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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 18 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961 (Olaaalined Adrertlalag on Page 14) PRICE FIVE C E ^ Congo Government State N ew s Search on Remains Adamant Roundup For Plane Finnish Chief Arriv Dempsey Curtails Lost in Test On Taking Katanga Jobless Pays Now York, Oct. 16 (/P)— A force of 22 planes and four Hartford, Oct. 16 {IP)— Gov. surface vessels resumed a T alk Leopoldville, The Congo, Oct. 16 (/P)— Premier Cyrille John H. Dempsey says a pe search over the Atlantic to Adoula, protesting the new U.N.-KatangA pact strengthens riod of substantial unemploy day for an Air Force jet President Moise Tshombe, declared the Central Congo gov ment in Connecticut is over. bomber that disappeared with ernment is still determine to take over the rich secession Accordingly, he has direct eight men during operation ist province. ------ed a halt in an emergency pro Sky Shield II. JFK Lauds The U.KT. meanwhile got a warn were going ahead on the assump Additional military and civilian tion the agreement would be ap gram of extended state job ing from Tshombe that imless the less benefits. elements probed Inland areas of U.N. Advisory Committee on The proved by the ad\isory committee. the East Coast in the possibility They said Tshombe had sent word In a statement Saturday, Demp- the, eight-jet B52G craft may have Congo ratifies the agreement, he the U.N. prisoners—mostly Irish— sey said more than 26.500 persons Finn’s Love will hold as hostages the 184 UJ^. gone down ashore. It was to have had alreadv started for Elisabeth- who had exhausted their reguiar come in at low level somewhere troops taken prisoner in the re benefits received an additional $7.1 cent fighting. ville from their compound at Kol- between New York and Philadel wezi. million in extended Jobless pay. phia. Of Liberty Dr. Sture Unner. head of U.N. Connecticut started the program operations in The Congo, appeared of extended benefits in February The bomber, from the 4241 harried after a heated two-hour when the unemplojnnent rate rose Strategic Wing at Seymour John Washington, Oct. 16 (A=)— conf(?rence with Adoula last night. Lost Postcard to a level at which the special ben son Air Force Base, N. C.. waa President Urho Kalevo Kek> A U.N. spokesman said Adoula efits could be paid. liated as missing at 1 a.nu yester was “not very happy” about the day, An hour after the 12-hour na konen of Finland, Soviet Rufl- new cease-fire agreement signed The' law defines unemployment tionwide air defense exercise had sia’s Western-inclined next Friday' that, in effect, recognizes Hurts Repute as substantial whenever the job ended. It waa at that time that less rate of those eligible for un door neighbor, arrived today the right of Katanga to defend it the plane should have run out of for a tw ^ a y visit with Presi self from attack by Central gov employment compensation is at fuel. ernment forces. Of Peace Corps least 6 per cent of the work force dent Kennedy and was given for eight o f 10 consecutive weeks. Eighth air force headquarters of Adoula declared in a radio ad the Strategic Air Command at a red carpet welcome. By ROBERT M. LINDSAY Dempsey noted that the period 'No ■visitor could be more wel dress that the Leopoldville gov- of substantial unemployment, as Westover Air Force Base. Masa., •mment has a right to use “suit Ibadan. Nigeria. Oct. 16 UP)—A .said the plane’s last known posi come,” Kennedy told Kekkonen. defined by law, ended Oct. 7. Kenhedy flew back from a week able means” to end Katsinga’s se postcard that went astray has “This is heartening evidence of tion was about 850 miles off the cession.______He____ did_ not______elaborate but ^ven the American Peace Corps New York metropolitan area. end on Cape Cod and waited at the the basic strength and resilience airport to greet Kekoonen when the Central Congolese forces are al- its first black eye in the field. of Connecticut’s economy," the A score of planes scoured the ready massed on the Katanga bor Nigerian university students de-1 conneciicut s e Finnish president arrived at An manded yesterday that the Governor said. “ But even with thi.s area yesterday without picking up der. corps 1 drews Air Force Base In suburban unit sent to teach Nigerians be ex- to.Brovement in the employment a sign of the craft. A token force Maryland. A U.N. spokesman said the U.N. pelled because of criticism of i picture there rests on ^11 of us remained on the spot during the The President apd Mrs. Kennedy was “not backing dowm” on its de primitive living conditions in this the obligaUon to work energeUcal- night, and orders were i.ssued to aurlved at the air base 10 minutes termination to clean out foreign year-old African republic written i and unceasinglv in creating Increase the force to a total of one before Kekkonen’s plane landed. mercenaries in the Katangra forces. by an enthusiastic—but “ thought more and more jobs.” coast guard, two navy and 19 air Mrs. Kennedy joined In welcoming A The new agreement, he said, less"—girl in the group. When the period for the special force planes at daybreak. the Finnish president and his ■wife. merely supplements the provision Her postcard home, dropped ac- benefits began in February there Four coast guard cutters — two In his welcoming address, Ken al cease-fire reached with Tshom were 63,000 persons on the list for from Norfolk, Va,, and two from nedy told Kekkonen Americang es be at Ndola Sept. 20. cidenUlly on the campus, stirred _ . , 1,000 students at Ibadan College to jobless benefits. On Oct. 7, there New York — also participated in pecially respent Finland for her * ^ a t^ e !g j, angry demonstration denounc- were 37,000. the search. Jove of freedom. ratified by the U.N. Advisory com American volunteers as Dempsey noted, however, even Planes from Warner Robins Air Throughout your long history mittee on The Congo before be imperialism.” now those who exhaust their reg Force Base, Ga.. spearheaded the have come to recognize your coming permanent. 'Hie committee Margery Michelmore, 23. Smith ular unemployment compensation inland search, aided by elements of determination to maintain freedom was expected to meet today in College honor graduate from Fox- benefits will be eligible for addi the Civil Air Patrol. and Integrity.” Kennedy said. He New York. boro. Mass., quickly apologized to At (Charleston. W. Va.. Capt. E. lauded the FHnns lor “ such quali Tshombe warned that the U.N. tional assistance under the Federal the .university authorieles for writ Temporary Extended Unemploy rt. Chieves of the West Virginia ties as courage, fortitude and per prisoners—due to be released to ing the “ thoughtless card ' and of Civil Air Patrol said that organiza Vice President Lyndon B. John.son, right, welcomes his guest, Pakistani camel cart driver Bashir Ah severance,” and said these quali day—"will not be liberated if the ment Compensation Act, which ex fered to resign from the corps in pires in June, 1962. tion would put three aircraft and mad, at New York’s IdlewHd Airport. ’They flew to Texas last night for a visit to Johnson’s ranch. ties have been demonstrated by agreement is not approved.” an attempt to quiet the uproar. half a dozen vehicles into a search (AP Photofax). Finns who have migrated to this *T am honest and I hope that Peace Corps director Sargent of an area on either side of a line country. people I am dealing wdth are hon Shriver said in Washington he Ansonia's Worst Fire from Morgantown, W. Va., to Replying to Kennedy’s off-the est,” he told a news conference in talked to the Nigerian ambassador Ansonia. Oct. 16 <1P>—A fierce Lynchburg, Va. cuff welcoming words, the bald, his capital of Ghisabethville last and “ he did not seem disturbed. lumberyard fire touched off an “That’s our graveyard.” he said, Johnson Gives bespectacled Flnnlah president read night. “If the UJJ. wants to cheat, He said, it was the type of thing other at an oil company by a freak referring to the hearily mountain 45 Cubans in Miami a prepared statement in EngUsh in let them come with their jets and you could expect in this kind of accident Saturday. Veteran fire ous area. which he expressed the hope that we wrlU fight them, even with operation and I agreed wnth him.” fighters called It the worst blaze Officials at Seymour Johnson Camel Driver hia visit would “ strengthen tha bows and arrows.” in tnMLTl’s ___ identified those aboard the.aliasing good and friendly relations which 1^ VJ7. •ffieials In Elisabethville (Oontlniied on Page Elgkt) ' have always existed between our burning oil o i^ Raring like plane as: After Island Rescue two countries." an ignited well, for a time serious Capt. Roland C. Starke Jr. of Royal Routine ly threatened to touch off two Richmond, Va., the aircraft com Kekkonen said Americana ot 10,000 gallon fuel tanks at the Finnish descent are "a living bond mander; 1st Lt. Kenneth L. Payne Miami. Fla., Oct. 16 UP)—Forty-6the British Bahamas, issued brief Jomson City, Tex., Qct. 16 ^JF)- between our two peoples.” Kasden Oil Co. of Carey, Idaho, pilot; Capt. Paul statements Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson It waa brought imder control B. Fellows Jr. of Silver Springs, five Cuban refugee*. 18 of them After the airport welcoming Two Rocket Firings The British go'vemor, ■who sent plans today to give a 44-year-old ceremonies, the Kennedys and the When a volunteer fireman, Edward Md., radar-navigator; 1st. Lt. Rich children, arrived in Miami today policemen to the tiny island to Cotter, a reporter for the Ansonia ard C. Wiksell o f New York City Pakistan camel cart driver the Kekkonens flew by helicopter to after a Coast Guard rescue off investigate, said riiots had been the IVhlte House. Sentinel, ran up to It and turned (Jackson Heights, (Queens), navi the Bahamas island of Cay Sal exchanged between “ two Cuban same gilt-edge treatment that haa off the valve while other firemen gator; 1st. Lt. Dean A. Upp of After lunching together at the with a U.S. destroyer standing by. fishing boats” just offlahoie after charmed heads of nations. White House, Kennedy and Kek- Set for This Week checked the flames with fog noz Greenfield, Ohio, electronics war the refugee* landed. ” zles. Cotter burned his hand. fare officer; Staff Sgt. Helmuth The destroyer sped to the scene Bashir Ahmad, who sports Willmore told newsmen: flovring black mustache, and John (Contlnaed on Page Blghl) ’The original fire started from Christ of Rochester, N. Y., gunner; after reports that a Chiban boat Airman L. C. Francis B. Jones of “ I spoke with the Cuban politi son ai^ved at the latter’s Central Scout Saturn an unknown cause at the Ansonia had fired on the small, leaking cal refugees and they said that Texas ranch last night. London fog Lumber Co. on Canal St. It de Columbia, S. C., maintenance spe f. Washington, Oct. 14 UP) — A Cape Canaveral, Fla., Oct. 16 (JP) craft bearing the refugees. But they were not shot at and that and the grounding of American civ stroyed five of the company’s cialist, and 2nd Lt. Gary B. refugee arri'vals In Miami said Scout r o ^ e t designed to
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961' llANCm STER SVBNlNa HERALD, SLlNCHESTEB, CONN« MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961 F A O B T H R B B 9 i m r m o f f , a—.— Warehouse Point Volunteers; and have often! pointed out, a critic la TfdcoUviUe South Windsor supper committee. supposed to eee that programs of Hospital Notes There will be a buffet luncheon fer good value for the money. This Two Rocket Firings at noon! Each one attending should particular singw gets the highest Sheinwold on Bridge BogtoA Trip Slate^j bring either sandwiches, salad, or fee of anybody singing today. VlaltlBg boors are 2 to 8 p.m> 5CH00O for all areao, a x o e p t matomlty, Vandals Mar dessert, enough for four people. Thus she sets herself up as the To Enrich Studi^ Beverages will be furnished by where they are 2.to 4:M mad 8:80 “THE WAY beat' singer now before the public. COUNT YOUR TRICKS 8 the hostesses. She simply Isn't. to 8 p.«i.; and private rooasa Church Rooms South dooler Set for This Week The Wapping Elementary School The business meeting will begin where they are 18 aja. to 8 pju. TO PLAN THE PLAY At her price, she should offer Both lidM vuloontblo Grade 8 will visit Boston on Oct. 24. irompUy at 1 p.m. A nursery trill ' , A t , , Visitors 'a re requested aot to By Alfred Shelnhroid NORTH I HEARD IT” near-perfection in all branches of Vandals entered the downstairs Playing bridge without counting This la the second auch trip for the be pro'rovlded for pre-school chU- the vocal art, and particularly In smoke In patient’s rooms. No more 4 7 5 3 Scout Saturn dren. than two visitors at oae'ttme per of the TolcottviUe Congregational your tricks Is like walking on a K I (CoaihniMl trona Page One) (Continued from P»g* one) pupils, wl)o ^ i t sites and loctions by John Gruber the field of opera, etnee she is an treadmill. It maybe good exercise, opera star. She offered a program patient. Church eometlme late yeiterdmy 0 K J 8 3 2 connected vrith their social studies Manchester Evening Herald but It won’t get you anywhere. - ♦ Q 3 3 la aasentlally unaffected by the AtlanticI*. Ocean 235 miles to the that could have been sung by any afternoon and smeared green point When West opens 'he deuce ol lessons about the Revolutionary Sonlli Windsor correspondent first year vocal student in a con Pstlenta Today: 184 WEST EAST tonosphwre and will be uaeful for southeast. No recovery attempt Laura Kats telephone MI 4-1788. Your Mercury dealer asks: on counters, the atove, the sink hearts, South must play >ow from will be made. War. servatory and which didn’t include ADMITTED SATURDAY: Wll- 4 K J . 4 10 I 8 4 X omnparison wHh the low fre- T end walls of the dturch kitchen. the dummy. East wins with the 17 10 7 4 2 <7AQ95 cmency tnnamlaslon, which is qf- The rocket has been "wired to Arthur Hotten and Achilles Se- any operatic works except the 'llam. Morlconl, 613 Main St.; Wai In the furnace room a large queen and should know that SouUi Th« State Hieatre here In Man-^on the last "Telephon« H o u r,” opening three numbers by Handel. 