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FRIDAt, NOVEBJBBR 10, IM l ^nrli^sfter IS^rolb Aterage I ^ y Net PrcM Run The. Weather ■■ I ...I .11. Ml M I. , ■ i 1l. I I I, II »,| ■ II — For ^ Week Ended roTMUt ef O. S. Weather Bemee Nevenber 4, IM l LISTEN TO KATHY GODFREY, WINF MON. thru FRI. 1:10. Papandrea. commit- \ and Dr. C. Lee Buxton, ita medical tween Communist theoreticians, The express Is due in Moscow at tec chairman, confirmed yesterday As Step to WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES! director. slipped out of Vienna virtually 3:0.5 p.m. Sunday. that the meeting had been ached- After poating bond they were re­ unnoticed last night. He had been Witnesses said the couple en-1 DOUBLE leased pending a court appearance. tered the Vienna railway station Should the endorsement be giv­ They had been served with ar­ a quiet resident of this city for en. Kowal.ski is expected to an­ Nomination W A SH and W EAR SPECIAL GROUP more than a year as Soviet dele- through a' side door only moments FAMOUS NAME MEN’S DRESS 1007. DUPONT NYLON rest warrants at the birth control 1I gate to the International Atomic . before the train's scheduled de­ nounce his randidocy soon after­ clinic opened here la.st week by Energy Agency (IAEA* — the! parture. They promptly pulled wards. BOYS’ ALL WEATHER BOYS' and STUDENTS' the league with considerable pub- atonus-for-pence organization. j down the shades in the sleeping A oongrea»nian-at-large, Kowal­ Hartford, Nov. 11 (/P)—Ed­ ski won more votes than any other WOOL WORSTED SHIRTS ^*'^At’ the time leaene officials! Molotov went to the Soviet Em- i car compartment which railway Democrat on the state-wide ticket. win H. May Jr., announced to­ made it'dear’Th'eyiru^g’h't a t«t of bassy ye.,terday ' ?o"rX m t" advance"" ^ Including President Kennedy, in day his resignation as chair­ COATS W O O L SUITS TRICOT the U.S.- Supreme Court’a ^ conten- , maintained a watch on for them in ad\ance. winning his second term la-st year. man of the Republican State compare 4.50 to 5.00 tion that the state’s 82-year-old the building said they did not see The journey could close the book on the public career of the Soviet His name figured prominently Central Committee. rag. I7.R? and • anticontraeeptlve law was a nul-1 "Im depart in speculation about which Demo­ The chairman gave no reason for SUITS llty. An unexplained power failure official who dropped from his for In the night blacked out the area eign ministry po.=it and member­ cratic flgure.s might seek the op­ his action in the telegram of resig­ That opinion was the basis for ship In the Politbureaii under portunity to go after the seat now- nation to the secretary of the state 2.79 SUPS the high court’s refusal this June around the embassy for about 20 SPORT COATS minutes, plunging it into darkness. Joseph Stalin to disgrace and rela-. held bv . Sen. Prescott Bu.»h, a P.e- committee and committee mem­ to rule on the constitutionality of live ob.scurity under Premier puoiican. . . , . bers, but it 'is the commonly ac­ 2 for 5.00 12.99 the law. The statute was ’’mere Electricians came to try to find the trouble, but the power came on Klirushchev Others mentomed include New cepted bellefi'ttat this is the first reg. 15.99 to 32.50 de.^d words," the court said, ignor­ Khrushchev forced Molotov out -Haven Ma.vor Richard C. Lee. for- step in May's \u e s t for the Repub­ • our own Torman brand ed by Connecticut resldenUs and again before they pinpointed the lican gubernatorial nomination. e ziprout orlon pile lined rag. 3.99 cause. of his cabinet rank and had him • other famous brands law enforcement officials alike. exiled as smbassador to Mongolia Southport and U.S. Rep. Emilio Said the telegram: e combed cotton twill The law prohibits persons from Austrian authorities confirmed Q. Daddario. "I hereby resign as chairman of e whites, colors using drugs or devrnes to prevent that Molotov and his wife. Paul­ the Republican State .Central Com­ e raglan sleeves 11.00 ^ ina. boarded the Vienna-Moscow (Continued on Pago Two) Kowalski, a 54-year-old former • wash and wear, sanforized conception. A second law. which I Army colonel, is expected to attend mittee effective upon the election e fly front would affect the ataff of the birth the meeting of the Meriden Demo­ of my successor. In order to pro­ • fine combed cottons • slash pockets e broken sizes control clinics, makes anyone who crats. Democrats around the state vide for the immediate and order­ e oxford in whites, solids counsels the breaking of a law No Hint of Concessions have been cultivating support for ly continuation of the State Central • scotch guard • regulars 2.78 liable for the same punishment as him for several weeks. Yesterday Committee operations, a special meeting of the Republican State e white broadcloth rain and stain the 4>rinlcpal offender. the Democratic Town Committee at Central Committee Is hereby called e repellent e huskies In the case of the antlcontracep- Durham gave him its unanimous button-downs tlve law. violators may be fined *t endorsement. to be held immediately following • permanent stay collars e olive, tan •'charge for least *50, imprisoned for not less Lee's candidacy has been given the regular meeting of the commit­ tee at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, #8 to 20 alterations 2 for than 80 days or more than a year, Puzzled U.S. Awaits the. backing of John M. Golden. e 14 to 17 or teth. Democratic National Committee­ Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1961 for the spe­ reg. 50. and 55. For five yeara during the I930a, man from New Haven. cial purjxjse of action on the resig­ the league maintained several This week Lee won his fifth con­ nation of Edwin H. May Jr. as REG. 1.15 QUALITY clinics around the atate. They were Red Plan on Berlin secutive term, downing his Re­ chairman of the Republican State closed following a police raid on Central Committee and electing a FAMOUS DELUXE IMPERIAL publican opponent by 4,000 votes. new chairman to fill the vacancy.” 39.90 * embroidered one in Waterbury. ’The margin waa conaiderably leis Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York talks to Jawaharlal Nehni during yesterday's courtesy call on May had said earlier that if he In the ensuing litigation, the Washington, Nov. 11 —Puz-#described by these dispatches, was than the 14,000 ajid 23,000 by the Indian Pnme Minister at the latter’s hotel suite In New- York. Rockefeller said he told Nehru MEASURED LENGTHS tailored style law's constitutionality was upheld he favors resumption of atmospheric testing of nuclear weapons by the United States. Nehru op­ decided to seek the GOP g»iber- zled U.S. officials aw-aited today that Russia and the United States, which he had won in the last two natorlal nomination he would re­ reg. 59.50 and in proportioned Britain and France w-ould agree poses all nuclear testing. (AP Photofax.) clarification from Moscow of wide­ elections and this may weaken sign as state chairman. 65.00 lengths with (Contlaned oa Page Threa) on a new status for West Berlin, his chances. ------The resignation clears the way SEAMLESS NYLONS ly published reports that the Soviet guaranteeing the freedom of the Benton was appointed senator for a political duel between May, shadow panel Union has developed a 4-point pro­ city and access to it. East Ger­ in 1949 by Gov. Chester ,Bowle.g to who became atate chairman in De­ posal for negotiation on a settle­ many w-ould respect this new So­ fill the vacancy created by the Asks UN for Utopia Bel-Air Blaze cember 1958. and John Alsop of 49.90 Russians Pick ment of the Berlin crisis. viet-Western agreement in an ac­ resignation of Raymond E. Bald­ Avon, who already has announced 5 8 c « pairs 3.35 There was encouragement among cord to be reached by Russia and win, now chief justice of the State his candidacy for the nomination. white only high offlciala here st evidence that the East German Communist re­ Supreme Court of Errors- In 19301 Claim Average The struggle between May and Aiiother Name .So\-iet Premier Khruahehev seems gime. For their part, the Western he won an election for the re­ Alsop for the nomination and con­ reg. 69.50 and 75. 400 needle, 15 denier, hand looped toe and heel short 32 to 40 to, be moving into a negotiating po­ powers would undertake to re­ maining years of the unexpired Nehru’s Truce Call trol of the party will bejdn with new winter shades, echo, sparkle average 32 to 44 sition. But officials found no hint spect the sovereignty of East | term. About $50,000 Tuesday's Central Committee sizes 8|/2 to 11 For Stalingrad in the report of Soviet concessions German.v. meeting. which would give hope of sn early The agreements between Rus­ V ote. Los Angeles, Nov. 11 i/Pi—In­ Republicans appear di'viiled in 59.90 Moncow, Nov. —The name HMst-West agreement on Berlin. sia and the Western powers wou^ rSets Elusive Goal surance claims from the devastat­ nylon lace of Stalingrad, sc4n8 of one of the Furthermore, State Department be worked out in advance Of es ot'Ahe Cbiih llwty and ing Bel-Air and Topanga Canyon I (Continued on Page Five) deelnlve battles of World. War n, informants said they lacked any of- Khrushchev's proposed Soviet U g g „g Co. will vote on ii new fires range from $185 to $700,000, NEW FALL SKIRTS trimmed fical word from U.S. Ambassador selected from la to be' wiped off R\issian maps peace treaty with East Germany. contract tbmorrdw Inoming,Ing, and United Nations. N. Y’.. Nov. 11*' It would also virtually rule out averaging about $50,000. made to sell for 5.99 and 7.99 and replaced by the name of'Vol­ Llew-ellyn Thompson In Moscow to U.S. officials said that the pro­ how they vqte will decide whether fypi -Prime Minister Nehru’s call debate on the many colonial ques­ "They’re running very high,”' our fall and gograd. the effect that the Soviets had ac­ posal, as reported, contained no the company’s buses keep rolling. for a moratorium on tlie Cold War tions foremost In the minds of the one official said yesterday. 3 . 9 9 The change was decreed yester- tually come up writh a definite offer of concessions from Khrush­ ’The 460 drivers, mechanics, and sets an elusive goal for the diplo­ U.N.'s 49 Aslan-African members. Adjusters from many parts of winter stock • big selection pblnt-by-polnt propoaitlon. On the Bulletins e half lined sheath styles white only 32 to 40 da.v by the Presidium of the Su­ chev’s previous Berlin demands. office workers will be voting to ac­ mats who must deal with East- These questions involve attacks,of the West have poured into the preme Soviet (parliament) of the contrary, word from Thompson yes­ They were pleased, however, w-ith cept or reject a contract that w-on West differences. . most of the big powers and are stricken area to sift the ruins of Culled from AP Wires * Michaels Stern • leather belts Tlussian Federation, the big cen­ terday was that as far as he rould the stress on Soviet readiness to tentative approv-al of union and Majiy delegates felt the Indian olosel.v intertwined w-ith Cold War Southern California's worst fire • black, charcoal, camel, bankers flannel tral republic In which Stalingrad judge basic Soviet policy on West come to an understanding with management negotiations last night leader s suggestion to the General issues. and to help homeowners collect an Berlin stands unchanged the Western powers in advance of in an ll-hour session that ran until As.sembly j'esterda.v' tliat the 103 Various delegates hailed Nehru’s estimated $24 million for insured * Kingsridge • gray and brown striped flannel lies. The whole situation is due for his making a peace treaty with midnight. FALLOUT LEVEL SAFE It was part of a purge by which U.N. members cease political bick­ call fori a uniW attempt to avoid losses. Some 450 homes w'ere de­ Tokyo, Nov.. 11 (d') — A • mohair and wool stripes discussion by State Department of­ East Germany. Such an under­ If the rank 'and file union mem­ ering and devote a year to hear- the terror of nuclear disaster in­ stroyed, all but nine in the Bel- * J and.F • herringbones all the names associated 'with ficials and diplomatic representa­ standing. if it could be achieved, bers accept the new pact, it will Japemese government agency Joseph Stalin are being rapldl.v monious pursuits is admirable in stead of thinking about "burrow­ Air section. said today the nuclear bombs • neat checks tives of Britain, France and West might eliminate sources of tension be business as usual and CRAL ing under the earth like rates in The General Adjustment Bureau, wiprf off maps and public build­ Germany who meet here regLilarly and war danger which wmild arise buses Will continue to carry about concept but Utopian In fact. He which the Busslaiis have been * Cricketeer • assorted plaids ings In the Soviet Union. called for cooperation in all fields a hole." representing 320 stock property in­ testing were dirty, bat the oar- to discuss the Berlin crisis. Their if the Soviets signed a peace 70,000 passengers a day In Bridge­ Man.v expressed disappoint­ surance companies, says 32 adjust­ / The most dramatic came at the next meeting is scheduled for Mon­ treaty without agreeing with the port, Norwalk, Waterbuiw, New —"political, cultural or w-hat- rent level of radloactlTe falhmt * V Line Stouts beginning of th.ls month when the ever." ment. however, that the Indian ers flew from a.s far as Chicago you’re invited for coffee 'n do­ day. West on the Berlin situation. Britain arid surrounding toWns. leader did not advance more con­ Is not dangerous to haniaB ba- name of Stalin was removed from But if they turn it down, a strike To comply fully with such a and Seattle to join a local staff Of Inga. The recently established nuts tonight 5 to 9 on the lower Press dispatches from Moscow What moat Interested U.S. offi­ scheme, the world body would crete proposals than a generalized open tonight the big granite tomb tn Rod Thursday night told of what was cials was the indication Khrushchev will begin at midnight—the second 82. They began examining the f/e radioactivity countermcasune regular, short, main floor . . . Square, leaving only the name aC have to set aside for a year con­ appeal for political and cultural scene less than 24 hours after the described as a new four-point plan is moving tow-ard actual East-West this year for ORAL. There was a cooperation. headquarters based its annoonoe- Lenin over the portals. negotiations, rather than simply 33-day waI)(OUt in the spring. sideration of such overriding is­ blaze began—and two days be­ ment on an analysis ^ flaalcn- long and stouts tin 91 being advanced by the Soviet sues as disarmament and the stop­ -Interpretations of what he did fore it was controlled. Stalin’s body also was removed Union for a Berlin solution. The old contract expired Sept. 30. propose varied. iable material In fallout In rata 36 to 50 and buried outside nearby. The essence of the proposal, as (Continned OB Page Five) Details of the proposed new one ping of nuclear weapons tests— G. A. B. Regional Director Phil and dust. Jet plaaea helped Since then scones of names of are being withheld until the rati­ tests which Nehni condemned as U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. Simkins could not say how much sample radloscttve dust at l^ h eollectlvp farms, . city districts, fication vote has been taken. basicallv evil. Stevenson said the idea of a year Hollywood notables or other cer­ altitudes. no additional BERNAT 'SGANDIA' HOMESPUN YARN regions and cities which bore some 'The emplo.ves are members of devoted to cooperation waa a good tain individuals were claiming. But charge for form of the name of Stalin have the Amalgamated Association of one but hardl.v new. The United he said some . payments began REDS OPPOSE SALAZAS At Tomb of the Unknowns Street. Electric Rallw-ay, and Mo­ States, he said, had been cooper­ Tue.sday. reg. 1.19 skeiin WARNER'S been renamed. Among these was ating with nations for years. Lisbon, Portugal, Nov. 11 alterations the rich don basin city of Stallno tor Coach Emplo.ves of America, s “ Wc urge the Insured not to op­ —A Communist manlfeato.-ffis- They will cast their ballots at News TidbiU One African delegate quoted a erate under shock, not to complete e fast knitting on no. 13 needles which has now become Donetz. sa.v'ing- that "When there is too their listings under duress,” said tributed on the eve of PK^ttigal’B CIRCULAR STITCHED At Stalingrad, German and, Rus­ meetings in the fou - cities starting from the.AP Wires national elections called today ^ • no special stitches needed at 10 a.m. tomorrow. much salt in the dish it Is hard to Simkins. W E G IV E sian armies fought to a bloody fin­ President Will Lead improve." "They've almost lost a loved for a mass uprising agatast ttw 'h • homespun texture is in the yam ish in 1943 sEfter a siege that lasted Yesterday's meeting was held in Tlicre is too much trouble at one . . . this Is their loss, not regime of Prime .Mbdater An­ • beautiful color mixes and solids several months. The German Army the offices of CRAL headquarters INvo drawings by French artist, the U.N. now for Mr. Nehru's sug- ours. We want them to properly tonio de OUveIra Salazar. The BRA finally was trapped and forced to here. " Monore Daumier, valued at $4,200,! (j-estions to have much effect," he evaluate It. Even to ask a person manifesto, distributed secretly ta • washable surrender, Mt not until every build­ Federal and state mediators met the form cf handbiUs, urged all ,'' colors: reg. 2.50 1.68 ...wk i-k. __ _ disappear from London’s Victoria' said. If he will rebuild Is not a fair Portugrueee to boycott the elec­ wintei? white, ice blue, parch­ ing in the city had been shot to Veterans Day Rites altematelj with the opposing sides Albert Museum. . . .-Real eg-! Others said Nehru's suggesUona question, right away.” • mothproof pieces. tate salesman who pleaded guilty ■ for cooperation were basically Simkins-estimates 30 per cent of tion ai)d instead to demonstrate e snug and warm ment, wintergreen, norse gold, • white only Since then the city has been coth- (Continued on Page Two) to stealing four paintings valued sound but too vague to give much the amounts claimed will be for to oust tbe government. Vermillion, rose blush and • sizes 32 to 36 pletely rebuilt. It has k population guidance. homes, nearly 70 per cent for per- • light as a feather of more than *00,000. ab^t *0 per Washington, Nov. 11 Ufl —Presl-Weran. In World War II he was a at more than $600,000 has been U A ENVOY RESIGNS- others. A and B dent Kennedy goes to Arlington Na­ PT boat captain, fighting against sentenced to prison for 2 4o 10 cent above Us prewar level. tional Cemetery on this Veterans big ships with little craft in the years. (CofitlinieB ah Page Five) (Continned on Page Five) .Washington, Nov. lL.(JV~0rbo The city took the name of Stalin- far comers of the Pacific. - Hong 'Kong Government bans WUte House anaonnoed todaar p a d In 1925 after It had been known Day to honor the knowm and un­ Hatchet Buried the resignation of John Hkker- for generaMpng as Tsaritsyn. It known dead there and the millions There are about 22 million vet- British “Flames in ttie Street,” , SALE— 104 PAIRS who served and still live. which deals with racial trouble in son, U.S. Ambassador to Hie MEN'S FAMOUS NAME TREMENDOUS SELECTION got Its new name because of the eranl who served in the U.S, Philippines and a vetenui of FUR AND WOOL BLEND revolutionary battle fought there The program at the Tomb of the Armed Forces. About 15 million By Truman, Ike ■Rritain . . . Col. Kim Dong-Bok,. Unknowns, where the President 36. retired army colonel, eentenced more than 41 years ta tho dip­ and served in .World War II and about Negro Girl, 12, Arrested lomatic service. Andrew Batoh* Women's Dress Tailored Shoes (Oontlaiied an Page Five) was to sp ^ k briefly after laying a 960,000 pf these were still in serv­ to life Impiisonraent by South Ko­ V SWEATERS HOLlbAY HATS , WINTER DRESS ' wreath, set Uje , tone for similar ice or came back to serve in the At Dedication rea's Revolutionarj’ Court at Seoul eir. assistant presa secretary, ceremonies across tha country-. Kf^ean War. The remainder of the on charge of plotting a coup d’etat said Blckerson's restgnaition many sample hats included ’The occasion wag solemn and the veterans served in World War I, Kansas Cit.v, Nov. 11 '(J>) — For­ against military government . . . probably resulted In part becanae For Defying Segregation Mrs. Hickerson baa been ta IM Shelter Plans background Of events giim. The the Spanish-American War, and in mer President Harry S. . Truman New York spokesman for United values to. 14.99 8.90 COATS nation waa mobilizing to defend other, smaller conflicts, or were in Church of Christ sajis Church has health. No succeosor haa bOMi itself against a possible war. the Armed Forces in peacetime. and Dwight D. Eisenhower have accepted in\itatioii to Join in ex­ appointed. Hatcher said. ’The hour for the Arlington cere­ buried the hatchet, and ’Truman By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Medgar Evers, Jackson field values to 8.98 Labeled ^Hoax’ The company of veterans is ploratory talks toward union with A 12-year-old Negro girl has secrertaiy for the National As­ • famous brand name shoes from our regular stock mony was 11 a.m.—the time of day waa to speak today from a rostum Presbyterian, Proteajant Episco-pal MALENOVSKY ON WAR when the armistice ended ■the First growing,, although there, has been been arrested for refusing to move sociation foV the AdveJiceraent of Moscow. Nov. It Defense a tremendous value no war involving the United States occupied yesterday by fke. and Methodist denomina’tions. out of the white section of a city Cblored People, said a boycott of • felts, velours, velvets, feathers, fake fur San PifitncIaco, Nov. 11 (Al—Trie World War, fought, it wag said The two played leading roles in Minister Rodion Y- Maltaoxeky • black suede, black or brown calf compam at 49.99 then, to end all wars. TTiere have for eight years. . Sen-. Harrison A.- WilliaiiriA Jr., bu.s at Jack .so n. Miss., ■where city bus lines wa,s possible if such said in an article pubUshed to­ in better sweaters rubllaher of Scientific American .In the past year approximatel.v a the rededication of the Liberty D-N.J., in Washington sayris.. he . 4 pill boxes, toques, shells, berets, cloches, Magazine says the government- been two major conflicts since — "Freedom Riders" made many un­ incidents as the arrest of Miss day that wars ran be aietded. • broken sizes and styles half million men and women were Memorial, an-edifice to peace and favors campaign started by Sap. successful attempts to desegregate Divens •were not slopped. "Events In recent yearn bave profiles, turbans ’ . sponsored fallout shelter program World War II and the Korean War. discharged, retired or othen^ise the men who have fought for it. Kenneth B. Keating. R-N.Y., foK la a "hoax and Illusion" and psy­ The schedule for the ceremony bus terminal facilities. Meanwhile' in Chicago two em­ confirmed the correctaesa of tho. was brief—a matter of a few min­ left military service., The memorial waa first dedicated year-around operation of Camp \T h e girl, Jessie Lee Divens of ployes of the Boulevard Realty conclusion drawn for tlw Itrst chologically dangerous because it But there also is attrition in the 40 years ago. Drum in northern New York .... 3 3 . 0 0 "brings 'the third world war utes including the time for the McComb, Miss., was released in the and Mortgage Co. were sentenced time by the 20th Cougresa (ta SALE Chief Executive's remarks, company. Eisenhower, who cqmmanded Al­ Edwin P. Fifielski, national com­ custody of the Rev. G. Horton, to prison for telling a white couple 19M) of the Communist Party of closer.” lied forces in Europe in the Sec­ mander of American Veterans of the Soviet Union that K la now­ Publisher Gerard Piel told TTie program provided for a aim- chaplain at Campbell College where they had a buyer for their home pie but. martial cererriony, with (Continued on Fags Three) ond World War. was the principal World War U (AMVETS), says in she atteri<|ed high school division at $8,200 but informing a Negro adays possible to prevent wain,” • rayon satin meeting of the Commonwealth .■ipeaker on the first day of the 2- Boston that he plans tour of 48 Malinovsky wrote ta the newik Club of Northern California yes­ military precision and tradition. cla.sses. brtquae she did not have couple the price was $13,500. WOMEN'S lined A battery stood ready to fire the day event yesterday. . states to arouse interest in fallo'ut any relativeSsjn Jackson. • Ralph Spector, 31, was eentenced paper Red Star. The theme was terday the program "gives the TVuman, who was a captain of •belters .. Howard B. Stlckney, 23, not elaborated. Hie article de­ ' - V 21-gun salute to the commander-in- Juvenile offll^r John Osborne to one to five years tn prison and sanction of action to the delusion chlef ag he entered the gates of the Professor Attacks artillery in the First World War, wins llth stay of execution, half Sam Testa, 42, to one to three scribed how tho advent of rock­ * lambs wool that a thermonuclear war can be cemetery, across the Potomac from was to be the speaker on this Vet­ an hour before he was to have been said she waa brought before Youth et and nuclear weapona had:ne­ SPORT SHOES' fought and survived . . . it en- Court Judge Carl Guernsey short­ years. the capital. Fluoridation Foes erans Day. He’s an old hand at electrocuted for 1958 murder of They were convicted last mo'nth cessitated reorganliaUoa ol So­ interlined eotirages statesmen to take larg­ Waiting, too, were representative making speeches on Nov. 11. which Mrs. Shirley Barnes °f Galveston, ly after police arrested her yes­ viet military forces. er risks- . . . it disengages the Huntsville, Tex., reports. terday. of conspiracy to obtain money and reg. 11.99 officials of the Army, the Veterans Tampa, Fla., Nov. 11 — Sup­ originally was known as Armistice signatures under feiise pretenses citizen from 'vigilance over the Administration and veterans or­ porters of water fluoridation “will .Daj’’' and marked the end of the Prime Minister Fidel Castro Osborne said Guernsey ^ntinued DISARMAMENT VITAL * black, brown, rationality and responsibility of calls on his revoluntionary Instruc­ the case until Nov. 17 with "the un­ and obtaining money by confidence ganizations. have to stand up to personal abuses war in which he fought. game. The state said the Negro Tokyo, Nov. It (91 Soviet blue, beige his elected officials." At jjrecisely 40 seconds before 11 from an odd assortment *of food The two former chiefs of state tors .today to promote wider ac­ derstanding, the chaplain “and the Premier Khrushchev reiterated He said those behind the pro­ ceptance of his Socialist revolu­ child come back with a.workable couple made a $500 payment on a.m., the President was scheduled nuts, organic gardeners. J o h n- had been at odds since the 1952 the home but were told later the today that total disarmament ll gram—he did not name them—had to mo.ve through the cordon of an Birchers, pure water enthusiasts political campaign, in which Eisen­ tion among the Cuban people... plan which would cause the chit more important than auanenahm failed to consider the gigantic In New York, a 23-year-61d. gun­ mind to be concerned with educa­ deal had fallen through. of nuclear bomb teat expieeiaot. * misses' and honor guard and step on the marble ahd others whose comic chemistry hower won his first term i.s pi-esi In Atlanta. James . Gibson, ex- firestorms that would roar out plaza surrouriding trie Tomb of the transcends common sense." a Har­ Ident against T-ruman’s bitter pp- man. .shobtlng In a street filled with tion rather than social reforma­ The Soviet premier, in a letter to petite sizes from blast centers "and Incinerate Unknowns. ’Then: vard' University professor sa.vs. po.sitlon. schoolchildren, scrlousl.v wounds a tion.” ecbflve secretary of the local Prime Minister Hayato Ikada, re­ 8 to 18 every living thing." ■ Ruffles and flourishes, frem the Dr. Frederick J. Stare, chairman Yesterday, on his arrival here. man and grazes a 14-year-old boy. Miss Diveiu was one of a number brarnm of the NAACP, aaid plaius assured that Soviet nuclear teet "The'adnUnlstretion’s purchase” U.S. Army band and the national of the Harvard Department of Nu­ Eisenhower went directly from the Harvey Slociun, 75. self-taught of Negro pupils dismissed from are b ^ g made to pioket a dinner resumption waa eompellod IV' of the fallout shelter program, anthem , . '. the command "order trition, told the Florida Dietetic airport to the ’Truman Memorial construction laborer who directed Burglurid High School in McOomb tonightwnoring Veteran Greorgia what be called Western mUttary * half sizes Piel said, "Raises two grim pos­ arms" . . . then “present arms” . . . Llbrarv in adjoining Independence, engineers in building some of a few weks ago following a aeries Democratb^en. Richard Rtiaaell preparatlona and Wnekmail. Tm Association convention last night and Rep. ^ r l Vinsbn at which l2»/z to 22'/j sibilities." He said the adminis­ the 'President takes the wreath, that ‘in view of the massive Mo. ' ■ ’ world’s biggest dams, dies ir. New of ■walkouts and a demonstration Soviet letter, a topljr to tration might lose public support places it before the tomb . . . the amount of scientific evidence in He found Truman standing at Delhi. India, after a heart attack.. on the city hall .steps protesting Defense Secr^ary Robert S. Mc­ wateaKng letter of Oet, i t I of negotiated settlements and bugler sounds "taps" . , . and the auport of fluoridation, I think-One the door. Jewish temple under construction •expulsion of a pupil for taking Namara is exit^ted to speak. Ruesia'n repeated i might provoke a clamor for a civil prayer. can fairly say that those who con­ ^‘Qpme In, come In,” Truman said, in Nortl) Miami includes fallout part in a sit-in. Several of the The meeting be ba boldheld inta' a waa deUveaed to defense program that would Kennedy- came to make hla tinue to oppose it are misinformed, shelter big enough,for 250 faml- pupils .then trsuuferred to the high try h y Soviet mlUtarias ths natloA. , qweeh aa a Pregtdent and as a vet* stivld or dlawmaiit.’* (Ooatianea on Fag* tlve) school aectioa at Campbell College. (Continued on CO T«o). N. M am in. Y / ' \) i

’ \ ' L. P M TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAIJ). MANCHESTER, OONN« SATURDAY, NOVEMBER n , 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING h e r a l d ; MANCHIJSTER, C0NN.» SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1961 PAGE THRE9 nr RochvUle-Vernon State'News At Tomh of the IJiiknowns Vets Day Parade^ Sheinwc^ on Bridge Drama Group Birth Clinic RUG and Rites Set Sunday Will R epeat Nofik M tg r UPHOLSTERY 'Vettrans' organizations, bands, a p p e a b a n c e ^ g u e s s 4 President Will Lead Ban to Get * Our problenF^or the week has A A K Q J7 CLEANING tlaton wera brouclit face to face Rockville- in observance of 'Vet­ V K J C 4 Court Test erans’ Day. been whether^o play the king or 0 7 Day Rites By OECILE BRUNELLE TEL. Ml 9-1752 twice. Parade time ir 2 p.m. ITie pro- t’ i jack 3»men you need only one 4 K J 5 “The Fifth Season," presented trick In/fhe suit. I f * not always (Continued from Page One) Am ent thoae preaent wera may- t t n r x A S r 4 > - last night and being repeated to­ o r ceasion will begin at E. Main and clear the opponenta whether or -ora of two of the affected cities, Grove Sts. and will move through A »4S A 10 C IS (Oontioiied from Page One) a wreath beside the tomb of the night, at 8:30 at the Whiton Audi- Ml 3-5747 not/you have such a problem. V> 6 3 - Unknown Soldier under the Arch by the Supreme Court of Error, the Samuel Tedeeco of Bridgeport and the downtown section along Union _t was a silly slam contract, toriunri by the veteran Community state's-highest tribunal. S t to Orchard St. and will return 0 A 10 f 4 A » C 5 I S In the same year that a half of Triumph. EdWprd p. Bergiii of Waterbury. luth should bid four notrump at A l«4 2 AAT* A crowd of several thousand Players, was an outstanding show­ One of the parties in the consti­ via Village St. to the center. million became veterans, thou- tutionality test turned back by the In A Joint statement after the his second turn to ask how many 80UTH broke into applause as De Gaulle case of local talent and helped to Garner's A retreat ceremony will be held aces his partner had. North eandA of other veterans died—old U.S. Supreme Court this year was long aemion, Tedesco and Bergin a t the flagpole In Central Park. A 8 arrived for'the brief ceremony by make this reviewer understand 8 GRISWOLD ST said th e^ 'feel that both sides are would bid five diamonds (showing men who fought In Cuba and In Dr. Buxton. Bands will be: Rockville High ^ A Q 10 9 7 2 the flickering flame that keeps We Give Green Staxniw composed of reasonable men: and only one ace) and South would <> K Q J China, in World War I and young­ vigil over the tomb. There were why this group has managed to Buxton, who is also chairman of School band, Legion fife and drum sign off safely at five hearts. the Yale University Medical fot the s a k ^ f the public we are corps. Our Lady of Sorrows band, ♦ Q 10 9 er men who battled in World War scattered whistles' and catcalls, exist for 31 years In the hectic happy at chance of settle But South did bid the slam, and N*rA East S m ik W «t II and Korea. apparently from opponents of his play production game. Written by School’s Obstetrics Department, and the Melrose 4-H drum corps. West led a club. Sniff if you must, argued that he was deprived of rnent’’ All veterans’ organizations will 1 A Pan 2 ^ Pan During the year, about 35,000 Algerian .policy. De Gaulle later Sylvia Regan, it 1s a farce at heart, Tedesco, who-^was designated but play the hand. were buried in national ceme­ despite occasional scenes of ten­ property and civil liberties because be represented in the parade. Al­ 4 V Pass 6 ^ All Pa« placed a wreath at the statue of a he was prevented by law from ad­ by the others to aCKas spokesman, South put up dummy's king of (Openipf lead —> A 2 . . teries. 4,400 of them in the great World War I statesman, Georges derness and pathos. said the new contra^pro\'ides for] so, city and rural fire and police clubs, and Eaat won with the ace. vising patients on birth control. IHE departments will be represented, cemetery where this Veterans Day Clemenceau. Origilnally presented on Broad­ Two women patients of his, who i a pay increase and iK change in And now East foolishly returned a observed. A phalanx of police, escorted De way In 1953, the story deals with the pension agreementN He said j as will Bo.v and Girl. Sooiit units, club, thinking It was more likely yourself In your opponenfd plae* were not identified, were also p ar-1 BIBLE and units from Ellington and Tol­ to test the situation. Gaulle's open limousine down the the tribulations of a wholesale ties to the suit. They had had diffi- I It was agreed that ^I^the't details i that his partner had a queen than Paris, Nov. 11 (iP)—President broad, flag-decked avenue and women’s suit firm, whose partners cult or dangerous pregnancies, ' would be secret until the rktiiica- i land. an ace. Dally Queatton Charles de Gaulle led a brisk many others mingled with the SPEAKS To Meet at 1 pjn. Partner opens with one )ieart, snarl up their personal lives while Attempts by the league to per- j tlon vote is taken. South won the club, drew trumps Armistice Day, parade down the crowd, which lined up four-deep solving the firm’s problems. suade the General Assembly to re­ by Paul A. Rust, president \ of Members of World War I Vet­ and ran the spades to get rid of and the next player pattss. Tou Champs Elysees today and placed In places. erans and its auxiliary will meet hold: Spadea—10 6 5 2; H sarta-^ ; Director Harry Jenkins had lit­ peal the law have been to no avail, i Eugene CRAL, said the assistance of oiit- his diamonds. The difference be­ Brewer • siders played a major role in' tomorrow in the GAR rooms tween making the slam and going Diamonds—0 6 5 3 2; Clubt—A 7 tle to worry him with- the old pro's bringing about the tentative town hall at 1 p.m. before down one was 1,530 points. 