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FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 kM B TWEMTlr-K>m Armngt Dafljr N«t Praa* Ron iianrl|[fat»r H^raUii ' .. For ttM V eak Itodad •rto* , H ank 80, 1861 rnrenaat of U. A Members of Manchester Assem­ anUUsd “As Orem School FTA will have an Grade T pupils of Sotrth Meth­ Connecticut Stats Oellega ta Nsrw ricsxi Im- open house Wednesday frpm 7 to odist Sunday School will conduct bly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Students Attend Britain Wednesday. Sm tfsi-The 13,979 Pwtly etoi^jr aad m « as About Town 8 p.m. for parents and children. a car wash tomorrow from 9 a.m. will meet Sunday at 8:30 a.m. st Twsnty-fllvs seventh gnuto stu­ sgs Abrosd.’’ free delivery tonight. Lew 8M8. finadap partly There will be an opportimlty to to 4 p.m. In the church parking South Methodist Church,to attend UNESCO Parley dents, sccbnqMuiied by their tee.oh- Sroccihfij by V6ttw • .ii‘ PSfaaa of i , f 55 N. Elm St. Plans will be dis­ MOSCOW (AP)—Th« So­ cussed for a 43rd birthday cele­ Manchastar By Bank Robber Beaupre Motor Sales, Inc.; 244 James W. Jackson, son of Mr. and viet Union announced today By ’THE ABSOOUTED PRESS ^waa bound by firemen who ex­ bration. HOUSE k HALE A torrid swath of flames, tinguished a brush fire near a Broad St.; Industrial Zone. Spe­ Mrs. William G. Jackson, 110 their Lunik 4 passed the moon cial eKCcpUon is requested to erect Hawthorne St., both of the First crackling through dry wood­ cemetary. E N F I E L D ~ ^ )— A wide­ St. Christopher Mothers Circle a t a distance of 6,281 miles In Virginia, where occasional a gaaoUne filling station and have Marine EHvlsion of the First Fleet, land in spots from Maine to spread manhunt was under Argentina Said Calm oerUflcate of approval for same at recently participated in a major will meet tonight at 8:30 at the on a course that will eventual- rain was forecast to spread slow­ Georgia, threatened further way today for a stocky ban­ above location. amphibious exercise off the coast home of Mrs. Walter Morrissey, f make it an artificial satel- ly eastward over the state, gale 106 Coleman Rd. wlnda dlinlnlahed to a whisper sfft- dit who escape with $5,048 All persons Interested may at­ of Southern California. te of the sun. death and destruction today. tend this hearing. S High winds spurred the blazes er fanning flames across some 18.- from a branch bank yester­ Mrs. Neal Tyler. 21 Comstock APRIL SHOWER Taae said the 1%-ton vehicle, 000 aerea of tlmberland. Asst. Friday, helping to level a wooden Zoning Board of Appeals The 60-60 Club of St. Mary’ launched Tuesday as a part of the day. The holdup man was John P. aifford. Episcopal Church; will sponsor p Rd., and Mrs. Samuel Pierson, 57 firehouse In Athens, Maine, In IB State Foiaater EM Rodger de­ last seen heading for Springi- Navy Aides Chairman b ^ e sale tomorrow at 10 ajn. at Arvlne Pi., will be hostesses Sun­ CASH and CARRY ON Soviet space race with the United minutes. All but one piece of mo­ scribed H as "almost a holo­ day from 2 to 5 p.m. at lAitz Junior States, passed the moon at 4:26 caust." field, Mass. Police said, how­ John A. Oagianello, W. T. Grant’s at the Manchester a.m. Moscow time. bile fire equipment was destroyed. Seoretary Parkade. Museum. The woodland fires have killed ever, he may have doubled ALL ADVER’nSED ITEMS Without epecifylng exactly what In one section of Shenandoah at least four persons in the past NaUonal Park. Va., one stubborn back toward Hartford after S u rren d er Russian aolentlata had hoped Lun­ week and burned up htuidreds of ik 4 would accompUeh, the Soviet blaza refused to die down. It eluding roadblocks on Rt. 5 at NO PHONE ORDERS thousands of acres. news agency said experiments (OonUnaed on Page Three) nearby Longmeadow, Mass. and measurements have been car­ At least four other persons were ’The bandU, described as 30 to One by One ried out. It said radio contact wiU kUIed by hurricane-force winds 35, fled with the money — mostly NO C.0.Ds. be maintained for several more that toppled live wires onto one in $20 bills — from a branch of d ^ s . car, overturned another and blew the First Natlonel Bank o t Wind­ BUENOS AIRES, Argen­ SHARP NEW SALE! down a building waU onto a third. Rusk^s Attack i l l Taw aald axtenalve experiment­ sor Locks. tina (A P)— One by one rebel ill:!: al material has been obtained In Georgia, where two men His face was partly covered with navy officers placed them­ 52-PIECE LADIES’ RAYON TRICOT PANTIE BRIEFS which will be of great Importance burned to death in the fight to a handkerchief when he entered WEAREVER WINDSOR SAUCEPANS On Aid Cutters selves under arrest today as reg. 69c for the Bbluticn of a number of stem about 1,000 forest fires dur­ the bank during a lull and pointed reg. to 197. COMMUNITY technical problema connected with ing the week, a third vlcUm per­ a gun at the teller, Mrs. Regina Argentina’s faltering revolu­ NOW 39c illed In a timber blaze that start­ King, and ordered her to hand over STYLING NOW ...... '...... 87c each the conquest of the moon. Called Blunder tion eased into its fifth day. a white only The data was reported being ed after he ignited trash in his her cash. Nothing was heard from the d SaVER PLATE • flrsfquallty heavy gauge aluminum a sizes 5 to 10 studied at cosmic space research yard. He was Homer Carroll, of When he directed the gun at four retired military men who led • % q t, 1 qt, 1% qt., 2 qt.. 6” fry pan iiiiii • elastic and band leg ^ centers. Ellijay. By GEOFFREY GOULD another teller, Mrs. Eleanor the revolt to oust President Jose m fg . list price 79.95 i l • and crotch______At Laurinburg, N.C., the badly WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre­ Mather, and ordered her to hand Maria Guido and stop elections. (OonUnaed on Page Three) burned body of Lonnie Brock, 72, tary of State Dean Rusk’s head-on over her bills, she replied: And diehard rebels vowed to con­ NATIONAL TOLEWARE SERVING TRAYS attack against congressional ”T1ie devil I will. That gun is tinue the uprising. slashers of foreign aid may—In only a toy.” ^0'^ III LADIES’ ALL WOOL FLANNEL SKIRTS Police said Mrs, Mather’s defi­ But loyalist forces pressed their the view of both friends and foes advantage and the end seemed reg. 1.00. of the program—tium out to nave ance apparently unnerved the 39.95 lireT.6.99. O J J bandit. He ran out of the bank only a matter of time. ’T)ie loyal­ ii! N O W ...... ^ Rusk, Red Ambassador been a tactical blunder. ist high command rep ^ ed the Both camps indicated his bold ■with his initial loot and fled north # decorated buffet trays • complete service for 8 jiiiii • popular stitched down box pleats In a car on Rt. 6. country completely undCT cemtrai • white, black, green, yellow, orange • evening star pattern iiiji! • proportioned sizes 8 to 18 (short, average, tall) charge may draw more fire on the and "peaceful and calm.” program, instead of diminishing Police described the man as • 8 knives, 8 forks, 16 iliiji « black, navy, brown, gray, camel Confer Again on Berlin about 5 feet, 10 inches, weighing A 25,0(X) man loyalist force stood teaspoons, 8 salad iil|i: • street floor sportswear 200 pounds, with a butch hair cut. ready to strike at Puerto Belgrar forks, 8 soup spoems, 1 jii|.;i ii— Opening six to seven weeks of BATES “PRH)E OF ANDOVER” hearings on the foreign aid He was wearing white, chef-type no naval base, last stronghold of trousers. By dOHN M. mOHTOWER ^cussione in the SEATO conference, authorization biU PVlday, the the navy rebellion, 850 miles HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS ted serving spoon, 1 j III 331/3% OFF! PLAYTEX BRAS usiuilly diplomatic Rusk shot fids southeast of Buenos Aires, unless sugar spoon, 1 butter :!•!!• , , . , WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretary Rusk is certain to discuss Ger­ man and Berlin problems with blast Gaming Arrests the navy commanders submitted knife pjjil a discontinued styles In bands’: and long line strapless styles of State Deem Rusk and Soviet to truce terms. JUST ijjjii a broken sizes Ambassador Anatony Dobrynin Schroeder. He Is expected to talk "There is nothing that the Com­ BRIDGEa»ORT (A P )—’Twenty- 10.99 meet today for the second in their over with De GauUe U.S.-French munists want more than to see the nine persons were arrested early Adm. Jorge Palma, commander reg. 2.50 'to 6.95. current series of talks on East- differences on Ehmopean poUcy, ‘Yanks go home’...If we Yanks today in a gaunbling raid. of Puerto Belgrano, and Adm. Gu­ • full and twin size SPECIAL SALE! although the State Department come home, the Communists wiU It was the second such raid on illermo Perez Plton, who heads | • bleached or antique white NOW ...... 1.66 To 4.63 West differences over Berlin. 'The meeting comes a day after described Rusk’s session with the begin to take over. Why any the Main Variety Store at 1766 the crack marine corps, both • rounded comers French leader as a courtesy call. American would want to cooper­ Main St. within a week. gave themselves up to loyalist • pre-shrunk, no-ironing THE M O ST Russia annoimced at Geneva its readiness to accept installation of Last night. Rusk held a 45- ate with that global Communist Police Superintendent Jos%b army officers at Bahia Blanca, 18 wardrobe coordinates FAMOUS NAME 331/3% OFF! a MoscoW-Washington direct wire minute conference with De strategy to beyond my under­ Walsh said about half of the melt, miles from the navKl base. Gaulle’s ambassador here, Herve standing. But that la what sharp arrested today were also picked An estimated 150 officers and Latest in styling, youthful IN LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND NAME for use In any future war-threat­ ’ -^Pakna, Signifying Ohrist's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, are blessed by the Rev. Walter A. KOTEX (box o f 12) SUPER AND ening oriels. R was considered Alphand. The envoy said later cuts In our foreign aid programs up in last week’s raid when 42 Hykzko, paator of St. John’s Polish National Catholic Church, for distribution tomorrow as Palm men were reported under guard in appearance—both GIRDLES and PANTY GIRDLES possible that Rusk and Dobrynin that they had covered Berlin, the would mean." persons were booked on gambling Sunday la celebrated by Christians throughout the world. St. Mark says, "And many spread their at Bahia Blanca, including fiva qualifications the smartly REGULAR SANITARY NAPKINS SWIMSUITS might touch on arrangements for North Atlantic alliance, the Euro­ Said Rep. Otto Passman, D^La., Charges. gannentS;ln the way; and others cut down branches off the trees, and strewed them in the -way. And high-ranking naval officers. Offi­ attired teen noan demands by WARNBR’S, FORMFIT, NEMO, VAN RAAL’TB technical negotiations on setting pean Common Market and who leads the fight to slash the Anthony (Beaver) Salvaggia, ttiey that went before, and they that followed cried, saying. Hosanna; Blesssed is ho that comoth cers of naval schools also turned reg. 45c 29, was charged with keeping a his shoes must have. Our many, many styles from • discontinued styles from our regular stock up this unprecedented link. SEATO. foreign aid fun^ each year: In the name of the Lord.” (Herald photo by Ofiara.) themselves over to army author­ For gaming establishment and re­ ities. Winthrop Wardrobe NOW ...... 3 1.00 which to select • broken sizes Rusk was scheduled to fly to Alphand also told reporters "Oofyoas will never give him a reg. 3.95 to 15.00. Paris tonight for a meeting open­ leased in 1600 bond, for an ap- AP correspUruguay. 50% OFF! While Southeast Aslan defense sentence. On Insurance problems will dominate the die- Recreated for Receptive Public But various rebel sources REEFER CALLER SLA CEDARIZED SPRAY JOYCIB, TROTUNG, VBL.’VET STEP, QUEEN QUALITY The 18-month old dog was to be claimed the uprising is not over. destroyed next Tuesday for four HAR’TFORD (AP) — The Legis­ They refused to recc^fnize as tbeir kills moths, flies, mosquitoes, ants 7.00 instances o f biting. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Elusive^Williams Cay, 70 miles southwest ill By MILES A. 8MITB ♦shown there before being brought lative hearing on state insmanee Cuban exiles kept U.S. and British of Nassau, for munitions or other spokesman Rear Adm. SDadlo ..... 4.99 To 7.99 Her owner, ’Theodore Mierze- commissions was "revealing to the Teachers Hit Asaooiated Press Arte Editor to New York as a benefit for the forces hopping today to rid the supplies believed cached there by Vazquez, commander o t the fleet, reg. 4.29 gallon size...... NOW 8 .1 5 a sizes 5 to 10, A AA to B—not all sizes In all styles NEW YORK (AP) — The art Henry Street Settlement, which jeiwskl of 96 Washington St., said point where It is essential that we unidentified men who fled at their who worked out cease-fire terms nationally advertised he wanted to save Lady even if It follow the investigation through,” Keys of Florida and the Bahamas reg. 2.59 gallon size...... NOW 1 .3 0 world Is marking a half-centuiy plans to open an art center on the of guerrillas bent on harassing approach. with loyalist leaders. "We have at 13.95 to 15.95 mllestoim In the dark, high-cell- lower East Side. meant gi-vlng her up to a new says House Republican chief Louis reg. 1.39 quart size...... NOW 70<^ Our very own Charmhouse OleMiss Ban owner. Cuban prime minister Fidel Reinforced air and sea units of not agreed to cease activities,” a inged (Ud Armory at Lexington Around the edge of the Armory J. Padula. the Miami-based Se-venth Coast rebel source said. reg. 95c Reefer galler sprayers...... NOW 4 8 ^ v o w Louis Golet of the Stale Depart­ Castro. Avenue and 2Sth Street. huge photomurals have been The Norwalk lawmaker said yes­ Guard District Watched for siieak ALL STEEL ffiONINC BOARDS ment of Agriculture and Natural terday he has called a caucus of British marines combed lonely The rebels launched their revolt On Paintings The famous "Armory Show’’ of erected to show what was going on departures by innocent-looking ’Tuesday, hoping-to remove Gui­ 1918 has been recreated In the in 1918. Resoumea, said yesterday Laxly’s GOP house members for Wednes­ 7.79 value. life -will be spared, but riie will be small craft which often have do’s year-old regime and block NEW COLORFUL SPRING same building where It first sent ’The •visitors can wander direct­ day to decide the next step in the proved to be carridng hea-vily 9.00 placed with a family living in an­ inquiry that the house insurance elections for president and con­ NOW ...... 5.99 OXFORD, Miss. (AP)—An or­ up the artistic equivalent of a ly from the paintings into a world Fungi Studied armed anti-Castro fighters. gress June 23. DRIP-DRY PRINTS der directing a University of Mis­ mushrooming fireball, startling where airplanes looked like box other state. committee is conducting. • 11 x>ositlon adjustable • COMPLETE WITH Mierzejewakl was recently fined Nodding peacefully at a Miami Military leaders feared sxUed nationally advertised sissippi art teacher to remove his the American pubUc into a -violent kites, suffragettes waved baimers Padula said the house will vote dock was the 35-foot motor boat controversial paintings symboliz­ dictator Juan D. Peron’s follow­ reg. 99c yd. at 14.95 to 23.95 • ventUated top PAD AND COVER reaction to "m odem art.” and taxis looked like those subpoena powers to the commit­ For Possible Vlolynn HI. It arrived EYiday ing the university’s desegregation Things never have been the French vehicles that saved the (Continued on Page Three) tee Wednesday so it can pursue the ers, allowed by Guido to run for NOW ...... yd. with its crew of 17 in the windup office, would win cmtrol of the 77c crisis today touched off protests same since. Concepts — cubism, day at the Mame. probe. of a cruise that started as a Cuba • fine quality drip-dry cotton . . . completely washable new "s” slat from some faculty members. fau-visna, post • impressionism— Maude Adams was on Broad­ He said he had received a num­ country. It was Argentina’s third St<^ Banting Says Chief Cancer Cause raid and bogged down in Bahamas military uprising in slightly more • small or large florals, geometries anl dark tones "I thought this happened only and names — Picasso, Cezanne, way then. Men still wore watch ber of phone calls from persons detention and a Nassau-to-Miami ALLSTEEL VENETIAN BLINDS Van Gogh, Matisse—that now are volunteering names of sub-agents than a year and took an unofficial­ 11.00 iiiilj tat Nazi Germany and Communist chains. Chorus girls looked like Town Fire Chief Clifford Mar- voyage shadowed by Coast Guard Russia,” said one faculty mem­ familiar household labels burst those flipping pictures In the pen­ that receive commlssionB on state- By ALTON BLAKESLEE ly reported toll of 81 dead and SB son has asked town reeldents fliers—until they lost the little wounded. MEN’S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS i i reg. 3.99. ber, not connected with the art upon an unprepared pubUc. Most ny arcade. to stop burning mbMsh tai home pmrehased polices from the John Associated Press Science Writer ship in darkness. buy now for eruises,_ iiiiii N O W ...... 2.97 department. "We are supposed to of the public, along with most of CharUe Chaplin, the Gish sisters P. Kelly Oo. of Hartford, the LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP)^C^ncer 'The only English-speaking southern vacations and Incinerators bemtase of ttie dan­ values to 39.99. have freedom of expression the critics, hooted. and D. W. Griffith were Mg names ger of grass fires. state’s agent-of-record. detectives are trailing &T stitlt%e member of the crew said the summer! ijljil a new "s” shape for tighter closing In this country." / The odd thing Is that In recreat­ In the movieB. new suspect—the lowly fimgus—as NOW ...... 2 1 9 0 iiiiii • nylon cord plastic tape Inst week, he saM, there Meanwhile, Sen. Eldward Marcus, Violjmn HI rebuffed a Coast The professor declined use of ing the show Itself, the sponsors As for the reaction to the Ar­ were so many minor bruMi D-New Haven, who had opposed a possible cause of some cancers. Guard cutter captain’s demand • broken sizes, 37 to 46— reg^ular, long, short “ • jiiiii a 19” to 36” wide his name, saying he feared re­ have brotight some nostalgic re­ mory Show itself, there is a whole Fungi, or molds, might contam­ slight alteration charges fires that 'at times there was the house committee Inquiry, has that the raiders allow their boat Bulletins prisals. minders of daUy .Ufe in that dis­ collection of cUppings from news­ scheduled a public hearing also for inate some foods we eat, or even to be boarded near the edge oi no equipment left In the town’s exist in some drugs. Dr. Michael MEN’S our entire stock The six oil paintings by G. Ray tant year. papers and periodicals of the day. flrehousea should a more seri­ Wednesday on two Democrat-spon­ Bahamas territorial waters. Called from AP Wires Kerciu, 30-year-old assistant pro­ In the center of the Armory al­ "Oiblst Art Clear as Mud.” ous Maze have started. sored measures that would alter B. Shimkin of the National Can­ Jerry Buchanan, 24, of Mieimi, f a m o u s r r a n d MEN’S HUBBARD FINE WOOL 36" WIDTH WINDOW SHADES fessor of art, were ordered taken most 400 paintings, drawings and "M ay Bar • Youngsters from Cub­ By 11 a.m. this morning town the system of distributing the com ­ cer Institute, Bethesda, Md., said was quoted by his brother, Jim, down EYiday from his 4jthihit of sculptures, of the original 1,600 ists’ Show.” "Crasy-QuUt Art Is fire engines had already re­ missions to subagents as political FYiday night. GUIANA BIOT nearly 100 works In the univer­ have been assembled to give the WORSTED DRESS SLACKS NAME SUITS reg. 2.99. not fw School C2^dren’s Eyes, sponded to five brush fire calls. patronage. FUngi are one of the lowest (Continued on Page Three) GEOBOETOWN, British GnL sity ETne Arts Center. same effect as 50 years ago. Says ’Teacher.’ ’ "Nobody Who has nie fires usually start from ’The bills would make tl\e <^te forms of life. Some are familiar • plain or pleated front NOW...... Kerciu conferred with Dr. ana (AP)—British soldlesh were by MICMABLS STERNS, 1.54 ’The exhibit was organised by been Drinking is Let in to See sparks blown frmn unattended a self Insurer or would put the as the molds on food. Including • perma-set crease Munson - WUlIams - Proctor In­ alerted today after a night «< CRICKF7TEER, J *F machine oil, vinyl coated and plastlo This Show.” Incinerators. grreen mold on bread, but tl)at rioting and looting In downtown • sizes 29 to 50 (Continued on Page Two) stitute, Utica, N.Y., and was Playing Child Lit slight charges for alterations. , . . s whits, green ecru Only 50 years ago. (Continued on Page Three) particular mold has not been im­ Georgetown. Sparked by an nt> Black Calf “ * • year ’roimd and eum- s slight charge for cutting plicated. tack Friday night on the enr Reporting to an American Can­ 12H to 8 values to 17.99 T|N| O A O weights i:= Boston Hotel Fire owned Iw the Americaa wife of Red Calf NOW ...... I I a T V A pairs A l • W - • cer Society seminar for science leftist irame Minister Oheddl 12% to 3 steds BURLINGTON MACHINE WASHABLE writers. Dr. Shimkin told of evi­ BOSTON (AP) — A slender, Jagau, the rioting led to an as­ iiiiii a dacron and worsted Leaders at dence Involving moldy peanuts sault and three arson attempts !l: frightened eight-year-old boy who BOYS’ and YOUNG MEN’S SPORT COATS ||| : and moldy com. by mobs on stores and boslneha- DRAPERIES In 1960, he said, 100,000 turkeys told police he liked to hear the es. Damage was estimated at • 100% all wool • wool and dacron a dacron and cotton ■:■■!; stout died in England from disease "fizz sound” of matches, has been 860,000. i _ _ _ _ Iiiiii a not all sizes In some reg. 7.99. End of Race ” X ,” traced to theif food. charged with causing the Sherry GROUP 1. values to 21.60. O A ======instances NOW ’The killer turned out to be a Biltmore Hotel fire that cost four HITS SEXIURITY RULES NOW ...... i O .T r w iiiiji S 37 to 50 5.94 poison, named aflatoxin, produced lives a week ago. =iiiii s burlux finish cotton damakk NEW YOBX (AF) — Dr. t . GROUP II. (wool with suede leather elbow patched), jjiiii In Canada by a mold or fungus contaminat­ The youngster was committed Bobert Oppenhelmer, recipient HEY BOYS V GIRLS! jijii s beautiful laurel pattern ing peanuts In part of their food. to Metropolitan State Hospital in reg. 24.99 and 29.99. 1 ^ O f t Groun I. values to iiiiii s 72” long, 60” wide to pair ot the highest award given by When rats were fed large suburban Waltham for mental the Atomic Energy Oommlsalon. NOW ...... I / s i r W |ip.i po oA iiiii s white, gold, celadon, bisque, champagne, aqua mint, By MAX HABRELSON amounts of this same fungus poi­ tests. The order was issued Fri­ cafe, {^ger, rose TORONTO (AP) — Canada!s was quoted today by the Kesr FREEST” BIRD- slight alteratlcm charges * iiiiii ■ . son, they got liver cancers. day by Juvenile Court Judge John York ’Times as saying Mint the weary political leaders plunged In Africa, investigators noticed. J. Connelly after police chairged into the final round of their public is often mkrinformed or 41.90 : : : n t Rodney Kent Aluminum misled because o f security reg­ stormy election campaign today (Cuttinued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Three) MEN’S WEARrRESIST SOCKS ts:u: Him with all signs pointing toward a ulations. The Bclenttst w a s n:::: 2 TIER TIDBIT TRAY Liberal -victory over Prime Min­ named Friday as winner of the Group IT. i/alues to Enrico Fermi Award of tha 6 by INTERWOVEN :::::: ill reg. 5.99. ister John G. Diefenbaker’s Cbn- 7.«t no__ servatlve Party. ABC—the same agency that de­ reg. 1.00 and 1.25. N O W . clared Hm a security risk In 2.99 Liberal Leader Lester B. Pear­ Members of Common Market 1054. N O W ...... 2 For 99c s high polish aluminum finish trim son planned to wind up with a tour of the Ottawa area vriiere he s plains and fancies 51.90 s satin finish body OASTBO ON EXnJBS s cotton, Orion and rayon will east his vote in Monday’s : Fear Domination from France s sizes 10% to 13 election. Diefenbaker boarded his KEY WEST, Fla. (A P )— bacauss of the low, low iiiiii special' train for a vriiistle-atop Prime Minister FMel Chatro prices, there will be a 50% OFF SYRACUSE PURE CHINA swing through 11 Western Ontario By Cari Hartman ^has congressmen putting on heavy predicts the 8,000 or so OUban ^ghtsUght charge ■ for altera- Hj|f; towns. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)—The pressure. exiles who have Joined the UJIK BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ WATER- tlons. Hiiii CIFTWARE Pearson scored a political tri­ Ck>mmjon Market is showing life "W e’ve done everything except armed forces win be sent to iiiiii umph Friday night when more again, for the first time since sail a battleship up the Rhine,” South Viet Nam. Havana radia REPELLENX ALL WEATHER COATS FAMOUS GALLERY COLLECTION than 16,000 eothuiriastic supporters French President Charles de said one American. said today that Oaatro showed up at a Havana hnsehall gnnaa s 2 ply cotton and acetate MEN'S FAMOUS a each piece an authentic copy of priceless Sjrracuse antique turned out to hear him speak in Gaulle’s veto on British entry Despite pressure, action could a some with zip-out orlon pile lining . Toronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens. threw it into shock two months hardly have emerged quite so soon and, while chatting wdtth e pure white trimmed with gold or platinum tors, was asked his • solids and plaids BRAND ^ A M E e vases, fruit bowls, aahtrays, candy dish, candlestick holders He said it was the largest political ago. from the Common Market’s pond­ • olive, tan, navy I i rally in Onadlan history. Foreign ministers, finance mm-- erous machinery. With luck a about the refngess. “At any • sizes 8 to 20 reg. 1.16 to 19.96. Pearson told the cheering crowd Isters and lesser fry from all six “gentlemen’s agreement” may meat, they^ send then to V M DRESS SHIRTS illi; J that his hour had come—his hour West European member nations i bring the duty down to 34 per Nnm," be answered. HiH. J fO W . a a a a a • a To reg. 10.99...... ’ ...... NOW 7 j0 0 9.97 to be prime minister of Canada flocked here last week to get cent from the present 37% per reg. 15.99 and 14.99...... •...... N O W 9 . 0 0 rag. 4.86 and 6.00 at the head of a strong, stable things going again. cent later this month. Sales are MIDEAST TOLL reg. to 22.99 . a a a • •>•••••••••••••••• 4 .NOW majority government. Apparently they agreed private­ not' likely to be much affected by OAIBO (AP) — Prealdsni WOW SAVE ON FAMOUS CHARMHOUSE .Mltical observers said Pearson ly to put on a bright face in pub­ this change. Onmnl Abdel Nnsaar’s was kt his best in the 40-minute. Uc. A few were almost lyrical. The minister s' accomplish­ nnn nIUtofy toroe In To ELECTRIC APPLIANCES maech, •which struck hard at Belgian Foreign Minister Paul- ments on other issues were limited has loot dM to 88# INTERWOVEN BOYS’ S(KXS 2.99 Dsifanbaker’s defensesa policiea mud Henri Spaak caUed it "spring aft­ too. ’The main problem is that rep­ •offaied SAM wennded In his attacks on 'tha Unitod States. er winter.” resentatives of the other five coun­ months of fighting I reg. 59c and 69c. In a speech at Brantford, Ont., American experts could not see tries—Italy, West Germany, Bel­ •d monnrahlsf NOW a broken eizee 14 to 17% .... gium, Netherslands and Luxem­ sonroes sold Mdny^ 39c e fancies, solid colora iiiiii e fuU oneme year warranty the prime minister called lon a that the meeting had accomplished bourg—are still afraid that France n Yamsnl a 100% cotton, Orion and cotton and nsyoa and white a portable electric mixer, automatic toaster, electric can a crowd of 1,500 to support him in that much. ’They expressed disap­ a Bolide, argyles, fancies and craw U Monday’s alactlon on Ms "Made pointment that it had not cut the is trying to dominate the oiganln- handqnartaea a broadcloth, oxford djlMl a sizes 8 to 10% In Ckiwda” policy. outalze dutiea on imports of Amer­ tion. Csmdlan Prime Ministfr John Diefenbakwr sketched AP Artist John Carlton’s sketch of Canadian liberal ican frosan chickens into West ■fer'-AP (AP Ffiotofkx.) Par^ Leader Lestor B. Pearson. (AP Photofax.) Germany. Ttala la aa’^lssna that s )*■ . i MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONM« SATDBXQkT. APRIL 6. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1968 PAGE m i l 4.* ' ■ . . ' • Rusk’ s Attack Members of C om m on Market Leaders at Sheinwold on Bridge State N ew s About Town G O P toH old Rusk, Red Ambassador On Aid Cutters Fear Domination from France The Hartford Coimty Associa­ End of Race tion of Medical Aeeletaats will House Caucus 4 8TA1KCABE PLAT N R t h M meet Monday at 8 a.m. at the Confer Again bn Berlin (CMtlBaed fraa Oaa) powers over thiaa iteration EattWett Roundup YWCA on Ann at., Hartford. Called Blunder bodies The Common Market tt- DEFEATS CONTRACT By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ■ — There wM be a fashion ehow and On Insur ance At last week’ s meeting ttw M lf, the European Coal and Steel In Canada (Oonttoned from Page one ten cup auction. Members ere re­ (Continued from Page One) importance of euch a link after (Oonttaoed from Page One) Community, and Euratom, an or­ Many of the beri bridge plsy* AOS BYench appeared to be calling the are develed on a etalrease rath­ minded to' bring articles for the (Continued from Page One) last fall’s Chiban showdown and ganisation for peaceful atomic de­ $36 In circuit court for allowing a auction, Women, working full or that France favors an “ ex­ shots as they asked the ministers* (Oonttaaed froaa Page One) er than at the bridge table. You U.S. officials were disappointed dollar tn foreign aid it ha makes velopment dog to roam. Lady was ordered irt-tlme In a medical office, are pansionist” Europe rather than that the Soviet government had permanent representatlvea in are walking up the etalrs on your BAOr state policies up for bid and abol­ statements like that.” Passman is All Schrader got out ot Maurloe Impounded after the last biting in­ ivited. Members may bring a ish all commissions currently paid an "inward - looking” European not picked up the idea more chairman of the Appropriations Brussels to draw vp a program Ooiive do Mmville, French for- “ Let us decide Guiada’s future way home when you suddenly think 101 s 4 a of the you ehould have made cident, March 19. guest. by the state and local govern­ organization. He declared that quickly. They were therefore subcommittee wMeh handles aid for action this year. eign minister, was that It would be determined in Gbnada," ha said, play the French government had taken a eoupfe ef boure earlier. ments. pleased when the announcement funds. Some lower level officlala ware he penntsslhle to study such a “ and that Oanadlana win detail : The Gilbert and Sullivan Work­ the lead among the six (Common was made Friday by Soviet Am­ N ( ^ d ^ e r • 7 S . Pact Vote Aumited Marcus said It will be a regular It was learned, meanwhile, Uuit imimpressed. “ Is there Bich a move. mine I t ” shop will rehearse "lolanUie” to­ Market nations in promoting de­ bassador Semyon K. Tsarapkln at Passman arranged a quiet meet­ thing as an inaction program? Schradcris other propoaal was Bast-West vulnerable WASHINGTON (AP)—A now public hearing at which anyone Opening lead — 4 of Spades. «K976 morrow at 6 p.m. at Center Con­ velopment of policies for lowering a meeting of the 17-nation Dis­ ing this morning at his office with one asked. for direct alecUona to a European A Social Credit rally in MoO' contract agreed on by the Marine may speak and no one will be trade barriers between the Com­ treal turned Into a near riot When this sort of hand Is actual­ K 10 T gregational Cnurcb. armament (Conference in Geneva. Gen. Lucius Clay, head of a presi­ Gerhard Schroder, West Ger­ parliament On that he got no­ Draftsmen’e Association and the specifically invited. • mon Market and outside countries However, the Soviet move was when 800 students started heck­ ly played. Bast wins the first trick A O S The house committee held a hear­ dential committee which recom­ many’s foreign minister, suggest­ where. Itae idea has often been T o o . Electric Boat Division of General Daughters of liberty, No, 125, such as the United States. not interpreted here as evidence ling Real Osouetta, deputy leader w ith. the ace of spades and re- Dynamics Ocurp. awaits the vote of ing Tuesday on seven GOP-spon- mended tightening up of the for­ ed two ways of strengthening the broached by West German Chan­ N e t* will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at The proposed "hot line” be­ of a policy shift which might eign aid program. common market Internally. One cellor Konmd Adenauer, but ap- of the party. tunu the queen of spades at the the association’s piembenhlp. sored bills on the state insurance Brawls broke out on the floor second trick. AD very normal, Orange Hall. tween Washington and Moscow bring new kremlin offers on ma­ A Democratic committee mem­ was to flue the three committee puantly Da Ganlla aeea nothing T h e pact, on which tentative system. was suggested by the United jor east-west issues. PALM SUNDAY, 4:30 PM . ber who strongly favors the for­ that hold limited supranational in I t at several points during Oaouetta’a isn’t it? agreement was reached yesterday National and state Democratic ineoch, hut moat of the hecklers Also all vary wrong. South wins i l r ® Sunaet Rebekah Lodge will have States as a way of providing high , Rather U.S. officials said, the eign aid principle said ruefully of by both aides with the aid of fed- a complete degree rehearsal Mon­ chairman John M. Bailey. GOP speed communication lyhlch might i installation of a direct wire should Rusk’s statement, ” I think this Is tmally were ejected. with the king of spades, leads a Mai iriediatore, affects 1,600 de­ state chairman A. Searle Pinney, About 16,000 atttended the rally club to dummy, and retunu the You should be able to punUh day at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows be useful in avoiding war by a c-' be considered simply as a prac­ putting a weapon In their hands... South Windsor the opponents at sbta«it nay eon- sign technicians at electric boat’s Hall. Officers and tableau mem state comptroller Raymond Thatch­ cident in .some international cri- ^tical step in the interest of both Lenten Cantata try to operate oh the principle at the Forum ,. many coming queen of dlamonda for a finesse. shipyard in Groton, Gotm. The er. a repre.sentative of the Kelly bus from as far as 85 mUes am y. West takes the Ung of diamonds tract bers are reminded to attend. countries without involving Impor­ that you catch more flies with For ShelBWold’a 81 - pace book­ technicians work on Polaris sub­ agency, and other officials were President Kennedy .stre.ssed the Itant concessions by either. honey than with vinegar.” but cannot defeat the contract. He marine design and development. summoned and testified under oath, "SEVEN LAST WORDS OF CHRIST* m.get one additional n>ade trick, let, "A Pocket GulOe to Bridge,” Members of Daughters of Lib­ Asking that his name not be Democrats Reverse Stands ■end 80 cents to Bridge Book, erty, No. 12C, will meet tomorrow although they were not required used, he added, ” Thia year is the it South has nine tricu as soon BOY ESCAPES DISASTER to. By Emanuel Choir and Soloist*, Mrs. John P offinb^er, I he regains the lead. The Manchester Evening Herald, at 7:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral year that the drums are beating Teachers Hit Box 8818, Grand Central Bto., New STAMFORD (AP) — An eve­ Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ Bailey told the committee he fav­ John Kerr and Bradford Mason under the direction of for cuts in foreign aid, which has Town to Start Revaluation The U ^ t dawns on East much ning’s romp with three friends ors abolishing the commission sys­ later. The next day be can dieeuse Yorit 17, N .Y . spects to Miss Florence H\lughes. U.S., British Chase Frederic E. Werner. fewer constituents on Capitol Hill Omnigllt - “ nearly turned Into dlsaater for a member. tem on government insurance at than anything else.” The Democratic Town Oounci' ' ► Woodoock read a praparad atota- OleMiss Ban the hand at lunch erith hie cro­ both the state and local levels. nies: “ My partner led the four of Generiral Featnireatnree dorp. Donald Dickson, 13. Maundy Thursday— Services of Holy Communion He added that he doubted Rusk men this week reversed their stanc mant giving, bis raasona for The boy was playing with his Bgainst immediaite reaaseaemen' spades and you can see that my Hose Co. 1, Eighth District Fire He testified that his son and j actually wrote the strong wording varalng the reasaeasmant stand. Ha friends at the Stamford railroad Department will meet Monday at daughter are major stockholders in ^ of the statement or reviewed it and have voted to initiate revalua­ said toat slnoa the Macah 30 mast­ On Paintings coirect play was to play the queen. Elusive Cuba Exiles 7 A.M., 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. tion at the earnest possible date I dare say many people would «lTANLtY WARNfR station laat night. 8 p.m. at the firehouse. the Kelly agency. His family and as carefully as he might have.” ing whan the 1966 raassaaamant WMle running along some the Kelly family were close friends ' The motion stetee the reaseess- waa Totad, ttw oouncil hod met have been careless eneuita b> ^ a y ment shall be effective Jan. 1, (Oonttaaed from Page One the ace ot epadee.” Uacks, young Dickson crashed The directors of the Kiwanis and had joined in many business (Continued from Page One) twice with Uia boBtd of aduootion. STATEE] into a pole and fell toward an on­ Club will meet Tuesday at 11 a.m, ventures, he said. | EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 1905. During these meetings, ha said ttaa East hasn’t actually fibbed. He The vote to rescind action taken Ouurlee Noyes, university provost hasn’t said that he played the coming train, police said. at the Manchester ciountry Club, Subagents who receive the oom- \ Pompano Beach Sun Sentinel CHURCH and CHESTNUT STREETS school board zaportad on the pro­ and a uiUverslty attorney for s h o w n A T 8:48 and ttOB The train’s wheels ran over part before the regular meeting at missions do little or nothing to Moon Shot hlarch 20 caking for reassessment posed eonatruetlca of a Jiaiior high queen himself. And he Is right In noon. newsman, as saying that Evelio WANTED! effective Jan. 1, 1066 and the vote more than two hours. Then Noyes saying that the queen Is the cor­ of Ms right hand and two fingers earn them, the party head said. I Duque, commanding the Violynn school and other school projects. ordered the paintings removed A spokesman for the Kelly agen- j revetsing this dedaion were 8-1. With the town's piaaant bor­ rect play. were lost. III. had him reply that in no case Clean, Late Model Councilman n a n k Pieroe voted hi from Kerciu’s exhibit, which had THE BUNT 8TURY However, doctors at Stamford Frank J. Young, 78 N. Elm St., cy said that film would not tesU- i would boarders be permitted on rowing capacity, be aaid. It would If South wins with the Ung of Is a member of a committee for a Goes By at the negative. been hanging since last Sunday. spades. West leads another spade Hospital were able to save the fy about the distribution of the the little craft, but that it would not be poi^bla to adopt the school A friend of Kerclu said the “ Roaring 20’s Dance,” April 20, commissions on the grounds that | Majority party Vader, John board’s raoommandad building to the ace on being given his rest of the hand, which was badly obey the cutter’s request to pro­ Woodcock, before the oouncil teacher-artist was “ terribly dis­ fractured. sponsored by Lambda Phi Alpha they are private money and part ceed toward Miami. USED CARS program. diamond trick. East then leads his fraternity of the University of meeting this week, requested that tressed at the Incident," but- did low spade, and West has three of a private business transaction. 5,281 Miles ’Two U.S. citizens in the crew TOP PRICES PAID He felt "proposal tor a Junior not care to comment publicly at Heston Mimieux Hartford at Jonathan Temple, 700 Atty. J. Kenneth Bradley of AN INVITATION an item to consider a xasohitlon more spade tricks. Blue Hills Ave., Hartford. Dancing were questioned and released by regarding reasseeement be added hlgta school system should be oAndros Island, ^ e y rescind the previous vote of the to 26 men on the local force who rounds. Ten dollars In cash was room In the front of the house, -The Friendly Church Of TiBage Charm” LENOX ments can be aooomi>U6hed; (2) council. have succesafully completed the taken as a desk and filing cab­ that the daughter, whom she ters, Mrs. Priscilla Weber of Tor- a sixth floor room, police said. It ful. were not pursued. to remove tax inequities; (8) the and went to the kitchen, in the fouled with hair afire in front of rington and Mrs. Lois Bonaocorsl was in the same sixth floor room Buchanan was charged the In further action, the council s ELMH Bethany training course since Oc­ inets were ransacked. Entrance back, apparently to make a tele­ hi 46 SPRUCE ST— MItehdl 8'0906 PHARMACY feelii^ that if reassessment were appointed Roland Provost of R ( ^ tober 1960. Patrolman Richard was gain^ through a broken side the closet, may have taken a ciga­ of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. that investigators decided the fa­ Bahamas with Illegal entry and not accomplished immediately, it ' . , Nonwnteil loi phone call. rette lighter from her mother’s William Shea of Burlington, Mass., tal fire started last week. his crewmates were charged adth ert Dr. as an alternate member Itaurston was the first to grad­ window. From the kitchen she heard a 299 E. CENTER ST. woiild not be done tor several years of the soning board of appeals. ^ ’ cuiowNn uate from the school on Oct. 7, purse, which she had put on a and one grandchild. ” I like to strike matches be­ possessing unlicensed guns. He because of such things as iUed on d Jvaiy’s a u for the redemption of sinners? 9:00 a.m, Matins, Junior Choir. Church School and On the agenda of the next coun­ four children to her family’s home Mrs. Edytiie H. Emery for the “ fizz sound” by tossing at special Palm Sunday services What thinking can keep from exclaiming: ‘My Lord and M of his men have completed the reported yesterday morning at the Nursery. cil meeting wlU be: Appointment ALL COLOR! RE FIRST SUNDAY ONLY! four-week law enforcement course Hose Co. No. 2, at the Center, in Harrisburg, Pa., until her hus­ ROCKVILLE - - Mrs. BMythe lighted matches Into a washbowl and events. Ify God!*" — ^And here we might add: What mortal, sinful Lucky Lady Laundry and Langers answered the alarm. Approaching Hayward Emery, 75, of 57 Frank­ full of water. Rage in South 10:80 a.m.. The Sendee, Senior Choir. Church School of a conservation committee; an during the current fiscal year. band, a fuel cell operator at Pratt Masses will be held at the usual pec^e, iroung or old, can stay away from Lenten eervloea when Floor Covering firms at Purnell the house from Russell St., fire­ A Whitney’s Orchard St. installa­ lin St., died yesterday at Rockville Then, on his way out. he lighted times in Catholic churches tomor­ we ponder ovw EDs suffering and dying love, and we In spirit onUnance on swimming poris; a £om /Esr SRDSafW RUSMIll The 25 graduates in the town de­ PI., and at Dino's Restaurant In and Nursery. flreanns onUnance; appointment rnammwnmnmai partment represent one of the men report they could see black tion in East Hartford, can find City Hospital after a long iUness. a match and it dropped on the row morning. Palms will be given (OonttLued from Page One) accompany O m on BQs last great way of suffering, from Oeth- the Parkade Shopping Center. smoke, and called for additional Distribution of Palms at all services. of a ecsistaible; aiyolptment of Sal­ highest ratios In police depart­ tiiem a new home. Mrs. Emery was bom In (Jooper, living room rug. The boy told po­ out at the 11:30 Mass at the semane to Calvary?— And who will not honor and worship our : RMiie«ow I men and equipment. Maine, on Aug. 20, 1887, a daugh­ lice he quickly stamped out the leaped fire lines and destroyed 800 Savior and Friend Bundiqrs, during divine aervioe, In which Eh la vatore Randaoo Sr., as a sptedal ments throughout Connecticut, he Church of the Assumption; at the oonstahle; a n d adoption, of the said. Engines from Company No. 3, ter of Lesley and Anna Day Hay­ resulting fire and hustled to his 11 a.m. Mass at St. Bridge t’s more acres of timberland after •antral? H O LY WEEK TODAY—MATINEE 1:80 S a a ia R Spruce St., answered the second ward. She had lived In Rockville own room. ravaging some 700 acres earlier. , Church; at 6 and 11:30 a.m. at St. baaed of education budget, Car Ripped Apart One of the biggest forest fires 7:80 pjn., Monday, Lenten Vespers Town Hen News SUNDAY CONTINUOUS 8KM) call. for the past seven years. About 4 a.m. BYiday, a hotel James’ Church, and at all Masses, Prapora For Holy W ook^Aprfl 7-13 Box alarm 392 at Hayiles and Hospital Notes Mrs. Emery was a post noble swept more than 70,000 acres In 7 :30 p-xn., Tuesday, Lenten Vespers annuai egiring clean-up pro­ [..S S IaJ In Tolland Crash employe discovered the fire and mentioned in the church notices, Newsboy Loses Memorial Sts was rung to sum­ grand of the Brighton, Maine, a tri-county area near Fairfield, "H oly W edc" begins with Palm Sunday, April 7, the sixth gram has begun, acootding to Town BURNSIDE BOX OFFIOB 8:10—SCREEN 7 PAL roused the guests. More than KM at St. Bartholomew’s Church. Sunday during the Lenten aeaaon. On this Sunday morning at 10 7:80 pju., Wedne^ay, The Order of Public Confession. mon additional help. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. lodge of Rebekahs. had to escape down ladders raised N.C. and continued to rage out of Manager Terry Bprenkel. It In­ for all areas, except maternity, Parishioners may obtain palms o’clock Zion lutf its reunion serviee ot Confirmation elasaea, their Junior Choir cludes oleanbig and sweeping o t His Route Funds Jamqs McCormick Jr., 20, of Old Meanwhile, the fire had spread She is survived by a daughter, outside by firemen. control. Firefighters were pulled Village Rd., Tolland, was taken to where they are 2 to 4 pun., and Miss Arleen Leighton, with whom after the last Mass at the above back when they became in danger hlstocy going back to 1801. stieets and wlU oontinue imtQ all e ENDS TUESDAY e into the living room. "It was all Among those rescued were the 10:00 ajn. and 7:80 pjn., Thursday: Holy Communion Johnson Memorial Hospital in over the front room by the time 6:30 to 8 pun., and private rooms, she made her home: and a sister, youngster and his mother. churches. of being trapped by the swiftly Wednesday, April 10, the evening Lenten aervlce la omitted streerts are done. ALL COLOR Somewhere between Walnut St. St. Bernard’s Church, Rockville, 1 / 7 :80 pjn., Friday, Tenebra* Service and Main St. there ig a 310 bill Stafford Springs thia morning af­ we could get there,” said Assist­ where they are 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. Mrs. Alice Frank of Minot Comer, Before coming to Boston, the moving flames. leavhig this evening open, 7 to 8 p.m., especially for personal The town dump on Strong Rd. ter Bin accident in which the car Visitors are requested not to will distribute palms at its 11 a.m. registration, for Conunimion on Oood Friday evening and TONIGHT. COME TO THE WALNUT ^ that belongs to Lecmard Kearns. ant Chief Ernest Sherman. Maine. "Sound of Music” experienced At least two other fires also 7 :80 pjn., Saturday: Easter Vigil, Lighting of Paschal wIB be open during the afternoon he was driving was completely Fire made its way up the stair­ smoke In patient’s room. No more A private funeral service wlU Mass. St. John’s Episcopal Church, burned out of control in North B u ter Sunday morning. It is good to register personal^ with the. week of April 15 to aid resi­ Leonard is a Herald newspaper three other hotel fires, none as C w d le boy. He set out from Pine and wrecked. well, tat was stopped before than two visitors at one time per be held at the convenience of the serious as the Sherry Blltmore. Vernon, will bless palms at Its Carolina, including one wblch oeot the Pastor, which offers opportunity for a Chriatlan and friendly dents In their spring rieanhv. McCormick suffered cuts of the patient. three services at 7, 9 and 11 a.m. t a ^ or dlsouaalon. .,ne*iTltWTlg Walnut Sts. about 9;30 this morn­ reaching the other rooms In the family. There will be no calling The others were in the Dyckman 1,000 acres up in smoke near Ber­ ing with a $10 bill in his pocket to head and broken ribs, according building. hours. Hotel, Mitmeapolis, late in Novem­ Concordia Lutheran Church, Man­ tie, and cuiother that consumed S>- Maundy Thuradey, April 11, oonunemoratea the night on aaelMeter Evening HeemM ENJOY DINNER, STAY Patients Today: 251 chester, will distribute palms at to the report of State Trooper The family has suggested that 000 acres near Louistarg. Booth Windsor '2 & S a d iA i pay for the papers he delivered Although firemen cleared the ber; the Neil House at (Jolumbus, which Christ instituted the Loid’s Supper, the betrayal of Christ THE CONCORDIA Richard Titus of the Stafford living room as best they could, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: friends who wish may make me­ Ohio, in January, and In the St. Its 8, 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. South Carolina waa having fire by Judas, and the beginning in Gethsemane of His last, great Lanro Kate, telephooe last week. He walked east on Walnut St. Springs Troop. most of the furniture was totally Mrs. Karin West, 27F Bluefield morial donations to the Cancer James Hotel, Baltimore, Md., Men’s Communion breakfasts trouble, too, with at least 74 brush suffering. Zion will have a Maundy Thursday 30-mlnute noon­ S:25-8:40-9*JI0 1:46-8:15 The trooper reports McCormick destroyed, police report. It is all Dr.; Peter Downorowitz, 184 Irv­ Crusade. will be held at 7 a.m. at Rockville and timber blazes reported. In­ day devotion in church, from 12:30 to 12:40. and Park St., turned north on about three weeks ago. LUTHERAN CHURCH for DANCING-plus Church, then east again on Locust was drindng west on Rt. 74 at uninsured. ing St.; Mrs. Helen Ward, Rt. 1, The Burke FUneral Home, 76 Methodist Church. Rockville, cluding a 1,000-acre fire tat Ker­ Friday, April 12, known as Good Friday, Is the death-day of Sterto Wed.: “Dtemond Head” down to Main St., and across to about 3:40 a.m. when the accident There was no damage estimate Rockville: Miss Elaine Willough­ Prospect St., is In charge of fu­ Baptist Church, and for the men shaw County. by, 134 Birch St.; Albert Cole, our Lord Jesus who gave up His life on the eroae, for us sin­ 40 PITKIN STREET, MANOBEMtEB. CONN. The Herald .office. occurred. His car slid sideways for available this morning, but Sease neral arrangements. of Vernon Methodist Church at A 36-mile stretch in western ners. So It surely is a “Good" Friday, though also very ead. When he got- there, he found 276 feet and hit a tree, bounced told The Herald that all of the 129 Branford St.; Mrs. Elizabeth the Windsorville Church. South Pennsylvania’s Venango County Also on this m«norable day Zion will have a 20-mlnute noon-day off the tree, rmd continued anoth­ Kehl, Clark Rd., Bolton; Keith Police Arrests Oooale Ftnocia-Paala Ttmtiee that the $10 was gone. family’s clothing was destroyed Methodist Church, Manchester, was hit by a brush and forest fiire dsvotlott tat ehureh, 12:30-12:40. Then, tat the evening, 7:80, the fJ^FLOOR SHOW Leonard, who is the son of Mr. er 42 fleet. The car was ripped by smoke or water, and much of Bloking, 35 Femdale Dr.; Wayne will have its Men’s Communion that destroyed at least one cot­ Ome-hcfiored service, with Communion. In completely In half and the et^ ^ e Robinson, 95 Birch St.; Judith F u n erals breakfast at 6:30 a.m. tage and damaged several others. STANLEY WARNER Foatorinsr The and Mrs. Leonard Kearns, 58 High the furniture In the rooms the Stanley J. Gazdzicki, 38, of 36 Holy Saturday, April 18, with Easter live concluding Holy St., would be very happy If any­ thrown 16 feet from.the wreck­ fire didn’t reach was also dam- Rossillo, 10 Bolton St.; Victor and A Passion film, "The Day of In Northwest Georgia, more "FOUOW THE ROYS" Mrs. Dorothea Geiger, 516 Gard­ Apel PI., last night was charged Week, may well be qtent tat some quiet and prayerful medita­ Sensational Dancing Of body who finds Ids money would age, Troopier Tltue said. aged. Mrs. Bknelia A. Benander Triumph," will be shown at 7 p.m. than 2,200 acres of timberland Bi color—g:«O.?i60-I0dW Riveetigation is continuing. ner St.; Rose Schmitz, Colches­ with breach of the peace follow­ tion. as w« think of Jesus resting In the toipb, and prepare our- return H to him or hie parents. The Sease family, from Harris­ Funeral services for Mrs. Emella ing a complaint to police of a fam­ at the Union Congregational turned to ashes, and throughout aetree also for a worthy eelebration of the resurrection of Christ, ter; Mrs. Edna Lewis, 29 Leland A. Benander, formerly of Manches­ Church, Rockville. “The Seven the state 138 fires were reported. PALM SUNDAY Fhw: "CAIRO”—8:16-8:88 TODAY and ’TOMORROW burg, Pa., had been in the house Dr.: Miss Kathleen Noonan, 90 ily fight in his home. He posted a the next day, EASTER. wllii George Sanders "ALICIA" about two months, and were ne­ ter, were held yesterday afternoon Last Words,” a cantata, will be MATINEE ONLY Lockwood St.; Alfred Meek, 10 $100 bond and waa ordered to ap­ presented by the Emanuel Choir M O R N IN G W O R SH IP — 8:00-9:1 S-11K)0 Today At 12:25-2^)5-8:48 gotiating for an FHA loan to buy at the Holmes Ftmeral Home, 400 pear in Circuit Court 12, Manches­ OUR NEW ORCHES’TRA IS TERRIFIC! Cong;res8 St.; Albert Fountain, Main St. The Rev. C. Henry An­ at 4:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Eartwr At Zion TTomorrow A t 2:00 m d 8:40 It. 467 N. Main St.; John Reid, 137 ter, April 22. "God’s Grace and Man’s Dilemma.” V. “Our Gilt” Sunday Matinee Onfy Hie present owner Is Chet Go- derson, pastor of Elmanuel Luth­ Church, Manchester. “ Holy Week Most lnq;>ort8nt are the Easter services: 1. Sunrise, 8 a.m., on Parker St.; Jacquette and Mitch­ Richard Shea, 38, of no certain Interpretations" will be presented "Zion H e is ts ,” weather permitting, otherwise in church. 2. A Great Thrill Sbowt vang, of Barrows A Wallace Real eran Church,"^ officiated. Burial 'THE KNIGHT TONES" ell Mutty, Glastonbuiy; Judith was in Blast Cemetery. address, laat night was charged at Center Congregational Church, FREE DELIVERY 10 am ., festival service, with Communion, end 8. 