D en 7:25 Town Crfer 18 panel of oollepe Murtenis. Presi \CoH 4R ,,8 New* Teeasyille 9:8# I’ve Got A Secret 8 fireat Itecislons" *8 tils M orgar-.Tack Oarsr.n. 40 With Garry Moore. ho*t end em dent Elsenhower's pending Tvalln The Late Rhow A 18 3h% 7:90 Perceptioa Twilight Theater 58 TEL. Ml 3-5179 A m erican . trip and 1980 politics Phil Silvers - . II ••Naked Cl*'* '' B arry Fltr.gerald SAVINGS Breaklasi Tim* My Friend Flicka cee: panelist Rill Cullen. Henry f'SHp^nlonshin Bridge "8 Ctntch Cargo 8 Morgan, Bet*v Palmer and .gueat will he the tnalor suhtecis of dis #•30 T»». Twentieth Century . 3. 4§ 12;5t News and W’eather . 9 8:## flap Richards 6:55 8 cussion when O regon Sen.- W ayne |s.ss Wutment of Meditajlidtt . . 8:18 Almanac 6:## Rat Mf^terfton Rum* and Allen 18 -Townra". T>«‘ .-lorr nf on» aitc/ L O A N Current Cartoon Playhon*f 18 MR. CAR OWNER! M orse Ar\ avowed Democratic battle on one Paclftc. island, tnat 1:30 News . 8 A SSOCIATION c'nntsin Kangar*D !•:#« TV Theater 3 Presldertlial Candidate, appears. Annual 8:90 ftehednie For Learutug ^ree' Musketee^ ^ "Iron City Ju*Uce.” Story p( 14 HOUR SERVICE Dividend 8:45 It’s Fun U 'Reduce A?26 Weather. New*>nd Sport* J the novel and^ humane methnei* ,S|M»rt»eopf. New* A W eather *8 v / A / e s Rate - 9:## Fsatorr Film _ .. 6:9# •employed by^The (^|v of - Pitts ■ «wcm iTf-» »LDi«T - yiiiA'wemt m«TiTutieii “Holiday In Mexico”. Fart H jRobin Hood A J* burgh in handling Juvenile delln- For tlioro^ph, depend AMBULANCE Diag D o« School __' ClobhoBse / • . -I "quenev. MONDAY Television PROGRAM Romifcr,-B^m E n core • •• m Thf* f* Y ou r Life , 33. 9# SERVICE /OOt tA€aiA S treet, cyHayoSe T ex P a v el’ i^JFua Show 6:45 New* / *** 5? Ralph Rdwards. ho*t able service ort\ an y m ake OF MANCHESTER Albert Bgrke Report* 8® All Sfar Playhouse 40 8:00 Duckpin Ibiwling 18 Looae^Taac* 6:55 W edfiesdav Night Fight* 8 68 3:30 The A erdicl U Vaur* 9. to I 8:30 Fatlior Knows Best -3 9:16 tnptafn Kangaroo ^ S p o r t * ^ *• Henry Hank ▼* Kid “Sixto” , Rod- of. car see \ 8:00 Continentiil Classroom T ales of M etis Fargn 22 30 A 9:9#-l" sfarried Joan After Dinner Movie 3 riqueij. KVround light henv\'we|ghl TEL. M l 3-0350 8:15 Rncred Heart From These Boata. Dale nobBourbon Street Beat 8. 4#. 53 1#;## The Red Row* Show _ Shogun Slade , " “Tf* A (*iteat Feeling** , (C o lo n Who Do Von Trust? Don WILklS Garage Dough Re Ml 33 Wanted: Dead Or Alive 40 4:## Ranger Andy . Richard l^ng and Andrew Dug M■ /y(vie 4i Seven “ 6:59 Catholic Prayer gan co-star in “Melody, in Dia B olly w ood ’ * B c»t ..erlal Gunner” If :.9# Wichita Town 32, 80 92/ Comedy 9’**'>‘'hou*e S P E C IA U kT S IN 23 Bourne Biiiok. Inc. 7:00 Todav ' . . . Amer^cnn Bandstand monds-S’ When Melodv Lee Mer 1#:90 On>lT»e Go V^âther—l.oeal New* Star* Joel McfTrea In “Afternoon I'niversity of The Aly cer bfirrow.s a valuable gem to . W HEEI- ALIGNM ENT and Public Defeuder u. New* and Weather In T ow n ” 285 Main St.