3. What do you say? of the Player’s group, but showed Cnll4>qiiial Naiiies Must one be a member of the agreement. Special Seals, Specially Delivered ing for the parade. A Should Have Kno\4n • Answer: Pass. "The beat way to real skill in his handling of the church to be saved? Many an­ “We could not have reached this said members will be br^ed on EUist should have knowh that stay out of trouble ia to paaa Sagan No Longer newer board-trodders. The name of “billy goat” for a swer that the church does not The rest of us will get oiir Christmas Seals in the mail, but not Mra. Hazel Finlay. She's Manches­ stage of the agreement without the the line of march and Ane order South had the queen of clubs. For worthless hands. Rickey Gentllcore is a superla­ male and "nanny goat” for a fe-. save a man. This answer is pre­ ter's chairman for the seal campaign, and received hers by special Civil Air Patrol delivery yester- ' of ceremonies during Veterans' For Sheinwold's SO-pafe book­ tive, sad clown of a Pincus, who male goat ia a eoiloquial usage. The aid of the mayors and the media­ day. Gov. John Dempsey, honorary chairman, autographed sheets of seals and they were delivered this reason the only hope was to dicted on the denominational tors," he said. Dav observance. return a diamond at the second let. "A Pocket Guide to Bridts,’* finds anguish a guest In his newly proper name for the grown male concept of the church. How­ by CAP. to the chairmen in the various towms. Mrs. Finlay went to Windham Airport in Willi-, Plan Votp/ Drive send 50c to Bridge Book, Manches­ Charms the Critics designed executive hot-suite. His goat is buck; the female is a doc. niantic tb receive hers with other eastern Connecticut chairmen. Making the delivery were Lt. trick. ever, the church of the New BABY SCrrOCATED The Vernon Young Republican Assume that South does not hold ter Evening Herald, Box 8818, performance had more polish than Testament was the body of Col. C. B, Godson, air force liaison officer of the Connecticut Wing of CAP, and Lt. Col. H. C. Club plans tO/daunch a voter can­ Grand Central SU., N.Y. 17, N.T. one would expect to meet beyond REV. THOMAS ,1. SHANNON Norwich. Nov. 11 —Elaine Coleman, deputy officer of operations for the wing. ^ the queen of clubs. What would he By ROSETTE HARGROVE time, but today I can say that Christ. Eph. 1;22, 23 and Jesus Marie Potter, nine months, suf­ vass and registration drive in the play from the dummy at the first (Copyright 1961, General Fea­ the Great White Way, and this New Haven, Nov. 11 The Rev. is the saviour of the body, Eph. tures Corp.) NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Francoise Sagan has no talent writer waa astounded to learn he Thomas -J. Shannon, 88, who was focated yesterday after a rattle town in- Jmiuary. trick ? South would not asume that ASSN. whatsoever. Her book is nil.” 5:23. lodged deep in. her throat. Police The jdmve will follow lines es- waa not following a theatrical bent, pastor of Immanuel Episcopal Columbia West was underleading the ace of Paris— (NEA) —French critics The new, slender volume of but is a member of that staid firm, ChlWeh of Ansonia from 1923 until said her mother, Mrs. Charles Pot­ ‘Fate of ISo ... Importance^ tabli^Hw by the new Mobilization clubs, so he would naturally play Paul declared Uiat Jesiis pur- appear to have fallen out of love 185 pages tells how the love the Internal Revenue Department. his retirement in 1941, died yester­ ter, found the child unconscious on of .Republican Enterprise (MORE) the jack of clubs from dummy match between a French girl and cha.sed the church with his ofdgram. Young Republicans at­ with Francolae Sagan, the young As Pincus, the long suffering, day in Grace-New Haven Commun­ blood, Acts 20:28. Therefore, If the floor, but when she had last Magazine Drive rather than the king. South’s fail­ • SpMlai Kldo Shew! * her American husband founders ity Hosnitai. In retirement, he had checked EHaine was playing in a tended a MORE lr_stnictional ses­ ure to play the jack of clubs from novell.et whom they once called a In morbid jealousy, extra-marital down to earth partner, he is teamed one can be .s.avcd outside Hhe sion in Norwich In May. RockriUe-V ernon with Bill Luettgens, as Johnny made his home in the Pine Oi-ehard rhui'eh he can be saved without bounce seat. Nets $540 ProfiFl dummy made it clear that he hold Tomorrow 2 P.M. genius and ' compared with the siffairs and finally collapses. It is section of Branford. Molotov Goes Home Meanwhile, the YGOP will spon­ the queen In his own hand. great women writer," of the pa.st set against the usual backdrop of Goodwin, the clothes conscious, the benefits of Christ's death, sor a meet-the-candidates dance EVERYONE SOe super salesman whon-almost loses lesiis built the church and iden­ STATE AIRMAN KILLED Mrs. Ethel Brehant. and illchard 'The appearance of a guess is Mile. SaggjT's fifth novel, "Les de luxe resorts, expensive restau­ SSn Juan, P.R. Nov. 11 (4’j— Dec. 2 at the Legion Home on Alpine Ski Club ■ — -1-1 ^ m____ . Merveilleux^ Nuages” (The Mar­ his wife when he detours his do tified it as the kingdom. Matt. Grenier, Grade 8 teachers at Por­ not proof that a guess exists. Put rants and generally riotous living. Stephen M c d I u a k y, Cheshire. West Rd. 99 IMRV 9 i velous Clouds), has been met with Someone once reproached Mile. mestic life into the arms of the 16:18, 19. When one Is delivered O o i^ a U.8. Air Force enlisted For More Censure ter School, report ^ e magazine Dinner Dance Wednesday Slates Fashion caustic reviews and some openly Sagan with invariably portraying firm's star model. Johnny Is that Notice from darkne.ss he ia tran.slnted often seen salesman of today; the man. was killed yesterday when a drive conducted 'by'lhe pupils end­ The Tolland County Republican Phis "PReCKLeS" voiced doubts about her literary the life of the wealthy. To which into this kingdom.'Col. 1:13. God car he waa driving collided head- Associates will sponsor a dinner Show Opener EAST Rt. 5 ALL ’TECH. stature. extrovert who Becomes so Intense adds all the saved to the church. ed in.a “blazt of glory.” The young she replied; "They are the only with need that his laugh becomes fan with another in Aguadilla. One ((jontinned from Page One) dance at the Legion Home Wednes­ 8 Stooge* — Oart4>0B French book buyers, however, people whose w'ay of life I know.” WE HAVE DAILY Acts 2:47. Salvation is related party igroup which Included For­ people sold subscriptions totaling brittle, his jokes no longer come occupant of the other car was mer President Klementl Y. Voro­ day at 7 :30 p.m. A roast beef din­ The Rockville Alpine Ski Club, M in d s i have remained loyal to the girl who Together with a brother and a in no way to human denomina­ in 1957 after the premier exposed $l.iU2.10. TTiis gives them a net ner will be eerved. rocketed to far.io seven years ago out funny, and. as his star model DELIVERY TO THE tions; yet outside the church ktiled and four persons were in­ shilov, ex-premier Georgi M. Ma­ planning a wider variety of pro­ sister, Francoise was brought up telLs him. he "wears his overhead jured. conflicting interests of what he profit of $540.22. which will fi­ TONITB with her first novel. ‘‘Bonjour Tris- in the lap of luxury. none may be saved. lenkov and former deputy Pre­ nance their field trip to New York grams this year, opens the season on his face.” This Is precisely the called the antiparty group. mier Lazar Kaganovich. Sunday, not with a ski meet but tesse.” Her latest work sold 80,000 When Sagan novels became There was no indication of Just next Spring. ■THE R O D E" copies within two weeks after pub­ way Bill Luettgens plays him, and ACCEPTED IN CONFERENCE An IAEA spokesman said the with a fashion show. best-seller.s,' she hit the high spots. makes one awed at the integrity of Send for the FR E E booklet West Haven, Nov, 11 (fi— New what was in store for Molotov in High salesman of the drive was Pint— lication. Her favorite stunt was to start BOLTON Soviet Union had given no notice Russell Olson who sold sub­ Grange Notes The show will be held at Piano's BAcIm WhEra Th« role and virtuosity he displays, and "God's Plan of Salvation” Raven Ofllege hag been accepted Moscow although his denunciation that Molotov was to be -fecalled. Restaurant, Bolton, beginning with ”^ b « ’* LEft Off Such popularity may be due in off at dawn in her sports car and which will be sent without fOt membership in the Southern by the Congress was considered a scriptions totaling J120.38, Tom part to Mile. Sagan’s heroines. by way, makes one hope that the He said that, so far as the agency a cocktail hour at 3:30 p in. head for Saint Tropez on the Rivi­ people of Manchester will help to Fashions for Two Generations obligation. Address your re­ New England Conference. A preliminaiy to actual loss of party Card was second highest with Plans for the National Grange "The Gladiator" These disenchanted young women, era; haunt of the post-war gilded AREA is concerned. Moltov •'still is per­ Women's and children's ski and M MUrIe i With Th« quest to— $107.50 to turn in. moving In the universe of the idle keep this fine group, and the many Eight-.vear-old Karen K nit and her brother. Charic.s, 13, enjoy the Jest of Mrs. Sumiko Simoncelil spokeaman for the college said yes­ membership. manent Soviet representative.” '.session in Worcester. Mass. Nov. after-ski fashion.s will he provided "8 c8toatE«** Nhown youth. Paris society bored her others artistic organizations of the Andrea Stannard and Chris­ FirtM Por ThE Kiddlefl rich, apparently are the models at the fashion show sponsored by the Goiden Rule Club of Talcottville Congregational Church last 100 Scott Drive terday it will become a merriber Khrushchev told newsmen in 13 to 23 are nearing completion. and she hated being lionized. town, going strong. The.sc people next September. Other members Moscow last Tuesday that Molo­ Molotov spent an 80-minute lay­ topher Albair were captains. They by Sage-Alien of Hartford. Men's One CenaplEtE Ahowinr nt which thousands of French girls Perhaps because she is not a night at the church. The three were among the 21 models who wore fashions from Tots 'N Teens Manchester, Conn. over this morning in Warsaw in TTie announced goal of state ski clothing will be supplied by 4:34 p.m. ask nothing for their time, energy and Camp\is Juniors in Manchester. The show, co-ordinated by Mrs. Adolph C. Snyder of the Man­ are Quinniplac College of Hamden; tov's fate "is of no practical im­ took full charge of all the money masters In the New England area long to emulate. pretty girl, she has little interest LENOX BtonhiU College, Bridgewater State, his sleeping car. A handful of collected and completed the rec­ Nassiff Arms of Manchester. 6:30-10 4:40-8il8 But heroines are not enough for in clothes or jewels. Since an au­ and dedication other than the op- chester stores, featured clothes for girls and boys as well a.s women who wear Junior sizes. Mrs. portance. We haven't decided yet.” is to have 15.000 candidates re­ porunity to entertain. Durfee Tech, New Bedford Tech, Informed sources said the staff western reporters standing on the ords. all of 'which were turned in Models will be members of the critics. For example, the Parls- tomobile accident four years ago. Simoncelli's outfit is a tapestry weave ensemble, its tailored slacks designed with a slit leg. (Her­ PHARMACY MANCHESTER platform of the Polish Communist ceive the seventh degree. The de­ club. Coming out of retlrem-ent—and ald photo by Pinto.) and Nichols College, all in Massa­ of the Soviet Embassy here had to Mt^. Jerry Dunnack. clerk of gree will be conferred in seven Presse reviewer commented on in which she almost lost her life, CHURCH OF CHRIST capital’s main station glimpsed the school, who made the contacts Chairman Mrs. David Sullivan this writer wonders why the long 299 E. CENTER ST. chusetts; and Blndham College of taken initial action which would separate ceremonies on Nov. , 17 “Les Merveilleux Nuages” ; and the break-up of her marriage Orange Hall—E. Center St. Putney, Vt. lead to his formal ouster. him sitting alone in his compart­ with the magazine concern. of Ellington estimated the fash­ "Touched by her sad little voice to her publisher. Guy Schoeller.f delay after six years away an asset to the players and this: ence is quickly apparent and com-1 Shanky, Evely Perras and Bar- TEL. Ml 9-0896 ment in light blue pajamas. and 18. Three thousand are ex­ ions will be shown about 4:30. An from the lights, Roger Negro's The 22nd Soviet Commjufiist All there is left to be dgne is pected from Connecticut. • EXTRA! Tooiqht "PARIS HOUDAY" 5;30 • and' some pretty sentences in 'Bon­ she has led a comparatively quiet writer feels he shall prove his i niands respec't in his role a.s the , bara Lemire certainly helped to Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Party Congress last month de­ When he noticed the newsmen, fo r , Grenier's students to treat admission fee will be charged. jour Tristesse,’ I hesitated a long life. part a* Ferrelli, the tempestuous worth in future produetions. wolfish buyer Miles Lewis j add to the mood of the show. Worship 10:45 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Mrs. Brehant's to a cookie party. Secretary of Agriculture Or­ 20 Area Students manded that Molotov !ind his fol­ Molotov quickly drew the curtains. ville L. Freeman will address the There will be dancing follow­ Ends r j f . Ends designer, was done to perfection, Robert Walnurh's stage pres-' The models portrayed by Donna I All in all, too good to miss. lowers be dismissed from the par­ So Polish officials or Soviet The room.s were pitted against ing the show. but to the disappointment of many each other in contest, and Grenier's convention at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20. T o m o rro w ! i T o m o rro w ! ty for opposing Khrushchev’s po­ Embassy personnel were on hand. Following this address delegates The Alpine Ski Club, with about much too sport. Attending UConn room lost. licies in the loci' power strug­ A Russian dressed in civilian and guests will attend a -recep­ 60 members from Rockville, 'Ver­ Totally animated, Arline Cul­ GOP .As-sociates to Meet non and surrounding towns, plans Crystal Tower gle. The actiofi was a sidelight to clothes barred the reporters from tion in honor of Secretary and lbiBniom JWiWPIPWkiyw niiiB ver never merely speaks her lines, On Scholarships party blapklisting of the memory the locked car. He refused to ad­ The Tolland County Republican a series of winter events includ­ but wrings gems out of -them the Associates will meet N'ov. ■ 15 at Mrs. Freeman. of Stajin and the removal of his mit that Molotov was aboard and Tuesday will feature luncheon, ing a winter carnival built around author hers'elf never guessed were Twenty Manchester area stu­ bo^-from the Red Square shrine. declined to relay their request to the American Legion Home on the annual ski races on Rockville's k I S(MM0M| V I w MBI k IIIS O'DU there. Her portrayal of Shelley, West Street in Rockville for a hooted by the Bo.v Scout* of To Crown London dents at the University of Con­ ,1^16 Congress contended that speak to the pajama-clad pas­ America. On Wednesday the finals Fox Hill. m SUM the retirlng-for-the-usual-reasons, Molotov was leader of the anti- senger. dinner meeting. Sillio Zanni. area Mrs. Sullivan said the carnival, bookkeeper, makes a big picture necticut have been awarded director of Civil Defense, will be in the Prince and Piincess Contest will be announced during thg youth to Include a snow ball and elec­ By TOM A. CULLEN <*'Lee ha* given encouragement to of a small canvas. BCboUrahips for the current guest speaker. I^Vergne H. Wil­ tion of a snow queen, will cover , Newspaper, Enterprise Assn. young architects and stimulated iams. Collin.a Rd., can supply program which starts at 1 p.m. Frances Goodwin, the pampered academic year, it was anix^unced a two-day period. London — (NEA) — Paris has town planning. by John Powers, schoialehip of- tickets. The bake-off in the National * SUNDAY—SHORTS START 7:10 s and protected wife as played by Grange Baking Contest will be Also, the club plans a one-week Its Eiffel Tower. Now London Is Among the projects which the Barbara Coleman, and Lorraine, flcer. Church News trip for members to Mont Trem- Negro Girl, 12, Arrested I>oyalty Sunday will he observed held Thursday mornings. Also on shopping for a building as tall and committee has sponsored are re­ the scheming but sympathetic mo­ They are Enn KtSiva of RFD 1. blant In Canada. The past two Imposing as th s Eiffel Tower to development plans for Soho in AnArver. who^^eived the Philip in Columbia Congregational Church Thursdav, a youth recognition del, as played by Trudi Recknagel, this week, when pledges may be banquet will be held at 5:30 p.m. years, club members have trav­ aerve as a British prestige symbol. London and Princess Street In EM- are given capable and believable lAuter Fotuidatton Scholarship: eled to Vermont for long ski Big Ben, the Beefeaters, Nelson's Inburgh and a heliport plan in Steven Patrick of West St., Co­ For Defying Segregation given for Our Christian World Mis­ and the National (!k)mmunity Serv­ performances. sions in 1962. The Rev. George K. ice Contest will be featured In a weekends. DANtilNO every thursiay-f^rlday-^aturiiay Column clearly won’t do. They are which helicopters would land on lumbia,' the Bessie L. Berkman too closely associated with certain giant toadstools sprouting from Ruthanne Miller, as Miriam, the Memorial Scholarship; Robert Evans, in his sermon for 11 a m. special ceremony at 8 p.m. The TO THE DANCEABLE MUSIC OF refugee bookkeeper bewildered and (Contlnaed from P»ge One) crowning of the National Grange brands of British cigarettes and skyscrapers. flraring of RFD 4, Coventry, the "The bus company is having to sell worship, will use the topic "Christ Mighty Pencil gin. me-ek In the face of swirling Amer­ for the World.” Prince and Princess will take place TOMMY COLUNS ond 'What Is needed is a landmark Coaneetleui Light and Power Co. segregated hotel. The greater At­ tickets on the .street, and people so striking as to sear the minds of ican business, had to hold back Sriiolanhip; John ITardal of Ripley are having to relieve themselves The Two-Together Club will meet at 10 the .same evening. Despite the onslaughts of the "THE TWILIGHT PLAYBOYS" lanta Council on Human Rela­ Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Parish Americans and other visitors with an emotional depth I ’m sure will HU Rd. and Burton Merrifleld of behind the bushes. This is another Friday will be Home Economi(ai tj-pewrlter. ballpoint pen and other s BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEON DAILY • the British brand Image. Deaths Last Night bloom in another role. tions. a biracial group, sent a tele­ House, Mr, and Mrs Richard E. Day. The Talent Contest final* Rabbit Trail, both of Coventry, the gram to the White House protest­ attempt to do by e.xecutive order mechanical writers, the common Italian-Americad Food, plus piping hot, deH- A group of architects and en­ Marty Goodwin, the teen-age son. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beck will take place at 8 p.m. Friday. lead pencil continues to be the rions Pizza! . . .Relax and enjoy your frieada FldUp Lauter Foundation Scholar- ing thef planned appearance of a what the majority of the people gineers thinks that it has found the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Is played by Gerry Bpurret, who Is Shm. don’t want done.” will be co-hosts. They plan card Op Saturday the national quar­ workhorse in the wTitlng field. li^oui^ewl^jdecoratee^DInlngRooBiL^^^^ cabinet officer "a t a hotel barring games and light refreshments. answer In Crystal 61, a tapering, Philadelphia — Frank Flore, giving his first performance on Alao, Everett Frost of Twin Hill guest.1 because of race " At Collnwbia, the South Carolina tet contest flnala will be held at glass-wrapped tower, which would any stage and does an excellent Dr„ Oorentry. the Trustee Scholar- Supreme Court unanimously upheld Ho) Ixinch Menus 3 p.m. and the ritualistic convoca­ chairman since 1956 of the Board If there has been a reversal of The hot lunch menu at Porter serve as a permanent exhibition of Directors of the Atlantic City job with Such a sensitive part a.s RUp; Esther EUln of Somers Rd.. the use of trespas.s ordinances tion will Lake place at 8 p.m. hall as well as a symbol. he 1s portraying: he certainly is White House policy, the telegram against lunch counter sit-in dem­ School ne.xt week is: Monday—beef Sunday at a.m. the officers (N.J) Racing As.sociation and e Emngton. the Grange Scholarship: said, “The whole nation should be 11 Over 1,000 feet high. Crystal 61 founder of the Atlantic City Con Rlcbard W. Bushnell of 573 Wood- onstrations It- was the first full and noodle soup, meat sandwich, and delegates will worship In a SHY-ANN Resfayranl' BO informed and promptly " cheese .squares and chocolate cake; ^12jdjUDegotSquare^Ianche*te^—MIS would top the Eiffel Tower (984 vention Bureau, died Friday after hridge St.. Manchester, the First The Georgia Supreme Court de­ test of the trespass laws in that body. A memorial sen ice will be TOwFMTtE feetl, but It would not resemble state. Tuesday -- barbecued luncheon suffering a heart attack. Fiore, Co. Governor’s Foot Guard Scho- clined to review the conviction of meat, mashed potato, green beans held in the evening. the famous Paris structure. Judg­ who wa.s 66, was a delegate to the C O N C R ETE larmip. A group of University of Rhode The se.ssion will close Wednes­ Paal Newman Biar CrotbY 12 Negroes arrested while test­ and apricot squares: Wednesday— J, Woodward Danny ing from the model, jt would be la.st three national Republican Alao. Frederick Baker of 39 Lyn- ing segregated seating on Macon Island Negro students were refused day evening, Nov. 22. shaped like a tree with its floors conventions. FOUNDATIONS haircuts in four of. seven South shepherds pie, buttered com. fruit; la Phone MI S-7832 dale S t, Manchester, the William city buse.s, holding constitutional­ Thursday—roast turkey, stuffing Pomona Activitim branching out from a central Miami. Fla.—Walter J. Merrill, REINFORCED HolcOmb Memorial Scholarship; ity of the bus seating law was not Kingston. _R. I., barber shops dur­ and gravy. cranbern’ .sSuce. celery Nov. 14 — Hillstown Grange. S “Paris “White trunk of reinforced concrete. Its ing a test of available accommo­ 76, who retired several years ago Richard Thorsell of 291 Porter St.. properly challenged. The Negroes sticks, peas and peaches; Friday— pm., public card party. Monte Blues’’ Christmas” five central halls would provide as national advertising director for C O N C R ETE Manchester, the George E. McRey- were convicted for refusing to dations. tuna fish casserole, .spinach, wax Carlo whist to be played, proceeds more than .500,000 square feet of I:SI)-«:40-10:3S 4:SB-B:2B Hcarst Newspapers, dl(5d Friday FALL-OUT SHELTERS nolda Memorial Fw d ; Sandra move to the rear of a bus when beans and fruit. to- building improvement fund. STATEIB exhibition space for British prod­ He joined the Hearst group In' 1927. Wood of 9 W. Middle Tpke., Man­ ordered to do so by the operator. Nov. 15 - - Manchester Grange. Continuous Toda,v From 4:00 P.M.—Shou-n At 5:40 and 9:20 ucts. To Your Speelflcatloni chester. the Psrent-Teacher Schol­ In the adjoining state of Ala­ Manchester Evening Herald Co- Continuous Sunday From 3 P.M.— Shown At 2:00-8:40-0:20 So far Crystal 61 exists largely T\^o in Hospital Orange Hall. 8 p.m.. Thanksgiv­ SUNDAY Malta in Island Group Quality Work arship; Wmiam Uepla of 6 Deer­ bama. Ralph R Sizemore, 34, was liimbin Corresnondent Mrs. Donald ing program; Columbia Grange. on the drawing boards, but its field Dr. and William Viot of lio convicted in Birmingham record­ R. Dittle, Telephone ACadeinv Yeomans Hall. 8 p.m., agricultural ‘V . RIG ELIA KAZAN’S backers, the Glass Age Develop­ ESdridge S t, both of Manchester, With Cra.sh Hurts T of'a GAMBLE’* Malta—The "island” of Malta er's court for permitting racial S-S435. program. ‘•THK PIT AND PRODUCTION or * ment Committee, are hoping to E. J. POLOMSKI the Rt^rsl McBee Scholashlp Fund. desegregation at the Greyhound In Color ‘TMf .ElEST ElAV ESECCIAUV WAlTTCN POt TMt tCPtlN 9* actually consists of a main Island Nov. 16 — Glastonburv Grange, THK persuade the British government of 94 square miles, two smaller CONCRETE 8PECIAUST Alao, pOTninlck T. Armentano of Bus Terminal restaurant. He was A Torringlon girl and a Hartford Masonic Hall. 8 p.m., third and rENDUI.r.H” With to put up at least part of the $30 Telephone Collect RFD 2, Manchester, the Trustee fined $25 on one charge and given man were reported in good condi­ In Crilor WILLIAM INGE islands, Gozo and Comino, and k Marines to Mark fourth degrees, harvest supper at With Ktev&n Boyd million estimated cost of Its con­ few uninhabited islets. STORKS—OA 9-9044 SchoUrabip; John Bishop of a 30-day suspended sentence and tion today at Manchester Memorial 6:30: Coventry Grange. 8 p.m . Old VInrent PrlcF struction. Wright's Sun Rd., South Coventry^' a $25 Tine on another. Two other Hospital.' where they were taken Timers’ Night: Hill.stown Grange. S:DO-r>:3&-9:10 3:54-7:30 SPLENDORAGRASS Not all Londoners are agreed on the Bruno E. Doss Scholarship: cases are to be tried later, after a head-on collision about 9 Corps' Birthday .8 p.m., “Thanksgiving'Then and the merits of Crystal 61. Some say Barbara Roberts of 672 Pleasant Sizemore has been arrested four o'clock last night at E. Center and Now:” Marlborough Grange, Rich­ It resembles a Christmas tree Valley Rd., South Windsor, the times since Nov. 1. the effective S’pnice St.«. The 70th Rifle Co. of the U.S. mond Memorial Library Hall, 8 W>d.. "Splrndfr In Tho Gratt wrapped In cellophane. Others see Orange Financial Aid Soholarahip. date of an Interstate Commerce Muss Ciail Ifflant. 18. of Torriiig- Marine Corps Re.serve will cele­ Alao, Patricia Wisniewski of p.m., third and fourth degrees. In the tower an atomic mushroom Commission rule banning use of in­ lon. received eontusions of the face brate the 186th birthday of the cloud turned on Its head. But its RFD Kozley Rd.. Tolland, the Helen terstate buses wljere facilities are and nose, and Saul R. Monteiro, corps at an annual hall tonight. Johnson Phaneuf Scholarship; Don­ segregated. structural engineer. 66-year-old 2.3. of Ha,rtford received a fracture Capt. George D. Carolan. com­ Ove Arup, who is of Danish de­ ald Eniot of R t 74, Tolland, the Gov. John Patterson of- Alabama i of his right wrist. manding officer, said the ball will Sears-RMbuck Agricultural Foun­ said In an inteniew he thought the , , scent, says that it could be “the dation Scholarship; Sharon-Palmer ICC ruling was wrong because it Monteiro-dnven vehicle col- be held at the K of C Home.- Tlie most exciting building in Europe.” of Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland, the was not what the people wanted driven by Mrs. corp.s was founded Nov. 10, 1775. Crystal 61 i* one of tre projects Grang*financial Aid Scholarship; and would ’ inconvenience and : ,M La.nger of 1065 Main Guests of honor will include that have, issued from the Glass and'-BasU Karmazy'n of 432 Buck- harass passengers. I was hurt In the Langer Adm. Francis J. Braceland, U.S. Age Development Committee, Igsd Rd., Wapping. the Royal Mc­ 'We already are faring the cla« car. Both vehicles 'were towed Navy retired: Maj. John E. which represent* the most imagin­ Bee Scholarship FUnd. ing of many bus station.".” he said. away, the Montiero car having ex­ Richeters Jr., and Capt. Paul G. ative attempt eo far of British in- tensive left front end damage and Kuntz. U.S. Marine Corp officers duatry to act as patron of the arts. the Lahger ta r with right front and pa.st commanders of the 70th FVyunded in 1936 by PillUngton end damage! Rifle Co. TONIGMT and SUNDAY— 3 TOP HITS Brother* Limited, the BritWh Police are still investigating the Adm, Braceland Is" the psychia­ glass manufacturers, the oomnrit- TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM accident and accident reports are trist in chief of the Institute, of incomplete, police said. Li\-ing in Hartford. He was head of the Navj- Bureau on .^Mental FRESH Research in World War., H, and I t •w' was the officer who interviewed all a, flom y.The strange splendor of tho6© high German war 6riminals at NATIVE Police Arrests the Nuernberg trials. y ears vvhen you’re finding your w ay.. .and love WATCH FOR OUR Cocktails will be served at 7. is suddenly m ore than Ju st holding hands. Abe BONED end ROLLED followed by dinner and dancing to C inenOODT BEACH’’—SHOWN AT 8:46 I Co-Hit (Sat. At 4:05 and 7:48—Sunday At 4)04 and 7:40 with reckless driving. He will be used more than four million bags PRESCRIPTIONS presented in Circuit Court 12 on of coffee beans weighing iflBre than , TJu Motion Picture Dedicated To The Propoeitionl Nov. 20. 500 million pounds. FEATURING HARTFORD’S OWN ED BEGLEY OUR LOSS IS \ d ^ rg e J. A. Whitehouse, 17. of YOUR GAIN Hebron, wa.s charged at 10:30 last NO GAS, NO TANK lDm d Niven-M iiz i Gaynor night with larceny (shop lifting). Rochester, N.Y., Nov, 11 UPi— COMING SOON! Whitehouse is free under a $100 When an outrof-tpwn motoritet • ran l A n n i w n i N r Ml 9-9814 bond pending appearance in Cir­ out of gas In suburban Greece, an •uim&b.TIIE ■ I W E DEUrVEB (hein(*«i*iliMiimn ^ cuit Court 12 on Nov. 27. obliging policeman brought him a Donald F. B o u c h ^ , 29. of -46 canful. i v TM iam ______GREENHOIIE Whiting Rd., at about 3:15 this When they started to'pour . thi PHARMACY morning was charged with intoxi­ gasoline into the car, it ran oUt\ •’HAPPY ANNIVER&AAY’’—SHOWN AT 7:00 cation and breach of the peace on the street. TUBS. EVENING ONLJT AT StIS PAI.—“MAKE MINE BaNK** CURTAIN SHOP I and ordered to appeal;, in Circuit Police said the car’s gas tank SUNDAT—emOW BEGINS AT 618O—FBL ud SAT. AT TiOb 829 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Court 12 on Nov. 27. had dropped o ff a few milea back. MART s 7VED. Paul .N«wnaB !■ " T O t H VOfUflE*

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true ^ riM n U tlon iJt Um fall •Wonders of the Universe^ Trash Pltdiup Starts damoeroUe pnew s, K v m though No Hint of Concessions we may oecutonklly deplore oomo Connecticut IS as Head O b ituary The town’s annual fall trash Town Pays Tribute Contitts I^RraUk aspects of this, wo would not Solar Approach Possible dbllectlon begins Monday. change the i^dla l ^ i c picture for Resldenta are reminded . to me. Yankee lanssa IL Otender place tTUh barrels and other anything In the world. Of State Republicans Puzzled U. S. Awaits By A. R. 0« For Asteroid Hitchhikers Jamaff M. Olender, S3, father o< things to be collected on their To Its Veterans TBO: Stni, when one examinee three Stcea pledgea will be made for the Mrs. Bally Reekowaki and Mrs. front tawns, near sidewalks but WAL>' Amitli MMkailM O minIi of the Aaaamptteii of the last questions asked a t last Hat; LMTMMa K. AlttMM Aiama Si. sai naaipasa lUL coming year and canyasaers irtll (Coattaoed from Psga Oaii) Steitaanla Lukas, both of Man­ not on them. Trash must be It la being conalderM pefhafit chester, died yesterday at the home ready to be picked up by 7 a-m. Wednesday's press conference, Bar. Ferejr ML iforrler lUv. Joaepli FarfeU. Paator be commissioned. Sermon bjl Pas­ By DB. I. M. LEVITT, DIREOrOB Mercury. In 1968 it will CQMa with­ the mejor newt of the ONineetieut tor Anderson, “ The Family of God thslr choice for a chairman to of another daughter, Mrs. Anna Red Plan bit Berlin of the' day when a resident’s Manchester rendered homage and tribute to its veterans *T«T7 KTM1BS BsMM when the press had supposedly NialaMfa Kev. Fraaels T. Butler, Asaiataat The Fels Planetarium in 3,9(>0,000 'mllea o t y m earth, . BolkULjFS. Bot«r*d at IM municipal rtecUons that Mayor Responds." Nursery for infanta only 400,000 mllea/'ahort of iU Bucceed May, a former CongreBa- Markovlts of 38 Clearfield Rd., first regular, garbage collection today ivith a parade followed -by services at Manchester Me­ bee'A thirsting to meet the Presi­ Of 'Am Franklin Ineti.tnte News Tidbits Wethersfield, with whom he had of the week is made. ' ■ •I lUiKbwMr OoBa. •• Richard Lee of New Haven, run­ • and 10:45 a.m., M om lnf wor­ Masses at 7, 0. •, 10:10 and il:W provided. ' -The use of one of the minor cloaeat approartii'" In the aame roan from Hartford County, Both (Cqntinned from Page One) patches could have been an out­ morial Hospital where Atty. Johp S. G. Rottner, principal I Mall ttottcr. dent for almost k month, one finds ship. sermon by tba Kav. Mr. Al­ a.m. Wednesday. 7:i6 p.m., Bible year .it will pass within 8,000,000 lived for th* year. He was growth of the Khrushchev-Kroll Packer trucks will plcjt up ning for hie fifth term, ehould have planets or aateroids aa a "vehicle" State Rep. A. Searie Plnney of from the AP Wires bom In Poland and lived In Hart­ packable material f|)^t. Items speaker and former town court judge, (lelivered traditional SDBSCBIFTION BATfil the following: mond entitled, **t1ie Holy Outht; Study Hour In the Chapel led by miles of Mercury. Thus,. In that making public statements about a meeting. But, if this la so, the lack respects and set a theme of the^'- PasraM* ta adraaca won only by a aharply reduced ma­ Pastor Anderson. to scout the planet Mercury and Brookfield and GOP town chair­ ford for more than 50 years. such as mattresseeS'* and dis­ One of the questions was an My Sendee." S i Bridgefe B. C. Chonh the sun is the exciting possibility year lt.A^ll peas within 8,000,(>00 desire for a peaceful settlement. of a fast fill-in for the U.S.,*'British geniuf and good -will of men- who a benediction was said by the ReV. Carrier jority. Mercury. Thus, In that man Jamea E. Bent of West Hart­ Besides his daughters, he is sur­ carded appliances will be col­ Oaa Taar ...... $15.J0 <21UU elaborate attempt on the part of • and 10:45 a.m„ Church School Ber. geha L. Delaney, Paator now being dMcribed by astronom­ it What was baffling to the govern­ and French governments, from "seek to abolish and outlaw war.” Laurence Vincent, associate pas­ ' 8tR MOfltlUl aa**aa*a*a»a 11UO for nuraery through ninth grade. trip on the asteroid would A federal Judge in Los Angeles vived by a son, of Hartford; four lected later in a highway divl- We submit that, weighing all the Bov. Staalsy B. Hastina ers. While it Is quite likely that ford are actively aeeking the nom­ is atudyliff Mkskey Oohoi’s spptal ment in Washington in the hourt either the West Germans or the Brisk telhperatures and a slight­ tor at the Center Congregational .ThrMC MontbS aaaa#*a'ii*i 8.S0 i'K) the questioner to put the question circumstances, it should perhaps • a.m,. Adult courie on "The the astronauts within 18,000,- other daughters of Toirington, Sotriets, was unexplained. aion pickup truck. Church. Oar Vactli X.SO l . » B«v. Dennis B-* Hoaaey probes can and will be u s^ f^ ination. from oonvtetion on Income tax after the Moscow dlspatclies ar­ Garbage collectlona will be ly overcast sky greeted spectators Wrraly .80 M er’s .own obvious opinion about nu­ be proclaimed a miracle thet Lee Letter to the Romana,” Susannah Area Churches 000 miles of the sun and within half Walllngfo r d, 'Uniontrille ’ and rived, however, was the lack of To whatever extent the reported Units participating were Amer­ Investigation of these two Bent haa the active support of evasion charges. . ,, About 500 Bridgeport; and 16 grandchlldroi made as usual. and marching units which includ­ clear testing In the President's won at all. wealey Hau. Mtaeee at 7, 0, 0, lO and ll, ln It may well be that a m ann^ rec­ that distance of Mercury, This any official evidence to support the Soviet proposal as officially for­ ed color guards representing lo­ ican Legion color guard, marshal UKMSICR O t 10:45 a.m., Church School for May's backers on the committee State Department employes 'wlU and great-grandchildren. TUJd AS3(X'1ATE:D PRlfiSS mouth. Consider, first, the nature of hie tba Chapel at 0 and 10 a.m. onnaissance would requlre"a much would present a magnificent oppor­ while Plnney la supported by Al- begin getting dismissal notices news reports. mulated and seriously put forth in cal veterans organisations, Na­ and aides, high school band, Ta* Aaaoclrtra Pres* u exclurlrrly Republican opposition. As is often Senior High. St. Barnari’a-Chimli tunity to conduct vital studies of Funeral servicea will be held M oIk o w , it may have been in­ VFW color guard, wreath bear- • Another was a question about larger "vehicle", to/provlde a aop, U S. Sen. Prescott Bush of Wednesday. There isn't', enough Western ambassadors had talked tional Guard troops and vehicles, ratlUed to the use of republlcatlon at the custom In politics. Mayor Lee, 7 p.m., Ninth Grade Fellowthip, St. Jamea* R. O. Church 27 S t Beraard’a ToTm RodtvUIe the inner solar system. Monday at 8:15 a.m. at the Talar- with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei tended to influence the forthcom­ ers, police escort. Marine League all news dispatches credited to 11 or Rev. Pntrlek J. Mnhenejr, Paster ■table platform and'^rotection to Greenwich, U.S. Rep. Abner Sibal money, to pny them. ski Funeral Home,' 380 Maple Ave., Hatchet Buried wreath bearers, Boy Scout troops, not otherwise credited In this paper equal rights for women, designed the Democrat, had for aeverai Cooper Hall. Senior High Fellow­ Ntgr. John F. Hannon, Pnstor the astronauts^ytmdertaklng this (latching a ride aboard this of Norwalk and several others. A.. Gromyko at a Kremlin reception ing western policy talks between and others. color guard, veterans. Boy Scout years been casting bait of various ship will be boats to the Senior Brig. Gen. Austin Betts, 'weapons Hartford, and at 9 a.m. at S.S. color guard, carrying American and also the local news pupllahed here. to win publicity for the questioner, R«v. JamM T. O'Connell mission. asteroid would not be a simple If the contest is held, it wUl be director of the Atomic Energy Tuesday. What they learned from Pmident Kennedy and West (Ger­ Atty. Rottner, a past comman­ All liehta of republlcatlon of special kinds in the direction of hit Sup­ Methodist Youth Fellowahip from Masses at 7, 8, 9,10 and 11 a.m. Cyril and Methodius Church. Burial him then about the Soviet stand on man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. I.*glon Auxiliary colors, and Boy dispatches herein are aieo reserred. a 'ady correspondent. Rev. JOoeph H. McCnnn A mannetl expedition aboard an matter. In fact, the energy ex­ the first ot'its nature in the mod- Oommiseion, says st Savannah, will be In Mt. S t Benedict Ceme­ By Truman, Ike der of the American Leglpn here posed enemies, the Republicans. In Burnside—film, refreahmenta. Rev. John D. Regnn pended In rendezvousing with the ern history of the party in (Con­ Berlin did not indicatei any basic Adenauer is -due here on Nov. Scout troops. The third question invited tlie 7:30, Membership Seminar, Li­ Sacred Heart Church aiterold^uld photograph the sur- Ga., that UniUkl States made tery. and a Colonel in the U.S. Army Full service client of N' B. A. Serv­ the course of time. It seemed that facr-oi both the aun and Mercury. asteroid would be as great as if necticut. For at least the last 60 change in policy or add up to a 19 and the next day will begin Reserves, began his remarks at ice. Inc President to use his personal influ­ he had hooked and brought to net brary. R t 80. Vernon right choice ta resuming nuclear Friends may call at the funeral presentation of specific proposals two days of discussions with Ken­ Publishera Representatives; The Masses St 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and ^ ctromagnetic • and particle the probe traveled without hitch­ years changes in party leadership trots . . . Twelve Grinnell College At dedication the hospital by recalling that Julius Mathews Special Aaency — New ence to save a particular school one faction-of that Republican op­ 11:30 a-m. Rev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor home today from 6 to 9 p.m., and for negotiation, state department nedy. Kroll and the West Ger­ Oalvary Ohureh adtatlons -could be explored. The hiking a ride. Scientists point out Mve been accomplished without (Iowa) students to take off for tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 originally Nov. 11 had been desig­ York (Thlcaao Detmll and Boston. teacher, out In Columbus, Ind„ position. The Ideal sequel,. from that there is nothing to be gained piloting by the committee mem­ officials said. man ambassador to the United Bel-Air Blaze MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Lee's point of view, would have (AaaembUea of God) Masses st 8, 9:30 and 11 Syjrtf color and texture of Mercury’s Washington to protest against any p.m. (Continued tram Page One) nated as Armstice Day to com­ CIRCULATIONS St Bartholoraew’s Church surface could be studied, as could from the propulsion standpoint. bers. ■ The West German ambassador in States, Wilhelm Qrewe, are due memorate the end of World War from being called to Army sendee. been for this Republican faction to M7 B. Middle Tpke. resumption a t atnwapheric nuclear to meet Adenauer in Bonn .in a BueklM School AuditoriaiM Ita thermal properties . through Facing the Sun’s Heat The late Henry J. Rorabeck of Moscow, Hans Kroll, conferred with I, but that this designation had The Herald Prlntlnc Company lac., All three of these special u e s name the candidate to run against • Maacbeater Great S t Franels of Assisi testing by fasting for three days, Mrs. Delta T. Feeney few days to prepare fpr ills Wash­ with a smile, as the two ehook assumes no ttnancial responsibility tor Rev. ntlUp Hnssey, Psstor radar. These scientists indicate that Harwlnton held the post for 25 Khrushchev for-90 minutes Thurs­ been changed so that the efforts Claim Average being ground are pari of the ir- him this year. It sometimes hap­ South Wind years until 1939. In the ensuing according to Grinnell (JoUege re­ Mrs. Delia T. Feeney, 74, mother day. U.S. officials said the proposi­ ington visit, and Grewe will then hands. typonaphical errors appearing in ad- Rev. James F. Qiyiui, Pastor A redetermination could even bo the prime factor in uaing an ports . . . Last of three Teamsters and sacrifices o< all American vet­ vertlsementB and other readina matter r'‘«ponsible privileges democracy pens that such a candidate Is 0:45 a.m.. Church School, a.m. years until 1958. when May got the of Edward J. Feeney and Mrs. tion reported in the Moscow dis­ return here with him. It’s good to see you again,” in The Manchester Evenlna Herald selected for a capacity not to run Masses St 8, 9:15 and Rev. RaymonAR; Yaskauskaa, made of the earth-sun distance, the asteroid is the advantage which locals in New York, Involved in Marion E. Mellow, both of Man­ erans could receive a full and prop­ concedes Itself. We may be sorry classes for all ages. Bo-called astronomical unit which Job, the chairmanship was var­ Eisenhower replied. About $50,000 too hard.. But such a prospect, for 11 a.m., Morning Worship.