7 p.m., Eve­ VESPER SERVICE— 7:30 P.M. "K O N O A"— In eoler Eletate Co., 55 E. Center St., who Mutty, 21 Alpine St.; Frederick with intoxication. Shea is being ning Easter service of the Sunday School, and Congregation, was Euranglng the sale. Bearers were Harry Thoren, Manchester, at 7:30 p.m. by its 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. IN THE SANCTUARY Ftae: "OeBath and The Dragon" CHOICE LEGAL BEVERAGES Tedford, 179 Fern St.; Philip An- John Philips, Clifford Sullivan and detained at the State Jail at Hart­ Rhythmic and Senior choirs. with Sunday School attendance awards, and gifts to the Stmday b color "I dldn’t'flnd out about, the fire ijell, 6 Church St.; Mrs. Lulu ford in lieu of a $25 bond and will SehooL I7o Sunday School session on Easter morning. Herbert Anderson. Special music and services of An interpretation of Holy Week in motion, qjeech and IbeAfter K n p tM 6:1D . until this morning,” Gpvang told Svans, 10 Olcott St.; Mrs. Joyce be presented In Circuit Court 12 communion will be presented in ARTHUR DRUe song. ’The Senior and Rhythmic Choirs. The Herald today. “ Even then I Schoppe, Springfield, Mass.; Ron­ Monday. many of the churches. b f a l m t t RESTAUMIIT didn’t believe It, and had to go ald Bouchard, Glastonbury; Mrs. ZION EVANDELIGAL LUTHERAN GHUROH Directed by Sunday Evening OnJy down and look for myself.' Bessie Lappen, 525 Gardner St.; COOPER and HIGH. MAHCHESdlDR, OONH. n M I K lUMatL w on * Of iM Four Injured Walter Grzyb and Mrs. Clifford Simpson Oonttamone n o m 8:15 7 WALNUT ST., BIANCHESTER—BO 8-4628 He said that the building is in­ Miss Bonnie Bartlett, Phoenix PAUL O. PIU«OPy. r asfer- MI ».0408 Marion Brando Kart Hfeldtn sured, and would be repaired soon. St., Vernon. COMHA ADMITTED TODAY: Edward "One-Eyed Jackal at 8HM W M I10 Assistant Chief Sherman said In Accident Fhnt "The Naked JtngW that moat of the damage to the Montovanl, East HOftford. idsy Sehool BM e Ttane Smii1s|’ WoieUp Servlos wtafe Charlton Heston building was not structural. The BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Four persons early today were daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James tK» AJt. t:80 AJIf...... 1 0 d » A J t HOLY. WEEK SERVICES 8tI8-M ri8 OFEN SUNDAYS area hear the coat closet, where taken to Manchester Memorial Delude, RFD 2; a daughter to Mr. Hospital with injuries received in the fire began, was burned, as and Mrs, Ralph Pompea Jr., Hart­ Bible bsaeA Christ een«ered apd Presohhig were, the walls of the living room a two-car crMh at Spruce and MAUNDY THURSDAY— 8H)0 P.M. ford. ‘ School Sts. which occurred short­ ★ ★ ★ and the trim around the stato DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Holy Cmnmunion PAUL’S way and the doors. ly before 1 a.m. Steven Devney, Wapplng; Mrs. Edward J. Montovanl, 25, East TUNE IN — COME m — TO ZION! The fire did not penetrate the Grace Boucher, WllUmantlc; Hartford, has been admitted to SHADY GLEN God’s Grace and Man's DQemma” VL **Oar D ea p eiir m w fire resistant wallboard, however, TOMB..JKWEr Deborah Croa^, Wappdng; Denise the hospital’s special care zone STEAK HOUSE which saved • most of the build­ and Patricia Dufries, 87 Niles Dr.; with head and chest injuries. His M 8 ..J W N B ing’s framework from serious GOOD FRIDAY Ear 80, VERNON, OOWN. (Appreodmetoly 8 * Setdvatore Leone, 69 Jensen St.; condition this morning was re­ ZION K A CHURCH OF-.-. the VeriMkCtayle take year right at A ate damage. Mrs. Shirley Zwlck, East Hart­ ported as fair. 10:00 A.M.—Children’s Service Owned and Operated by PAA L. YOUNG I Storm and eonventional win­ ford; Dani^ Lehrer, Wapplng; The three' others taken to the THE INTERNATIONAL LUTHERAN HOUR. RADIO Katherine DeNise, Staf ford hospital were treated and ®s- Heard oewvenlenMy In Maaoheeter, Sundays over WBTlH. 10 “We Would See Jesus” Springs; Peter Riggaby, Ware­ charged. Charles J. Kolenda, 20, AJC.. WMBC 1:80 PJL, WAGE 2 PM., and WOR 8 PM. Aim house Point; 3 »s. Mary Odell. East Hartford, a sailor who was an oOmt ataMona. 12:00-8:00 P.M.—^The Three Hour Serviee SMORGASBORD Ellington; Mrs. Doris Hunt, 285 a passenger in the Montovanl car, "Calling 'em Right!" Personal Notices Charter Oak St.; Patricia Steele, was treated for a skin laceration ^ "THIS IS THE LIFE," TV "The Seven Last Words of Christ from The Ooeg” Every S u n doj S tsrtiiig A t 8 PAL S 2 -M ParPorwR 660 Vernon St.; Mrs. Viola Smith, which required several stitches. An T or Cob E a t Am • follow DemoOnt Pm not aeklng bat demandliig Tlieo- 70 Garth Rd.; Mrs. Judy Walinski, James B. Herring, 20, of 17 The Staff of Center Church w Card Of Thanks 48 Reed St., RockvlUe; Richard Avon St., driver of the second car, BKAUnrCLLY PREPARED dMS Onmminge either resign from the Board" of Education or Clifford O. Simpson Kathleen S. JiAnetan Ue Aalimanship on the Town Democratic Committee, beoanee Oliver, 146 Bissell St.; Mrs. June was treated for lacerations of his ”MOM»rrS OF COMFORT* We wish to thank our many friends Catristensen, 85 North St.; Volde­ eyelids and a sprained ankle. A W —Menday-lTHday, fd S A M., alas during liiishig time sad Joseph H. Dudley of oeafllot o t Intoreete. 1 have mooh to worry abont with the for their kindness and sympathy, floral DINNER EVERY FRIDAY loee of my propo’ty unless a definite end is platoed on all town and spiritual bouquets, cars, drivers, mars Skudira, 38 Hemlock St.; passenger. BMward Conklin, 27, of ■nadays, T M A M , Chaanei 8— Cheek with newspepeis sad COMPLETE DINNER 2|J Mias Christine Frederickaon, 39 TOC ABE CMDIALLT CBOED AND lNVnM> ■piwdlni until we get caught up with. messages, and various courtesies dur­ 16 Bralnard PI., was treated for OaUa BAIHOl Sadaya, WHAT. 8 AM. and WATS, 7:4S PM. ing our recent bereavement. We Wadsworth St.; Donald Mayo, multiple cuta. TO ATTEND ANT AND ALL OP THESE BEBViaBB. would also like to tbankthe British Marlborough; Mrs. Patricia (Jock- Police said that Montovanl, "A CHANGELESS CHRIST FOR A DANCING Fridsp an ■ euch leeifnatioa Isn’t received by the proper autfaorttlee Amsrlean Club and the V.F.W. DU88ER1 nlililii a reaeonaUe uumber of hours, 1 myeelf win give uotloe Mrs. Edith McCarthy erham, 88 Oaklaind Gt.; Walter westbound on School St., struck as ot June 2, 1888 of my faiteiitlon to cluuige over mj party Sons and Doughtfrs Pierce, 25 Morse Rd.; Mrs. Loretta the right side of the Herring car CHANGING WORLD" Am ■totoe from ttat ot a Democrat to timt ot a RepubHoau tiM Montalvo, 82 Wells St.; William as it was proceeding north on CENTER next elated eeselon. Six months after filing my tateattaa I will Colby, Coventry; Francis DelMao- Spruce St. Herring wee thrown ♦ * A O M M Y b A Y S tro, Blast Hartfoid; Michael Bun]$- from his car on Impact and the 16525836 beeoesw a fuU pledged member of the G Ruaaiana it was indeed' time left for snatches 8, 8:15 and 1 1 Am., Homing Goapel Hall other expeditions on the moonT them from the lunar sky. Hasses at 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and Within S t next ten years this StatleMuy Relay Syatom areSCIUPTION RATES probably aeema quite obvious that of testimony from other members Worship. Sermon: “God’s Grace 415 Oeater St. MANONESTER nparabaMo tn Advance we had once settled on the number and Man's Dilemma: Our Guilt" 11:80 Am. problem will become An alternate and highly ingeni­ Good Headway For Easter Obo Tear moo of the bar. 8:15 and 11 Am., Church School. 10:50 a.m., Broaking Bread. cause there may be expedlU^ ous solution to lunar conununlea- MANCHESTER K MobUm .. 11.00 three, and then decide 1 to renege. St. Bridgst*a Ohnich on the moon at widely separated n m Maatho (.60 One member of the bar, who Toddlers through Junior High. 12:15 p.m„ Sunday School. tlons comas from Prof. Zdenek Look lovelier with a flattering hair-do, styled Ooe K obUi .. 1.86 / t the least, therefore, they are also doubles in a legislative ca­ 7:30 p.m.. Vesper Service in the 7 p.m., Goepel meeting. Bsv. JWB Delaaey settlementa, and maintenance M Kopel, of the University of Man­ a u t o parts by our experts, under your Easter bonnet. imllkely to increase their oivn of­ pacity, took a portion of hia time Sanctuary. An interpretation of Tuesday, 8 pjn„ Prayer meeting. fhatar constant communications may be chester, in England. He proposes fiiAFOOD Call for an appointment today! MEMBER o r fer beyond the number th i^ , not before the committee diacussing Holy Week in motllon, Speech and Friday, 8 p.m., Bible study. Bov. Stanley B. HaattDo importent. How can communica­ that instead o f a ring of dipoles 970 CHOICE VARIEn THE A8SOCIATBO FRE&; prospects for one of the things Bear. Psaale B. Haaqey tions be maintained? circling the moon, they bo placed Hm Anodated Preea la exclnalTClT until they ha\ tested to the full­ aaiitM to the uaa of rejpublicatloB of this session of the L,eglslature is The moon is a small body with at one of the "Lagransian pobiU” Alwaya At Tour Sanrtea For Quality all Bowa diapatcbei credited to It or est extent the chance they can being asked to do about the state Hasaee at 7, 8, 8, 10 and 11 Am. a low velocity of escape and, as where the dipoles wfll be in a o MAOHINB SHOP SERVIOB aec olfeenvtaa credited In thia paper pressure us into conceding again court system. This is the pro­ such, cannot retain an atmoe- fairly sUble poslUon with respect e EQUIPMENT and aiao tbe local neve pabllibed here. Area Churches All riflita of repnbllcauon of apeclal— what we have already conceded, posal for merging the present St. Jamea' . j. C. Onuvfe phere. Lacking an atmosphere, to the moon. e FARTS (new and rebuilt) Seo/ood dio^ ten^ berela are alao reaerved. Common Pleas Court, and its B«v. EngeM F. Tetpey the moon also Tacke an lonoephOTS C. J. L. Lagrane, the French o ACCESSORIES even If by mistake or accident, on judges, into the Superior Court. VeraoB Methodist Church Wapptng Community Church Rev. J o e ^ H. M eO an —that layer of electrified parti­ mathematician, showed almost 300 e SUPPLIES 99 EAST CENTER ST. ItiH^jiarvlea client o( N. B. A Serr- paper. This particular witness at the Bt. so CoDgregsttonal Rear. JoM1 ! D . B egan cles which reflects radio whves years ago that there are five po- 0 Du Pont P aint Supplies 43 O A K ST. TEL. Ml 8-5009 e i.; Whatever it was. mistake, or hearing volunteered the opinion Bev. Bobert FIrhy Bev. Boy B. HntebeoA Hlalster back to the earth far beyond the sttions In space near the earth- Open Saturdays Until 8 P.M TEL. Ml 8-99ST ¥tt\’ubUabera Repreaentatlrea The Maaeea a t 5, 7, , 9, 10:15 and horizon. In the absence of an Jwhitia Mathewa special Aaency—New renege, regular observers of East- that this proposal would not win 8 moon system where objects could Tot^ Chtcaao. Detroit and Boaton. passage in the present session be­ 7 a.m., Hen’s communion break­ 8:30 and 11 a.m., Hoirnlng 11:30 am . ionosphere, only llne-of-slght ra remain approximately atationary. — ---- lER ATOIT BUREAU OF West negotiations on the test ban Worship. Sunday School. Sermon: bnoNS. cause, he said, of the divided opin­ fast at WtndaonriUe Church. Dr. dio transmleeion can be used, and Two of these five poeltions, called HIGH GRADE are not greatly disturbed, one way ion over it among the present oc­ Harold Keir, apeaker. ’’The Inevitable.” ZloB Bvaagelleei Latbenui Ohoroli once below the horizon a person the triangular pobts, lead and HCATING PROBLEMS? GLASS or another, over any damage to cupants of the state bench. 8:80 a.m., Homing woroship and 7:30 p.m.. Combined choirs will (Mlseonrl 8|Hod) can no longer hear radio signals, lag behind the moon by the earth- The Herald Printing Companv Inc., present cantatA ” The Cross of It has been estimated that even Can s n 8-7498 or MI 9-4788 o For Auto Windshields laaumea no Onandal reaponxlblUtT tot the negotiations that may have All the judges of the Common child care. Sermon by Pastor: Cooper and Hlgli StA moon distance. The aarth, moon • For Store Fronts and PRINTING ------1 appearing la ao- Pleas Court were, he said, strong­ 'Words around the Cross — I am Chrlat.” Bev. Faol O. Prokopy with an antenna as tall as the jier reading matter and each of these points form an MANCHESTER OIL CO. ■11 Bless of windows Evening Herald. been done. They reason, quite ra- ly in favor of the merger of the Innocent.” Pastor Eiffel Tower, a radio receiver equilateral triangle. The other could pick up a signal from a INCORPORATED o For Table Tops JOB AND COMMERCIAL tionall.v on the basis of past ex­ two courts Into one. 10:45 a.m.. Church school. Rockville Baptist Church three are the colflnear points and 858 BURNSIDE AVE. PRINTING DUpiay advertlilng doting houra: perience, that if It hadn't been for All the judges of the Superior Classes for all ages, 3-year-olds 69 Union Si. 8 Am., Sunday School. station no farther than 20 miles are on the lino Joining the center 24-Hour Prompt Service EAST HARTFORD OPEN 8 A.M. to B P.M. For Monday—1 pjn f^day. this little game of error in num­ Court were, he aaid, strongly op­ through adults. Bev. Wlntfarop W. Faraaworth, 8:30 Am., Bible time. distant. of the earth and moon. One is Prompt and Efficient Printing For Tueaday—1 p.m. Mondiiy. posed to the merger. Pastor 10 Am., Palm Sunday Reunion Even so, communications are beyond the moon about 85,000 SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON Of AU Kindt ----For---- Wedniaday-— *‘ y—1 P-™- Tueed-»day bers coming to the rescue, the ne­ 3 p.m.. Youth memberahip class FUEL and RANGE OIL 289-6333 For Thuraday—1 p.m.).in. Wedneadiday. The meaning was clear. The at Vernon. Service with Conunimion. Fellow- not impossible. There Is one obvi­ miles from Us surfacs. The sec­ SalsA aervloe end InetalUitloB Put Spring into Your Appearance For fttday—1 p.m. TThursday. gotiators would have found all Common Pleas Court judges ■hip time with coflee after the F ^ te ta_ r^ —1 1 J>.m. p.m. m day. 7 p.m., Hethodiat Youth Fellow­ 7 a.m., Baptist Men's Fellow­ ous method: use the earth as a ond lies between the earth and on all make bnmerA Power and Hand Tools Spring is a wonderful time of^>- J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS ___J e d deadline; 10:S0_a.m. kinds of other pretexts for keep­ thought of being merged Into the ship. ship Palm Sunday Communion service in assembly room. Nursery relay station, so that a message the moon is about 85,000 from the We Give Top Value Stampa Painting and Decorating Tools Watkins-West Dependable Service daylay Of of pobllcatlaaPC except Saturday — ing thamaelves at a safe distance Superior Court as a distinguished Breakfast. in parish house. will travel over a half million moon. The last point ip on the oth­ Garden and Land Toole the year, warm sun, early spring tint or rinse will do wonders by 9 East Middle Tpke. S ABB. step up into the world, in prestige 'Wednesday, 7 to p.m.. Regis­ reviving the rich colors that once Most of us are rather in the4> GLASS CO. from any agreement. St. Peter's Episcopal Church 9:30 a.m.. Church School with 8 miles to arrive at its destination er aide of the earth about a half MANCHfSTER OIL CO. Baby, Household, Party flowers blooming, the grass get­ dark when it comes to the cost of Telephone Ml .3-5727 and salaiy. classes for all ages. tration for Communion on Good perhaps only 100 miles away. Sci­ million miles from the moon. Of and' Banquet SuppUea were there. It also makes you look Wells St., to 1963, service, consid­ 81 Blsssll St.—Tel. Ml 9-7822 Saturday, April 6 Wapping INCORPORATED ting green and women turning a funeral service or just what such eration and a real desire to serve The judges of the Superior Bev. Jamea A. Birdaall 11 A m ., Morning Worship. Friday and BHster. entists indicate this link is possi­ ail the points, the one between 278 North Halb S t Invalid Neede years younger. service comprises. What Is a fair Court, on the other hand, think 7:30 pm ., Sunday School staff ble, but la Inconvenient and prob­ the earth and the moon Intrigues speculative glances at their ward­ So, face the spring with the as­ have made this an outstanding ThoM Welcome Si^ra Service of Communion. Sermon; robes and wishing that they could and reasonable price for a funer­ Not Criminals of themselves as being of slightly 10 a.m.. Worship Service at "God in Tear*.” meeting. ably unreliable. If by any chance the scientist most for this is the surance you are looking your very al service? At Watkins-West Fu­ funeral home. Since Ormond West higher prestige and rank, and are Wapping Elementary School. Thursday and Friday, 13:30 to there should be a settlement on point where a passive communica­ chamge their appearance to some­ best — make your appointment joined Watkins Bros, in 1944, he ABC APPLIANCE Our new downtown parking It so happens that Western so­ 7:30 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour. neral Service, 142 E. Center St„ has served with sympathy, kindness concerned lest the standard of Palma will be distributed. Message: "The Great Hope.” 12:40 p.m., Devotions. the hidden aide of the moon, this tions relay system can be estab­ thing different — something to today and let the Weldon Beauty you can find the answer to these P0NTI.4C aigna are now officially up. And ciety has a more instinctive dread their court be shaded by the In­ Friday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten serv method Is unusable. Thus, other Studio put spring Into your ap­ and a genuine desire to bring com­ Monday through Wednesday, lished. Custom Maito match the mood of spring. Well and other questions. Ormond West, AND REPAIRS the big thing they say is “Wei- {he particular addiction which clusion of judges less luminary 6:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy Communion Ice with Communion. Theme: "Re­ communications techniques are If a probe could be launched you can! Make an appointment pearance. Incidentally, if you are fort to bereaved families. In 1955, First Congregational (Tiorch member How Preciously You Were CAR LEASING not acquainted with them, you funeral director, will explain and the business became the Watkins- come to Downtown Manchester.” is to drugs than almost any other than themselves. at the vicarage. Broad Brook. of Vernon necessary. from the earth so that it would with the Weldon Beauty Studio, 99 answer questions without bias. That this clash of feeling and Redeemed!” Satellites Suggested arrive at the proper Mint be­ Wiuiow GovBriugs have a real surprise In store for 'west Funeral Service and the tra­ 19 Maple St,-Mi 9-8879 We are sure that this sign human indulgence, weakness, or Thursday, 8 p.m., Holy Com­ Dr. Allison Ray HeapA E. Center St., by phoning 643- Watkins-'west has always had TEMPEST sentiment is a fact, as this witness munion at Wapping School. With the success of our Telstar tween the earth and the moon 6009. Put yourself Into the hands you, for everyone there has a real and will continue to have funerals dition of devoted service still pre­ createa' the Impression it ia de- Interim Minister and RENTALS Interest in each client and this dominates as It did In the be­ REPAIRS ON- vice. The presence of the instinc­ claimed before the hearing, we Friday, noon to 1 p.m.. Scrip­ 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., Church Concordia Lutheran Ohorch it is also obvious that communl- with zero velocity, it would be • Window Shadee of MUs Bernice Juul or her two equal to any In the capltol area. aignad to create. It must be nice tive, the emotional, in our attitude know well enough. Nonetheless, It tural Reflections at Wapping 40 PlUiln St. catimis satellites could be estab­ captured by the earth-moon sys­ Flret In Slaaohestor. New cars, e Vertical and Venetlnn BUnde wonderful assistants, Miss Evelyn warmth and interest shows In They are prepared to meet the ginning. SALES and SERVICE GRILLS. ELECTRIC IRONS, teems to us, and to our observa­ School. eveiything they do and thia cou­ The funeral home on E. Center to find such a sign, with its bonus toward the taking of drugs has School. 10:50 a.m., Service of Worship. Bev. Paul C. Kaiser lished around the moon. Unfortu­ tem and constrained to remain full maintenance, fully insured Drapes and Hardware or Miss Louise. needs of the family whether you TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, tion and evaluation of the quality 7:30 p.m.. United Service at Minister roughly at this point. Once the pled with skill and training, makes St. Is beautifully appointed, the flf tree parking for a two hour the result of making us irrational Sermon: ’’The Triumphal Entry of nately, a single satellite might not Let’s start with one or two fa­ the Weldon Beauty Studio out­ choose a simple or elaborate serv­ VACUUM CLEANERS, of the Connecticut bench, that Bread Brook Congregational be satisfactory to furnish Instant position has been estabUshed, acl- to reduce your problems and cials. They do wonders for skin ice. decor was selected with great care. Paul Dodge HEATERS, FANS, limit, if you are a stranger com- in our attempts to deal with the there ia today much less reason Je.sus Today.” Reception of new standing among beauty salons. A large chapel can be divided by ^ Church. members. 8 a.m., HVenezuela, the a knowledgeable decision? Jnst Above th e Traffic Circle and must be treated as one. tlnguiah^ higher court individuals 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Youth Bev. Lawrence F. Almond analysis, and we are certain that at Depot Square nice Juul. She has created coif­ Rev. Jameg Barnard of Liberia, At Watkins-West caskets and Watkins-West Funeral Service General Repair Work possibly be achieved. nobody would quite have dared Wesley. Group. Rev. Ray O, HoUis Jr. proposed the establishment of a fures at many hair dresser con­ TEL. 5H S-OOte This has reflected itself in vari­ dipole ring around the moon to long'before expeditions b e ^ their Open Dally to 9:00 PAL Africa, and the Rev. Ame Thom other Items are dispalyed with the has again been chosen as the local But one thing everybody does propose for the Superior Court Ministers' stay on the moon we anil know ventions and guild meetings, ap­ assen, missionary-secretary of the price of each clearly indicated, and representative by the Associated ous federal and state laws. ori^nally. Talootridlle Congregational St. John’s Episcopal Church guarantee a sure-fire communica­ J. FARR—Sn 8-7111 pearing with leading hair stylists know. Ihle is that, when the me­ tions system. He proposes a ring precisely how long this relay sta­ Assemblies of God. each funeral is complete regardless Funeral Directors’ Service. For Naving thia attitude imbedded Once this system was estab­ Chnrch Rt. 80, Vernon 6:30 a m.. Palm Sunday Com­ tion can remain in operation. Of from all over the country. She The program will Include miS' Away-from-Home Sesvice, such ters went, a new and more cheer­ Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda The Rev. James L. Grant, Rector of dipoles in lunar orbit to pro­ of cost. They have never turned in the law, and in the penalties the lished, it was not necessarily the munion Breakfast sponsored by vide tl>e reflecting layers needed one t h ^ we are c e r t ^ : Our ex- scissors sheer artistry Into your Sion films, color slides, literature anyone away because of a financial homes are chosen on the basis of ful and livelier atmosphere came finer Common (Pleas Court judges Minister Methodist Men. peditimia to the m'o6n Vrill hcit be hair whether your choice of a coif­ booths, special music and song. reputation, integrity and business TOURAINE law prescribes, has created all 7 a.m.. Blessing of the Palms. to transmit radia signals. He situation. When a family can see to Main St. People did feel wel- who had the influence and the 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning points out that once In orbit handicapped by the lack of a sure­ PORTABLE TV RENTALS fure i|i a simple one or an elabo­ Calvary Church contributed at a glance the cost of a service, ptrinciples and Watkins-West fits eom*. There was more movement kinds of judicial and ethical prob­ residual political pull to make It to 7 a.m.. Men’s annual communion Holy Communion. Worship. Communion Sunday. fire, Instantaneous communi­ rate "high fashion” style. She $1,555.33 last year to foreign and such requirements. Through their breakfast at Rockville Methodist 9 a.m.. Blessing of the Palms, around the moon these would ex­ Motorola and Zenith Bales they are able to choose the one PAINTS on the street, over more houra of lems for our society. Punishments the higher court first. In fact, Palm Sunday. Grade 8 classes In ist indefinitely since there Is at­ cations system. shapes the hair ;^o that it brings home missions. that best suits its needs and there association, they are able to take when lawyers themselves take Church. Cars will assemble at procession, choral eucharlst and ad­ SEE US FOR: and Servlee out your best features and, when The convention is open to the tbe day. had to be adminls^tered which did parking lot at 6:40. Church. mosphere to bring them down to Cwyrigbt, 1868 is no need to ask questions. If de­ care of all details should death oc­ down their hair on the subject, dress. General Features Carp. o Aluminum Roil Up Avmlngs you have your permanent. It is public. cur anywhere In the United States For Best Results not fit the vice; judges, prose­ 11 ajn., Palm Sunday service 11 a.m., Blessing of the Palms, 9 and 10:45 a.m., Church School the surface. And to overcome the o Venetian Blinds We Service All Makes of TV, ferred payments are more con­ Now that the new signs are up, one gathers the impression that for Nursery through Grade 7. Radios and Phonographa easy to care for. venient, these may be arranged and Canada. Any hour of the day or and proclamation of the two hour cutors and juries have had to the best Common Pleas Court and Sunday school. Sermon: “The procession, choral eucharist and ad­ o S tem Doors Sense of Triumph.” Deacon, Don­ dress. 10:45 a.m.. Second Mile Club for mon: "Utterances From the a Coniblnatlon Windows Next comes a permanent, and Since 1874, when the business night, Watklns-West ore ready to limit thus becomes official, there match the letter of the law against judges have been the ones who of the Evangelical Covenant was started In a small building on serve you. have stayed back. And as for tak­ ald Geer. Ushers, Harold Redfleld 7 p.m. Film, "Day of Triumph,” Grades 8 and 9. Classes for Senior Church of America, will be guest Cross," the pastor. here It does not pay to economize. PAUL'S will occasionally be some need for their own consciences. and 'Victor Stoetzner. Altar care, High. Monday, p.m., Women’s Fel­ Manchester Awning Co. MODERN Choose a good one and rely on the Radio Today ing some of the prestige shine off Union Coogregiational Church, speaker. His theme ia "Come to 8 185 WEST CENTER ST. PAINT SUPPLY police department surveillance and All this is why it is timely re­ Mrs. Dorothy Beal. Rockville. 4 p.m.. Palm Sunday Vespers In Calvary’s Holy Mountain.” Nurs­ lowship meeting. Rev. and Mrs. staff of the Weldon Beauty Stu­ the Superior Court, that has al­ Sanctuary. Telephone MI 9-8001 enforcement of that two hour llm- lief to have a presidential Advis­ ready been done to some extent, 7 p.m., ’’Day of Triumph,” movie Monday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ ery. Donald Charles of Youth for TV SERVICE dio in this matter, for different WDKC—ISM 645 Main Street on the resurrection of Christ will 7 p.m., Grade 9 Fellowship. Christ as guest arpeakers. EstobUshed 1949 types of hair require different per­ tt. Actually, bowe^’u*, we think it ory Commission on Narcotic and so that the Superior Court judges munion. 