-^-Phone Ml B-4S71 M oyle 58 Safe Fur/ 7:20 Praver ^ f«ad - T<^ Hnppine.aa *— - wear to Mardi Gras she unwit- ______BRAKE SERVICE Play Your Huuch Man With A Camera ______40 7?25 Town -tMcr— ....------TTngTy become.* the tarffet for a New* Snort* 'durSeF ...... QUALITYÛSED CARS------The Three Stooge* GENERAL AirreTÊPAlR y M arkham ...^ x 58 New* * 4:15 Secret Storm 40 light-fingered conV artist mho Storaae 7:90 Perception pilfer.s the stone and substitutes MlteheP 9-4B8I—18 MAIN 8T\ HANCHERTEK Tbo Price I* Right B« Oor G«,«t ^ " 1:# N ew*. W eather and Sport* 8, 8 4:30 Edge ol Night ^ 3 December Bride Breakfast Time Ad%'entnre T im e 22. W an imitation. Vari<-tv—Starring Oeorite wItt, New* and W eather- 5# BONDED PICK-UP H:00 Han Richard* 9:0# The Danny Thojnas Show 9 CXaceBtratieu host and rm cre; featuring v o « I - Rig New* 22 8:10 Almanac' American Bandstand *• Who Do You Trust? 4:59 News and Weijther IJ ’ Andy Griffith piavs a* small- town Irt Marv Ann Mottilry. tK<- . Gt<-nn F eatu re 4# 4# H:16 rntuain Kanraro* Cover Story Miller Orcheatra conducted,, dt 5:#0 f enlure 0*llm •« „ ® sheriff Justice of the’ peace, phil 11:16 Fea»tire Film 9 It’ s Fun To R edu ce osopher and u'lt when he appears Film ■Ray McKinley and Ruesta. ' ^*99 River Street” . John PaynO-' Lombardo Own Spoiiaor 7 8:30 Schedule For Learning “The Mighty Barnum . Wallace The Llvlug Word - Beery-Adblph Menjou ' « «g as guest star. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Evelyn Keye* 8:45.It’s Fun To Reduce ' Peter Gunn. 22. 9# Ixive Of Life Wafd'Brfendrr »------— ^ 1:9# Prayer The P rice U Right 23. ^ Play Yoiir Hunch ^ Clnhhonse If election by Îs former assistant, 3;## Day la Court ' MANCHESTER Modern Digest attempts toTefute the general be For Better or Worse C o lo r—Blll Cullen la em cee. tl;00 I live Lucy 3- 9. 92. 59 lief that he a has-been. Adventnre* or 0**le A Harriet 8 The Price (s -Rlglil 22 0 6:45 New* TEX PAVEL’S FUN SHOW ueen For A Day , "The UnlnvUed GueataA elate ULTRA FASHI6N OPTICAL STYLE BAK I'ohamics of American History jS Sews and Weather 8 Frank Sinatra Show 8. 4#. 53 Sale Storm/Show 6:65 Albert Btirke Report* JJ Special musical hour with guests N)f con fusion in the. Nelaon houae^ , MAIN ST.— Ml 3-1191 11:30 4’«7nrentr»tl«n 22. 3# Loretta Y’oung/Theater hold when a ^letter arrive* an- HEARING GLASSES December Bride 3 S poft* 4J —l.ena Home Mary Costa. Mrs. CARTOONS AND INTERESTING BITS House Party 17 O A K ST. 7:00 rhls Is Alice * Franklin D. Roosevelt, dancer no.uncing the intended visit of Hollywood’s Rest (Coni.), 8 9:## The Millionaire Bome people Ozxie and Harriet bypUALITQNE ^ PROFESSIONAL HEARINO Acs4i»*m%' Plavhouse 40 -"F eatu re « ,'2 '• Juliet Prowse and #romedienne FOB THE YOUNG FRY Yount Dr Malono M ovie At 7 1» Barbara Heller. Beat The .Clock apparently met during a summer -4^1D SERVICE Film ^ ^ .58 weekend, at a reaort. .The prob Phene ^1I 3-6247 11:46 The Living Word 53 * ’'Protect McK)n Baae ^ • Citiien S«ddier ' T8 All Star Playhouse NEW . . . 