^Gue■t Assistant Pnstor can be taken of its tremendous recent milk strike in the city and chester, died yesterday at Mrs. er recognition. Display advertlstna closlnx hours: represents the fundamental base size to reduce the heating effect iously held by the late Benjamin For Monday—? p.m. Friday. that it happened to be representa Mayor Lee's fifth term try. was speaker, the Rev. John Mazurek, Second Congregnthniid Church Harwood of (Jhester, J, Kenneth Long Island, vote to ratify terms Mellow’s home, 163 Benton St. She It was the first time either had He noted that the sacrifices of For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday rudely upeet when a Republican 885 N. Mata St MssissoKat 7, 8, 8:15. 9. 9:10, line in astronomy. To dq^ this a of the sun. It can be shown, that of strike-ending agreement reached was born in (Jounty Mayo, Ireland, Asks UN for Utopia our veterans was a "sufficient Jus­ (Contlnned from- Page One) tli'es of the great free press who missionary to Chils. transponder and transmitter would Bradley of Westport, the late Har­ called on the other since Eisenhow­ For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. factional leadership which had no Rev. Felix M. Dtvls. Minister 10:15^/10:30 and 11:30 a.m. because the perihelion of Icarus old B. Mitchell of West Itartford Monday. and lived In Hartford for SO years. tification and reward" for helping For Thursday-1 p.m. Wednesday. 'vere grinding them the other day 7 p.m., Missionary service with be placed on the asteroid—the tech­ Is about half that 61 Mercury, the er’s Inauguration as Truman’s suc­ sonal belongings. “ You must re­ For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. ties to Lee of any kind arid no am­ the Rev. and Mrs. Masurek. Ser­ Mrs. Rlebasd R. Plnney, and aarence- F. Baldwin of Wood- Besides her son and daughter, to preserve the status quo in main­ For Saturday—1 P.m. Friday. But we can no more throw these bition except to defeat him took Assoe.ihte Mhiister S t Maurlcs Church niques would be similar to those temperature of the asteroid sur­ bridge. she is survived by two other sons, cessor in January 1953. Since then taining our way of life. member that fine arts can build Claaslfled deadline; 10:S0 a m. each mon topic: "From the Foxholes of used aboard Pioneer V which yield­ they had kept their distance except some of these personal claims up privileges out of the context of our over the party's nomination proc­ Bolton face should approach 1000 degree May broke into politics In 1956 Stewart W. Feeney of Norwich and "Had our -veterans not ans-wered day of tnbllcatlon eacept Samrday— World War U to the Mlsaionfield." 10 a.m., Morning Worship W ed k provisional value for the as­ F. when Icarus is nearest to the Nehru Truce Call for a brief handshake at the funer­ pretty fast,” says Slmklns. • a.m. living than we can the Gettysburg ess, and named a candidate who Bev. Bernard L. MoOurk, Paator When, as a virtual unknoWn, he Leonard Feeney of Santa Monica, the call of duty ^ d gone to the Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible Study tronomical unit. TOe one difference Russians Pick al of Oen. George C. Marshall two ..Some homes In the area, he says, really wanted to win and who be­ Church School. Nursery forxMiU- s..n! Despite the fact that tha defeated Patrick J. Ward, a Demo­ Calif.; autd six grandchildren. defense of our country, our own Address. When, however, it docs and Prayer. dren during service. Sernw 'by the would be that powerful transmit­ asteroid will move through peri­ Funeral services will be held years ago and a brief encounter at contained collections ol original Saturday, November 11 gan running ts if he intended to. Masses st 7, 8:80, 10 and 11:80 crat, In the First District (Hart­ institutions, our own precious lib­ paintings and statuary. come to s question of the fre­ Friday, 7 p.m.. The church is Rev; Air Davis, "When,,ini« Foun a.m. ters would permit keeping track helion _ very repidly, scientists Monday at 8 :16' at the John F. the funeral of Chief Justice Fred erties, our democratic form of gov­ While Mayor Lee was unexpect­ open for prayer and meditation. ford County) congressional race. Another Name Vinson in 1953. Most policies will alM pay hold­ quency With which we have to sub­ edly confronted with a Republican tains Are High." of the asteroid through its entire count on a build-up of tempera­ Two years later, however, he was ■nerney Funeral Home. 219 W. Sets Elusive Goal ernment would have been threat­ Deserredly Special Church Schoolol, GH'Uades 7 through orbit. Such a study would yield a tures. Onter St., and at 9 a.ni, at St. After exchanging greetings at ers for additional living exjieitses ject the Institution cf the presi­ effort which was more serious United Methodist Chnrch at Bolton defeated for the same seat by the ened and probably obliterated," he — the motel rooms and restaurant Community Baptist Church 12, will report: ,'to thetheir rooms at C onor of South Bd. and R t 44A most accurate value for this base James’ Church. Burial will be in the door of the library, they went declared. In the next war, If the world ts dency to them, we do have some than It was supposed to be.—a cir­ Now if Icarua la rotating, and current congressman, Emilio Q. For Stalingrad meals taken while a family’s honie MS E. Coaler S i U:1S a.m. / Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister line. we believe It is, the heat load Is Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ (Continued from Pago One) to Truman’s office, where they con­ BO auleldaily foolish as to permit choice. And the fact that Wednes­ cumstance which reflected the Daddario. field. the hotly disputed question of seat­ Pointing out that though the is rebuilt. failure of an attempted political "At the Green" Sunday ^afternoon the canvassers These are only a few of the po­ halved. Also, while a probe (even ing (Jommunlst China in the Unit­ ferred in private for about 15 min­ tribute being delivered was to the Itself one, belnff In uniform and In will be contacting our church faml' Shortly after this election, he (Continued from Page One) Friends may call at the funeral Through the G. A. B. is In con­ day's press conference got down to romance with a faction of the Rev. Ivaaboe McCollum, 8:30 am., Service of Holy Com­ tential studies that could be made. with heat shields) might have dif­ India itself has been one of the ed Nations, pressing perennial de­ utes. Then Truman escorted Elsen­ veterans, Atty. Rottner asserted lies. / replaced Baldwin following Bald­ home today from 7 to 9 and to­ most controversial members of the tact with more than 600 home­ aome forward position might con and cot.cluded with such matters enemy—all was not perfect bliss Interim Minister munion. Unique Traveler ficulty approaching the sun, go­ mands that nationalist China be hower on the start of a tour the occasion should not be con­ Mu Sigma Chi and Youth win’s resignation. under Stalin’s direction when the morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. United Nations In recent years. owners — some since the first celvably be the safer role, and that would seem some Indication that within the more routine menage In 0:30 a.m., Church School for all How is all this to be undertaken ? ing underground on the asteroid Reached at his Brookfield home, ousted in favor of Peiping. through the library. He later ex­ strued to. mean that homage was Every Member Enlistment. -Filgrim Fellowship, groups will departments. A most Intriguing story Is involved. will relieve or eliminate the heat Bolsheviks beat the White Anpy. It has been accused of aggravating cused himself and let the library di­ day of the fire — It Is having dif­ of the ordinary civilian the more e\erything that could and should which Lee and the perennial New Plnney reaffrmed his intention to Nehru tempered his suggestion b^ng paid "to the instrumentality Haven Democratic machine had 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for meet at the church. 9:30 and 11 am.. Morning Wor­ In 1949 Dr. Walter Baade of the hazard. The use of Icarus may fur­ A leading European Communist Mrs. Inez L. Dennison the explosive disarmament prob­ rector,'Dr. Philip Brooks, ■ conduct of war itself.” ficulty locating others who moved quickly dangerous. But, In human be said abqut more Important ages. seek the chairmanship. He said he Palmlro Togliatti of Italy, haa for a year of cooperation by not­ to temporary quarters and left no set up housekeeping eight years ship. Sermon: "I Know pow to Mt. Wilson Observatory took some nish man with the only vehicle on had many ideas in mihd for the Mrs. Inez L. Dennison, 80, of 113 lem by «trying to equate Russia's the remainder of the tour. "We desperately need a . new experience so far, and particular­ matters had Indeed been said, per- ago. As will happen In all mar­ 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Abound.” photographs of the sky, and on one which he can approach this close to questioned the wisdom of Moscow's Branford St., died at Crestfield- recent giant nuclear explosions in ing there was nothing "new or contact number. 12:16 p.m., Luncheon/for Can- parly. wonderful about what I am say­ Truman said the meeting was ar­ Invention, new creative thinking, ly for this country of ours, it has ha''s, Indeed, beforf the press con­ riages, including the political, there (Mlseouri Synod) 9:30 and 11 am.. Nursery. of the plates discovered a bright the sun. nomenclatural destalinization. Convalescent Hospital lost night the air with U.S. underground ranged after Eisenhower had ex­ 'In some areas of total devasta­ va^ers. The main idea, he said, is to He tedd the Italian Communist ing — about the truths of the in the field of human relations been the citillan who reposed had, In recent years, been aeverai Cooper and High Sts. 10:30 a.m., Coffee and Fellow­ atreak which turned out to be an Perhaps the most interesting and after a long illness. She was the testing. pressed to Joyce C. Hail, chairman which will be infinitely more Im­ tion,” said Slmklns, "not so much ference even opened. There are, in­ 4:15 p.m.. Youth Ch6tr rehearsal. ship Hour, have t'he party rally to the, support hierarchy: world.” momenta in which only the clear Rsv. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor asteroid. This asteroid—Icarus— fruitful experiment will be the widow of Joseph J._ Dennison. On the colonialism front, India of the rededlcatlon, a desiro to see portant to us and to the preser­ as a single house number Is left warm and safe, and often proeper- deed, times to talk, about both Im^ 7 p.m., Junior High Youth Fel­ 7 p.m.. Senior Methodist Youth Of the winner of the gubernatorial mutual necessities and proprieties is Indeed a unique body. study of the coronal extensiona of nomination. ‘T personally remain perplexed Mrs. Dennison was born in Cov­ has been one of the bitterest as­ "The words can easily be called the Truman Library. A similar vation of civilization than the de­ to guide the adjuster to the prop­ ous, far out of harm's way, while portant matters and trivia. These lowship. Linda^.Briggs and Beverly 9 a.m., Sunday School, Free bus Fellowship. erty.” prevented a filing for divorce by Icarua is rather small and. while the sun at a time when we will be by the decision to change the name entry, Oct. 14. 1881, a daughter sailants of Portugal in the Angola hackneyed.” he said, “but the memorial in Eisenhower’s name is velopment of a vehicle to the a special 'group of his fellow clti- Briggs leading. transportation. irregular in shape, has a diameter of the city of Stalingrad, and not past few months have not been one party or the other. After glar­ 7 p.m.. Si-nlor Youth Fellowship. within a year or two of the next of the late Wallace and Ellen Tefft debate and of South Africa on truth is that- -violence afid hatred located In Abilene, Kan., Ike’s boy­ moon.” Slmklns said Bel-Alr trlcUms 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Stu^, Rockville Baptist Church of slightly more than a mile. As­ for any regard for Stalin, but be­ aens, volunteer or drafted, placed such A time. ing at one another, they would Emphasis Group "Christlsn w a ­ sunspot maximum. With this study Rockville-Vernon Wilcox. Bhe-graduated from Wll- the stormy question of race segre­ are bad... and the great’ men of hood home, 150 miles west of Man’s technical progress has usually were insured to full -value. continue living together, Init each 10 a.m., Mission Festival ^ v lc e , 69 Union S t tronomers say It has the smallest may come a better understanding cause with this name millions and llmantlc State Normal School in the world are those who have To recover valuables burie<) In tlielr ow n, flesh and blood and ne.*.^'' Charles Romanowskl, Gail with Candidate Darrell Schoen as gation. Kansas City. been so rapid and so far advanced would atm dream of the day when Mitchell and Dean Daniel, leading. Rockville, Conn. known asteroid orbit (If the orbit of the effect solar radiations have millions of men identify the famous 1899, and taught In Middleto-wn, It also has played a key role In fought hatred and violence.” debris but not destroyed, a shaker their whole right to hope for any­ fate would cut the other down to a guest preacher. Nursery in the Rer. Wlnthrop W. Fansworth, could be circularized, the asteroid's on the earth. The effect of Intense battle which changed the course of Conn., BJaat Orange, N. J., and Preceding today’s liberty me­ that unless he learns to setth: dis­ L. J. Banm Named morial ceremonies was scheduled putes between nations by the rule device similar to a gold-mining thing In the way of the blessings Bv Popular Damand size that could be handled. parish house during church wor­ Pastor distance from the sun would be solar radiation on the asteroid is World War H.” Brewer, Maine She was an em mechanism sifts ruins where a and pleasures of future life In the r Center Congregational Church ship. 100,000,000 miles compared to an also of interest to the scientist. Joye of the Eldison Co. of Boston the initial meeting of the board of of law, rather than the rule of ■ News reports from the city It is difficult for outsiders- to 3 Center 8t. 11 a.m., Missionsfest GetteS' By Young Dems trustees of the People-to-People force, he will destroy himself homeowner recalls leaving such hands of their countrj', for it to penetrate to the true mind p f mar­ 9:30 a.m., Church school with earth, distance of 93,000,000 miles). It appears fantastic to contem­ for over 20 years and a member items. which a combination of Russian The Rev. Clifford O. Slmpeen dienst. classes for all ages, nursery Charter Group Considers Progrram. President Kennedy haa He term-ed the Communist employ as/neccsslty required. riages with such impe^Mfients in Yet because Us orbit has the plate at this time a manned recon­ Gymnasts Appear of the company’s Gold Button Club. Slmklns estimated adjusters courage and fortitude and Hitler­ Minister 7 p.m., Young People's Society through adults. largest known eccentricity, Icarus naissance of the aun and Mercury. Lester J. Baum, 31 Fox Hill Dr., Survivors Include a daughter, nam ^ Elsenhower chairman of the challenge "an evil fraught with These are a special class of cltl them, and not only th^^fode but the The Rev. Laurence J. Vincent meeting. board. Headquarters of the pro­ should finish their work , -within ian military madness made the political necessity demanded that 11 a.m.. Morning worahlp. Ser­ comes within 17,500,000 miles of However, before we begin writing Rockville, has been named Second Mrs. Carlye B. Johnson, with Permanent Town Counsel dangerous consequences” for 'us, three weeks. sens, a special group, even In a Associate Minister mon topic, "The Name We Bear.” the aun at perihelion and recedes to off such an attempt aa too imprac­ At MHS Tonight whom she made' her home; one gram, originated In Elsenhower’s observing that such Communist most celebrated single battle of the New Haven ^machine behave (JongrhsBionai District organizer for administration, will be established democracy which is supposed to with loyal cirpUmapection on elec­ First Cliurch of Christ Scientist 7 :S0 p.m.. Evening Gospel Hour, over 180,000,000 miles at aphelion. tical we might do well to remem­ the Young Democratic Clubjj of sister. Miss Ruth Wilcox of Mans­ t - actions as the recent nuclear World War II say that the good 8. 9:15, and 11 a.m.—Church Masonic Temple The charter revision commis­ here. have no class distinctions or spe­ tion day. But' its upstate relations, Message, ‘The Making of A Back­ At aphelion It Is farther from the ber that just four years ago the Connecticut Inc. and has been pel field. and one grandson, Pvt. Allan blasts in the atmosphere were citizens of this famous city are who may- or may not reflect the Services slider." sun than Mars. Its year is less than first aatellite was launched into named to its constitution commit- tonight at 8 o’clock in Bailey Audi­ C. Johnson stationed at Ft. Dix, sion will consider, during the A. parade also was on the pro­ "far from a resort to the rule of Emanuel to Note cial alignments. Christian Enlistment Sunday. 11 am., Sunday service, Sun- Time of Your Life gram. V clamoring, in letters to the editors mind pf the New Haven machine, 30 days longer than an earth year. space—and look at what has hap­ tee. torium of Manchester High School. N. J. months ahead, a proposal to make law.” They are special, and deservedly Sermon—"Boast of the Lord.” da.v School and nurserj'. Vernon Methodist Church sixteen men and women will Police estimated that 40,000 peo­ of their newspapers, for a change arc^.b'elieved to have been thinking The important fact about Icarus pened since that eventful day. The announcement was made by Ftmerol services will be held "Despite our abhorrence of war, Loyalty Sunday 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School, 8 p.m.. Wednesday meeting. Rev. Robert Flrby, Pastor (Copyright 1961, General Features demonstrate calisthenics, acro­ the appointment of a town counsel ple, including representatives of 57 so, because they have done the that a perfect outcome of this is that this one-mile chunk of rock Joseph E. O’Flaherty, State Young Tuesday at 130 p.m. at the Wat­ ARTHUR LORD the threat of Communism re- in Its name. election in New Haven^would be Nursery through Junior High. Reading Room hours at 749 comes close to both the earth and Oorp.) Democratic president, batic gymnastics, precision drill, kins-West ’ Funeral Home, 142 E. a permanent position not subject nations, heard Eisenhower say thing for their country, and for 12:30 p.m., Ambassador's .yesterday that humanity’s long­ (^uires us to remain militarily Tomorrow will be observed as It originally got its name ,lii one which wa.s victory for both Main St.. Monday, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship. Ser­ Baum ig active in community af­ body building exercises, and Dan­ Center St. The Rev. Clifford <>. to political fluctuations, and a pro­ Dear Arthur: I am a healthy strong. However, along with these Stewardship, or Loyalty, ‘Sunday at their fellow Americans, no others Luncheon, Woodruff Hall. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 ish folk dances in costume. ing and aspiration for peace honor of a Communist party,lead­ candidate and the machine, but by mon by the district superintendent, fairs, is a member of the Rockville Simpson, pastor of Onter Con­ posal to hold town elections in off widow in mid-60s. My 'three sons measures, we also must undertake Emanuel Lutheran Church, as It have done. a margin which might reduce the 6:15 p.m.. CYP Club will leave a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 a.m, the Rev. Harvey K. Mousley. traffic commission and the Rock­ The troupe, which is well known gregational Church, will officiate. transcend geographic boundaries er who, at the start - of ,the Red care by Mrs. Dorothy Beal. Sun­ Nursery during service. Service years. maintain me in poverty. They such measures as aid to under­ will be in other Augustana Luther­ Once again, on another Veter­ purely personal prestige of the the church for a meeting with the to 9 p.m, Nursery for small children. broadcast to Sunday School ville Redevelopment Agency, and is in Europe, Is on tour In this coun Burial will be In East Cemetery. and political ideologies—even those an (3iurches throughout the coun­ Revolution, organized tlie defense Pilgrim Fellowship of Fir.st Con­ "Mortals and Immortals” will 10:30 a.m., Church school. day School at the san\e' hour. try and Canada. Its appearance in The commission met last night don’t even send Christmas behind the iron curtain. privileged and under-developed na­ ans Day, they deserre the full candidate. i2 p.m-, Christian' Enlistment Rooms. a member of the Rockville-Vemon There will be no calling hours. tions," he added. try. At boUf services, members of the city agaipst the White With the Republicans misbehav­ gregational Church, Windsor. be the subject of the Lesson-Ser­ 7 to 9 p.m.. Vernon-Windsorville 4 p.m., Sunday School Family Young Democratic Club and the Manchester is being sponsored by In the hearing room of the Mu­ Mothei^s Day cards. And what did But peace can be negotiated, the will have the opportunity to make honor and gratitude of their com­ mon for Sunday, Nov. 12, 1961. visitors luncheon. ' the Manchester Lions Club for the "Let us hope and pray that the Armies, which fpT a time, disputed ing, not at all according to plan, Transportation provided. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 1:30 p.m., CajW to every home Night and supper. A program for Tolland County Democratic Asso­ WUltam D. Maver nicipal Building' to consider some I do ' for them 7 Ever)rthlng former President said, when people their financial pledge to the church munity and country. and with the Democrats perhaps The Golden T>xt is from Ro­ Windsorville. ciation. benefit of the Manchester Child 12 proposals, among which were -veterans of the Korean War shall with the Red'Armies for control hy visitors. y parents and their children has William D. Maver, .70, of 27 N thother could. In walled-in nations are -eteposed be the last of the fighting 'vet­ for the coming year. following some sly instinctive plan Church of the Nazarene mans 8:5. Mondfiy 7:30 p.m., Vernon-Wind- Guidance Cninlc and the eye re­ the two on the town counsel and to the truth. Two men from the stewardship of Russia, Scriptural selections will in­ 5 p.m.. Importing time for visit­ been arranged. search program of the Lions. Lakewood Circle, hiuband of Mrs. erans for whom Veterans Day la of their own. Mayor Lee also had 236 Main St. sorviUe-Rockvllle II visitors train­ ors. Arline Finley Maver, died yester­ the off-year eleictlons. Now I'm broke. And what do committee will speak to the con­ clude the following: Romans 8:16- ing at Vernon. Tues., 7:30 p.m.. Church Coun­ Tickets will be sold at the door. commemorated," he said in con­ Times Not To Talk Untjl'that time, the city had the the misfortune to be running for Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister 7 p.jp.,/i Youth fellowship groups. cil. Slides will be shown on the day at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Atty. Arthur J. LeClsdre, the my children want to do with me? Kansas City, .Nov. 11 (/P) — For­ gregation, explaining the needs of 17. Thursday 7:30 p.m., Vernon- clusion. name of Tsaritsj'n, a name which, office at a particular moment when work of the Synod entitled, "The Hospital Notes pital after a heart attack suffered present town counsel, proposed They plan to send me to one of mer President Dwight D. Eisen the church and how the money The presidential press confer­ it was relatively easy to float an 9:30 a.m.. Church School classes Correlative passages from "Sci­ Windsorville Bible study at parson­ at his h6me. the charter change for a perma­ those old age "concentration hower told friends last night that Heading the activities for the' will be allocated. Wayne M ^ta JPbf obvious reasons, had to disap­ ence and Health with Key to the First Lutheran Church Story of the Synod,” ence has become the most demo-, unworthy suspicion that having, in for ail agfes.^ age. College conference at Hazard- Rockville, Conn, Prior to his retirement he was nent town counsel, to tak'e effect- camps.” I'm outraged. To think the Repu/bllcan defeat In New Jer­ day was Theodore L. Fairbanks, will speak at the 9 o’clock service pear anyway with the success of Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, ville. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. About Town whenever the board of directors that I should come to this. What and Herbert Huffield will speak at cratlc, the most Informative, Alie the crowning achievement of his 10:30 a.m g^ildren's Church and The Res’. Dr. David G. Jaxheimer, St. George’s Episcopal Church for ail areSs, except maternity, comptroller and assistant treasurer sey means “we’re going to have to chairman, who sdso-is a past com­ the revolution. After Uiat time, the niiblic .oervice career, torn New Nursery. Include the following; P. 491:12. felt was best for the to-wn. in the world can I do? fight harder In the 1962 cam­ mander of the American Legion. 10:30. most valuable form of copthnuni- Pnstor Rt. 44A Bolton, Conn. where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 of the J. B. Williams Co. of Glas­ city wore the name of the Com­ Haven down for redevelopment. 10:45 a.m., Worship Service. Bolton Congregational Chupch The Manchester Registered tonbury where he served aa an offi­ Republics^ Town Chairman Mrs. L. A paigns.” , The Rev. Phillip Hussey, pastor Canvassers, who will call on Bolton Center Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Vicar to 8 p.m .; and private rooms where those not attending wotshlp, will be cation between the Amerfcan peo­ munist leader who had organized Mayor Lee was running into trou­ Message by the pastor. TTieme: Cenoordia Lutheran Church- 9 a.m.. Sunday School Classes they are 10 S-m. to 8 p.m. Visitors Nurses Association will meet at cial from 1941 to 1956. John F.' shea Jr. proposed the off- Just a few weeks ago 1 an­ Eisenhower said many register­ of St. Bartholomew’s ChuixSi, be­ ble in the sequential little task of 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Theodore Chandler Jfr!', Paator commissioned at both services- ple and their govermjrfnt. It could its successful defense against the "Heart Health." for all ages. Adult Bible Study 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer and are requested not to smoke In pa­ the Manchc:ter Memorial Hospital Mr. Maver was born in New year elebUons. swered Mrs. L. A ’s letter, reprint­ ed Republicans in New Jersey gan the ceremonies at the hospi­ putting it back together again. 6 p.m., Nazarene Young Peo­ Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Paster ■ y*' cafeteria Tuesday at 8 p.m. The York City, Aug. 18, 1891, and Among the other proposals were ed above. Without pulling any didn’t vote, and he believed that tal with an invocation. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson has noV now that it ,h u been estab­ White Armies. It officially became (31aas. Teacher Training Class. Sermon. Church School. tient’s rooms. No more than two chosen aa bis sermon topic, "The In such circumstances, with even ple's Society. Adult and Teen 10 a.m., M o n ^ g worship.. visitors at one time per patient. guest speaker, Mrs. Doris Audette, served,In the Army Air Corps in three from the Chamber of Com­ punches, .1 spelled out what sh-e led to the defeat of James P. After the invocation, the high lished as it haFT^conceivably be re­ Nursery In the Ckfmmunlty Hall 10:15 a.m.. Church Service. Ser­ 7 p.m.. Young People's Fellow­ Family of God Responds." Stalingrad In 1925, and wore that the Republicans against him, we do Services. 9 a.m., Holy Communion, Church mon Topic; "Watchful Waiting” ship. will explain and demonstrate the World War I. He was a member of merce which would empower the would have to do to regain her Mitchell In the governor’s race. school band played the national placed by ,»li>’thlng else. not consider it shocking that May­ School and Nuraery. kitchen for - children of parents making of Della Robbia Wreaths. town parking authority to acquire "I’m sorry, of course, about anthem, under the direction of Herbert A. Bengtson Is chairman name when It became the site of . 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Patients Today: 231 the Trowel Lodge of Masons, lost happiness. of the stewardship committee, For sp ^ reasons, we would nor- or Lee should have won, this time, Message by the Pastor. 10:30 a.m.. The Service, Church attending wojidhip. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Refreshments will be served. All Bronx, N. Y., and the Manchester and spend money without the So many readers have written what happened in New Jersey,” he Robert Vater, and the colqrs were the famous turning point battle o f 10 to 1 1 :^ a.m.. Church School which has planned for this can­ mally'^In with those Washington by 10.000 votes fewer than last Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer School and Nuraery. Anna Malnvllle, 19 Golway St.; Manchester registered nurses are (Jountiy Club. supervlsloti of the board of direc­ to me about Mrs. A that I con­ said. "But I’m not convinced that massed by the American Legion, World War II. In the Cpfhmunity Hall and Par­ tors, authorize the directors to do Veterans of Foreign Walrs, and the vass. Other members of the com­ mspondents who have, of late, time. He's lucky to be alive. He and Praise Service. 6:30 p.m., Luther Leagues. Janet Morse, South Windsor; Her­ in'vited to attend. Survitrors, besides his wife, in­ clude that ungrateful children are It has the significance It has been mittee are Miss 'Hazel Johnson, Now its citizens are agitating had to do It pretty much by him­ ish Rqoirh for four year olds bert Keefe, 165 St. John St.; Mrs. clude one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Den­ whatever necessary to Implement given. It must mean we’re going Marine Leagrue. chiding President Kennedy through eighth grade. the living sorrow of more parents Miss Hattie Peterson, Paul Brick- to have its name changed again. self. Covenant Congregational Church St. John’s' Polish Lois Dtmham, 97 Battista Rd.; *rheodore H. Arnold Jr., 393 nis of Bermuda; a brother, James the master plan for town develop­ than any of us would dare to to have to fight harder in the 1962 Reciting "In Flanden Fields” .7'p.m., Junior Fello^08hlp meet- was William J. Stevenson, past son, WUmore " Peterson, Wetor ^ for cutting down on the number of We suppose they also agitated (Evangelical Covenant) National Catholic Church Mrs. Marion Reinhorn, 27 Winter Bldwell. St., a sophomore at the D. -Maver of Larchmont, N. ment Y.; a which is now being prepared, suspect. The following letters are campaigns." Johnson, Ckrl Matson, Clarence press conferences he has held. The Spruce St. near E. Center Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor .ihgr. s t .; Mrs. Bessie Jenkins, 109 Holl University of Hartford, is a co- sister, Mrs. Herbert S. Murphy of and would establish a housing code. adjutant of the American Legion. back in 1925, After all. It looks 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship meet­ St.; Albert Post, 59 Ferguson Rd.; representative of the response W. T. Little, peust American Le­ Wogman, Herbert Huffield, Ru­ '■^ress conference Wednesday was Rer. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor chairman for "Tobacco Road,"' the Grant's Pass, Ore., and two grand­ The proposals were turned over Mrs. A’s letter received. If you Traffic Town for Tots dolph Heck, Sedoff Eklund, James better to have these things come , Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.jBf! ing. Hugh Collins, (jross Dr., Vernon; university’s annual fall dance, Nov. children. to various subcommittees for gion commahder, called the roll of only his third in three months. Ruth Millett have additional comm-ents, send the deceased veterans. Morholt, Kenneth Wohl, Norman up from the grass roots, even 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for ail ------/■ Walter Bigelow, Merrow; Mrs. 25 at the Lantern Village Barn, Funeral services will be held study. Gerhart, Robert Inlander, Wayne But we happen to think that has RockvtUe MethodUt Church Elaine Sweet, Hillside Manor, Ver­ them to me in care of this paper. Oslo -«■ Norway’s first Juvenile The laying o f the wreath was though there seems little doubt age groups, kindergarten through North Methodist Chuoefi^ Tolland Tpke. The Dubaldo Bros. Monday at 2 p.m. at the Watkins- A meeting will be scheduled Dear Arthur; What happened to town has been opened at As, near Mantz, 'and the financial secre­ been enough, for these particular 142 Grove St. non; Mrs. Nancy Pelletier, 302 West Funeral Home, 142 El Cen­ sometipie next month by commis­ conducted by Wilfred Clarke, past that the signal for this great pop­ Let’s Return to ‘Character’ adult. Young adult clas.* meets in 80 Parker St,-' Rev. LAwrence M. Hill, Pastor Orchestra will provide music for Mrs. A. happened to me. I jvas Oslo, by Old Fornebo, a former tary, Roderick MacLnui. parsonage. Rev. H. Osgood Benprtt, Minister Many "TIRED-OUT" executives of busi- (Charter Oak St.; Charles Miner, 45 ter S t The Rev. Lawrence F. Al­ sion chairman Vincent Diana. American Legion commander, months. And for valid reason we Its Characteristic Meaning Schaller Rd.; Jane Gauthier, Wi|. dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., and 66, but I got myself a Job. <1 sup­ press photographe". Designed to William S^stalds, f>aat commander ular movement came from certain 10:30 a.m.. Church time Nursery. ' ness and industry have discovered the mond, pastor of the South Metho­ accept the reason the Pre.sident "Character is the Key to s 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Grade Colonnades as the paradise of their limantic; Robert Hill, 30 Pine Hill refreshments will b e, served. ported myself. No children of mine teach children traffic safety, the of the Yankee Division, and Carl Pu^stia Record speeches and events in Moscow. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 9 and 10:30 arfh.. Family Wor- dist Church, will officiate. Burial miniature town is set in the midst himself gave, when he was ques­ Home" said the headline over a ship. Guest through adults. dreams. Here is the casual, carefree life St.; David Warfel, Vernon Rd- will be In Spring Grove Cemetery, were going to force me into shame. Hansen, commander of World War One aspect of the new campaign Sermon: "This Work Also." it pfilnister: The Rev. David Axelrod, Thompsonville; The Manchester WCTU will meet Rockville-Vernon I scrub floors. I make good mon­ of a 65-acre too. The town has a I Barracks. tioned on this point, Wednesday. homemaking article. 5 p.m.. Inquirer’s Class. James M. former pastor of 10:50 a.m.. Church School, Nur­ that makes a relaxing vacation. You’ll be­ Hartford. Of , all the heavyweight boxing would seem, however, to come di­ aery through Grade 3. come rejuvenated with our excellent serv­ Joyce lovine,: 139 Woodland St. in the chapel of the South Metho­ ey and send <15 a week to charl- number of streets, scores of houses, This marked the 42nd year that champions in history, Rocky He said he liked the press con­ "Well put and very true.'' I 7 p.m.. Film, "Split Level Fam­ North ChijOch. dist (Jhur'h Tuesday at 10:30 aon. Friends may call at the funeral stores, and a gto station. The rectly from the people. Apparent­ 11 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser- ice, superb accommodations and delicious Mrs. Grace Anderson, East Hart, home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. 5 Tires Slaslied ties. I feel good.. . Clarke and Shields have placed Marciano had the best knockout ferences—"sort of." But then he thought, as I started to read the ily." depicting problem of recon­ 9 a.nv,;''Sunday School: Nursery, ford; Kathl Frizzei, 370 Main St.; Limcheon will be served at noon. streets have all the usual traffic ly they would like to name their -story. Gradqs'A-12.’ nion: “Health., Faith and Science" cuisine. Directly on the Atlantic Ocean Happy Scrubmaid. wreaths at the hospital. record, scoring 43 knockouts In ciling Christian stewardship with Mrs. Ruth l^chle, 15 Liberty St.;' The annual roll call and payment signs. Following the sounding of taps, went on, as follows: city for keeps, this time, and. ac­ But do you know HOW this ^ 3 0 a.m., Sunday School; by the Rev. Mr. Hill. . . . with 825 feet of wide, private beach. Clarence W. Lupien In Vandal Acts Dear Arthur: You can tell Mrs 49 bouts. Increasing pressures for Increa.sed 1 Write Dept. 1 for free color fold- Mrs. Myrice nobertson, Willington; of dues will take place at the after­ "We are Involved in a number cordingly, they are not suggesting article suggested that you bring standards of living. Nrfrsery, kindergarten. Grades 1-3. Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Prayer and Clement Fanton, 59 Elro St.; Mar­ noon meeting. Hostesses will be Clarence W. Lupien, 37, of 10 A. that she is the master of her character into your home? 6 p.m.. Junior .High Methodist Diacusslon Group. er.^ or see your travel agent. ^ of very sensitive matters on the a name which might represent Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Quarter-., garet Slowick, Wapplng; Robert Mrs. Clarence Jaycox, Mrs. Rachel B|mk St., died last night at Man­ Acts of vandalism on Mountain own fate. She probably caused her ^'^pestlon of Berlin, and I'rrt—I talk Through the individuality of its ly Business Meeting of th e.ch u ^ . Youth Fellowship. ' 8 p.m.,’ Commlsaiona on Educa­ Pound, 102 Hollister St.; John Hlg. Tilden and Mrs. Leonard Burt. chester Memorial Hospital after a St. last night were reported to the childrens' resentmetit. She’s prob either any individual or any par­ furnishings. Honest. 7 p.m., Senior High Methodist tion and Miaaiona. short illness. ; not 'only to the American people gins, (Joventry; Edith Brown. 24 Rockville Police Department this ably one of those hateful old ticular form of politica' govern­ This flippant uae of the sub­ St. Mary’s Episcopal OliUrch Tv Youth Fellowship. A workshop to Wednesday, 7:30 pan., Group E. Maple St.; Gail Iffland, A r ­ An ■ all-day federal tax confer­ Mr. Lupien \ as born in Manches­ morning. witches who always blames the ; but also'to pur allifes, to those who ment. They are suggesting that stantial word "character" was Church and Park St*- prepare program and projects for Ministry meeting at WlndsorvUle. rington; Saul Montelro, Hartford. ence will be ■ held Wednesday, be­ ter, Aug. 7, 1924, the son of Clar­ Edward Bush of Canton who was handiest scapegoat for all her crippled children at the Newington are opposed to ui and our enemies, their city be named Volograd, on quite a .shock, until I suddenly The Rev. George F. Xostrtind, ADMITTED TODAY: Selma ginning at 0 a,m. at the Wayerty_ en ce^ . and Mary^J. Cole Lupien. Visiting his father at 2 9 Moun­ troubl-es. ______Rector,. ■ Hospital. TalcottviUe Congregational Church Desprit,' 66 Wadsworth St.- He~waa edticafea^lh Manchester and those who are-e- nwm itral, and, the theory that perhaps the Volga realized that we don't often hear olonnades HOTEL Inn In' Oiesblre. The ConhecUcut tain St., reported he fodhd the right She should look to herself for YOUR CLASSIFIED therefore, I feel thatat tmtne aqhedule. "Character" used in Ita good, old- The Rev. Joh^D. Ilugbee, Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minliter c BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Association of Public Accoun­ schools and served In the Army front and rear tires on his car flat the cause of-a ll the trouble. It River, which now flows through fashioned sense any more. Senior Aaslstant . Emanuel - Lutheran Church TalcottviUe, Connecticut FALM BEKCH SHORES 4^1 and Mrs. Arron Weintraub, 187 tants will be host to accountants, Air Poroe in World WarUI. He when he' left the house to go home. probably started back in her boys’ 8a we have recently had it Is In their city, will continue flowlngsin The Rev. Wiliam F. Gender, Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor was employed a< a tool designer at We used to talk of a person of Riviera Beach, Floriida • Phone Palm Beach, VI 4-5221 Hollister St.; a^tofiTb Mr. and memberh of the Bdreau of Internal Both tire casings had inch and a childhood when she scolded them, the |mj)lic Interest. . . . Most of the same direction, and with the "good character," and it summed Junior' Assistant LeMoj-ne C. Boleman, Intern 10:45 a.m., Nuraery in parson- Mrs. Rodney Shuart, Wapplng. Revenue and legsd representatives. the Hamilton Standard, division of half slashes In Qie sides. denied them simple boyish pleas­ United Aircraft Corp. the- matters now before us deal same degree of respectability, for up a great deal, bringing to mind DISCniARGED YESTERDAY: This momii^,' Joseph Satemis of ures, and tried to make them do with matters bf foreign policy, and such traits as honest, integrity, 7:30/4.m ., Holy Communion. 9 a.m., Divine Worship and 11 a.m.. Worship service and John Backstrom, Ellihgton; Mrs. He was a member of South Meth­ 14 Mountain St., reported the two what she wanted. I’ve known lota a long time to come. With such a CSiurch School; nursery class for Sunday School. This is CStristian The Friendship Circle of the odist Church and Manchester Lodge dependability, and industriousness. Corporate Communion of the Jun­ Lucy. Watson, 20 Greatwood Dr.; front tires and left rear tire on his of women like Mrs. A „ and they this seemed to be the most appro­ selection, they are obviously do­ ior and Senior Young People's Fel­ three year ol,ds; music ’ by the Enlistment Sunday when visitors Sal'TOtion Army -will meet Monday of.'Elks. • But now the word is used loose­ Mrs. Anne Malnvllle, 19 Ctolway at 7:46 p.m! at the church. A eerv- car had been slashed during the all deserve th-eir o-wn unhappiness: priate schedule in view of the pub­ lowship. Chapel Choir. will be commissioned at the serv­ Survivors include his wife, Mra night aand-the left front headlight ing their best for permanency. ly to describe all kinds of things St.; Joel Wilson, Hazardville; Gary Icc prpgTA™ will be held. Hostess­ Henrietta. lic interest." 9 a.m., Morning Prayer with 10:80 a.m.. Divine Worship and ice. Greeters are Mr. and Mrs. R. Charlotte Montle Lupien, his par­ broken. Still who, in the age of the atom, that have nothing; to do with the Oiurch School; music by the Dimmock^ Kingsbury Ave. Elxt., es vriji be Mrs. James Munsie and Dear Arthur; I’m sorry for We would submit, in amplifica­ basic qualities of human beings. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Qark. Ushers are Wallace Phil­ ents, Mr. a(id Mrs. Clarence N. Lu-: Police are investigating the In­ can guaraiitee for long the course Emanuel Choir. "Loyalty Sunday" lips and Arthur Steele. Deacon of W i l l i a m p . q u i s h Rockville; Joseph Celmer, West Mrs. Thomas Blevins. pien, and one sister, Mrs. Harry Mrs. A. ff'o think that her own The saleswoman tells you a dress Office of Instruction. Junior Choir. Willington; Fredeitick, Service, cidents, the latest similar van­ tion of the President's own re­ o f any river ? Or who in the age of 9 a.m., Nuraery and kindergar­ will be obaerved. At "both serv- the day Is Robert Beebe. Altar Juul, all of Manchester. dal acts'reported recently in the •children would turn on her like marks, that hot only h^'e the is- is chic because it has "oharatcer." West Willington; Peter Dlminicd, Tlie Manchester Dental Society acapegoats can guarantee that the A moddm-painting that can't be ten service and ^classes in Chil­ Funeral services will be held at Mountain St. area. that. I’d Just die if my children ! sues beeik delicate, but that there dren’s Chapel. ' The Rev. Mr. 39 Eldpldge St.; Sheila Doiiton, will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ever treated m-e like that. Volga, for all its seeming - respec­ described V,because nobtody knows SKCOnn 80 Bretton Rd.; Mrs. Florence Sul­ STano’s Restaurant for dinner and ; have been'several hazards in any what the artist had In mind can be Hughqs conducting, Main St., Monday at 1 p.m. The Bess. tability and innpcfnce, has not 11 ia.m.. Morning Prayer* with livan, 38 Elro St.; Mrs. Denise a business meeting. After the busi­ Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor Dear Arthur: Mrs. A ’s childreij MORE ANSWERS ; open mouth policy during these summed up as having “character." Rz-ewuaki and daughter, AUand; ness meeting a guest speaker will Tickets Available been guilty o f grievous deviations Furniture now has "character,” sermon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. of South Methodist Church, will of- think they are doing right , by her! • months. One of these hazards which may still be dredged up out Senior Cbolr. BabysibUng nursery Dear friends, ’ .Mrs. Annie Quish and daughter, discuss "The Dentist’s Role in Relate. Burial will be in Ekut O m - Mrs. A. ought to be pleased that and so do fabrics and even dishas. Glastonbury; Mrs. Da vita John, Civli Defense.” For F&P Dance • might be that the President hlm- of its past? j ' So 1 gueas it isn't at all surpris­ In the Children's Iphapel during etery. her own flesh and blood want her I self has not been sure of his own ing that when we talk of the this service. son and son, East Hartford. EViends (nay call at the funeral tak'dn care of. Many children can­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. .The Manchester Emblem Club home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 ? central policy. Another has cer' “character" of a home, it isn't the 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer with Peace cannot be achieved by the A seml-formal Thanksgiving not afford or would not even think w h e n THEY’RE IN OUR PtfER Boys’ CTjoir. First in the Novem­ U. S. alone without the cooperation Mary Rohan, 66 Florence St. will hold a social Monday at 8 to 9 p.m. Dance for the benefit of the Wom- of an ofd age home. ■ talnly been that, In any case, this character of the parents and the pan. at the home of Mrs. John C. children we are referring to — but ber to Easter Sunday Evening of other major nations. « a ’s Auxiliary of the Fire and Po­ Sidney. ' has been a period for calm and A Thought for Today Series on "Christian Faith and Ca^anelio, 86 Crestwood Dr. lice Junior Athletic Association Spoaaored by the OlaJicheetes the character of the furnishings. Home Run Kings -, Dear Arthur: I’d be glad to have Just like an echo.(or almost) you send ; watchful waiting. In which it Like so many once good, sub­ Life." Instruction fellows service! sponsored by the ways and means will be held Saturday, Nov. 18, at However, if we spend a fraction coenmittee. Mrs. Alfred M. Ritter Mrs. A. come and live with me. I • would have done no one any good, CouacU ot Oburcbes stantial, meaningful words, this Daily: 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer Greattot bne-two punch in base^ the Lantern Village Barn, 748 Tol­ can symphatlze with her. My In the Meiqorial Chapel of the of our armament costs on “ peace PersunaJ l^oticwi and Mrs. John C. Osgtanello are land T’pke. Music ■will be provided out the„word that you've something to • and perhaps everybody harm, for one has gone astray. And It's a ball history was provided by Babe children treat me the same way. pity. For character was once a Nativity. research” to discover practical co-chairman. Citta member, friends Ruth and Lou Gehrig, of the 1927 by Paul Lohderman’s Band from the President to have been forced When Were You Last in Church? and giiesta are in-vited. „ Murial. offer— before you can turji around, the Where is the most powerful em­ word that wasn’t used lightly. WcuiMBday: 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ ways to achieve world disanrm- NfW York Yankees, when they 9 p.m: to 1 a.m. - to carry on the verbal cold war phasis on the dignity of the hu­ Newspaper EatenirtM Assa. munion. Octave of All Saints. In Memoriam connected for a total of 107 home The dance committee 'has an­ tnent and arbitration of interna­ In lovlns memory of our dear ion TTie Holiday Sale (Jonunittee of Maple Pumpkin (Jake word bas come^ back that someone ! any more frequently .than seemed man spirit being made? The and brother, Ronald A. Muldoon, who runs'. nounced that there are still a lim­ St. John’s Episcopal Church The Salvation Array tional disputes, we may eventually pused away Nov. 12, I960. the Manchester Fine Art Associa­ ited number of tickets avetilable. 1 package sugar maple cake ; necessary to him In his own policy political party? The labor union? 661 Mata St. . mix wantvif. The Want Ads in our paper The nuinagement organization? It Rockville, Connecticut assure world peace. tion will hold a second workshop KATANGA TOWN FALLS Tickets can.be purchased by con­ judgment It has been good, we MaJ. E. Walter Lamle Sadly missed by on Mondisy at 9 aon. at the home 2 eggs, unbeaten is tmly the church that consistent­ The Rev. James L. Grant, Rector Mrs. Sadie Muldoon and famUy. EUzabetlivUle, Katanga, Nov. tacting any Manchester fireman get fast replies— and results. Next ; thinlt, to maintain American dig- Offloer-ln-tCharge ' < of clAirman Mrs. Grace Hewitt, or policeman, the Spruce St. Mar­ 1 • cup drained canned pumpkin ly through the ages has empha­ , i This peace effort we owe to the 11 UP) — Belgtan refugees from ‘ alty, and even silence, while the 8 a.m., Holy Communion. In Memoriam 104 Chestnut SLtThose wishing to Albertville said today that Im­ ket, or any of the following com­ cup water TELEPHONE sized the dignity of - the human 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all memory of our war veterans. . time you have something to sell— use ^ Khrushchev tantrums have per- spirit. 9:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Fam­ In loving memory of our father, attend are asked to call Mrs. Hevy* portant Nortli Katanga town, mittee members: Mrs. Hugh Ham­ % teaspoon cinnamon ily Service, sprmon and classes. ages. ■ . ' Charles T. Saunders, who passed away Itt. ilton, 543 Vernon SL, president of % teaspoon mace ' haps begun to exhaust themselves. Jesus said; "Are not sparrows 10:45 a.m.. Holiness.servlM. Mu­ Nov. 11, 1967. a port on Lake Tanganjlka, has our Classified ads. 11 a.m.. Morning Proper and ser­ fUlcn to forces of the Baluba the auxiliary; Mrs. Harold Pohl, % teosppon ginger CLASSIFIED /■ * * ; Finally, given delicate problems two a penny? Yet without your mon. sic by Citadel Band and Sonfster8. Sincerely, Just as you were you will always be Mrs. (jglore White, patriotic in­ 157 Brookfield St.', ticket chair­ ^ teaspoon baMng soda Father's leave not one of them peUtical party, fierce oppo- I iR a deUeata time, one is not al* 6:80 p.m-, Young People Fellow­ Mrs. Robert McComb, vocal soloist. A loving thought In our memory. structor of the VFW Auxiliary, man; Mrs. John McNary, 10 Fen- Epipty cake mix into bowl. Add can fall to the ground. As for you, Sermon by Major Ioamie.:> “ Hold it! Don’t rush met Christmas is still 5 weeks Years go by out memories stay , nento of the Molse Tshombe ; , ways Impreaaed or heartened' by ship. Aa near and as dear as yesterday. presented a 50-itar'flag to tha As­ wlck Rd.; Mrs. Norman A. BJark- remaining ingredients and beat’3 d e p a r t m e n t even the hain of your head have Tuesday, 10':30 a.m.. Consecra­ 2 p.m., - Hospital visitation by away. But, thanks to generous Manchester merchants, sumption School at ceremontas yes­ regime. Albertville. was re­ man, 28 Franklin S t, and Mrs- minutes until smooth and creamy. iianrlfpBtfi: ,|ha degree of reaponslbiUty demon- all been counted. So have no fear: tion of Suffragan Bishop J. War­ Mrs. Elizabeth WiUon and Mrs. you can pick up some fantastic bargain gifts at the Sons and daughter!. terday afternoon. John Hughes, a ported taken wlthoat bloodahed Alan Krob, 119 Maple St. Pour batten Into two round 8-lnch ’ Rtmted hy the rm»resentatlv

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Ml 8-5009 naa—y— —a ■inoaf He mELL_.THAT’6 •spons ONE THEORV- eiiioiit Complete «• Scatter H IG H G R A D E 47Uordaa< GLASS Huitl Knarf’s KEATING e For Aato Wlndahlelde BOKanr > ROTARY OR CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SSOrapAfcr FOOD MARKET e For Store Fronte and PRINTING Inatance PRESSURE BURNERS all elzes of srindowe JOB AND COMMERCIAL BSTacttnni MO B. mODUB TPK& CALL DS FOB FREE , e For Table Tope SSHamUar PRONB Ml 0-3tM ESTIMATES PRINTING BTnvMrtlSmlM OPEN 8 AJH. to 5 P.M. IT Opea Monday Thra Batarday SATURDAY 8 AJL to NOON Prompt and Efflcleat Printing wfeliaa— ., 7 AJL te f PJL FOCARTY BROS. Christmas Cards Now in Stock Let Vic^s Prepare Your Dinner Of AU Kinds Waadiaaomul B im D A P B . 7 A JL to 0 P JL tteM INCORPORATED Community Press, 0 E. Middle^ Cooler ‘weather sharpens up#- J. A. WHITE .M BhtipeaMe GOAL, Tpke., now has its books of Christ­ must be taken into consideration. one’s appetite and what could be It when you get ready to serve it. COMMUNITY raECS Spmcialiaing in thn fine»t CONNECTICUT CORE, mas cards and the selection Is a Many a program chairman has If you do not want to bother re­ MBcwUagtvm FUEL OIL, RANGE O a more welcome for supper than a GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. CPU cold eujtt and meota very fine one. Whether you want been grateful for the help and ad­ heating U. order it in time to serve 319 Broad S t—TeL MI D-48S3 to order personalized Christmas vice In setting up a program given steaming platter of spaghetti and and It will be piping hot. All you 81 Blaaell S t —TeL Ml 6-7822 Telephone Ml 8.5729 in totm. . cards for yourself or as a business by the Larsons. They will be pleased meat sauce? Too mucl\ trouble to have to do is put It on the table. establishment to send to ctutomers, to assist you In any way, they can; make? Let Vtc'a Pizza Shop, 153 When you phone in allow enough better stop lit soon and select your Just ask them. W. Middle l^ke., do Oie work for time for the spaghetti to be cooked SHORT RIBf BY FRANK O’NEAf Call Ml 4-1111 cards. It is easier to make your Want a thoughtful gift that will you. Victor Dubaldo,' owner of to your order. i selection early and get your cards please the recipient? Give person­ Vic's Pizza Shop, makes the most Perhaps you would like to serve ABC APPLIANCE GIFT FOR REPAIRS, alized stationery or a box of Infor- mouth watering spaghetti sauce PONTIAC all addressed before the last min­ ravioli some time. If so, Vic's has AND NUTMEG SHOP REPLACEMENT mals make a delightful gift, espe­ that you have ever tasted. He uses it, delicious little ]^keta filled with REPAIRS ON ALL TYPES Ot ute Christmas rush begins. There (Formerly at Tollaod Tpke.) Is plenty of parking space around cially if it la done in raised print­ only the best Ingredients and slow meat , or cheese. 19 Maple S t.^ 194 S79 the home of the Community Press, ing, and the coat is moderate at simmers it for hours so that Pizza Is a favorite of young and it is perfectly blended. This rich TEMPEST NOW In our NEW no stain to climb and you can the Cbmmvmlty Press. old alike and you have never eaten REPAIRS ON— choose your cards at your leisure. Raised printing costs very little tomato sauce is deftly seasoned better pizzas than those Vic's Pizza 9 O more than the regiUar but it adds with herbs which need hours of Shop make. laisclous toppings, rich SAL^ and SERVICE GRILLS, ELEOTBIO IRONS, L O C A tlO N 'it is a distinct pleasure to do cooking to achieve that wo/iderful so ^uch more prestige. Many busi­ and'spiced Just right with the crust TOASTERS, PEROOLATOB8, business with Mr. and Mn. Prank ness men feel it is worth the addi­ blend that marks Vic’s sauce so crisply tender that It Just melts 474 MAIN STREET Larson, proprieton of Community tional cost to have stationery and above all others. You simply can­ In your mouth. No half-baked VACUUM CLEANERS, MAIfCHESnm Press. They are known for the high cards with raised printing. not . cook a sauce at home' that crusts, heavy or soggy, but a crust Paul Dodge HEATERS, PANS, WOODCOCK quality of the work turned out here Wedding invitations and an­ compares with this and the cost that Is good to eat without any­ SEWING MACHINBS Juat WMt of the Poet,Office REFRIGERATION CO. and they make every effort to ac­ nouncements gain greatly through la so moderatq that it is foolish thing on It. However, when It la Pontiac, Inc. commodate their customen. You the use of raised printing. Esti­ to waste time trying to cook it at covered with tomato sauce and the 878 Main St.—TeL MI 9-2881 AH work gnarantstd sense Immediately their real in­ home. You may have your choice i Olfto for Every Ooeaalon e mates are furnished willingly and topping of your choice. It qlmply terest in seeing that the work is there is no obligation. If you would of meatballs or sausage In your must be eaten to be believed: 'You satisfactory to rach amd every cus­ like to see some samples, the Lar­ sauce. Just phone Vic's Pizza may choose a topping of meat, lJUlited R uit-C U l^ tomer. There is no difference in sons will be pleased to show them Shop, MI 9-3700 and tell them sausage, .cheese, anchovies, pep­ fWBMMVAMdMw i this interest regardless of the size to you. when you want to pick up the pers or onions. Pizza makes a CUNLIFFE » MUT A m m s F r ^ of the Job. The same careful at­ Should you wish to have regular sauce and it will be ready for you. hearty lunriteon dish—and the chil­ DON WILLIS Light Control tention goes into the smallest print­ engraving done, this is available at Do you enjoy real Italian spa­ dren love It—or aerve to guesta In MOTOR SALES 250 TOLLAND ST. ing Job as that given to the larg­ the Community Press and they will ghetti, the kind that Is firm and the evening. Phone Vic’s, tell him EXPERT AUTO BODY and By Kirsch EAST HARTFORD . est. gladly give estimates on the cost Julit slightly chewey? There is such the size you want and the topping, FENDER REPAIRS GARAGE ■When you have printing done. It of engraving. a different« flavor to the real and it will be ready when you call 18 Main St.. TeL MI 9.46S1 e Vertical BUnda BU 9-6333 is essential that the message gets The C o m m u n 11 y Press Is Italian spaghetti, ordinary spa­ for it. ENAMEL and LACQUER e Venettan BUnda across to the general public. In or­ equipped to take care of all kinds ghetti Just cannot compare with it. Grinders are another favorite and REFINISHINGS Power and Hand Toole der to do this, the layout la Im­ of printing. Job and commercial. There is a definite flavor in each Vic’a has seven different kinds to Specialhiiiq Is a Coatom Window Shadet PalnUny and Decorating Tools Ll£J!i£J£l!llSL portant and, if you are not familiar Beth Mr. and Mrs. Larson take bite, no tasteless mushy consisten­ choose from. Among the choices REASONABLE PRICES "Now how would I know wnowho ycyou bumpediped into down* a Repair e Wathiny Garden and Land Tools with layouts, we suggest that you pride in the high quality work cy that Is unappetizing to say the are regular, meat ball, sausage and FREE ESTIMATES BRAKE SERVICE Baby, Household, Party rely-on the advice of the Larsons turned out and every effort is made least. On a busy day why not plan Italian ham. Crisp, fresh rolls and town today. Pet—with 70 million paopio and Banquet Needs RT. 83 — VERNON, CONN. driving ears?” F IN C a i MFC. CO. who are experts in this field. They to keep up this standard. They ap­ a real Italian spaghetti dinner. All the filling of your choice make Front End AHgnment Invalid Need. know how to lay out materials so preciate a reasonable lengrth of time YOU need to complete the meal is a these grinders a real treat. Victor Jnnt Above the Traffic Circle 485 MIDDLE TPKE^ FAST that It will catch the eye of the being given to turn out work. loaf of crusty Italian bread and a Dubaldo uses only the finest In­ TEL. MI S-OOie General Repair ,.Worii Phone Ml 3-4865 reader, so that It will be easy to However, they will do their utmost salad. Just phone Vic’s Pizza Shop gredients in anything served here and order this true Italian spa­ and once.you have tasted his spe­ LITTLE SPORTS B. A. PEARL, Prop. read, which Is what you ^-ant. TTie In "an emergency to get out a rush BY ROUSON CAMPING right, type Is Important and so is Job. For the finest In printing, de­ ghetti and meat sauce, pick It up cialties you will know why so many EQUIPMENT the paper used. All of these things pend upon the Community Press. at any time you wish and re-heat people say "It's Vic's for me.” MANCHESTER TOURAINE equally helpful to the individual in­ CUSTOM MADE Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, disappears within the course of a few weeks to a few months: It is vestor. They are; MEMORIAL CO. CANVAS AWNINGS Air Mattresses, Stoves, Your Pocketbook 1. Invest a set sum of savingfs Lanterns apparently non-lnfectlous since Oppoelte Eaet Cemetery PAINTS household spread is not observed. By FAYE HENLE regularly, regardless whether the For some unknown' reason, it market appears high or low to you. For Best Results MANCHESTER occurs most often in the spring or 2. Reinvest, If possible, both div­ Quality Memorials Have Wall St. Probes idends and capital gains. SURPLUS SALES CO. fall and attacks females more of­ Shaken Small Investors ? Over SO Veare Experlenee ISO N. MAIN ST. ten than males. 3. Buy growth stocka .— stocks at Depot Square By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN. How does the unsophisticated In­ whose sales appear to be gaining Q—In a recent article, you vestor feel about Wall Street these 10 per cent or more each year. Open Dally to 9:00 PJl. MJ). Coll Ml 9.5807 Written for Newspaper Enterprise wrote of a group of 300 children daya? 4. Invest in different industries. PAINT SUFPLY J. FARR—Ml S -y i l Aesociation who had recovered from an upper Has his enthusiasm been damp­ If you are interestisd In forming 645 Main Street respiratory Infection but whose A. A IM E n i, Prop. Q—.While J was In the hospital ened by the probes under way into an Investment club. The National having my baby, a nurse took my throats, still harbored hemolytic Aasociation of Investment Clubs, Barrieon St., Mataehmter Tel. MI 9.0800 NOW 2 FAIRWAYS temperature and Jhen asked me streptococci. the role of the specialist—the man 1246 National Bank Building, De­ SEK^ tJS FOR: If I’d been chewing Ice. It was Instead of the penicillin you whose Job it is to keep an honest troit 36, Mich., can guide you. e Alumlnuni Roll Up Awnings for your only 96.2 degrees. Wheq I said I Advocated why wouldn’t It have and orderly • balance between the (All rights reserved. hadn't, she answered that I must been simpler, ss effective and .leas supply and price of individual Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) CARTER'S # Venetian BUnda Hionksgivin^ iMMds! be bleeding. expensive to swab their throats WATKINS-WEST e Storm Doora Ever since I've gotten ' home. stocks? Is he worried about inves­ WORK CLOTHES e Combination Windows Next to Popular Market with merthlolate? Why has the I’ve been watching my temper­ practice of throat swabbing be­ tigation of the over-the-counter FUNERAL AT Moiiditsttr Awning Co. Open Wed.-Thnrs.-FY1. tUl 0 ature regularly and it varies be­ come unpopular with tSe medical market? Is he fretting about the Radio Today 105 WEST CENTER ST. e World Green Stamps e tween 67.2 and 98.4. Since I'm profession ? aspersions cast at. the growing DISCOUNT PRICES army of part-time salesmen? SERVICE Telephone MI' 0-8091 weary most of the time and break A—Throat hwabbing with any EstabUahed 1040 out In a eweat trying to make I’ve surveyed the situation at the and all medicinal Is wholly - inef­ Individual level from cab-driver to WDBO—1860 ORMAND J. WEST ordinary efforts to get my work fective. First of all, it's impossible 1:00 Cash On Hand done, I wondered whether I was housewife. The successful investor 3:06 Jerry Bishup Show Morry's FAIRWAY to get the solution into the nooks voices faith that if you pick the 6:06 Caah On Band Director suffering from this low tempera­ and crannies in which infective 8:06 Raynor Bbinea Main Street Manchester right stock you've little to worry ture -or from whatever causes my organisms take refuge. Second, it 1:00 Hewa. Slgnoft 142 E. CENTER ST. MEN'S STORE • Open Thors, and FYi. HU 0 e temperature to be subnormal? about. WTIC-.U8I isn't possible to maintain contact The disappointed investor time T‘47 MAIN STREET A—FYom your nurse’s ques­ with those that can be reached for 1:00 Monitor Slaaeheeter'e Oldeet MORTY MEEKLB tion, I assume you have been and again, with a shrug of the 1:15 UConn at BU Next to Entrance to State BY DICK CAVALLI a sufficient length of time and in shoulder, questions how he can 4:00 Monitor FINE SELECTION taking mouth readings. These sufficient concentration to deal 6:30 Strictly Sporta With Finest Faculties Theater are subject to many errors that hope to match wits with the pro­ 7:00 Keyboard Kinxiliba AUTO BODY them a death blow. And third, fessional. 7:16 Cheers can be avoi(led by taking rectal even of the ewabblng killed nine 7:30 Monitor LIQUORS readings. Latest figures from the New out of 10 organisms, the 'single York Stock EhKhange oh' opening l0:30 Jazz However, what you report are survivor would make up for the 11:16 Sporta Final Upholstery WINES normal variations. Moftth temper­ of Monthly Investment plans show U;80 Starlleht Sersnada population loss within the matter the. first half of this year as the 1:00 Sixn-oif AND Shops atures are Usually about 'one de­ of a very few^hours. W HAX-010 M WRECKER BEER gree less than rectal. Morning second most active period in the RE-UPHOLSTBRING For the most part, throat swab­ six-yesu' history of M. I. P. More 1:00 Club SI TEL. MI 9-5507 temperatures are usually about 4:00 Sound Stage e Modern Furniture SERVICE one degree less than those taken bing is like trj'ing to thoroughly than 25,000 plans were Initiated 7:30 Saturday Nightn 1i Dane* Party FREE DELIVERY clean a room by waving broom and more shares bought despite 8:00 Night Flight and Antiques, in thq mid-afternoon. 13-00 Newe Slfn tjtt Some of us have normal rec­ and mop from a standing position higher prices, than ever before. e Store Stools and Booths. at the front door. WPOP—1410 tal readings as low as 96 in the • What about investment club 1:UU Newe e Cnetom Farnltnre VICHI'S morning and 07 In the after­ members? A t lateset count there 1:10 Lou Terri JUp Covers and Draperies noon. Others normally rim be­ 3:00 Conn Ballroom Made to Order PACKAGE STORE Refugee Students Aided were 21,000 such clubs in the Unit­ 6:00 New* Weather tween 98 or even 98.6 and 90 to ed States with more than 250,000 6:16 Conn Ballroom Complete Selection of Materials, 20 BISSELL ST. 99.A 7:00 Bob Scott Vienna — .A RockefeUer Fund members. .According to T. Lewis 'What's impoiftant is to ob­ Moore, president of the Greater 7:30 New* Weather FREE ESTIMATES serve tha^. the daily fluctuation grant of 8340.OOO will enable young 9:00 Ray Somers Hungarian refugees to continue New York Council of Investment 11:00 Newe 208 N. Main SL/ Maacbeeter does not exceed one degree and Clubs, more than 350 such clubs 11;10 Ray Boihers RH 0-6384 MODERN that there is no signifleant rise in their college studies in 13 Aus­ 1:00 Del Raycee trian Institutions during the next Joined the National AJsoclktion of CAPTAIN EASY the whole of the normal level. Investment Clubs in June. This In­ WINF—1280 BY LESLIE TURNER That Is to say, if ybu normally three years. Since Depeinbsr, 1:00 CBS News TV SERVICE 1656, the foundation has appro­ vestment'club business is no John- 1:10 CBS-It’s New register 96 to 97> an Increase to 1:16 Showcase of Musis TWnr LOMi^ rAUNIDlDOEXPONSIV/O-IDegrA' 405 CENTRR ST. priated $2,465,000 for emergency ny-come-lately affair, Mr. Moore the levels of 97 to 68 might be points out, tracing the-first such 3:00 CBS News RuoTiMa HBB w ifu saMPCtl ru. u r w u DUCOMdDUUJXRffHHSHINe Comer of Griswold S t signifleant. aid to Hungarian refugees, $1,- 3:10 CBS—Tims to Travsl 688,840 of it for - students In Aus­ club to Texas, circ 1890. 3:16 Showcase of Music Berube's As to subnorihal temperatures Is it a get-rich-quick lure that 3:33 I.«cal News and Showeass TYPEWRITER SERVICE loSsu p *' TEL. Ml 8-2205 tria. 3:00 News » 479 Middle Tpke. E. BldCNEieBMP U « MIDDLE TURhPIKE, WEST under ordinary conditions, they keeps the M. I. P. Investor and the are rarely signifleant of any dis­ 3:10 Showeass of Music Mancheater PIM8MITBITTO A4ANCHESTIR MOTOROLA investor’s pulse assure me that In 3:35 Local News and Showeass 9«UTHESE«MI turbance and alnlost certainly strong? -Those who hold the small, 4:00 Ne*s HSttt MUU don’t account for your complaints :i(i Showcase of Music kEBl'ILT TYPEWRITERS investor's pulse azure me that in J:S5 Coming E unts ^ ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, r Maacheatev .SALES and SERVICE which are not too unusual after a mm CAPSULES only a small percentage of cases 6:00 News ' pregnancy. by Miebael A. PeUL M.D. 6:10 CBS-Calltng America G. SMITHS, Etc, We service aU makea of TV, is U lf the truth. 6:36 Local News and Showeass '“g'®* Mltelwli 3-7043 HOW.DO BIBTH-CONTfWt "Folks look upon stocks as hav­ 6:60 Sports Spectak We Handle Stationery Along Radio and Phonographs Q—^Is there any cure for pityri­ ing a status Symbol,'.’ Moors as­ 8:00 CBS News With Office Machine SuppHee asis rosea? PILLS. WORK? 6:10 Wall Street Report sured me. '“They a're quick to see 6:16 Showcase ol Music Your Mall List As O e e l^ “ A — Pityriasis rosea, with Its that with care this Is an Important 6:30 CBS—European Diary diffuse rash of pinkish spots that way to protect oneself against the 6:66 Phil Rizzuto Sporta A. J. BERUBE, Prop. crihkls like cigarette paper. Is a 7:00 v:B8 News declining buying j^wer of the dol­ 7:10 Showcase and News Ml 9-3477-.9U S-4B48 haiinless, self-limited disturbance. lar.” 7.66 CBS News snd Sports Except for the itching, It cauees 8:00 CBS-The WoHd Tonight no discomfort In recent years the number of 8:16 Showcase of Jazs With or without treatment It women participating In Investment 10:00 Showcase and News clubs has risen from 4 per cent to 13:16 Slgnoff 14 per cent. The average age of members is 41. Yw uiM,nit Job. . . M kiM jwt tM rW Ita Ppnt Many club members. In addition to Investing through their clubs, in­ Trieliraft Coramie* raM for It.. . la a m to m Wi m^ I Hm i quam M atari... aM to Mtl... hM to (to Itl "Suburbia vest on their own, but K e^ up o m I Stlm iN M their membership in order to lesm WHOLESALE — RETAIL CALL I t hr aart kiio m yMt ati 9*iotin( |«b. more pbout the wsys of the securi­ Today" ties markets and individual stocks. Liu-gest Of niem AD! THE MAGAZINE OF Right now, the favorite Investment BlirrH-^CONTROL PILLS APE Rt. 82, I Above Manafleld PLEASANT PLAGES ' MADE UP OF A HORMONE club stocks ars Brunswick, Mlnhe sota Mining and Ifanufacturlng . Drtve*Ia Om Left. 723TIA|n 8 ^ . MANCHESTER PHONE Ml ^ B O l A MONTHLir FEATURE OF WHICH PREVENTS THE YOUR HOBOITOWN PAILT RELEASE-OP THE SGCr and General Dynamics. The M. L P. LeqaoM On All Oetamle Teoh- BUY Th& PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK NEWSPAPER PROM THE OVARY. SINCE favorites ars General Mpton, Gen­ nlqtiee. Phone HA 8 -0 5 ^ AIm : NO.EGiS ENTERS THE WOMB. eral Electric and A . T . A T. HodellBg and Seulpturlng. tHERE CAN BE NO Were Inveettnent clube not suc- PREGNANCY. ceeaful they would not be growing Aek About Oar New DiMoont at the eurroBt rats, Moore elalina, ^HEnlng ffaraUi NmMi Cig4U^ InIbM JnftiWilliG Program for Hobbgrtote. PAINTS .OlMitbNaMiabaafaw^MltoaBM dUng elub p r ln e lj^ that have - Open SaHdagm 1 9 * E PJL ■ They eould be T • .y •» * -