6 p.m., Vesper Hour. Dr. Nelson 99 SUMMER ST. 1:00 Hlsiiop's Comer Funds Asked to Plan who are finicky about merger of be shown at Union Church, Rock­ 8 p.m. Baptismal Instruction in Room 22. Senior High Fellowship. will a p ^ . A coffee time Is Friday, 7:30 p.m., Good Friday manents. They take test curls 3: OB Weekend Review Tel. Ml 9-0300 la very encouraging to notice how Drug Abuse come out with the ville. Wesley Hall. Sacrificial meal. service in sanctuary. Sermon by 2 Blocks FTom McKee St. every time so you are sure that 8:06 Raynor Shines the two courts are really dream­ preparation for Blaster Even Bap­ planned after the aervloe. Social 1:00 News Sign Off Yery few people there have been recommendation for lighter fed­ ing of a shattered past more tismal. Tuesday, 6:30 and 10 a.m.. 7:30 p.m.. Membership Seminar. Group 7 In charge of arrange­ the pastor, "The Four Sins Which TEL. MI 8-2205 a soft natural wave will be yours. wnc—ttos who, in this interim period be­ eral penalties against small ped­ than of a present reality or the Jehovah’s Witnesses Holy Communion. Susanntdi Wesley Hall. ments. Cruelfled Christ.” Now, for the woman who would 1:00 News Robertson Addition dlers and addicts and heavier pen­ likely future. Kingdom Hall Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com- 8 p.m.. Twenties and Thirties in Thursday and Friday, 7:30 p.m.. really Uke to glamorize herself, 1:1b Your Home Decorator tween the meters and the new Rt. 30, Rockville Room 22. Speaker and film on why not change the color of your 1:30 Saturday Matinee alties and more zealous attack on At Its finest, in its finest epochs, m union. Holy Week Services. St. John’s Polish National 2:00 Metropolitan Opera The board of directors Tuesday^erty on Hilliard and N. Main Sts. Berube's Mgna, have been abusing the new when there has been the highest Maundy Thursday, 10 a.m.. Holy Christian Science. Catholio Choreh hair? Practically everyone does 6:30 Monitor the big importers and distributors T u R n P I K E FINE SELECTION 6:16 News Sports and Wsather and New State Rd. which was tak­ TYPEWRITER SERVICE freedom by treating some former sense of public obligation involved 3 p.m. Public Bible talk by G Communion. All Day Watch before Community Baptist Church Rev. Walter A. Hyszko today, and when this is done by night will act on a proposed $17,- of drugs. For addicts, says this R. Kalina. Subject; "ResuiTecUon Jehovah’e Witneuee experts there is no need to worry 6:W Monitor en over by the town from the state 479 Middle Tpke. E. metered spot as if it had now be­ in the original appointment them­ the Blessed Sacrement until 7:30 585 E. Center St. AUTO BODY WINES 7:06 Keyooard Kingpins 500 allocation from the capital Im­ In an exchange of highways last Call Ml 4-1111 Slanchester come their private reserved all-day commission, the emphasis should selves, the Connecticut higher of a Dead Body or of a Dead Soul, p.m. Choral Eucharist and Address. Kingdom Hall Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, SUnister Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 Am. over result*. The WeMon Beauty 7:16 Careers Which?" 791 Main S t Studio Is fortunate — and so are 7:30 Monitor provements reserve fund to pay year, FOR REPAIRS, psrkiiig stall. be on rehabilitation rather than court system has been a magni­ Good Friday, 10 a.m., Utany, 10:30 Just Jazi for architectural plans for the The board will discuss whether REBUILT TYPEWRITERS ficent demonstration of quality 4:15 p.m. Group discussion of the PenUtenUal Office and Ante-Com­ 9:80 Am., Church SdKiol for all LIQUORS its clients — that the services of 11:00 News REPLACEMENT ROYA1.S. UNDERWOODS. The new regime is good. It imprisonment. Feb. 15, 1963, issue of the Watch- St. Barholomew’s Church two such experts are there in 11:30 Starlight Serenade board of education’s recommended to approve a proposed working rising out of and being attained munion. 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse; agea Classes through Grad* 2 have Rev. PhUllp Hussey, Pastor addition to the Robertson School. ON ALL TYPES OF L. C. SMITHS Etc. makes for better, more pleasant It is part of the same hopeful through the political process. The tower magazine, article: "Walking 'Resurrection of a Dead Body or Miss Evelyn and Mias Louise. You 1:00 flIgTi Off agreement between General Man­ 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.. United Good an expsuided session through Rev. Richard O. BolleA BEER WHAV—tlO The addition is one of three the ager Richard Martin and the mu­ living for the people of Manchea­ trend of public logic that the New fine, wonderful judges have all with God,” paragraphs 34 to 40. Friday Service at Union Congre­ of a Dead Soul, Which?” morning worship service. WRECKER could not flnu two more expert in 1:00 Bobbin Along We Handle Stationery Along Page 111. Assistant Pastor W E D ELIV ER the field of hiiir coloring, tinting town 1s planning for older ele­ nicipal employes’ union, and a $900 ter and their guests. York Academy of Medicine should., come out of politics. But, in those gational Church. Monday, 8 p.m., Service in ob­ 10:80 a.m„ Morning Worship. 1:25 Meta vs. Orioles mentary schools, Keeney St. and claim by Statia Chetelat, as well With Office Machine SuppUea days, the political organizations Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group 8 p.m., Good Friday Service and servance of the death of Christ. Sermon; "These Things Jesus SERVICE or rinsing than Miss Evelyn and 6:00 Ramo Tonl^t Your Alail. List As Desired alao be out in the open with an Bible studies in the book “Let Your Masses at 7, 8, 8, 10:15 and Mis* tioulse. Both are graduates 10:30 Tonight At My P'.ace Highland Park Schools besides as a waiver of requirements for doing the appointing would them­ Meditation by the rector. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group Bible Taught: The Answer of the 11:15 Am. 12:00 Sign Oft Robertson. The school board was bids to repair a bulldozer at the attack on the Federal Bureau of selves, of their own good sense Name Be Santlfled,” at Kingdom Saturday, Easter Even, 3 p.m.. studies in the Bible Aid; "Let of nationally known hair coloring WPOP—141*. A. J. BERUBE, Prop. Crowd.” Service-of Baptism. Nur­ VICHI'S schools and, coupled, with years 1:00 Connecticut Ballroom voted to seek all three additions, disposal area. Ml 9-3477—Ml 8-8342 Nb Real Threat Of Argument Narcotics for its regulation over and taste, occasionally classify Hall and five other locations Blessing and Lighting of the Your Name Be Sanctified,” at the sery. some candidacy as iifipossible. To­ throughout the Rockville area. St. hlary’B Episcopal Church PACKAGE STORE of experience, they work magic on 7:00 Dale Kelly plus Improvements to the Buck- General Manager Martin will re­ For some weeks, Ruaaia has the kind of treatment that it will Paschal Candle and Easter Even following aervice centers: 87 Birch 7 p.m., Baptismal Service. 12:00 Johnny Argo Show land School, to be ready for open­ port on rules for assessment for day the only thing different about Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocratic EJven Baptisms. St., 18 Chambers St. and 287 Oak­ Church and Park StA 20 BISSELL ST—Ml 9-5587 your hair. Why not make an ap­ WINP—12J# WOODCOCK been claiming that its dear inno­ permit for addicts. Not all addicts There will be no Youth Group Bev. George F. Nostraad, Boctor pointment to talk over the subject OU CBS News ing by September 1964. installing water mains, rules and the questionable appointment is Ministry School. land St„ all in Manchester, and meeting tonight. REFMGERATION CO. that it is rushed through faster, 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting. Both The Re\’. John D. HughOA ^ of hair coloring? You may depend 1(1 C B S-Ifs New The directors will meet at 8 reg^ulatlons for water department cent diplomacy has been tricked ““I'*: P«oP>*: they Rockville Methodist Chnrch 144 Griffin Rd., South Windsor, lb Showcase of Music operations, a $9,000 allocation for VIC'S PIZZA SHOP are -U sick; the doctors would like for fear somebody might try to of these meetings will be held at 142 Grove 8t. Senior Assistant \ upon theiir adrice. Nature can be 26 Yankees vs. Braves o’clock in the Municipal Building by ua in the matter of nuclear test and French Rd.; Bolton. Second Oongregattonal Chnreh Rev. William F. Gender HI, nudged into turning your hair into 30 Showcase and News hearing room. the Hall of Records, approving the 158 W. Middle Turnpike to be free to help them the way erect some bars against it. The the Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Pastor 8U CBS—European Diary ban negotiations. TYie specific Rua- real ultimate concern is not for a Witnesses, Bast Hartford High Rev. FeUx M. DuvIa Mlulster Junior Asolstant a shade that will truly comple­ Four public hearing;s are on the purchase of three tables to replace Phone Ml 9-3700 the doctors think best—not the First Church of Christ Scientist 5Iia Richard H. Plnney, 65 It’s Sports Time aian elaim has been that we fooled few perhaps undeserving individ­ School. 7 a.m., Methodist Men's com­ Re\'. Ronald Haldefnaa, MUSSIO’^ ^ Reuben Plen’s ment you and your new look. • 00 <'!BS News agenda, Including those for; the one table in the hearing room, Upholstery way the national instinctive aver­ Masoalc Temple Asaodate Minister Perpetual Deacon If you are not feeling deiring 10 Showcase and News Proposed construction of side­ and selling to the Hartford ESeC' r r i A the Russians by seeming to have uals. It is over some very precious munion breakfast. 00 The World Tonight P and nM n Shop sion to narcotics inspires our nar- Intangibles, no longer quite as St. Maurice Church enough to entirely change your 16 Showcase and News walks and assessment of costs, trie Light Oo. a power line right agreed to the Khnir'ichev proposal 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Grades 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sunday 0:30 a.m.. Men’s Communion Texaco Station hair to an entirely new shade, a of way across sewer department Re-upholsterlng SPAGHETTI that a nuclear teat ban treaty be i authorltiee to operate at bright and shining as they might Bolton 4, 5 and 6. 7:30 Am., Holy Communion. 16 Sign o n ranging from $62 to $122, against have been kept. Rev. Bernard L. MoGurk School and nursery. "Unreality” Breakfast. The Rev. Johnny Gum- 9 a.m.. Morning Pdayer with In­ DUCOandDUlUXRffmiSHINS 381 Main Strtat 12 property owners on the north property off Olcott St. RAVIOLI aet up with provision for three on | P''*****t. 11 a.m.. Church School, Nursery will be the subject of the Lesson- ban of the Philippines, guest Another item on the lenthy * Modern Furniture Pastor through Grade 8. Morning Worship. struction by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. side of Eldridge St. trite Inapectiona inside Russia a 1 we are on the way Sermon. Tbe Golden Text Is from apeaker. Classes. Nursery and Kindergarten An additional appropriation of agenda is the propos^ resale to and Antiques OPEN DAILY Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 7 p.m.. Film; "Day of Triumph,” Proverbs 8: 6. Scriptural se­ Phen* Ml 3-9149 year. But, the Russian charge,! ^P^*"** *>«lng civilized In our atti- a.m. Union Congregational Church. 10 Am., Service of Worship. in Children’s Chapel. 156 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST $6,200 from the general fund budg-' Ko8®y Olcott of a 50-foot strip of 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. A Thought for Today lections include: Galatians 6: 3. Communion. Sermon; "Under the Hydramatic Transmlsalqu et. to be financed from an In- 'and from the Verplanok School e Store Stools and Booties after wa had signified auch agree- j toward and our treatment for Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and Correlative passages from "Sci­ 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with MANCHESTER • Custom Furniture SUNDAYS Sponsored by the MUuicheetto St. Francis of Assisi Oiiirch discussion time. Gathering Storm" by the Rev. Mr. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. HAIRY MUU Repairing crease In the estimated amount of alte to Wi Center St. The land was went, wWch made the Russians | addiction ence and Health with Key to the Davis. Nursery. AU Work Gnaranteod state aid to schools, to provide an purchased originally with the pro­ SUpcovers and Draperies 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Council of Churches South Windsor 8 p.m.. Commission on educa­ Scriptures" by Aary Baker Eddy, Baby-sitting nursery in Children's Slade to Order veiy ha|>py, wa reneged, and severe as we know how to be Bev. Janies F. Glynn. Pastor tion. 11:15 Am., Sunday School C h ^ I. interim budget for the proposed 'vision that It wx>uld be resold to CLOSED MONDAYS toward those who make a profit Include p. 238; 23. Grades 7 throu^ 12. Texaco Lubrication Servlee Complete Selection of SlateriaU raised our own demand back to Rev. Raymond R. YuskauskaA Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Official p.m., Wednesday meeting. hfonday and Tueaday, 10 ajn„ Manchester community college. | Olcott If it was not needed for an out of pandering to it—gentle and When Jesus was summarizing Assistant Pastor 8 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fel­ Holy Communion. NoRRUToa M itc h d l 3-7043 A new appropriation of $1,951 i entrance to the school, FRiteE ESTIMATES seven inapectiona a year. board. Reading Room hour* at 749 We Give jjitr Green Stamp* Lower Level of the Parkade helpful as we can toward those the laws of His people. He con­ Thureday, 7:30 p.m.. Holy Com­ lowship and Mu Sigma Chi meet­ Wednesday, 6 and 10 Am., Holy to the Whlton Library Trust Fund The board ctf education has de TTita would hot be an unusual Masses at 7, , 9, 10:15 and 11:30 Main St., excepting legal holidays, budget, to be financed from sale elded the property is not needed ’ MI 9-8824 who are merely its victims. densed them into two major com- 8 munion. Monday through Saturday, 11 Am. ing in Fellowship Hall. A movlA Communion. bit of diplomatic play in cold war a.m. Friday. 12:30 p.m.. Good Friday "Beyond a Doubt" will be shown. Thursday, 10 Am.- and 7:80 p.m., of the fund’s securities. i for an entrance, and approves of Ostrinsky mandmenta Loving God with the to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 Am. to 9 hamburgers . . A proposed additional $15,000 the resale. nagotlatlona between the United whole self, and loving one’s neigh­ Service, Union Congregational pjn. Adults are invited. H Tuesday, 7:30 pjti. Church coun­ and Prayer Service. $7,800 to pay for a new boiler and dy peanuts and com 4s found to the other day, when somebody fi- the United States. Consequently, gifts of love must go where we cil meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Commun­ Friday Service at Trinity Cove­ oil burner at the Manchester be a very powerful cancer-pro­ ion Service. nant Tm 9tmt tin )ob. . . at ton jiat the rUfl Dv Rat aally read some of the fine print j when we tend out reconnaissance cannot go . . . If we love our neigh­ 9:30 a.m.. ChurchSchool Grades Thuraday, 7:30 p.m.. Holy Com­ 'YMG4- building on N. Main St. ducing agent. It Is 50 to 100 times WATKINS-WEST bor as our.seIf. This js also evi- 5 through high school. The Satvalten Amy Flint for It . . ia cotot to mtcii M y ^ l Htn t aMMK’ ■ x p * r« - STB ourselves had published. TTiere ' planes flying over Cuba to see if I denced by our wVuingnessTo un­ munion Service. Holy 'Ihuraday. Trlnty Coveoaat Churek quiaSan on nksT. . . atat to m l . . . how to 4o KT From the same fund, $7,800 to more powertol In stimulating liver 10:40 a.m.. Church School for Tho Preebyteriaa Church 881 Main S t renovate the Harrison St. garage cEUicer in rats than are azo dyes, RINERAL it developed that la a rather wide- any Russians“ are there, the Rus­ derstand the burdens or trials of infants through Grade 4. Hackmatack St. 48 ^ m o a S t Maj. B. Walter Lamle CALL IS for tnftit hilp oa yaw anl ptiatiai ioh. long known as a cancer agent, another person. We all try to un­ 10:45 a.m.. Palm Sunday Morn­ Church of Christ Bev, K. B jsar B«Mk Bev. da - - to provide an adequate park de- • Ml S-666S Ij drculctsd copy of the proposed sians do not fire on our planes. Orangs Hall, E. Geater St. You can switch to de­ Complete pEutment office and astnitary fa­ Dr. Shimkln said. SERVICE s PACIUNe Boclsar test baa trsaty publhhed But, if the Cubans themselves derstand ourselves. We come up ing Worship. Sermon: "A Wo­ P a i^ r 8:80 Am., Sunday Sehool for all pendable, clean GAEt PhunMag ead So researchers are wondering with some rather good reasons for man’s Intuition.’’ The Rev. Mr. Engeae Brewsr, Mlnlstor aguA cilities. I our A m s Coatroi and Disarma- HcatlBgiienrlM And also, $33,000 for a storm what effects there may be from 9 wore in charge of things, we might our shortcomings. But can we love Bowman preaching. Service of 7 Am. Men’s Oommunioa Break­ 8:50 ABA, Sunday ScbMl with 10:45 Am., HoUnau aervtca. I h ^ HEAT at any time by egJbMsoBPAINTCO ORMAND J. WEST 8:45 a.m„ Bible drill for chil­ sewer system at W. Middle TpKe. fungus products consumed by hu- ^ i e e f F ^ nant Agensir there had been a very well have auch a wild one as another person enough to under­ Baptism. fast at The BepUst Church of Chriatlaa Education rlasem for muaie by Band and Songatsra. calUng 25 Fannlactoai 728 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER—PHONE MI 9-4501 msuis in foods or even in certain A stand? 'This is evidenced by our 5:30 pjn.. The Junior High Pil­ dren. Rockville. a lt Mentberahlp claea moots with and Dover Rd., $1,000 for a sew­ Director , Mther Bgnlficant error, which had Castro himself out cranking the 9:55 Am., Bible Classes for all Robert Lorens, vocal aoMst. Ser- Street er at East Center and Autumn St.. antibiotics, such as toe actinomy- fgt by aU our proofreaders. anti-aircraft' fire every time we basic attitudes toward other races, grim Fellowship will meet for sup­ 9:30 Am., Sunday School, with acting sosshm. Regfatratlon of mci bv Patrick McGill. BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK $2,100 for one in Cobum Rd., and cins, he said. other creeds, other beliefs. Do w« per and worship. ages. cleaeaa tor Mndergerton through new etudenta 2 pju.. Hospital vlBUtlon by . 142 E. CENTER tft. Ih this ptiUished text of the fly over Cuba to aec If any Rus­ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Maaohei^ __ _ _ $3,300 for one In Spring S t He emphasized these are all sus­ love our nrighbors as ourselves? 6:45 p.m.. The Senior Pilgrim adult AU rlawss from Juniora 10:45 ajn., Morning Worriiip. M.. . JillzalMUi <7Uson and Idrs. for/ picions, and that there ls\no rea­ ptoposid treaty, the blank space sians are there. So it is a very for- This is a hard saying. "Will you Sermon: "Think Big!” through adults wlU meet in the t 3 A 8 Beoldea the apprcqiriations, new Btaneheater'a OMeat Moneliester Moving Fellowship win meet at the church Serrioo of Omnunnnian and Reonp- TTiomaa McCann. business Ineludea accepting a.^uit- son for people fo avoid \antiblo- |«ft for Hw stiu nadatsrm^ timate thing, really, that Russians also walk away?” to go to see "Day of Triumph,” a 6 p.m.. Evening Worahip. Bcr- Sanctuary for the opmiing wor­ tlon of MoBshen. Sennon: T ak p 8:80 pjn„ Prayer service, ond Tracking Co. mon: "Widening Horixona” ship. milb PAINTS claim deed fYom the state to the tics easential in combatting cUs- With Ftaie*t FMUmaa SBrnber pt on cite Inflections to are there tn Cuba when we fly over Rev. Ray C. HoUia Jr. fUm. Up Thy CrosA’ by the Rev, Mr. 7 p.m„ EvanreikiUo aerrioe. Spe­ Van Camp Ml 9-4749 eaae. Associate Pastor 7 pjn.. Ihe “Dcy of Triiunph” Thursday, 7:M pjn., Mldwaak 10:45 Am., Momiag Worahip. Ranaom,. cial muBe Iw MBd and 1 town for about 14,500 feet of prop- ta yoar had sono- to aoa if they eta TtaorA i IH p Bouth Chufeh willill be shown In the sanctuary. Service. Dr. esareoco A. NelaoBi prerident 7 p a t. Sarnun iUJ. Lanli C: MANCHESTER KVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. OQNN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1968 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL «, 1988 PAGE 8B Y IN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING I^OUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLE

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UQoickaa M Nomad HOT,'' MHuard UUnU of 11 Ocean moramant leluctanea i1 ffrhamai Yankees by Mile By EABL YOST UOtherwiaa aoRaea eouraa n 10 Streata (ab.) drcuita 440anaa al fM New Stars By EABL YOST ITPatoaea 90 Label Golfing season will be in full ZY28Ua Ulbm alantB diFtandi cHgr FLORIDA — Leave It to Ifogl swing shortly and already sev­ ISninala ibaap aiF^drinka 468hlald baarto GOOP SET OF GOLF dMITSOqZl mlboit) (Id.) 47 Gnat NEW YORK (AP)^A 46 Berra, new player-coach of the NEW YORK (AP) — The Baltimore, three for Minne­ eral area courses have opened. aSSerioaa aSMuaical neta Dodgers by a shade and the . CLUBS. OL'FWIENP!/ 2 0 0 0 9 ____ dlacoune S4 Soul (Egypt) 4eOratk littor per cent player turnover, in­ Yankees to come up with a new sota iuid one each for the Los Graham Clark reports a large play 32Seati anaw M Pertaining to asNew Onlnae so Soviet cluding at least a dozen rook­ one. "After all these years they Yankees by a mile. Angeles Angels and the Chi­ last weekend at Minnechaug, just M ind n port SlCoodMi Mickey Mantle and Prank XTFMonSjraar an epoch ies, is anticipated when the (Yankees) want me to start hit­ cago White Sox. over the Manchester town line in 25 Frenzy aOBartera OSCrlmaoa ting ground balls." Each morning Robinson to have great years, A pennant would give the Gla.stonbury, and Ellington Ridgs sbaap 408truggto SSMeaaura X U lM major leagues open the 1963 Yogi hits grounders to the In­ along with Don Drysdale and Yankees four straight. was the site for numerous club Ralph Teiry. The Yankees’ Mantle was fanchaatar T” 5“ 5“ T~ r " r r r W TT r baseball season next Monday field. "I’m getting more hitting members to try out their new, or SZHorenniisaal and Tuesday. this spring than ever before," he Those were the predictions the choice to repeat as MVP old, equipment for the first time M Plait u of the members of the Base­ in the American League, ulth this spring . . . Members of the UHothar a( n r About 360,()()0 persons, including added. And, in exhibition game^, President Kenney, are expected Berra has been swinging a big bat ball Writers’ Association of Al Kallne of the Tigers the Manchester Chapter ef the State Pentheua ■ r r IT America who pcutlcipat^ In second pick. (Greek myth.) FT" to attend the 11 openers, two on and getting more than his share of Board of Approved Baaeball Um­ the annual Associated Press RoMnson of the Reds was pires will hold an Important meet­ MSpadoua n r I n r u Monday, the rest the following base hits. S7 unaipirated day. pre-season poll. the MVP selection In the Na­ ing Wednesday night at 7 o’clock M Uautananta Of the 70 writers who par- tional, followed by Willie at the West Side Rec . . . A l­ (ab.) 22 'The President, as is customary, What’s a rl'*er pltcli? Tills Is will throw out the first ball at .cipated, 27 picked the Los Mays of the Giants. bert (Goldie) Spielman will be the 4^ 41Hopa’ Ulna !T 9T T a 16 IT anotiier new wrinkle discovered Angeles Dodgers to 18 who Drysdale was the pick over 41Coungeoaa D.C. Stadium, where some 47,000 during spring training. Al Lopez, guest of honor at a sports dlimer named the San Francisco his Dodger teammate, Sandy April 8 at the Elka Home in Rock­ one faiu will watch the W a^lni^n White Sox manager, had the an­ ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 46 Whaadia s r Giants, National League win­ Koufax, to win the most ville. Andy Robustelli of the New Senators inaugurate the American swer: "It's a ball that will rise 46 Acquire H i t ners last year over the Dodg­ games in the National League. York football Giants will be the knowledge 56~ League season against the Balti­ over the fence when hit.” Simple more Orioles tn Monday's only ers In a playoff. The Cincin­ Drysdale was 25-9 last year, main speaker. Art McOlnley of the ^BUTITHOUGHT WaX,nHOUSHT ------< My'SOSHDIDNT\OUSEE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 40 Make aport of 41 as that! \ h e sa id h e w a s KNIGHTS NEVER I f ihjf» id» \ HIM? HE NEVER EVEN 62 Palm cockatoo ST league game. nati Reds drew 24 first place and Koufax won 14 before he Hartford Times will handle the TOOK. UNFAIR / I J REACHED FOR HIS SHORDf 54 Underworld god Don Rudolph, 31-year-old south votes, but were picked third was sidelined with a numbed toastmaster role. Several Barber­ AtVAMIAGE r -----. r - ^ HE JUST RQDE BIGHT 55 Before paw, figures to get the starting Unsung heroes of spring trala- on total points. The only other Index finger. shop quartets will supply the an­ OFFSOPLE/ 'A I OVER ME/. HeGirl'a name place pick went to the St. 46 v r 4 80 91 assignment for Mickey Vernon's Ing, fellows who never get any Terry of the Yankees was te rertainment. 67 Turned inilde publicity, or rarely any, are the Louis Cards. the selection to repeat as top • • • out Senators, He will be opposed bv SO Requlremanta 62 u another leftqjander, 23-year-old coaches. "These men work seven The New York Yankees AL winner, with Camilo Old Timers Day at Yankee 00 Continued Steve Barber. Rudolph had an 8-10 days a week, long before the first drew the American League Pascuai of the Twins the sec­ Stadium this summer wU be on atoriea ST record for the last-place Senators player arrives at the park and first place votes of 55 writers, ond choice. Terry was 28-11 Saturday, July 27 when New York DOWN S t u and Barber was 9-6 lor the Orioles long after the last one is gone." Al to six for Detroit, four for last season and Pascuai 20-11. enteitoins the Mhmeaota Twins. 1 Relief agency last year. Lopez reported. He speaks with In recent years this attraction has aAfraab A capacity crowd of around 30,- authority for before becoming a drawn o^iacity or neM-oapacity 000 is assured for the traditional major league manager at Cleve­ Mowrte Paces Yankees’ Victory crowds Final sheet shoot of National League opener in Cincin­ land and then Chicago, Lopez was the Manoheoter Coon and Fox OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WII.L1AMS nati. The Pittsburgh Pirates, with a coach. “The coaches do more Club is scheduled Sunday morning right-hander Earl Francis, 9-8, on work than the players.” at 10:30 at the clubhouse In North the mound, will be the Reds' op­ Coventry Word has reached position. Lefty Jim O’Toole, a 16 McCormick Arm Case the desk that Watkins was able to IS performer in ‘62, has been giv­ While on the subject of coaches, fleld but fotir playsn for the en the starting nomination by and during my discussion with Al championship playoff — Man in Motion with Season Just Around Corner Lopez, a non-pald coach with the BY AL VERMEER Reds Manager Fred Hutchinson. To Get Try in Minors against Civltan fai the Bee Amer­ PRISCILLA’S POP Rising temperatures, a desire to get out into the fresh air and love for golf all helped All teams except Baltimore and Yankees came over, Joe DiMag- ican VtdleybaU Leagne. A requeat Dick Armstrong to get In some pre-season driving at Mt. Nebo. Herald Photographer Washington will play Tuesday. glo. “What are you doing these for postponement was denied tha The schedule and starting Umes days. You look great,” Lopez ad­ former champions and Ctvlton b O N ’T Reggie Pinto caught Armstrong in action, the ball in flight and a divot that must be dressed Joe D. “I’m picking up NEW YORK (A P )—^Mike McCormick’s arm has been a \ / 3 A Y IT/ EST; easily won the beet of five aeto in M Y D IE T ? replaced. AMERICAN LEAGUE broken bate,” he replied, brand­ mystery for some time, now the 24-year-old Baltimore pitch­ three straight games Fred O M . I S A V E New York at Kansas City, 2:30 ishing a shattered bat in one hand. er has turned detective in an attempt to find himself. ‘ OTMAT URF. ■ Bhabel, new UCcHm hnakethall p.m. DlMagglo has made a fortune, McCormick, who’s been a ma-’?