699 MAIN ST. V f.4:0(l • ovr -Ot Idle ' 8 Ifr . Weather l^cal New*/ 10:## Itennesey . 9 8:9# Tne Yerdict I* Your* n n lem no eecollectlon of* the' ex Truth or Consequence* 22 3# News ol the Hour and Weather .39 The Steve Allen Show ** ,22. 9# From These Beet* pected cueeta. * Reantr Hartford, JA 6-218T Restleso Gun .ft3 V. News and Weather J; Color—Guests: Henry Fonda. Tom Conuectleut Randstaud Life of Rilev -JJ 12:30 Search For Tomorrow 8 \People’* Choice Poston and Art Farmer’s ja»* Kathy Godfrey TV Mall Order M • Performance 7:15 UirMlehtu ' « G roup. COBURN & MIDPLEBROOK, Inc. Tho .Miilinnalre 3 ft ' oulti Be You . '42 to . Who Do You Trust? 9:## • Concealability Home appointments— ».«ve That B»*h:' - 8. 40 ft3 N e u’s ' M ovie at 1# , 1 8 4:## Ranger Andy With Mar\'tp Miller. Dick -ôrk by yoiir Invitation. 12-;45 The (MijdiHg Light 3. 40 Doiieiiis. h:dward* A the New-s 10 •Til Gel You.7 V INVESTMENTS Comedy Playbduse Mafa aa an ex-GT who find* that DRAPERIES and 1:00 > eU - , ■ 3 7:90 C BS Reports , - 10:90 TV Show With June Allyson S. 4# M B . GEORGE F. JOHNSON JTB., Manager American Bnndstaad the mllllon-dollar gift - Michael About F aces S. 40. 53 ■"rb'- Frccdnrn Kxploaion. A Ve- “Threat of Evil”. Bar^v Nelsr»n » M ovie Anihonv deliverji I*-email onn- At Home W’ith Kitty ■ 42 .pf*rt op ib e excitin g event* in re.. and Pat Crowley must choos'e be FRIENDLY AND HELPFUl- TRANSACTIONS HANDLED___ "Little Big Horn” polation for a “ Dear John” letter. M.ovie Matinee " ’'0 c»'in1y prlmallVe ■ Nigeria as that tween hiding or fighting hack ON ALL EXCHANGES LISTED A.ND UNHSTED-^MUTUAL FUNDS The Three Stooge* The P erry C om o Show ^ • 22. 8# CURTAINS .'.'iDii: Kil I*, rtl"___Burt.- Lancaaler. country prepares to lake Its place when crime syndicate killers In 4:15 Secret Storm C olor—Guenl*;. .Aflenor W enre*. Pa rl 1 am ong' Jhe ‘mr*derrt“ d em ocra cies vade a suburban neighborhor*d. 689 MAIN STREET TEL. Ml S-llOS 4:9# Edge 0» NIeht -Jbee Ferref and Frank D'Rbne; See Us. f o r ...... 1:05 CAir .Miss Brdoks of tlie wY*fld. Man W ith A C am era 8 58 Adventure Time ainger also Patrice Mun.«el. PYRENE and C02 FIRE EXTINGUISHEftS Beautifully Cleoi •’»'« '''orM Turn* Rl.verbont ^ 2!2 90 11:00 News. Weather and Sports 3. 8. 18 W!h» Do Yon Trust » Ptar.w Dnrren McGavin and Burt Rig New* '22 A1.SO FOR'REFILLING SERVICE Vews" Reynolds in “Jessie. Qtilnn”, A News and Weather 80 ond Pressed This Is The Answ er ' plr* ng willed Texas ranchpwner Feature 40 4# ‘ All Expense Tours and Cruises 1:5!t P rayer t ^llsrovers that both of her son* 11:15 Feature Film " • * 6 LARGE FLOORS OF FURNITURE SCHIEBEL BROTHERS ?;H> For 'Itetter or F or W orse ■ are espioqage agents—but on op- “Death Takm A .Holiday” . rr<*d- GLOBE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS Queen Foi a Dny 1 ‘oelie sides —In the war between erlc March-Evelyn Venable Tickets, Reservations, Information SINCE 1919 Dn'i In Court M'-xIcr. and T e'XBS. ’(Repeat). Jnek r a a r 90 . Airlines, Steamship, llailroad DISTRIBUTORS MANCHESTER t:30 •l-o'- ‘"•‘ My Chev^nne 8, 59 World** Rest M*vie« i 8 Hotels, Resorts.: The LADD and HALL CO., Inc...... ^ PROCTOR ROAD and CENTER STREET f*Unt W alker stars In “ 'Muticm '•Desire. M e,” G reer Garson^ TRAVEL SERVICE f.ri*rctta Young Theater *6 UNION ST. — ROCKVILLE DRY CLEANERS ' Gnie St«»rm SHom Puncher” (Rl. Cheyenne Bo4 Young Dr Mnloa*' to work for a .•ihrewd, iJoker-play- 1 :## New* 9# Beat tb« Uvek ‘ Inc rancta'woinioj. .li3#Newg . ■ t PAGE FO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,’ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1980

THURSDAY Yefemion PROGRAM THE BANK THAT Ol VOIX Maria l l mothers, devotes a lot of careful CsBtiBenial Cfausrsma “Flaxy Martin**. ‘ plannink for a Youth House proj PLANHEl > Sacred Heairt The Three Stewree Ri e c t m ^ > TMs Oar ralth<: 4:1ft Beerrt Storm 41 ItM Johnny BIm o .*• * Coatineatal Ctdtirsaas 4:Si RAcr Ot Nlchl S Stare Don Durant In “ T h e Aeaaa? SECURITY ■ (Color) Advesitare TImd )t‘ sins" Akim Tam iroff eucat stara. ^ td m k Baranov, fleeinc the secret poltce. I CalhsUo Prarar Amerteaa Bandatand l i I Today . ft:it Fratarr iTUxn 9 coihes to VeUrdi. Arts., where he ELECTRONICS Koridas Bomiaar ' **Marriod Bachelor'*# Robort finds Iwo tyrannies to fight— the rm r e r Young-Huth Humoy hired gunman who pursues him Crlrr ' Popeye Theater t. 4t .• and another* even deadlier despot- LABORATORIES Firn9 Shofi 9t 1 :8 S Fed______^ *‘Uttle Caeoar’*. BdwaWi G. Rob^ Jokaay Staccato **.) .** BreaMast Tima J it^ n . ^ ! Stars John Cassavetes ;ln An SiSS RaDRWrhard* Boy Bôro , •• Act of Terror." A ventrllokuhrt p 277 BROAD ■ ;1S Almaaai ft^M Rarly A o w St dummy erposes a murderer O niTM it B B B ttiîilvId eB d rmlB 8 :U Captaia irarao “ Raiders Of Old California’* The Rest iirCors ^ , „ * i* B;SS Schcdale . . Learalar Teensville It "The Town CounelWhan . Grand 8:dl it’s Fan To lacS Twillrht ThejOrr ' 4i pa volunteers to he campaign LOOK FOR 9;M Fratare nF( im Roeky and His Frieada ftj manager wbeh his friend OeorM “ They A l l ----- Bride". 5:55 ClDteh Carro ' • MacMlrhael runs for polltllcal of T h e S a ^ g s QUAUTY... Joan Craarford-—. Douklaa • :M (laehleherr!t Hnaad fice. „ Dina Do k School Cnrtooa Playhopsa ;? Mlohacb la Africa «» Bomper Boom \ n Cisco Rid U S:M Dirk Powell’s Ban* Grey Theater . . . in tbe. prodncts we To* Faael** Fnn Shoarx 6:t6 Weather .Neva and Sports 2 Q a n k p i ’ Oar prodocto bear . Looney Tapes <:3» Rportseope ‘"Guns tor Garibaldi ”. Fenjando names that we dan depend S :U Captain' Kanicarso Danger la My Baslaess JJ Lamas guest stars as an Itanan SdB t