0 9 4 O Q lb 7 MCted considerably by the physi- radio Information on 610 aspects of condb, teachers, and two chaper te,- Armstrong, 11 Carol Dr., Rock sunount of powdered paint was has the jack of hearts since he performance during the flight. ones will gxcompguty the children. Chdose either size. Both Mereuryi cheater is about to etart a series when a ballerina from “La Seals’‘ In Handel’s time, opera was hot 487642 ool cooditioita of the ionosphere. In which size car do ville; Daniel Maroney, 54 Pleas found to have been splUed oh the failed to put up dummy’s king. (If SOUTH NASA said the upconrtng flight While In Boston, they will trlsit Old Whirlpool Washors, e t six apecieJly selected features. was featured in the "White Swan” the dramatic affair we are accus ant St.; Jan Kerrigan, 14 Ensign South had only three small hearto This will be the se'vesvth in a are quallty-bullt to give you extra floor, and in the downstairs vestry 4 A Q 9 development eeriea of eight Stout is the first of 10 research and de North Church, follow Paul .R#' ItMty will come on Tuesday eve- pas de deux. tomed to today, and these numbers St.; Mrs. Glenna Thomas, Coven the crosB and esndiM were knock he would surely play dummy s velopment . launchings leading to vere's ride and go to his house, go value, yet cost less "to own. are not what the audience would 1? J 6 3 firings. In post tests the Scout Dryors t i n g t and the flrst one is scheduled The whole thing is quite long, try; Ralph Wlsnowskl, South ed over. king at the first trick as his only 0 A 6 5 an operational 1.5-miillon-pound- aboard the US8 Constitution, and you want your value? ftr tontorrow night. It will feature and is usually presented in two naturally expect from an opera hope to get a trick In the sult.J has not quite Hved up to design thrust Saturn Cl rocket In 1964. Windsor: Denise Baldyga, South The vandalism was discovered 4 A K J 9 Specifications. . visit Lexington, Concord, Bunker P ricG t os Low, ballet. acts on the stage, sometimes singer. However, I agreed that she Windsor; Joseph S'enna Sr., 83 shortly before 7 p.m. when the If East falls to count tricks, he Cautioning against over-opti Hill, the Harvard Museum, and oth did them acceptably. South W«rt North EmI Last year, you recall, the same using several scenes as well. Just Seaman Circle; George Fletcher, youth groups of the church ar will continue with the ace of 1 4 P«u 1 0 Pan mism on the early tests, officials er places of historical Significance- Sorviet that's Botttr - theater offered opera in a series how it will be presented cinc- One thing an opera singer is sup Wapping: the Rev. David Crock rived for their regular Sunday eve hearts and a small heart to the 2 NT Past 3 NT All Pin Six Catches Made said; "It is reasonable to expect a Funds for the trip, except a dol o f apecial prognams; this year matically. 1 don’t know, but I’m posed to do, is to make the words ning meetings. "■ ; jack. South goes after the dia Opening lead — ^ 2 ■■ Honolulu, Oct. 16 Burns, 53 the queen of spades and lose the count of at least 25 -points, and precious 110-pound payload of with estimated thrust of one mil near as would.be a good Ume to begin. The second balcony. Broad St.; Mrs. Marion Trask. will probably need reflniehlng. Discoverer 32 at 9,000 feet Satur Auxiliary to Meet "Swan Liake’’ ballet will be of had some repercussions about the Moreover, she didn’t sing on The paint had been stored in a game whether the opponents con your length In diamonds Is worth lion pounds. The South Windsor Midget your review I recently gave a singer East Hartford; Mrs. Evelyn Rls- tinued spades or shifted back to a point or so. Bid game If your day after miuing on a flrst pass When ready In 1964, the two- fered, and H is probably the mort pitch. She didn’t sing far off. but ley, 210 Eldridge St.; Mrs. Made- large closet off the kitchen. It had at 12,000. Footbafi Auxiliary will meet to popular of all the compositions in out at Storrs. I have been ac she didn’t sing exactly on. either. been left over from the summer llC&FtSa partner Is a fine card player; stage Saturn Cl will be capable of morrow at 8 'p.m. at the home of telephone / cused of “ripping her to shreds" line Clough, Tolland; Jules Tuck If South counts, he will put up otherwise, bid two notrump. That was Schensted’s second planing a 10-ton satellite in earth tMs field. The music was written At the price . this was unexcusable. er, Willimantic; Philip Vassallo. vacation school. consecutive success at grabbing a Mrs. Evelyn Zagorskl of 641 Sul Your order for drug needs and and of “tarring and feathering Many ordinary church choir Sing the ace of spades Instead of fi For Sheinwold’s 36-page booklet, orbit. Advanced (J3 rockets will be by Tschalkowsky. and the chore- Newington; Arthur Duprey, An Although the monetary loss nessing. Any play will work If discoverer capsule on the fly. He livan Ave. All mothers of foot cosmetics will be taken care of her." among other expressions. ers can do better than she did, so would not be too great. Rev. Shi "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send able to send 40 tons Into orbit or orraphy was by Petipa. dover; Mrs. Sylvia Pelser, Wap West has Q-x or Q-x-x of dia sold It felt "real good." 16 tons on probes to the moon. ball playera and cheerleaders are Immediately. It is a "ballet d'acUon, " which The inference is that I was un her errors would have been laugh moda said, all the powdered paint 4 -f a' 50c to Bridge Book, Manchester ping: Mrs. Ann Van Straten. 390 l^ '> ^ monds. If the diamond finesse is The polar-orbiting capsule, fired Mars or Venus. 5rged to attend and becom'd mem means it Is a ballet that tells a just. and also that f don’t know able were It not for the fact she Vernon St.; G. Lee Hebb, 765 N. spilled in the fumae room would mm Evening Herald, Box 3318, Grand gets paid so exhorbitantly for them. going to lose, however. South can Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. aloft from Vandenberg Air Force The Cl wlU carry a three-man bers. story, rather than one which my business, since she hasn’t had Main St., Buckland; Mrs. Mary have to be considered unsalvage- not afford to lose a spade finesse base In California, was triggered Women’s Fellowship V such scathing remarks written t o - u Apollo spaceship into earth orbit FREE ralies only on beautiful posturings Had she received a quarter of the Cramer, Coventry: Mrs. Marion able. and thus give the opponents time (Copyright INI, General Features earthward over Alaska on its 18th for several weeks. The C3 ■ will Women Interested In the Wom and steps to produce its effect. about her previously. fee she was paid, she still would Vennart, 42 High St.; Gary Leono- He termed the vandalism as to get a spade as well as three Corp.) circuit of the earth. Recovery hurl the same manned craft en's Fellowship of Wapping Com Now in the first place, as I DELIVERY Tou may have seen a little of it have been in the upper brackets wicz, 45 High St.; John Graham, mostly nuisance damage. eitH, Mw Tag M«ei rm rnm hearts and a diamond- planes trMl a trapeze-like arrange around the moon, hopefully by munity Church are Invited to at amongst professlohar entertainers, Sunset Ter., Vernon; Charles Ar- Mrs. Shimoda, the pastor’s wife, After putting up the ace of ment of ropes, poles and pronged 1066. A more advanced Nova ve tend a luncheon meeting at the and I might not have been quite so gires, ThompsonvlUe; Leigh Ann said she was -nost discouraged be spades South goe.s after the dia church Thursday, from 10 a.m. to metal hooka to snag the gold- hicle will be used to land the M E R C U R Y th# b#it- looklng buy for tilt bi|-car man specific; there would have been bet Statkowski, Stafford Springs; Eu cause on Saturday, which had been monds, losing a finesse to the Wed.: “ Guns of Navorone” plated package. Apollo crew on the mooR,' perhaps p.m. MONTEREY ter value for the money. gene Morgan, RFD 2; -Richard "Clean-Up Day.” the entire church and lasted tmtil 4 p.m., taking If not already actively partici time out only for limch at noon. queen. When East leads another The capsule was sped to Hickam in 1967. She is actuaUy the result of Carlin, 45 Lenox St.; Mrs. Bessie had been thoroughly clesmed. Now spade. South can play the queen. RUB7NSIEBE; Air Force Base, then loaded on pating, women may Join In the fol “DON’T BE A great publicity and fortunate clr Newman, 182 Hilliard St.; William the dowmstairs will have to be Ohemerka and Giulettl will re This will win If East happens to nUR NSI Ut AVI . f HI f 0 lowing activities: Stuffing toys for Ford. Wapping. port In detail on yesterday’s train another plane and flown to Sunny X15 Flight Planned cumstances. Her American debut cleaned again. have the king, so that South loses vale, Calif., for study by space Holiday Festival (bring old nylons PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY * M R F I X - I T was made in Dalias, a city noted Admitted Today; Mrs. William ’There was no evidence of van ing session at the November meet 7: COLOb cut In pieces): sub-committee on nothing by refusing the finesse at scientists., Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., for extravagances rather than ex Wytas, Stafford; Mrs. 'Ellen Grant, dalism or tampering In the sanctu ing of Co. 3. the second trick. Since the spades ___ Oct. 16 (/P)—The X15 rocket ship, holiday fashion show and festival; 901 MAIN ST.— Ml 8-5321 WITH YOUR HEALTH” tremely good taste. Here she was 91 Chestnut St. The capsule contained a variety discussion group; sewing group; ary of the church. happen to block. South makes his IIM lUlItON of Items to determine the effect which has flown faster than a mile extravagantly praised for a per BIRTHS YE5STBRDAY: Twin Vernon Constables Edwin Carl Don^ ottampt fo Irsat your inert pee* Monohestor Evening Hemid Tol contract even though both the king of exposure to space radiation. second and retuhed an altitude formance of an opera nobody pres sons to Atty. and Mrs. Vincent Di son and John Williams are Investi cottvllle correspondent, Morris of spades and the queen of dia IIonITmoon o f more than 41 miles, may break eious potiesslen. . . your heolthl Your ent had ever seen. ana, 140 Benton St.; a son to Mr. Lt. Col. David L. Henderson, gating. SImoncelU, tolephone Mitchell 8 monds are in unfavorable position. ■iiUMJilxlMl acting commander of the 6594th it* owTi speed record this week. Doctor and your Phormoeht Then she sang In New York on a and Mrs. Carl Hicking, Coventry: a Attend Fire School - 2382. Dally Question 8:15 6:20-9:45 The National Aeronautics and busy night when the third string son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hinck Recovery Control Group, said the woik hand in bond to proloct Hie deputy drief and captain of Partner opens with 1 NT (18 to Discoverer space-probing series Space Administration says Test critics were all that were available ley. 446 W. Middle Tpke.; a daugh Talcottvllle’s Co 3 fire department your hoaMi and Iho woll will continue several more years. Pilot Joe Walker probably will jto cover her concert. They were in ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herr- were among nearly 300 firemen boing of your family. He said the Air Force has given take the experimental craft on experienced and impressed with man. South Coventry: a daughter from throughout the ntate who at Still Some Room another speed run in the next few her build-up. Again the opera w m to Mr. and Mrs. William Parquette, up the idea of putting a monkey Wo Digo you to vWt your Doctor whon tended an all day eesadon at the or other animal In the capsule. days. The flight ■will provide data unknown to them and they didn’t East Hartford. Elastem Connecticut Fire Train In Night School r fl SAT., OCT. 28 on aerodynamic heating and sta in nood of Motmont. . . and vWl our want to admit their Ignorance, so BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Morcury COMET-the quality compact with the extras that Mercury MONTEREY— the quality big car with tho extras ing S<*ool and the WilUmantlc bility. control and performance. Phonnoey whon in noeid of prescription they praised the performance. and Mrs. Louis Montesl, Talcott.- USHNEL 8:30 P~M. Extra beauty (only compact with that make the difference. Mercury’s finest. For the man Oiv-il Defense Training School in Thore are sUll clOM opeiungs The X15, design^ to fly even make the difference. torvico. . . it's always on accurate, re- The first-string critics are now ville who prefers or needs a big car. 6-passenger car without Willimantic yeeterday ★ ★ ★ ★ St. Bridget’s CYO tually at 4,000 m.p.h. and at alti fine-car styling). Extra room plus a smoother’ride (up trying to climb off the perch in re DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Vytau Ohemerka. deputy chief, a'vollable in five evening clssees of FRED WARING * * * qualification—with extra room, a longer (120’ ) wheelbase noble and dopondoblo sorrice. gard to this singer. Did you read tudes of 50 to 100 miles, broke the to7-5-inch longer wheelbase than other compacts). Extra Mrs. Bernice Sendrowski, 15 Ed was port of a group which was the adult education program at the latest New York reviewg of her mund St.; Louis Rondeau, Wllli- Will Hear Sister altitude and speed records for trunk space—up to 6 more bags than other compacts. than other Cars in its class. Extra riding smoothness singing? 1 predicted this sttitude drilled in the latest methods of Moncheater High School. The wdnged aircraft only last ■week. It (exclusive Cushion-Link Ride). Extra quality floor in mantic; Mrs. Gladys Steele. extinguishing verioue t>-pea of - Extra quality with triple-wrap aluminized muffler and in this column on May 8, and I’m Phoenix St., Vernon: Mrs. Grace claasei are English for foreign fThe Sounds of America) Sister Rose of Lima, a veteran went up 217.000 feet and hit 3,647 f f lL sulation—over 1' thick. Extra savings (needs routine Signed—MICHAEL DWORKIN, Reg. Pharmacist fires, ■with special emphasis on oil m.p.h. It will try for about 3,885 weatherized door locks. Extra resale value (best record naturally happy to see my predic DerricH, Wapping: Sandra Held- bom, music appreciation, luivanced New Conoert Speotaoular Starring IN PERSON Maryknoll missionary to the t - l i i service only twice a year—at 6,000 to 30,000 miles). tion being fulfilled. fires. THE PENNSYLVANIANS Orient, will speak tomorrow night m.pJh. on the next flight. of any compact). Price? With or below most compacts. LET US FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION cavage. 