>------— coach, feels Art Heyman, Duke CSilcago at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. first as a player and later In the Jor leaguer since the day he i i i standout, has a better ehsaea to Boston at Los Ai^eles, 11 p.m. public relation fleld. He’s cur­ signed a bonus contract with the moke the pro# flian Barry Kramer Cleveland at Mlnneslta, 2:30 p.m. rently unemployed, however. New York Giants In 1966, was LCIL Schedme o4 NYU. “Heyman ean do more Nicklaus Records 66, Only games scheduled. headed today for the Orioles’ thhigs and could play eitlier the NA'nONAL LEAGUE Happiest guy I encountered In Rochester farm club In the Inter­ front or backoonrt," toe Tong L ob Angeles at (3iicago, 2:30 p.m spring training was muscular Gus national League to try and solve Again Divided mentor told newsmen. • • • i San Francisco at Houston, 2:30 Triandos, former Baltimore catch­ some of the mysteries. p.m. er, now with Detroit. "I would Obtained from the Giants in one Gene Johnaon, former mtoor Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1:35 rather hit against Wilhelm of the winter's biggest trades, In to Sections teague baaeball player, now an au­ Tabbed Man to Watch p.m. Knuckleball specialist Hoyt Wil­ McCormick came to Baltimore to salesman at Mortorty Brotiiers St. Louis at New York, 2 p.m. helm) than try to catch him. It’s along with pitcher Stu Miller and Again thia season the CXHL r ^ tly bec^e a father for tlul AUGUSTA, (AP) — ftvro shots off the record set here^lng, struggled to a 74 for 145—six Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 8:05 catcher John Orsino in exchange fifth time. A third daughter has by Lloyd Mangnim 38 years ago— strokes off the pace. Palmer, the in my contract, no knuckleball baseball schedule has been split Pudgy Jack Nicklaus, whose An tmprecedented winter trad­ for pitchers Jack Fisher and Billy Into “East” and “West with Man­ joined two brothers at the Jotei- 4*4 the year Nicklaus was bom. defending champion, who man­ ing spree and an unusual flock pitchers when I’m catching/’ Tri­ nicknames range from “ Bob- andos’ name is in the record book Hoeft and catcher Jim Coker. chester High set for a 12-game eX' son household. Johnson left pro Souchak escaped a three-Mray aged a mild rally on the back of spring Injuries, combined with ball In 1961 while in the Milwau­ Bo” to “Baby Dumpling,” nine despite a ragged game, had for the dubious honor of being McCormick has been coming clusively leag^ue slate. The Indiana deadlock when he capped his sec­ the development of a number of along slowly In the Orioles’ camp will oppose four other "eastern” kee Braves’ farm system , . BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL ♦ WQWWi44fcTifcfc».t4Nt04. was the young man to watch a 78 for 147. rookies have changed the face of charged with the most passed balls ond straight steady round with an and Manager Billy Hitchcock clubs on a home and home basis, Manchester Country Club la look­ 8-foot birdie putt on 18. a great many clubs. In one game, there, all while Wil­ “ You moan that after all I’ve learned about basketball starting today’s third round The strong man from Pennsyl­ feels an additional stretch with but will take on the “western” ing for aomeonn to handle nows vania teed off Thursday hoping to Houston, for example, will pre­ helm was pitching. The flutter ball items for the monthly buUotln IF VWREPUNlUe WHO'S PLAVING P 0& - we're going to start baaeball?'* of the Masters Golf Tourna­ Bo Wlninger, tied with Souchak does so msiny tricks that Trian­ the minor leaguers under the teams only once each. a t'69 after the first round, bogled score two Masters ‘‘firsts.” No one sent an opening day line-up con Florida sun could be just the Jack Crockett would be glad to alt 7IX3G-CATCHER; c a t c h e r ? I'MTRyiNa- JKKMMaUJUMl ment. tabling only two players, exclu­ dos once suffered a broken finger The so-called Blast is made up 'MOTHwaseraRAr. the 18th and wound up with a 12 has won successive Masters titles cure-all McCormick needs. of Manchester, Conard, Hall, Wind­ down with any scribe and >90NNie,V0UR TO GET ^\y BALL/ Although h« and handsome Jay sive of the pitcher, who were in while warming up Wilhelm. the matter. The pay la smefl. and 141 total, that put him in a tie and no one ever has won four ham and Wethersfield. The clubs NET 19 100 Hebert were ene shot behind the Masters crowns. the 1662 Inaugural line-up. They McCormick has had the goods midpoint leader, husky Mike Sou- for fourth place with late-finish­ since he broke In with the Giants. meet one another twice. The West 6MMLi ing Hd Furgel, the lame-armed Sam Snead, a 3-time Masters are outfielder Al Spangler and Anytime you dare Maury Wills chak, the 28-year-old Nicklaus held third baseman Bob Aspromonte. to bunt, he’s on base,’’ Manager Somewhere along the line, how­ ■—CXIIL style—includes the two BEN CASEY center stage after his dazzling former Open champion who hir- champion, with a 73; former Open ever, they became somewhat Bristol Scdiools—Central and Elast- dled two of the last three holes for titlist Dick Mayer, with a 70; and Playbig at second base for the Bobby Bragan o f Milwaukee told comeback In the second round Colts will be Ernie Fazio, the 676,- me when we discussed the fleet- perishable. From 1968 to 1960, ern—and the two in Meriden—Platt Veteran Celtics when a hlazing putter carried him a n . Tony Lema, one on the hot young after the club had moved to San and Maloney. men amcxig the touring pros, with 000 bonus boy who has changed footed Dodger ioflelder. to a 4-under-par 66. Par for the picturesque, testing Manager Harry O a ft’s mind Francisco. McCJormick wras a reg­ This year Manchester plays twice THENE)Cr CMy»i MR.CARUSlE,rm yOU'LLBEWGARINS Augusta National course Is 86-88— a 69,' were deadlocked In sixth H op e to Solve Seuchgk, a former end and about sending him to the minors. Sarasota has bech a good luck ular starter, winning 11, 12 and In Bristol, both games within three ------' TAKE A FEW TH/(rc/wr place-kicker an the duke football 72, stretched 6,850 yards over roll­ place at 148. 15. days. The two Meriden schools both WEUXMAE TO VDUJNT^ waac^ BUT you'RE soiNe THREE MONTHS; BUT Among the ether Colt newcomers charm for the Chicago White Sox Aid/MISS CARROLU WE CAN team, , didn’t play the first 36 holes ing woodlands ahd well-laced with Among thoee who failed to sur­ are Pete Runnels, American In 1960 when he posted his visit here. Next year, the schedule ID BERNE! >OURARM...Wia8E water ha^rds. since the team moved its spring 15-12 mark, he had the league’s ‘Big (JMliddle SURE USE MOUR TALSOL. AND ASeOOOASNEW. like a man who hasn’t won a tour­ vive the 150 cutoff were Jerry League batting champion acquired base of operations from Tampa. will be in reverse. nament In two years. His halfway lowest earned nm average, a NOT JUST M THE CHILDRB/<5 Neither Gary Player nor Arnold Barber, the little veteran who won from Boston; Howie Goss, center In four years at Sarasota the The Indians open the season a WARD! chart was 66-70—186. Palmer, who with Nicklaus are the the Azalea Open at Wilmington, fielder acquired In a recent trade brilliant 2.70. In 1661, he slipped week from Monday—April 16—• BOSTON (AP) — Playoflf-wlse Nicklaus was 74-64 — 140 and 'White Sox have lost but ene day to 13-16, then last season ran Into and close on June 3. big names of current-day golf, was N.C., last week, and former Mast­ with Plttsbutgh, and rookie catch­ due to the weather. Manager Al Boston expects to beat (Jlnclimati Hebert 7#-74—140. in a particularly threatening pesl- the first mystery and slid to 5-6 tonight—if the Celtics solve the ers champions Jack Burke Jr. and er Jim Campbell. Lopez told me. The park in Tam­ The complete slate includes: Tha 64 Nicklaus threw at the tion starting the final tws rounds. while spending most of his time Windham home; April 18, Conard, Oscar Robertson riddle. Tbie prob­ Cary Mlddlecoff. Barber missed Other rookies named to grace pa, incidentally, which is the field is the lowest score thus far Player, who said he never got hy ene stroke, Burke by two and opening day line-ups Include in­ on the sidelines wdth a sore ann. away; April 22, HaU, home; April lem: Not what makes Oscar run, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL tn the S7th Masters and is only the one big shot to get him roll- spring home of the Cinciimati The aimouncement of McCor­ 29, Wethersfield, away; May 2. but how to keep him running. Mlddlecoff by 16. fielders Nate Oliver and Ken Mc­ Reds, Is named Al Lopez Fleld. Mullen, DoInnings. An third contest, Robertson has been MMTRVINGlOOei^jCP *sO B S ^ , SOUlOLBNPMBAGUARim, PERStMi9IVe FB3S0NALnV/ I pas.—JKasten XoumamMit the calla to Scoby. error by shortstop Al Weis and former general manager and ^-6 A REI9SUA(9(Ve O L U B r, OhaiiBcl g conversatlona with Wallace Butts, Pagllaronl, Pirates; Ty Obie, game. Now 48, the former Yankee coach of the CJleveland Browns, held to a 24 point average in the CANY I ? C A N T X ? A transcript revealed that Butts ^ a v e s ; Jack Fisher, Giants; Stu great served as a batting instruc­ Bright gave the Reds an un­ most recent two encountera. PEB«>IALnyd:AN I BUT 5 P.BSV—Wide World o ( Sports Armer University ef Georgia Ath- probably will buy the'Philadelphia told Interrogators he borrowed Miller, Orioles, and Runnels. tor, at no salary, this spring at earned eighth inning run chat The defensive assignment o f ' RBasUADeVOUTDlBID JT«,. (Steeplechase, leUe Director, "had nothing adut- I9.000 from Scoby for business snapped a 1-1 tie before they Eagles of the National Football BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE AAU Swimming) Four new managers will be both the Yanks’ regular and mi­ L ea^ e for between $4.5 and $5 covering Robertson has been di­ MEAQLWZIB2? soevor to do with betting on foot­ purposes. But he said there never making their appeattince—John­ came up with the clincher in the vided among Sam Jones, rookie Channel g nor league camps. Never too busy ninth on Ken Walters’ run-scoring million, It has been learned. , niFTER PADDLING AND BAILING ALL NIGHT, ball of any other type of betting.” was any discussion ef betting or ny Pesky, Red Sox; Bobby Bra- John Havlicek and K. C. Jones. THEN WE MUST HAVE 6IVENIT r / ( U T W E m u s t A 10 pjn.—^Flght e f the Week gambling. to talk with newsmen, Joe was single. An unimpeachable source close : n> AND ALL DAY, FELIPE COLLAPSES. gan. Braves; Ed Lopat, AthleUcs, also in demand to meet Joe Fans Boston Coach Red Auerbach TO THOSE W THE PUNT;r/THINKINfl J / NOWATER„r\ V FELIPE. V Frank Scoby, president of an Records of calls from Butts to Mickey Mantle put the Yankees to the Eagles, who did not want nr WAS WATER, /I MY1»V UAUnCHANDS RAW. D&Ul \ _— DUnels beer distributing firm, told and Birdie Tebbetts, Indians. from all parts of the country and to be identified by name, said he Isn’t going to change strategy to­ Scoby were included In numerous Veterans expected to miss the ahead to stay against Phlls-ace night. He's just asking his players I - I C A N 'T 60 0:15 p.m.^ ^ ^ ^ W eek In Sports ‘The Associated Press In ^icago toll tickets examined by Georgia he always obliged by signing auto­ Art Mahaffey, smashing a two-run was confident a majority of the 0 N | B U Z Friday that he had talked with openers because of injuries in­ graphs, posing for pictures or just 60 stockholders would vote to sen to apply more of It and do It bet­ Atty. Gen. Eugene Cook In his In­ clude Roger Maris, Yankees; Roy double in a three-run third inning ter than they know how. 0:80—Sports Speotaonlar Butts by long distance telephone shaking hands. uprising that put it out of reach. to Brown eiither outright or a ma­ vestigation f the Post charges. Slevers, Phillies; Frank Thomas, “I think all of our three guys (A ir Show, on various occasions, but that all Butts and Bryant have denied jority interest. Carting Races) the calla were "strictly business.” Mets and Frank Robinson, Reds. have done a fine job on Robert­ rigging the game which Alabama Also currently sidelined with in­ son,” says Frank Ramsey of the ChsnnM 8 Scoby was a government wit­ won 86-0, and both have said OKac 0 pjB.— Challenge Golf ness In a gambling case in 1959. juries are pitchers Bob Fhirkey, Celtics. "The three of them have they never gambled. Butts has a Reds;____ , Vern Law, Plrater: Billy kept him ruiming all the time and 4^-d ChannN 8 Butts, accused m a Saturday |10 million libel suit pending Hoeft, 4 P.1S.—Masters Tonmament Evening Poet article of conspir­ I Giants M d Dan Pfister, that’s important. What we have to against the Post. Athletics. do with Oscar is run him so much Channel 0 ing with coach Paul 9rywat of Ala-, Cook said In a report of his baraa to rig the Ctoergla-Alabama that he’ll have to get tired." WE MUST CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER findings that there was no evi­ I Auerbach isn’t pleased to find GO ON...WE dence that Butts or Bryant had Celtics and Royalr his club favored by nine points. MUST...WE gambled. He said earlier,* how­ I Twice before the Celtics have been MUST.' ever, tha-t Butts had placed calls IMSO<%MDlOX>yt HOrJUSTBECMISei WELL, NOW / ir b JUST ANOTHER JOB,MOM. S8C CIM . JOEVi rvE t a k eh T ymuPRogiy to persons who had been involved Tilt on Channel 22 ' eight and nine point choices here -I MBWAtETTERMC0«W.rmBMCH.M9UR| poireoArvjotiMOUEOAV.------A t o r OF ADVICE LATBLV^ANP M f i W E U .iLL In gambling. and wound up losing by three and L K : and UCNi9k OF THB KMD MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD THESUPBR- T A K E O W B O F A U.S. Senate subcommittee, The Boston Celtics vs. the Cin­ five, instead. OF FRIENDS TWIU MAKE!^ voumvoiria W e Hare M o v e d / cinnati Royals in the sixth play­ TOO OLD TO DO concerned with gambling in sports ALL, MISS off game of the National Basket­ THE CHORES! Is investigating the Post allega- Gardner Winner YOU WANT M E T 5 ROBE// tkms. InvesUgatlonB also are be­ ball Association's Eastern Divi­ TO WALKOVER I A ing conducted by an Alabama leg­ sion will be televised' Hve direot TO Hl/A— / LITTLE DISCOUNT islative committee, the Southeast- from Canclnnatl’s Xavier U/Wver- In Pool Tourney A L O N E ? y \ WE'LL SEE/ . '/ erii Conference and the NCAA. stty Field House on Sunday at 8 STATION When questioned by state in- p.m. The game will be carried In Championship laurels tn the an­ vestlgatora about his coimectlons Its entirety by Springfield Tele­ nual Army A Na'vy C31ub Pool Cole’S vision Broadcasting Corporation NOW LOCAT» AT with Scoby, Butts said he was a Tournament were won by Jack long time personal friend. staUoiui, W W LP-^annel 32, (Gardner. The latter whlppi^' Milt BpilngttekL Morrison for the crown by a 135-76 451 WEST CENTER ST. count. BfANOHESTER Gardner has been a pool enthu­ (ATLANTIO SEBVIOB SKATIOM) siast for many years, having wm NEXT TO MAN0HE8TBB OLIXSMOBILE Heavy College Diamond Slate, his first championship In 1939, then, known as the town tourney. Now retired, the 62-yeor-old Gard­ U C onns Start Off w ith W in ner beat Bill Shields In the quarter­ DAVY JONES BY LEFP and McWILLlAMS NEED TIRES? finals, 100-52, then eliminated Don McGair in toe sendfinalo, 100- NEW HA'VEN (AP)—Seven^fourth loss In five games by a 5-3 OMinecticut college nines are slat- ...... _ . . - 81. MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY MAJOR IRANDS count at the hands of Frederidc Morrison eliminated John Vines, R ia H T NOW/ LTPS^ •d for actitei today in the biggest College at Portsmouth, Va.. <30 OUT TO MY WILL take day yet of the new basdball sea­ 100-52, (uid Jim Campbell, 100-69, ' UConn pitdiers Ed Jones, who In gaining the finals. A R eiH E B E A N y BIROS YES, BUT TO TELL son. went five innings, and Jim Parme- LIVING IN IT Y E T ? YOU THETRLTFH, Goimectlcut, which beat Ameri­ Sixteen men competed at the lee combined to fiMhion a one- Army A Navy Club. I'/W A U TTLE can University yesterday, 8-0 will hit shutout over American 'Uni­ PjSAPPOINTEP play a doubleheader with the Unl- versity at Washington In the AN AYO TEAM 40%p a m e n v toff k a b t o p a t vwaity o f Maryland at Cbllege Huskies’ opening genie of a NO n o w ir Y - 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P) — Park. smithem tour. SPRING OIL CHANGE SPECIAL Coast Guard travels to Hart­ James Brown, a promJsiiig #(>ph9- ' ’The Eagles also got a sparkling more basketball player and goUer , WJ ANY OIL FILTER K PRICE ford for a match with Trinity; Mrformance out of hurler Howie Wesleyan plays MTT at Cam­ at Ohio State University, to the f PLUS ?0” FRENCH POODLE ' Schachter, who went the distance, self-appointed captain of the 1 04JM VALUE. ^ 0 bridge, Fairfield entertahu Amer- striking out 15, walking none and tean International, touring Bouth- "AYO” basketbafll squad. Brown allowing only one earned run. says the name come from a otory am Oonnectleut vlstto Hampton H ie ESaglea’ lone hit was off Institute In 'Virginia, and New.Ha- he heard about a coach Whoos In- Jones tn the first liming. NORMAN’S LEAGUE and playoff basketball champions at the West Side Rec: Front variaible remark tiO his baakatball P COLE'S DISCOUNT STATION rm OoUm plays host to New U'Conn scored Its first run in B idford^Sch. row, left to right, Bill Spector, Randy Crawford, Jim Sirois, Ed Fitegerald and Dave team was; "I wont the. float toom 451 WEST CENTER ST— HI *.«*M tiM fifth inning when Jimmy Bell up hers unlth me, an4 all you o8li- b ysatorday's other gama, Brannick. Bacdc row. Coach Ivan London, B any London, Ray L<»idon, Tom Hasaett an(l Sian singled, stole second and scored on mm down toara a i to# 4m ti Ifla ODOMtotlOIlt Iti Coach Bill Crawford. (Herald Photo by-Ofiara.) ... -t— r .- _ r,^ r ^ ' . f . t U fiB T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, €OMN„ SATURDAY, APRIL t, IMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1968 P A G E K D O I

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TALCOTTVILLE — Beautifully______„ WANTED — JSxpailMiaad eaipat Mi, TUoattriOa, monthly. Mancheater Garden B-S485. Moving:—^Tnickinc— WOMAN to live In as housekeep­ mechanle, Muot have rMsrancea FLDOlUHKSNTA n R M , VERNON—Older 7 room Cepe, Situated lot approximately; DUPLBIXES AND two (amliteo, er, private room, adult and three and own toola. Tear ’toond em­ 100, IS. ai ikpartmento, MI s-7®M. RANCH WITH garage, 100x150 good condition, 1% baths, alumin­ VERNON BOWERS SCHOOL Area — 7 121x174. w ater, near stores, have qualified buyers. If you’re Free to HeraM Reaiers Stokaare 20 a t a f m f - v m . tIttM Boomt New room Cape, full shed dormer, 1% schools, $8,000. Reynolds Agency, thinking of sailing, please call, M ohlldren. CaU MI 9-0600 for In­ ployment. Good pw. ExoMIent ^TKIUDB ROOMB, etove end ro- MANCHESTER A landaceped lot, full cellar, oil hot um siding, 8/4 acre lot. Con­ terview. W(mu> BOOK Ihmytdopodia St water neat, aluminum eombino- venient location, $11,600. Hayes $2,000. assumes mortgage on baths, garage, fireplace, many 236-3568, 521-0528. obligation. E. E. Bushey Agenoy, THE AUSmt A. CHAMBBIRS OO. benefita. .^iply Ifr. .TUqraon. OUArantoad Fiumitura frigerater. ell utUittee. Ideal (or this real neat ranch, 8 bed­ Ml 9-2083. W tet iBlaniailiiia on one of oar claaaltled ■drarUacBMatit No Movmg. pocking, otorago, local Oarpat Depiartmant, WatUns edition. SO votaimaa. wtwth'SliS. VICINITY tiara, I bedrooms, living room, Agency, MI 8-4808. Mtros. Owner MI 9-1795. ■Moror at flio totepliono UstodT Simply eoB tko COUNTER GIRL wanted full win oMl m . Ben a, Harald. one P®riMi. Apply its Spruce kitchen end dining area. Excep­ rooms. huilt-ins, basement, VERNON - - Beautifully treed lot, and long dlatance. Agonto for Brothera, ®S5 Main siraat, Man- $£99 US MAIN—Tima noma, haat, hot ■troet. $9,600 — 4 ROOM YEAR ’round big corner lot, payments 42 OOURTLANd ” ST, — Compact 146x165 panoramic, view, $2,600. REAL ESTATE Listings wonted. Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., world­ time. Apply Parkade- Cleaners, cheater. tionally well cared for, $15,000. Manchester Shopping Psrkade. EXCELLENT USED oat e( Etc watar, otova, rdrlgarator, lUg. tU.MO WUUngton Only $600 Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ ranch in Coventry, built-in oven $109.60 monthly. Move in May S rooms on one floor, garage, B. E. Bushey Agency, MI 9-3088. Frse estimates of vatus. Law- wide movers FYeo estimates. MI 9 m A O tJ m , M . ilV B ROOM, second floor, go- down to own this new 1st. owner, 849-2765, ranee F. Piano, Realtor, Ml MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE 3-5187. WANTED — Automoliila me­ elonadU Brltaniiien fcr aMa. 10 pa. Mai badmom gia^p n g e, atorm windowe, oil heat, tor, MI .9-3818, MI S-48a. end range, lake privilegee. Bel I jEGAL SEjCRETARY part-time, chanic to work in General Moton E. Herald. room ranch with Hotpolnl Air Reel EeUte, m 8-9832. 8-3766. experienced, downtown Hartford dealerahlp. Apply in peraon to 91 pa. dtoi______nHa THREB ROOMB and bath, toat adulia with ona child. MI S-6408. buUt-ina, fireplace, one iCANCHBSTBR — 7 room q>lit OTS’TOM DESIGNED executive Ml 9-0500 UANCHE8TBSI Packogo IMlvery. floor WNUimeot, heat and aloo- HOLUSTER FTREET — New on T. J. CROCKE'TT home in one of Manchester’s Resort Property For Sale 74 Light trucking and package deliv­ office, JA 2-1165. Service Manage, ManiAastar SNOWBLOWER IS" OMItaBMB, acre woodad lot, ameoite level, 1% baths, rao room, gar­ Legal Notices Motor Solea, uaed once. Tarrtflie bogr. Meving. 19 po. aoBvartlble Hvtag roan trioity, osntrslW loeatad. taa drive, only 8 nunutsa to age covered patio half acre at market. Immaculate • room Co­ Rsaltor MI 8-1577 prime locations. 7 spacious a a i iMre yoor nwoaogo. You'll hear from oar edverUeer la Jig ery. Refrigerator's, waabeia and PART-TIME waitress for Monday, 512 W. Oantar E vents MI 8-2662. Baa, M . IQ S-MBT, »4. Fnrnidied Apartments 68>A lonial bungalow, .large sunny rooms, sunken living room, ANDOVER I^KE Buy from UBURK o r UEAUINO ON stove mmnng specialty^ Folding Street. Mo monay dowir kiotant eradit Can Parkway and SB minutos porkllke grounds. Hayag Agency, owner. 4 room house, gtig heat, GRANT o r AUMINI8TBATION Bigg wMboot s p e o ^ g on enrenlng at tfao tetephoaoL Wednesday tmd Saturday. Hours to Hartford. Complete MI 8-4808. rooms, natural woodwork. Bel cathedral ceiling, 2 huge flre- chairs for rent. Ml P-on3. 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. Ideal for married OIRL’S NAVY hlua aBrta«~a^ Free dailvary, area lay away THREE ROOM awdsm apmt- FAimALLY FURNIBHBD 80. WINDSOR — Minutes to Hart­ placee. landscaped lot. For ap­ outaide fireplace, large lot, clooe StHip of ronnwetfGut. Prohnt# Court, PART - ITMB willing, woriier for monthly payments less Air Real EstmU, MI 8-9383. ford from this 6 room ranch on Tomn of Bolton Difltrk’i of Andov#r* woman desiring to earn eortra Furniture Department. Apply in Mae 10-U; floworad mpoo. Gbu plan. mmt, fhat floor, heat, hot watar, room apartment ell utUltlc. than $100. COLONIAL, EXCELLENT condi­ pointment call owner, MT 9-6285 to beach. For detail* call MI April 1. 1963. money. Good wagCg and tipping. MI »«00. laM garator, otova, gaa and aloe- - noM, one Mook from Main at., FOUR BEDROOM 9 room Dutch lot approximately 163x300. Fire­ after 8 pm., or Saturday and 9-4626 Kfltatr of Jolin WHjrrn. «l Lost and Found 1 Auto Driving School 7-A Painting—Papering 21 person Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main. t a MASS between 6-9 p.rn. tion. Located up In the Green place. Carport. Full basement. Colunibift. in lald ^ n trlrt, Apply Charcoal fe-oiler after 10 trioity fundriiad, tOaa bathroom $16,$00 VatvMn I year old area. Three light airy bedrooma Colonial, centrally located, Sunday. Pipp$»nt. Hon. Norman J. Praiiat, a.m. OA8 HOT air funiaoa, Uka now, S NORMANS, IM^C. and riiawar. Idad Aw WBrtdBg $17,500, Philbrick A’gmcy, MI Call Madeline Smith, Realtor, Mt COVENTRY 2 bedroom ranch, l o s t — LADY’S wi-istwatch vi­ MANCHESTER Driving Academy. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. GESNBRAL MOTORS dealer YHREB ROOM fuintahed apart- ranch with B good sized up, three rooms down. Lotga liv­ 9-1642, or evenings Mabel Sheri­ full bath, oil hot water heat, ga­ -ludK** Winter driving instruction is safe handling multtple line of cars de­ yaara old, 160,000 B.T.U., m im . FumMara WarMiouae eoupla. Pwrldiig. 'M I ? >66®, TT® rooms. Close to elemen­ 9-84B4. Upon Ui*’ upplicatloh Mary S. Flrtrh- cinity A A P, E. Center Street, Paperbanging, celllngi wallpaper SEWERS WANTED immediately. large blowar; olao, gaa h A p.m. tnent with bath, eeeond floor, ing room with fireplace. IH dan, MI 8-8189. rage. '* acre lot, .short dlatance of April, men ai 2 00 o ’clock licensed driving school, trained workmanshm guaranteed. Leo Office, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Oo«q>le preferred. Cavaatry water and sewers, taxes rooma, fireplace, natural wood- custom built and aaking only _ _ _ i III thw afternoon and that notice of LOST — BLACK and brown Bas­ ONE SOFA and 3 3-room Ranch high in the MANSPIKiLD Young fS*2 room time* and plare of h^arimf sett hound, answers to “Rorky.” fering classroom and behind call Ml 8-8043. YOU! ! ! YOU are a wonderful Boats and Acesggorieg 46 dudtogduding balgebe^e oxcol- cellent value for the first Realtor, MI 9-6524. hill* of Vernon. I.*rge living ranch, aluminum aiding. Frigi* iht»reon be pvwn lo all perioni* known person. You deserve a car of FOUR ROOM aawly dager ated ment. Apidy after 6 p.m., Tnom' ed basement, attached garage M I 3-4648. Kinder please call M3 9-D97 af­ wheel instruction for teen-agers. THREE DAYS travel — 4 daya at lent ocnditlon. aa Morrow, 649-3286, 36 Birch St. home buyer. excellent condition, $19,600, Phil- room with fireplace, paneling, (lalre biiilt ina American base *>r In'eraaied In aajd eatate. by MI 9-6075. PAINTING AND paperhaoging. your own, new clothes, and the home, Man over 40 for short BOAT. 18 FOOT, 1067 Hioinaon. apartment, t aaoond floor, heat, MANCHESTER — T room home ___ ,___ * ,, ■_. __ . oau.-mc a irtie ropy o( this ord**r to te r A hM water, aieotrle ranges garb- brick Agency, MI 9-84B4. > close to shopping, schools and MANCHESTER — 514 room Cape, attached garage, 3 b^room*. l a y h e a t. 5 r a m b lin g a c r e * 600 publiali-d oiu-e in .aomr newapapar Good clean workmanship at rea- many extras that make' life more trips near Manchester Worth up offshore ftaherman, 80 k.p. 106B $1S,900 Windsor Locks — 7 year nice area, Bowen School. Askin; light airy kitchen, immaculate feet frontage, small pond. 2-car havm* a rirmlatlon m .-Aid Diatrirt. MORTLOCK’S Driving School Inc., souabU rates. SO years in Man­ pleasant. If a limited budget to $8,000 to $12,500. in a year. Evinnide motor, 1967 Oator traO- ORAT RUG, 0x16 raaaanaUa. ago diapooal IncludoA gl2S. old 5 room ranch, all good SEVEN ROOM apllt, 1% hatha, bus, attached garage with patio, garage Asking *16.900 FHA VA PV'"'’' "n 'h- pu'dic aignimat n»ar- Roferonceo. l i l ®-oaM, Ml ®-8t69. Bwdneaa Locatlona huge kitchen, dining room, liv­ $13,800. Tongren Agency throughout. Moi> than ymi’d r ______D__, ’ -a' whrj- the ,l-r*-a-fd la-t dwelt in offices, classroom, located Man­ chester Raymond Flake. MI makes all this a dream, let Avon Write H. C. SwaUow. l^ea.. er. Marine bead, navy t^ , com­ CSiU MI 041448 oftar 6. alied rooms, large woMsd family room, garage choice lo­ 8-6331. expect for $17,900. Call Mr. financing. I-essenger Co, Real- ij,,. Town of I’dlumbia. a-nt by regla- Announcements chester Parkade, lower level. Be­ 9-9287. show you how just a few hours a Southwestern Petrideum Oo., pletely Muipped. Good condltloii. For Rent 64 lot, carport, 2 full hatha, cation, $38,900. Philbrick .Agency, ing room and den, flrei^ace, 3 tor*. 