MarHed Joan Skier's Comer J* officer who has conje -to a fron on . . . and they are baek- Fo>^ns Phone Vnar Answer U tier town on the pretenae of in M a n c h e s t e r ed by STiVNEK 6 ERV- • :SS BeanU Break 4:44 Thrills From .Olympics ^ ^ A heriting a fellow countryman a lOE. Eon can depnd on U ;M The Bed Bswe Show 4:4ft News — fa Jl. »J mine Main Office x. Donyh Be MU News and Weather B Bachelor Father »». W ^ 998 MsiB street' that. Hollywood’s BMt” irftft Albert Bnrke BeneHs f t Stars John Forsythe . “Idiot’s DelirM’’- R ports i t Pat Booae Skew ■ _ :», ™ East Branch M :M On Tbo Oo- T :t t Tala Man Dawson J MiyoshI Umekl. Japanese sing v m ing star, guest. 285 East denter Street I V \ l)I( ‘ V \ M N A ; \ U I Pablle Defender Johnny MIdnhtkt < U Play T oo r Hnncb M*kr1e Ai Revea ** M“ ovie " at... Niae----- West Branch Hnnr With Vsa “ Deputy Marshal** ® "Not For Hire” ■ 5S U:W I Ls»e Lacy Weatber--'liomi New# Doaglas Fairbanks Tkeater Manrheoter Parkade ’The Price Is Blyht News nnd w . , t - » r » „ t:M Show Of W C K to tl:M December Bride Cases of Bddle Drake ** ■ "Ethan Frome.” Julie H a ^ . Coneentratton J:15 Doaclas Hdwards asdl Tho Stanley-and Sterltne Professional Who Do Ton Trnstt Story of a domesfle J." late 19th century New Enmnd. Oarer Story Topic S Boouty Coro Film ■Tonaessee Pirate FOvd W»ow t* l i 11:45 Tho Lirlo* Word 7:M T h e ’ lM * OI.rmplc Winter Ohmes Color. Guest-"Peter Palrner 1Z;M I.oye of U fe -Si The imtoaebaWe# 8. fa.^W ' PraAle, back, ' Trnth or Coaseaaeaeoa Openlne ccrem'orios will be pre- Stars Robori S ta A In T h e Big front... yon Bestless Oaa arated. W alter Cronldte. anchor- Soueeie.’* Although a serms of MiNCHESTEI lo e h 'p re ^ lt:M Search for Tomorrow mnn; and News sport reporters smaH raldwestem town bank roh- ft 'loaM Be Toa- Jim M cKay Bud Palm er and berlAs bear the u n m lstaka^ s t g ^ from evei7 Love That Bob 1 t. M. 5S former Olvmole Hpire skatink ture of lending bank Banner F.llnt Ness and Ws feder- RATTI IMG CO. ' aagle wHh one 1S;45 The Oaldlay Uyht chamnlon Dick Button. .of oar expert 1:SS News Law Of The Platasauui , . d| police sides are unable to Abont Faces , Stars Michael Ansara. A hrai^ rather rorriurive evidence. 10 HENDERSON RD. hairdo's. At Home With Kitty accident occurs durlmi Clên Soldier . ^ ^ Movie Matinee hart's Investliatlon of the shoot- It'At Voa Bel Voar Ufa ** M l 3-7922 DIaorco Heariak Ink of a ranch hand In T iie Groucho M ar* 1 rSS Oar Miss Brooko M atriarch" Lynn Bari Is kuest Movie at 18 . , *“ ilM ’IhcIWery^J "In This Our Life o o MARLOVrS Who Do Toa ' istr Oslo Storm Shew *. M-,5* 18(18 The Lawleae Tenra " Nows "Mother Steps Out." Buaai^ aids .Tames Gregorv stars In T»o Oonyenleatty In the center This Is The Answer her neklertiri father and th ^ SAVf ^m e Kovaes' Take A of the Aopplac district. 