46 CooUdge St.; Barbara John Giulietti, captain, elected typing, business machines, und The fact still remains, this par Stickels, 7 Goslee Dr.; Mrs. Mary to St. Bridget’s CYO. She • will . eSODUCTS OF MOTOS COMPANY to receive irstruetkm in rescue -woodworking. TICKET NOW ON SALE AT ROX OFFICE LINCOLN-lilEeCURY DIVISION • 1969 MERCUSY8 ticular singer is not good, but I Tivnan, 75 Steep Hollow Lane; Registrations will be accepted FiUl Priced: Orch. or let Bal. $4.30, $3.76, $3.20. ‘2nd Bnl. $2.65, ^80 show slides during her talk • FAST DELIVERY • PHONE MI 9-2343 will admit she is loud. The fees she work, such as firemen might en between 7 and 8 o’clock In the Sandra Geer, 85 Wetherell St.; at the Manchester High School of $2.10, $1.55. Mall orders promptly filled. Make checks pajTible SFouM jdea la r^ THE BEST-LOOKING BUY8-N0W IN EACH SIZE-AT MERCURY QUALIH HEADQUARTERS gets are even louder. Leslie Odess, 29 Elizabeth Dr.; counter in the course of fighting church hkll. a fire. fice tonight from 7 to 9. For fur and mall with stamped return envelope to; i Mrs. Mafalda Quey, 73 West St.; BUSHNELL MEMORIAL HARTFORD 14, CONN. Adults and pupils In seventh and Both took part in a first aid ther information about hours of eighth grades are Invited to at utting Mrs. Elizabeth Klein, 144 Deep- classes, call Lew^s Piper at the Dois G wood Dr.; June Olson, Vernwood course during the day. tend. The session started at 9 a.m. high school office. BU5HNCLL W a t k i n s ;W e s t Dr., Vernon; Merton Bell, East 8:30 U p N ichts Sleep Like Log Hartford; Harry Conant, East One Goneert Only - - Monday, Oet. PJtt. Yukon Festival Set MAKE YOU FfiL, OLD Slip SttsMch Gu 3 Tinn Faster Hartford; Mrs. Ruth Breton, East A n n 3S. common Ktdncr or BUdder Ir- CirtilitS lakontwy tuK pnne BELL-ANS tab- Hartford; Mrs. Rita Bump. 98 W. Dotwaon City, the Yukon — A rlUUon* oh m occur wid m .r msk. Tou ORMANDJ.WEST • DIRECTOR Icti mirtralitt 3 tiaiei as aiuch stomach acidity Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Marjorie tcMC and nerrou. from too frequent, Klondike festival is planned for bumlnu or ttehliu urln»tlon both dey ManchwtM’t OUmI — with MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. in one minute as aiany leading digestiea tablets. Dillon and son, 30 Hilltop Dr.: 1062 In Dawacm City, one of the uid night. BceondvUy, you may lot. PHONE M l 9-7196 Get BELL-ANS today for the (attest known BUSINESSMEN'S •lecD and luffcr from EMadaehM, Bacji- Hw R im iI B icIIIHm ONLY at the PARKADE relief. 35A at'druigisls. Send postal to BELt- Mrs. Gladys Lavoie and son, Wap- famous old goldrush mining totvns. ■aoh. and feet old, tlrwl.
• A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY^ OCTOBER 16. 1961 MANCBESTER EVENING HERALD, CONN^ MONDAY. OCTOBER 16. IM l P A O B iB lIlN
atructor. Ih* articles to ba caned . lebroh canvass Will Jm $7,218. Income ttm othsr .Blgktt, tha iubataiiea of Circle Sets Bolton should be in rood repair. from other It Is estimat a mamoraadum ha had wrlttan to The Ladiea Benevolent Society of ed, will 'Cover the remaining sum. Science Shrinks Piles Criticizes State Bolton Congregational Church will hlraaalt on tha quastion o f tha late Judge B eriy iFcstival Fellowship Officers This la ballaved to ba the larg Yule Sale*'Tea meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the est budget ever proposed for the TV-Radio Tonight New Way Without Surgery Senator J o a ^ McCarthy. In pariah room- 'rheodore W. Elected at Church church. No data has yet been set April, 1653, In the opening months The Friendship Orele of the 8al- Chandler Jr. and Mrs. Thomas for the canvass. Johnson will be hoatesaea. o f his offlca, ha put down his guid- *T am the light of tha worid” O n s of Accused vatlon Army s m hold a 8traw- Scoot Drive Starts Slated Dec. 9 B a p tta n w Officers elected at the aimual Stops Itch—Relieves Pain John A 13. b a i^ Foattval Thursday from 4 to The Boy Scout finance cam New Yerk, N. T. (Sseeiel) — For the sace to himself.' Think of tha nature of thto aay' 7 p.m. at the Touth Canter of the Bard Daniel, son of Mr. and meeting of the Hebron Congrega Television 10 thorongh that aaffarars oiad* (OsattBoed tnm Page Oas) for Mias Grace Tedford and Misa paign started Saturday'with Al first time ecience has found a new astonishing itatsmsato Ilk* “PUss 'Tn this memorsnda,” ha mid Ing. What a revelation of Chriat’a his veto e( a bill d sa U » with tha Church' Piitoaate will banatlt the Mra.' Richard Rockenbach of Birch tional Women’s Fellowship, to bert A. CooUdge chairman for 6.00 Big 8 Theater (in progreu) J:SU Cheyenne I. 10. 40. character!' What a consclouaneiB Youth Canter huUiUng fund. Mt. Rd,, and Victor Lloyd, son of ' Early Show (In progreei) 10 Manhunt healing substance with the aston have ceased to ba a probleml” the other nli^t, “ I ssld, I have of tha sccutad to iavo eoua* Elizabeth Chase are oo-duiinnen Hebron. Other towns taking part Blue Angels of unlimited fulbiaas! Think oT the waived his rights to sppssl on the Mamhara of tha Fnandahlp Car Mr. and Mra. Bert Gerald Wright serve for the coming year, are: World of Glanta ishing ability to shrink hemor The secret Is a new healing sab- loeksd over this matter ever since halioween party o f t ^ Christmas Sale and Tea of In the drive are Andover, Marl Yogi Bear . „ To Tell The Truth rhoids, stop itching, and relieve light tha Worid has had. Ught of question o f ocmfaaaion. d s plekad and tru e native straw- of Webster Lane, Hebron, were President, Mra.. John Bell; direc A1 Mann News 8:00 The Rifleman stance (Bio-Dyne*)—diseovary * f It'a coma to my attention, and I In hla July 7 veto nossogo. tha Women of St. George’s Epis borough and Bolton. pain — without surgery. a world-famoat research institnt*. Thta reasoning. Judge Olsrk Dampaay said accused new had bornas tn June tn preparation for baptisted at St. Maurice Church tors, Mrs. BreAe Wright, Mrs. John Syllabus National Velvet 22. The fimds netted will ba used t:lS Modern Digest 8:30 The Rifleman S. 40. In case after case, while gently Thia aubitanc* is now aTailable am convinced that tha way for me said in his dissent, "boedar* on adequate protaetton snd that the tills faattvsl. They will sarvs ham- copal Oturoh on D ^ . 9 at the yesterday. N. Cross, Mrs. P. John Perham, News, Sports It, Weather Window On Main Street hurga, hot dogs, lea cream aun- supplies for professional guidance, office relieving pain, actual reduction in tuppetifory or etn(M«nt form scBsaupnoN rathb' to defeat Senator McCarthy If; to the fantastic in ai^ human, pcac- new law would hamper criminal Harmony Hill home of ifisa Chase. About Town g:26 Weather. News A Sports The Price la Right (CJ-IO 22. (shrinkage) took piece. P«raM« ta Adrjam^ ness. Think of the light Christ has Ucai or kidead ) a ^ sense.” dees as wall as atrawberry ahort< Mrs. iTiornton Secor, Mrs. George and secretarial services, council Expedition Duckpln Bowling under the name PrtpareUan H*. Ignore It Never to admit that ha Invaatigatlon. The fair will feature Christnms Mre. Wlnthrop, Reed, Mrs. Fred 6:60 Club House Most amazing of all—resulta were At all drug countars. brought Into the world. Light on caka . . . world tlampi. . C. Mohr Mra. (3rover Hallquest Alden, Mrs. Donald Ray, and Mra. .and district activities, training, . „ Independent Commlltea Ob* V*«r ...... tu.60 •38.00 has damaged me, upset me, or the true character of God. Light In addition to Reid’s appeal, Judge Clark noted that tha bin greens, candles gift items, home- leadership, camp sites, outdoor For Your Information 9:00 Danny Thomaa Show iwc Km Uw ••«••»•••••• Clark cited the cases of convlctad ^ main ttreot and pika pkoa baked food and a,silver tea. and the Rev. Edward Johnson of John Sherwood; first and second Channel 6 News 87th Precinct 10 on the world's own character and had the support of the Bar As Some good cooks like to add camping and program aids for Robin Boon Surfalde Six 8 Tttt^**itoittlia ••#•••■••• 8.90 anything else.” murderers Harold D. Rogers ot sociation. Women of SL George’s will St. George’s Episcopal Church at ■vice presidents, Mrs. Albert A. Ob* jKOBta •«*•••••••«•• X'90 need. Light on the dark problems coffee to a buttaracotch lanta to CooUdge and Mrs. Donald Robin Scouts and leaders. No definit-a 6:4S Doug Edwards 9:M Andy Griffith Show We«idr’ ...... 30 " 2 “As far as I can recall,” Eisen of human history. Light on man’s New Haven and Arthur Culombc Dempsey Friday gave Raid meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the tended the Hartford Archdeaconry Hnntlev-Brlnkley Report 10:00 Henneaaey of Hartford which were both over cake. ' meeting held In St. John’s (iJhurch, son, respectively; secretary, Mrs. quota has been announced. 10. Million Dollar Movie hower added the other night *T future and eternal dastin>. stay of execution unw April 11 Rectory to sew articles for the Evening Report MAIN ST., MANCHESTER a OPEN 6 DAYS ______. OiT turned by the U. 8. Supreme Court ■West Hartford, last week. Mra. Sirreno A. Scranton. Thriller in T H B A M O O A T B P PK1BS8 never mentioned hla name and I Hobart A. McBride In order for hla attorney to aak sale. Manchester Evening Herald 7:00 Alter Ulnnei Movie Ben Casey g' ai>* AipBdBf i Pr*i * ia *aelual*«l7 because of the question of al W 808 Panel Slated Mohr and the Rev. Johnson alao Mrs. Walter Donald la in charge News a Weather 10:30 I've Got A Secret happen to know that this had a North Methodist Church the U. 8. Suprama Court to rsvlew Hebron correspondent, Miss Susan American Odyss^ 11:00 News «MU*A ta tl»* M * at repuNleiUao e l legedly forced confessions as evi .the case. 1 9 0 6 — 1 961 attmded the Archdeaconry Altar of devotions; sick committee. Miss •M BMW AmiaelM* «MdK*4 to it or very great affect” dence of the need for new laws in A four-member panel ■will dis-' E. Anne Clark, Mrs. Irene Wright, B. Pendleton, telephone ACkidemy News, Sports It Weeather News, Sports It Weather Mt MiMnrM* ct'OdimI tain IBl* a*p*r cuss the four marks of the true Guild meeting in Simsbury. Expedition 11:16 Jack Paar Show (C> 10. a M alao th* toeal D*«r* poplWMd Mr*, Hiia happened to be the way we, Connecticut. The executive committee of the and Mrs. Everett B. Porter; mis 8-3464. Death Valley Days Suspense Theater IS'’ liloa of ipecla] church at a meeting o f the Wom sionary committee. Miss EMna Htlllon Dollar Movie 11:20 Studio 12 h«r«la ar* also r*««rT*d. in these columns, tmalyzed and Beth Sholom Unit “ It would seem that leglslaUon Woman’s Society of Christian Buga Bunny Show Movie 8 Mystery en'e Society of Obristian Service Service of United Methodist Latham, Mrs. Eklward A. Smith, setting forth the constnsUtutional Celebrating Schultz 53rd tomorrow at 8 p.m. at United 7:15 Bvenlna Report Feature 40 W u aanrio* ettaat of N. B. /L Serr- rated the Elisenhower policy at the Plans Lectures rights of the accused would be Church will meet tonight at 8 at Mrs. Mildred Fillmore and Mrs. Couple Observes Illghllghte 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) IB*, b e . time. We thought that the great TKero'sd ' Methodist Church. Under the title Epworth House. Gertrude M. Hough. Bporta Camera 80 1:00 I.Ate News ^FObUahBia »»pr***atatlT*a; TM hripful as directivas to the police “Are We The Church?” the dla- SEE SATtltDAY'S XV WEEK FUR COMPLETE LISTING ^Ulo* Mathew* 5 p * ^ AtC*^ — N*w The Women’s Auxiliary to fire est weakening he could possibly Dr. Samuel Gringaua will open and prosecutors (In the state)," oussion will feature au) peneliatB A meeting wrlll be held this eve 40th Anniversary deliver to McCarthy was the re the sixth annual lecture series he said. department will meet at 8 tonight ning In the Smith-Gellert Lounge or He also criticized Dempsey for Big Difference Mra. Harvey K. Mousley, wife of at the firehouse. Mrs. Dale Smith cmcuumoNB. fusal to dignify McCarthy by tak sponsored by the Temple Beth the superintendent o f the Norwich when directors and other officers and Mrs. Adolph Roberts will be will make plans for the programs Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ellis, 613 Radio .H i* B*raM Prlatlai OompaBT, Ina, ing him on personally. We thought Sholom Lecture Committee on Distrii^: Philip Susag, layman hostesses. Main St., were honored at a sur j for for the coming year. aaaume* no flaaneial reaponeibflltT for that this behavior on the part of Nov. 5. Subscriptions to the series in Insurance from South Methodist Church, Men and boys of St. Maurice par prise dinner party at Hawthorne (This Hating Inctadas only tboao news broadcasts of 10 or 15-mlnnte tppocraptilcal arror* appear! mt In aO- may be obtained by cajling the of Manchester; the Rev. EMward Business Manager Explored Inn, Berlin T^ke., Saturday eve length. Some stations earry otim abort oowsoasts.) ANNIVERSARY **rmementa______and___ otherroRtf*— readine matter ish will attend a spaghetti supper Eisenhower was the one thing A recommendation made by Dr. la Hi* ifaaolraatar- Branlnii- H erald fice at Temple Beth Sholom. Aluminum Johnson, ■vicar of St. George’s and Sports Night tonight in the ning in celebration of their 40th WDno—136* #>9:00 Nlghtbeat which, coupled with McCarthy’s “Germany Today,” a discus In ear, home and buunaao in* Episcopal Church and the Rev. chUKh hall. The supper will be Charles M. Larcomb that a busi wedding auiniversary. 6:UU News 11:00 News _OI*play adrerttatna cleateg boora; ness administrator should be hired C:06 Today on Wall Btreet 11:16 Bporta Final gsr MoBdajr—; p.m. Friday. excesses, produced the final deal sion of the de-Nazificatlon and aurance. The Big Diffanaoo is Carlton T. Daley, pastor of United served at 6:30. Art McGinley, About 25 friends and relatives the continuing parsopal attan'- for the schools of District 8 is be 6;1U Sport Newa 11:30 Starlight Serenade IMeeday—1 p.m Monday. ing with McCarthy which was democratization of Germany, will Windows $11*95 Method isL Hartford sports editor, Will speak. attended the dinner which preced 6:16 Art Johnson Show 1:00 Sign Oft Fpr Wedneada^l p.m. Tneaday. be the topic of thu first lecture. tion you gat from an iAdapend- Men as well as 'women of the No reservations are necessary for ing considered by the Region ed a party at the home of the 8:06 Raynor Shines W P O l'—1416 Vbr Tburadajr—1 p.m. Wedneaday. most effective, that from his own u it Insurance agent. al Board, and Town boards 1:00 News a Slim Uft. 6:00 Today In Hartford ate Friday—1 p.m. Thunday. Henry L. Moon, director of pub with this Outstanding Special church are Invited to attend. The the speaking program which will couple’s son and daughter-in-law, 6:16 Connecticut Ballroom SALE! WHAT—016 ate Saturday—1 jam . VHday. peara and colleagues in the United lic relations for the National As- Doors $294i5 WSCS business meeting will begin begin at 8. will be ccmsulted regarding this Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Ellis, 47 8:00 Paul Harvey 7:00 Bob Scott <9asslfled SaaoltB*! 