■ J ( ' • 4 ■ / '■ r llA NCH ESTiS GVENINO HERALD* BIANCHEStKlt, OONN« SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1961 K O B MINB VerfdiUe Hero as MancheM^r Moves into State Soccer Finals BoiuetaoUl fiond»-:Sto«ks-Mortg«gMi II The Offered ISeA BURIED IN BILL4? A good o m o r r o w WEAlflNG of Bums, moth holts gage to consolidate debts will Ua* Herald Angle CLASSIFIED and tom 'clothing, hosiery rims, prove your credit situftida and ra* han(ibagB repaired, zipper re­ quires payments'of $23.28 B j EARL YOST placements, umbrellas repaired, per month for each $100<) you bof* "U ydil can’t ooohset With fast** /A/' men’s shirt collars reversed and row. Frank Burke at CoimecMeut 72EWvr*MatoNational Football League; HAROLD & SONS, Rubbish remov­ youngster after Mussolini — will A-B semi-final Connecticut Inter­ rve ever had. Without a doubt this of the hectic contest. ' was the key mw on de- low-through, la doing it the hard Then again, it may merely set CW/O* NAVK^TOa... APPCARa Md BSPORT BBRORS la Ume ter the oext taaer- scholastic • Athletic Conference Glastonbury was awarded'anoth­ M ttoB. The HeraM la teepoaelMe for oaly ONE laoorrect er oorittod al, cellars, and attics cleaned. visit nearly 50 10 pin bowling hous­ is the finest tournament game smy 'fense. Given the responsibility to way, in the opinion of Mitchell. the stage for one of the wild- Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold EXPERIENCED es from Connecticut to Florida in game yesterday. A fine crowd of team of mine has ever played and er penalty shot on play but this cover Glastcmbuiy’s ace, Gross- “There are some succesaful gun­ laaertlea far aay adverttaeuient aad tbea oaly te the extmat of a about 500 thoroughly chilled spec­ time McCurry, who again played a esb races down the home stretch Hoar. Ml 9-40S4. SEWING MACHINE his off-season post. No visit to The that Includes our two championship man, McCarthy did not let Gross- ners who spot-shoot, picking a pre­ the league has seen In years. *taiako good* laecittoa. E m ra which do aot leasca the valne af Herald was included on' Skowron’s tators, thrilled ^to the Indians game squads.’’ great game in the nets, somehow man score from the field or even the advarttaaoMat wUl aot bo eorreeted by "oiake good” laaartioa. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- OPERATORS co'mebqck at 'windswept Conard gqt his hands on the baU and determined point ahead of the bird Barring a complete reversal of itinerary although backers of his In facing Glastonbury, the In­ get'off a real good shot at the goal." and firing at it before the target Bter 3 piece living room set; sofa Apply appearance hert arranged his Field In West Hartford. dians took on a club that not only stopped^ the potential score. As MuehMter (S>. aiattonbory (t) form, the defending champion and 2 chairs, $145. Choose from things turned out, this play helped arrives. 'These are the exceptions. Philadelphia Eagl6s could all but schedule . . . While on the subject In triumphing, the Indians thus had been beaten only once during McCurry ...... Grousner They leam the technique, with Diol Ml 3-2711 group of fine fabrics. Work done Manchester Modes, Inc, of bowling, this time small pins, earned a berth in the state cham­ the regular season and was top, force the overtime and ^ve the In­ G wrap up the Eastern Conference by expert craftsmen on our prem- dians their game-winning chance. Andrulot . Dagllo years of practice," Mitchell says. championship by whipping the Pine street Holiday l^nes will stage a Men's pionship contest. C o a c h Dick ranked but also a team that had FB "A shotgun throws'out a string iaes. All work fully guaranteed. One Biui Tournament today and Danielson’s chargee will m e e t soundly trounced Hall, co-cham­ Trailing by a point wheh play Kins ..... Hattinits defenslvely-proud Giant* In New Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine Manchester Sunday. A 124 maximum average resumed In the third period the f b ' of lead shot, much as a h o s e York. The Eagles have won seven, St., exclusive CTicney Fabric Greenwich at a site to be an­ pions with the Indians in the Cen­ McCarthy Cordlner throws out a stream of water. JEWELS — BEADS — will prevail. nounced in the title game Tuesday. tral Connecticut Interscholastic Indians saw Verfallle get them LHB lo.st one. New York has a 6-2 rec­ sale.sroom, in Manchester. Ml ..i League. 4-0 but three days before. ev«i with a goal from about 25 Pearion ., ... Riley That curtain of lead pellets must ord. 3-7322, Budget terms arranged. Pick In Sunday’s big National Trigger-man for the Indians in get out In front where the bird Of course. If the Giants conquer FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE BAUBLES Many teams might have been awed yards away. That’s the way it re­ Morrison . .. Cutler Footi>a& Leogne game at Yankee yesterday’s brilliant victory was by such a prospective foe but not JOHN VERFAILUB ^ mained, 2-2, for the rest of regu- can fly into it. the Eagles, the two teams would Stadlan Is the New York Giants John 'Verfallle. The latter, who only this band of Indian hooters. laiton play with neither team able Best Sala "Conscious coipputation of leads be tied and anything could happen Florists—Nurseries 15 Earn extra $$$ for your aver Philadelphia, 27-24. The a couple of years ago was play­ whi^n Tom Beat rammed home a to get another goal-in the third or OL with a shotgun, while~helpful, the remaining five games of the A 24-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERING Christmas Season thru Jrael- ing soccer in Holland, provided both Getting the wind at their backs Churllla Murphy AFRICAN VIOLETS loaded with Giants have announced that,4,400 shot In the left hand comer of the fourth period. 'll," should not overshadow the swing campaign. I ry Fashion Shows. the equalizer and winning goal for in the opening period. ManchMter net which Verfallle booted to with- j buds and blossom.s, foliage plants. bleachers seats will be on sale put on the pressure right from the Defensive Star Conklin ...... Kittle and, follow-through. By swinging, Top Western Clash starttng a t 10 aJU. Sunday. All box Manchester which scored its 11th in inches of the goal. But Glaston- When the first of the two five- C the gun through thfe target, you SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS ' di.sli gardens, potted mums and 1. We pay 30% commisiion start and kept it on even when the Verfallle ...... Grossman Over in the Western Conference, j and reaerred seats have been sold victory of the fall as against only bury deadlocked tHe score before minute overtime periods began, the cut flower mum.s. Quality plants two losses and a tie. two teams switched ends of the' m actually automatically compute the front-running Green Bay ! at reasonable prices. Open 7 day.s to Director. for weeks . . . Allan Webb suffered the period ended on a goal by Jim Indians again had the wind at Feshler ...... Akerly the rate at which it Is moving. Packers, now 6-2, tackle the Bears Want InformattoB aa aaa af onr claaailled advertisaineataT No a bruised cartilage of the right rib For Glastonbury, whiqji was top field. Akerly. OR answer at the tolepbona listed T Simply call the 1 a week, Ponticelli's Greenhouse, their becks. Storming down field Manchester ...... 1 0 1 0 1 0—3 "Most people who miss rising In Chicago. The Bears, generally 1 433 N. Main. 2. No investment, no collect­ last Sunday against Washington ranked as compared to Manches­ After Glastonbury Just missed Plagued by Penalties on several sorties, the Indians Glastonpury '...... 1 1 0 0 0 0—2 birds do so because they shoot un­ regarded as the ‘most Improved ing, no delivering. and may see only limited duty, If ter's fourth position in the original scoring on a surge following the Manchester, which was plagued finally went ^ e a d when Verfallle Scorers; Verfallle 2, Best, Akerly, der thenu Another common mis­ Club In both conferences, have a MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVtCE at all, against the Eagles . . . Alex field of eight clubs in the tourna­ opening kickoff. Uie Indiana went by penalties all afternoon, fell be­ arched a high kick from about 60 Grossman (penalty). f ^ l Hackney Night and Trophy Night ahead 1-0 a few moments later hind 2-1 when Bud Grossman Manchester Subs; Hudson. Ansaldl. take Is failure to keep the head record of five victories and three M l 9-0500 Roofing—Siding 16 3. We pay commiMioDi ment, it was only the second loss yards out over the outstretched Odell, WhiteSell, Manning, Brannick. down on the stock. losses. will be combined on Saturday A, A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, weekly. aigbt, Nov. X5 at the Mancheeter "Above all,’’^ Jack Mitchell cau­ Green Bay, like the Eagles, and leave your meaaaga. You’ll hear from oar advertiser la Jig tions, "successful wing shooting would become heavy favorite to time without spend&g all evening at the telenhone. painting. Carpentry. Alterations Country Cbdt. Tournament awards and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Don’t delay, call today OR will be made . . . Annual meeting of requires a smooth swing and fol­ repeat as the class of its division with a decision over the Bears. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. 3-3455 or OR 3-9829, Avon, the Osuntiy C l^ will be held one low through. ' MI 3-4860. week from tonight . . . Roger Bar­ "Practicing this technique with Chicago, on the other hand, would Conn. climb Into a deadlock for first rett la acbednled to assume the Baylor Receives Call a hand trap and clay targets will Luat and Found 1 Auto Driving .School 7-A BIDWELL HOME Improvement SEVEN WEEKS until ChristmMl gieeaskeeper duties at Gie local result In a fuller bag." KEEP THE OUN MOVINO place if the Bears bounce back Company—all lypet of siding and from last weekend’s tough 16-14 LOST-5 months old Beagle puppy MORTLOCK’S Driving School—Of­ Can your budget stand the itrairt? golf eontse on Dec. 1, succeeding roofins. Aluminum clapboards a Start earning now as an Avon Gary Bryant. loss to Philadelphia and master Radio, TV Sports vicinity Windsor and Burnham fice, 443 Main St.. Manchester. specialty. Unexcelled workman-' Learning correctly "May Save Representative and your worrlM the Packers. A month ago. Green Defenses Prepared Sts., Buckland. Call MI 4-0520. ship. MI 9-6495. will be over. Let us show you how Th pant two weeks In Manrtiea- Bay roughted up the Bears. 24-0. Saturday— Your Life.” Driver education t«r has seen heads of both the To Rejoin Uncle Sam ■Victories by both the Eagles and 1:15—UConn v*. Boston U„ classes. Member, Connecticut Pro- to make your Christmas a m eny Midget Football League and Little the Packers would undoubtedly WTIC 1080. LOST Lady's Omen gold wrist- fe.ssional Driving Sch(x>| Assn. 5U Roofinff and Chimneys 16-A one No experience needed. Call treague baseball programs replaced. start tongues wagging about an­ 1:4.5—This Wrvk In .Sports, watch. Reward. Box J, Herald. 9-7398. BUller 9-4922. Harold (Knky) Pohl has taken one child; has served six montha*stant miccess in the tough NBA. Assist to Writers other showdown between these two Channel 3. For Passing Attack ROOFING — Specializing repairing Los Angeles (/P) — Thef FOUND-Young female gray-black PREPARE FOR driver’s test. roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ BOOraCEEPER with payroll tax over the Commissioner's reins in the Sixth Army has called up El­ of reMrve training. He holds the league record of 71 clubs for the NFL title Dec. 31. 2 p.m.—Pre-Game Footlmll Tiger cat, collar and bell, vieinltv experience for accounting office. Show, Channel 8. Ages 16 to 60. Driving iand class ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ Midget grid loop from Bill Sko- The Lakers have compiled a 9-2 points in a single game and is an Philadelphia edged Green Bay for Highland Park School, MI 3-0658. room. Three instructor* No watt­ Some typing experience preferred. neski wldle Lee Fracchia has been gin Baylor for actiye^duty. record in the NBA and seemed outstanding rebounder and play- the crown la.st year, 17-13. 2:15—-Minnesota v*. Iowa, New York (/P)—With defense.* alerted to the pa.ssing thieats of paired. Aluminum siding. 30 Call MI 9-2206. named president of the Little riddling the chanc«j|^|l|||^he For Higfi Bat Mark Channel 8. Sonny .lurgcnsen and Y. A. Tittle, the Philadelphia Eagles and New ing, Manchester Driving Acade­ years’ experience. Free estimates. headed for a 'Western Division maker. Other Eastern action sends the my PI 2-7249. Call Howley, MI 3-6861. Ml 3-0763. League, succeeding Jim Higrgins... Los Angeles Lakers to bring title after twice thumping the St. Although a super-star and paid Dallas Cowboys (4-4) to Pitts­ 2:30—Pro Basketball,. Roy­ York Giants may turn to the ground attack in tomorrow's vital Na­ Perannala WOMAN WANTED in our Shirt It's also been a tough week or a National Basketball Associ­ Louis Hawks, the perennial lead­ in proportion to his talent, Baylor burgh (3-5) and the Cleveland als V*. Packers, Channels 22, tional Football League game at Yankee Stadium. Department, 5-day week. Apply baseball players. Sanuny White's ation championship to their new ers. Baylor has been having an­ is the idol of his teammates. An­ Newton, Mass, (fl*)—Outfield- ♦ don as my manager again. Browns (5-3) to Washington SO. Jurgensen’s pa.3scfl to Tommy*'------ELB<7TROLUX Sales and Sendee, Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 1 HeatinR and Plamhinq 17 New System Laundry, Harrison wife has sued for separate support home. other of his sensational seasons other Laker forward, Rudy La- "I had nothing against Gor­ (O-Rl. The San Francisco 49ers 4 p.m.—.NFL Game of Week, McDonald, Pete Retzlaff and Bob- bonded representative, Alfred St. and Ted Lepcio's wife was granted er Jimmy Piersall today gave' Channel S, 60.000 has been sasured for weeks PLUMBING AND heating - re­ An Army spokesman at the and, teaming with sophomore Russo, paid him this compliment:: don. I Just didn’t see any (4-3-11 move into Los Angeles b.v Walston normally account for Amell, 208 Henry 8t. Tei. Ml IDEAL XMAS gifts—wide selection SALES CLERK year 'round, 9:86 a divorce. Both ate former Boston' guard Jerry West, has provided a "Elg, we love you because you an assist to the Cleveland (2-6) and the Baltimore Colts 4:30—TV Race of Week, the Eagles’ big gainers. Opponents with all reserved seats- sold long 3-0450. modeling installations, repairs. presidio at San Francisco said point In ever etartlng in all Channel 18. ago. of new and used bicycles, small a.m.-l p.m. daily. Apply Dewey- Red Sox playurs. White was recent­ great one-two scoring punch of combine a mountain of humility baseball writers for last sea­ over again -with him. (4-4) invade Minnesota (1-7) in have learned to respect the run­ deposit holds one for Christmas. All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ Richman, Monday, Nov. 13. ly released by the Milwaukee last night that Baylor’s orders son's .322 batting average — other Western activity. The De­ 5 p.m.—All-Star Golf, Chan­ ning abilit.v of Clarence Peaks, Philadelphia with a 7-1 record PERMANENT removal of unwant­ perience, 24-hour service. Call had been mailed to him in Los 67 points a game. -with a mountain of talent, and I "I was always treated very nels 22, .SO. ed hair. Miss Blanche Mason, 540 The Bike Shop, 257 Spnice St. Braves and the much traveled Lep- KARL THEN ROGER PARROTT Baylor is the first major pro­ am proud to be on the same team highest in his major league fairly by the Cleveland organ­ troit Lions (4-3-1) will give the Billy Barnes and Ted Dean. leads New York (6-2) by one full Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. OPENING NEW division—be a ,clo has caught on with the New Angeles. He said .th^ B a y lo r career. Cardinals a look at their new 5:15—College Fnnthall Score­ gam.e with *six to play. A defeat Vernon St., Manchester, Conn. By probably would have to report to fessional basketball star to be with you.” ization. Hie management was Tile Giants also have taken to appointment. Phone MI 9-9020 home shopping representative in York M eta__ Chucl: Saimond and “Those •writers out there got "Zepiiyr”—or twin flanker -of­ board, Cliannel 8. the air for their most consistent would drop the Gianta two games yoUr area, full Or part-time. 'Taka Bob HamiU are both starting mem- active duty in about a month. called up. Many of the leading Laker Trainer Frank O’Neil wonderful to me. 5:80—Big Time Wrestling, Business Services Offered 1.3 Radlo-T\* Repair players in the game are not eli­ says there is doubt in his mind m« mad," explained Piersall "I'd still like to come back fense at St. Louis (4-4), in an gains with Tittle or Charlie Con- back, a staggering handicap- at RIDE WANTED to Cottage Grove orciers. No delivery. No collec­ bers of Springfield's College's soc­ Baylor said he hasn't received Inter-conference sti-uggle. The Channel 8. this late stage, while the winning CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Services 18 tions. Write Box K, Herald. Unique Favorite Role gible for military service because that Baylor will pass the army who recently was traded by to Boston.” 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, erly hitting Del Shofner. Kyle Rote Road, Bloomfield from Parkade cer team this fall. the ordera. His coach, Fred S(:hauB, Cleveland to the WaMilngton East leads the West 5-3 in vic­ and Joe \VaIton. But Alex Web­ Eagles wou)d certainly be in a area. Hour* 8-4:30, MI 3-5293. Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558 they exceed the height limit ’of physical. iPlersall said hs was sorry .Alongl vs. I-ogan, Channel 8. between 1:30-4:30 or any time TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, PART-TIME counter girl, 8 a.m. te OUff Burton, veteran Meriden was stunned by the announcement. six feet, six inches. "Dr. Robert Horstman, ortho­ Senatom. "They were on me Jimmy Dykes got fired as tories scored across conference ster’s powei-fiil thrusts and Bob commanding position in their drive Economical. High quality parU. Record qwrts editor, writing in his boundaries. Siinda.v— lovmrd a second straight title. A RIDE WANTED to St. Petersburg, Saturday or Sunday. noon. Apply in person. Mister “ He's the greatest player in the Baylor. 6-5 and weighing 230 pedic consultant, has diagnosed so bad I Just had to show them Cleveland manager. 2 p.m.—Giants vs. Eagles, Gaiters’ flashes of brilliance en­ Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Donut, W. Middle Tpke. column last Thursday, reported For Grid Squad Today game; the records prove that,” something. I think I made Philadelphia will bank heavily able the club to move the ball on New York victory, of course, would Fla., by gentleman. Early Decem­ service since 1931. - Phone Ml pounds, is generally recognized as Baylor’s chronic back ailment as "He was one great guy," on the passing of Sonny Jurgen- Channel S. ber References exchanged. Box ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ flwt Maachester High’s vlctoiy In said Schaus. "I’m standing now, one of the greatest all around them eat a few words.” Jim said. "It wasn't his fault the ground. throw it into a tie The two clubs 9-4587. Potterton'a, ISO Cienter St. SENIOR LIBRARY Assistant, the CCH, Cross Country Field Day a deformity which aggravates Bcn. the comparative youngster 2 p.m.—Cowimys v*. Steel- play again Dec. 10 at Philadelphia. H, Herald. tiques Included. Work ^aranteed. but I’m going to have to sit down. players in-the history of profes­ muscles and nerves in his back, "If 'Washington is happy to the club dldn|t do better. ers. Channels 22, .SO. If It comes down to field goal Ml 9-1962 Hamden Library Dept. $4300-$5300. at Central Copnectlcut State Col­ By FRANK CLINE This Is quite a shock.” have me, I’m happy to be go­ who more and more is shaping up Both teams are heading into CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, sional basketball. A product - of and Elgin has had to sit out a few "We should ha've finished ss a carbon copy of the departed 3:30—Patriots vs. Oilers, kicking, the Giants have Pat Siim- WANTED Ride from 224 (Charter Degree Liberal Arts College or lege last ’Tuesday was tainted. Bur­ Finding itself in the tmique role of favorite, Manchester High's ing there," added the once- higher. I think potentially ws the rugged part of their schedules. TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot available all hours. Satisfaction in Library Science. Apply Civil ton claims that the race was start- football squad will be playing its final Saturday afternoon game and Baylor, who la married and has Seattle University, he was an In- games because of the pain.” Norm Van Brocklln. Jurgensen is' Channel 8. merall with nine in 22 attempts Oak St to Woodland St. on Main guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. > stormy player whose winter were as good ia team 'as De­ 6:15—All - Pro Sooreboard, and the Eagles have ’Wal.ston who Tlie Eagle.* still must play Cleve­ St. Hours 7:30-4, p.m, MI 3-8368. clearing. Frank C.' Noble MI Service, Town Hall, Hamden, ed without several key represem second last home game of the season this afternoon when it hosts the NFL's No. 1 pas.ser, and his land, Dallas, Pittsburgh, New 9-6053. Conn. Oosing date Nov. 27, 1961, tatives from 'Maloney High, who home is here. ‘T Just want troit. There was a stretch last-ditch aerials have saved the Channel 8. hab made good on 10 of 16. Oddly TELEVISION antennas and rotor Brist(4 Eastern at Memoristl Field. Game time is 1:30. them to understand that I’m early in the season when wo enough, Siunmerall ha.a a streak York and Detroit in that order. aystems tnstalled and repaired. were delayed because of quarter­ While the Indians no longer cian's------^------not any saviour. I’m going Eagles on more than one occa­ Ahead for the Giants are Pitts­ COSMA APPLIANCE Serrtce—Re­ final exama. When the Bilaloney even their season's record, they won 19 out of 21. After that sion this year. of 107 consecutive extra points Automobfles Tor Sale pairs ail makes refrigerators, Serving Manchester and sur­ has also seen some work as a there as nothing more than a our young pitching staff went burgh. Green Bay, Cleveland, rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ Help Wanted—Hale S6 runners Mvived at the field, the can still wind up with a mediocre H ^ i^ B A L L The Eagles will play the Giants Plans Announced (24 this year) while Walston, with $225—MECHANIC'S Special — 1955 freezers, washing machines, dry­ raoe baa already started. “Coach linebacker. Tackles Bill Karszes ballplayer.” to pieces. It was all the pres­ witho\it their fine pass defender. a better, field goal record, has •Philadelphia and Cleveland again ers ranges, oil and gas burners. ice. 405 Center St., Ml 8-2205. campaign by taking the final two. and Lou Botti, a pair of 200 pound Piersall revealed an interest­ in that order. Chevrolet. 4-door, automatic shift, EXPERIENCED exhibit builder, Dave Bean . . . was assured by Following today’s clash with the ‘Protecting Plkyers’ sure, I suppose.” Tom Brook-shier, sidelined for the missed two of 23 extra point at­ V-8. MI 9-9637. MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. the meet director that the meet plus Jimiors, both have been used ing story behind his much- Piersall said the Injury to For Business Cage tempts. After Sunday each has two home RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, excellent opportunity, Manchester Lancers, Coach Tony Allbrio's on defense with Karszes also hav­ rest of the season with a broken free pickup and delivery on small would not ytart until the Spar­ charges have only one more game improved behavior last sea­ riiortstop Woody Held sealed ankle. A acllout crowd of well over games. NEED A C.'VR and hi d your credit SAM’S UPHOI.STERY - Retired MI 3-0117. tans arrived. It was a blt- ing had a chance'as an offensive son. His contract called for a Cleveland’s doom. Loop at East Side from the shop. Can take care of radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 left. That will be against Wind­ tackle. Giant rookie Bob Gaiters has turned down? Short on down pay­ p.m, H a E Rs(lio and TV, Ml FULL-TIME clerk, some exper­ tei‘ disappointment to the coach ham Thanksgiving morning at Red Cries After Fine By MARV BASS bonus if he didn't get thrown Piersall quoted Dykes ss earned a spot for himself as a reg- | ------ment? Bankrupt? Repossesalon? all your upholstering needs at and the boys when they dis­ Junior Eric Ozols, a fullback put of many games. great savings. Call CH 2-2378. 9-5582, Ml 3-1479. ience in retail food. Interviews be­ 11:15. when the season began, has won South Carolina Coach saying at the time of his re­ (liar halfback on offense, and his | Plans are being made to organ- Don’t give up 1 See Honest Doug­ tween 10 a.m.-l p.m. Lynn Poul­ covered the race was started Both of today's Memorial Field “I had a more interesting lease: ’IPlersall didn’t get me running is expected to shake up | izc the Businessmen's Basketball Patriots and Houston in Big One las, get the lowdown on the lowest wtthont them.’’ During the regular the starting offensive left half­ I was assistant coach at Wil­ clause in the contract, how­ HOME LANDSCAPING, - lawn try, Parkade. rivals have had rugged seasons. back berth with Karl Then and Boston, —Slapped ■with a "I know this Gushue who liam and Mary in 1949 when Carl fired. It was some .200 hitters the Eagle defense and thus make i iJcaguc at the East Side Ree. The down and smallest payments any­ maintenance, lawn ' fertilization, Millinery Dresamakintf 19 season, Maloney's well balanced The Indians stand 1-5-1 to here $200 fine and a warning by the ever, "Piersall said. ‘T had an that did i t ” ' the passing of old hands Y. A. league will operate Wednesday where. Not a small loan or finance MAN TO LEARN retail lumber sqnad went undefeated. No men- Co-Captain Tony Alibrio sharing had never worked a Celtics’ Snavely sent for me to come to hedge prunihg. Contact John E. SEWING TO be done? Dressmak­ while Eastern has yet to win a the right halfback assignment on National Basketball Associa­ game before, was out to get North Carolina to help build lines. agreement with the Cleveland “Tm glad I wasn’t one of Tittle and Charley Conerly even evening as it has in the past company plan Douglas Motors, Whltham. MI 9-2660. business. High School graditate, tton of tbe Meriden incident was game in six Central Connecticut management that I itld not those .220 hitters," Piersall more effective. years with game time starttng at Titans Still in Title Battle 333 Main St. ing and alterations. Reasonable. mathematically inclined, good reported srhen the' raoe results offensive. The Simmons brothers, tion, Boston Coach Bed Auer­ me.” Auerbach continued. "He William a n d MI 3-8688, Interscholastic League contests. Don and Jack, t>oth have seen' con­ bach today aaya he’ll continue evidently wanted to show how M a ry collided be traded to Kansas City ■with­ adds. “I wouldn’t help Wash­ The Giants are fresh from last 7 o’clock. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and personality, knowledge ot ImM- won tntued in for publication. out my permission. I didn’t Sundays 53-0 romp over the Play will be for men over 28 OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ repaired sales and service, pick ing or lumber helpful but not Grooming Underclassmen siderable service on defense and to protest to the officials if he tough he was or figrured that he • with N o r t h ington win many games If I Need Win to Retain Standing cials, fixit yourself cars, always Speedster Del Sho&ier, the best With another'year to look for­ both work behind offensive quar­ feels justified. would show me who was boss. Carolina * for a want to end up with Joe Gor­ was." Washington Redskins, a team the who desire to play organized bas­ up and delivery. Complete lina of necessary. Must be neat and intel­ ketball on a slow and conservative a g o ^ selection. Look behind our Voro riders, reels, and rotaries, Moving—Trucking— ligent. Reply in own handwriting. pass cathing end the New York ward to. .Coach Allbiio has been terback Dave Tupper. NBA President M a u r ic e "He kept watching me and 7-7 tie later that Ragles—thanks to .lurgensen’s office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Giants have boasted in years, was working several underclassmen in­ All underclassmen mentioned, Podoloff announced the fine for not the game. Cousy, mean­ yqar, and two deadly accuracy in the closing basis. Men who find they are un­ New York (/P) — New York’s garden and lawn supplies. L & M Storage 20 Box F, Herald. a sprint champion while an under­ to the lineup grooming them for and possibly some others as well, seconds—beat only 27-24 only a able to play ba.sketball at a fast Titans, still in the thick of the rare 1958 C7HEVROLET Impgia conve'rtl- Equipment Oorporntlon, Route 83, "Gross misconduct” at the while, waa getting a real going of my Indian Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609. AuI t iN a . CHAMBERS Co. Local- graduate at Baylor University. future use. Sophomore Roger Par­ will get Into the Isist two games Boston-Detroit game in Phila­ over, st^piuch so that he final­ products, L o u week earlier. pace will find this league very for the Eastern Division cham­ ble, full power. 348 cu. in. V-8 en­ moving, packing, storage. Low Sundky’s game ■ wipt the Ekigles rot has been a fixture .at offensive for more experience if the Indians delphia Thursday night. He ly protested and when he did Hoistma an d The Bears have come a long much to their liking. pionship, meet Oakland at New gine, new top. MI 9-3248. PORTER WANTED will be the 55th for the Giants who No Plans for Moving Any individual, or any team FALL YARD CLEANUP — Don’t rate on long distance moves to center for several weeks now and can get a working marg^in. said Auerbach would be- sus­ so, this Gushue hit him with a Tommy Thomp­ way since their earlier licking by York tonight to get a busy and spend hours raking leaves. Let 48 states. Personalized service. Ml hold a 33 to '20 edge in victories pended for three games the son, earned one- the Packers, taking four out of that Wishes to enter are asked to vital weekend on the way in the Today 1957 PLYMOUTH 9 passenger for general store work. All etore with cne tie. The Eagles won both technical. me sweep yoUr yard in a matter 3-5187. CH 7-1423. next time he is ejected from a "I Jumped up and Ijefore I two rating as MARV BASS five games. Actually, that first contact John Osrvinl at the East American Football I-eaguc. E.istern at Manchester, 1:30 wagon, low miles, loaded with of minutes. Call MI 9-2660. benefits. Apply in person.- gamM between the Ekistem Con- linemen-of-the-week throughout game wasn’t as lopsided as the Side Rec as soon as possible. In Memorial Field. extras. Must be seen. Reasonable. MANCHESTER Package Delivery ferenee rivals last year . . . contest could say a word, bang—a A’s President Claims The Titans can hang close If MI 9-0386. Rookie referee Joe Gushue’s teclmical for me. the nation.. 24-0 score indicates. The Bears order to be eligible a man need they beat the Raiders becaicse tliey Cross Country, New Englands STEPS, sidewalks, stonewalls, Light trucking alfid package deliv­ ARTHUR DRUG TurbbY Sweepstakes were held to­ Texas Out to Protect Ratings . It was quite a sight to see—and Just missed a touchdown on the only be over 28 years of age and at Storrs. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ery'. Refrigerators, washers and day at the Country Club with the technical fotil call against the "When I yelled ‘What fort,* have membership in the Recrea­ are only one game out of first pla(;f 1958 PONTIAC, 4-door hardtop, champion Celtics had touched he threw me out. Then. I teed quite a thrill to me—when the Boston (jP) —Charles Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, one-yard line and two Packer at the pre.sent time. Sunday, Nov. 12 Work done at reasonable prices. stove moving specialty. Folding golfers' “shooting” for 12'■'birds scores were set up by the Inter­ tion Centers. As soon as enough hydramatlc, power steering and MI 3-0796. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752 put up by Pro Alex Hackney . . . off the Incident. off but good. William and Mary players car- says he has no intenUon of moving his American League baseball The Eastern Division leaders-- Cnilser.s vs. Smokcaters, 1, brakes, radio, heater. MI 9-4155. VUlanova Defeated hy Detroit "I was protecting my ball “Now, I find out that I'm ried the North Carolina line club but "might apply for a transfer if they make it tough for me ” ception of Chicago passes. Interest is shciwn, the league will Remest came yesterday from Walt After an opening-game 17-13 get underway.* ^ Boston and Houston - - clash at Memorial Field. HANDY MAN SERVUCE - Home, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ HUinaki who wanted information t players and if Boh Cousy gets ' fined $200. coach, me, off the field. "They,” explained Finley yesterday, refers to Missouri Interesta Houston Sunday afternoon in one 1955 WILLYS JEEP, 4-wheel drive, ing Company, Local and long dis­ TOOL DESIGN CHECKER the treatment he received in "Why is it that anjr other So far as. I know, this is the who "planned a year In advance to^- loss to Detroit, the Packers bat­ Last year the feaguej operated Raidcr.s' v.s. Wallingford, 2:15, fully equipped, cab and hydraulic stores, offices. Floors washed, on whether or not a woman would New York lA’l-^Tfcxas, seeking^ playing statue was still under- tered six foes in succession before with four entries. Untfl such a of the big battle.s of the .season. Memorial Field. waxed, windows washed. Attics; tance moving, packing and stor­ be allowed to compete In the Five to protect its rating as the No. 1 Philadelphia again I’ll do it coach who is ejected and who only tlrhe an opposing coach has sabotage my club.” Boston is only a half-game to the snowplow Can be seen at 510 age. Regular service throughout TOOL DESIGN DETAILERS mined. been so honored. Finley, national chairman of the running into a hornet’s nest at time as the league is set up the Sunday, Nov. 19 Hartford Road. and cellars cleaned. Lawn main­ Mile Road Race Thanksgiving college football team in the nation, all over,” Auerbach said. even cusses, la fined $50?” Baltimore last weekend. A revived gym floor will be open every good over Houston and the latter, tenance, Odd jobs. MI J3-8946. New England states and Florida. Among the other top-ranked Christmas Seal ' campaign, was Unbeateln Fighter defending league champion, can Harlem Magieians vs. Green MI 3-6563 50-hour week morning. The answer was no, ac- today goes against Baylor, a dan­ teams Minnesota and Michigan honored at a luncheon In Boston Johnny Unitaa and his Colt team­ Wednesday night from 7 until 9:30 1959 LARK WAGON 9-pa.*sengsr, , cording to AAU regulations . . / gerous and easily provoked bunch STRICTLY STAG mates put an-abrupt end to the for any businessmen who desire pull into flr.st place if it knocks Manor, 8:30, Arena. M f M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ . ' S State fifth and sixth respectively, attended by American League Faces Big Hurdle over the Patriots. in good condition reasonable. MI ice-commercial. residential, in­ Quebec plays at Springfield to­ of injured Bruins. and each with a 5-1 record, faced Baltimore— (NEA) —The P 1 m- President Joe Cronin and Boston Packers’ winning ways, 45-21. to use the floor. 9-9002. Manchester Tool & DMign, night in an American Hockey T h e ir SouthwesJ. Conference llco Futurity, Nov. 18, will be com­ The We.stern Division has two dustrial. Attics, cellars^ incinera­ Painting—Paperins; 21 League game starting at 8 o'clock the toughest jobs. Minnesota, win­ Trouble Ahead for The Stilt Red Sox officials among others. In Garden B out tors. Leaves raked. Brush re­ match ranks at the top of the week­ ners of five straight. Including up­ pletely a male affair. Although Finley, who broke with General Important games Sunday.,The No. 1937 FORD half ton pickup, good PAINTING AND paperhanging. Inc. at the Coliseum. The Indians, end schedule that was ushered in fillies are eligible, there were none 1 contest matche.s San Diego, un­ body and running condition. All moved. Metal, cardboard drums. coached by Pat Egan, have come set of then No. 1 Michigan State Manager Frank Lane and Manager MI 9-9757. Good clean workmanship at rea last night by Detroit's 20-6 upset last week, goes against Iowa, As Celtics Receive Warriors among the 174 final nominations. Joe Gordon before his' freshman New York (JP) — Tony Alongl, beaten leader of the divi.sion. with parts for original restoration. Best sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ 130 Hartford Road up wUh another &ie squad. of 'ViUaaova and UCLA’s 28-7 vic­ Schnelker Came Back Strong Denver in the Mile High City. offer over $100. PI 2-7513 after 5 chester. Raymond FMske. Ml which may be on the rebound after year as owner was over, says the ah unbeaten young heavyweight San Diego can take the West* p.m. PIANO TUNING $5. Repairs guar- MI 9-6263 Venatlle Pat Mistretta, former tory over Texas Christian. two straight losses. A’s .will be batter In 1962. anteed. Free estimates given on 9-9237. ' Sophomore Ron Bishop, standing from Hollywood, Fla., with 27 vic­ em Division championship by Bfauehester High athlete, has been Could Be' Trouble EASTERN DIVISION left. But Detroit replied with 13 "Last year we played our 1952 PONTIAC, 8 cylinder, hydra- request. Call MI 3-1365, Kenneth iteyliig a halfback position with in for injured quarterback Jerry W. L. , Pet. G.B. consecutive points, seven on foul tories/ faces his most important To Haunt One-Time Ex-mates whipping the six-time losers or it Robinson. EXTERIOR and interior painting. Gross, threw, last balf touchdown Michigan' - State may liave youngsters to give them much test tonight, when he' takes on can drop one to Denver and still matic, radio, heater, gootl body, Paperhangftng. Wallpaper books. west 'Virginia Wekieyan’s fodt- trouble with 'Purdue (4-2), which Boston ...... 4 1 .800 shots, and wrappeid it up. needed experience and I’m sure tires, brakes, new battery, winter­ han team this eeasek. During bis passes of 19 and 35 yard's that Philadelphia . .6 3 .667 — Richie Guerin put on a 36 point George Logan of Boise, Idaho at capture the title in the event sec­ RUBBISH an(l trash removed at Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. CARPENTERS — experienced. Ap­ broke a 6-6 tie at intermission and upset Iowa' two weeks ago, ’ITie this step iral prove beneficial next Madison Square. Garden. New York Cleveland Browns as a rookie in tion, rebuilt engine and new ootMM for the varsity baseball 'VUlonova finished its season with ground game. 17 times before the Royals estab­ fore the 1961 season finished, the guidance of Charlie Goldman. that his fortunes dipped with the San Diego, featuring its talented brakes. MEdford 3-1819. CARPENTRY—Specializing in the 9-5082. a 7-2 mark. Detroit is 5-2. Tailback Ohio State. 5-0-1 overall and L4s Angeles ...9 2 .818 first time iiv baseball history that 1953. They drafiied him but cut him Vikings, who now have lost seven passer Jack Kemp and mighty run­ smaller work, repairs, alterations, Continued on next pago taau laat 'firing and also earned sharing the -Big Ten' lead with CSncinnati ., . .5 4 .556 3 lished a 66-63 halftime lead. They Rocky Marciano’s old trainer. The loose; It took eight years but the Ua vamitv letter In basketball... Mike Haffner scored two of the stayed well in front' from then I know*tkfii ever was done. Rock is an "advisor” whose actual straight. ner. Paul Lowe, won’t wrap up the 1955 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan,' 2 ceilings, most anything. No job Electncal Services UCLA touchdowns, although senior Minnesota at a 4-0 mark, ranks St. Louis . .4 6 .400 4% “I know we'll do batter because 32-year-old jend finally got his re­ After a 33-7 beating by Green title. Denver hasn’t won a game tone turquoise, radio and heater, tbo small. Excellent work guaran­ Dr. Borqle Sheridan viewed the Detroit ...... 3 . 6 .333 5 until Walt Bellamy hit a couple of connection is unclear. Young Tony, venge by beating Paul Brown’s teed. TR 5-57.59, - Notn Dame-Plttabnrgli football Bob Smith also played a big part a solid favorite, over Indiana (1-5). free throws to pull the Packers of the experience our kids got has knocked out 16 opponents. Bay, Vart Brocklin sounded off in three weeks and the last time $150. MI 3-1279. FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ in the victor’s offense. The Buckeyes are ranged third Chicago ...... 2 6 .250 5 and the fact we haVe a very happy Cleveland club last Sunday. game today nt Pitt Stadium. The to within four polnU, 121-117, with Logan. 25 ,1s known hereabouts about some of his players, includ­ It met gan Diego it was clouted, MASON Wo r k , ekpertiy (Jone, ice on all types of electrical wir­ The UClans had to come from be­ nationally. ^ 25 seconds left. ball club. We sacrified 25 or 30 Signed by the Pittsburgh Steel- ing Schnelker, who had dropped 37-0. The Frank Tripiicka-geared 1955 FORD wagon, 9 passenger, ing Ucensed and insured Wilson SEPTIC TANKS local Seatlatalao aaw bis son, Paul, Most of the rest of the top 10 New York (.P) — Philadelphia, for three losing fights with Tom ers two weeks ago after he was automatic transmission, radio, bricks, blocks, stones, fireplaces, a atadiBBt at Notre Dame. .Harlem hind a 7-0 first-quarter deficit. Oscar Robertson hit 40 points games letting these kids get their McNeeley. the Bostonian who chal­ a sure TD pass. pasaing attack might keep the cellar floors and stucco MI 9-3001. Electrical Co., Manchester.. Ml AND Tommy Crutcher scored from the also hold heavy favorite roles. which means Wilt Chamberlain experience but this will pay divi­ put on waivers by the Minnesota chargers on their toes but the re­ heater, new’tires, good condition, 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7378. Maghjane, who win meet Green three for TCU. But that finished Alabama, No. 2 with k 7-0 rec­ and Co., visits, Boston- tonight, and Jack Twyman 27 for the win­ lenges Floyd Patterson for the ■VlkingsV Schnellcer caught seven "'We were losing 33-7 at the $400. \ n 3-0788. Manor ana week from Sunday which often meqns trouble for ners. The Packers were led by dends." ,1 title Dec. 4 in Toronto, it also Is time," said Schnelker. "I was out sult appears inevitable. PLUGGED SEWERS TXJU’i offensive and the UClans ord, isn’t expecting too much Bellamy with 37 and Bob Leon­ Red Sox General Manager Dick passes against Cleveland and beat Buffalo Is in the Eastern Divi­ RUBBISH .