1:5* Prayer „ _ dreams up a wild scheme to BY THE CASE t:M For Better Or Wore# niake her mother realise where Qneen For A Day her duties first lie. Death Vaflev Dsn _ . *, SELF PICK-UP MT Mala St.—TeL MI S-SMl 11:88 Hews W«2 ^ ^ • 'J ilna 81SUde Weather Sooria Hrwa ■ l:M O a J e ^ • .-W The.B e tty AT THE PLANT Loretta T4aa« dealer "Roeemary’s Bomanc^’ Îdle Big New. . . . . Haase Party .. .. attempts to core her *lrt Wen Hews aad Weattwr t:M Mr. aad Mm. Horih melancholy niopA orer a hrok^’acn kSl Featnre 4# ■ '— -• Sooitfe bS Oeoter RET Toaas_p*. Ilakma romance. ' •• •* 11:15 Featnre FBm .* B oalT h e Olnoh "Esiv To Wed." Van jobnaon- Nartli aS Waat Oeater j S o f o F u r AO ««tar Playhows SSi.*S?5re"Swry I . ‘ Mr. Jack Paar SfcHa_. ^ >:M The Verdler Is T ^ MWS ’ With the help of a dok; Worid’o Beet.Warieo ■ ■. Frsm Thesa Bssta - Bat MaSterson rcatores kuk money •■Arsenic and Old Usee . Gary \ S t o r a a e . Ooaacrtl*m BaadstohA to a bank and solves a rnwraer. ■ Grant-Jean Adair . Kathy OodfreT, Dowsa Bead Show S. 4f,. «» 11:M Jack Paar Wiew -- •ONPCD PICK-UP Who Ds Toa ’TrastT Doima dlaeovera what • healthy, n S B New* and Weatfcaa » .Mchoh TID^ 4:M Baaaer Aady younk' boy's Ides la of a' meeUnk 1 * “ .Comedy P l»y l> ® »f«. ‘ 6m m and. with helit of the other 1:1 MoocheWor ■ l o e . fisher GOODYEAR W Y CLEANSERSt kie. SSS BBOAD ST.—Ml S-1111 FRIDAY Teievision PROGRAM NVUM TIRES Story concemmg ^PCofeMlonal Movto . . “ ethics In the field of medlcliie. "Black Legion” sre PtMt m m. 8:88 CenttneaUl Classroom traces the rise of a young Scot The Three manges J* tish doctor from a Welsh coat- 8:15 Sacred Heart ^ 8:18 Secret SOegm ^ . -1 8:98 TWs Oar F a jtt , mining district to a practice r i \ 1 E m f e X 4:88 The Edge O f Night • TEL Ml 3-5179 Coatineatal Classroom Advealare Tim e *1. m London's Fsehlofiable Mayfair. (Color) Amcriean Bandstand' . •• Science Flrtion 19 n Divorce Heasteg 4? /// 8:58 Catkolle Prayer 6:18 Featnre FOin 1188 Today ' , " g •’After OfOcs Hours’ ’. ClbVk • :44 Deslln Plavbsase ^ Morning Bomiaar ^ 5 “ Thunder In the Klght” . Stars GaWeônatAhee Bennett 84 Hoim seRyiCE O ll^ H E A T 1:18 Prayer g Popeye Theater - • Desl Amas and Akim Tamiroff. 1:16 Town 0»*»I . First Show _ . , _ W George MacReady. Martdn ftfar- VtALl M A W I 'AtTHOC News .'o "Romance On The High Seke sha1l special guest Red Taylor; AMBULANCE Ho . Rogers Js Massimo Sergto. Sid Cltite and ’'“•USalS’Tlm. 5 Bo*o. The Clown JJ Eugene Derkers.. The operator of SERVICE will hisnt your home for less H:80 Ran Blrfcnrds go 8:58 Early-SSiew W a North African gambUna.casliio o r MANCRFFTB* 8:18 Alm anac. __ g “ Special Delivery . Joseph Col- becomes Involved In the TJ.8. Stale H.S" sny other bombr 8:16 Cao«aln ' w tnn Dent " attenfiols fo rhojre off the Teensvillo JJ traffic in counterfeit American TEL. Ml 3-0350 or type of fnel T"Bid-»"* ■ « • TwiHxat Theater J* passports Bfen O f AassDolts' - 18 Os rroTe It! W e n 5?rTing.