10:80 a.aa aaeh First, wa help you chooaa the possibility. It is maintained that 6:30 Sound Stage 9:00 Ray Somere p ay of pabllaatleB aaeepC Saturday— States Senate. aoctation for the Advancement -of at 8 p.HL, followed by a worship Girl Scout Troop 667 will meet Virginia Rd. MEN'S WHITE f o r right policy from many hun such aa administrator could bring The former Irene Hartmann of 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 11:00 Newa marLOW But the hotheads against Mc Colored People, -will discuss the dreds avaUatda. Second, wo service and the program at 8:30 tonight from. 7 to 8 o’clock at the 8:30 Night BMgtii 11:10, Ray Somera Jal. Doors $59.95 Community Hall. Troop 651 will about additional time for educa Rockville and Mr. Ellis were mar 11:66 News 1:00 Del Raycee Show Monday October 16 Carthy, the people who thought problem of the Negro and civil recommend only reliable com Each year, In observance of our Anniversary, pjn. 12:00 Sign Off Ftna InatallatloB. Hostesses will be Mrs. William meet from 7 to 8 tonight at United tional needs by taking over busi ried at St. Bernard’s Church In WINF—lJ8f tire had to ha fought with fire, rights on Jan. 7. panies with excallant claim pay wo ceisbrato by giving our patrons the big ness matters. WTIO—1666 6:00 World News Dr. Judah Goldin, pibfessor of Perrett, Miss Doris Skinner and Methodist Church., Rockville, Oct. 18, 1921. They 6:00 News, Weather A Sports 8:10 Wall Street ment records Third, wa keep you 6:20 Strictly SporU 8:16 Showcase and Newa Handkerchiefs Peace Corps Fumble never understood tha Elsenhower gest values of ■the entire year. This year— The selectmen will meet at 8 to Visits Vermont have lived in MaAchester since Jewlah Studies at Tala University, MANCHESTER up-to-date on new policies Mrs. Charles Bedford. 6:30 Suppertime Serenade 6:46 Lowell Thomas Be sure to come in and see our other night at the Town Offices. Mra. Helen Coleman spent the their marriage. They have two 6:46 Thre* Star fixtra. * 6 strategy. Just aa they never un will conclude tha aeries March Women attending are reminded 6:66 Phil mxxuto “ GOLDBaf VALUES!” [The ria^ tavolved In the Peace AWNING CO. which might be more economical our 53rd Birthday— is no exception. W o urge sons, Raymond H. Elllis and Roy 7:05 CoDveraatlnn Piece 85 with an analysis of the Bible as to bring good clothing for weekend on a trip to Vermont, 7:10 Richard Hayea and Carol Burnett Oorpe operUloa have always been derstood aome of tha other mas PHONE 5n 9-3091 for your changing situation. Ellis, both of Manchester, and four 7:30 News ot the World. 7:30 News CBS Feature a literary maatarplece. every woman to take advartiage of the sav the thrift sale at the Methodist MaiK*ester Evening Herald Bol- exmrota Goal Set 7:46 Radio Moscow ofcvlou*. They vrere that. In the terful and eontrolM philoaophy by Fourth, we help you when you gramdchlldren. 8:00 The Worid TonOmt have a loss—cut red tape and ings to be made during this event. Service Center in Providence, and correspondent, Grace McDer- Frederick Patten, canvass 8:00 Pope Concert 8:16 Showcase and News test, the aaaignmant of idealistic, which SUaenhower refrained from sny articles they have completed rnott, telephone Mitchell 3-6166. chairman for St. Peter’a Episcopal niahlng Into the thick of disputes make sure you get prompt, fair but Inevitably Inenparienced young payment. for the Infants layettes. Church, has sent a statement to Americana to audi key responsibil when his best service to the coun- Orange News parishioners regarding the needs try consisted In seeing that some SPECIAL PRICES A watercolor of a forest scene Windd^ Painting of the parish for the coming ity for representing America by Miss Grace Tedford which won body remained above them. To year. Without going Into details ajiroad, would develop into some second place in the State Grange Set for Oct. 28 as to just how the money is to Ited o f embairaaBlng boomerang, ■as soma o f Elaenhowet's key contest was exhibited at a meet be spent, it may be said that the services to. the nation described as ing of Bolton Grange Friday night. amount to be raised totals $10,- -liven before the experiment took R WHAT IS AN ALLERGY? Gordon Mielke, youth committee Tho annual Halloween Window a lack of resolution, or moral 218. The' amount to be raised by HAVING MONEY , ^ field, there bad to be a diviaian Cold Wave chairman, reported that four Painting Contest for Manchester’s courage, or the capacity for da- o f sentiment into two camp|;—the It Is an imuaual hypersensitivity to certain Grange members and Arthur Pln- young artists, conducted by the oiie that o f thoae who p re fe ir^ 'to daion always seamed, to us, one of foods, pollens, dust, feathers, furs, or other sub ney Jr. attended a recent youth recreation department and spon tUce some risk with such idealism i£ ^ g n a i injusticaa ever dona an stances which can result in nausea, weakness, week at Camp Burger. sored by the retail division of the WANTED TO BUY! Individual In publfe aiarviee. Hla temperature changes, convulsions, ate. Bolton Grange will entertain ■Chamber of Commerce, will be -^4he other that of those who have SQ-53 $11.53 East Central Pomona at the Com held Saturday, Oct. 28. HANDED citation o f hla memoranda the IficKaii Hood Poimies im Instinct to regard almost all af- and munity Hall on Nov. 4- The theme Entry blanks, to be signed and fierts to help others as mistaken other night Ulustratad, in one In- for the meeting will be “ Harvest II turned in by Monday, Oct. 23, may CONN. COIN and STAMP OO. Time.” jmaenae. atance, that ha had down what he Physicians can make simple skin tests to find be secured from art teachers at out the exact antigen needed to give relief. If Grange members who wish to 995 MAIN ST.—MI 3-6498 Now that the Peace Corpa has intended to do, that ha knew why you are allergic, consult your physician now. I H A IR C U T S ...... $2.00 take the sixth degree at Footguard both Barnard and IJling Junior tfiveloped its first tell tale sample he was doing It, and tha result ha Hall in Hartford on Thursday,^ or High, from the fr ^ m a n art aimed at, which happened to ha the seventh degrefe on Nov. 17 or teachers at Manchester High, or of how it can go wrong—(n what by calling at the town recreation th* result obtained. Phone for Appointment at Your Favorite Schultz Salon 18 in Worcester, may obtain ap has happened following the fint YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you plications from Miss Mary Ted department at 22 School St. impressions of a young American need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if ford, Bolton Grange secretary. Three groups of young artists “ LOVABLE” Does girl on duty In one of the new Af Mulch, Anyway , shopping nearby, or we wdll deliver promptly Miss Cornelia Elliott received the will Include: Group 1, Grade 9: without extra charge. A great many people en Group 2, Grade 8; and Group 3, rican nations—the same di^aion fifth deg;ree In Columbia last week. Wonders For Your Figure! The fact that the Amarimin pub trust ua with their prescriptions. May we com Grade 7. Paintq and bnuhes will ot outlook exists, with a dlffer- pound yours? Cub Awards Made lic waa treated on the same day to Den I of Cub Scout Pack 167 be provided by the Chamber of anea, of course. The difference la SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALONS Commerce, along with prizes. two news atories, the one an an was in charge of Ihe program at tkat the cynics are beginning to Judges, who will be selected nouncement from the official Pub OF CONNECTICUT the pack meeting Friday night at he loud with their I-told-you-ao, 175 United Methodist Church. Awards from the Chamber’s retail division Ml lic Health Service that recent Rus- will select the prize winning win abd that the idealists have had to East Center 893 MAIN ST. AMPLE PARKING AT ALL SALONS MI 3-8951 made include: Lion's badge, Jack aian nuclear tests have increased ie Sadler; Wolf badge, Leo Gauth dows frfter 4 p.m. Satu'rday, Oct, tpjn, even more quickly than they Street the amount of radioactive poison ier; two-year pins, Robert Boske 28. expected, to the defensive. ( IM d c f r C i detected in milk and freab food in Phone and Jackie Sadler; one-year pins, But an examination of the par- Prescription Pharmacy John Warfel, Paul Barron, Leo some areas of this country, and t£^lar circumstances would sug- MI 3-1126 Gauthier, Keith Carpenter, Donald the other a finding by a aeiantiat 901 'Main Street—MI 3-5321 Roser and Douglas Bevins. gist that tbara has davelopad no who happens to serve as a research The Pack committee will meet 'i^ d reason for any sudden loss of Copyright 1961 (9W2) tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the some of INSULATION employe of the National Dairy faith In the Peace Corps experi- Robert Warfel, South rtd. Parents Council, to the effect that milk la itant of prospective Cub Scouts and any W. H. ENGLAND tm Just the thing to drink when fall new den mothers are invited to at tThe first thing to be noted Read Herald AdvB out gets heavy—these two atories MANCHESTER tend. Boys who would like to join LUMBER CO. rtlould be that the young American the pack need not accompany their and the obvious conflict between a Open All Day Saturday * «W involved, although aha was parents to this meeting. them are certainly part of the con Attend Fire School BuriniBed by some of tha condi “ At the Green”—MI 9-5201 fusion jieople of our time seam Seven members of the Bolton tions o f life she encountered in a fated to live with. Volunteer Fire Department at strange African civilization, was tended training courses yesterday 'Iha Public Health Service PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING not for that reason discouraged or at the Eastern Connecticut Fire makes it clear enough that it con- men's Training School in Willl- dliiheartened in her mission. It was sid m tha present amount o f ra mantic. Fire Chief Peter Masso- RANGE “ Velvet ^ovef* Girdle . , . ao ftot she vdio wanted to ^ v e up the dioactive poison in some o f the lini, A1 Burgess and Lt. William glamoroiu to look at, so com-^ aftort. or cancel her ovm role. Clifford participated In the ses country’s milk relatively Insignifi fortable on . . . because pure, 'Trouble came and controversy ASSOCIATION, INC. sion on rescue work. r U E L O IL live Latex is overlayed by lovely cant, from any health point of Lt. Dale Smith, Lt. William Rob a r^ , and she herself had to be lace. Absorbent stretch nylon view. But It la in milk, nonethS' erts, Thomas McKinney and Rob'ff GASOLINE tranafarrad because there was caresses your skin. Detachable leaa, that It looks for the amount ert Cassells took the fire course. garters. Ask for Style 411. $5.95 somebody waiting and eager and Training school officials con of danger present, while the Dairy anxious to promote tha kind of (Sponsors Of Your Visiting Nurses) gratulated the 293 men who at Council nutritionist almost seems tended the courses m spite of the ctaitroversy her tndlscretiona on a BANTLY OIL to recommend milk aa an antidote. bad weather. poet card made possible. Somebody INC, M ARLOW lS If we take such things seriously, , Two Meetings caused her poet card description of Bolton Homemakers are remind Open 6 Days • Free Parking we not only have to try to decide ; 'I M \iN - 1im;i;I her surprises In Africa' to be re ed of the meeting on chair caning which piece of testimony to con at the Community Hall Wednes “ Our 50Ui Year” produced. Somebody saw to it that TEL. Mlfclicll 9-4595 Main St., Manriieater sider valid. We also have to con day'from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. there was a protest meeting over MI 9-5221 sider the possibility that neither of John Tedford Sr. will be the In- IIOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 It them may be completely valid. If her particular indiscretion The Dairy Council may be A G i f t had not happened along, there propagandizing for milk, or at D E P E N D S would have bean another. That, FR O M least seeking fo protect that prod considering the fact that human uct from any adverse reputation in NOW! natureJs involved, could be consid MICHAELS, ON MANCHESTER PEOPLE FOR SUPPORT an age of fallout.- BY THE BRIDE ered almost automatic. And there \ But the Public Health Servica SUN LIFE'S SECURITY would have been those widting to may be rigdit in ita assessment of HERSELF capitalize on it, and use it to try IN THEIR ANNUAL APPEAL FOR FUNDS FUND ENDOWMENT milk as a location of danger and SAVES ON HEATING COSTS AT COOPENATIVE to diacredit and repel the Peace O F MANCHESTER P R O V ID E S still wrong in its assessment of the EVERYONE Oaxps effort at home and abroad. degree of that danger from one LIFE INSURANCE, P ^ id e n t Kennedy, and the Con- moment to another. Scientists PROTECTION TO AGE 65 graas, and many of the young peo- themselves disagree on the amount pl« o f this country, had faith AND RETURNS of radioactive poison which may enough in this idealistic kind of p i ALL BASIC ANNUAL be harmful. There are thoae who experiment to move it forward are alaniiista, and consider any PREMIUMS PfID toward a real trial. None of thoae This Association Offers amount sit all much too much. PLUS ACCUMULATED FU EL O IL who did this much for the idea WHY DON'T YOU? There .are those who are sooth- hfve. any reason to abandon it D IV ID E N D S sayei^, and who say we can toler nUw.'' A VisitingNurseService . IF T H E A S S U R E D ate mticir more than we have yet " <■. \ \.i c-v. We have a atrange standard for YOU GET GOOD SERVICE» AND SAVE experienced. A t the moment, when UVES TO 65. ■> -■‘i Judging the performance o f the Russian tests alone are polluting Idealistic policy as compared to MONEY, TOO, AT COOPERATIVE. Just the atmosphere, official American V “ For Every Resident Of At 65, the fundt can bat that o f the cynical policy. The mia- pronouncement might have some \ a taken in cosh PGR &AUON tal^ made in the pursuit of the phone us your order for 200 gallons or instinct to magnify the horror of • used ta purchos* a paid-up cyueal outlook are the more eas Manchester what the Russians are doing. But policy for ih* original sum moreTHE DAY BEFORE YOU WANT IT ily smoothed over. In fact, we auured and th* bolcinc* that instinct has to be restrained, In Lots Of 200 GaUons ofisB make less cxiticlam of a taken in cosh or as a because of the imminent possibil guaranteed income. DELIVERED. Pay the driver at* time of de wkiM pulicy that la evU and Or More ity that we ourselves may soon be wcwig, bscaiisB it callously and in- • usad to provide on annuity. livery, or pay at office the some day (up doing the same thing, and. If ao, It could be you! tMtionslty bets on the worst In hu- e left on deposit at d will want to have our own people mfealty, than we do o f some slight guaranteed rote of interest. to 9 P.M.). It's os simple os that! Coll us assured that we are not deliber Iqqierfectlon In s policy which ately poisoning ounelvaa. You could be the one who wakes up with a for your next fuel oil delivery. look to the hills of human It's always more pleasure tojgiva 0 qiftyou know the Bride isysorning In such a world we would aay, backache . . . headache . . . nervous . . . un> Inquire about Hilt remarkable poiijtMHtias Thera will be thoae if it wer* the right time of . year, for and this is just what Michaels Bridal Registry helps you do. Months rested. You may have trouble with muscles insurance plan will now want the whole thst the best thing to do would be before her wedding, the bride lovingly chooses her heort'* desire from or backbone, or, you may be one of the many by telephoning or writing fat Ooips ^MUAad, hacausa just to go out and cultivate your who have normal, healthy backs yet like vnota some things on a oil our beautiful Silver, Chino and Gloss. W a recordit corefully and we garden as usual. Get your muldi- extra firm bedding. Then you should see, and WALTER Re ^card. But from tbs very same know her wishes down to the tiniest sugor tong. Com e in, or phone. We'll HELP SUPPORT ing dona, anyway. ‘ ' A MANCHOTER SERVIUE FOR MANOHESTER PEOPLE actually try, Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest mat wa Imagine, would come let you in on the secret, and see to it that nobody duplicates your gift. tresses at Watkins, This quality-controlled PARTINGTON JR. that the pursuit of bedding is made by Holman-Baker from or IfM East Center Street ftt NOTE TO THE GIFT 6IVERIAU THIS AND EASY PAYMINTS, TOOl Manctaester, Conn. Ho ir tt thopedic surgeons’ recommendations. Each Ml 9-M04— Tn 5-8IB40 i M tit hM :.Aiem PlooM Moil Your Contribution TODAY To: / is made t
M • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CpNN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1961 PAfflB mm fAOt ------, ------kins-West 'Funeral Home, 142 B. town has been redaptured by pp- ter school until 5:15 p.m. tomorrow mann’s 4,000-word report but oth Center'SL, Saturday mornlnk' The Uce here. The youngster, who Six Crashes^ Coventry St the Church OommunlW House Sand - F illed T ruck erwise gave .only vague figures. Finnish President Arrives Rev. Alexander Abel of the Baton- wasn’t identified because he is o^ y on Rt. 44A with. Mrs. Grant ,E. The brown-uniformed inlUtismen S e a r c h o n State N ew s 14, ran away from the hospital Tootbaker Jr„ leader 'and Mra. Aids Berlin Escape played a large role in buildliig the lan'Lutheran Church officiated. waU dividing East and West Ber Burial waa in Bast Cemetery. Saturday night and stols Is cor. Five Arrests Duflys Slate John Risley, aaalstaht. For Talks with Kennedy He was spotted by a West H a ^ Girl Scout Troop 388 wiQl meet Un when the barricades begsfi go Bearers were Bdward Eu (Osattmod (rom Pags One) ing up Aug. 13. But early this F o r P l a n e gene Kask, Brick Slismets Ji.uhan Roundup patrolman who recoiled the de after school until 5 p.m. Wednes scription of the vehicle. Police day at* the home of Mrs^ PhlUp tin - month they seemed, to disappear— D,eath Claims Arike, Ants Laan and kristjen Over Weekend SMonds later three man and two \ (ram Om | fired three shots over the boy’s Open Session derson, leader. Mrs. Marjorie Chap apparently back to the factories. a Pollman. wotnen jumped into K. Weert Ber- HEALTH CAPSULES The organist was Miss Talml K. (Oontiaaod tram Pngn Om ) head before I they trapped him on pell ia sasistsnt leader. koDHi Win hold their flrat formal Lost in Test foot in marshy woods off Wash Biz wMksnd motor vshielo ocol- The choir of Second Congrega linsni otanding nearby cheered. .byiikhsdAlVtll,MJ). Ernie Brown Lepaaaar. Msmbeis of the Estonian dents, thrss of ths (dudn vwisty, For Planning eonforence in Kennedy's ofllce. (3torai Society aang sevdral selec ■tore where he bought the engage ington Ave. He hod been sent tional Church wiU rehearse at 7:30 The Vopoe—Eeet German People’e Girl’sr Crdft Set a r e bloop T tsre useful to Middletown after escaping brolight flvs arrasts and seat (Ivs p.m. Wednesday at the sanctuary. / Later in the afternoon the Kek- (Conthined from Page ^ e ) tions at the funeral home. ment ring. ' Police — were token by surprise IN PR0V1N& WHO IS THE Ernest F. Brown, 69, of 18 from the Meriden School for Boys persons to the Manchester Msmo- •me Duffys (Dads United tar Open house at Coventry High ‘Filmed in Color koneni will receive Finnish dtlseni Grove St., died suddenly at his risl Hospital for treatment None FATHER OF A CHILO ? VernoB P. Boynton CSEA Asks Night Rate three times. He was originally Furthering Youth Services) wUl School wiU be held from 8 to 10 but after roaUslng what haiq>ened at the embaeey and conclude their Jor test of North American air home Saturday. Until his retire picked up for stealing guns. were edmltted. toesed several tear gas grenades A Coventry girl’s four-piece The funeral of Vernon P. Boyn Hartford, Oct. 16 (JP)—The'Con- reorgoalM at a mestlng at 7:45 p.m. Thursday an the auditorium. first day in Waahing:ton as guests defenses. ment two years ago, he waa su Alben F. PuhUck, M, of -WeelHU Special areas of mfithematics, into the West BerUn cro'^. pewter coffee set which won a perintendent of mails ait the Man ton of North WDbraham, Mass., necUcut State Employes Associa paug, f t I.; was eherged with faU- p.m. Oct. 38 at Nathan Hale Com at a sUte dinner given hy Secre ’The B62G jet was one of more was held at the Holmes Funeral Godfrey Day Dies English, guidance, buainess and West Berlin poUce eaid the two craftsmanship award in February tary of State Dean Rusk. chester Post Oflaice for 25 years. tion plans to ask the legislature to ure to yield the right of way Sat women euffered minor injuries in may be seen on a film produced for than 2,250 U.S., Canadian and Home, 400 Main St., Saturday af pay a 10 per cent differential for I munity Center. social studies wiU be explained by As he headed for the capital. Mr. Brown was bom in Man- West Hartford, O ct 16 (flV-Fu- urday morning. He woe involved in The open meeting wlU be for the (acuity. In addiUroal to a the jump. Scholastic Magazines. Brltiah planes that participated dhester, March 28. 1892, the .son ternoon. The Rev. Felix Davis, state night workers. nerol servloes are being arranged a three-car collision op Center E|t. Kennedy was understood to be pastor of the Second Congrega both men and womei? interested In question and answer period, there H m East Germahs, meanwhile, Miss Mary ElUa Zeigler’s 15-inch planning a quiet conference with Saturday in the 12-4iour modk of the late Alvin and Agnes Bax The association endorsed the for Godfrey M. Day of West Hart at Edgerton. furthering youth activities In will be refreshments and a tour of acknowledged that mobilization of coffee pot, creamer and sugar,and ter Brown. He was a member of tional Church, offi(|iated. Burial proposal at the closing session of ford, a trice president of the Con Going west on Canter 8 t. Puh- prime Minister Nehru of India at aerial war. Sky Shield II. The was in the family plot at Buck- town. Anyone interested in further the building. the workers’ militia to man the serving tray is among 1961 nation his Hyannia Port haven next North American Air Defense its annual convention yesterday. necticut Life Insurance (3o. Day, Itck collided with the rear of a ear details niay contact Mrs. Charles barricades has dealt a serioue al scholastic art award winners land Cemetery. 63, died Saturday in Lincoln, Neb., AU fcommltteea working on the month. Command (NORAD) said: ‘‘The The Increase would bb for work driven by Luejan Obst, 83, of 382 Lowery of Rorest Road. Town’s 250th anniversary celebra economic blow. which have been filmed in color. TUESDAY Bearers were Joseph Kwolek, ers who have tours of duty from while visiting his son. Day was ac Hartford Rd., who was attempting Arrangements were being made exercise was 99.9 per cent ef- Claiik C. Stephenson. C. L. DeMer-, In additlM to electing officers, tion will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday Red Economic Chldf Alfred Neu The entry won a special 325 prize for Kennedy to exchange vlewii teotlve and the results were as 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. and would Include tive in town government and was to make a left hand turn. The Puh- mann told the party’s Central Com- for the best craftsmanship awarded Itt, Everett W. Smith. Peter War the originator of the motion, the group plans forming a wom at Coventry Grammar School with with Nehru both in Washington good as we could possibly expect.’’ nurses, toll collectors, watchmen, lick car then bounced o ff and hit an’s auxUl(fry. New members are the steering committee. mititee yesterday “the withdrawal by the Society of American O afts- ren, and Eldwln Culver. and others, said Edward Gallant, adopted in 1934, that led to estab a second car driven by Fred War rhen Inc. and in the seclusion of his vaca The eight-jet bomber, attached Invited to enroll. 'Volunteer mothers assisting at of workers (rom a factory for out tion home the first weekend of to SejTnour Johnson -Air Force the association’s executive direc lishment of the town-manager sys ren, 42, of 243 E. Center S t, bitting The Duffy’s group has been or side adtlvlties not concerned with The -film, which includes award ahd tor. tem here. He was also a formef It broadside, turning around and North Coventry Cooperative their trade must be extensively winners in painting, drawing, November. Base at Goldsboro, N.C., was be ganized for the past two years and Nursery and Kindergarten this YES. CERTAIN SPECIAL president of the Greater Hartford resting against the underpass wall stopped.” graphics, desl^. sculpture and Kennedy is known to have been lieved to have run out of fuel. Air The association also approved has a state charter. It has spon week include Mrs. Lawrence Fenti- BLOOP TESTS CAN PROVE Lost Postcard 'CJpmmunlty Chest. Besides his son, on Center St. in the eostboimd lane. Neumann said Industrial output crafts may be obtained by teachers Interested for some time in talking and surface craft swept a wide more than a dozen other resolu sored Boy Scout Troop 63, the an man and Mrs. Wallace Worthing personally with the leader of the t h a t A MAN IS NOT THE rachard Putnam Day, he leaves No injuries were reported and the waa up 3 blUion marks (3714 mil from Scholastic Magarines Art area in the Atlantic in search pf tions 'wblch it hopes to present to nual Easter egg hunt for children ton. Mra. Robert Maloney and world's largest uncommitted nation RATHER OF TH E CHILD WHEN his widow, Mrs. Shelia Wilson PuhUck car was toured away with lion at the official rate of ex Awards, 33 W. 42nd St., New York, the plane after it was reported the 1963 General Aaembly in the and plans to reorganize an Ex Mra. Ernest Matthews will be tpe WEDNESDAY In the coldijeace, as he puts it, be THE TESTS ARE POSmVE. Hurts * Repute Day: two brothers, George H. Day extensive damage. The two other change). But he said over-all pro 36, N. Y. down and presumed missing early form of proposed bills. of Farmington and Watson Beach plorer Scout Post In town. classroom cleaning committee tween the free and Communist HOWEVER, IF THE TESTS ARE cars had rear-^nd and body dam Preseijt officers are Richard duction waa faUlng short of targets Miss Zeigler, daughter of Mr. and yesterday. However, the convention turned Day of Litchfield, and five grand age, but continued to destinations. Saturday. There are openings In worlds. The possibility of a get-to- n o t p o s i t i v e , THEY Gale, pjresldent; Bernard Brown, fixed in the regime’s- seven-year Mrs. William Zeigler, Riley Mt. Rd„ After the defense test ended at O f Peace Corps down a resolution, after heated de sons. PuhUck wlU be presented In Cir the nursery and kindergarten gerther before the year ends has PROVE NOTHING, midnight (EtST) Saturday, com vice president; Everett N. Barth, economic plan. Coventry, is a 1961 g^raduate of bate, that would have allowed state cuit Court 12, Manchester, on O ct classes. Further information may The (Jommunlst party organ Manchester High School. Shels at been in the wind since early sum HMhh Cw»l.i fiw b.lp»«l taUo».tioo. mercial air travel resumed across employes to participate in town secretary and Earl Lovell, treasur- mer. . It i, i»f int«(d«i to b. ol. *.ei>oiHc (Continued (rom Page One) SO. be obtained from Mrs. Warren Neues Deutschland published Neu tending the Hartford Art School. the continent. Ehccept for “ mercy' politics. ; Pizzeria Holdup Nets $970 Dr. Swartz, president of the parent- , Ayub Kahn, the leader of India’s A four-car chain accident at Ftnaaoe Unit to Moet flights and a fpw other essential Donald R. Harper of Meriden Bridgeport, Oct. 16 (/P)—Two Center and Linden Sts. brought the member group. neighbor Pakistan, visited Wash ones no civilian planes were al 'The anti-American demonstra men held up the owner of a piz The Board of Finance will meet ington in July. Nehru's trip may was re-elected president of the arrests of Sherwood J. Benson, 18, lowed to cross the skies during tion was organized after someone zeria last night and fled with the at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Town ladt the ceremonial trappings of a reportedly found on the campus group. Joseph Heacox of Wlnsted of 16 Munro St., and Carole A. Manchester Evening Herald the mock war. Most of the larger was elected senior vice president night’s receipts of 3970, police Hall Annex at Center School. Wal Coventry correspondent, F. Paul ■tate visit but would provide the grounds the postcard that Miss Sulborakl of Agawam, Mass., both ter S. Keller, newly elected chair JIM TILLONA News Tidbits airports In the United States re and Walter DeLocher of Bridge said. Mrs. Adelaide Kotch, 51, of charged with foUowing too closely. ine Little, telephone Pilgrim opportunity for a face-to-face dis Michelmore had written to a friend man, will preside. , cussion. without formalities, of the ported passenger increases of 20 port secretary. Hugo Benign! of Danbury, owner of Mary’s Apizza Miss Sulborakl was treated at the 2-6231. PROPRIETOR OF from the AP Wires in Boston telling him: Restaurant here, was stopped in GOP County Meeting Communist threat to Asia as well per cent or more on both Friday, "With all the training we had Hartford was re-elected treasurer, hospital for broken front teeth and the day before the exercise, and Gov. John N. Dempsey and Sec an alley on the side of the build a cut chin. The Benson and Sulbor- The Tolland County RepubUcan PORK CHOPS as the global aspects of the funda Ernent Brown we were really not pr«^>ared for ing after she closed (or the night. Women’s Association will meet at mental Ekuit-West conflict. Alberlan rebel government ac yesterday. the squalor and abeoIutWy primi retary of State Ella T. Grasso both ski cars struck the rear of vehicles cuses France of direct respon The exercise began with a aim lauded the work of state employes She was knocked to the ground owned by Merton E. DooUttle Jr., 8 p.m. ’Thursday at Flano’s Res Educational Club Mrs. Kennedy was going back to the clas. see or phone an Allstate Agent nosy? WHOLI M obilheati;;^ camera. 