423-9291 anvtim e. IMMACULATE LARGE I room full baths, aluminum combina­ Lariviere MI 9-5306. MI 4-1760, i»r«d mail poatag.' propald 10 Mary ginners. older, nervous students, day can help you make that Box 789, Pmt Worth 1, Texas. $1,600. MI 8-4046. full basement, oil hot MI 9-8464. VERNON — 614 room ranch, TR 5-6611. S rialctifi I'olumhia. I'onn.. and Jo­ INCOME TAXES prepared in your our specialty. Teen-tige driver's EXTERIOR and interior painting, dream come true. Call 289-4922. GOOD USED rffrigerator, $26. dMurtraont, large otorage room, tions, oil hot water heat, $18,600. a Nd OVER -- WELL designed 8- seph Wan i-O 226 W--t lOlh Rc . New water heat, city water end Storms garage. Very clean hom^ York. . N ’ . V , a l l on or before t h * 8 t h home or by tqjpolntment. Exper­ education course. State certified. paperhanging, wallpaper remov­ SALES TRAINEE — Established 60 h.p. JOHNSON outboard, $678. Can MI 0-1401. refined neighborhood on hua line, >6® NORTH MAlN-atOM.' MD / eewer. dose to express­ COMPACT RANCH — 8 b 1 o c k s Robert Wolverton, Realtor, MI bedroom ranch, wall-to-wall ienced tax work, 24 hour service. COUNTER GIRLS 7 to midnight 80 Scott, MTS. X Evinnide, flOO. beat, hot water, atove and re­ ®-«M®, ®4i. 9-3818, MI 8-4548. N ear Circle. Tirongren Agency, MI day of April. 19ti3, M3 9-7398. ed, ceilings, fully insured. Cali sales route in local area opening WEBOOR RECORD player, S- way, 10 mlnutoe from from Waddell School is this 8-6331. carpeting, large kitchen with NORMAN ,1. PRKl’SS, Judfa Cali MI 8-4723.______George Ouillette, Ml 9-1251. shift. Apply Mister Donut, 255 W. soon. $96 weekly guarantee if 10 Johnson, $iB0. Band oaw with frigerator, garage if deelred, Ref- Hartford. An excellent bedroom ranch, full basement BARROWS k WALLACE dining area, plenty of cupboards. Middle ’Tpke. motor $70. Wanted 00 h.p. Mer­ •p m i; automatic toaster; both erenceere quired. OaH MI 0-3M6, SMALL STORE near Main Street. with garage, corner lot, plenty of PITKIN STREET—Bight room AT A I'Ot'RT OF PROBATF, held at INCOME TAX returns prepared by qualified while training. Advance axoeUent condition. Also, velour Suitable for barber ihqp, office, buy! SIX ROOM older home, garage, ■tainles* steel twin sinks, full Maiirhe-t.'i. within and for ihe dt»- Garage—Service—Storage 10 COMPLETE PAINTING and deco- to $144 weekly after training. cury. MI A1454. ®-6 only. trees. Top value (or only $16,700, colonial on corner lot. Four good newly redecorated, quiet neigh­ M E. Center St., basement, large lot with trees, Irici i*f .Manrlie-ter, t,n Ihe 4th day of auditor. Business and individual. rating service, interior-exterior, TWO PLEASANT married women, painting with wooden frame. MI etc. Perking. Apply Morlow’a, bedrooms, four rooms down In­ ...... 1963 Married man wiUi car: experi­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, $18,500 East Hartford — 6 room T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 848-1677, borhood, many extras, $15,500. Manchester. Conn. large 4S% mortgage may be as- Ab^’it A D Accounting services. Raymond fully guaranteed to your satis­ part-time evenings. must be ence not necessary. F or Inter- 04HS^ be., 867 Mun. Cape, 3 full baths with clude heated sun room. Rec room sumed, $13,300. Pratt Agency, ..Preient...... Hon. .Joiin J Wallett. .fudze. Girard. AU 8-6008. ONE-CAR GARAGE neap Clinton neat, clean, quick and of good hot water, stove, refrigerator, Must he seen. Call MI 9.8446. No Katate of F.rneat Copplnz, late «f faction, with down to earth riew call 644-0202 between 6-8 Diamonds—^Watchc SMALL OFFICE 100% Main shower stall, full shed in basement 90% completed. Ex­ agents. anytim e, PI 2-7596 , 246-2892. ' , M anchester iiV'iald di«mri.”'dece*iied. Street MI 9-1823. prices, fully insured. Vick’s character. Apply ’Treat Shoppe. p.m. edulta only. $106 per month, 87 dormer, vestibule, fire­ cellent condition throughout. T. _ ------. ------.1 t'pon application of t-ouipe ropptnz. FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ Painting & Decorating 529-8422, Route 83, Talcottvllle. Jew ehy 48 Offlee and Store Marble Street, Manchester, MI location. Apply, Marlow’a, ------1 a d m in istra trix , p ray in g for a u th o rity ed with your savings In mind. 8-0888. Main. place, combination win­ MANCHESTER J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. SO. 'WINDSOR—^Kelley Road near MI 9-6452. SALES Representative wanted for WATCH AND JewMiy repairing at Equipmmit 54 dows, large wooded lot, Vernon Circle Shemping Center ELLTNG'TON An oversized Wanted-Real Eatate 77 ] •“ ,■;lUd''■:r^ard"^;X«.^n^'on Reasonable rates. Call MI 8-6246, Business Services Offered 13 PART - TIME help—Luncheonette, MANCHESTER — CUTE 4 room Cape that can grow with you E. J. Bayles. local area. If you are employed reasonable prices, prompt serv­ m o d e r n FIRST floor 2 room desirable location, one and Wilbur Cross Parkway with 1' i.“ PAXN'i’lNQ and wallpapering, wall­ sales floor. Apply W. T. Grant as a salesman making lees than NEW TYPEWRITERS, $69.96 up; ranch, convenient locatimi, ideal public bua at door. Neat Split with full dormer, 150x201 non­ WAN'TED By private party, 5-8 tyRDURKD That the toregoinz ap- LAWN MOWERS sharpansd and Co., Parkade store. ice, 2 watchmakers. Manches­ apartment available for immedi­ Honses For Rent 61 i block to bus. phcatioii be heard and detHrmined At INCOME TAX returns prepared paper removed. W a llp ^ r books $400 a month, apply now at Mont­ ter's oldest established jeweler. used typewriters, $39 im. Berube’s Convenient and Compact for younger or older couple, $11,- Level, 7 rooms, garage, fireplace, development lot. Material* to room older single home oy 2 repaired, sales and service, pick on request. Ceilings. F r ^ sotl- ’Typewriter Service, 4T9 E. Mid­ ate occupancy with heat and hot 700. MI 3.0254. finish up*tair» bath and 2 or * family. Phone MI 9-49,33. I...... lie Probate. office..... Matirhfijitqr bi by former Internal Revenue up snd delivery. Ice skates Biarp- CLERK - TYPIST, record depart­ gomery Ward Company. Opening F. E. Bray, 737 Main St., State water, $76 a month. J. D. Realty, THREE ROOM cottage, furnished $18,700 Manchester — 6 year old 114 baths, attractive price, $17,- .said Di.sfiic’t. on th<=" 16th day of A pril. mates. CaU Roger HI 84)9». available. We have men In this dle Tpke., Mancheater, MI 9-3477. • room Colonial, 1% 8 bedroom ranch close to 800, A# little aa $700 down. Glenn bedroom* included. Act quickly. A.D 1963. at o clock in tha mr«- Agent in the convenience of your ened, precision ground. L h M ment, 40 hour week. Must be able Theater Building. MI 3-5139. or unfurnished, gas furnace, BOWERS SCHOOL—6 room Cape, Gate* Agency, MI 9 .5552. nooh and th at notir#« rtv ^ n to Hil home for indl’vldual and business. Equipment Oc area making up to $600 monthly parking, odult^ only. New Bol baths, fireplace, combina­ schools and hue. Only $13,990. Roberta Agency, MLS Reajtora, Id 4>aU.te of Equlpmmt Corporation, Route 88, PAINTING, paperhanging, floor to type 50-80 words per minute. $400 down. plus recreation room, offers Legal Notice l>»»rflonji intfiFst/’d in aald MI 8-8938. Vernon. Conn.in. TR 6-7608. Manchea- sanding, ceilings whitened. For Pleasant working conditions. In­ and enjoying many liberal com­ Wearins: Apparel—Purs 57 FOUR ROOM apartment, second ton Road, MI 8 6886;. tion windows, shaded let, Vn 4-1521. Eve. Mrs. Devenitz, FORD STREET 5 room the pendencyt»«*nd« ,, of aaid anplicatlon and pany benefits such as paid vaca­ Florists—^Nnrserios 49 excellent location, near privacy and convenience, back­ 538-0794. the time and place of nearinc tiltlier*> lowest rates and good clean work­ teresting, diversified work. Call floor, automatic heat, domestic yard fully fenced, new knotty fram e house, near shopping. AT A qpPRT o r PROBATF: held at on. by publishing a <’opy of this ordar FULL-TIME tax accountant ready SHARPENINO Servioa- Saws, tion, group life, and hospitaliza­ LADY’S BEIGE lined fitted «uit. hot water residential, near shop­ SH ROOM HOUSE With heat and shopping, bue end schools. stFr. within and for thf dintrict to aasiat you. Rates reasonable. manship. call MI 4-0601. Manchester Memorial Hospital, TREES — BALSAId, i^mce. 10 or Complete d ty utllltiee. PAUL FIANO AGENCY pine kitchen, walking distance^to G.I. WANTSHD to take over mort­ zchoolz, buses. All utilities. $12.- . Mancbe-ter on the 2nd day uf April. ill sonic newspaper having a circultr knives, axes, shears, akates, MI 3-1141, Ext. 320 for appoint­ tion insurance plans, liberal car ' size 12-18, excellent conditicn, $6. ping, parking. Phone MI 8-2171, hot water, $100 per month, cen schools, shopping, 1 ^ line. New­ 900 Joseph Barth, Broker. 1 A D . 196,3 tioii In said district, at Call S. J. Turklngton, Jr., MI rotary blades. Quick service. C ^ - NESMAN AND BROWN — Paint­ allowance; no overnight travel. more $1. each. Daily after 3:80. Cali anytime MI 9-6724. 9-6:30 p.m. trally locate. COll MI 8-5876, 1 ^ 't miss this one. gage of a beautiful 8-bedroom PieRHiit Hun, John J . Wall**U Jutlic**. flays before the day of said nMnn|L m ent. No sales Sunday. I ^ your own. MI t-0458 MI 8-2861 ly redecorated. $14,800. MI 9-3300. ranch in Rock'vllle. No money 649-0320. tu appear If they see ('ause at said 8-7731. tol Eiquipment Co., 88 Alain St., ing. decorating, interior, exteri­ Apply to Miss V. Zaldera. Man­ Rxtat^ of Jfian A. Harkett of Pasa­ lime and place and be heard relative Manchester. Qours dally 7-6. or, paperhanging. Call Coventry SALESPERSON — Thoroughly ex­ ager, Montgomery Ward Catalog 388 Slater St. AT THB-WAS-NU Shop, 478 Main HEBRON — ROUTE 86. 4 room FIVE ROOM ranch and garage, $83,800 Best Hartford — T room down to right bwer. Priced $13,- EAST HARTFORD -- 6 room Co dena, (California, ownini; property in FOR SERVICE and sa'vings in pre­ Glaetonbury. dose to Manchea­ ranch, ceramic bath, at­ ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE — $99 500. TR 6-1020, MI 8-0070 Manchester in said district', an in ra p -: i»»ereto. and m ake **«*'!^" R Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI 742-7179 or 742-6039. perienced women’s wearing ap­ Store. 269 W. Middle TUmpike, Street, you’ll find a choice ae- apartment, with heat,' call MI per month includes everything. Ionia). attached g a r a g e aand n a abU-abu. i>e ! »nd by mal 'DK,'"' “f. paring income taxes for business 8-7958, Manchester. lectlon of deeigner’a clothes at a 8- 0948, between 5-9 p.m. ter townline. Rent $166. Avail- tached garage. 3 fire- • n o n -d e v e lo p -I Pp™ api.liraliou of .Taiue.- M. llig- 1963. hv ccrtiripd mall, a copy of this parel, 5-day week. Apply in per­ Garden— Farm—Dairy ROCKLEDOE — Cexitemporary Neat 8 bedroom ranch Just t porch, deairabl, urd.i' to Frederick Willard C<»plnz. and uidlvidual, call PI 2-6607. son Tweed’s. 773 Main Street. fraction of their former cost. able now. MI 9-7819. laces, brick front, on bus TWO - FAMILIES ment area wall to-walt carnet-' P"” ''on'cvator. prayln* foi author- 1 <6 Burbank Drive. Warwick. Rhodw STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone THREE ROOM apartment, heat­ £ne. ' ranch, cathedral ceiling, ll'ving years old. Pull cellar, copper carpel ,,, leaee certain real eatate. par - 1 ----- U’,",. “I’ W 'reTine FREE MOTH proofing for your PAIN’TING — INTERIOR and ex­ Products SO Daytime, cocktail, and dreanea plumbing, Youngstown kitchen. A ing, built-in* and paneled Are- tlcularly deacrihed in asid applicsllnn lalan^ Richard R coppmf. ^yior walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ terior. MI 9-9688. WOMAN TO do plain cooking and Help Wanted— suitable for weddings. Open 10-6, ed, atove, refrigerator, cabinet room with fireplace, electric Chestnut St. — 5-5, $15,900. p l l c e w a l l . P r ic e d r ig h t. "" fjl!;. H 'A an ’ ^ • '" ^ ‘-^11.. Conn.^, B artsu a. C. blankets and winter clothing at FOR SALE—cow manure for your MB,000 South Windsor — Beautiful kitchen with built-ins, I bed­ buy at $11,900. The Elsie Meyer ' ORDERF.D Tltat the foregoing ap­ Covenev. 15 Jennifer (^urt. a if^ . races. All concrete repairs. kitchen work in Rest Home. $60 ’Tuesday thro u g h Saturday, kitchen, garage, adults, third Summer Homes For Rent 67 Lyness St. — 4-4, $16,900. 528-8707. New Jersey: Muriel C. Schindler. Lucky Lady Coin Cleaners. 11 Reasonably priced. Ml 3-0796. Male or Female 37 lawns and gardens, sold by the floor. MI 9-0062. new, contemporary ranch rooms, 2 baths, family room with Agency, Realtor, MI 9-6624. plication be heard and determined at a week, live in. Six days- a week, ’Thursday till 9. Ml 8-9407. Oak St. — 5-5, $20,000. the Probate office in M ancheater. in Hopktne Road. R'hngton Conn. Maple Street. HOUSES PAINTED — Reason- Wednesdays off. TR 5-3141. load, deliveries made on Satur­ BREWSTER, CAPE COD. Airy. I • large rooms, jdus recree' fireplace, attached garage, oun- GLAS’TONBURY — T room Split JOHN J. WADLKTT. Jodge TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and PART-TIME executive aecretary. day. Phone MI 8-7405. ROCKVILLE — FOUR room tion room, 3 fireplaces, 3 $16,900 — FIVE TEAR are. room ranch on a one acre land­ BOLTON — NEARLT new 6 room bv publiahins R copy of this order In at Green at 6:30. and fertilized, grass cut, shrubs qualifications to Box C, Herald. water, atove. refrigerator, tiled Cape, acre wooded lot. fireplace, Call MI 8-9000 Or inquire at 1504 aome newspaper havlnic a circulation Rug Ckoning ceilings whitened and refinlshed, 529 W. Center Street, MI 3-8116. wear, Etc., size 7-9, excellent 17 through 81. $100 week. M3 scaped and tree ahaded lot. 3- SIX ROOM raiich, attached gA Manchester Road, this weekend. pruned; fertilizer and nursery papering. Call MI 9-0726. condition; also, pink wedding bath, and shower Parking. $80. 6-8004. $37,900 Vernon — 3 year dd 7 car g a r^ e , full cellar with rec 114 baths, walk-out basement, | In said district, at least aeve.n daya Compony stock at reasonable prices. Call LICENSED instructor in hair-; l ARNER’S GARDEN Center. MI 3-6306. room executive ranch, 3 rage, hullt-ins, aluminum storms Principals only. before the day of aald hearing, to ap­ Help Wanted— Male 36 dressing and cosmotologv. Call dress, worn once, very reason­ room, 8 Mdrooms, ceramic bath, and screens. Largs wooded lot. $2,300. aseumea m ortgage. Hayes pear if they aee caiiae at aaid time 19 Haansway 84. Personals 528-1782. open daily now, fresh horseradiah able. MI 9-0276. bedrooma, living room huge living room with fireplace, 58 Croft Drive. By owner, MI Agency, MI 3-4808. and place and be heard relative there­ Electr’^cal Services 22 423-6339, days. Or 423-9046 8ve- and onion seta, seeds, lime, fer­ FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, Apartment Buildings dining room, all electric built 1964, $26,900. Robert Wolver­ to and make rehifn to thia court. Del Knowles, Profi. LAWNS — RAKING, rolling and GRADER OPERATORS — must nings. hot water, gas for cooking, Elec­ 4-8988. SOUTH WINDSOR; Large split .TOHN J. WATJiTCTT. Jud«« BLECTTROLOX Sales and Service, tilizer. At Lamer’s Farm 'Mar­ For Sale 69 kitchen, includes deluxe ton Realtor MI 9-3818, MI Call 948-6012 mowing by dependable ^ults. FREiE ESTIMATES. Prompt aerv- have experience with small resi­ ket — also, fresh fruits, bananas, Wanted—^To Buy 58 tric refrigerator and gas stove. oven and range, dlahwash- 8-4648. MANCHESTER — t bedroom level with 2 paneled ll’ving TOLLAND banded repi'eaentative, Alfred MI 9-2425 or MI 9-6963. ice on aU types of electrical wir­ dential and commercial graders. and vegetables. MI 9-0074. Please call MI 0-7787, 5-7 p.m. er, disposal, family room rooms, lavatory in master bed­ Amell, 206 Benzy St. Tel MI ing. Licensed and Insured. Wilson Apply in j^rson Industrial Pav­ Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 fix UNIT ^>artment house in A-1 ranch, 114 bathz, rac room, car­ 3-DAY 8-0450. FRANK Is buying and selling good condition, excellent return on In­ with stone fireplace, and IMMACULATE Cape, 4 down, 2 port, $19,200; short way out — I room, y ard 100x330, garage. Electrical Co., Manchestor. 5II ing A Engineering Company, 134 used furniture and antiques at 420 POUR ROOM apartment, fine con­ glass sliding doors leading imfinished up, fireplace, fenced Kitchen range, copper tile above INVITATION GARDENS PLOWED — Also, 9-4817. Glastonbury, ICE 8-7876. E. Service Road. Hartford, PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom­ dition, location very good, nice vestment. Mortgue available, bedroom ranch, large lot, $11,- OPEN FOR INSPECTION WANTED — RIDE to Willimantlc Fertilizers 50-A Lake St. Call and a«e what we’ve centrally located. Imilbrick Agen- to outdoor patio, 2-car ga­ yard, near ahoppiig, school and 900 ; 4 bedroom t^der home, one counters. Drapes at windows. SERVICE! wheel harrowing done. MI 9-5096. aojppss from the M eadows Bowl­ ing, bathing of all breeds Poo­ got. Open Sundaya. MI 9-6580. yard. Write Box T, Herald. Very clean. Now vacant. Price TO BID from Manchester arri'ving 8:30 dles a specialty. Call MI 9-8793 or FARM LOAM—Top quality, big ey, MI 9-8464. rage, shaded lot, excellent bus. Bel Air Rm I Eetate, MI acre land, $9,500; many more ail Sunday 2-4 p.m. Floor Finishingr 24 ing Lanes. location. Owner transfer­ 8-9832. $18,900. Glenn R oberts Agency. a.m., leaving 5 p.m. MI 9-0991. BROKEN WINDOWS repaired, M I 9-0500. five yard load. $12. Also cow WE BUY SELL or trada antlqua UNFURNISHED 6 room apart­ mice ranges. Cali the Ellsworth Sealed Bids ■will be received un­ immediate service, lowest cost red — muet sell. Mitten Agency. Realtor, MI MLS Realtors, MI 4-1521. Eves. til 3:00 P.M. (E.S.T.I April 16, FrKNTTUBE OLEANlN« FLOOR LA’YING, sanding, refln- WANTED — ALL 'round presser manure. Columbia 228-8323, after and Uaed funilture, china, flasa, ment, all conveniences, $160 a BuginesB Property For Sale 70 SPACE—SPACE—6 huge bed' 528-0794. anywhere. Lowest prices on mir­ for new dry cleaning store. Must MALE BEAGLE with papers. $40. 5 p.m. month. No children. May be seen 3-6030 or m 8-2325. - Crestwood — A beautiful 1963, by the Housing Authorit.v of ishing our specialty. Get the bes' Call MI 9-7510, evenings or week­ silver, plctun tranMa and oM $99,600 Manchester —■ New lauge rooms. Colonial, nearly new, hot rors, table and desk tops. Call for less. Call MI 4-0601. be able to finish silks. FMli or ooina, old dolls and guns, hobby 9- 5, 124 E. Center Street. COVENTRY — FOUR room ex­ wooded area of custom built the Town of Manchester, and then Automobiles For Sale 4 Your G lassm an, 289-2019. ends. GOOD COW M anure SO. WINDSOR — bualneae zone, B room nuUc designed L- water 3-zonc heat, 1>^ baths, 80 JENSEN STREET — Nice part time. MI 4-8353. $5 $10 eollectlaas. stUc centents or whole 120’ front on busy Route 30 in shaped ranch, plus a large privacy, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI pandable Cape. 2-car gar^e. 2 homes overlooking Snipsic publicly opened for mipplying ap­ FLOOR SANDING and refinishlng loads. Delivered Excellent for Cape In tip-top shape, fireplace, proximately 75,000 gallons Bunker NEED CAR? Ypur credit turned LIGHT TRUCKING — Attics, cel­ eststea. Furniture Repair Service, Wapplng Center. Depth 280’. recreation room, living 9-6182. acreened pOTch, large wooded lot, large porches, Lakeview Drive, Lake. 25 minutes to Hartford. (specializing in older floors). EXPERIENCED Painters wanted. gardens, shrubs. lawns. etc. MI TalcottvUs, Conn. TsI. MI S-744®. FOUR ROOM apartment. TeJ Ml WMerfront Park, off Daley Rd. Over 1,450 sq. ft. of com fort­ "C" No. 6 Fuel Oil for the 1»«3- Cath-’R-Garr|f down? Short on down payment? lars, garages, yards cleaned MI Work located between Manches­ 3-7804, 3-7980, Brick 3-(amlly has many poselble room with cathedral cell' convenient to shopping, bus, and Bankrupt? Repoesession? Don’t Painting. Ceilings. Paptrhanging. SHALLOP’S HEAD MI 9-8731. uaea. Plot will accommodate ex­ Ing, dining room with OVERSIZE CAPE, Buckley Open house Sunday 12-5 p.m. or able living in this unique 6 1964 H eating Season. 9-6315. ter and Glastonbury. Inquire 44 school. Asking $14,000. E lva Specifications and Contract Doc- ' despair! See Honest Douglas. Ih- No job too small. John Verfallle, KENNELS FOUR ROOM apartment avail­ pansion. Tremendous investment built-in china cabinets, School, 1% baths, garage, extra 628-8878 after 5:30. room ranch style home. 2 Weakaad SfMcialt MI 9-5750. Bayberry Road, Glastonbury. Rooms Without Board 59 large, rooms, acre lot. city utili­ Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4460. uments may be obtained at the I quira about lowest down, small­ LAWN MAINTENANCE — Rak-1 Call 633-7786 between 5-6 p.m. Household Goods 51 able April 21 or after. Please eall growth Mtentlal. Ray S. Hol­ kitchen ’with custom cab­ tiled baths. 2-car garage. est payments anywhere No smaU ing, rolling, mowing etc. Reason- i FURNISHED ROOM near bath, 643-1946. combe, Realtor, MI 4-1385. inets and binit-ine, 3 full ties, Immaculate. Bel Air Real COVENTRY — Excellent 4 room ELLINGTON — 8 room Colonial, Priced in v e^ low twenties. offlee of said Authority, 24 Blue-' Regular loan or finance company plan. able rates. Ray Hardy, MI 3-5541 HARDWOOD FLOORS - laid Protection dogs for home or Estate. MI 8-9883. 1 full baths, built-ins, new fur- field Drive, Manchester, Oonnecti-' sanded, refinishedi Call MI WANTED — TWO mechanically gentleman, parking, 54 High baths, 3-cv garage, glass ranch with fireplace, breezeway, Directions: ’rake Exit 98 on Cement Douglas Motors. 883 Main. business. Obedience training. FOR SALE—Used furniture MI Street. sliding doors leading to garage, $11,500. Joeeph B arth, nsu:e, city water, cloee to bus, Wilbur Oroos Highway, left cut. ! •1.65 9-4920. inclined men for full and part- j IRONWOOD DRIVE, Vernon — time work. Apply Holiday Bowl­ Problem dogs a specialty. 3-7449. Land For Sale 71 outdoor terrace. Excellent Broker, 649-0320. school and shopping, $13,900. Lip- over Highway, then right onto ’The Authority reserves the right! VOLKSWAGEN 1960. blue deluxe Household Services Field training. Boarding. FURNISHED ROOM for gentle-1 6% room ranch built 1956. wood­ man-Chorches Agency, MI to accept or reject any or all bids. | Mortar ing Lanes. BAST WINDSOR — Located on location. Complete city Route SO. Approximately 114 sedan, 5 brand new tires includes Offered 13-A Mortg:aKes 31 FULL SIZE mattress and box- man, heat, lights, private eh-' SEPTIC TANKS utilities. Immediate ed lot with 100 foot frontage, full 8-1869 TR 5-8485. miles to Crestwood homes. Housing Authorit.v of the! Cement •1.40 Route 5, bUBineaa and industrial two new Riow tires. Phone MI d r i v e r s — FOR school buses, q>rlng, headboard and metal trance, parking. - Evenings MI cellar, oU hot water heat, alum Bear right onto Crestwood TNjwn of Manchester SECOND mortgages — Unlimited Daleville Road^ AND cupancy. 16 ROOM DUTCH Colonial 3-7021 after 6 p.m. REWEAVINO of btuna, moth holea. Vernon - Manchester area, 7:30 - frame: full size mahogany bed 3-2816; Days PI 3-6864 i land, 80 acres. Tongren Agency, inum combinations, quiet dead­ CHECK THESE VALUES Drive, look for signs. Leon W. Endsrlin, | Zippers repaired Window Shades funds available for second mort­ 8:45 a.m,, 2-3:30 p.m. MI 3-2414. and steel coil spring: 2 wooden MI 8.8831. end street, perfect fcrete work. Call Le<»i Cieszynski, Own Business? ments of the Zoning Regulationa NOW VACANT—7 ROOM— 14 KDROOMS) WITH GOOD kitchso, study and lavMcry, 4 sunny kitchen, fireplace in ll'ving stone siding, $17,000. attached garage, 186’ frontage, 8 CKISWOI D ST. 1960 PONTIAC w a g o n hillv MI 9-4291. light. for the Town of Manchester, Con­ bedrooma end bath on socaad room, garage, $15,900. Philbrick sulation. City water. Split rail equipped. $1,595. Call m '9-4100.' 156 Center Street flooi. Recreation room with fire­ fence, young trees, shrubs. It's trees $16,500. C arlton W. Hirtch- \Vc (jive (’■reen Stiuu|w out of Investigate tbe necticut, the Zoning Board of Ap­ Agency, MI 9-8484. ins, MI 9-5182. or REMODELING — Charles Home FOR SALE — Small horse, good peals will hold a public hearing on INCOME place in boeenunt. Attached lovely. Yours for $15,600. Glenn 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE im provem ent. All kinds of re- Sun Oil Franchise M anchester with children. Call anytime ex­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION KEN OSTRINSKY, Roberts Agency MLS Realtors, radio, heater, whitewall tires, Monday evening April 15, 1968 at double garage. Aluminum elding. MANCHESTER — 143 Autumn modeling, financing arranged. MI Be your own Bot»s cept Saturday, MI 9-7252. Central location. 1M,900. Phfi- Street. Older 6 room home. 1I4 M I 4-1531. HOT WATE R ? good condition. Will consider any 9-4920. 8:(¥) P.M. in the Hearing Room of LIBERTY STREET — Brand new Realtor 73 Assured of Steady Employ­ the Mimicipal Building on the fol­ SU N D A Y- 1 to 5 P.M, X-temlly, 6-6 Beautiful and up-to- brick Agenev, Ml 9-8484. baths, reereation room, screened Lots Fm* Sale reasonable offer, MI 3-1875. m ent hi patio, 3-cor garage, combina­ BOLTON — CUSTOM 6 room Juot a day fBT fuel I CAIA, ME on your formica needs, MARRIED MAN to be assiatant lowing: applications: STATE too-mlnuta in every detail, includ­ SEVEN R£»M homa, 1-ear for- MI S-6159 ranch, 3% acres, $16,800. eall WYLLYS ST. — Extraordinary VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Micro bus U nli irfiteg^pportunity Articles For Sole HEARING ALSO. ing buUt-ins, formica eounters, tion atonns, 100x300 lot. Cali for taa get yon out of tronblel j bars, counters, kitchen cabinets. Have working\tor' you the ex­ m anager of the T reat Shoppe, a^e, loeatad on an oere at wood­ owner, MI 8-0880. single lot, 340 foot frontage. Ml CHECK THESE radio, heater, 1,100 miles Eve vanitory units, table-tops and TalcottviUe. Must be ambitious, DARK, RICH, stone free loam, Beaupre Motor Sales. Inc.; 244 eeromio tlla baths. iqipolntment MI 9-0191. 3-7444. MI 3-2229. clusive, successful. ed land Including three building I Island stands. MI 9-893H honest, willing to work hard and fill, gravel sand, stone, manure. Broad St.; Industrial ^ne. SpC' $26,900 lots, cloee to echools, shopping MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER — Benton St. Sev­ If you Kve in a typieel bouse, Modem Way to sell Gasoline of good ch aracter. Good Salary | Call MI 3-8603. cial exception is requested to erect THREE BEDROOM raised ranch — Custom -Blending U7-169 WADSWORTH ST. EX­ and tronroortation, $16,4M. eom- Csqte Cod, breeseway and ga­ en room home, 1 large bedrooms you oonld sasSy run out of bo4 and a chance for quick advance-1 a gasoline filling station and have tilete. Pnilbriok Agency, MI rage, fireplace, quiet treed lot, with 3 full baths and 1-oar ga­ and bath upstairs, formal dining BEFORE water several times s week. 1851 PLYMOUTH. $ 7 5 . MI 3-.5P2T. i'^p T w ^k '^ T o o fin /^^ereS Ed Low Capital Outlay—Your In­ ment. Apply the Treat Shoppe, LAWNMOWBRS, garden tractors, certificate of approval for same at TENSION — Attractive 2-family rage. Spacious kitchen with built ______' I Stasiak, Andover. vestment is limited to your ia an excellent location. 6-6 spacl- 9-8464. SKceuent area, $16,900. Upman- room, ll'ving rtom with fireplace. Now you oun hone all the Ae$ Route 83, Talcottvllle. and tillers. Terms, trades, parts above location. Chorches Agency, MI 8-1869, TR ins, large rooms, many closets, Bitting room. large kitchen with time, the purchase of neces­ and service. Capitol Equipment. Ail persons interested, may at­ coe rooms. 8-car garage. lend- MANCHESTER — Mew • room nice lot. Asking $18,900. ’The Elsie water you Mtd at one time fee 1959 PON’TtAC CATALINA 2-door ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, sary Stock and Tools to serv­ B-S485. dishwartier, pantry, oil heat, YOU BUY sedan, standard shift, Sl.nric BRUNSWICK PIN setter me­ 38 Main Street, Manchester. MI tend this hearing. aeiuped lot. brick ranch, IxiUt-lra, 14x90 living Meyer Agency, Realtor, MI anly 9 ^ * a day. Think of it— porches, and garages Call Russ ice your Customer. chanic. experienced, $2. per hour, amesiite toiveway, large front WESTOWN 643-2016 after 6 p.m.. Monday 3-7958. Zoning Board of Appeals $21,900 room with fireplace, half acre lot, MANCHE8TEK-$H ROOM Cape 9-5524. only 9 }i(* a day! Atkin.s,’Builder, MI 3-0411. Experience not necessary — fOr qualified person. Call R ock-! ______^______porch, conveniently located. Call 1 1 PHARMACY I I through Friday, or anytime ElARN While you Learn — John F. Clifford, reasonably prleod. Hayoe Agonegr, with full shed dormer, kitchen, owner, M I 8-7752. Yeo, thanks to Mobilhsel— ■ville Bowling n a z a . TR 5-7687. SCREENED LOAM for th* best in Ohainnan H PARK STREET — Very de- Mrs-4808. utility room, living room, dining THREE BEDROOM ranch. 1% 489 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9948 Saturdav. ALTERATIONS — Roofing, gut­ Seven Weeks Training Pro­ lawns from our screen!^ plant ■iraUa 3-famlly In good oondition baths, near bus, walk-out base­ mid sm oil-fired hot water heater ters, repairs, porch enclosures. CARPENTER, working foreman, ___ John A. Cogianello, room, I bedrooms, Coughlin. Roofing Co., Manches- LO'VELY 5% room ranch, new on throaghout and lot* at ax- $450. After 5 p.m.. MI 9-0098. Tappaa Eleetrle KltdMW SBS-96S HIGHLAND STItKIir — BAST HARTFORD — Six room .tras. ter, MI 3-7707. •Ceramic Both wttt HtJM MOMTHLY. Attrae- Ciq>e (two unfiniehed). Full market, t bedrooms, baths, Owner transferred. Im­ eosara** Auuir af Aaa Ceramic Floor •n <4der 4-4 duplex that has be«i ttre $.lMdrooai ranch, ahunteuin full basement, li’ving room fire­ mediate occupancy and 1956 FORD, stan d ard shift V-s, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing aiding, Blectronlo Air Poiiaer completely r«nodeled, induding basement yrtth hatchway. Com­ place, Kelvlnator kitchen built- priced to sell. fair WKidltlon, best offer. MI &IWANIS CLUB new baths, new plumbing and wir­ etonne, otilar, omaelte drive, bination storms. Attached ga­ 0-0408. painting. Carpmtty. Alteratlans ' Birch CoMnets o BatlM treee. Only $1$,900) Carlton W. rage. Picket fence, with roeee, 1ns, many more extras. Elbow and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ ing. New root, new aluminum Rutohlm, Realtor, MI B-Bl®^ room alsed lot. High mortgage to ship guaranteed. 288 Autumn S t o hitercoas System etornui and two excellent heating Itloce, IBurel and other peren­ aaaume. Priced right for quick FOR SA LE MORIARTY 184* OLDSMOBILE, light green Family Room nials. City . >ICKUP, excellent paired Aluminum etoim go hot/w ater heat, olumtmun com- 18x39 with fireplace. Large Ml 3.1111-MI 9-1473 oM Un oondhton. WUTUke o W pickup «4fi0320 blnaUora, ona block from bus acreened and glassed porch. income—Main Street location. 3 appointment. Call PI 2-6607. TO* eqierienoe. Free ealimatee. large I room apartments, f-cor la trada. CWi Hlatsta ' Hoadey. Ml M M , M M1W. VhUhcldt Ageaqr. Madeline Smith, Realtor MX ■erens. $M,MM. M ---- 1 ' . . . ■ .^ ... ------b«^Ji.. ^ - t —t»>'.I>..^,Sl