^ND trash pickup—at- »V>t at the local Arena, will be on got moving In the second quarter, Wilt. recalled that Logan once stopp^ them'on a 26-yard pass from Rudy in the open and dropped it. Every CHEVROLET, 1955—2 tone, 4 door, Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 vMea Wadneadajr night with Bob trouble from ^chmond (4-4) and ard's 26. Odonnell dropped a note into a exchamp Ezzard Charles and lost body drops one onCe in awhile.' sion cellar but the last game the Bel Air, 6 cylinder, automatic tics and cellars. MI 9-6226. Machine Cltanef scoring t'wlce. They, add^ two fourth-ranked Louisiana State (6- ■ The giant Warrior center, scor­ stiver bowl b«mg presented to Pin- Buklch in the last three minutes. Bills won was a 27-24 decision over Staelft and Tinnnday night on more in the thl’i d period. ing at a clip of about 50 points a The two teams play in Chlcagii to Hurricane Jackson. His record The defeat dropped the Browns out A few days later Schnelker was shift, 2 extra wheels, snow tires, SECOND MORTGAGE money-We Onumel M. * . 1) plays North Carolina (4-2), co­ this afternoon in a nationally tele­ ley. It read; “What do you want is 21-5-1, On the Pittsburgh roster . along Dallas a month ago. Since then heater, radio. MI 3-0470. Septlo Taaks, Dry Welle, Sewer 19 Point Favorites leader in the Atlantic Coast Con­ game, has his' most trouble against ^ f a second-place tie With New can supply any amount of money Lines Instelled—Grllar Water vised game. New York is at Syra: for Dick Howser (star abort- Although Alqpgl has 16 knock­ York in the Elastem Conference of with Dick Haley and Dean Derby Buffalo has taken defeats from Household' Sen'ices for mortgages.rtaa_ Terms to fit your Norm Snead, rookie quarterback Tbs Texas Longhorns, stamped­ ference. • Boston’s Bill Russell, acknowl­ stop) ?’’ Bo.ston. Houston and Oakland. 1953 PONTIAC 4^door, radio, heat­ proofing Done. of the Waahington Redskins, ex- edged defensive genius of the Na­ cuse and Detroit at St Louis to­ outs, Goldman says he is no one- the National Football'League. of Pittsburgh was with the Vik­ Offered l.l-A needs, (construction mortgages; ing toward their first national Mississippi (6-1), upset victim night in the other games. , "What dof you want.Jo give us punch KO arUst. "He has fast ings. Dallas has been trounced by er, whitewall tires, standard trans­ also available. J. D. Realty,' 470 porieilcpd a rough day last Sun- championship, were 19 points fav- at the hands of LSU last week, tional Basketball Association. Rus­ "Sure, I would have liked to have Houston and Bo.ston twice. 'With mission, good condition. Evenings WASHED - REFRIGERATOR re­ ,dsy at the hands of the New York sell held Chamberlain to his sea­ fdr Howser?” ’ Fintoy a s k e d hands and a long reach," said played with Cleveland,” said - "I am glad to be back iq the Main St., Ml 8-5129. MeKINNEY BROS. orittsk over Baylor in the morning and now ranked seventh, tries to O’Connell later. "I’m ready^for tne Goldman. "He’ll be ready for the Eastern Conference,” said Lchnelk- all pressure off the two might put MI 9-8456 or all day Saturday. pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, deOnae, but at a Monday lunch­ line, but as 'Texas halfback Jim reboiind a ^ in s t little Chatta­ son low, 28 points, in their last Experience Added Schnelker in Pittsburgh. “After all. er. "It’s closer to home. I also on one of those fantastic scoring guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4587. Pot- SECOND MORTGAGE money — Seweraq* Disposal Co. eon he proved the Giant linemen Saxton warned. "Baylor is going nooga, while Colorado, No. 8, takes meeting. old answer, ‘Let me think It over best In another six months if he I am an Ohio boy from Bowling duels. Neither team haa’' a good CHEVROLET’, 1954. standard shift, terton’s, ISO Center St. for a few days and I’ll call you keeps on Improirlng.” prefer to play the split end a.* I ' excellent condition. 4 door. 5 new Reasonable rates. Confidential, iSO-132 Pearl 8L—Ml I BMO * not bruiaod his sense of to be so high that if'^ou touched a 7-0 record against Utah. (Georgia Aside from their head-on battle, back.’” • -V j Green and I live in upper San­ enough defen.se to stop a bread fast service. Mercury, CH 7-8919. “Nice to meet yoU in which usually ranks as one of the Chicago Black Hawks are minus The Alongi-Ixigan match, main dusky. am here because you get more tires, rea.sonable. MI -4-8078, 6-10 SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired thorn they'd jump 10 feet off the fech. No. 9 with a 6-1 mark, goes four members from ,ast season's event of three 10-roqnders Involv- ' chance to cstch passes. Both the Wi-gon. Snead told Giant ground.” against Tennessee end KKh ranked league's best shows, the game also “ But that was all a long time Oakland' is running last in the p.m. ■ from the ehop. (Taj, take care of , _l*r ten Buff; .‘.Sonny Jup. has the Easterii Division lead at Stanley ^ p champions but they 1 ^ three unbeaten heavies, will ago. I played with Philadelphia for Vikings and Steelers use pretty all your upholstering needs - at Texas takes an overwhelming at­ Missouri (5-1-1) has a Big Bight liave adcred three experienced vel- be seen on network (ABC) televi­ much the same offense:” ■Western Division but the Raiders OLDSMOBILE, 1956. 88, Holiday, ffinaqB or tike Philadelphia Blagles tack, averaging 431 yards a game, date -with an Oklahoma team that stake. First Shutout ' a year and then seven with New have just won a game — they beat great savings. CaU CH 2-2378. Boston, three-time league cham­ erarid to this year’s aggregation rion starting at 10 p.m. (EST). York until I was traded to Minne­ Schnelker wjll have another 4 door, 2 tone, hardtop, automatic • SEPTIC TANKS ‘ looked rather etrange on onv third- and seven straight victories into won its first of t^e season last The four players not l»ck this chance to .’’show ’em" because the Buffalo 31-22 last Sunday. With transmission, radip. heater, white­ PLAT FINISH Holland window OPEN SUNDAY perkKl play during last Sunday’s the game. Saxton, the conference week. pion, has a 4-1 lead and Philadel­ The Chicago Bears 31-0 win Two Judges and a referee will score sota last summer with .Mel Trip­ Tom Flores doing the throwing, CLEANED and INSTAI4JBD phia is 6-3, but even in the games term .are A1 Arbour, Tod Sloan over San Francisco was their first It by rounds, using a supplement­ Steelers play the New York walls, excellent condition through­ shades made ;o measure. All ' Rockledge Area IS-U netpry over Chicago. There rushing leader,; Is tlte spark. Earl Balfour and Eddie Lltzer- lett. Giants, his old mates, Nov. 19 in the Raiders just might wind up UNPACKS — Tony Ku- out. MI 3-2307. metal Venetian blinds at a new .wan Sonny, the quartarbeck, hold- Bayfor (3-8), emerging from a behind column. A Philadelphia -vic­ shutout since 1951. And Ed ary point system ' In case the "Beating Brown waa nice but 210 Mountain Road • SEWERS tory would put the IVarriors on berger. The three new vets are Bob rounds'are even. New York. New York’s hopes of figuring in bek, star shortstop with low price. Keys made while you ont the h a llo a hack-that rash of early season injuries, would Pro Basketball Turner, Jerry Melnyk and Bronco Brown’s successful 28-yard field more important it was the first the championship. While the The New York Yankees, 1957 CHEVROLET hardtop, V-8, wait. Marlow’s. MACHINE GUEAiaant like nothing better than to dupli­ goal and -extra point (after reg­ time I remember winning 'a game New 7-room Split Level, living - - - ,—- - bjr, ,W l»t happene1«« Asan. 8;15 AJfl. to 4;S0 P.M. South St., Rockville, TR 5-2174. single and two-famlly dwellingt. setts General Hespital and booms of science In our country Is In bad But before that happy day, there And so, a disposable factory eoat Open 9-8, Saturdays till 6. We also MANCHESTER-6 room Dutch Co­ a lifetime value. $2,800 savings to shape. We have developed a thing New York — (NEA) — A re­ MANCHESTER , Charles Ponticelll Agency, Phone out inta the quiet corridor. search laboratory cuts its big laun­ su-e a couple of big problems to made of pennies’ worth of matarial buy house lots of furniture. lonial, living room with fireplace; you. New 5)4 room ranch, bullt- MI 9-9644 or MI 8-8109. called the “Front Office Scientist." solve. According to the' leading selLs for about $1—still less expen­ COPY CLOSING TIME FDR CLASSIFIED ADVT. COLONIAL 1ns, walk-through bath, basement Wiener could claim the title of dry bill way down by sending dirty MONDAY Thra FMDAY lOaO AAI.—SATPRDAT S A.M. formal dining room, family size H«,800-OXFORD ST. Family size philosopher of the computer age The hero In science today is becom­ disposable fabric-makers, Klmber- sive than the la'iindering requirel FOR SALE—One full size bed with kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full base­ garage, artesian well, $10,900. ing the one who asks for the most smocks, coveralls, etc., to the gar­ mattress: one Westinghouse re­ Colonial, 8 large bedrooms, because he is the founder of bage pail. A housewlre convinces ly-Stevens: for radiation' contamination. But 7 room kUbstantial flawless Co­ ment, oil heat, aide porch, garage, Lucille Lyon Agency. MI 9-2659, TWO B ZONB lots with city water, money. We have scientists busy li The finished material ia as frigerator, excellent condition. Ml lonial. Custom built by Hutchinson. dining room, living room, TR 5-8070, Union St., $2,400. Call Ml 9-6495. awful science of cybernetics — her husband that her new party a throw-away, tennis dress, made of amesite drive, nicely landacajMd pantry and breakfast space spending money on publicity and sturdy as necessary and inexpen- even less material, Is hardly a bar­ ””^kb^awS b^ ted Dial Ml 3-2711 3-0545. Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths. For the lot, desirable location. Call yMc- tl.e study of how much of Man is time on building claques. We have dress is a good bargain becaiise discriminating buyer. Showp by ' III kitchen, rec ,room, storms, PORTER STREET . LOT 110x160, south end of Wood- machine-iifke and thus how Ma­ she’ll be able to wear it four tlrries .sive. A yard of disposable dre.ss gain at $8.98. BABY CRIBS from $29.95 to $49 951 ELL .LABOR PA/ CAME AHPWEHTf IS SAM HAPPV? MOW HE'S PSAWIHO EVEM HARPER Carthy Enterprises, In c / MI 2-car garage. scientists today writing books to fabric is about a fifth the cost of appointment only. bridge St. City water and sewer­ chines can be made like men and. before throwing it away. 'Vacatlon- At those prices. It's still cheap­ crib mattresses from $14.95 up; \ 6-5391,'John Panclera, MI/0-1898. prove points, with statistics that its cheapest woven counterpart. er today to have your wedding A new ranch and a new colonial. age, residential A zone. MI by and by, like supermen. don't exist or data that "cannot be ,ers, ready to head home, stuff CMtlivad From Frocoding Page baby Jumpers, high chairs, feed­ ^ S A M S ' 41*! OF JULY/ $18,800—GARDNER ST. W., At­ Excellent ^construction, plaster 8-6688. ' 2. But the cast of- a finished gown made of girubby, old, dur-' ‘ PHONE MI 3-6273 WEST SIDE—Overslzs/Cape, fire­ tractive 3 bedroom ranch, all Once a child pbodlgy and now revealed at present.” campsite trash and bedding into ing tables, playpens, etc. 20% off WA8MACV JUST HOPE ICAH H ap walls, fireplaces. Small lots that institute professor emeritus at pillowcases and throw them into garment is not so ee.sily disposed able .«ilk. But, of coursi. If yeai place, ceramic b a ^ aluminum oak floors, fully plastered, BUILDING LOT - 100x281 feet, I have been asked many times on cash sales; 9x12 vinyl rugs SOCAnUNTAIN ■ OUTfHOBUSIHESSTia storms, recreatlon/room, 6 huge need the minimum of maintenance. M.I.T.,. the 67-year-old Wiener is the campfire. of. don't burn it right after the cere­ Help Wantod— Articles For Sale 45 $4.98, $9.98, $13.50; lamps from Brae-Burn Realty aluminum storms and base­ fully treed, city water, city sewer, to take an active part in our space ^ NOnOH$-$UtlOHE8 HEXT SUMMER.' ' rooms, garage,/$15,900. Carlton Top financing .. trading a possibil­ waiting for two broken parts to program. 1 have always refused. EHsposable clothes are here — 3. And apart from institution mony ytHi're Just wasting your $3.98 up. Chamber's Furniture souvniiBs ment garage. Lot 86x136. ity. sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ monev. Male or Female 37 HUNTING a m m u n it io n in the W. H u tch in s,^ 9-5132. mend, following his .random access It Is a moon-doggie. The scandals still being tested, but very much and factory use. there appears to Sales. Ml 3-5187. HOTAgypuBug $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 8 room tion. For. additional information be considerable consumer reeis- following calibers—30/06 Spring- $16,900—WEST SIDE. Beautiful 3 Open at your convenience only or appointment. Call McCarthy down a flight of stairs. Eager to in science that will come out. of alive and kicking. BUnJD TOUR future, graw with ranch,, large living room, cabinet TWO f a m il ie s —6-8 duplex on bedroom Cape, 1)4 baths, get back to work, he spew's forth tance to wearing "paper' clothes” Mott'i. Help ua build open 8 field. 300 Savage, 32 Winchester $18,900. Enterprises, Ml 9-5?9l. John Pan this program will make your head Workers expo.scd to irritating, Ceramic-fare glass blocks, with Special, 30./30 Winchester. 8 m/m kitchen',', beautifully landscaped Foster St 6-4 flat comer Pine and separate dining room, living ideas at a rate that gives man swim. Parti-art, orof theuie problempiooiem isi.s one'>ne ofoi | ^^lor which can’t chip or peel, ar* new mper marketa in one year. TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar­ lot. shbwn by appointment. Walnut Sts. 6-8 business zone O n - ciera. Ml 9-1898. long-smelling or radioactive sub­ Experienced and above average Mauser 6.5 m/m Mauser, 7.7 m/m low's, 887 Main. Call Ml tl-5221. % room with fireplabe, alum­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor hope that he may retain his upper On the U. S. vs. Rus.sia: We are stances are wearing them because sale.smsnfihip. Disposable < lothes now available in bright colors for Japanese, 9.3x62 m/m Mauser, 9 Marion E. Robertson, Broker, MI ;. 5-5 flat Griswold St. 4H-4% inum storfns, separate ga­ hand over the Machine. ahead—but only slightly ahead—in are still a novelty snd command 1 the -home. men and women will advance 3-5913. on Homestead St. T. J. MI 3-1577 they can be b\irned to tiny ash and novelty prices. In addition, the rapidly. Openinge available in all m/m Mannlicher Schoenauer. rage, lovely lot 50x150. Rewirl ProOertT For Sale 74 On Magic Our new learning ma­ hardware like computers. But we disposed of safely. Your choice of caliber at $2 per 38" GAS RANGE, oven broiler and Irockett. Realtor. MI 3-1877. chines are literal-minded, like ali)o are far more rigidly pro­ American public is still hamstrung departments. Apply Mott'i Super HOLLISTER S T .^ % room horn $17,700—MANCHESTER RD. Cus­ MANCHESTER—4 years old, at­ Magazine models are wearing box. MI 3-5514 after 5 p.m. storage space $25. Call MI 9-4914. 'TknhitcrFiiMUBORVf, / / . / / tractive and excellent 6)4 room BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Aladdin's lamp and the other agen­ grammed than Russia. Lwk at our by the idea that waste is bad. Marketa. B87 Middle Tpke East, “ on park-like profiisslonally 1 ley tom built 3 year old ranch, joy over teaching machines. It them in dresses easily mistaken And of course, the. industry Is POINT, LOUt^ ISLM P,f/y. e scaped 100x150 lot hh prime jOca' Large 2-family duplex, 2-car ga­ ranch, large living room with fire­ 6-room cottage which can be cies of magic in the old fables. If Manchester. CHRISTMAS TREES (wholesale). SEWING MACHINE, 1961 model, M lt living room 14x24 with fire­ easily winterized. Manon E. Rob­ gives me the willies. We think of for satins and brocades. Disposable so new and bu-sy that nobody has tion. 2-car garage, coneretq/ rage, 2 oil steam furnaces, 8^ place and dining area, 3 bed­ we ask a boon from computers, we tennis garb is appearing at Wim­ EXPERIENCED bartender or bar Best selected fancy trees, that sell never used, worth over $130, sacri­ place, 8 twin sized bedroome. ertson. broker. MI 3-5953 slides as being vi.sual aids, but we had time to find another, stronger fice $48. Ml 9-1163. enclosed porch, formil-. dining baths, centrally located. West Side attached breezeway and ga­ rooms, bath. Also 12x23 room, must a.sk for w'hat we really want bledon and Forest Hills. E\’en the COLONIAL maid to work full-time in well ea- on sight. Renowned quality. Mod­ ideal for family room, study, and not for what we think we want. forget that books are vi.sual aids, word for paper. erate prices. Extra early sellouts. room, fireplace, roomy kitchen. Realty, MI 9-6315. rage, italrweli leading to 2 Army has beert trying out dispos­ tablished restaurant. Tel. PI 2-7391 TWO CUSHION Lawson sofa, green Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Plata Houses for Sale 72 Full cellar, warm jmd comfort­ bedroom is separated from rest of If we program a machine for win­ too. But the major part of the prob­ Write for prices Hughes Farms, rooma upstairs unfinished Wanted— Rea! Estate 77 On Ru.ssia vs. the U.S.: Russia able fatigue uniform.^. lem is technological. Six rooms, I 'l baths, mo4arn for appointment. References re­ and gray, with matching ' chair. Tenements 61 ably finished—Pric^ $18,900. Rob­ CUSTOM BUILT Cape— excellent the house. Basement completely ning a war, we had better know Hospitals arc u.sing di.sposable quired. Bemardston, Mass. ROOM^ TO rent; also 8 room cot- BRICK HOME—6 large rooma, condition, fireplace, bay window, finished, one large room, garage. has stayed close to the European Disposable fabric is non-woven kitchen with dishwasher. Full ___ MI 3-6466. ert Wolverton A^ncy. Ml 3-1914 HELP! DUE to many recent sales, exactly\vhat we mean by "win­ gymnasium method__ of teaching______gowns for . patients. Throwaway ------^------7^ tage, all utilities, Scranton Motel. THREE ROOM apartment, first full batha. 2-car garage, excellent . large kitchen, basement garage, Oil hot water heat, aluminum ning." Otherwise, we may find the —laminations of cellulose wadding ba.sement with recreation room. DRIVER—S mominga weekly to ELEC7TRIC RANGE 20" Magic $9,600 — We^t^Slde. Immaculate our listings are low. Buyers are She ts, therefore, far ahead of us; commencement robes can be seen reinforced by criss-crossed .syn­ ABOUT 2 dozen cedar fence posts, Call MI 9-0828 after 5. floor; heat, hot water and electric condition. Between one and two lerge yard beautifully landscaped. storms and screens. Nicely land­ waiting for all types of property. ghost (we have really asked for) In systems—in dealing with ideas at graduations. C2iurches are using Two-car garage. This house le drive retarded children to and Chef. 3 years old. very good con­ acres of land. Fruit treea. High 4 rooms o^ one floor. Built UM8. Iu2. Green Road, Mancheater. ]. D. REALTY CO. scaped. City water and sewer. thetic fibers—and roll.s out at 6 feet, $10 complete. MI 9-7906. stove furnished, tile bath with If selling buying or trading, call knocking at our door. and concepts rather than hard-; once-only red carpets for weddings, spotless Inside and out. Owner from Bunce Center, school hours dition. $75. Call MI 4-8^ . elevation. Six milea from Man­ Near bu ^ stores. 4%% mort­ 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-5129 Owners moved, priced for quick On Evil: But we are going hog- phenomenally high speeds. • a.m.-12 noon. Call MI 8-8664. FOR RENT—Furnished roonl. shower, centrally located, parking NEW SPLIT levels. These attrac­ at once Free Inspections upon re­ ware. She may be under-designed | And by and by. every man prob­ transferred.—$21,900. facilities, available Dec. 1. Adults. chester. Phllbrick Agency. MI gage /Carlton W. Hutchins, MI sale. Owner Ml 9-0575. quest. (flail the EHIsworth Mitten wild with computers today. We are in parts, but we are under- j ably will be wearing disposable un­ But at. the cloak and suit factory d . .. . . : ------FOR SALE—One steel wardrobe JUST WON automatic gag incinera­ Hazel St., Ml 9-2170. 9-8464 9-513>; tive homes, unique in design, of­ TALCOTTVILLB;—8 room home it’s just another fabric to be cut. tor, $180, caloric model 21. Will Call MI 9-1577 after 8 p.m. and office, business zone. Needs VERNON—3 room house, almost Agency, Realtors, Member of MLS putting them to unsuitable Jobs designed In the whole. derwear, suits and shirts ("mere-, . j , closet. $25. 5U 3-7791. fer the finest in split level living. and wasting more money in the Maybe we should make bigger |ly cut to desired length, leaving sewn, and snipped. Autqmatea al­ PHILBRICK AGENCY Situations Wanted— arrange transfer with dealer First LARGE FURNISHED 1^ rooms, BUSINESS ZONB!—8 room home in SpCROOM frame house with large Excellent location. For additional _ work. A real buy. Bus line. Ton- acre of land, near shopping, cash service. MI 3-6930. come $120. Hartford CH 6-1037 light housekeeping, one minute /Kitchen, living room and dining grsn Agency, MI 3-8321' required, $4,800. Joseph Barth, process than you can imagine. and belter ■ computers and give' an extra inch to fold back for | tempts to join seams with glue in­ Ml 9-8464 Female 38 I<'urnishe. Parts and .service Capi­ HAND PICKED MACS $1.25 a 3-5129. ers, aluminum storms, central. BOLTON—$2,300 and you can as­ nearly new ranch and large 40x40 most) for advancement and over- tol Slquipment C o.,-88 Main St. PIANO TUNING $5. Repairs guar­ sume the first mortgage on this steerbuilding; Business zone. Ton­ MI 9-5306 basket. Bring your own container. anteed. Free estimates given on ROCKVILLE—Single 6 room ranch Carlton W Hutchins. JH 9-5132. 55 E Center St. aeas duty. "The only place where 8 and 8 Hours 7-8 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 'Hours 3 till dark. Botti's, 260 Bush 4’ 4 ROOMS. Bath, heat, garage, real nice 5 room ranch with ga­ Agency gren Agency. MI 3-6321, we separate boys from girls is in Saturday. request. Call MI 3-1365, Kenneth with 3 bedrooms Children permis­ rage located In the Bayberry sec­ (Office open 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.) Hill Rd. Robinson. modern, second floor. Good nelgh- sible. Rent $125, MI 9-7319. WALKEIH STREET—6 room C^pe, the dormitory” laughs the pretty, irhood. Good location. MI 9-3685. screened porch, fireplace, 1-car tion T. J. Oockett Realtor MI MI 3-1914 COVENTRY—Cozy 4 room ranch, OIL IN YOUR 2 gallon can, $1.13 hot air heat, storm windows, gray-eyed Colonel. U.S. No. 1 GREEN Mountain pota­ PIANO SALE—Only $495 gives you GREEN MANORVTLLE, Hazard- garage, shaded lot, $16,000. PMJ, 3-1677, . HILLIARD STREET (321)— Four Q —■ For how long waa New " i hole to think tvhol my wife will say If gha ever full price. Always low prices at toes. Mealy, baked or boiled. The 95 W. MIDDLE Tpke. 4J4 room brick Agency, MI 9-8464. $7,500. Joeeph Barth, Broker. MI Naturally, with such close York called New Amsterdam 7 Coronet Gasoline, 368 Center St. a brand new famous make spinet vllle—4 bedroom Cape with or room house, closed in porch, storm kind all like to eat—not mushy. piano fully guaranteed. • Ward duplex apartment, all conven­ without option to buy. I ’ J baths. TALCOTTVILLE—2-famlly 6-4 2 MAN(|JHESTER—Headquarters for 9-0320. windows, oil heat, garage, outside proximity, servicemen and women A—Until the British captured It j finds out I got this extra week of vocation this year." Delivered to your door. Call Hath­ iences. available Dec. 1. Adults lai^e lots. Business zone, bus line. two tenements. Why hot c^ l vs? marry -at a fantastic rate. How­ FOR SALE — Flat wallstone, ve­ Music Co,. 99 Summer. Opea'eve­ $135 a month. J. D. Realty, MI MANCHESTER—Charming 8 room patio, many extras, $12,900. Ex­ from the Dutch in 1664. •WHEN YOU SNORE YOU OO'TWEETS TV/EHTi" away, MI 9-6438. nings till 9. Eastern Connecticut’s only. Call MI 3-2785 before 5 p.m. 3-5129. Tongren Ajjfency, MI 3-6321. West Side Realty. Ml 9-5315. clusive E. G, Presta Realty. 138 ever. unlike the old da.ys. the neer and fireplace stone. Bolton NOW -SEE THIS! Cape, 4 finished, large private lot, brides are encouraged to serve out Notch Quarry. MI 9-0617. GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes — Olde.st. la-gest and only^-^omplete MANCHESTER-Bolton town line—3 detached garage, oil hot water Jefferson St, Hartford JA 2-9075, Q—What British king separated ] music store. ^ SIX ROOM single house, oil hot $13,200—6 Rooms CH 6-2255. their enlistments. The colonel, the Church of England . from the 1 deep freeze live fowl $1 each. large rooms, $110 monthly, auto­ heat, finished rec room, aluminum who never married, is all for home HUMPHREY gas heater with water heat, $100 monthly. Call A. Clean, cozy, convenient storms and screens, convenient, Church of Rome? Grace’s Farm, 731 Hebron Ave., matic heat, stove, refrigerator, Heckler. PI 2-8519 between 6:30-6. SEVEN ROpM split, 1’ 4 baths, and family. However, she doesn’t 0 0 |! thermostat converted for bottle Glastonbury. Venetian blinds, a pleasant place immaculate,! $15,500. Robert A-Henry VIII. gas 40,000 BTU. TOli heat four . Antiques 56 $15,900—5V^ Room Ranch PORTER STREET - MANCHESTER built-lns, fireplace, recreation believe that any brain power, male to live. Shown by appointment. NINE ROOM house and garage Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. room, cellar, garage, city utilities, or female, should go to waste. II 1/>MI rooms. $65 complete. Cali MI GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes, good Ml 3-5983, Modem’ style, moderate price Q—Of whom did President Harry . ______L 9-7101. PAIR OF an^ue bar room swing­ available Nov. 15 Call after 6. PI sacrifice price reduced. Carlton and mesJy. Pasqualini Farm, 246 2-8452. . LOVELY Recently the trim attractive Truman .say, "More th ^ any oili­ Avery St., Wapping. ing doors, ^ years old. Excellent FOUR ROOM heated apartment, $21,500— Colonial W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. woman was In town to receive an er man, he became the spokesman | ]D BABY CARRIAGE, Jumper chair, condition-.^ No reasonable offer re­ first floor, $100 Available Dec 1. Where location counts Wife wanted with husband and award from Theta Sigma Phi. of the American In ?ifrns?’ diapers, blankets, crib sheets, and COVENTRY—3 room and bath cot­ BOLTON LAKE—4 room year Fertilizers 50-A fused. PI 2-7513 after 5 p.m. MI 3.7894. tage. Phone PI 2-7039 or Williman- family for attractive 6 room Cape, honorary journalism fraternity, A—World War II columnist bumper pad. Also, 2 piece cor­ EXTRA Special 5-5 Duplex 'round ranch, lakofront privileges, Ernie Pyle. tlc HA 3r3276, ^ full, aned dormer and garage. Will excellent condition, $9,900. $500 proclairnlng her the state’s out­ duroy maternity suit, size 16. MI THIRD FLOOR flat, 5 rooms, One block from W. Center St bring pleasure you'll treasure — GOOD COW MANTOE $5 and $10 down Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, standing woman of the year. She O'F 8-4898. loads. Delivered. Excellent for WcarinR. Apparel— Furs 57 separate oil heat. $75 per month. CX)VENTRY—4 room house, closed owner more than ready for vour took some time to pass on some of Q-^-What fish swim continuously j | Available Nov. 15. Call MI 9-7109 Many other listings availably offer! ^ Realtors, BU 9-0939. MI 3-7925. until they/dle? shrubs lawns etc. Ml 3-7804, MI CHILDREN'S dresses, skirts and in front TOrch,' lake privileges In her philosophies about women and 9-8731. after 5. summer. Furniture including stove MANCHESTER — ,Bowers School marriage to an engaged honor stu­ A—The-adult Atlantic mackerel. play clothes, size 2-8. Call any BEECHLER-SMITH Live In A Classic time, MI 9-4067. TWO 6 ROOM duplexes, central and refrigerator, $75 monthly. MI .section, 6 room ranch, extra large dent on th ■ platform. 3-8404 Beechler-Smith Realtors kitchen, fireplace, ceramic bath, "An intelligent girl owes some­ Q^What Is a feature of kettle­ location, $90 and $85. Call JU drums? Gingham D e e p r! LADY'S WINTER coat blue size 9-5048 after 6. Realtors full cellar, nice yard, $16,800, Call thing to the very environment that 16, $15; others $3 and $5.' MI MI 9-8952 MI 1-6969 Peg Cieazynski, Broker, MI 9-4291. permits her to. get the training," '\ —Thc.v are the only drums FOUR ROOM house for rent, $93 9-3680. NEW FIVE large room apartment MI 9-8952 MI 3-6969 she says. "She should never take IF with pure musical tones. per month. MI 3-6105, CARE AND depiil have been lav­ BOLTON—6 room ranch, artistic home with her and shut the door located at 172 Hilliard St.. $100 ished on this custom 2 bedroom MAN'S WINTER overcoat, medium monthly. Second floor. MI 9-0279. paneling, 2-car attached garage, on it." Q-What use Is often made of | size, and two ladies’ winter coats, CHOICE LISTINGS Include 9 room ranch, 100x180 high, dry and wood- beautiful view, large lot, only the water flea? Oou-Stitchsd single on Bigelow St. for $20,000; -To prevent this from happening size 38. All In very good condition. THREE ROOMS and bath, heat, Houses For **316 7? >d lot, attached garage, enclosed $14,500. Carlton W Hutchins. MI in the service, she says, the now A—Thi.s .shellfish, because of Us < "What K wo get lott? It would bo much batter to got lost O n big colonial on Pitkin St.; deluxe 12x12 patio, exhaust fan, disposal, -And this is Dad’s study. That's him studying now." \n 3-54?2. electricitv Included. Centrally lo­ 9-5132. soft-hearted Air Force plkys coun­ tran.sparenl body, l.s -iften used to ' chicken tondwlchot then with jolly tcindwichoil" G ingh am cated, $80. Phone MI 3-2457, 9-5 $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fire­ $30,000 plus ranch in Lakewood and double sink in 17 foot kitchen. observe effect of drugs. place, aluminum storm windows, Circle: new 4 bedroom colonial selor to young ladies (particularly only. Glass enclosed bath, fully storm­ BOLTON — Modem, immaculate under 21) who are contemplating W anted— T o But 58 cellar. Carlton W. with 2-car for $27^500, T. J. ed. Owner anxious. Robert Wolver­ split level on lovely wooded lot. Hut MI 9-5182. wedding bells. "We try to do what Q—What is considered the first I FOUR ROOM first floor apartment, utotlns. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. ton Agency, Ml 3-1914. Plastered walla, garage, full base­ major land battle of the Civil FRANK IS buying and selling good W e hope the parents would do.’’- I lights, heat, hot water, $100, Chil­ ment, $15,900 for immediate sale. After the marriage knot is firm­ War? - j| used furniture and antiques start­ dren acceptable. MI 9-6522. 5J - R O O M RANCH Manchester Belfiore Agency,MI 3-5121. ing'Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St Call end ly tied, the Air Force then does its A—The First ■ Manas.saa known j see what we’ve got. Open Sun­ DESIRABLY located 4 room apart­ One and one-half baths, 2 fireplaces (one In the cellar, recre«- MANCHESTER—Our loss, your bel4 to keep ike couple together by as the Battle of Bull Run, won by days. Ml 9-6580. ment, heat included, $90 monthly. FOB THE VERY tlon room can be finished for only $500), cellar garage. Choica Delightful gain. Asking $16,300. Must be sold arranging more counseling, and the Confederates. Call MI 9-1919 between 6-7. BEST IN HOMES TODAY'S SPECIAL! of decorations, seeded, shrubbed, amesite drive. Small lot for . today. Make your offer. Vacant—3 WE BUY, SELL or trade antique easy maintenance. bedrooms,, not development, only and used furniture, china, glass, CENTRAL East Hartford—4 room SOUTHEAST QUADRANT OF MANCHESTER CUSTOM BUILT 8 years old, I^arge ranch, full silver picture frames and old unheated tenement, first floor, Reduced to $21,9C0>— Custom Built Ranch basement, plastered walls, hot coins,' old dolls ^nd guns, hobby rear of store, nice condition. $45. SPLIT LEVEL water oil heat, fireplace, ceramic collections, attic contents or whole Available Dec 1. Evenings, MI Owner moving out of sU.te, selling below market value, stone bath, disposal, aluminum com­ estates. Furniture RepalZjServlce 9-8208. and shingle front, magfhiflcent trees. Almost immediate occu­ High with ■view, 2-year-old, 3-bed­ binations. amesite drive. $ood Talcottville, Conn. Tel. MI 3-7449. pancy. room, 6-room split level. Features housekeeping. Will consider rent­ SIX ROOMS for rent with gar^lge. TIME TO BUY! For Capes—Ranches—Colonials—Splits call us at the ' include hot water oil heat, fqll plas­ ing. Escott. ow'ner. MI 9-7683. ■ Available Dec. i; Inquire 184 ter hou$e, 1)4 baths, plcturebook WANTED—-Wine barrel and wine Irving St. — R. F. D IM O C K CO ,— Ml 9-5245 kitchen, (lining room, rec room OPEN HOUSE The time to Buy a home Is now.'See these Jarvis listings, toda.v. press. MI 9-6580. . Barbara Woods Richard Dimock Johanna EvanI with fireplace( 2-car garage, large BE INDEPENDENT in this compart 6-ropm Cape Cod off East MI 9-7702 MI 9-6008 MI 9-5658 shade trees, ^autifui lot. House Sunday, November 12 Center St. All rooms finished. Needs redecorating Jmt top valae THREE ROOMS, first floor. 174 is here. Only $13,500. 7 Rooms WithouT Board 59 Oak St., $75. vaca^nt. Priced to sell. 2-:5:80p.m . LARGE BEDROOM for one or two, 4 ROOM APARTMENT, $30; 8 MI 3-6273 N'KAT AS A PiN ts this sparkling Cape Cod home on Center St. adults, free parking, business room apartment, $50, unheated, New Two-Famil.v 4-4 located 4 rooms finished, 2 unfinished. Dream kitchen, .lavishly tiled bath, block. Depot Square. Mr. Keith, near UConn, Eaglevllle. Call JA B|rae-Burn Realty 2 bedrooms, comfortable living room with fireplace. Sensibly MI 9-8191. 8-8120. at 164-166 Hilliard St. priced at $14,700. EAST SIDE—a 8 decker 3-famlly . $20,500 LOOK!-...... -SEE! dwelling of 12 rooms. Excellent THREE ACRE WOODED LOT— splc snd span S-bedroom Ranch. opportunity for investment. Quick MI 3-2673 - Ptne paneled kitchen, ceramic tiled bath, garage. Just aver Man­ SIX ROOM COLONIAL, 4 years tale price $19,000. Robert J. MANCHESTER HOLi,YWOOD| old. Consisting of three large chester line in Bolton. Custom built and lo|n’ priced at $17,500. Smith, Inc., 963 Main St MI FIVE ROOM brick ranch, large I SECTION—8' rooms, 1% baths, bedrooms, living room, dining 9-8241. room and kitchen, built-lns. Iti size attic, can be made into 7 room S5IASHING VALUE—Buy this stately 7-room brick and Jframe Glastonbury garage,. excellent location and house, good location. Call MI Condition. Close to bus and shop­ baths, fireplace, hot water oil 6 RCXJM COLONIAL MANCHEST^ and vicinity—beau­ 4-0789 after 6:30 p.m. Colonial and live happily ever after. Only 10 years young. Price "Good morning—my namo Ir Lottor''Schuhi, and 8249 5986 heat, plastered walls, full insula­ includes many pxtrag such as appliances, carpeting, two-car ga­ $1 >0-20 ping center. tiful 8 bedroom ranch, garage, " Set a holiday table in this fresh KNOB HILL-CHESTNUT HILL ACRES tion, beautiful enclosed porch, One and one-half baths, bookcase built apound fireplace built-in large lot, many extras,' one block TOLLAND—$12,500. Lovely (Co­ rage. PYofessionally landscaped lot, A pleasure to show and a bar­ I roprosont tho Schultz‘oxtorminotihg torvko.* The mozt popular style in ward- gingham apron . and tablecloth, patio, combination windows and china in dining room, choice of decorations. Seeded, shrubbed from taa, Just minutes from Hart­ lonial farmhouse completely gain to buy at $21,000. >bb«a tha oountry over—the slim, both festively embroidered with Executive home ujider $60,000. Desigrned in the true 5-ROOM RANCH, nreplace*; full doors, amesite drive, city water amesite drive. Small lot of easy maintenance. ’ ford, full price $14,900. Many more papered and painted inside and boconUnc classic that graces so Christmas motifi! Easy-to-cross- basement, hot water oil heat, and sewerage, excellent condi­ Colonial fashion. House features: Large living room; In and out of town, from $4,900 up. out. Nine large rooma, huge un­ BEAUTIFUL 7-BOOM COLONIAL—conveniently located on N. many occasions. Buttons give this stitch in double-quick time. One block from Main Street. tion throughout. Near Main S t Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, finished attic. 2 plastered rooms SUBURBIA TODAY ana a double brested look. large diping room, large country kitchen with fire­ Excellent condition. and schools. Priced to sell. Elm St. in Manchester. Custom built for present owners. Center Pattern No. 5986 has directions OPEN FOR INSPECTION! Realtors, MI S-agOO,” MI 9-5524^ ; in walk-out cellar, I’ i acres, beau­ entrance with huge livtng room, dining room( family sized kitchen 4 fe. S48 wfth Patt-O-Rama U in for apron and cloth; graphs for place, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths and lavatory. Separate den tiful view of Connecticut hills, 15 The Magazine of Pleasant Places.. Qnce a month 'lO. -'U, 14, 16, 18, 20. Bust MANCJHESTER—4 bedroom older and paneled den. Three bedrooms and tiled both on sei*ond fioor. designs shown; color chart. or bedroom in wing, screened pbreh, finished basement COUNTRY UVIN6 WITH aTY CONVENIENCES minutes from Pratt Sc. Whitney. Extra lavatory on first fioor. Enclosed breezeway and garage. 40. Jtse 12, S$ bust, short S U N D A Y - 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. home near High Sch(x>], fireplace Lucille Lyon Agency, MI 9-2650, with your copy of tho .. • To o^er, send 25c in coins to: recreation room, 2-car garage, large lot, beautiful Priced to sell for $22,900. 761, 4% yards of S-inch. Anne Cabot, tha Manchester Eve­ DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS—New| DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS — 7- in living room, formal dining TR 5-8070. Mnd SOc in coins to: ning H erald, 1160 AVE. OF grounds. 6-room ranch. Two-car garage, room Colonial. Three bedrooms, FOR FURTHER JNFORMA'nON ON ANY OF THW roorti, heated porch, 2-car garage ^ Manchester Evening *1% baths. Large family room Belfiora A|^ncy, MI 3-8121, SO. WINDSOR—Recent 3 bedroom , OP AMEBiCAS, AHPEBIOAS, NEW TOBK S6. N.T. two fireplaces, two baths, city ABOVE HOMEEl—CALL ranch on lot with a far view, full i®anrl|catcr For lst*clasa mailing add 10c Exdtts^t With Borrows & WoHoc* Co. with flreplMe, outside patio with w , r . utilities. ^ barbecue. lilANCHESTER—240 Hollister St. baaement, hot water heat, in JARVIS REALTY CO. add 10c for for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ $ bedroom split level, recreation $15,000 - $18,000 neighborhood. MAN'CHESTER’S FOREMOST H05/E SPECIALISTS dress with Zone and Pattern Num­ JOHM POtmcaiU 8 S O N S ^ 9U981S IS, address CoR MIL MOORE« JA 9-8681 room, IH batha, garage, Call own­ $13,900. for immediate sale. FHA’, 28$ E. CENIXR ST. • MI 8-4112 lEttcning !| p r a U i 'and size, ber, er aftar 7 p.m, waekdaya or any­ $800 down, only $108 monthl;^ In-t WEEKENDS and EVENINGS Ml 8-2818-MI 8-102S complete Have you the '61 Album con- Evoniiigs ME 3-1409 time Saturday or Sunday for eluding taxes and Insuranca. Ihrin* I'beginner. tglning mahy lovely designs and CHARUS LESKRAHCE-^ >7619 T. J. CftOCMffr, Radtar Ml 3-1Sn peiBtmtBt. la M H 5. elpala only. CaU ML 4-lSU. Brse }^ e m s 7 . .Only 25o a eopyl \ ...... '' ' L V #AC» TWELVE jEtm irlr^rr SttPittniy