10 OZ PKG You get all these automatic Sweet Corn KIRNH features plus ths most exciting FREE INSTALLATION feature of them aH — 10-$ocond o r U A P 10-OZ PKG picturot. Why should you wait Scan, Roebuck and .Co. 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IK K 5 TOIACCO PECXHJCTS IXIMPT ffiO M STAMP OFHR ' 299 EAST CENTER SIREBT— Bn 9-0896 ^ • Open Tharsday Nigfcte To 9 • 901 BI»ln 8-5821 AUTO INaURANCe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1961 9 J m T K » MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONn , MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOAlkDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE orlsotal ldl(»n "It .is ths warmth r of people’s hearts." TRVTVIS OMEJ ITS BVBN 0U7VIPK0' jliawyers Told 57 - Lettered Town Johnson Gives aOTAFUR// ' ■" HOW m Johnmn—to whom Bashir re . StVl— HE MAIZES M S.i UMP- Amwwto Pr*»iou* PubM Finds Stolen Sign fers as “ the deputy king”—first I.XWANTA cou u R i y ( rr looks met tbe camel driver while the Only Top Value givot gIHo I CAWT l in e WILL ATW4FLC r v i , ««.■*,M.*m•v■Wl^JK'OFTM'THINK IN yAFOMF- H Well-Known Names 10 Firms Hold f, . ------Camel Driver vice president was touring Pakis m u m u m m HEAR LianfalrpwngwyhgyUgoger- WHAT T?lie Baby Has tan last' spring. As he shook with a **Galdan Quarantaa” 1Mlt WINTOti ^,we«bv3on0.ma&sis ](,hasp-ap< yohwyrndrobwHiaiityoillogogo- hands with Bashir, Johnson said, VOU'RE i!!.* >»>*THE CREAKlMO ------TEnpotat Most Trials goch, Wales, Oct. 16 (JP)—'The Royal Routine "Coma over and aer.me-” And SAVINS 1 I IVA af aomplala satisfaatlan! e( state SIWnoM railway station sign of this Bashir accepted. American bus- wh,sper.it:lu. e A . « £ \ I liaiidleappM Slfr.ftaaUta. (Obattnued tram Page One) town '— whose name is the (Oonttnued tram Page One) Ineas men made the trip possible NCNB-TV to 5P6ND a n ' DlFFeReNT-LOOKiNG /HOR6 •SocUUstllan HGiB Been Named... eVeNiN® WITHOOT Hl/A, MlNUTBi • SMdpOd longent in Britain—was stolen under the people-to-people pro BLOKE w h e n h is h a tc h la o p p e s s d agviri and was found today whisked to the ranch house in a gram. TALKINS- OFTHAT ISiKmcuitga 10 S L ^ — j cases when they are flmt reached,” tS CLOSET)/LOOKS LlK&, Stevens 200 miles away on Reading jeep flying the Pakistan flag. AN CCD CHINESEr, BANTER MOrsstLsks he said. “Many factors are be IS C s s s t Ulndine achool's athletic ground. “ Ranchers and cattlemen here INCENSE, ■ lOnnWi yond control—^Illness, .inability to Police blamed schoolboys. do not tue camels but we are fa Declaration Cards ^ORNER.' aonutr aOHelirewiiiooUl Oeurey, Paul Eoeeph, eon o t Mr. and Mm. JoaeiNii B. Oourey. 22 High cards secum easentUI witnesses and the The Mgn disappeared Satur miliar with the problems that face untaStarstecOJ S S I S ' aoHiacuUM SORsiss 266 tAwrence Rd.. Wapping. He was bom Sept. 20 at Hartford your country,” Johnson told Bashir. Hospital. Hla maternal grandmother is Mm. Dora Larsen, engagement of counsel in another day nigIR. Relief station Mas Are Due on Nov. 1 SOBBMMSItf* aiWiMa nlc1niinM| SlDniit ter Gwilym Owen was looking "When you return I hope you will ■' ■■ ■Qowinw JlFWiawr 43'maOa VMiR. Easton, Maine. His paternal grandmother is Mm. Susan Cou- I court. top hop feel much closer to the American S ‘S out of the window o f his home \it± OSIndte rey, Norwich. He has two sistem, Suzanne, 5, and Kathy, 8. "However, one case that came to people.” Only ,600 of the 1,600 personal Stoarteaa ■ f f i s v * ' sasw . 44 N o n a (o d my attention was on every trial near the station when he no property cards sent out by the ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMUN 45Velum s,... _ I The vice president planned to SUPER MARKETS Imiftflriit S6Dlsi*tdi6d S4 Impodciit Fuller, Adam Edward, eon of Mr. and Mrs; Edward N. Fuller, list weekly through a court year ticed the metal sign was gone. aasesaor’s staff have been returned ...SUPrOSINS HE ...MAYBE I BETTER KEuSmSpt iM-liwraMIdir take Bashir on a tour similar to 47BoU Hmz Anthony Rd., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 25 at Rockville City from Sepim ber to June while one At R eadin g School, . a sightseeing trips given President so faur. ’The deadline for returning HAULED-OFF ANP PUT Of JEFFERSON, spokesman told reporters: the cards is Nov. 1. BIT A CHUNKOin’l THOUGHT IN A SACK 0R/>^ ( JEFFERSON? Wtad-lwndiie sorotw Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. Adam of the lawyem Involved was telling Kennedy, German Chancellor Kon OFONEOFVOUK SUMnN.' G o n s v e c Suchecki, Rockville. HU paternal grandmother U Mm. Blstelle his client he could not be reached "We do not wish to oomment." rad Adenauer, Pakistan president Assessor P. Joseph Murphy said v iv S lB o n a t r*r r m m m m Grosse, Southwlck, Maas. He has a brother, Alan Wayne, 18; I for trial.” A year ago university stu Ayub Kahn, and Mexico’s President the cards were returned quickly at S2% 1 ■ and a sister, April Dawn, 6. dents made off with the sign. first, about 60 or 60 a day. They S S V a s s IT IV • • • • • Chief Justice Raldwln discussed Adolfo Lopez Mateoi. Bashir’s trip Spaalals for SOOpsssUe IT I various procedural changes which It was found later in Man originally was scheduled July 4 but were sent out OcL 1. sepcano IT IT rr Gemtung, 8an Mae Marjorie, daughter of Mr.' and Mm. Robert had been nude in recent years to chester. Local residents have was delayed imtll after the visit of Lately the number returned has a S L s f d d a lm U , I t G. Gerstung, Main St., Ellington. She was bom Sept 83 at step up the disposition of cases in shortened their town’s 67- the Pakistan president. dwindled so that, he said, there Monday ^IL E Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is A. W. will probably be hundreds of them K15 saComsasaAtk rr 9 CoipiectlcuVs upper courts and the letter name for everyday us Today’s schedule called for a □ Bahr, Evanston, 111. Her -paternal grandmother is Mm. O, M. unsuccekaflifl effort to have more age to Uanfair P.G. The full visit to the Pedernales Electric co returaed the last couple of days. Tuesday and VOICE 2T Gerstung, Madison, N. J. She has two brothem. Cart 10, and This year, for the first time, the ISON Mll^ttaiatttac i — superior court Judges appointed. name means “St. Mary’s operative in Johnson City and a A O S sd e KJ u Glen, 13; and four sistem, Gail, 17, Cheryl, 15, Gloria 13, and I Each of the 22 superior court Church in a hollow of Whits noon barbecue attended by some cards do not have to be returned Wadnosday! TUe T zr a Robin, 6. 5H ELF» 41IWy „ _____ □ □ judges currently has an individual Hazel, close to a rapid whirl of Johnson’s neighbors. in person, but only need to be mail 44Mortdeeentsa • • • • • Tomorrow Johnson wrill take his ed in. « S k l n ^ ______sr B" load of 1,113 cases as against 72 pool and St. Tsilio’a Church.” Mathieson, Glenn Robert, son of Mr. and Mm. Edward A. The town does a thriving guest on a tour of Six Flags Over ■--I pfoCQbsnDoe w n □ □ LM Mathieson, 1700; Ellington Rd., Wapping. He was bom O ct 2 I cases a- decade agio, he said. 40 sr Much of the Judges’ time, the business in picture pootcards Texas, an entertainment center □ r m at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HU maternal grandparents of the station sign. near Dallas and then to the state »or are Kenneth Cloutier, Somers, and Mm. Keimeth Strum, 290 I chief Justice went on to point out, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER s r w 1JT is consumed in other matters than fair in Dallas where Bashir will a a X is ix e r m n Parker S t His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mm. James □ J I actual trials. be honored at a ceremony in front BSGhreoiit □ n c R. Mathieson, 50 Tanner St. or five live outside Vernon, either of the hall of state. ’They will BY AL VERMEER B A Iq a a n e d J ■■MlMM • • • • • He listed in this respect so-call- in Ellington or Tolland. go to Washing^ton by plane late PRISCILLA’S POP SB Oaejsiietlve IT T w I ed short calendar heatings of mo Tbe |H«ef Is la the podding. In MOriwtalciilBS [W] Skowronek, Melinda Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Leonard Otherwise, the club’s members tomorrow. the past five yean BERSON . M A T S A N E G A T IV E . *YES-.1'M W| sr Skowronek, 52 'Village St., RockvUle. She was bom Oct. 3 at tions, summary proceedings, crimi live about equally in Rockville or The vice president first greeted ATTITUDE, PRISCILLAS DOWN IT J haa made more than 8,000 qual POSITIVE J Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother U nal terms, services on the sentence rural Vernon. the camel driver when Bashir ar ity ptafflbiag and heating In ISUnannAloa B" Mrs. Charles Robinson, Rockville. Her patemu . grandmother review division, habeas corpus pro I C A N 'T , IFieposttMi IT] E” The word "area” was adopted rived in New York yesterday stallations. y DO'EM is Mrs. Walter V. Skowronek, Vernon. She ' has a brother, ceedings at Connecticut state pris aboard a jet airliner from Lon S]h« B" BO" 1 1 on and service on bench commit In the beginning, Mrs. Kozuch sug OBrttiditaUKir 5T 1 David, 1. gested, because of the confusion don. •DsoUstKdiais -a • • • « • tees. The two men from different Ruggiero, Stevens Michael, son of Mr. and Mm. Merioo Rug arising out of Vernon’s split gov • Tr» ' . g i iiliimia .' ^ t >4 - rv. - • ’ .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961 PAGE THIRTISN i ______1______^______t___ «______/ i U M W l E i V I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1961 Packers^ Taylor Wins Head'-tO'H^ad Duel with Jimmy Brown THE An All Losing Season? Herald Angle By :ain Green Bay Back Scores Four TDs EA R L YOST SpqrU Editor By EARL YOST New York (IP)__Jim Tavlortkln**- “nie Hackers and 49ers arefOrsen Bay’s trsmendous offensefbehlnd its great defense. Brich^yard b m t d^emia then For Clubs Sunday <;>Harold Simmons, Vin Kohen and Homecoming Day last Saturday at the University of Con us- A.rai t l ^ for the Weetem , Conference rolled in before 76,042 at Cleve- Bamee* 101-yard run with an inter- Bill Mozrer aaslatlng.,.,. Watkins, won his head-to-head duel icad with a 4-1 recoirid. limd Stadium, the day’s largest ceptlon of one of Eddie Lebaron’s losing string. Frank Ryan pasted G reat. morning, weatherwlae. In necticut won’t be forgotten for a long time. It was a dull, for the Rama score and Danny Vil< with Snltz Mordavsky' and Dick with Jimmy Brown and there New York and Philadelphia are NFL crowd. When it was finished, passes paced the auault, while Y. Cincinnati, sunny, and cool, and 1 (/P) __ Dartmouth defied hard rains to^Maine edged New Hampshire 7-8 on drab, overcast October afternoon with sprinkles of rain and a deadlocked for the lead in the the Packers had ground out 216 A. Tittle tossed a pair of touch lanueva kicked two field goafs. Re was Joined by my roommate at the Thorpe starrihg, won the match, Bo.lton Dartmouth^ won’t be many dissenting missed one from the 21-ymrd line six straight gam es... Scouting i' itVii • 1__ run itsita wide Ditch-outpitch-out aweeosaweepa and sophomore guard Roger Boucher’s cold north wind blowing; but most of all the grads suffered opinions today as to who is Ehmt after the Giants routed Dal yards, nailing down the triumph down passes to Alex Webster and Sinton Hotel. Fred Post 61 thi the workout was Vic DellaFera, and' Villanpva—two-thirds of off tackle slices from ita V-forma- conversion kick and Massachusetts through one of the worst perform-* las Sl-10 and Philadelphia won with three third period touch Kyle Mte. in the last four minutes that could Middletown Press, tor the l5-mln: the East’s remaining major captured six of nine Connecticut ances by a UConn football team in' the best fullback in the Na over St. Louis, 20-7. Both have 4-1 downs that were set up by a pass • • • have meant a victory. ute, seven-block walk to St; Peter’s playlng-manager-coach of the tlon. But the real basis of Coach Once again a UConn fumble on tional Football League. • • • Manchester Auto Parts. unbeaten football powers—^ Bob Blackman’s continuing suc fumbles in a 31-13 rout pitting last 20 years. Saturday’s lop-sided 31- the second half kickoff was recov records as Dallas and CSeveland interception and two recovered EAGLBB-OARDS — Sonny JUr- Cathedral. I wag surprised at the year’s co-champs. 