•^ Judy (Jariand Bin Tin TIa . « S:S5 Ulatrh f'a rg* g fttf# Maagnersd# PaHy ftft. S# Dliig Done School' 4:44 CaanonbAll a A Bert Parks emcee Bomoer Boom , Cartoon PlayhovBO xg I8:#|i The Twilight ft. 44 Tex Pavel’s Fan 8 b ^ % eoaa . ,m _* H Stars Cecil Kellaway In E legy", WHITING CORP. Looney Tane, / «:tft Weather, N eir» and Ni»oHo J Three snAce ti^vefers of. the John Conte Lands 8:15 Cnotalo Kaagavoax «:S4 White Honter ^ « future who make an unjmneduled 254 BROAD St. 8:88 1 Married Joan / Sporterope, Now*- A Weather ft landing on an asteroid znilllnns of ■' Foeas . / 0nbhon*e g miles from earth, discover all ‘Joe Domino’ Role 9:55 Beaaty B * " !- Scope Phone Ml 9-1166 18:88 Bed Bowe Show ft. n . ftS the inhabitants but one. in a state 1*. 4:45 New* of suspended animation. Doaxh Be Ml . 4:ftft SfNirt* Cavalcade of Sports ftft. 84 J c ^ CJonte, who 8tarred In Hollywood’s Albert Rnrke Report* Boxing bouts. Billy Hunter va ’’M a tin g Theater” on NBC-TV "M en O} Boy’s Town 7:44 Dial Eddie M irhen, ' lOôund. heavy V Loekap . * * several seasons ago (and what a “ =” M"D®efe»der^ weight. ■ JOHN L lENNEY 11. Movie At Sevea Ro ^ r t Tayloy _ , j8. ftS furore resulted when that show ...... “.3U.vog.Rtac'*.- was - cancaed! hss - tended tho- A e H o ir Witt. .... Weather. Local New* to Live;’’ Aft<^ arresting a big- ll:8 « The- Prtee Is ,B l«ht . News and Weather • 88. « time mobster. Lf. .Russo )s ab- tltle rote In the forthcoming "Joe G. LEROY NORRIS I Love Lacy TV PlayhoSse . M “ * V - . .a --H hostage by 11 :S8'Concmtratlon ducted and held Domino” series. He’ll ptey a “ pri ASSOCIATE 1:16 Nery.JiongiBs Edwards « the gang. vate ejte.” Leading lady will be D^r^nih^v ’Hrlfl^ Sppft Show - S BTovle at 14 18 / Who Do Yon Troat? w w s . . « “ Million $ Baby” slrtger-actreaa Jean Martin. r-AVPT Slorv 7:58 Bawhlde « *• ?? Twilight Zone 'This marks a reunion for (Jonte Insurance of Alt Kinds Film _ ^ “ Incident of the Night Horse” 14:94 Black Noddle - 8 88 11:4ft" Tho Living Word Favor and Rowdy, discover *ofne Co-stars Peter Breck and and Miss Martin, who co-starred of their cattle snared In Mustang Bonds lS:tO lo vo Of telfo Russell Johnson In **'The In- on a T V variety, riiow some yeiuB Trnth or Ooaseqaeares hors^ traps placed oA' the., cattle dlan T ree." When one of lawyer The Restless Goo trail tQ Sedaila. and investigation Clay Ciilhane’s cHents is hang€>d ago. IncldentaJly, it was Miss 11:18 Search For Tomorrow ■ •.> reveals -.they have been set oy ad for robbery and homicide. - the Martin who spearheaded the \844 NO. MAIN STBEI;T It Conld Be Toa bid enemy of Favor*®. lawyer • is suspected of knowing Istve ’That Bob . ■. Peopif Are Fnnay ftS. 34 eastern campaign to "bring Mati PHONE MI 8-686a- .11:45 The. Golding Light the wbereebouts of the missing WaH Disney Preaeiit* 4, ftft -«06t. V . nee Tbeater back to the air” when .