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Mambers of the Ladite of St. ■ K nUNB OOUMOa.1 INK M U James’ will meet tomorrow at 7:45 About Town p.m. at ^ e Holmes Funeral Home, K «(0 400 Main St, to pay respects to Business Bodies fnON SHARES PROFIT UM Palm G Peter Stevenson will lead a wor­ hostesses. The Aildon Spinning Mills at "W OW " What Service ship program. Mrs. William John­ Taloottvllle has announced a fis­ OhiM gowii son and Mrs. Carl Johnson will There will be a rehearsal tomor­ cal earnings distribution to its em­ PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN W MINUTES «r, ; An*W serve as co-hostesses. row at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic ployes of 320,867.12 under the DON’T BELIEVE US? THEN TftY USI j Arohdiooeoi Temple for Amaranth members firm’s profit sharing plan. taking part in a birthday enter­ Louis C. Olmsted, personnel - TIM Apn tainment. manager, made the announcement PIZZA-RAY'S goou im ‘G this week and said that there vftti iw o « Dr. Joseph Massaro of 52 Park are 140 participants in the profit 130 SPRUCE STREET — Ml 3-0031 oratorio "1 St. is attending a four-day med­ APPLES sharing program. Open 2-11—Sun. 4-10 •‘Um paaso^ ical meeting in Chicago, 111. Doc­ The combined plan, wliich has SMALL LARGE 17M, U U Your Best Fruit Buy tors from 50 states have regis­ been in effect since 1654 with Sat. till 12 a ^ wlO tered for the annual American great success, is based on a point CLOSED WEDNESDAY oii£/’ Porf Of The Season Academy of General Practice 75e *1.25 system for employes. One point 25c Extra Each Item : chorus uni9 Fresh From Our Coolers meeting. All Academy members for every $100 dollars earned each W ild. WIUI are required to complete 50 hours year and points for each year of All Winter Until May poUtau Op of postgraduate study each year. service. Two-fifths of each share alto star • of the profits is in the form of Oo.t ora U) Open Every Day The Holy Name Society of St. cash while three-fifths is put into James' Church will receive cor­ a trust fund for the employe. PERO ORCHARDS porate communion at the 8 a.m. The present trust fund is in ex''- ho aoci Mass tomorrow. Members will cess of $200,000 and the average u Urn “St Avery St., Wappin? meet at 7:30 in the downstairs trust Share for employe is about Jdhaan Sc church. $2,500. It requires six months or toloeaat li more of employment to be eligible aitomeon for the profit sharing plan. Wednesday marked a total of 80(»are graduates o f the ManrfieSterApresent positlonB In 1867. He High Scho(d and hold standard Uvee at 32 Knighton St. formed t The fiscal year at Aldon runs years service to the Oonnectlcut wKh Alff from Feb. 1 to Jan. 31. certificates from the American RoUason, in 1949 became assist­ Bank and Trust Company’s Man­ ant treasurer suid In 1967 ad­ big, tha Institute of Banking. They have dO-mennbo THE ARMY AND NAVY CX>NTRA<7T OONFERiMED chester office by those three men, worked thdr way up through the vanced to assistant vice president. ranks of the local banking institu­ He reefides at 41 Strant St. oroboetra, Kaman Aircraft Corporation Everett E. Moore, assdStant vice ly tno nv president and trust manager; tion from the opening of the pred­ Ingraham returned from Oie confirmed today that negotiations ecessor bonk, the Manchester NavU Service in 1945 and was tha^RTork had been completed and a contract Thomas E. RoUason, Msistant vice Trust Go., on April 3, 1633. All named assistant treasurer. He be­ that yaar {imounting to 15.6 million dollars president; and Vincent W. Ingra­ had banlrdng e?cperlence before came treasurer of the bank In Alpo or had been signed with the United $PRING $PECIAL ham, vice president. that data 1950, apd vice president in 1956. States Navy for continued produc- Moore, named assistant trust of­ His home is at 71 Bridge St. f o i ^ t Uon of UH-2B SEASiPRITE heli­ These three men each com­ BINGOAND pleted 30 years of service. All ficer in 1944, was named to his (Herald photo by Satemls.) " W i v o f copters. p.m i3w r The new fixed price contract, “ Or DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT for which plans had been disclosed recognition of Glnolfl’s special tal­ which keeps the water in Uquid the driver’s seat belt Is fastened Why buy a foreign spwts bar 7 If It’s class you want stop In at Gordon’s Atlantic Service. Classic model '87, T-Blrd, excellent 8 O 'C L O C K earlier by the Navy, carries pro­ ents as a distribution clerk, print­ form through a combination of is offered by Hinson Manufawrtur- duction for the high speM, all ing of special labels, signs and electothermal heating and a rub­ Ing Co., Waterloo, Iowa. The device condition, low mileage, fuUy equipped. weather, utility rescue helicopter lettering on outside mall boxes. berized fabric container. It can has an electronic connection with through December 1664. “It is only through the efforts supply drinking water at tempera­ the starter and It doesn’t work The new contract also provides of men like yourself that we can tures as low as 60 degrees below imtll the seat belt Is taut. Once G o r d o n 's Atlantic Service started, the motor wlU keep run­ additional funds of 1.4 million dol­ continue to serve the people of zero, the firm says. Also, a "mem­ W e s t r o a d ., e l l i n g t o n — t r 5-8392 lars for special support equipment, this community in the manner that ory jogger” which prevents a car ning after the belt Is unfastened, training, training equipment, and is expected of us,” Bailey noted In motor from being started until as in a garage or parking lot. „..Xa oa » PLUMBING publications. a letter to Ginolfi. OTwr hap era ham Water Heaters HAMILTON OONTBAOT MANAGER BURGEB-OHBF ttBM M HEATING A $1 ’ mdlUon oontractto build George A. Koss has been named tnraad X Humidifiers trailer-mounted units that wiU ser­ new manager of the Burger-Chef COMING APRIL 7 Dehmoidifiers AIR CONDITIONING vice the two-man Gemini space­ Drive In at 235 Main St. M m ( craft before launch time has been Koss, who is from Pennsylvania, SIMANCHESTER- produ Air Cleaners received by the HamUton Standard has been transferred from the Bur­ division of United Aircraft Oor- ger-Chef at Alexandria, Va., Heat Pomps poration. where he has been manager for aOCKVILLE AREA star oas Hamilton Standard is also sup­ the past three years. Bm i a Water Pumps plying ground support equipment “We are trying to Improve the ■noon B WILLIAMS for the modified 'Titan II missile service to our customers here," he A FASTER,EASIER Water Coolers that win launch the Gemini. Un­ said today. “This is our main OIL SERVICE, Inc. der a contract from Martin Mari­ goal,” he added. Water .Softeners etta. Corporation, the company is 'The drlve-ln restaurant fea­ WAY TO dIa L UWG producing skld-moimted units that tures Chef Burgers, cheeseburgers, Zone Control WiU automatically control the tem­ milk shakes, french fries and soft GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS perature of the missile’s propel­ drinks. Bath Rooms lants in ground storage tanks. MSTUKE CALLS Known for Quality Products and Service BRIEFS POSTAL CLERK HONORED Thadeus R. Bars, former Man­ 841 Brood St., Manchester—^MI 6-4548 Michael Ginolfi of Thrall Rd., chester resident for some 25 years, Vernon, a clerk at the Manchester March 28 joined the Pratt & Whit­ Post Office, this week received a ney Aircraft Quarter Century Club. Superior Performance Award A leadman at the East Hartford Certificate, lapel pin, and a check firm. Bars now resides at HarUord. for $100 for his outstanding work M A f for the postal department here, it Robert N. Slocomb, a native of was announced by Postmaster Al- Manchester and foimer buyer of den E. Bailey. women’s bras and foundations at The award certificate was sign­ J. C. Penney Company, New York, ed by Postmaster General J. Ed­ has been appointed a buying de­ Here’s an important improvement in tele­ ward Day and Manchester Post­ partment head in the merchandise phone service for everyone listed in the master Alden E. Bailey. group responsible for women’s ac­ The award, second of Its kind cessories, smallwaros, and cos­ Manchester-Rockviile telephone book. given to an employe here, was in metics, toiletries and drugs, the Starting Sunday, April 7, you need dial firm announced this week. only the numeral "1” — instead of "112" Philip I. Holway o f 143 Adelaide — to be connected to our direct distance Rd., CLU, a member of the Hart­ ford branch office of the Connec­ dialing equipment Then proceed with your' ticut (jeneral Life Insurance Co., call in the usual way. ■ For example: To LOAM has been named to the firm’s dial long distance callsalls wiwithin Connecticut, ' President’s d u b for outstanding For Sale agents. He Is a life member just dial "1” and then the telephone num- Listen to The Manchester the club having earned the honor i ber you wish to reach. To dial calls outside • Fill and Gravel after 10 years’ qualification. t J ■ - I Community College Story For Sale of Connecticut, just dial "1", then the area h; I • Mason Work Henry J. Chenette Jr., Wapplng, code, followed by the telephone number. I • Trench Digging has been appointed an assistant on Monday, April 8, 1:4C treasurer of the Hartford Farming- P.S. All-Numeral Talaphom Numbers Qo Into • Trees Pnin^, ton Avenue office of the Connec­ Use on April 7, Tool Remember, your number hi until 2 P.M. over WINF Removed ticut Bank and Trust Co. the new Manchester-Rockviile tolephono direc­ • Lawns Graded, RoIIcfd, tory has a now look, instead of two lattors and on the Pot Turner Show and Raked New aluminum and glass doors livs figuros, all numbsrs havs ssvsn fiouros. For this week were installed in the example, a numbsr Ilka Ml 3-92M will b#COIIIG I^. Donald Morrison and Mrs. Raymond Gowen 30 Year’s Experience! front of the Manchester Post Of­ Plaata chock your now directory bofora Will Be Interviewed Phone Ml 3-7172 fice by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass maklno hKal calls. a The new numbaring Mratam Co. of Hartford. Is nsadad bocausa of rapid tsIsphoiM groarlh. As mors and mors tslaphonos go Into m o, tborw aren’t enough uaabkbio cambfiiaUofis of Mtors Victor Della-Fera of the Man­ and numbore to keep pace. chester Travel Agency next Thurs­ day will journey to Boston as a.-' special guest for the inspection of n e w ENOLAND TELEPHONE CO *|p^ the M.B. Riviera, new ship of the - n i t so' Caribbean Cruise Lines, which will inaug^irale luxury cruise service to the West Indies, Bermuda and DRIVEWAYS Nassau. :v;- IrvMi KirpDbN o7 136 W. Center St. was recently honored "at a re­ Free Estimates On: tirement dinner given by his fel­ low employes at the Travelers. Kirpetvs retired from the insurance BITUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVING firm after 38 years service, 20 of < which was in the data processing • DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS • GAS STATIONS department. • BASKETBALL COURTS Clifton M. Griswold, vice presi­ dent and manager of the Hart­ ford National Bank and Trust Company’s First Manchester of­ AH Work Personally Supervised fice, has been appointed to the Manchester Advisory Board. He W E ARE 100% INSURED repleoM former manager Charles Fond who is assuming maoage- ment of the Hartford NatlonA’s new expanding mortgage depart­ DEMAIO BROTHERS Since 7920 ment at Hartford. N E W PRODUCTS I N THHS . TEL Ml 3*7691— Cony Jm r Iiw Seder NEWS: When you go to the Arctic,^ you won’t have to wonry about your water simply ftaeatng, to Goodyear'o ‘TiUow

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Robert MacNell NBC News’ London correspond- Religious Programs 'snt Robert MacNell normally oov- srs toe British Isles. Last Novem­ ber, he was sent to cover a story Colombia A*>*- other newsmen, MacNell was aw Roly Nama Cathadral lit tralla, Manila, Island, FlnhuuT and Olitngn with A l^ rt Cardinal Mayr New Slealand. It will a ^ ^ e seen I promptly arrested s«d held this yaar In Germany.^’ tlve for eight days. When tow oC tha Oathphc were released, they were permitted . Arohdtooaaa oc Chloacoi ofSoiat- W ithout.the uta'af aotors, the to work and MacNell found him­ documentary retPaoes the steps of self toe first newamw fr ^ a ApcU T offartn* of : Jesus as walked toward Gol­ news organization in Cuba since M o a ^ Sanaa « » gotha. Alexander Bcouiby and the Oct. 22, 1952, crisis. will ha Qaorga Fradarick Handel s Nomwh Rose are heard as nar- BV>r four days, MacNell wasper- oratorio "Mraal In Hl«ypt," callrf rjAprii. mltted to move about freely. ’Then, “ tha paaaovar oratorio.” Written Jack Paar on hie April 12 pro­ he was trailed by yo^R “1 178i, It la oonaldarad toy many on gram (which la Good Friday) will wlndbreokers “who sort of 1^"R* a nar with the composer’s jM ea- present color fUms he himself around everywhere and follow ateh!” Parformlnir will be a.82-voloa took during a visit to the Holy obonia under tha dlnwtloh of Bari tsuid lam summer—most of the hi addition to Cuba, M a x e ll WUd. WlUlam L ew la ^ th e Matr(^ footage having been shot from a has covered noUtan Opera and'eSlalna Bonazel. hriloopter loaned to Paar by King menu outeide London for NTC Sto Otar m thfe BanU Fa Opera Hussein of Jordan. Jim Bishop, News, Including Algerian c»vH 00,1 are thrliololats. The hour-long author-columnist, will help with war, the erection of the ■ “"in commences at 3 p.m„ the narratltm, and Mahalla Jack- Wall, The Congo fighting ^ d toe son will sing gospri selections. funeral of Dag Hammamkjold. _iia second and concluding part In an li^ereatlng footnote to the MaoNelt was bom Jan. 19, i » » i al ^ “St. Matthew Passion ’ by rcUgloua observances, Wendell In M»treal. Canada. He grew ^ Johann Sdbastlan Baoh will be Corey, president of 'the Academy in Nova Scotia teiaoast In color also on Sunday of Motion Pictures Arts and Sci­ tended Dalhousle University ^ ■Mamoon (8:80 to 5:80 M T). Per­ ences (and himself the son of a Halifax for two years, then r^ formed by tha NBC Opera Co., Congregational minister) made celved his degree In **■ with Alfred Wallenstein eonduct- known that both the Academy and Carieton University at Ottew^ (twr, tha production will have a the American Broadcasting CJo. His first job 40-mandwr chorus and a 40-piece h^ tried to change the date for in the summer of 1961 yrito toe orotMwtra, said to be approximate­ the Hollywood Oscar presentation Canadian Broadcasting ^rpora- ly the number taking part when since• . _ April s'. _*_ia 8sk is at.the A date gWIa this tfmat* year tlon’s radio staUon *t ^ tha erork was first presantSd In of the Jewish Passover Seder. The following summer. MacNell ^ the yaar 173B. change was not possible, however, came a stock com pany actor ^ t o Aliso on Its Palm Sunday sched- and the presentation vrill take Se Priscilla Beach Theatre near tttou IfBC la presenting for the place Monday from the Santa fo i^ time Its award-winning Monica Civic Auditorium and will o » » • « "Wliw of the <3ross,” (2:80-3:30 he carried over the combined tele- years as an announcer p.ml BBT). vlfllon and radio facilltle* of ABC. writer at radio - >> I ' • ...... Ottawa, MacNell joined C ^ s OtUwa TV stationjvhere Middleton, Robert Preston, Cyril Grateful old biuWy. Sklp Hbmaler ,(left) Is his own half-hour TV fhow deal­ Hltohard and David Wayne. • news from Anthony Franoioto. ^ o once ing with science for chlldrOT. I T V Notebook] The arrahgement of thw shark, is now acting Hke one Wm^f NBC ! In 1965, MacNell went to Bng­ names is one part of Miss ■ Shark,” to be broadcast in color Sunday night at 10 over NBU. land to work for Independent -^le- job. ’They are arranged, you will Also starring la Diana Hyland.______vlslon News as a writer-reporter. »y mOK KliBINBR note, alphabetically. ’That was a In December of that year, he (MBA) tactful solution to the problem or Earl Holliman, who stars at joined Reuters, working on the keeping eight sUrs happy. But Gene Rayburn, sUrt of NBC- w« ease you’ve wondered what- TV’s “The Match Game,” started Mitch Gutnne on NBC-TV’s "Wide centralLrCLA nows \*w>ws* desk •SBIn — London,------and ssser happ**'®‘l to Buff Cobb, we the worst is yet to come. tJountry," was adopted when he bv I960 was night editor. F r^ "Tlie big problem,” Buff says, in the Industry as an NBC page M* happy to report that the one- at the RCA Building in New York. was a week old by Henry and Vel­ 1967 to 1960, MacNell also did tlBM Wg te lc^ io n atar has "is the atar dressing room. We ma Holliman of Shreveport, La. free lance assignments for CBS- tumad Broadway produeer. And have ela^t stars-who gsta toe TV and CBS Radio. big dressing room? I dread that James Drury, title-role star of It was In May 1960 that Mao- aha loriM it. NBC-TV’s "The Virginian,” doesn’t Lome Greene, star of NBC- decision.” . . TVs “Bonanza” la building a rep­ Neil/joined NBC News. After cov­ IBaa Cbbb, with two partners, Buff says she’s always l^ n go in for flariiy .cars. He drives to ering stories in and around Lon-- la producing a forthcoming ro- work in'a red, 1950 pickup truck lica of the Ponderosa ranch hou^ stagestruck, from kldhood. She near Phoenix, Arts. don, , ha was sent to toe CTongo In stml of George Bernard Shaw's v w a stage actreaa before she got with a Mark 7 Jaguar engine. September 1960, and spent the “T S T«ws to Bs Good.” Ad all- Into radio and television, whw next two months covering that atar oast will appear In It—LH- she married her former husband, NBC’s Art linkletter held the Louise O’ Brien of NBC-’TV s area for NBC News. Subsequent Baa Gish, CeM c Hardwleke, Mike Wallace. And she dipped her Southern California 60-yard back­ "Sing Along with Mitch” was once assignments have taken him to anssn Heekart, Glynis Johns, Ray toes in producing last aearon, stroke swimming title while at Miss Oklahoma In toe Miss Amer­ when she helped ^ th Gwrjfe Go- San Diego State College. ica contest. (Oontiiiaed on Page Four) bel’s musical, “ Det It R'de. But this is her first time as a fii^ scale, eredlt-on-the-marqu^ pro­ ducer. i, JOHf L. WMNEY "The hardest part is to say no. SATURDAY Television raOGRAM she says. "My co-producer. Paul; ( A88) News And Weather l i o s N C Y Vroom, calls we Ado Annie i Time ChsBBCl (M> Featare Steiy With Barry (88) S a ta rto Nteht Repaid UiW I a> Sky KteS „ Barents (48) Sstardsy Edltlea can’t say no. But I’ve in-M) Watch Mr. 8:88 ( 8) The Story Of— UlW (88) Cartsla ' ^ o ., O. U ntOT NORBIB, tlclng. Most producers tell an ac­ ( at Base ihiBBy A Newspaper Man "Northwest Mounted Police. President tor he’s not right for a part In two (M) Oaadlepla Bowiua ( 8) Rrsken Arrow Gary Cooper, Madeleine CarrolL M :M ( »» The >Mtelas B»om <**) Wide Cesatry UiU t 8) Batu^y. Bpeetaeular minutes I take an hour and a KapIsriBs (St) ChampioB.hIp Bewlias "Battle Cry."' van HeHln, AMo half and we wind up crying on (Color) (48) Oraad Jary Ray. (Color) Inturance of 4U qaeh other’s shouiders.” ( S> Magic Laad W ailahsaam (88) Mazie l « d ( 8> Aeadsmy n eater Ut) MIUImi Dcllar Navlc 1:tS ( 8) The Lsey mew "Night Ambush." Dick Bogarde, R om tit l;tS ( 8) U V Me. I ( 8) Trae Adventnre Marius Cioring. Soott Lsne, who portrays Mc- < w5) My mead FUcka (4t) Maateraal (88) Late Shew . Fre BowIcM Tear (88) Mszle mtaek _ "The Road to Singapore." Bob 857 B. OBNTBB ST. K ^ to NBC-TV’s “McKeevw liW < *> Voar Ceasreeemaa Frem T:8I ( 8) famde Oleaeoa Shew Rope, Bing Crosby. p h o n b B is-d in and toe Colonel.” was encouraged Caaaeetieat Starrlnz Jackie Oleaeon and fea­ (48) klpMager B ^ r t to go into aeting by his Sunday ItlS t 11 Bis S Theater . - turing Frank Fontaine. 11 iM (48) Hellywe^’s Finest . "Little Qlanl." Abbott * Cf*; (M-88) Bam BMcdlM ___ "CatUetown." Dennis Morgan, school teacher. tello. Brenda Joyce. "MUer Opposed by her playboy broth­ Phillip Carey. Ape.;' Johnny Wrlemnller. Carol er-in-law. a widow tries to make 1:88 ( 8) Newdcopo 'Thuraton. changes in her late husband s (48) n e Lord^ ( a> Big Time WreetUas will. (R) „ 1:18 ( 8) Noifs * Weattor ( 8-48-88) Qallaat Men < |) K m te Man {SI Capt Benedict tries to prove 1:U ( 8) Sau Frwlsjoe Beal hlmeetf his brothjr's equal. (R) JITPIM TU! glHMIROR ft!' S;M jsiaK & .ft«v 8:88 ( S) The Defeadera , (tS) Mea late 8|8 p ^ _ A woman th charged with mur­ . r . M S y . ' n MOITR CTTSWMiwp swP7nrr,R— Ml R-SR71 (W>‘ AdT|Nitare WMk »e* Fare! der when her Incurably til hus­ (SS) Top Cal ' . band dies of an overdnse of mor- Joey Bishop Show (Color) Two ejc-vsudevUIlans try to get L * T . V t O Q D C O . W™ ^««S5rd^Falm .r «d Joey to hire an unknown teen­ Oary Flayer with chAUengera age bpera singer for his' TV fi^ 'e Kazan and Joe Cami snow ' at the Rlvtera Country < ( 8-1A88) Reetonaany , , Cal. (Premlsrs) Jack ^ Llnkletter, host. Folk singing series with top pdrformere r(iit(ng college cara- Bud Palmer, boat. Water Sports .. Daaee Party 8:88 (K8M) SMurday Night At The ELECTRONICS FREE OIL TJUUi PROTECTION (SS) Pre Bowlers Tour ■'IndlanaPoUa 600" at Raceway ^ Ig h t and Uie City." Starring LawSruSllanapolta. Ind. Chrle Richard Wldroark and Gene LABORATORIES OUR SONfTOB AFPLICAmOM GUARDS YOUR TANK Bcheidcel. Commentator. Tierney.' A tout for a. London 4tSS I 8) O o B ^ nightclub co-sponsors a youm AGAINST INTIBINAL RUST AMD CORROSION (18) Third Mas . wMstler In an attempt t o make 4:St (18)4101 Race WOf Tfco-WeekMuunr wr — himself ''blgtlme" and runs 277 BROAD oil when you 1m- afoul of gangsters. _ _ 1 than highly At no extra cost ui Week ( tt4ASt) LawTMNsr WMh Mww l^iSwu me or our "cwtilled oo^rt" , (Osier) ___ CHiampanie Music MiAees and fs tank with 1:88 ( 8) The »7th Masters OoU ' Lennon maters featured. M extras you Toaraameat ftSS,( 8) Bare Oaa. Will Tn^el ^ A grateful Indian gM whom Heudlquoru rt For Paladin has rescued falls In lore wiUi him complicating his p)an- oed rendevous with an old name. MODF®^ n e w G . B . T W 0 18:88 t 8) Ouaeiuahs . ^ AIMree. Blnftend. — . . . omen's A stem Bttolher s wish for a bet- National jUtuAAV Swlnunlng Oiam- ter life for her son U ireat^ Ohio. tragic ooDsequeoces - for WAY RADIO WYMM dR(h\ VmMmm sweetheart. . (8-4A5S) Fight Of ,7*a Week OIL CO.. INC. •'toowflrd." Doe Meiewsn. Mol Joey Archer rs. Victor ZatoMr, hr HcQowan. _ lOHTOund middleweight contest, EQUIPMENT 84 Mala St» MaachMter (18) Top Star Baw ll« Boston Arena, M w . _ Phene M l 8-8468 •tM ( 8) Brad Darla Shew UiW ( 8-48-88) Make That SptM BookTiIlei 8:88 < 8) Weather _ . Top bowlers compete ^ r cash I \ l; \ I MO -- \ 1 I A ' I I.) I' I OBRTiriBD (tS-SU Saturday Rww* prises. From Paramus Bowling, ' ■ntetprlaeUM COMFORT •tid ( 8) diese-BP eu Bpwts ParamuB, New Jeisey. _ f.lB ( 8) News 11:88 ( 8) Nows, Spelts • Weather ( « ) Film " rf'A PAGE TWO MANCHESTER J8VBNING mRAUJ, lOKCSiipla, tX^, M^»|lANCHigilil1BR/ CONN, 2 r, APRII. 6, Met PAGE THRBI S U N D A Y Televisii KV- xammm vwiaaol I t n ( 8> Mw irtg W OmbIm *. i- -K:

imJ>n^r*JS^rSSSr ( I) n « Bt~ nymad°boH>$S ^W u& gSS rr?**- Shows — w w »a;:;^Kr». 1^1 I £ “ s* ^ nudiar. (H) ’ n t ^ eooUe In and the ‘Hie “Laundry Baga”—NataBa CMy,” B suspeiu...... ^ Andrea Oagovla head tha osat (Jana Dido) and MUdted (Muriel *'•• i !} IS * O t Made ot tha aeaaon’a final ‘IBeO TWa- landers)—use every trick to con­ < •> *«»»*»' oommemoi tlWLandan umfanrotM td- phone Hour" color ap adai____ iS i S !P > J 9 ^ BekMl - —■wrw wwHuxuemoi'ailOQ _ w Hour" apadal Huiis- vince Joey Bamee (Joey Bishop) (M> n a ObUtapkan *HManlay fcy, Aprtt J ^ C N J ^ W lfe tw o tk , Tha - —.. War ..a r ™ «,m-umnaj^S;,r‘i5f tarnate-week aerlaa oB b Ttaaiiday show, in "Jc- , the Good Samari- (88) TUa la Tha Ufa dnlta Qlhatte, Toea&ta. svenlngs on NBO-TV. „ _ <*•) Oaal Bobarts i^on Air Show" (fron Battle l°5 I Haari ((Bhlilay BooHH chMto ^)laode of “The New Joey Craek, lUcb.J and "OarUnir HWit MHavia - and STEREO ^OoM the osnae ai vUUnm Myrs **'** 5 *} ?p*^*t* Paaaaver Bn iotrsu ler BBoa Bishop Show" in color aeries Sat­ ,< •> Nawa VIma atar In I^S^an Iti^m yatarr I WBveriy (Aim Doran) wlian Or ^5* “«niddle-age bhiea” strike urday, April 8 (NBC-TV, 8:80 ^ SalTwUaa (Color) ------nroaram_flbned_fUmed fi teH B oly drama.. uStoSuya 1?'SK Horaoa HoNurt .croHn Tlwtoher). p.m. BST). (88) Saoiltlea Of Tha Haaa ^ alater BSffrlLnMned in Coi>en- Albartaon) on ^ (48) Thla 1. Tha U l a ^ ^ Land ratnimnA Cbriat'a route to bacen. . , B guaat qmiihony ooftthiotor, dls- ma 4BUt birthday, and Enskm » :1 8 ( 8) Tha Ohriataphaaa ^hrory. Alexander Soaan^ and SeiTfce On AH M od els 18:88 ( 8) All Amaru murate. (W 84. Whora Aao Fear i^aaM har from file c*ty*a oroliea- OTTtoole (Dean Jones) tries to m * Waida SIS ------a o a l'lM d y a fa Pigeon,’* the “Ha- Kaow I f ft S P t?'‘®**Si?„**“ ** ^ h a o a iia a hS diallkaa iraman w e waning aplrita, hi “Opera­ J*** »■" Today » ( 8) Ohananxe Qalf ‘‘Hasel Souada Her ®y® *«■ Ttteaday, ll.'88 (8) Camara Three^ (18) Oar Faith 1818 tion: Physical” on NBO-TV’ir^Sn- W p Frablem Today IF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR A’a” on NBC-TWa “Haael’' color dgn O’Toole" Sunday, April T (T ABC-TV, Tom Lc^paha Experimental aerlaa; J (88) O fl^ ------*1rt»y. boat, wHh aerlaa Thuraday, AprH 11 (OiSO (Hobert (fanrad) uaea a bit ot Hacandrew, boat. • Funt. S)?* Croaby gmnt ^ ) Palm ftawdar Haaa I (| M > ICM O p m Oaaapaay atfffw Of The Weak , PJB. B 8 T ). atara aa IX. Baxter. kreitfatible bait to trap a pair ot w From Cathedreal of the Holy ^ Matthew Faaalon” ((Solor) MARINE EQUIPMENT riiutteribuge bent on blackmail. W io n - hony Fraabioaa. Skip H m e l ^ K r oratorio (in lE^iiah) AUrod'w^' lenatein condiiduotlny. Sololata In- "" .«w.vv v«A« elude Judith Raakin, Donald rovers tha man who saved __ \4\ gi£r**‘’ •"* Gramm. Ufa years axo is a homicidal Citizens Bcmd Radio SaHet and Service (18) laalyht maiiXac. T U E S D A Y T elevision P R O G R A M (48) Alamal Faa ^:S8 U:88 John K.^ M. McCaffery. mod­ iS^^VVS.!" "^/*VSK‘^.'Sss;5' erator. ChallenglnK team : Kotre TSfPg^Crtsr }“ i**4 *">* BynUa I* DameI univeraity.—. SiB ’a .ii-’' ” l®«»wi lor lack of evidence. (**> Jfaa Into Space Wlurt’a Wron* With Holly- Dumont Color TV V i.8* ^ ,< *> Fttst Ban Theatre (48) Bvaagel Hoar (88) Film 4:88 ( 3) 27th Maatara CMf Tamnaa- J R jd r ’ (Part . H) Intervlawa Garden." Margaret n:88 ( 8) laalyhla meal S i" .Oscar nominees, producers, (a) ( 8) Alomnl Fan directors. I' m } ! ! •* Gaatfart (A„, ___ (82) Champlenahlp Bridce Chris Schenkel and Jack Dreea 11:88 ( 8) News RUCmOMCS •»** < •> Newniape BritoUa Bi *‘HU1 386.’ deacrlbe _the action from the ! - = -wJF®I4g Togbz <*•> Aroand Saaday Auaiista Ga!7 NaUonal Ooif'oitib! iJS. **«F» * .Wsather wlOi ^ (40 ^ ) C^alleBKe Qolt ( 8T______IMreettoBB *88 <**> ff«ws * Wsather LASORATOIIIES w lU i______Starring Aniold Palmer and (U) Bto Fielare gswi * Wtetherata . ^ p®?.*'* martial. Gary Player meet challenKera (88) n im (48) Saaday Edltiaa STTBWMOM, *® 9 . •i88 ( 8 ) Lloyd Bridges Show 11:88 < 8) CaidM Baparls Jo« Cambell (48) Eastern ’ F r a . BawHax ?i| ;«•( fBact - - J F -n ’ ^K®®" ®* C“ e!to> MUI." Bd- / av4*ax;4C» .po**"*^ V/UUf Club, Canr. Daayae 11:18 (M) Saaday ,Mtoht Movie li8 t ( 8) laaiikts 18:88 ( 8) We Believe “Scmamouche." Stewart Onwe- Shaw are Hllllon Dollar Mavla STANEK m im im i^^T tnio'^ Foe Tnatr featured in the story of a bop iA\ I * " Tin Bowline er Eleanor Parker. (82) Coaeera (88) Alamnl IBn U iU • >W ( 8) Kr— • — * — appointed os a Senate page, ( iU8-83) Mnior Adame, Pm ^ * 4 ‘ *o*“**!?**---- 8:8# (. 8>) J “ 2 S 1 :. 8*88 ( 8) Bad Skelton , „ <*!> Wild Bill Rlehok T ra^ ‘ NoV S9CM1Sad auuKsSonga V f o o r Mjae. e." Mar-ki maater 8iS 1 C28-8L z iiiM aeea m n v i u n Q 1:88 ( 8) Perception suet Sullivan^atalle Wood. !2228)^,S5h*5^?^ “ in •*">«* Blair iotas Red I / *> WOd Wert Theatre ( 8) Conexe Bowl ' PE»R»tlDi *“ The_Portrait of Dorian Ap- (22-88) BAIwlBkle ( 0 > Sr5J..*®*22*V Tfceatre JJJ) Schine 18 Pin BowUnx Cartoaa Sariex , Pbow Kittv F ^ le. Ginger Rogers, C ^• ” Dancers introduce '"rBe Fverymaa's FamUy. 8:88 ( S),^Tweatlolh Ceatary SoW iras a y e a r •iU ( Empire {t*} Workshop --o-Jt TImt Failed. R on -: of $92.19 and mon! 8:88 ( 8) MIlUaealro Ethiopia: The Lion and tha The m ajor______tolor Richard Egan _ <88) The Christophers f ^ s a ■ Part n . Includes Inter- “ •d piem a n , Ida Lupino. lajw coat oc home heatioc, of ooiine. Is tha ooet o t iha fwd im ______j Axricnltaro Story (48) Fealara 88 «• to ftwjjheapw ^ Wi88 4 .ax ,5% n ,“ *«“ »P®*!*® 2S.?. -O Neal. "Arrow tath a 1:28 t 8) Yonr Coaxressmaa *!!•* Emperor Halle Belaa- Md here la Connecticut fuH oSla ftir oheiiwtiuui aBv‘ eiMltootow oUlu^ *• * }JI^ * Xkoatro . From sle in Enylish. visits to a Cop­ .West.. j.Point wsiia _ oiStory." James <282« Sap Wkea rarian frea- ConnecHcat . p*!P'*v. Doris Day. le U.S. 11- tic church M d Axum. leyendary ...... #jft 2Pw »• Faa Wwrtt 1:88 ( 8) Washiaxton Report • ( 8) News A Waamer ‘.tt' *55” **"E Mavla young eon. (SO) Frontiers Of Faith 9SP'ifJ ^ Sheba. ( 8) Nawseope 'Hr Dog Rustr." Ted DoaaM 4:18 ( 8-ML6S) AoterlcMi a.aa /IS®?* Hawallaa By, ipth of 13 lessons devoted to the (SYdO) Meet The Press (Calar) J8}> l^xd’s Kayer •on, Ann Doran, * ** T 1 **®“ » OBOW S“ «w n Yom^ O u e ^ HartJd Wilson. Leader of 1:88 ( 8) M m n ^ O f MedHaNaa to coetrcH m ajo^om e operstinF oosts, Savinn, cti fUM aloitotoT^L’ iStu^Swri ( 8) Hamemakers Mavis Id} Jack dlscloee# some trade ■ecretii Labor Party. 1:18 ( 8) Maa To Maa Fo# tfcd ffiiif fliRt NHOi fch radio doyi# Bob Hop# viN ; 2 ^ ' « * t B e r e a S ^ '•The Racket. S22»S®““lf and Don Wilsro a ^ a k w «ft |I*a*» Euowa Best 1:28 Robert Mltdium; (18) Sabseriptiaa TV <«> Memaati of Oemfart, Oaad- money that can well be diverted to other purpoaea by the wlae hoam o w n e R *^ ^ Usabatb Scott ‘/Sy,L*?°J?F*.® ^ u r e l and Hardy. nleht Hvma Fra- }**?•) Hick FoweU Show boraawiokfy ihoHrlMiRilL NBC-TV hoc sigiiod him Martial of Captain pnwJff’ wi,l*“-Ki*“S **** *ate rack MU D t AI ( k MU M A N U I Al I llkt k fora solid yior of oppooraneotlfi on hooMong Fridt^ U)88 The Frtaa la BkM aad Swakbp Skew BnrtnII '®i*** *^*»a Merrill and Ed ___Jort , (58) FUm M O N D A Y P R O G R A M •»••,<••) Earip Skew wU^'^JjillV'a ^53*ea? ,“ c ^ e S ^ Television IHAT', IMI", tolovIsfQii program la color. ~4m WjmuMi Chaanpl *- a.S8 "S* »“ S! ( 8) Let*! Talk Ahoat — ( M 8 ^ ) Sevan Kara tSs* &‘£"^lnif^’'-" '*-**®‘ ( 8) Town Crier (18) SabaoriptieB TV M-aa / Swi*** FaloSchableo < 5> S«U«e« The Air (to) News Hrt8 ( 8) Leva Of Ufa . (») lluS" •' *•••• 4,8>.Q»toy Moore Show 5®MMs®niAl OlMtroem J4((«oV5ir55, , <5J? For Year lafermaUea Faei FInt fmpeeiilaa 8:48 (88) M a a ln Oa Farads 8:88 ( 8) Hap *Btehjude*' i (to) Call Mr: D rfiftVr®**.! *®„I>“ rward Kirby. /nJ^toS®5s'**?. S®*“ «»ter (8) daoh La Laaae Show KooUe (SMward Dynaea) and J. “Tito IXsutenpnt,'* a :___ fu n Srt8 CoMtfHeatel CTlaiereoiie (82-88) Bomper Brom ' licat^ ® "' Saaatar from Caaaea- B. Hals (Robert Logan) solve boH- u ... : STTE—' f-*!?--...... (18) SabaeripUea TV (Color) hour dnuna seriea about tha ad­ JLfi8torcfc. Far Tamarrow (to) News <. 8) MoMoneato of Coaifort <18)■ " “ The Clownr- ( 8) W a a ^ r, Nawa, Sparta day citaM and meiMl famMy iMt in ventures of a young Mhrina CkHrpa (8228) Troth a r Oaaaateaa------.Tr--w ( 8) Newoeope -BalletiB Board 8:18 ( 8) Dabble Drake Shaw a m ‘JftV l i * «ehm > 8:88 ( 8) BUlllonatra WHITING CORP. the “TT Sunset Strip’’ story over ofHoer, vrill be preeented on the la.xx Kaawa Bert f '2 f S'- KLm i«‘ ekr < 8) Commvatty Ztibrary Bo- (82) Weather a)l8 < 8) Weather News aad soorceo ( 8) Bast Of Groaoho (to) Lone Baagar AiBCVrV BVUay, a m IC, caOed NBC-TV Network Saturdays, T:80- 22 Hawx Dap Bapart T:SS ( 3) ManaioBf Of Maa (28) School Programs (CbMI (88) News 254 BROAD STj—TEL. Ml 7-1 IM 8im« ^ i?® S *“ ®Jy ®°al tow n s.D - 8:88 p.m.) “Reunion at BtSboa^ pm .N XT, atsrUiMr sent IWL ( 8 2 .______?i'l^.,’S** *^ discuased by Kon- (2^S0) Today Show <**>• J a c o b Olahhoase 8:80 ‘ • "^ '- U " a M------r s Fart n Bins ^ K ^-ssr* T:18 ( 8) The People Speak (. 8) CMe -oleadar ' LSi-Oloaeap aa Sports ^M itnroa eraiim^^H ®*ir* *^mbs, mine op- 7:25 (22) Weather (22-38) Say When (8-88-2228)) News . Howe (M) £ 5 g ^ ^ ‘° " ''®P«'e»®ntaUv^ 7:80 Bfaan Oapt BenadMfr (WUHam Orven 'Wister’a novel, “Tlw Vtr- ( S) Peroeptioo Yob TrastT ( 8) After Dtaaer Movie (fr28) At Bame aim 5?***® Onkhanaa M>88 (8X-4»28) Nows, ( 8) Frteadi Of Mr. Oeehev (to) Morning Movie • "lUng Ricbard And The Oru- Reynalda) brotbar la aarignad to glnlaa" — baatii for NBC-TV’a 90- .When_y..vaa A Vrt41Girl ABIs AtMMIUlUJBeautiful.' 3rorts ------*’^®«‘ **«» bts unit, it lend* to compUoatlenB mlnute 'ureekly ooior Seriea — has KM 181 g^ B a rrow d Shear S ^ 8 ) BasebaU A ^ ie Jergenr. Stephen Dtmn. in “AjmI Oata Ortad Oat,” the story 18:88 ( 3) Homemakerg Movie sold 11,000,000 o ^ e s ki 00 years. *'** ft ■fff FF? W-rid Tans *5M < »> »• TaU The Twmtk for the' finest in Thomas “T*** “ * Saturday, Apstt 8, over ABCVTV, Mitchell. M aA Stevens. (Wi U tcal News on “Tlia aaHaat Men.** Ryan O’Neal, oo-atar of NBC- ( n ) Leoal News <**-38) Play Year Haneh Woafho* MANCHESTER oiewi (Color) (83) Film TV’* “Bmplra,'’ comes from a show {w%2r* ^ ; 51 *“ Ooart bualneas famUy. Hia father, ga^yar. OUm Shaw CUSTOM 18:58 ( 8) Almaaae (28) Speeial Bapart OLDSMOBILE MmitkllagaB (Tnivy 'Wlard) aiki B ^ of Oreadia S i S l i & 7 “ " 11:88 ( *8to) The Prise la Bight Hlthllghle Ms deputies trtip wnnmiBgering CRiaifea O’Neal, la a noveHat and . » S a le Answera "Reach tor the Sky." Kennath (Color) (JJ) S^rorta Cam .ro “TOtm (HJDOMCMnLO IMBAUBI* setUers and b t W paaoa to Sioux screen writer; hia moOtor, the for­ 1)*8 (to) Mm» of DasUap , ^ is .. .. Moore. MADE j *> droo Wymaa Praaeats (82-38) ConoeatratteB 7:88 Monday Night at the Mev- fa d iM in “One n w in VemdlUon’’ mer Patricia Oallaghen, wee an 812 WEST CENIVR 5111187 on “The Dakotas’’ ISonday, April aotreaa; and hU younger brother, <*>^> Baa Jeriod lealart of Cam- FURNITURE ( S-48-88) Seven Kays ,* 1 5t*o®** Tomiossoe Ernie Ford stealing a oar visits his uncle's U:88 ( 8) Saareb for Tamarrow ,.£®” £ ’’S®®^‘ "2 **™ - (88^) Trath or Ooaseaaaaees The Dakataa NEW or USED Kaavm nert .O ne IMy in VermlUioo' with SMITHES 18:45 8) The Oaldlag Ught Larry Ward and Jack Elam. TOOL RENTALS W ED]NESDAY T elevision PROGRAM U:B5 ( M ^ ) News Day Bapart HoetUe townspeople try to bait • FLOOR SANDBR 1:88 mw.Y Diueioiis ^9^? f%®DG#l__ /JB\(to) Beat Bmm* at FVQraneha____w. — ( 8) Baal Seller 1®*®* treaty for AMP BPPyBB To O rla r_ ■The Bells Of St. Marys." Part which Marshal Kagan brings a SiU go Of ^ Air , m o l a t o p l ^ ^ 1. Bing Crosby. Ingrid______Bergman Sioux chief into towm " • RVO SHAMPOOHR M * (88) S p toM jtopart 7 .. P ^ ®*~“ ( SA8) Oenenu HaspUal < M l^ ) BIflemaa CHICKEN •rti ___ (88)8) Man Maw M o fDastiay F ' ■■ — - - f f i f i , (8-4828) Stoaey Barks (88A8) At Home Kitty Im . WALLPAPBB SmUEBR Ora W )> Coattarotal o ^ n i in (to) >ews Weapons .Man" with guest atara COBURN a MIDDLEBROOK, $ S f2 { 5®* (Oateto PArma,^ I m y indudM (to) Barbara Bernard Shaw J. D. (^ n o n and Henry Silvia. AT amt *1 ®-«rt ht of 1963 *?**S.’" ‘ investl- _ ^ INVESTMENTS ^^«n5W aK ra”xS^e?!£ ' ( 8) Aa The World T a n s getes t b arrow death of a gov- ______CUBOMW r JOHNSON n „ rgfr i 8) Coaneetlent Hevlettma erament offi^l. "Journey For Margaret." Mart ( 8 ) Daaap Thamas Shaw 4MII SEfSEF** MHANSAOBIONB BANDlJlID - *g;M) Encyolopadla Of Comma- “SINCE 1»41” ^ re t^ Brlen. Robert Young. Starrlni•‘fins ,P">ny Thomas and VERNON _ CALL IN OMMOR /iT,' I'* Tletare Mar;•lorfa Lord. Bunny tells Char- « “™* "® ™wa«a»-Wro«. a ^ FADTO asdWALLPAPBR TMc Dp U Mhmtes Indar ism sst. MO MAIN ST,—MI 9-M6S ??■*■ ®bow lap that IMana Lawrence .— - — • ______" BOBlua M l a *U W vegNON omouE .O f NteM 5JJ> Bert of Oreaeha J “_?‘ .aotttaoapigjr him to'ga t 4)w^jlrsr A Dar This la The Aaewm a job at the Copa ntu m 8-i6m (22) Speolal Bapart DoUar Xavia oownauon. With NBC N ew raro 8:88 < 8) Apdr Griffith — tn 8-nts HEM’S MiVE-W To Tell The Trath (88) ifea Of DaatlBy B o u t^ lU'vrow e r a ,* others.w i ( 8) Password * ? ° 5 ” y Howard and « oDnm ea-m MM wd828) M Wa^B agan T_____ r^ (Calar) Don Knotte. Andy and Thelma ■rtT" (to* LBo of Biley I^u In trytog to cure^^lela Ln fmaa* Shaw E J oto Meintire with I# d a . A Scotsman binds a (to ^ > Day la Court fedSuS. *'^'” ®*® Bamv awsaaller ^^a contra^ to marry 8:M <88> Midday n ep o rt •T DOES ^ ^ hi# dauj (8228) Art aiinhltrUec Shaw Make A DifforcMo WImm Toi flsvg! •|J{ .Htoka - 2:88 ( 8) Boasa ParW Celebrity g^SSS M— .ww m >to (88) to Sehaal F 8rt# I Sj^.riy^lffil^a;.*-*' (M) Baras and ARea Ht “ Make Beam “ ^ (22-88) News ?^S2>® HIchard Boone. f ^ l * % ^ ^ , 5 * > ® ® n with Irtgto (2228) NBC News Spaalal IMmverp 4|* “ TXT’ Vto.IL” ^ Jethro caddie# to r I ( 8) Edm ol Night U ) ______— ______Dollar Mavla A|^ Duroeher the Dodzer *®*"“ Bince Sandy 8:88 »*5i i?**’!?*.. 9s!**® Mavis f 8-4D-GS) ftoff Tcagt ?f (/ I . O A M Jrmam tm ia m < *>J> Teu The Troth Mth Annual *‘Oacar** Awarda of Harvo;/ Fraston^SJt. <**^) Yea. Don’t. Siw (Osier) there is a difference in r<88 ( 8) JAck Shew i^r) **»•!« fan ( 8) Gala Storm Shm^ ftS of Motion Plctuira Mi88 the Shop At Homo For Four Oakpot Aru and Science#. Frank Sina^ PtvMwiE ainr^’S .,5 .® ^ '’ H®“ “ ro r a ^ m You can taka advantage of your (4 0 ^ ) Whs Be Yen TrartT tra. emcee#. ------EYEGLASS SERVICE^ li^orfM S^g^:' *-** — - Spaulah Oeudenar." Dick . Ayers* oi^Srtra. i J 2, News. Deagias.E d w a rd s money-saving Spectacular Just by I ( 8) Baagar Aan t sawew«8Tg»»8 Water) Shaw ------Loren. MaxliSiian Sdhell ^ qusaiy oe ayafleas frame* and lensMi, tiiere ere *om* reilSilmtol fre, ^ “ HSSSiSer."'*1Stai.?"*Si telephoning us. We*U be glad to (t^TTlalcb Game 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESmi e* BODinB 81, OOVMWmi gram. Tin 18:88 p S E T *** Aow you a matchless selection of dmertcaa — mi.iaaa fcer'^'^Sr-'oth25f.‘* faoris of the * a r ^ yen get from your optioel «aq)ert tlwt are 8rt8 ( » N ^*‘ *™*** Itopart ohvkms . . . ..SBd^aemeyoaeeB’teeeMtaU. lal^A Jssss-.- fab to meei him Mohawk broadloom right In yom ( .!) Wim own home. "(ivissjrss"^ ; i 8 ^ B f f . _ _ (88) n im f*i®Wa ;W fa f ^ divorce. h F-w or The gusSty of our frsmas, mw taueea, and our aerriee are the UtS8 ^*s5Swr 8i88 (M> Shaw MANCHESTER CARPET 'jplrtf” *" * * * « » t 8 r .2**.9 Sherwood Bbr- **’*• fJH ®SS*t Tkeatra 4:48 mg r e e ^ why we oaa promise you mtlsfaction with your ghurnes. Maria ■The E m b^er,” depicting owe S ll Main St.—Ml S-51M rrh es N ------” lUndolph SooH, M ) Haws and Weather Ui88 jsa auvf SUriUMNl# by irol A toral Jack irre PVaa frt8(8)B.ak. AndBuSa;.*, ( 82*28) Naksd aSo MANCHESTER MoTle at 6 nM*. _M««tei ^ e R o b g S g : Mi88 ( 8- 8-4828) News. ^Miwy Ofvxa Scotland.**wuua.__ Kalberine Titoarasw U :88 ^nSl*35!B , ClaraB^BmMhfr^M ( ^ H y r ^ ^ FIFE aad SUFFLY EdaaaHaaal pae 18:88 f ^ ^ P ” *** r j ' „ „ <••> Nfifr a Waathar ttl 18 —ll.b.{ 5)“Aiasr*'^“ *~’ _ _ _ SJS f . « M fa. inoorpobatbd _ T o The BaU a - a ® ______Otaatra. Bather WHOLESAU •iiasr,aad Syabhs Sl?®m®’ “ ij?*** fa®**- PLUMBING oMl 8>88 ( S ) Shaw • (to) News. Wt (to) Fnw to Lead’s ( 8) Spwrto Flew BaB, P S-S'------HEATING SUPPLIES S>88 VISIT OUK SHOWROOM > inm amr ■ , . . , (88) «ft Sr**** Film Oaahlaa Of Ma K88 " fabsrtBpi MS N. KAIN 8T. 88 < S> 1$ W ) Xeesli Hssrs MH.ff'jeTSLjw. 2 0 8 ( W A h Haws aad lf^m\ 'Mma^SAmR 7i8 lii J0SsilSSSLTSS?] P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, i m . I.i*" IWJRSDAY T^ s i o n B) The Deetera Hollywood w r w A AUaa ■- •) Suece Of Ste dir (45JS) Jaae Wymaa P raaaaSa Saarlia ien estM J . Dave dream* about opening Bis on TV ~ 'D CeatlaeaUI dsM r ‘(^ i:rS i.’'igji. ^ own bualnaito 4 545.51) q tM a a P w > Day OS) Mtniea Dollar Marla • ■ • • ii^ ^^wlth^ ^tatm ViM tV) .K*wJSp***lrtSi3S^ Bund t iN < 8>- Ta Ten The Xrnth ” toT“B» Tlib" AJHV VfOaaa WM .of W* thebeam amanamaywBlualva BT BB8KINE JOHNSON (84) Bdacattenal Pregrama TIB BletliWtV A Hottywood Com »po«d*«t motet a*b tskea polaon in j m fiM) < >1 PbursPlays itattsaa Of Th* Oma (455»|wha De Yea TraatT t 54i^l 1^1 8:15 ( I ) Bawa, D ^ i^ a Kdwarda "Boya and___ *^l?^*^5nna ' fto^ vlsion can pvrt you to aloep, b«toy IsS <*I5 Cad«5*iLdlBs Oar.Warid 4:55 ( S) Bairnr Aaiy Show aolution to. Mary . and Jeffa sit, keep you awake and entertain ( •> rriaada at Mr. Oaaber (S8M)Ma)teh Oame fanaiiy aquabble vlsitii* relatives. It also can se«*d S:M » l> lOaptaia K aaguM ( 54545) Amerieaa Baadataad (18) Jilograpby Bloi l:M Cluuutea^ U WaHd Maritaia 4:M (8845) Afleraeea Nrwa Bepert t:85 a g«d to heavan—siiow buaineM • Baa Kloharda Naaaey and heaven. . i . . i f ) J a A La l4aaaa Shaw * '* * (MiM)*Make Boom P jr Daddy RlcltorJ Chamberlain. ’W l » - That’s where Irene Ryan ■ la. Bamner Baaaa ( 84544) Dlaoaraiy "SS Ing Prlnceaa". A i? . y e a i^ d (S> Baaa Tka CWwa (U ) MUItoa_paIlar Marla (.tone Harding) live# In a fan- "How do I feel about all this?" t )U ( t> DabMa Draka Mmw 4:55 ( i> Big 8 The**ar . „ laay world-.becauae her fnther she aaid. " It ’s like I had gfone to • ;W ( i ) MiniaaJON ^ "Wife. Huaband and J^lend.” has kept her locked up alnoe ahe ( ■) Baat at OmMka Loretta Young. Warner Baxter. waa fire yeara old. ______llOCLVGA,** ItiM * 1) Cajeadiur 5tSB ( 8-1548) Am erleu Ifowaataad ( 84541) JM va, It Ta Banras She’s "Grannie’’ o f the ‘^Beverly Say Wkaa _ .. 8:55 ( 8) Admiral Jaoh t:55 ( 8) Tba iKtoellyaa HlHbilUea.’’ Since the age o f 11, ( S> Wka TO# Ya* Traaft (88) Ptrat Show „ . , ------My >el>_>.Thma Sana <4*> Maralas Marla •Toaat of New York." Cary Starring Prod MacMurray. wl^n she won an amateur kiddie "Ekut of the River." Jolul Oar- Grant, Edward Arnold. Steve and singing contest, she had pursued field, Brenda Marshall. (84) Ohlldrw « Bdaeattoaal ^5*aSe"Tww,' ^ fl^ big time fame.' ’Ihen—^wham!— IS:M ( t ) Bamemafcars Marie Pregrama n l .15:55 p.m. uiraonhcloua girl In the klfehi she’s coetarrlng with Buddy EX>sen IRENE lis'AN I "T h e Poatman Didn't Ring.' (85) Three Stoegee . _ »:W (8845) Baael- (Celar) In P " " ’ ’ I Richard Trarla, Brenda Joyce. (55) Tba Admiral and Bwahhy iJM5!8i)MoBale‘a_Nayy In the nation’s top television show. I .PIay Year Baaeh (Calar) Shaw E r r in g Brneat BorrainA Mo- SuddMUy, after aU those years. ' ■ ( l> Day U Oarnt (58) PUm Hale ia eared from a tranefar to 5:M (»> Barly Mew _ j, the Brlllah Navy by an admiral Irene Ryan has discovered the real l i m (Mdst'Tkelpriea la Bl«ht Waiar) "The RanegSdea." Willard Park looking like Bna. Parker. e r Larry Parka. meaning of those words, "There’s ■' r - ' ^ ( 8) Jaae Wymaa Pi----- *- 15:55 no business like show business.” • 11 :M OaBceatraUoB (M) Shertft al Oaehlaa ^ !n tog*S h lri Cohway and Zina ■r . ( 8-M-U) Seven Beya (M ) Lfylag Ward . . _ B ^ u o e . "A Dark World." A "Honestly.” * e said, “ It ’s so U ;M ( S> Lera Of IM* _ . 5:45 (88) Seetal Seearlty to Aotton paycbiatrio patlent'a therapy la funny I sit and just laugh. Six Aa Tke WerM Tanu T:55 ( 5) Wyatt Barp '^BeUe ’Starr."' Starr."' Gene Tiemey, She was sitting In a booth ait ( 8) CoaaeeUeat Morlethne ( 8) Newa. Weather Randolph Scott. •'Caalie on the Hudaon." John (88) W eather____ (45) Slava AUea Shaw the Brown Derby. In a high fashion Garfield, Ann Sheridan. (8545) Newa * Weather 11:85 (84) S p o * Benndap gown, silk scarf over her head and ■ 08) Big Plotare (55) M m 11:85 < 8) Sperte View (SS) Harvjy Olaea Shew 11:15 (8845) Toaighl Show (O), a diamond ring glittering on a fin- | ? ;i? (‘l?)’ » S S S i i ’ SKS?. -ktkughta ( 8) Cinema 5 _ . (45) Beet Of Oreaelw (85) 8^i4a Camera ger, Irene looked about as much (53) Thla la The Life "Plight Por Proedom. like Grannie as Sophie Loren looks %-M ( » ) Special Bepert (55) Newa^ , MacMurray, Roaallnd Rusp (85) Men Of Deatlay }t|; M hSa-lS'rteh WHa 18:48 (45) Lorda like kCa KetUe. 8:55 < 8) Paaaword 18:85 t 8) Newa. Weather. But she dropped a c4ue about' (28-85) Ben Jerred (Oaler) H a n d l ^ r f Meditatto* ^ . her age. I (18) Life of BIley ^ “ Hooey," she said, “I ’m getting ■ (45-58) Day la Coart aunera persecution from other 8:84 (58) Midday Bepert children 'Kitsauae hia father (An- (85) Newa lettws from people who remember 8:85 < 3) Honae Party me when I acted with a stock com­ IRENE BYAiW pany at the Empress ’Iheater in In "Beverly HUlbllUea’’ Omaha in 1926.” show businese. Ir^pe served hi She kept repeating, "It’s so fun- vaudville, stock oompanlee, radio, FRIDAY Television PROGRAM ny.’* _ movies, and In teleivision roles. In 4> Ugerta BawMhm Preaton Poater. Rathbone. -1 8) Sport* View Funny, that is, in a great big radio there was some success hi Time Cbsaam (85) Childrea * Edaeattonal Pra- (St^l^aalgh t Shew (ealer) wonderful way. 8:55 ( I ) ’Tow# C A r graata tUI 5:48 p.m. "The ’Em and Irene Ryan Show.” 5:55 ( 8) CoUme O f ^ Air m ) Threa Btaagea. . _ „ LIcroaa The Pacific.” Huiuphiair A year ago she was doing a Tim was her husband, gone now. (85) CoaUaeatol CIssavaaoB (48) The Admiral And Swabkf. night dub act ki a Seattle spot 5:85 ( 8) Saariae SemeatCT Bogart, Mary Astor. She was always on her toes, al­ (2845) Coatlaeatal Ctoaafooaa (81) PaaUiy Marhet 18:0 (45) Lard'* Prayer ______.. when word oame from Hollywood ways giving slick performances. 1 :0 < i ) Newacopo, Mameato a* Ceaa that the "HlllbUties” had been sold 5:88 (^8)°5i*maBta af ^m tart , 8:85 (85) Barly Shaw „ tka. fart, Byma But never a big, big star. 5:48 ( S) Newaoapo BaltoUa Baaid "The Swordamnn," (0 ) Newa to teksdsion. "But I loved Miow businees.’’ she ■lien Drew. Suddenly, as we talked, a part 8:48 ( 8) Commaalty Llbravy m (55) Sheriff ef Cec. said. “Every minute of H. Why? 5:55 ( 5) Boeky and Hi. of what was funny made Irene Tk) really Iw e show businees you 1:55 ( 8) Of Mem a ^ Maitvoa (18) BabscripUen Martin Perkins, host o< IfBCo (82-18) Today Bhow (48) News _ have to be of It, not just In it. — — “ *Hag*r TV’s “Wild Kingdom” color i------"Now, at my age." she said, "all 1:15 ( 8) Jewlah Newa * Vtowa d:8d (58) Taney WAS recentiy named director of the That’s me, honey, I ’m of K.” :85 (82) Weathey 8:88 ( 8)■ ~TeataeiW.eatl News M. Sparta of a sudden I have income tax u85 ( 8) Thla la C C ^ .,8 5 (^ .»B 1 . 4 Ot, Louis Z()bloglcal Gardetui — problems." A 1600 w ig and those duds idle ( 8) F r ieada #1 Mv. Oaaabag ler where he replaced the man who The big time can take time In are about all Irene needs 8:55 ( 8) Captala Baagua* (58) gave him hie flfat zoo j ta !«*• to transform herself into Grannie. (45) Agrienltore._PmgT*m_ , _ (68Mfew* 8:85 (45) Amerieaa Bhlpplag Tiday 8:88 (W ^bheaae as a grounds-keeper. There’s maka-up, sure, but It is 90 5:55 ( 8) Bap Btehaida „ 5:55 Ipi) Oleae Bf'aB Sperta per cent talent that transforms ( 8) Jack La Laaae.Bhaw 8:4di 84845) New* WendeU Oorey, who star# as chic Irene Into the role. Out of (2845) Bompev Beam (B ) PamBy Market (45) Boao The C l o ^ 155 (T t D5ath Valley Day* Dr. Theodore Bassett on NTC- character, and wearing slacks, a 5:18 ( 8) Debbie Drake Shaw ( 8) Bvealag Bepert. Mews and TV’s “The Eleventh Hour," is de­ silk blouse, high heels, people who 5:85 ( 8) Mniloaaira Weather scended from an old 'Massachusetts work on the show sometimes fail ( 8) Beat et Oraaebe (88) Lecal New* 15:55 ( 8) Caleadair , (854i) New* and Weather fandly which included two Prest- to recognize her. 1:1# (88) Special Bepert dehts, John Adams and JMm Traat 1:18 (t t ) Westora Masaaohasetta About her talent, director Rich­ (45) BUI Ne. 1 / (Quincy Adams. ard Whorf comments: "She’u f®n- 15:55 ( 8) Homemakrra Mavto . , Camera tastic. She puts facial takes on "When You're Smfitng. Prankle (45) Itaw* Toung 9 foot 9 Jim Fowler, as- ELECTRONICS Laina. Lola AlbytglU. _ top of facial takes.” • (2845) Play Baaeh (Oaler) ’ ’• • l i W l S t Eric Fleming with s is U ^ h o s t on NBC-TV’s "W ild She’s been a regular on television ( 8) Day la^art CItnt BJaatwood.. "Incident of the KlngidDm,” almost became a pro- iABORATORIES Black Ace", with guest star feeslimal baseball player Inste^o* before with Buddy Hackett in 11:51 (2845*'5^ePrice !••■*** Walter Slexak. A dishonest “Bringing Up Buddy," with Ray ( 8) JM e Wymaa Praarato gypsy wUh a beautiful daughter a zoologist. The Philadelphia Phll- 277 BROAD Bolger In “ Where’s Raymond?” (MV-The Shraad Of Tarta bruin: the wrath of a suitor on Um offered him a contract while ll:S5 (88M) Ooneentratlea the heads of the drovere. he wag a star athlete ait Earlham. But as Grannie, Irene finally has tt T 84548) Sevea Keys (88) iBteraaMoaa! Showtime: made. She predicted the show Don Ameche. host. "Circus of College. (85) Impreealea the Tigers." . _ . . . , F d * woidd cUdk even before air time. (Color) ^ , , ( 8) Pesllral ef Perfermlag Arte “It’s so simple—^just good ( 84548) Teaaeaaee Brala Pars (15) Haneymeoners In 1966 Ralph Edwards. eotocu- fashioned comedy,” s h e exp (88) Good Friday Sarvlea (45-88) O h»eae Uve producer of NBC-TV'8 "Truth 18:81 ( 8) Search Por Tomarraw Starring l?U"t Walker. "Gold. or OonsetpiencM” heard Bob Bar- "No one is neurotic: we spWe no (8885) Tnith Or M aaaaaeaM Glory and Custer." (Part I). MAftlNE world problems, and there’s no ( 8-4548) Father Kaawa Beet Scouting for Chister, Cheyenne Is kerig voice over hlg oar radio, was message about anyth^„ 12:45 ( 8) The Oaldlar Light ■ assigned to search for gold in impreeoed with his style, audHtan- 12:58 (28) Newa Day Bepert the S'oux reeerratlon. (R) ed hhn. and very soon BOb Barker ELECTRONICS Except, fo r IrMie Ryan, that t:85 ( 8) Beat Seller . _ . _ 8:55 (85) Tightrpoe "there’s no buslneiM like "Bella of St. Maiya/‘ P*rt S 8:85 ( 8) Beate 55 'WdM signed to .emcee "Truth cr Bing Crosby. Tnarld Bergman. Starring Martin MUner. Consequences.” ( 848) General Waapital... (8 8 ^ ). Slay Along With MIlih (8848) At Nome WUh KHty , Lealle XJggainii and EQ IU n iEN T (45) Newa . Olorta Lambert are aololsta. Even SS a teen-ager, MartiB 1:56 (45) Barbara Bernard Shaw. f $4d-8S) The Fltotatoneo Perkins, star of NBC-TV’s “Wild l : l t ( 8) Aa The World ■fmaa (Color) “Nothing But the Tooth." 1\ K \ 1)11). -V W I .t -.) I. \ X I Ty^ersonalities | ( 8) Conneetleat Movlatima ■ te m ey ’a tooth haa to come out KittgdtHn,” gave a hint that he “ Mexican SnltHre Out W eat" and Fred dec'des to- do the job. would one day become a famous Lupe Veler. Leon Brrol. 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Dorottt^ Baxter In . NBC-TV’S Wright (Pertiell Roberts) from 1848 (88-0) Jack Paar Shew 545 Jl.m. (Color) Guasis; Mahalta Jackson ‘‘Haset” color sertee—made her leaving the Ponderosa ftxf married ( 8) 4CMle Storm ^ . , acting debut as Ailoe in "AUos Beauty Service Ufe in Phlladelph'a ta “M y Broth-, (4548) Who Da Tea Traetf • ' and Jim Bishop. Competently Handled By 8:58 ( 8) Newa. Detudda Bdwarda 15:0 ( 8) EyewMnrs* In Woiiderland,” while in the ftM l air’s Keqier”- episode of NBC-’TV’a 4:58 ( 8) Baacer Andy Shaw The major news event oT the at Eagle Bock (Oahf.) Two Skilled Operator*— “ Bonanza” color series- Sunday, (88M) Mstok OaBM>_ __ , week, with Charles CoUIngwood A pril 7 (9-10 pjn. E S T). ( 84d5SV Amerieaa Baadataad and other CBS News Cotramoad- gramme echool...... Gladys Clos* and 4:88 (8845) Attoraoaa New* Bepert ants. 4:88 ( 8>-New* ■ _ ( 8) West Pelat Rokmd Reonehnsne (28-85) Make Beam IQrr .Daddy - AUya Joalyn, who Btani as CMo> “ Way ot the Mflllee m liar Mevla U : 0 < »«4 5 4 » Mews, w S S i Keever and the Colonrt," la a f l M which retraces the steps o f Jesus 4:58 ( 8) Big * »k*!ifirS In vr m "Three Smart Glrla Grow Up." m « 8 New* generation New Yorker. He sAgB as He walked to Hia Cru(dflxlon, Deanna DurMn. Robert (jum- News aad WeaBmr STUDIO Anurlea's OreatesI Mavtoe Us grandfather stiU referred to tt wUl be presented for the fburtti U i 0 as Ndsr Amstsrdam. AUyn’s grant time on the NBC-’TV Networlc on 5:0 riL&Ul) AmeriM Newaetaai “ The Miracle of Our Late of Ml 9.2742 B:M f 8) Admiral Jack Pillm a.” Gilbert Brtai uL towaa uncle, Edwin Morgan, was gover­ SM Main St.. MaMhester Palm Sunday, A pril 7 (a:S0-8:»> (881 Plral Shew Whitney (Color). p.m. EBT). "The Last Days of Pompeii (45) Steve Allca nor of New York.