13 loss to Massachusetts in the Taylor scored lour touchdowns, dropped to second place with 1-2 Browns’ fumbles. STEBLER8-BEDSKIN8 — Rudy play big games on New Eng cess (.723 winning percentage in ered by UMass on the 36. Speed genson helped the Eagles avenge aize of the cathedral, one of the Wednesday his career, .743 in foimal Ivy com Pace Standings Yankee Conference was a game ster Fred Le\^’ls scored from three plck^ up 145 yards and stretched marks. Green Bay quarterback Bart Buklch passed for both Pittsburgh biggest that I’ve seen anywhere, land soil this weekend. that the entire UConn coaching his lead as the NFL’s leading Pittsburgh won its first game, their only NFL loss, passing for “I’ll get shot - If this article petition) is defense. That puts Maine and the Red- yards out. Still another fumble, the Starr completed 16 of 17 passes for touchdowns to Billy Bsmes and touchdowns, eight yards to Pres and at the attendance, less than 50 Defense-minded Dartmouth vis men atop the standings. Rhode Is staff would like to forget. The per third by Pete Barbarlto, gave ground-gainer as he led . the Green 17-0 over Waahlngton. the only 266 yards, one a 48-yard toss to at each of two Masses. Baseball doesn’t get into the paper today,” its improving Holy Cross In a vivid .Dartmouth went into the Brown formance on the gridiron proved to Bay Packers to a 49-17 beating of NFL club without a win while De Tommy McDonald. Bobby Joe Con ton Carpenter and 23 to Buddy a woman caller cried out via a gaVne first in the nation in total land won its first game of the sea- UMass the ball on the UConn 39. Max McGee for a touchdown. rad got the Carda acore with a 73- Dial as the Steelera’ defense aleo men present included Trainer Gus contrast of ground forces vs air -son with an 18-6 verdict over 'Ver be the climax to a wasted week Sam Lussier, the Redmen’s No. 1 the Cleveland Browns yesterday. troit eased by Los Angeles 14-13 • • • Mauch 61 the Now York Yankees, phone call.” I suggested, then that power. defense, ■ second in rushing defense for the coaches. You had to see it Brown, who has been undisputed and (Chicago’s resurgent Bears yard punt return while John David pitched in with alx interceptiona. National League and World Series she contact the obituary editori as Already numbering Holy Oosa and third in pass defense. The In mont. ball toter. then went all the way 49BBS-VIKINOS — Kilmer, the Crow made his first regular season * • • the call was after the deadline for to believe it. How one team could on some fancy running behind ex king of the NFL rushers the past clipped BalUmore, 24-10. Umpire Jocko Conlln and Jim and Massachusettr among its five dians held the Bruins to 25 yards Amherst kept its slate clean with make so many errors, from start lour years, didn’t sebre and gamed • • * rookie from UCLA, scored on runs appearance after fracturing an an BEABS-OOLT8—Ed Brovm’s 84- sports copy. I’m sure that she aground and 75 in the air, never a 27-6 decision over Bowdoin cellent blocking. Bamberry's kick of onb, two, five and 20 yards as Gallagher, general manager of the victims, VUlanova invades a Bos to finish, especially on a college only 72 yards in 16 tries.' He has PACKERS-BBOWNS—Green Bay kle In training. He didn’t run the yard acreen past play to Willie Gal- CJhicago Cubs — Press headquar lived and wasn’t shot at sundown ton College club just home from a allowed them closer than the Dart Another extra point kick — by made it 23-7, UMass after three now gained 387 yards in 96 car scored touchdowns the first four the 49ers’ shotgun offense, riddled ball but gained 69 yards on five limore deflated the Colts, who put as I managed to get the item into mouth 36. Captain George Valjouli with three level, is one for Ripley. periods. Minnesota’s defense for 640 yards, ters were set up in the Netberland- disastrous three-game road swing Since UConn ha.s moved up a ries while Taylor has rolled up times it had the ball, and Taylor pass interceptions. quarterback Jotmny Unites as a Hilton with breakfast and dinner print as requested . . . Two on which the Eagles were outscor- In 37 formal Ivy games, Black minutes left—enabled Norwich to Speed.ster Gerry White’s 63- 681 in 81 tries. got three of them on runs of 26, 309 on rushing. Hugh McElhenny * • • • tailback in a new shotgim offense. blokes, whose names I shall not man's forces steeped in a myriad rally for a 13-12 margin over major college football classifica yard punt return set up the sec scored twice foif'the Vikings who offered by the host team, Cincin ed 86-3. But as much as the former seven and 46 yards. Paul Homung, UONS-BAiVS — Sub quarter Unitas scored Baltimore's only nati’s Reds, as well as press and use, passed the desk and said, Midway through October, Dart of defenses, have shut out 15 foes, Bridgeport. tion this fall the men from Storrs ond UConn score early in the Louisiana State star meant to the NFL’s leading scorer, got the led at one time, 17-7. back Jim Ninovsskl passed 43 yarde touchdown on a seven-yard run but ’’Have a nice vacation?” . . .Mon allowed a touchdown or less on Results of other Saturday game-s: have done nothing but fall flat on fourth period. White was finally • • • Western Union rooms, and we ate day night, Oct. 23 will be Italian mouth, Amherst and Maine are the Green Bay. Bill Kilmer die Just as other and upped his point totals to to Gail Cogdill asd fullback Nick Brown’s eight-yard pass to Johnny breakfast before boarding the spe only surviving unbeaten, untied seven other occasions. <5nly five Colgate 15, Harvard 0; Colby 27 their faces. This was the year the' brought down on the 22. Klitnan much for the San Francisco 49ers, 77 with six extra points. OIANT8-GOWBOY8 — The Pietrosante picked up.most of the Morris and Rick Casares plunge for Night at the Kacey Home and times has another Ivy team scored Springfield 21; Worcester Tech 38. UConns, with the reported beat cial press buses for Crosley Field guest speakers will include foot elevens in the area. Trinity, 14-6 tossed to sophomore Ron Neveck also scoring four times in a 38-24 The Browns had not allowed a Giants, tied 10-10 at the half, yardage on a 72-yard touchdown TDs gave the Bears more than at 10 o’clock . 1 I felt mighty im upset conqueror of Tufts via a more than tw’lce in a game on the Bates 14; Central Connecticut 38, personnel ever, were going to beat on fourth doum from Oie (six for slugfest over the Minnesota Vi- touchdown on a ground play until stormed home in the second half march, finally scoring on a four- enough. ball coaches, Tony Alibrio of Man Brockport 16; Coast Guard 13, Yale — a feat no stale college portant riding in the bug as a po chester High and Larry lanucci of crushing 90-yard fourth period Indians. GOOD CATCH — Veter the six points. lice escort cleared the avenues of march, has not lost a game but has Holy Ch-oss, leaning heavily on Wesleyan 9; Northeastern 33, AIC team has ever performed. How That ended UConn's threat al East Catholic High, Ralph Scu- 15; Youngstown 28, Southern Con an observers rate Bill ever, after the opening game travel to and from the ball park. dieri, general chairman, passing been held to a deadlock. its air arm, rallied from a 7-0 though on the ensuing kickoff, an It was strictly red carpet treat Tufts, Yale (lost 11-0 to Colum deficit to w'hlp Boston University necticut 8. Miller, pass snagging end smoke had cleared the sons of along the Information . . . Pear- The rest of this weekend’s sched on-6ide boot, Jim Muldowney fell ment for the press, which was ap- vanti Vichl, Bisseil St. merchant, bia) and Middlebury (lost 12-0 to 20-7 and a second straight victory. of Miami of Florida, Eli.s had won handily. Next came on the ball on the UMass 47 but reclsted, but, on the other hand, Williams) are the most recent The Crusaders opened against Vil- ule: among the greatest col a road te ^ against Rutgers, one UConn lost the ball. Just Starting^ College Football Wash don’t think was really necessary reported he enjoyed the first two lanova which had the advantages Columbia at Harvard, West Vlr r World Series games in New York. clubs to get knocked from the se lege players ever seen. of the better clubs in the East. .Having arrived at the park by of two games already played plus ginia at BU (night), Rhode Island As expected, Rutgers encountered Gambling on foiu-th down wlUl "I’ll have to send back my tickets lect circle. They Join Colby, Holy at Massachusetts, Bowdoin, at Wil but minutes to play, UConn gave 10:30, and the game not starting for the sixth and seventh games,” Cross, Massachusetts, Northeast spring practice. It proved too big little tremble in winning. for two and one-half hours, I had a gap. liams, Central Connecticut at AIC, up the ball on its own three. Mc Hung Out Monday A.M. he moaned . . . dhance at night ern and Williams to form the eight Line Outstanding Next was last Saturday’s Home Cormick fired to Majeeki for six SNOW-BOUND FOOTBALL—Blinding snow and a slippery gridiron made it rough go plenty of time to vlait with both to catch up on my correspondence. squads which have lost Just once. Sub quarterback Bill Joem ran Bales at Middlebury, Springfield at coming Day meeting, the first College Scene managers and players from the the club effectivel”. Regular Pat Northwestern. Rochester at Ver more points and the former then ing ifir the Portland Seahawks and the Frankfort, N? Y., Falcons in their semi-profes Share Ivy Lead mont, Wesleyan at Worcester Tech, home game of the season and it pa-ssed to Lussier for two more New York UP) — Monday’s foot-^spactaoular run the day — • rival clubs. Finding Whitey Ford Thursday Permitting only a field goal In McCarthy had got the job done As Columbia Snaps was disastcrous before 10,079 dis sional football game yesterc[ay. (AP Photofax.) of In the Yanks’ dugout all alone, I against Buffalo the previous week. Yale at Cornell, Brovmi at Penn markers. ball wash, and be aure to hang up 08-yard touchdown gallop by Knn- “Red Sox fans don't like the three games. Dartmouth whipped Connecticut at Maine, Colby at appointed fans. Nine times UConn New York (/P)—Don’t go away.. . . The fun’s just started. took a seat next to him and we Brown 34-0 last Saturday to share Speedy Tom Hennessey scored Yale Win Streak fumbled, losing the pigskin six Outstanding back waa McCor enough gauze bandages. ans State’s Joe Senriee — went for talked. The brilliant 25-game win comparison between their club and, , ^ . Trinity, Amherst at Coast Guard mick while end Ed Forbush A college football season already replete with its fair quota Football is a rough game, naught. .Kentucky won the game^ ahclnnatl,’’ Leon Thorp said this the Ivy League lead witli Prlncton twice. times, as underdog 'UMass. took of excitement and surprises steams toward the midway point, ner was more concerned about his and Harvard while running its Yale’s 11-game winning streak Upsala at Bridgeport (night), Nor sparkled on defense. Bob Treat Schoolboy Slate whether you watch or play It. .At 21-8. golf game than in beating the Reds a.m. when he stopped at the desk wich at St. Lawrence, Southern Relentless Columbia linemen advantage of the misplays to end and Dave Bishop were terrors de- picking up momentum like a sprung-loose fullback. Los Angeles, a total of 225 apecta* to deposit the mail addressed to scoreless mastery over the Bruins ended at the hands of Columbia. and a dogged sophomore fullback, UConn down to its third straight Foul Shooting Contest for a second time, at least he talk to 351 minutes (1956). In th e Yankee Conference, Connecticut at Ithaca. fen.sively for the losers. Features Football This Saturday’s program, for ex-<^ tors at the ULCA-\fanderbllt Quote and unquote: Coach Tom ed more about golf. However, when this department, ^m parlng the A1 Butts, squelched Yale’s hopes setback, The defeat wss only the second ample, offers a number of high- suffered their first setbacks of the game were treated for heat pro my Prothro of Oregon State after play started, Ford went on to set a Reds’ play to the Red Sox was for a second unblemished season Maine Next in conference play in five years Contest Saturday lights. Notre Dame, returned to season. Soph reserve Joe Auer stration (110 degrees) and am his team lost to Wiaconaln 23-20: new consecutive World Series r®c- made during my observations at Saturday with an 11-0 trimming Coming up Saturday will be for UConn. Won by Syracuse Nats elite status in a hurry, takes on starred in a second half surge that bulances hauled five away to hos "We played too many people.’’ ord for pitching scoreless before the World Series, particularly in Butts picked up both the touch another Yankee Conference with Michigan Staje in a meeting of all carried Georgia Tech over Duke, pitals... At Northfleld, Minn., the Tommy didn’t exactly criticize the being sidelined with a fool Injury, Cincinnati .. Ci>lumbus Day, a holi ’Eaters Blank Cruisers^ 6-0 down and the conversion at the rugged Maine at Orono. The Black Coming to tdwn Saturday af winning teams powered by regi 21-0. Rice came from behmd twice game between St. Olaf and Ripon officiating. He Just hinted that the suffered while batting in the fifth day for many, and there was the Yale Bowl. The Lions were in no Bears are always tough and one By EARL YOST ternoon to play the Manchester ments of stylish runners and lines with the aid of stolen passes and was held up for 40 minutes to en striped suit boys must have en inning .. New York won, 7-0, Jim usual flow of visitors at the desk mood to be -turned back after an wonders whether UConn will even to match. Texas carries its perfect Roland Jackson’s punch for a 19- able ambulances to carry wounded joyed the home-cooking In Madi Otates replacing Ford and tossed including three state workers, Red Sport Chatter Professional basketball. National Basketball Association High Indians will be one of the Hadden, Bill Skoneskl and Pete 85-yard drive in the second quar win one game this season. Fol version, stay out of Manchester. This City of Village Charm hottest football teams in the record into Arkansas, where the 10 victory over Florida. And Syra players from the field...Four St. son, Wis. ■shutout ball, too, as the Yanks Devils Upset Fighters ter. lowing Maine, Coach Bob Ingall’s Central Connecticut Interscho- giant-killing Razorbacks are wait cuse, mounting three scoring ad Olaf and one Ripon player went went two games up, three to one. Mai'tello ag well as Gerry De- has had it after last night’s dull exhibition between Syracuse ing. Mmisslppi's nationally top rat out with Injuries perhaps for the meusy, Hartford newsman, with A 23-yard field goal by Tom crew will move out against Buf BOB BLANCHARD, a member iastlc League. That, of course, vances of over 90 yards each and Most abrupt about face of 1961> In the best of seven set .. Dinner, falo, New Hampshire, Boston of Manchester High's football and Detroit. The show left much to be desired before 1,400 will be the Spartans from Ma ed Rebels play Tulane and third- making three vital pe.ss intercep rest of the season.. .Three Syra VUlanova—^wlth a 2-8 record last typing and talking with fellows like the wrap-up announcement on O’Connor near the end of the ranked Alabama meets Tennessee quarter-midget racing in Manches game, twisted the knife a bit deep University. Rhode Island and Holy team, was reported in good con bored spectators at the Arena.