^pers, complets with spray at­ tachment. The forward motion bf About Town the <»r'' forced the diluted debris Heard Along Main Street into the interior of the car, cower­ / ing the upholstery .and tkb '^ s - Business Bodies Tlw OlMiieta « f the WSOS. And^on Some of Manche*te.r*t Side Streets, Too sengers. • " CodOi MeUuxUct Church. wlU meet Despite this inauspicious begin­ Kkahliy m 7:30 p.m'. at SuaCnnah •Drink to Me Onliy ... ^between' classes at a nearby drug ning, the ‘ family purchased the W ^ley Hmll, Mra Thcttnaa Jami- store, 'sipping cokes with a partic­ car. It Is all they . hoped for . ex­ An economics professor at a If the people who know moat' •on will lead devotions. nearby, college was drawing de­ ular felWW. also a iatudent. cept on damp days when they are constantly reminded of their very mand and suppl.v cur\’ea on a black­ Blit always,-, she drives the two about the schools have their way, lliMniiera o f the Holy Name So­ of them there (because he is al­ first trip to the country. the education of teachera m w ciety of St. Jamw' ChuK* will re- board to Illustrate whether the < A Non. amoimU of bourbon or gin were lowed only a passenger seat in his .celv« Holy Communion in a group father’s car, he says) and she buys I soon be as rigorous and as lengh{y at the 8 o’clock Maas tomorrow, going yp or down. . as the education of doctors and ‘1 always use bourbon and gin her own (because he, is just a hlembere will assemble in the starving college student, he says). lawyers, according to the National |S' as examples," he said. '"Thcy’j'e Nurse’s CD Role ■ downataira church by '7:J50. Well, the two of them i^-ere just Education Association. easiest for the freshmen to under­ The NEA said, " . . .some of the stand.” finishing up a Cbke when, just for Manchester WATHJS will serve a laugh her "date” reprimanded Subject of Talk m ost Influential education leaders In the country appear to be of a potluck T^sday at 7 p.m. at the Pass the Butter. Please loudly: Italian American Club on Eldridge "This one is going to be 'dutch "The Nurse in Civil Defense” will similar mind on two things: That There Is always the "woman’s be the subject of a meeting, of Dis­ the only route to higher quality Bt. M ». Charles Yurkshot and Mrs. angle" to a situation, it appears. treat.’ I'm sick and tired of spend­ Mary McCarthy are in charge ot trict I, Connecticut Nuraes Asso­ education is through higher quali­ Last Monday, retiring board of ing all this’money." ciation, Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the supper, Rerorvations must be education chairman Atty. Harold ty teachers, and that .drastic made by Monday by calling Mrs.. Manchester Memorial Hospital. changes need to be made in tea!ch- W. Garrity was lauded for his Softening the Blow M1.SS Ethel M. Elliot, assistant Yurkshot, SO Russell St. TickeU work wit’h the board during the A teacher at Manchester High er education programs. • will not be eold at the door..Mem- professor of public health nursing "One important change, most past two years, as new chairman School, who teaches a lough cour.ie at the University of Connecticut bers are reminded to bring silver­ Christie F. McCormick took up and marks it just as ruggedly, tem­ feel, would be the requirement ware. The program will include and a major in the reserves of the that prospective teachers be well the post. , pers the whole thing with—flashes U.S. Public Health Service, will be enUrtalnment by WAXES’ mem- After several male bo.srd mem­ of humor. educated in the sciences, human­ b«m. Top losers gonna be there? when you look in a mirror. and celebrated the nuptlcal Mass. nitv " before a recent Chamber executive board meeting. Go^year Tire *°° The Man- Bushnell Cheney Aux-1 » Miss Margaret Flynn was organ- publish a feature storv on Clifford in its national bl-weekly publication the Triangle, to teach." Just long enough for you to | Take the' little two-year-old on i. Making teacher education Uiary USWV. will meet Monday at put out a fire in the bucket seat, j venture at trick or trick ■ ist. cerning his activities as a Manchester businessman and his affiliation with the local chamber. 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Flor­ programs flexible, so that students said the doctor Just a nonchalant-! pp Halloween. The bride, given in marriage by (Herald photo by Saternls. I ______may deviate from their regular ence Nichols, 55 N. Elm St. Plans ly as his stroll. His mother dressed him in a her grandfather, Leon Genetti, will be made for a Christmas party. other improvements are noted. The courses and still be judged com­ And he wasn't kidding!! clown costume. The boy objected wore a pearl-toned satin gown CITED BY AETN.A LIFE siirance. Dependent wives will be petent to teach, possibly through mildly as shg used her lipstick on with fitted bodice. Alencon lace Thomas J. Wolff of the Thomas pressure l|^del A wet blast w^s examinations, Manchester Lodge of Masons will ---- I eligible for a .slightly reduced Pay I p. or Walk ; his face. This, too. was aome- trimmed Sabrina neckline, and long Wolff Agency, CLU. 5 Main St.. schedule of health benefits. first . introduced in 1946 as the i j. certification require- hold a memorial sendee for Wil­ The olhCT day. this embarrass- \ thing new for him., tapered sleeves. The bouffant Rockville, representative of Aetna first unit of its type on the mar- niorc flexible, again pos- liam D. Maver tomorrow at 7 p.m. skirt, also trimmed with .\lencon Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, ket to incorportte both at t h e Watkins-West Funeral ing incident happened to a Man- His reaction was quite differ- Rils.sell "E. Stevenson of 198 Hol­ incorportte both "*8h through proficiency exami- chester college girl we know. j ent after a night of doorbell rlng- lace, letmlnated in a chapel train. won top honors with the Hartford lister St., sales promotion manager velocity and regular velocity blast nations. Home, 142 E. Center St. The lodge Her elboW-Iength veil 'of illusion agency by writing more than 5800 - circuits in the same machine. w1U he open at 6:45. She has been spending free time | ing His mother decided he should of the Hartford Agency of the 6. Putting a brake on "mush­ : get a look at himself before she was arranged^ on a crown of 000 worth of individual life insur­ Massachusetts Mutual Life In.sur- rooming" courses, often built more i returned him to his role of moth crj'stals and peaHs. She carried ance protection during a recent Reliance Manufacturing Co., pa­ upon the Interests of professors a cascade of step^ianotis. The five-week national selling cam­ ance Co., announced this week that er's little boy. effective Jan. 1. all proceeds left rent firm of Pioneer Aerodynamic than on the needs of students. The response was with tears bride presented a bouquet ot white paign of Aetna Life agents. at intere.st with his company will Systems Inc., parachute and space i and cries of "Look, mommy. Boo carnations and pompons a t . the Wolff, sixth largest producer in recovery systems manufacturing altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the company’s national sales force acme at 3.9 per cent in place of I Boos!!’’ the 3.65 per cent now in effect. The firm at 168 Forest St., this week Miss Sandra Farkus of Hazel­ In 1960, was honored for his re­ released its report, on operations cent campaign record at a dinner increase follows clarification of THE SALVATION ARMY A Proper Squelch ton, a cousin of the bride, was Treasury Department regulations. for the 39. week fiscal period end- This repartee was exchanged the maid of honor. Miss Sheila Ken­ held Nov. 3 at the Wampanoag Three local representatives for the i cd Sept. 2, 1961, showing net sales other day between a young man nedy and Miss Marion McHale, Counlrv Club. insuprance firm are Stevenson, | of $29,710,693. U/ESTOWN and woman In a local coffee shop. both of Hazelton, were brides­ The Hartfoi'd Agency's $7.5 mil­ " O n you pa.ss the sugar?" she Burton A. Rice and Thomas J. V V PHARMACY ■ ^ maids. The flower girls were lion volume for the campaign Shipments of United Aircraft j -SUNDAY SCHOOL- asked ranked fifth in the country and Derbv. 459 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9948 Louise Ann Genetti. of La Porte Corporation and its domestic j "May I? " he corrected. two and one-half times its quota. Pa., cousin of the bride, and Joy Connecticut ranks first in per­ subsidiaries for the nine months **Reaching and Teaching for Christ’^ "Take one giant step," she Toraya of Brideport, Conn., cousin To maintain our continuity qCilpped. TR.\N'SFERRED centage of skilled workers to total ended Sept. 30, 1961, aggregated visit A Bible-Centered C I ^ This Week of the bridegroom. workers of all the states in the $796,477,916 and compare with of medical service we are Discover The WarmUi Of Christian FeUowsWp A i r i n g All the attendants wore "William R. RIhgrose o{ 27 Lilac , states of America. 08 for the 9:80 AJ«. MAIN STREET The First Trip shipments of $738,818,3()8 While enjoying a demon.stratlon mance blue peau de sole floor- St., a.ssistant manager of the Sears first nine months of 1960. ride in a white convertible, with length gowns, designed with fitted and^Roebuck Parkade store for the Alfon.so Tami^iaro. former as- Contracts, orders and govern­ Open All Day top dowTi. a Manchester woman bodices, scooped necklines and pa.1t three years, has A | sistant general nianager for Re- ment letters of intent at Sept. 30, and her two daughters were held dropped sleeves. Two cabbage “ "d Industrial Develop- 1961, amounted to approximately up in a line of cans, haltyd while roses were attached to the back will be operational superintendent ^ $1,025,000,000 which compares SUNDAY a herd of cow.s changed pastures. of the waistlines. The skirt.s were of the Sears store there it was Commission, has been with $1,0)00.000,000 at June 3. As the traffic re.sumed. the tires bell-shaped with inverted box announced yesterday by James L. assistant to B. A. Sehmick- 1961 and with $1,100,000,000 a of the car ahead picked up some pleat.s. They wore matching DeRocco. managrer of the local re~ engineering- manager of the year ago. CELEBRATING OUR road debris and threw it on the crowns studded with pearls, circu­ tail outlet. . . ^ . I Pratf & Whitney Aircraft divi- wind.'hield of the convertible. The lar face veils, matching slippers, Ringrose joined Sears in Oct. ; United Aircraft Cor- driver turned on the windshield and long white glove.s. Each car. 1949 at Glens Falls, N. Y., and | ^yjjj $€• Bill for Aiumimim ried .*!tar cascade.^ of white feath-]-ame to Manche.slcr as the hard- P&W nuclear piograma at East 3rd Anniversary ered mums inserted with blue ware dept, manager when the Hartford plant and at Connecti­ • STORM WINDOWS roses. Pnrkade store first opened five cut Aircraft Nuclear Energy Lab FALLOUT Arthur Young of Hazelton. twin years ago. He became assistant (CANED in Middletown. • STORM DOORS COMMERCIAL brother of the bride, sen-ed as manager in 1958. SHELTERS • JALOUSIES beat man, Ronald Cook and Ter­ Pressures Blast Manufacturing In event of emergency, few .%\D R.\DIO SYSTEM • A W N IN G S Albert's rance Cunningham, both of Man­ Co.. Inc. at 27 Pleasant St., has areas, if any, are as good as chester, were ushers. A new two-way radio system, announced eight major changes "on prepared shelters. They are Best Quality—^Lowest Frieea INDUSTRIAL Mrs. Young wore a candlelight connecting the office with personnel its Pressure Blast's popular Model a necessary insuranre. Pre­ fYee estimates s E-Z Terms brocade ensemble with mink col­ in the field, has been installed by A wet blast unit. Increased breath- pare yours now. ored accessorie.s. and a yellow or­ Bs£Udh^ SiudxD the Rockville Water and Aqueduct eiy holes, Jiew- materials, "drip- Mode] Available PAiNTiNG chid corsage. Xl)e bridegroom's Go., Rockville, company President For Inspection BILL TUNSKY mother wore a Wedgewood blue E. P. Williams announced this | proof” gauntlets, new type of TERNON CraCLE SHOPPINfTTENTER Insurance Coverage For aluminum oxide ceramic blast MI 9-9095 brocade ensemble with matching week. j LEON CIESZYNSKI Your Proteetlon nozzle used in both high velocity $100,000 Compensation accessories, w'hlte gloves, and a Operating on 27 megacycles over B u ild e i^ M I 9-4291 MR. ALBERT — MR. LARRY white orchid corsage. The grand­ a 200-mlIe radius, the equipment and regular Velocity guns to offer $300,000 Public Llahllltv mothers of the bridal couple wore was installed by the Vocaline Co. up to 20 per cent longer life, and MISS ANN — MISS SHiRLEY $25,000 Property Damage corsages of white rosea. of Old Say brook in two company and MISS BARBARA A wedding dinner and reception trucks to provide better customer Established 191.$ for 125 guests was held at Ge- service. Invite you to toke advantage 46 I'ears Of Serrice netti's Penn.sylvania Room imme­ Each truck has four channels on i of their Anniversary Speciai. diately following the ceremony. a separate frequency and la under ' PLUMBINC An evening reception was held for control of the federal goveimment WM. DICKSON 2.50 relatives and out-of-town through the Federal Communica­ Water Heaters For Appointment guests at the home of the b)1de's tions Commission, Wiiliams said. HEATING A SON grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Humidifiers T6L Ml 3-5277 — TR 5-U07 Phone MI 9-0920 Genetti Sr., Hazelton. BRIEFS ; For a motor trip to New York Alburn L. Fargo of Box Mt. Rd., Dehumidifiers AIR CONDITIONING I City and Manchester, Mrs. Ly- Vernon, and Frederick Wisk of Jol- ; chock wore a brown wool suit' Iv Rd.. Ellington, have both been Air Cleaners with matching acces.sories and an appointed vice president.- by the orchid corsage. The couple , W-ill LaPointe Industries of Rockville. , Heat Pumps make their home in Sant^ " Ana, Fargo, who joined LaPointe in | Calif. 1952. will be head of mamifactiir- ; Water Pumps WILLIAMS Mrs. Lychock was graduated ing. while Wisk. who came to the AT THE fiw tka d sL from St. Gabri-eTs' High School, firm in 1953 after being with the ; Water Coolers Washing dishas and McCanna School of Business, Philco Corp. as a senior engineer, ; OIL SERVICE, Inc. Hazelton, Mi-.'-Lychock" is a 1959 will be in charge of LaPointe's Water Softeners is easy today... graduate of Manchester High printed circuit di\ision. | School. Pfc. Lychock, U .S. Marine Zone Control Corps, is stationed at the Marine Nearly 12,000 construction men GENERAL EI^CTRIC DEALERS . o !f Corp Air Base at El Toro, Calif. under the Connecticut State Build­ Bath Rooms ing Trades Welfare and Insurance Known for Quality ProdiicU and .Service LAST DAY 30 R.AIDERS GRAB 40 Fund will have new- benefits imder 341 Broad St., Manchester—MI 9-4548 Lawrence, Ma.ss., Nov. 11 — a new group health and life in- j A 30-man raiding party of State surance plan ecective Dec. 1. The and local police early today burst new programs provides benefits of into a third floor tenement at 51- |15 per da.v for hospital room and i A Newbuty -St. aild arrested about board for maximum of 31 days, 40 persons they said were particl- with up to $300 for hospital inci­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER : pating in a dice game. - dentals. Surgical benefits up to Police said the tenement is $300 and lab and x-ray benefits up t J I across the street from Superior to $.50, after a $10 deductible, are Court. also included, plus a! $1,000 life In- RUBBISH COLLECTION- so's home heating GARBAGE COLLECTION c. our wovt AT OUR NEW BRANCH STORE You get. premium quality RUBBISH AND GARBAGE WILL BE COLLECTED Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . tba moat completely effective fuel DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN oil additive in use today. And you get premium servipe. Au­ NOV. 13Hi and NOV. 18th, 1941 INCLUSIVE. tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ ONE LADY'S PLAIN SKIRT anced payment plan and many Yon are requeated to place your RUBBISH BARRELS or other ether extras deidgsed to make Cleaned and Pressed materials on the lawn in front of your houses near the sidewalk, home heatinibraaHir eoag. hut not on the sidewalk GARBAGE will be picked up twice during the w(pek of NOVEMBER ISth and 18th inclusive, at Its usual location on the regularly scheduled days. M o b ilh e a t t;!t9 FREE R(/bBISH WILL BE PICKED UP AS FOLLOWS: Sm dm-acMe. when brought in with another full garment to be cleaned and priessed at oor regular price. M O N D A Y , NOV. 13th, TUESDAY, NOV. 14th, and AT THE ONLY ONE SPECIAL TO EACH CUSTOMER WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15th foMawing th# regular W E G IV E ‘d r K OFFER GOOD ONLY AX BRANCH STORE GREEN STAMPS FOR ONE tVEEK OXLY-J-MOXDAY', (NOV. 18 garbage routes. I fie V t k a d s L THRU SATURDAY, NOV, 18. The coHeetioh will start at 7:00 A.M. each morning MORIARTY NEW SYSTEM so that the RUBWSH MUST BE PUT OUT BEFORE OPEN NIGHTLY Laundry and Dry Cleaners ZHDO AJd. BROTHERS CORNER______EAST• MIDDLE tTPKE. p k e . andi VERNON ST. By A R in U R J. LECLAIRE JB., 301-315 Center Sti' TILL 10 P.M. (Acroaa From Coek’a flnrnffe)—FREE PARKINO Aetlng Oanaral Manager. SAVE YOU MONEY’ :\ Ml 3-5135

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vidiBo e Vb b v oioiamsdM'' im .:. m. co^ ,.-.i i.iii m . . ____ _ , to Narration for the documentary to Ghid ' ' ' htadled by actor-dancer-sbiger-di- “King lo Show’ ^ : ftnlidied -product of their rector Getie KeUy, a dedicated ad­ _ . , Rob­ *i ptodiietaig a com- mirer of the sUent era. His relnariu bery,” ‘^The Shiek” and many otli- btudy of that star- blend-softly with a complex musi­ lams ers^.-*' 'studded toar-ron an off camera— cal score composer Elmer Bern­ ^Tha silent stars riio^ include j lined of Silent Fihtis 'hmlr-lbiig dow can­ stein. ^ TTieda Bara;-Clara Bow, CaTUle- Ltlon ed *^Honywbodt' The Golden KeUy does more than skim the *ress Yeiuo," which- wlU be shown over surface with flashback photpu xnd Lombard, Tom Mii^' Will RogetA ex- By BL OBAf owoqd television producers got to William 3. Hart, Ben Tun>tn ipd liOn Cautney perches on the para* the I^BC television network on light dialogue. He re la tw -h ^ the ional brj^ng about the fact that of Wednesday,'Nov. 29. " early producers fled to California Rin Tin Tin, Just to napie a rvtr' th e M oC.Notre rtu n e , , . John OUbert thill truly distinctive American few. .' ' ' , atxpkflt tli« Q n at 6arHo’s ohdek ' The documentary Includes scenes to be near the MaObaxi bender In creative period; there was no com­ from 22 silent movies which , the case of lawsuits and ne^ escape * . . ChaHle .Chaplin nibbles dalntly plete Aimed histocy. David 1. Wol- the combine Mtahlished by Thomas ) - «■ hla own Btioe . . . John Bany. per, 82',year-oId head df his own producers., feel catch/the sidrlt of re or mote to transformed' from Dr; the times and feattarea cameo Edison teat was determined to put luca- produriiv fUnt, and hla rijgdit hand shots , of M stars as they appear la fliemjoUt of business. ' MkyU Ihto Mr. Hyde and ^Win Elliot ixun- tiW NBC-NBA Prefekkleeal Baahkihett . menutor. Don Carter va. Joe ' Kohds gim to win the favor of V young _ Jacques. - cincinnau Royals a t, Chicsco , Lme It To Beaver 8. 4t. U 944 N.-MAIM STBEET Packers. 3 ^ l^ a Weekend Job", when sp.H s“ - 1 4 AC Katleeal FealheA Lesoa Oaaae W ^y^heats out BHdle Haskell for Wlwe pwdwied from ■$ PHONE III 94850 el the Week M da Jerk Job. an enrious Eddie . . Kee Of Aaaapelis. I t decides to grt even.” llsU Weather t 701 BIAIN STBKBZv FV Race The Third Haa . to Havlllond. Hary Anderaoa. AB-Ster (M t to, to SlNM uday NigU Ad The Havwe Cwrlala n Arnold Palmer la tod%y‘a ciiat- (Gstarl - to, -St "A Star la Bom”. Judy Oarbud, QUM.ITY SAFETY •XET THERE BE LIGHT" . lenrer. “Ruts ot Hontesuma." Rlchaid James Hoson. J e u e r Daohpla BewUaff Widnuttk, Jack Paloiioe. Worid _ NMa Spat tt S tU P est■ Omasa" I Shew 8hew - ' ~ 9. to War n drama teUs of a United Ustt-Herie I —Adveataro -t SEAT Bars TWIN OAKS CeUeCB FesIbaU Seerebaard to Staten Hartnes reconnaissance .^She Wore a Yellow RlMioa” - 4:M Alvta A patrol on a Japanese Island ia John Wayae, Joanne Dm, Ma tlsa al Opaa .OeM T sataam eal Uw South Pacific which must U:U Hiha Baatsaer tt ELECTRIC to '—Boa.Fraael^ Beal J Wrsafllar S I Nasrs and Wsdther Fre e !' COMMBICIAL Ornalliaala Freaa Ohieaae to lA im m Walk Shaw t, ts; to 1 NeWa had Weam er S T.B.A. — Husical. liour. tcatorfaqr Lawrenea News t • A* Waather, Sparta. News S RESIDENTIAL The Children’s Hear ISMl INDUSTRIAL . gK»4«r Vaae?ar’s Sal. News to. S iU FUai Cook's CONTRACTING t:M Brekea Arrew n ATLANTIC f u r n a c e OIL .^itomatk - Adraatares el Ossie and Nan4sl S latemaUenal Shewnme W sesvicr dTAnoN BICHABO V; DGBUO. Prep. ___ Hatty’s Faadoy Faeales , dS 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE-MI 9-3701 TiSS Pete '• Oladys g. MI 9-5321 ‘ SIS Middle Tpka; East Brothers Braalsae 9 0 8-7778 L. T. W OOD CO. OSMslI Msthr'a FaaAsr Vhmlsa i P A G E T W O - • M^CHESTER EVENiNQ ^ RALD, MANCHESTER, OOMNh SATORDAY, NOVEMBER j^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNw SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1961 P A G E T H R E E fUNOHESTER | S U lV D A Y televi^iiin I^R O O R A M 13 Lucky Number PIPE ami SUPPLY WaMdr WbaidiaO PUaL the Ames Brothere, vocAI B ^ p : TUESDAY Television PROiGRAM ENOOBFORATED •;W Storesiaos R n orts t. 88. n Jah Peeree. operatic tenor: Frank Rrlmo Minister N eSn e • Oorahlp. comedian; and the THE NEW 1962 Kukla and ODIe 4:44 Bad Hkeltoa -Sbaw I For Cwol Lynley •it» 35s <%riMs|Mn • OeerFs Touns Revue, featorlns flan* Conried s ^ Rosemary De- WHOLESALE Muco^ontot George 'Young and (Color) ~ Camp, portraying the sqphtoticat- __ bis musical sestet n ^ A d m lta l and Swabby ed Mr. and Mrs. Van (hive, be­ Thirteen is a lucky number for PLUMIING cMd TUm la Ike Ufa •:M AmeHcaa Feettell IiWHpip 4:44 Ota 44. Where Are Vent ' tt. 44 t 'H y»F e nad WeaHwr come tavolyed-'in an Identlflca- blonde, blue-eyed Carol Lynley. "Gypmr Curee.” Officer Toody. n ie z Of The West it t l ^ mtxiip wherein Clem Kadid- . „ 2 ? !}°“ ” Houaton. A 4*. •• * ’ M Seaie ilep ;Texaa Legiaanalres," Roy Rog- Carol was bom on Friday the HEATINO SUPPUES P» 4 * r ^ aM>a Oar WmM -dtogutoed a* » vtottlng Texan — If- «ieu v®y*taeatal n ueeraeui dlehopper, appeals to be their Adveataraa. la Urlaa *'** Nseld n, M with • lOAallon hat. drawl aad VlWz . aim. ISth on the 13th floor of the VISIT ODB SBOWKOCMf njarked moneyr-neto out to "get' W jA Y fF fil Shaw XX. tt. . .“The GeStas Box." men Medical Center In Manhattan 30 Z4«N. MADI8T. . • t u S T r l S ^ the goCda ’ on a fortune-tening nroe years ago. I MiM Lm o bate My raa« $ ^ ^ “S‘Sd8t°^Sfc).-'‘*" p p e r. pose as rapairmen In an at- 'Anima a Oorpo". TBrat orattorid H.^W—p** 8. 88 88 J«npt to crack a bank vault ' She got her first Job on Sept avw wrUtan BmiUo da Cava- s ’aa ■•»«••• ** ’•■ne Cold One.v Notorious klM- Tbe N w BreM . 44. 54 IS, 1983, on the 13th floor of an lleri. apeeially racaidad la Rome * *• fiS H *' Vowora Oporta Sbaw eriu wife arrives In Laramie and •‘The Buteber." n e Met Sc PETEIUMAN PIUm Im^ vvWMAB Rj| 4:44 Sea Rant foUom sa slim lead to fine . agency building. *" La ChleM Ntaova, the charch towM^etqiles-wo^^rirvygao askW * b ' MarshalJHI«i r »4l PlfaB m onere ib^ tirat performance of Rfjpmt mrlea of oonvarastlou op to drive her from town. mtoamg woman uid prevent aa A year later, on Sept. 13, 1953, '»>5e man. Today — TV Tbaatar 4:44 Ozlanel Bleea 43 Wegal operation. OMColDoMitAI thia work took place la 1400 5:55 n ^ n e ^ i Tbs O M Man She ^ her first television role. * n e perfoimaaoe la'bjr the o l£ jS S f* * ’’ Slajeben. Star mtoess’’ Broadway stage •tap to “ alar wltneaa" In the mun- .siffiK is:'- (Color) 4:14 to te b ^ A a d Me Her first important TV role, in • Om» OamtoMtor ®U?™» ®* me famooa a’S J&f**Frtoii CJanvaeasllon ** der trial of hep daughtep and 4144 Qriek Draw MeOraw I When’ aa_" a New Torit AVIIK MLaiKastage Mstar1AT Santa- OMIU A ^am y of Roma, •2M On m m Bpwl ito^ jt a m Shew walta out cm a summerir lt theatre "Srodlo One,” beg«m on a 13th. oader the direction of Alfredo Aa- faoea peienlleaa questioning by an JctoducsUMi to Phippeboro, pretty She wns 13 when she won her • Om BeapoMMUty tonlnl. •nPeaalye district attoniey. StANEK SS”s:■krkway Folrvl 8 ^ ^ . aaaar- o. > Haianaa W. M A bto Adams to called upcm to first - Broadway role In "Anniver­ Raw Ohiiatlaa Selaaea Raala It • Om PaijBMilt PIm CWIee Of SalriaSr^ (COIop); "The Friendship". Little sary W alts.” in which she played Saeilf M M Mm Kaaa 1 Joe to given custody of an eg-eon- EU0TRONI08 LUORATORIK . "OdOfTll^" IM I of S tWO-P^ ^ ct whom-hi) helped gafai amne^ 14:44 Ouleadar s of her romantic acenoe with the Debbie, a 13-year-oId. Orar IS TamT BxpMicMa .. ^ Jlt'a l» Tbe Ufa docoinenteiT detsiltng' the tnafe- .ta®” .JL“®tag seml-publlc She signed a screen contract *•'** * “ • A — Ing St Fort m i« r .. N.C.. and at & 277 8ROAD ST. _ Ml 9-1124 14=44 SSTriT*” nhearaato, neither Bob nor Abby with Walt Disney on June 18. • l***5Y^ aertea. Special procram Cherie . Cowboy and a young • • to cvujual when the actor sug­ Ml 3-2443 Negro Boapel aoan ( • ^ r T * " CtuMMUM gests rehearsing a few romantic 1967. AbyaateUm Bapt£: songstKss become Inyolved' bi Traehdeau 8 ^nes In prtvuo. ron ia n U c,^ of war. while snow Nofodfor Sorvie* oBd R«NabMty „ „ 2 f * * 5 9 neraard Bbew Carol, who stars aa Shenandoe, ItOvoIca Chora! ^ In at Bus Stop Cafe. 11:44 n # Price Is Bight Bto Pieters NtTeeteiOf Danger 14 BT®”?, N. J.. under mid narrates. XX. tt 4145 News Yaura^er A Seu g an indentured servant, in "The dlreallon of I ^ ^ l e x Brad- Ctoema 81 la (Cnior> 7i44 Te Ten n # Truth Maet Tbs Pmss n . W "Minton Do^llar Legs". Betty *F®®"!.'®re) M u a l^ game atar- Light In the Forest,” reported for PETERMAN’S JjSl, Laagaton HaiMa. dlattn- IX R*«r of Stars m . „ Orable. Jackie Coogan.- xiix4?^;^ito. •’SiS Phil Slivers Shaw 8 . . ^ ring Bert Paries. work on Aug. 13. Her studie JHeart of a Woman.” Michael Kmian DeUar Mavis 11 14:14 Garra Mesre gkew 4 nmaMair Md HeMiaf Oo. SUS.*h,St* • “ 0 '~- •:S8 Jack Deaay Pragraaa . t Love A Solder.” Paulette dressing room was No. 13. -■ „ Wldtog. Merle Oberan. ^J**’?®* etars James 11:44 1 9,?, “J .* 5i., Singer—ptontot Nat ra.,1 Aaewar f ’l l AV Vro Seorebonrd S, gk 4X»*> Lave Of LM« • Qpddaid, Bonny Tufts. ' Itoivfn csomedlan "The Light in the Forest” a S44 Mala St.— Blaiielieater y**"* Vlma w •iSa Mister Rd. ' andwasM XFIW8Gloria im StewartoitiwVL wiLn with . - theine Weather Laeal Raws 41 ll!#t Cftincni Tkre«‘ f 4m i ■mmise o f.im evinlngBT>nl at the Y y > ®f-Oeaeeuaeaeee tt. It two-part adventure drama, will be Wilbur ^ t ' a n d Roger AddlaoH uiMter. but Inate&d the party Hews • W i ^ e r tt. 14 Many races (M. Spain XX. M faserly depart on a duck-hnnUng . . . hi?****®" Ody»»«y 44 •■■peQtol filmed documentary broadcast in color on "W alt Dis­ S 3 ?e w " h"y» up at a madcap auction pro- IT DOES Make A Difference Where Yen Savwf 7:16 Film 22 narralated__ by (Hiet Huntley about ney’s Wonderful World df Color" lliK: **”*■ *>® favor **“ I I'JI**' •” auctioneer who . » « • ■ « n » Tea (Oeler) XI, M M rts Camera 44 (he York,' work, life.,.,1 leisure of01 tbeme gta*NtM*AjjJ!fmra Thaater M r'S* f*'* talking hoido. cSaodlu * In some singular mer- news 44 **^Pt®-,®( Spanish philosopher and Sundays. Nov. 12 and 19 ( i r e o Hyma"Tm a SlagStag aa I . l . t —Ool «:45 Stf’oiJSru.hl 1 UFB INSURANCE Jack Lescoulle is adult guide f 14:84 Candid Camera t 7:11 What la The Wertd ’ I mtellectuallst Julian Manas. TV, 7:30-8:30 p.m. BST). NOW! AND TOUR * [eaalhKa ^ W Uharty— younc Richard Thmnaa. A ^ V t-' A A * 3 J % Lzu m II® XX. 44 Premiere 4. 4d 5t ThIa Oar E i ^ Yi*,***- aa boat, and (Color). "F«m1i« _h<»(-n«n»for. m o n e v b a c k ThIa la the Xlta delude AUen Font. Allen Flint, posing aa I Married Jeaa . . Accuzera." No one believes Family Outing.” How one of six Sacred Heart ®o^ Cou*y. Bin a mbetltute teacher In a grade A* ■••t **. >• Daisy when, she claims to have ttor the 11;4S Britlah Caleadar SUMell. Tommy Reinoohn and achopl. asks several of the stu- S A V IN G S NEW SUN UFE PLAN T O »k Ramftpy and coach Jlnmold 1:88 Kbws e 4#. ct seen a prormnent citizen leaving ntotoric flrst..manned apacM flight ¥(HY K A9ART-TIME „ „ f t * Chrlataphera ^ed** Auerbach, dento to t ^ e over hla poat when the, scene of a murder. calmly awUla with h to ^ m U y ™ 1. Providea laaarmaee protec* MXtW laatehta ne baa to leave the classroom for l o a n OHfTCWt !<*• At !*ta Werld Thras 4 Bags Bubbt —- ' I. 44. 84 last countdown. A S H M A N ? Ballder’a Shaweaao nathaway* - *** t a few minutes. , HIghwav Patral | MUIIeu Dollar Mevla ig tiM to afc 65. B FliB 8Uv«r» ^ A S S I ) C- I A -I - I ,, AbbiibI „ Beelal Nates WUh KMty XX "Man's Best Friend.*' Bugs .pre­ 1* Veara With ntapatrick Maverick 4$ 4$ TV 8 k m Of Tke Week 22. 18 sents a dtosertalion on dog life. - i Loy® A Soldier," Paulette God- Arannd fawa .Haipo Mane stars aa silent emcee O M dcB d 4:44 The Dick Yaa D^^e Show I . . . . .Sonny Tufts. * JjTe'U convert t. B etu rM all baaie annnal pre^ s "Three Qut^a Full". Joe Wheat OTd vlewerto guide through "The I III— ^ M M VMMMfM Beet ef Oreaelie ee . . . . T '5 Ford . wrIgW. rancho owner, hires- BTrl R ato Laura, an ex-dancer, to ottered a **■** 44, 53 mtuma if Ufa aasared Uvea tt:IS ladnatiy On'Parade Wonderful World Of Toys." CaPbl ' BAtICItUtTgU’ U aza'^.v —-L..- ______. Pageasl n television contract but her hus- .jn'ogram ., "Behind th a t fu rn ace * to diam rone‘‘three mail order Buniett stars mi Harpo's "voice." , vaaaa-^- W a n c I a i. m U TITtlTf H lit t A iH em e WHh KHty - n ta a c e 65. I ■. . . Oollath . JMdea for his sons. 1:35 News 34 Jw d wants her to remain a 1 IXiSS We Believe 7:88 Laaalo Edie Adams and Mery Griffin are 1607 MAIN 8T-. MANCHESTER ROUTE SI. COVENTRY housewife. O sm an "‘ ory shows the heart- to clean, convenient People la the Mewa s i^ la t guest stars. X:44 Paz-word y SuSS*®L.**'®.1? tafd Berllua.iAn S. la available for male and | Concern ’81 L w le and ‘nm m ie go with Paul Mvenlares In Paradise 8. M, 33 The Jaa Murray Shew XI. X4 .%S''®i’' Y»ta®y ' ' 4. « . 5S M ^ ln to the State Ag^ultural (Ctolor) n e Rouae at Smujrgler's Cove.” toright Into the releotleaa propa- GAS HEAT ' female—ace 15 SO. Peatnre Story Far Adnita Oaly ^ is Uncle Bentley spends the night hi With Barry Barents Co’lep®. and while Paul attends a JThe Path of Hope." Elena Varzl,. _ Number Please i. 44, 5S a haunted house. *yiTui at it*' citlxena, aa^well aa Timmy la given a palh of , , Raf Vallone. tiS4 Henze Party 4 I . Faith For Today 8 :M DnUe OllUt ' | jxith a low cost O. d. VAN Anterleaaa At Work white rata for breeding purposes 18i3t m a t ’s- My UaeT 1 Im H a Vanug 22, St Zoorama i ___ Sereu Keyz . 51 W h^ Dobie enrolla in a course DEUSEN 111 ;55 Newa a John Dalv moderator; panelists Don WILLIS Garage 4 44 {n flgyptology and plana to em- ^ C o t e n t o T ‘'zone‘ '^^ ^Anhjforim a/L. tM sM et 1:8# Perceptloa The Ballwlnkei Shaw It. H ftojothy Kllgnlleq Bennett Cerf 1:44 n e Mimoaalre w . m 11.44 Nem . W eath» aad Sports Dlreetioaa *81 g ^ (Color) Boy Boris tries to aira Arleito Francis. Guest pand­ ____ BPBOlAlJSTS IN Yesag Dr. Matoae tt, 34 *ta archeological ex- 2 f?i| Veathyr and Sparta SopervlM r hypnotise Bullwlnkle to find the MHEBL AIJONMENT aad twdltlpn, accompanied by hla Big News ^ Conversion Burner "Pioneer Preacher.” Dramatiza­ ^'uable Klrward Derby." it a . taf: Bolger. z.za SJ'®*5 S L A .4. 44. It ahapeley teacher, hla father aua- tion covering hardahipa encoun­ U:#S Sunday News Bpeelal > .3 b r a k e s e r v i c e 1:34 The Verdid to Yenra I News and Weather Don’t carry a single ash or 164 E. Oentef\ l ^ l o n Dollar Moyle M NAveu e w _ s____ i ^ From n eze Reoto 4 S. w pecla that the romantic desert Newa PSial tered by New England mlaslon- ^ e .^falra of Susan." Joan Fon- ACtO REPAIR nights will lead to more than the 44, 33 clinker this winter! Convert Street arlea on America's fronttera. dwr a w a lk e r OMBcctloat Baadztoad t dw overy of ancient nitna. 11:15 ,i ^ t e r e F i l m . that old fashioned ^hine 18-Pln Bowling 21 s . . Gwrge BretiL £mday NIcA Rcipovt Nltohfa *-4661—18 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER z.aa ff? * M. 54 7:38 Denms The Menace S NewsHewi A A Weatkrrmaa WeAtkfrmM 4:44 M nger dady Shew | Alfred l^ h o a c k Presents XX I t f ^ e h i e r ® ’^ " '^ ''' Crawford. coal furnace to M I 9-4604 1 55 • The Search. Drama by Vli^ (eolor) "True Son’ ’ the first of a Xand— ... w.of Pharoahfl**,Pharoi Jack v55 I?,***® n w io taterezt 13 ^ * 7 Newsreel gas heat. We’ll A ig g il SUN LIFE OF CANADA ginia Mazer. Beallng with Lillian adventure story Hawkinfl. Joan ColHnsT Dewey 4:14 Edge e f Night | show you how in- f £ | l l | , TT>e..Llght In the Forest.'^ Martin (Color). • ....eeJlng cM.u jL-ecumg. inc * ■** T colS r*' <®®'®») X* Wald, the aoclal' worker. While youth-raised by Delaware 5S®*’® £ ? “ ??®®* **■ M Colonel wracks nephew’s car, then expensive It can U A S a U VIdIclon 11:15 ’Featare Fllifl f MANCHESTER . ruppy n# Clown II to ta c^ with confeaaiim, ^ U:XX Marie 8 . . limlana. returns to his o-am people ^The Captain'd Paradise'*. * Alec J'Jf Americaa Newaztaad 4,44 JThe Valley Of Decision,'*' Greer be. Call today. LfYkl.ltla . , taperman against hta wfil. as pari of a 4:55 News n e New Breed 8 l;4 d ^ U Week la Sporis Oulnne.Bs, Celia Johnson. 34 •■The Butcher," The Mrt Squad 10.so 9;®*on, Gregoiy Peck. 2:8# i^ tb a ll Movie 8 s OLOSMOBILE 5:44 F ^ u r e Film 8 J i'Jf Jtows and Weather ^ —.aww a aav 8UII R ' 4D ER follows a al|m to find-a Philadelphia----- va. Glanta. *JT\azy Pink Nlirhtffown". Jane “VOUR OLDSMOBH.B DEALER” "ftaynge Mutiny" Johnny Wetos-> missing woman and prevent an ’ V f i 5 ®“ ®®* •' MedltaHea T. P. AITKIN CO. TOURAINE PAINTS n igh------w ^- PatrolPat ■■The Huntej-s” . Writer la' lured Russell. Keenan Wynn. muller, Angela Bterens, Illegal operation. 1:44 Newt , a a on ait African safari and In- Late Shew $8 I'X5 News • Medltattons Pro FnotbiMI «2. 38 . ta use assumed name. Dallas Va PHlaburgh J:88 F«l Snillvan Show g .. llA Letter To Three Wives". 512 WEST CENTER STREET Ml 3-4713 • B R U S H E S State Trooper 18:88 Prevaeji 4# 2:38 Snale Guest: Pearl Bailey, singer. Add­ 12t58 News and Weather 8 ' BO 8-1611 ed guests: Brenda Lee. vocalist; 18:55 Moment Of MediUlion S S^LES and • WALLPAPERS W E D N E S D A Y Tfe/erirfoi? P R O G R A M SERVICE • SANDERS, POLISHERS A:45 jPtrat Show 33 ""Safety^ Tesied •:M C«“ ®.ge Of Tha Air ten years blanked from memory 23 Tolland Tpke. STEAMERS FOR RENT ^■Mneatal Classroom ™ ” ®"’ 0®®y Cooper. because of brain tumor to on trial MONDAY refewion PROGRAM (Color) Phyllis Thnxter. • for murder committed during that t;M Moments Of Comfort 5.J14 Bilriy Show period. Chaane! Pepeye Theater Used Cars" "Thieves Highway". Richard WIiloB Dollar MoTle ig 8:88 ^lleme of The Air (Colon 87th. Precinct 88. 88 8 :X6 News aad Weather contf®. Panl’s Paint and (^ntlnental Classroom .**T^e Guilt.'* While traveling 4:31 Saarise Semester 8;99 Sea Haiit, aa Sprhi/.** Paulette Color. T j ^ af The West M rrosstown for arraignment, a _ „ Ceallaeatel CUssreou •A •* MacMurray. ® "Springtime In The Sierras," Roy ^d.S0 ^ v id Brinkley’s JoBmal 8:88 Moments Of Comfort Rogers. , ' criminal .tricks E^t. Meyer Into 7:44 Psychology One 6;5t Felix The Oat . 4 Royal 8:85 News and Weather unlocking«..ov>Jcing h.-,hfa handcuffs. Today Show (Color) 22 M Wallinanar Supply Topper V, gs 4:34 Andy Griffith . 3 (Color) Newsman David Brinkley *ob- 8:58 Sunrise Semester C O R U k N ft M ID D LEBRO O K, IBC. _ „ Btaralag Seminar MnWy’ s Fnaday Fannies 4 .. Continental Classroom , „ The A dm lrd-U d Swabby Show 4l I poleOpie Taylor falls under the bad 7:15 This Oar Faith a e n ^ the world acena. Tonlaht— 645 Midn St.— M l 9-0^00 *'** A^y£S»u«e of Plnocchlo « InfluenceInTlu of a hobo, and hiis fa­ 7:34 Oenlas _ Syltabas' ' ig Ice Cream Co. 7:88 Psyekolocv One INVESTMENTS Highway Patrel 4 » Buying" and Today Show . . . Tmrtlme With Colonel Clown S4 ther.ther., SheriffH...... Andy .aTaylor,, 11 tries _ , , 2 ?*taess BepoH Foreign Television Commer- INGbKPORATED ' 5:14 Early Show • SO l2 correct - the situation. ______KBi-OEORGlt r . JOHNSON JR. Mb h a sw 1)35 Three Stooges News g| ciaiB." - -w*S*t"**"8 Seminar...... RTchard 14:44 Henaessey s 4:16 News. Sperts. Weather 13 7:15 This Onr Faith BOSLPFUL TRANSACTIONS h a n d l e d o:40 Captain Kaagaroa Family Market , 53 U:09 News. Weather B Sporta S 27 Warren St.^M I 3-6960 7:58 Perreptlon _ Todd, Michael Redgravi;^ "9®t, .Clyde Dingle.” Ad­ . Boete Bb_____' His FrFrieade N«wsr Weather. SpOrta 8 5:S4 Sea Bunt \ miral Shafer accidentally dls- (ON a l l e x c h a n g e s l i s t e d a n d u n l i s t e d —MUTUAL FUNDS S 'H ^ ® "® and Sperto X pig News 28 Business Report Film ' „ M 8:15 BremUast Time 4:34 Rrwa A Weather 8 O h t SPEEDY SpM ldty 7:55 Three Stooges coveni that (^ilck to dabbflng tn 629 MAIN STREET TKL. M I 8-1106 "•wa Jk Weather gm 5:55 Cel. Bleep m the stock market. Bobla Rood ig 8:88 Captain Ranrareo 8:55 j^ ljz The Cal A siSSS'ficVaiS;"' Olubbonse a Nows. SpoHs. Weather 19 TRULY DELICIOUS Rockv and His Frie)nds , Thriller 22 St Jarit LaLanae •« «. T^inal 51 Over 8:15 Breakfast Time (Color) Boris Karloff Is host. "Letter to a Semper Beem ftotcue 3 44 11 >15 Featvre Film g 4:44 Yogi Bear g ''^ pver. ■ Jealous husband subjects- 4:45 News 4. XX. 34 8:58 CoUere of the Air • £®P!ata Kaagaroe 7:44 Window On Main Street Saddle". Rancftlph 8:88 Hap Richards -SyUabus ' , 18 his wife to a reign of terror when 3 Scott, Joan T^nlie * tCHICKEN Blue Angels ne suspects her of Infidelity and S’ !5 2.®“ '*!