^Sl MAIN. STKECT 1:89 N ew *- - FYontierland. “ A p ^ h e Frtend- Person to Peftea ft. 48 Abont Face* . ship". Another in the Texaa John ^ With Charles ColHngwood; host. that’ program was canceled. PHONE M l 9-5928 AI Home With Kitty Slaughter series. HI* prospective Jean Maine and her hu.*d>and at Through her — and other jieoipte’s Movie »Iallnee mother-in-law refuses to let John her Pnrl.s apartment and T u n M ^ efforts, laxê sums of nioney were Divorce Hearing Slaughter marry her daugl^r un Ambassador to FYsnee— HoWt 1:05 Oar Miss B rool» til he discontinues carrying B ^rgu ibo Jr. ^ raised In an effort to effect view I:M *• Che World Taras 8:44 Troableshooler* 90 14^5 Aoortlithts JJ er’s sponsorship o f the series. But Who Do >oa TrasI? • Keenan Wynn aiid Bob Mathias BpcHs Camera 94 Manchester Drug News star “The *Towii That Wouldn’t the amount raised fell short of This Is-The Answer il:44 tve^tvier « 'RpsrU ft. 8. .18 'êd Mobm, Ph.G. Rdn. Phann. Die” . Kodiak holds the fate of a Bis Ne« W what was needed;-aiid was re Proprietor 1:59 Prayer ______flood-threatened community In Nen’9 .«md Weatkev K4 turned to the donors. 1:00 For Better Or For Werae hts power. 1440 Winter Ol4miplea 44 aeen For A Day S;S4 Hetel De Paree. ' EhavhABse. ' ' .58 OITT w i d e Say la Conri Stars Eiaii Holliman. **Hard Luck 1:88 Hoasr Party . 11:15 1964 Winter Olymptes 8 riL C C OELIVTOT Loretta -Toaae .Theater, for S u n d^ce." When Sundance Jack Taa? Show 88 Michael O’Hanten, -known to an Gale Storm Show hires a hard-luck old proapector World’s Rest Msviea 8 television viewers' as Mike Con PresertptlOB SpeolallsU 5:08 The M lllleaê as night clerk for his hotel, he is “ Beast With Five Fingers" Rob Voaa* Dr. Malaae ... nearly nut out of business and be ert Alda-Andrea KlDg. nors. sU r o f CBS-TVs '"nghtrope- O om ^ te Baby anti comes irivolved In a erudre fight ‘ "The Sun Come# Dp ". • Lloyd series, was bom In Fresno, Cali Beat The Clock with two notorious gunmen. Nolan-Ciaude James Jr. Coametle Department All Star Playhonso fornia. M ike who was an outstand ^ Slob Roem Suppliee ^ . 5:98 Coanrctlcol Bandstand ^ J e c G M 3ft. S4 Award Theater ^ 44 rhe Verdin Is Tonm Presents “ Not So Long Ago.’ ’ A 11:94 Aorfc Pw-t nkhw ” ing athlete in track and football; From rhese Boela - re-creat|oa..4t .the Vears ' 1945 to Feature Film . 9 excelted as a basketball cham pi(». Kathy Godfrey ,1950 'through fact-fllm.\muslc and. “Pursued" Tereaa Wrlghl-Rob- Bntpiiell Who Do Voa.TrastT . narration bv Bob Hot^ \ ert MItchum He is presently studying law and 9-4541 <*Thfi. .OMadel” \ 4$, 53 1:44 News 34 1:88 Ranger Andy hopes .to follow hi his father’s T il Main St.— Manchester Comedy Playhonso Ann Blyth and Hugh Grlfm|i star 1:45 Fridav Late Skew 84 American Bandstand - with James Donald, special guest 1:15 News • 8 footsteps. HOW STRONG IS YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIp>

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