® Drake Shew Shotgan Slade 30 Flavors Jack. La Lanne Show Highway Patrol 4:34 Mornlag Serial ^HlliloBIIiTob Dollar Merle 18 Paar Bhow (Color) 8f Romper Room murder ■ >*»»■(»« Movto 11 Feature 45 aa i r o w B Jb 4 M i n u t e s ^ _ News . g« -Ben Cahey 8. 44. SS. Ftr FAbRIGS, dio|i NUIRIII MILS "Suddenly It’s Spring." Pnuletle ll:87-Nowgreel • a ^ Captain Knniatoo 4il5 News. Snorts. Weather 18 MiJMI Lore Lacy •(loddord, Fred MacMurray. 8:15 ^ h b le Drake Show Lines For Dave.^' ★ Dm* Fabrics ★ W o o Im k 11*99 9aek Paar Show j f In i Gallons! H m world’a "Sliest eatin' cAlck- 9:58 Momlna Serial Reecae 4 ge Malingering woman patient and 14:14 sf/vlT*'*" Weather, 1 ^ 1 Newf . XX «3o1nr) Modem Digest ss a fear-ridden - resident surgeon News aad Weather S4, 44 11:98 Movie 8 g>. cm** with ineompaikble taste. Momlnir Movie ' k McCoH Patterns 'A Drapery Fabrics Film - 53 "Fast And ^rlous,** ■ « Y '^ b e r News A Sports 4 pose problems for Dr. (tosey. Patrol'*. . Errol Flynn. 4:84 New. A Weather l^ljjaii Dollar Moytov "Costom Made SLIPCOVERS and DRAPERIES 7:14 Film ' 33 David Niven. .. .. ,Ann_3oOiem. Rebla Rood „ 18 CALX. IN ORDER 18:88 Calendar s* 48 T)II We Meet Again, at LOW MILL PRICESr 11:44s, sa The5f®*S®® Texan ■®»ta«d Sh-W , „ Sports Camera 34 18 :M News A Weather s MANCHESTER •.Ptek Up 10 Minutes Later ClabhoBie '4:44 lye A Secret ' . | 7;X4 Ripcord 8 I8;5a Moment of Meditatloa 8 1. u S?” M *• Expeditlan With Garry Moore. hpM, and m e Price to Bight Wagon Train 2X, 84 t:9 t la te New* $$ 18:58 Movie % l(3olor) "The Mark Miner Story." Wagon- "Prtoale Hell," Ida Luplno, Steve . .. Tor Your larormatiou 53 Jta"®'!®*. . Bin Cullen. Salesroom Honra; EYery Day Noon to 9 PJS.— Saturday T9 AJH. to 8 PJA 11:34 Caaeeatratien 1:99 News A MedltaNong g CYCLE SHOP Cochran. 4:45 Newa 4, 8 S3 14 ?®‘*y Palmer. Lore 'n a t Bob tnMler Hale angers passc-ngers 7:0e After Dinner Movie 4 3ess Myemon and guest celeb- when he suspeens rwo. orphaned CYCLE SALES and SERVICE DEN’S DRIVE-IN Ptoy Year Ranch IS,3t "Bright Leaf," Gary Cooper. 11:55 News brothers of thievery. 402 CENTER 8T.— Ml S-2660 Color. Feature g I , sa 2*^- Bolger. U :M Love el Life - The New Stove Ahen Show ,, „ Sf^bara Bernard Skdw «t II'44 News. Weather and Sperla X ] ^ t b Or Ocmsequeaeee U :ta The Price Is Right e MJItl®n Dollar Movie 14 New^ Weather and Sperto « 1- O .. . . 8. 44, 58 Hollywood on TV Colninbiti—Humber 3 TIM We Meet Again.” Ray MIL Big News •S' e Satirical ^ m ed y sketch. with Color. land Barbara Britton. Steve u Dr. Ben Dedicated and d ■ ______News and Weather . 44 It Could Bo Ton Unglish— RoUfast U:34 S:„’'irfi?to, S . Weather Local Newe XX ff®"**. ^perts. Weaflker M iSfi*' (•’" kindly old (Oonttnaed from Page One) News sf the Rear. Weather S4 (^ lo r ) Eklfosophlcal doctor. Singer Tina BOB KIERNAN,, Prop. Make A Face 8. 44. n 11=55 »• • • »? News and Weather 44 I*'IS Suspense Theater p H- England Lumber CoT 13:45 The OuMtog LirM ?®™i"' « 1L®'*¥®®. Brothers . and / 149 Middle Tpke. Went IS:M Love Of Life o . . ErpedlUoa S.3 . b,,?.?."’,',® Marty Inglss. guests. "O n tlie contrary," he said, "X 7:15 Film ^8 I^ke.rTtl*.. Robert -r?’®®'"Preston, ▼*ronlca "AT THE GREEN" IXsW News Day Beport XX. X4 3; 44* Challenge g think I bave to do more acting, MI 9-0426 Truth or Conseuaeueea S3 lU 1:14 Best Seller \ 4:34 Checkmato g ___ Gamoaflage t. M 53 Spurts Gamem M n e Jack Paar Shew tt playing the same Tole It’s a ch^T- News 4 4 „ (Color) 1 Married Jeaa "Kill 7'h e^ u n d.’’, Paranoiac disk 13:34 Search Far Tomorraw 3 7:S8*Ohcy«nne Show 8. M, At Borne With KMty lenge finding things to do. I caii’t It ^ n ld Be Yea (Celer) 23. 34 11:X4 Feature 44 #4 Day to Oonrt Jockey believes a man Intends to Make A Face t. M. 13 "Retaliation." Townspeople de­ ll;S7.Movle8 g 0 p6n All pay Saturday Irit News murder him. , do anything startling, but I can’t spise Sberift Bodie vmen he in- ' Night Must Fall." Robert Hont- Joey Biskra Show XX, 34 be dull, either.” The GuMInt Light ' 3 ^ t a on pursuing bank bandits. ’1:34 As Tha World Tnrra •'Charity Besins at Hotae.'* Un­ = Nepert S3, 34 1, . . £omery..^RosaIlnd Russell. Highway Patrel 1:44 Best Seller World of Giants t| **:S4 n e Jack Paar Shew It suspecting Mrs. Barnes renU .a Perry he’s never been dull, FRONT 5ND JWanhnnt ‘ m (Color) , . , ’ Social Notes With KMty XX iw m to a bpokis who pretends that B for sure, and that goes for I Married Joaa S:88Nntlonnl Telvet 9f. 58 Harvra Olsoa Shaw M Home WKh Kitty I}'®4 News A Weather s Besf o f Qreacha { « Is collecting donations for the entire sh(>w. The producers , . . P»S In Coart ^ ^ h e Outsider.'* Velvet and Mi 1:44 News -a hospital funds. 1:S5 New. ® Taylor help erase the self-pity of 1:34 News aad Medltatloas g najCkrlttophors ' Top Cat 8. 54 iwve long since exhausted all tit SPECIAL a blind boy. • 1:M At Borne WRh Kitty “Choo CTioo's Romance.” T.C. *’*• A? Turns' 1 :85 Newt Ihe Erie Stanley Gardner stories, 17 OAK ST. Highway Patrel 8:88 The Price Is BIffkt t f 88 r e u n i o n AT NOteTH FORK - lakes command—and the kisses— Color Bill Cullen k emcee. 3:44 Passwerd when Chop Choo U smitten from but the famed author stUl takes a Social Notes Snth Kitty T|ie >ltinemnn _ 8. 48 58 Ed^ar Buchariah and Chu(ik Ike Jaa Marray Show afar by Goldie's charms. MPPy personal interest In the plot- PhoRt Ml 3-4247 ^ r v e y Olsoa Shaw 'Knight Errant." Two old trail Connora held a reunion At North (Color) Burns aad Alisa mixing of others. The Beat of Graaeh. . . . Number Please . ‘ , „ WIs (a the Aaswer ^gyeWthcomrades rtff va of iw* *e«t*lae^l^^.— McCain prepare ./T—1. _ A\* to • Fork — "The Rifleman’s” home Read -TKe HeroM Every Shaanon chivalrous combat. ' S:St Reuse Party 4:44 Perry (tomO's Masle Hall XX. 8413."And sometimes," a member of or Ml 3-4444 i 'H Home With Kitty town — recently while fllmlne Lerette Yenag . XX. 34 Rudy yaUee, Tommy the production staff Upped us, itfto NeWv a.ao « S ta ^ a ek p lir Bmritau 18 Seven Keys Sands, 8:88 Password jjanav Theraas Show i ^ ” 8^ Gtoodbye" episode for 4. 44 . 54 Nancy Sinatra. Uueata Gardner's notes are as long Williams leams not to put S;N The MllUoaalrs Hawaiian Eye Shew XX. 44 ABC-TV acerlea. Buchan)^ i>lAy^ Yoaag Dr. Malew* 4. 48. tS Aq the script.". -MI »e014 ‘ Xeepinir Company,' Com M w /* Fimnk. Mor- W, RfT|>OUB TMtlB. AT BSOAO Rogers. , Ann Riltneiiord. 23. M quicker than P e tw anU dpated 155 CENfIBR 8V. r Hukia • onto XX. S4 •nd dug through Us ptmt leg and Jo b id e. He WM back at w m tbe nsual legal next morning, though PAGE POUR MANCHESlEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, NOVEBfBER 11,1961 Musical Planned Television Thmiks|^Ying Day THURSDAY Coming Shows • :W d:M Mews l^ ^ e o g e M reaiare F , Dr. KUdare < UngifgpacUtiF Mrfe. Barfiaa TO* Brothefti' Foiir have been ss5sja“*-"'Olawr (O tieg 'Treckl**' Toin Brown. Virginia fellow intern* am oag______Weidler. 8;St n a Beal McOere t. 4g. tS (If^ge BMf^ rents a soon! to. Mdod Ut the caat^ of “Home for > Mw s ts •( CeoUwt Bahia sad OiU* "How To Win FVlealls.'' Grandpa ICr. Cooper (Bpwanl MoMear), a tlie HoUdajrs,** musical variety ) New* sad Weather Faaejre Theater starts pampaiga to iastUl selt-coo- I fiaaris* Seawater icStqr) ftdenoe In Luka, but__ soon dlo- )M>okie who.pretenda ha la collaet'. V edal aUrrinjjr Gordon MacRae, CeaClecetal CtaMreei (Celer* Tales *1 The West, oovem he has -created a ‘mon- Ingr dohaUmia fo r hoapifal .funda Patrice Munsel, Garol Haney and "Under Nevada SMeeu" sler.' In "Charity Begins at. Honfe" pa H lrt to be presented In color 7:W Pareals aad Dr. Baeek Rogers. Tales Of The VUdsgs Adailral A Swahhy Shaw t:M Investigator* NBC-TVa ■ "Joey Bishtw Show" OB NBC-TV TOanksf^vinr Sg3;«*S«ala*r Tqiper U "In a Mirror, Dariily." Whea WednetUay: Mov. 15 (8:30 p-n. CTOuivday, Nov. S3, 5;30-«:30 p.m. Thte Oar raMh S:N First Shew as female fashion deslgnsr reporta B 8 T ). laalrUs "Story of SealiUoult” . Shirley the loss of her exeluaiVe' fail line EST). BaelaeM Beset* Temple. Lon McCalllater. la a fire. "The Investigators" Tiw full-hoiir show will feature Three fitees ei t on anonymous tip which Ann Todd and Murray ICatheaon mosle by Harry Soenik and his Sa^aJnBrfriead. Siches oft aa laquin' into the star aa. Sylvia and Andrew L«w- oreheatra and chorus. Carol Haney ■ ; » acUvittes of the couturiere. StM My Three Bess t. M rence in “Letter to a Lover,’' in win create special choreoi^phy riln fg "A Lesson In A a y . Language.” which A Jealous husband auapecta *or the program which will be pro­ • :W roux n * Oa« t Steve Is the first Douglas to profit duced by Roger Olmbel and di­ (Color) by SiMtsh lesson from Mike's hie wife of tnOdeUty and murder, on C;M Mckleberry Hsand S aleep4eamlng study method. NBC-TVa "ThrlUer" Monday, Nov. rected 1^ Sid Smith. Byllabas U Msoi ef Stots - I d j^k w ay Fatrel ur, favorites of I Mcralas “ The SUIl Trumpet". Dole Rob­ loff la boat of the aeriea. the college drctdt, were first or- Metalas K*«l* ertson, Victor Jory. ) I Lev* tLm^ •lU N m 8p*M. Wssihiw, U Cnnlned as a vocal and Inslni- - ^ e r lO M NewerssI * (t t:SI £ 3 ? “ * ^ St. 8 Sar Wlwa *'*» Waatker l^w* aad Sperts S Guest star David Wayne por- mental. quartet when they were r Mevi* "A Dog For Harold." Hasel tries traya ‘a poverty-stricken farmer dratemlty brothers at the Univer­ « a » tear (:SS News aad Weatkar d to convince Georgs that Harold lOoIor)w lo i. Beyal Canadlha Jfenated FsMee should be permitted to keep an who learns that money ia not the sity of Wbshington. TOeir best­ It abandoned dog he found. Buhara Beraard Ctabheas* It answer to aU problema. In "R oly" selling record of “Greenfields” U:W The Friee I* Blshl n . M Margie E « (Color). Tallahassee TNt W "Margie the Matchmaker." on NBC-TVa “Outlawa’’ Thuraday, launched them on a series of per­ . .. O* Batlea* tl Margie tries to make a matri­ sonal appearances which has The Texaa t;W BU'Felnters gg N ot. Ifi (7:30-8:80 p.m, E S T ). U 4 * CeaeeatraUea wm monial match between hep Aunt taken them, within the past year, Lave That Bah f;W Nsws _ . A I. It. It . Phoebe aad her Mology teacher. to every state of the union and to News 1S:W At The Searce S The atigma oC being bom OM Love *1 Ute Guest: 'The R t Hugh Galt- the wrong aide of - the tracka most of the major colleges and t Mimas Dsllar Hevla akell, member of Parliament and unlverslUes. TOey )iave made •Two Years Before The It leader of the oppoeitioa. British drivea ydwg Jan Batory (Paul numerous guest appearances On U:M Alaa Ladd. Brian ^n levy. Labor Party, Carr) to crime in the "Walk 'IbU” Wealhsa and News ' It aiag Alsag «nth MHoh (Celer) episode of N B C -T V a "Outlawa” such television programs as the Naha A ntae a. Newa aad B o th er SS. sd “BeU Tdephone Hour,"-' "TOe Nsws aad "A Salute To American CiUsa" TOuraday, Nov. 16 (7:SP-8:30 p.m, New* Day • t^jeclal UoBs Clah wUl be presented. Guests: Gloria E!ST). . Chevy Shosv" and "TOc Ed Sul­ T:» Lambert. Diana Traak. 1,ea1ie livan Show." • S l ^ V U a - ' flWtts Ossaava M Uixams'and Victor Gritfin. The, UatosehaMesU - I, — Hazed (series star ShitJa3r. 7:dt S S a M tt OlfeBS . ' ir' ^ Loophole." Ness gala uader- Booth) gives a mother w d daugh­ News "Jounfey FYom Hanalital.” Wom­ worid fighting' internally bver ter a lesson in love in "George’s ^ The Betid Taras an s M Ie owner accompanies the services of clever lawyer. Banner Produces tUchway ratrat Tn'i' ,T.T ClirCinms ------en a l.pOO mile Jour­ - SSUUea DoUar Movie U Niece," on N B C -T V a "HaSri” Seelal Netes WHh KHty ney BO she oen ogfieot a n.500 "Two Years Before the Mast.". series Thursday, Nor. 16 (9:80 HarvM Oisea Shew feM MU due hw for taking care Alan Ladd. Brian Donlevy A T AS ‘Clpseup’ of an elepilaBt. lg;M Intemettaeal Zeoe S p.m. BJSTf, When <3eorge’s (ca- ?aSsrs?e OSBSWs . gg 11 :W News, Weather A Sperts t. S star Don De Fom ) sister Dierdira [ St Hews With KHty 'Wan, TalI/^ Younc man of a Kg. fSews a (Cathy Lewis) and her daughter, Bob Banner will produce the I I|6WR poor family sttempta to change News aad Weather gg Academy Of Television Arts and hU status through the' profUa of Nancy (Davey litavison) come, tor- J Faeswerd News. Sperts, Westher M Sciences' "Closeup" lampooning tahhery.* News Fleal SS a visit, Hazel notes atraihed rela­ Shew mie e AwslamWela g 11:U Eerepe's Fleest Msvies 8 tions between them and sets odt iNBC News correspondent Chet BIgk gekeels Mstek WHs ■ ss "Bitter Reunion". Gerald Blaln, Huntley and David Brinkley at the Nawher FleaM ■. <*. n Advrnteres of Oxxle and Barrist to do something about it. Whlf^ ) Reas* Faiiy Jack Faar Show (Celer) St annual A T A S dinner N ov. 30 in tg, iS listsFealare tS M ney Blake is featured as Dorothy Leretta Yaaas St. se 'TTw Barking Oog’|. An unexpect- llsS7 Newsreel S Baxter and Bobby Buntrock as the Astor Hotel. Mvea Keys A «t ed fishing companion for Ossie’s U;g* Jack Paar Shew SS Cf ) Wyatt Earp trip, when a big dog decides to Harold. , Banner, who will betassisted by Yoeas Dr. Malaae (Color) Joe Hamilton, is executive produc­ adopt Os-while his master Is out U;tt Movie S g Oeesa Fer A Day of town. "Taslr Force". Gary Cooper, Detective Meyer Meyer (Nor­ er of "The Garry Moore Show" and ) The Verdict If Yea g:W Donna Beed Shew g, M, IS l;M News Sd Fteai These Btetv St. m "The Paper Tycoon." D^na man Fell) blames himself for tpe “Candid Camera." He won three GeaaecUeai Baedttaad 1;SS Newa A MediaUeas S ?bnmy Awards i presented by the - nances small bushtese venture for escape of a boyhood chum who Wh* Os Vee TraitT her son. Jeff. was arrested for robbery in NBC- ATAS. for his work as producer 4:M Baasar Aady Mnn and The Ckalleag* SS Q: Did Frank Blnatra and Jo and director of "The Dinah Shore Make Beem Per Daddy S:M Bob Caaualaga Shew I T V s "87th Precinct"- episode, "T b * Aat^caa Baadetaad I. When a beauUful opera siniMr la StaffoM ever sing' together on the Guilt’’ Monday, Nov. 13 (9-10>p.in. Shqw ." m The Pablle htereel held as a love captive by a same program?—^H. H. Huntley and Brinkley were se­ I The Edge *f Night' wealthy Greek magnate. Bob Car- A: They were . both vocalists EST). Artie Simmons.(Mike Kel- lected as "Closeup” targets because Bere’a Bellywtta son sets out to free her. lin) tricks Meyer, driving him Flippy The Clewa Dr. Kildare SS, tg with Tommy Dorsey's orchestra cross-town for arraignment, Ihtor of their work on the • "Huntley- Americaa NewssUad "Holiday Weekend." While treet- at the same time, many years ago. Brinkley Report," "Chet HunUey unlocking his handcuffa Meyer Reporting,” “D avid Brinkley’s works night and day to recapture Journal” and special NBC News the fugitive Robert Lansing^ sUo programs. stars M Steve CarellA KonHarin. FRIDAY Television PROGRAM er as Bert Kllng and Gregory Walcott aa Roger Havillaad. Kakla aad OUa SS, Spencer and, Kookle try to pre- t:M CeUeg* M The Air Fepeye Theater vent.. new father -from . gani jjgtand CeatlBeetal Classreeas (Color) murder. Rgt. Chris Ballard (Mark Go^ I Color) Tales Of Tbs Was* U Hoar ef Star* It t)S* Memeals Of Ceariert ^ n d s r ChUitonita Sides." Roy dard) defies angry townspeople as S:tS News A Weather "Man On The Ledge." Cameron 8:Sd Rogers Mitchell Srivia Sidney. he seeks the truth when evidence Searise Semester The Admiral aad Swabby Shew dt tiSd Father Of Uie Bride » points to Johnny Blaine (M idiael CeaUaeetal Clastreeae Topper B Ifelatlons around the Banks: 7:1 “ Oa* S;*l First Skew '— ...... B household are strained when Kay Parks) in the slaying of a road­ "Ring of■ ____ Fear" (Color) Pal Hereieg——-lieg Semla rejects her best friend as maid of house blonde in “Beyond a Reason­ ^ M n e k O'Brlefl, Clyde Beatty. honor and Buckley's' best man de­ able Doubt” on “Robert Tajrlor’s • Thb Oer Faith Tsytirae With Coloael Clewa clines to shave off his bmtnik- ' I This I* DCeaa S;ld Early Show ** like beard. Detectives" Friday, Nov. 17 (NBC- ELECTRONICS Bestaes* Bepert I Three Steege* "Painting The Clouda With Sun­ Vlaeeat Vaa Gogh ss. s* TV, 8:30-9:30 p.m. E S T ). Captsla Kaefars* shine '. Dennis Morgan, Virginia A------Self-Portrait (Color).- ... SpMdsii iABORATORlES Mayo. program retracing the life Becky aad Bis Frieads ) Sea Boat Gogh in the------artist'st's own words Bad Boy Boria tries to hypontize Breakfast Time Magic Raaeh I CeUege et Ike Air B and throughmgh hla drawingsdra: and Bullwlnkle to find the valuable Felu The Gal Paintings.I. LeLee J, Cobb will speak flap Bichard* (Color) •^irward Derby” lno.NBC-TVs 277 BROAD Jack LaLaaae Van Gogh'sa words, and MaTOn I Bocky aad Bis Frleada Gabel— ...... winnarrate. nt In addition to color. cartoon series, “The Bull- lumper Beem Syllans Captale Kaegare* films of manj of the artist;* Ughway Fatrel vrorks. the program Includes films winkle Show," Sunday, Nov. .J.1 Debhle Drake Shew Newa SHOrSTANOCS Meraieg Serial of places where he lived ahd (7‘ p.m. BJST). The wearer of tha r o jc t:U News, Sportsprts ■aad Weather v is actiml scenes In the Netherlands. I Married Jeaa Family Market derby becomes the smartest man f Love Loey Belgium and France which he Weather New* A ^perls t painted. in the world, and everyone wants TEUEVESION Say Wbea ss. tg 10 :t* TwtUght ZoBs g it. ititf Movie: New* A Weather ut Flay Veer Beneh Beble Reed ■"^e Midnight Sun." Two women R A D IO S (Color) Clabhoese cling to life in a New York terbara Beraard Behled Closed Deere where insignificant Doiina Stone finances R small PHONOORAFflS 11 :t TJe Friee Is Wgbt SS. St News S. A SS. little devices to stir up alf are no business venture for Jeff in an en­ (Color). SSJik \aUoy Days ,. mf^er luxuries but pitiful keys to survival. deavor to teach him the funda­ AUTO RADIOS The Texas g. dg. tt Whiplash g mentals of the free enterprise sys- 11:S* CsBceelrslisaI It, M ■HUIsa Dollar Movie Ig The Cerrapters Bins Depeadahle Service f-v e Tkal Bebt g. *• SS Dream OlrlA Betty Hutton. Mao- MllUea Dollar Msvie t ^ in “The Paper Tycoon" on M I » - t lM News g Wealker, Local New* B "Dream Girl". "The Donna Reefi Show" Thurs­ U:*g Lsve of Ufa g News aad Weather gg. « 1*:J* J^ewHaess, New Berisoas B The major news______event_ of the day, Nov. .16. Jeff concludes, how­ Troth sr Coaseeeeaeea SS. St FUm M I \ i; \ 1)10 s VI I i;\ i( I •* m 8. dg. n -'.i,—week, with "^'ter Walter Cronkile Cronkile and ever, that such responaibiUtlea i s It:** Sem h Far Tsmerrew t Sports Camera gg other Newa Correspondents ' re­ meeting a payroll, hearing com­ Newt AM porting. (Color). *» *• Rawhide g Frankrank McQee’sB Rare Aad Now plaints, etc., are p ei^ p s Itatter re- Make A Faee • . * * . » "The Prairie Elephant." Wish­ served for later life. IS:dS The Oaidlat Ught bone is sent to guide a trouble^ The subject of one of tonight PITS! U:5S New* Day Bepert tt, St ridden circus train to a nearby, nimed segments Is the aucUon of Sheriff Bodle becomMi the second Bep. NelisBal Ceaa. town Yrhen the circus' lion nearly Rembrandt's "Aristotle Contem- * P U P P IE S t:*g Best Seller nlcs Gll Favor’s herd. 8lating the Bust of Homer" at most hated man in Lehi^ when LMariM J«M Bleraatlaasl Shewtime SS ■ • Parke-Bernet Oal- he champions the rights, of . tbs * B IR D S Don Ameche. host. Tonight—sec­ lerles Inc. At Berne With KJtly U :t* most hatro man, Thackeray'Smtth, * TROPICAL FISH ^ y I* Qsaid ond program by_the Baler Ice ■^VF*. Wgather aad Sports Now* d*. U Btiow of Malnx. Germany, Nows, Sports, Weather a tyrannical tycoon to whom every­ Aj^th. Wmid Taro. Boh'Newhart Show g K g News ' one owes money, in "Retaliation’* c in n e y Bbkway Fatrel Besrae t gg New* u d Weather UTTLE & M K ascisl Note* With KHty Straightaway gg, B News, Sjporls, Weather on "n ie Oieyenne Show" Monday, m WObDBRIDOB ST. B a rvn Oisea Shew • ^ e Stranwr." Scott Bose -finds' „ ,, New* Fleal N ov. 18. MANCHESTER Beet o f Orsaeke himself on the dangerous trail of JIGS Featare FUm FsHh fer Teday a mystery telephone caller with •Trouble Along The Way". MI i At Berne With KHty threatening message*. Wayne, Donna Reed. A saddle-broken Americaa buf­ I News t : t » The Third Mas g Jack Paar Mow falo named Clyde that has the dis­ ) Fasswsrd Shaaaea gg ll;2 t Award Theater tinction of participating in laat VBR Jaa M a m y Shew Tiw Ranaways ig, B11:27 Newsreel (Cbtor Trash Day," Ex-newspaper chief 11 ;N Jack Pear Skow Jjuuaty’a ' Inaugural parade in NomM « e i a * «. dt. a (marley becomes much too neigh­ 11:12 -iovieIfo • 8 - . Washington, ij ■‘'guest star" in an GLADYS CfiLOSE t:M Boose Party g borly to-the Brbekwoods. whose Katharln* Hep- lersHa Tsoag ' tg. Sg bum. W all^ Houston ^ episode of "Wagon Train” start­ papers he’d been stealing. 12;M a n d ' . . grose Keys . t. I t U S:Sd 99 8 Nows BBS Weatker s l e production this W titit. T b* Tha Mmiaaeire g 12;S5 Memssit Of Meditatlaa a shaggy bison thus betiomes the first Veoag Dr Malsaa a M "Bridge Across Five Days." Tod 1:N ROLAND BEAUCHCSNE Oaesa Fer A Day A it. M and Buz try'to help a woman who 1:2» N e ^ ami Hedltalloas ' 8 animal tn the title role of a "W agon trtd mi* Vertoi la Y m -.-*.** tMters.onwi* theasiw brinkui UIB Wqg InstablUty lllDUUDilUy Train" episode. The drama has- AT FMoa These Bsste It. gg amAeodmlafter she I* releasedI fromfri - a state ‘V ■ CsaaeMeat Bead stood g mental hospital. Utied “ClydA" - ("Wagon Whs DC Too Troetr dd. it R ^ r t Tayler’s OeteeHve* tt. Sd Astronaut Story 2^xln is presented bn NBO-TV, <:*e ‘ Beyond a Reasonable Doubt." CAMEO BEAUTY Bawer Aady Shew g Holbrook and 8ft- \-nrio Chris BaltardDoii Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 p.m. IBJST.) ■ M e Beem Fer Daddy a . a J W angiTT------tovmspeople------to a AmwIeaB Baadstaad A dg. B the troth iiLa slaying. On ALCO^Show STUDIO 1 The Fohllo laleroal Tee .Pitetotsaes , A tg . . Songs familiar, to radio Usteneni- I The Edge at MlgW' of yesteryear,, current tuqes, A Now CHvlag Toy Vatoe Stamps "fioclal cumbers." Fred and-Bar- W (to Fred Astaire, hosiing, Bera’s Kdirweed noYjgq to charm school to be comedy sketch and « salute to an­ Ml ready for the ambassador’s white Nancy Olson snd Lin McCarthy other one of the "F ifty N ifty Unlt- 9“2742 ------i,jrew**taad U# reception. star in "Fam ily Outing,’’ the fiSt MS Mala Sb, Masrtiestsr i News Baras A Alim Tg to States" will be presented during I Fbotaro FUm tjdt h alf-h our rdrama______on ALCOA_ PRHJ- "Bounty Hunter". Randolph fioott. 77 Baeset Strip A M B Perry Como’s K raft Music HaU" •The Ulseing Daddy Caper." Jeff M E ^ ’s now dramatic sertM P o 1 o r broadcist on NBC-TV Tuesday. Nov. 14, from 10-10:80 B ^n esday, Nov. 15 (9-10 pjn. p.m., N Y T over ABC-TV. NS'T), Conio’s guests wUl be Rudy "F ^U y OuUng" u a tender do- 6ter of the new Broadway ARMSTRONG SNOW TIRES *13.95 mesUc story-:wlth a difference. It nit, ^ o w to SuccGGd in Burtness f * R^AFLOW YW PRICED ,f itaut walUng to hear whether be Md Mrs. Tommy Sands (Nancy has l^ n c l^ n to go to the moon. Slnatea). Also. spoUt^ted iriU b* BOLAND MOTORS - 3 6 9 Caefer Street Fsn^y Outing Iras written by the “Music HaU Players" — l>aul H ow d Rodman and tUiecM by Ljmde, Kays Ballard, Sandy Stoir- T ra POGt* art and Jack Duffy. f V r ‘ . X ...... juflM \ . ATeraffe Dait3r Net PrcM Run " '...X I i ‘ The Wiaathor For th« WmU ffinded . roreeast of C. 8. Weather 1 November 11, 1961 ' Cloudy, mill) tonight. Urn' . A 13,4*7 -near 50. Tuesday mild, e M mber of the Audit of showers during the day. High Bureau ef OrcnlaMon In 90s. / M

• r VOL. L X XX I, NO. 87 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1961 (Olaaelfled AdveiUslnf on Pafe W) PRICE FIVE CENTS Pinney in Lead Envoy Biddle State News Dies at 64 of Roundup Heart Attack U.S., Britain Bid Reds $ Post Washington, Nov. 13 (A*)— Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr., 4 UAC Units a societjV sportsman who Accept' New Hartford, N ov. 13 (/P)— f riiip wag favored in the home coun- carved himself an illustrious career in diplomacy and, sol­ Hartford (bounty members of ty Bent and Chairman May. May who resigned this week-end diering, died today at the age Wage Boosts the Republican State Central to rhake a bid for the party's of 64. Committee by a vote of ll-l, gubernatorial nominatimi,. favors Biddle, ambassador to Spain, had this afternoon endorsed for­ the selection of Bent as his succes- been suffering from lung cancer, East Hartford, Nov. 13 {IP) mer HomieJLeader A. Searle but it was announced that a heart —Emplo.ves at four Pratt & Pinney of Brookfield as su%- On the other hand, Hartford in­ attack was the immediate cause of Whitne.v Air—A .54- the United States government la taken at today's meeting. Bent year-old Plantsville .man was fa­ would consider any other date—in will only have the backing of State tally Injured when his car went effect meaning any earlier date— Central Committeeman Howard E. out of control and hit a tree here the Soviets might propose for Hausman of New Britain and" pos­ last night on We.st Main St. opening the talks. — iriey: i j sibly a few others. Edward A. Dewey Sr.. 138 W est, Resumption of the conferences ugh* This could have a key bearing on Retired General Airs Main St.. Plantsviile. died three ree’s would meet a stipulation laid down utei" selection of a new state chairman hours after being admitted to by a United Nations resolution to be made at a meeting of the 71 Meriden Hospital. Former Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov walks with daughter Svetlana In Moscow railway calling for new efforts on an agree­ !9:«p members of the State Central Com­ Police could not .say why tlie station today on his return from 'Vienna. Molotov has been in the Au.strian capital for 14 months ment to halt testing. The resolu­ (ca- mittee tomorrow night. as permanent Soviet representative to the International Atomic Encry Agency. (AP Photofax via Mrdre Plan to Prevent W ar car went out of control. Dewey tion 'asked for a progress report If Pinney gains the backing of was driring alone at the time. radio from Moscow). no later than Dec. 14. liter, ------», ______>. for- a majority of the Hartford County The previous Geneva talks broke reUi- members of the committee, as ex­ .New York, Nov. 13 — Brig. Rain Thursday up after the Soviet Union re­ r « l t ' pected. this could have a psy­ Gen. Hugh B. Hester (ret.) self- Windsor Locks, Nov. *13 i/Pf— Opposes Nikita’s Plans sumed nuclear testing Sept I. niit!i chological reaction around the described “theVmonuclear paci­ The U.S. Weather Bureau extend­ Grange Master Since then the Soviets have ex­ othy state. fist,” sa.vs a "limited world gov­ ed Connecticut forecast: ploded more than 30 nuclear de­ It would mean that a Fairfield ernment” empowered to back up vices and Including 25 and 50 me­ County candidate for the chalrman- Tile outlook for Tuesday its edicts is necessary to avert through Saturday calls for tem- Offers 8-Point gaton superbombs. The United a third world war; pei-atures to average near sea­ Molotov Says ‘Nyet’ States has tested at least four Speaking last night at a "Rally sonal normals. Mild Tuesday, cool­ Farm Program nuclear devices undergrotmd and for Peace and Friendship” at Car­ er Wednesda.v and again about has made preparations to resume Bonn to Push negie Hall, the former U.S. Army Saturday. The normal mean tem­ atmosph'eric tests. officer said..SMCli a world body is perature in the Hartford area dur­ Worcester, Mass., Nov. 13 (J) The previous talks bogged down Same Policies, the only means of preventing one ing this period is 42 degrees rang­ Herschel D. Newsom, master of the To Purge Questions largely over the American and nation from attacking another. ing from 51 to 32. In Neiy Haven National Grange, today outlined an British desire for a test 6an. with "Any rationality of war as a the range is 61 to 34. In Bridge­ inspection controls and Soviet in­ port it is 52 to 35. 8-point program aimed at solving Adenauer Says means of settling international dis­ agriculture's' problems of low in­ Bv PRESTON GROATai ^straint. Not a public official came sistence on handling the stoppage putes” ended when Uie United Precipitation may total 2 to 4 come and costly crop surpluses. to greet .him at the train. If he as part of an ovef-all diswrmvnent tenths of an inch occurring as Moscow, Nov. 13 (TP) — Former Hamburg. Germany, Nov. 18 (A>) States dropped the first atom The program was presented in an Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov had chosen freedom, he could have agreement. bomb on Hiroshima, Hester said. scattered showers late Tuesday or The U.S. note pointed out that —Chancellor - Konrad Adenauer address Newsom prepared for the disappeared into the secret depths remained abroad. The raily, attended by about Tuesday night and then rain about 95th annual session of the grange, a communique Issued when the says his new Christian- Democrats- Thursday and Friday. of Soriet society yesterday as if A few plainsclothes policemen 1,000 persons, was'sponsored by opening today and scheduled to he had been d/opped into a well. showed up at the station, but they Free Democrat government, the National Council of American- close Nov. 24. Gray and aged, he came from kept well back of ,the crowd of (Continued On Page Seven) formed only after stormy nego- Soviet Friendship. It was picketed Bug Pact Signed The eight points were: weetern correspondents who came by anti-Communist demonstrators. Bridgeport, Nov. 13 CiP)—A (1) Raise net farm income, Vienna bv train with his gray and tlans, “ will carry on the same for­ aging wife-.—to face a purge by to question Molotov. But the ques­ Hester, calling for more nego­ threat of a bus strike against the rather than lower it. tions were met ’ y the same final eign policy that was followed be­ Connecticut Railway & Lighting (2) Drastically reduce govern­ which the Communist party hopes tiation and improved communica­ to wipe out a little more of the ”nyet” with which he had beaten fore.” tion between East and West, urged Co. ended yesterday with the ac­ ment farm program costs. (3) Restore to private trade the memory and a few more of the back approaches to East-West The 8S-year-old West German full-scale trade with the Soviet ceptance .of a new contract by the, agreements after World War II. Bulletins leader gave thts pledge last night line’s 450 drivers, mechanics and i sins of the Stalin regime. Union and Increased travel by He came clearly ■without re- "Let’s change the subject,” said Called from AP Wires In Hamburg, where the Socialists Americans to Russia. office workers. (Continued On Page Seven) Increased their usual local lead The pact, retroactive to Oct. 1, Stalin’s longtime associate when He said both the United States asked about his reported expul­ over his Christian Democrats in a and the Soviet. Union have pic­ provides a 5-cent-an-hour pay in-1 sion from the party and Premier krgll caujeo hobie local election. tured each other as "monsters,” crease and will run to Sept. 30, Speaking on a question-and-an- 1962. Khrushchev’s denunciation of him Bonn, Germany, Nov. U (ff) — ntiae swer TV show, Adenauer said and added: at the recent Soviet Communist The West German government table A spokesman for the Amalga­ “ Talk here and there in foreign “These so-called monsters are mated Association of Street, Elec­ Ethiopia Urges UN party congress. hinted today that Ambaasador TV a newspapers about the, lack of people, and we are people too. Bull* tric Railway and Motor Coach em­ "We had a fine trip,’’, said his Hans KroU may be wUhdfswn steadfkstness and the unreliability This is a 2-way street.” GENERAL HESTER ployes of America said the con­ wife, Paulina. '"Many of'ih e pas­ from hls post In Moacow for . Xt of the German people” is totally Hester was applauded when he r the tract was approved by a two-to- sengers came to our compartment making unanthoiized prapoaala wrong. As to western defenses, he asked if it was "wise for the Unit­ one margin. to say ‘goodbye and good luck.' ” to Premier Khrusheber oa tbo man said: ed States, in violation of its char­ Army Take Katanga 'ant# The line serves 70,000 bus riders Except for the foreign newsmen, Berlin crisis. Foreign Ministry "We will fulfill our duties to the ters with the United Nations and Four U.S. Jets daily in Bridgeport, Waterbury, only the couple’s daughter, Svet­ press chief Hans n n « told a utmost.” the Organization of American Norwalk, New Britain and sur­ lana, and her husband were on news conference KroB’a fntare Adenauer reported he will dis- States and our own domestic laws, rounding communities. United Nations, N. Y., Nov, 13 (.¥)»■ foreign m ercen^es from Katanga. hand to greet them. But Molotov, would be decided after Ua re­ to Invade Cuba?” cu.ss Berlin, Germany’s contribu­ Find Red Foes The pact, also includes a pension —Ethiopia today urged the use of 5. Declare that no arms should now 71, showed no outward con­ turn to Bonn tonjorroO^ to re­ tions to , the North Atlantic Al­ "I'm not attacking anyone.” he go to The Congo except through cern at the queatlon mark hang­ port. HUle said no deidafam added. "I’m just asking what it U.N. force to help the Congolese liance, and -general European is­ (Continued on Page Seven) Central Army win back secessionist tl^e U.N. ing over his future. Seemingly,, re­ could be made until tta'e veteran sues \rith President Kennedy when was.” Of Vietnamese 6. Make some reference to act­ laxed, he talked with his daughter diplomat, originally nist due here he goes to Washington next Mon­ The retired general also called Katanga Province. Ethiopian Ambassador Tesfaye ing Secretary-general U Thant and son-in-law about their chil­ until Thursday, gives hla aide day- for complete general disarmament that would have the effect of trans­ first-hand. Chancellor Konrpd The chief Berlin angle of the with full inspection, saying "We Saigon. South Viet Nam, Nov. Gebre-Egze suggested this new as­ dren. moment is the., leakage to western 13 (Pi—Four U.S. Ai]; Force FlOl signment for the U.N. force in The ferring to him The Congo man­ “Now you will be able to-go ski­ Adenauer personally (Mdend simply have to abolish the insti­ KroU’s early return. Adensner newsmen of' a reput^ Soviet pro­ tution of war.” reconnaissance jets are credited by News Tidbits Congo as he opened the U.N. Se­ dates given the late Dag Hammar- ing with the children,” Mrs. Molo­ posal—never presented formally— Asked later whether he belongs reliable informants with a power­ curity Council’s first debate since skjold. tov told her husband.” Is to confer in Washington next ful assist to South Viet Nam as from the AP Wires Febriiarj’ on the Congolese situa­ In Washington, U.S. officials Not a single Soviet correspond­ week with President Kennedy. (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continaed oa Page lUrteen) scouts in i(s war against Red tion. said Friday night they would not ent showed up to report Molotov’s cond rebels. ‘"The United Nations,” he de­ rule out the use of UJ)<- force arrival. Not a line appeared today 5 DIE IN CRASH vhen Soth Vietnamese sources say the Labe) A. Katz, president of clared, “ should help the efforts of against secession "in extreme cir- in the press about him. Croydon. N JI., Nov. IS UP)— : the jets, which have been operating the Central Government force.s in A woman railroad official, told Four women and s man, driving ntth, B’nai B’rith, Jewish service and France Cites United West frdin Saigon's International Air­ fraternal organization, says three restoring law and order in the (Cbntlnued On Page Seven) that Molotpv had just arrived, to their jobs hi a car pwO, Hed rery. port for three weeks, are flying province of Katsmga.” today when a oar was in ooUalon tlon" leaders of main synagogues In Mos­ jumped to ' the wipdow in auto­ missions to pinpoint photog­ Tesfaye also said the council matic curiosity, then qulckjy con­ with a big truck, apoa « S the iday, cow have been tried and convicted should authorize acting Secretary- raphically the secret bases, stag­ in secret.. . Blondie the Bucking trolled herself and retumeil im­ road and was demoUshed. The V- ing areas and movements of the General U Thant to use force in passively at her desk. group was, traveling from tlieir World Peace at Stake Bronco threads his head through getting rid of foreign mercenaries Boycott Fails, Communist Viet Cong troops. hole in rodeo fence in Los Ala- Before he left 'Vienna. Molotov homes In Granthun, Croydon They said highly, detailed pic­ in Katanga. '‘• a i^ Enfield to Jobs -til Newport mitos, Calif., lurches once knock­ Without these mercenaries, he indicated to western correspond­ tures takeiy'by the jet pilots guide ing down barrier, then runs aniuk Salazar Gains ents that he niight have some­ and Claremont, all IB western South Vietnamese fighter-bombers said, secessionist leader Moise New Hampshire. The dead were In Berlin, NA TO Told ■ through crowd, injuring 19. ■fshombe and foreign Interests thing to say about the charges in strikes against well-guarded and Algerian 'Nationalists’ official made against him in the party Identified as: Ralph Bartdn and bolstering him "would crumble.” Mrs. Margaret Hardys bott of sometimes almost inaccessible newspaper, El Moudjahid, says Congolese Foreign Minister Jus­ 70% of Ballots Cojigregs that he had participated Paris, Nov. 13 . "We In Eui»pe, and particularly problem.' tional ‘Potatb AasociatiomTit'“the xhildrenr sged two through five, 2. Welcome the establishment votes, and they were’ aple to an- prevent. Snow was reported fn o i mdOtf, In France," he continued, "have "An' agreement over Berlin Washington Hotel. died Saturday night. last Aug- 2 of Premier Cyrille nounce what they wished.” Originally,ginally, 50 suits were filed In em Wyomtac senlh h i t r l ^ welcomed with satisfaction thfe which would undenndne the confi­ Executive director A; E. Mercker Novelist Norman Mailer received Adoula’s Central coalition govern­ Aside from the distribution of behalf of victims seeking more Mexico and east tala Ns considerable efforts made in the dence 6ft its inhabitants in. their said the theme o f :(he meeting is a suspended sentence today in the ment. handbills, including a Communist than $10 million. About 'six cases direction of strengthening defenses future would merely be a suspend­ "TTie United Potato''industry Pre­ stabbing of his wife during a drink­ 3. Ebepreaa hope for an end to party from a hijacked Portuguese are pending.' peraturee In the HbHq ;,] by the government of tjie .United ed death sentence,” lie said. ‘I t paring for Action." 'Hie action, he ing party, imposed by Judge Mitch­ Katanga’s eooeasion by negotia­ ■Irkner by followers of rebel Capt. Names of the plalntUfa in the and Flateaa States; in particular, we have ell D. Schweitzer In New Yorl( tion. , latest settlements were not avail­ ranged from anted that these efforts have re- (OsaHMMl ■■ P i« s l b ) « I ea Page Six) City'Oeneral Sesslona eourt 4. Oal ligaln for ttM MStar (dHttified sa Pag# R t9) able.

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