^- loney High in Meriden. tions, beat Nebraska, 28-6. cuse players — Dave Sarette, Bob year, now has won five in a row. Danny Murtaugh, Pirate.s' nnana- In Midget League, 14-6 Cross in that order; not a patsy Syracuse won, 129-119, If anyone Pre-season favorites in sev in Southeastern Conference fea Celll and Dick Bowman — suf . . . . Nothing wrong with the cot get, Fred Huthinson of the Recks ter, Demeusy, former Herald ad er into the Ells, who had turned dition this morning after receiving tures and lowa-Wisconsln and Ohio fered bone and muscles damages vertising solicitor, reported he will back Connecticut and Brown in the group. lacerations of the lower lip and a cared. eral circles to cop thu CCIL ton market down Texas way. . . . and writers from many part.s X)f the There Is still hope for the Husk It was a typical NBA produc Italy Defeats gridiron title this fall and pos State-Northwestern top the Big at Lincoln, Neb., where Syracuse Mike Cotton was the wheelhorse in country. leave the sport next season as his Registering victories in the Mi(iget'League doubleheader earlier in the season. head injury in an auto, accident Tea card. beat Nebraska 28-6.. .Michigan son. Jerry Sr., will be over the age In an interstate battle of the ies. The line, biggest in the col Saturday night. The accident oc tion, foul-infested writh a parade sibly even repeat tlieir unde Tickets on Sale Teocas’ 28-7 victory over Oklaho limit. Through Demeusy’g efforts, played before 200 fans at Mt. Nebo Field yesterday were the lege's history, is big, rugged, fast from one foul line to the other. feated record of two years ago, Built Up Pressure State's captain and ace linebacker, ma. . . . Next thing AC know sden- Monday Counlry Club winless at Middletown, the Coast curred during a rainstorm at Bol U.S. in Davis the Spuinans stumbled a bit at Michigan State and Notre Dame Ed Ryan, suffered a shoulder weekly reports on the sport were Blue Devils and Smokeaters. The Devils upset the Fighters, Guard Academy took a close and experienced. But in the back- ton Center. And, it was spiced with continual For Sports Night tlsts wtll be investigating the Again the weatherman smiled published • ■ Welcomed the night field, Ingalls is still looking for a crying from both benches and on the start of the season losing built up pressure for their forth separation in the Spartans’ 28-0 “UveUness” of the modem football. 14-6, in the nightcap and the Eaters tallied a fourth period SATURDAY measure of Wesleyan, 13-9. Cadet on Cincinnati for what proved to free and I was off to my private touchdown to defeat the Cruisers,— quarterback. In three games he has . U'TTLE LEAGUE baseball of the floor with the officals. Syra a non-league opener to Wilson coming collision with Impressive triumph over Michgan... And at . . . A plethora (that means a be the final day for the 1961 SELECTED NINE quarterback Larry Dallaire’s dead tried three. All have failed miser Cup Net Play of Middletown and then bowing Limited number of tteketa re study, with a not to be disturbed 6- 0. ficials will hold a meeting to cuse, under antagonizing Alex victories Saturday. The fifth- Tallahassee, Fla., fans and play whole lot) of fumbles figured In World Series, the Yankees win sign on the door until 9 o’clock. for the Eaters with A1 Krob, Jim Class A—Del St. John 81-4-27 ly passing arm was the measur ably to produce. Against Brown in to Wethersfield. ranked Spartans smothered Michi main on aale for Tuesday ers from both benches got into the Saturday’s games, but Gib Carson In triumphing, the Devils Art Wilkie Jr. 30-2-28. ing tool. He hit for 22 out of 30 night at 8 o’clock at the Army Hamuun, a one-time hatchetman night’s fourth annual Masonic ning, aa predicted, by a score of pinned the first loss of the season Cunningham, Gary Minor and a pre-season scrimmage, UConn with St. tnuls, outacored Detroit Rome (iD — Italy defeated the Since then, however, the gan (No. 6) 28-0 behind Pete riot act during the Florida State- of North Carolina had tlie right 13-5, and a town which featured John Quaglia playing well for the Clas."! B-Bob Prindle 31-5-26, Upholding the state's honor and Navy Club. Spartans have really rolled. Smith’s smart quarterbacking, a Sports Night at the Masonic Georgia game and had to be quell Friday on the previously undefeated Fire Jack Me.skill 32-6-26. won easily in a drenching rain with on all counts, baskets, 40 to 37 and United States in interzone Davis Temple. Dinner will be Idea. . . . Twice the boll squirted red colors which turned to black Cruisers. against invaders from beyond the three quarterbacks starring. On free throws, 49 to 45. The best Cup play today and won the right Maloney shows consecutive swift and strong attack paced by ed by water hoses — Berlin style, from his hands as he crossed the Friday the 13th! Who’s super Fighters against local competition. Clas.s C -George Budd 35-10-26, borders were Trinity with a 14-6 MANCHESTER RIFLE Club victories over Bristol Central, George Salmes, and a big mobile serv ^ at 6:80. Tickets may by sundown, actually 20 minutes stitious? Just another day in the A third quarter touchdown, after Tom Stanford 34-9-25. dry fields, with better conditions exhibition was at the foul line, the to challenge Australia for the be purchased from Howard Pii\ POINTEK—Colum goal line and each time a team after the gtuiie started for the B lue Dcviiii (14) upset over Tufts and Central Con for an aerial game, the passers defeated Metacon at the victor’s Windham and Bristol Eastern line. The Irish of Notre Dame, Talk about your “Point a Min mate recovered, allowing the Tar busy life of a eportswriter. .Caller both sides had triumphed in the Kmls; Scott, IjAiidsberK. H^rdir, Low Gros.s—Lee Terry 76- Nationals canning 49 of 56 while coveted tennis trophy. and in all triumphs the Spar Waddell or at the Joyce Flow bia got off with a rush Yanks led at this time, 5-0..How in person waa Jack Vittner who necticut with a 38-16 thumping of threw like second rale high school range, 1,355-1,100 recently. Indi Detroit countered on 45 of 58 tries. Nicola Pietrangelo scored the eighth naUonaUy, uUUzed no leas ute” teams.. .Notre Dame has a heels to upend Maryland 14-8. . . . second period, provided the mar IIUClX'.S Blind Bogey Brockport (N. Y.) State. ers against Yale, Rutgers and vidual scores of the winners were tans rolled lip 40 points or than 22 backs in rolling over and er Shop aad Larsen’s Hard led by the sharpshooting "Back a Point” brigade.. .’Ihe ever, before the day was over will manage the Y bowling lanes gin of victory. rKlca: Stoply, Donavan, Moriarty, George Budd, Marion Martoc- A total of 114 free tries adds up decisive third point by defeating more. ware. A so-what statistic: Brown now much happened, and from strictly MachoU, Nielson. Trinity's winning tally came UMass. Rueger 280, Wltkowski 277, SUiun to a dull game in any man’s think Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, around Southern Callfomla, 30-0. Tom Vasell.' comeback Fighting Irish used a has gone 351 minutes against this season and the bowling situ After a scoreless first period, Guards: Barton, Gabby. Welsh, chio, Jim Colburn, all 88'.s. after a cavalry charge of 90 yards The Indians'will have quite Speakers will be Hal Good- a personal viewpoint, the biggest ation, in regards to getting scores Strickland. True, UConn scored both touch 270, Barron 266, Jones 262. ing. Calif., 9-7, 6-3, 6-2. Arkansas staged a Southwest total of 22 badis In their 30-0 Dartmouth without scoring a the Fighters recovered a bad pass in the last period. downs via the airways Saturday, a defensive task this week in nough, the extraordinary sports triumph over Southern Califor accomplfthment was the Ameri printed, was reviewed in detail. O nters: Dlngw'all. Maikenson. FMliiigton Ridge Most of the gathering, from out- Italy went into the final two trying to stop Bobby Chester, Conference surprise for the second authority, Mickey Oookrane, point. . . . Scoreless streak dates can Arlines locating my lost bag from center at the Devils' t w o- Backs; Rice. Gibson. Mannin,ng. Kos- Brockport stayed with Central Joe Klimas tossing both payoff week in a row, moving Into a 16-0 nia. . . Star of Kansas’ 21-7 vie, back to 1056. Jack and his brother. Norm, have yard line and turned it into their mirkas. Cartier. Kearns, MftcDonald,cD( of-town, came to see Johnny Egan, single matches leading 2-1, and Joe Annino and Co. former major league catcher gage, missing for nearly four days Moorehouse, Keeney. r n o MEMBER up until the fourth period when pitches, but the overhead game lead on the passing of George Mc Sport Schedule tory over Iowa State was a quar run the Y duckpin activities for only touchdown of the day. Fred Card Rescheduled ex-Hartford Weaver flash in his needing to win only one m o re Hooters Tied for Lead and manager, and Billy Gard I had worn out a path to the a number of seasons . . During my Firefighters (6) Low Nets—Frank Slaszowskl, quartert(ack Jack Engelke broke a left much to be desired. Quartcr- Kinney and Billy Moore and trip terback named John HadI.. Name Mississippi, the nation’s No. 1 Brunoli rushed across for the 16-16 tie by flitting 10 yards for [ back isn’t the only gap in the of debut with Detroit. The good point. Still in the thick of the scrap ping ninth-ranked Baylor, 23-13. ner, reserve tnflelder irith the looks like a six-man line which has AA. (Not Alcholics Anonymous) absence from home my sons. Reed Knd.s: Kelly. Abraiiis. Matte, Colchin. Tom Wolff, Rod Midford, Don looking Hartford playmaker, Douglas, the sixth ranked Amer for top honors m the CCIL New York Yankees. Good- Today team, apparently has talent it office ancl spent several dollars TD but a rush, for the two extra Tackles; Lanagan. Palmer, Brown, Rathbone 62; Ed Rubis, Ernie a touchdown. fense, although it's the biggest. The At Buckland Oval soccer league, are Coach Dick The Razorbacks upended Texas Just shifted to a four-man line... hasn’t discovered yet. i . . Glynn and Dean, practiced up on their Johnson. Sadoiski. rtinning game, with Tony Magalet- played the first and third periods, ican tennis player, was no match Bough is one of the finest speak Cross Country, UConn Section calling the airlines trying to get basketball shooting and; when I points failed. Guards; Murphy. Majewskl. Steven Heath, Johnny Whoiley, Bob Bridgeport may still a.sk for a dropped in four baskets in eight for the big Italian. Only in the Danielson’s Red and White Chrlatian the week before, and ers In the conntry. Coclirane which reminds us: Whatever be Griffirig, who has been a defensive word on my gear which I was recount after being rudely clipped ta sidelined, is sub-par. Texas Tech kept the Homed Frogs als at Storrs. came of Henry FmkaT.. .Georgia specialist, passed for three touch challenged them to a game of 21 But the Devils struck right son. Taylor. Dion, Moekalis. Karns 63; Ed kuna, Oarry Allen, Inclement weather Sunday tries, canned two of four free first set, which lasted for 58 min hooters. Possessors of a fine Is' now O B Die aconUng atsfl without In Cincinnati until the they couldn’t wait to play. Al back and deadlocked the score Centers. Brailhwaite. TupjH'r. Ray Beller, Ev Johnson 64; Harry by Norwich, 13-12. The Vermont First two times UConn had the forced postponement of the sea throws send had one assist. It was 6-1 overall record, ine Indian reeling by stopping them Saturday of the Detroit Tigers, a team Tuesday,. Oct. 17 Tech had to cross the goal line downs in Ole Miss’ 47-7 triumph night before I left, which did me Backs; Doggart, Hawver. Lucas, ball it fumbled, the second set up utes, did he battle on even terms. night, 10-0. Soccer—Manchester at' Platt. five times for three touchdowns over Houston. . . . A bow to the re though the scores were cioae. I before the half ended. A 50-yard Kastaukas. Lodge. Brunoli. Nolan. Rob NetUebladl. Stan Davis. Ed Mor ers hit for two touchdowns in the son-closing quarter midget racing obvious that he didn’t have full Lone U.S. Win kickers are deadlocked with he onoe managed to the Amer little good. ..My camera waa pass from quarterback Wayne bins. iarty, Charlie Conlln. 65; Bob Kay. last quarter after Bridgeport shot John Bamberry's field goal from classic until next Sunday at 1:30 Hall and Conard for first place Texas’ fourth-ranked Longhorns, Masonic Sports Night, 6:30— in Its 21-0 rout of Duke and an cuperative powers of the West Vir was still able to hold my head Score by Periods; the 20. Another fumble gave U- advantage of knowing his mates Douglas previously had won the ican League pennant. packed in my bag, for the first high, as the winner, but not for Cartier, to end John Hughes pro Pete Naktenis, Mark Kravilz, Pet off to a 12-0 lead in the first. p.m. well enough. For two weeks Egan In the CCIL., All three have with an offense led by Mike Got Masonic Temple. other arithmetical novelty: All- ginia Mountaineers — 18 games time ever, and that too was miss F ig h ters ...... 0 6 0 (V— 6 er Lingua 65. Mass the ball on the UMass 43 in single American victory by defeat ten and Jim Saxton, clouted Okla America Bob Ferguson ran only a without a victory and now two long as both have improved tre vided the six points but they also D evils ...... 0 6 « 6—14 Southern, which stuck a tenta Officals of the Connecticut worked out with the College All- ing Fausto-Gardlnl 4^, 4-6, 7-5, identical 5-1 loop records. ing and I was unable to get any TDs: Fighters: Brunoli \2 yd. run): Low Pros—Frank Staszowski 74. tive to-e into the rolling football the second period and 10 plays lat The Indian hooters have two homa for the fourth successive total of eight yards to score four straight important ones over Vir mendously ,. . Atty. Harold Gar- failed going for the two points Devils; Hughes (50 yd pass from Car er, John McCormick passed to Paul ■Valley Quarter Midget Associa Stars and played at Madison 10-8, 6-0. pictures in Cincinnati to add to ri'ty reported that he h^d framed after touchdown. Wally Cichon 75. Bob Kay 76. Rog waters of the Midwest Saturday tion said the same program plan Square Garden last Friday night. games this week, both on the year, 28-7. Ole Miss, showing off touchdowns In Ohio State’s 44-0 ginia Tech and formidable Pitts my sports library.. .Cincinnati, tier. Hei-dlc (44 vd. i>ass from Cartier). er Horton 76, Larry McCuc 76, Ed Majeskl for the TD. Bamberry add The final singles match of the road. Tuesday, Manchester its platoons of talent on the ground triumph over Illinois...He had burgh. . . . It’s the same old story' the ticket stub from the game in Passes Click PAT: Cartier i (plunge). night, came back with the scars ned yesterday will be presented. Jury StiU Out day, which pitted Whitney Reed 1 found dead except for the moon Rubis 78. Frank Sarro 78, Ed Ko ed the 10th point. visits Meriden to take on Platt and overhead, crushed Houston 47- Worsley Turns Back 43 Shots touchdown runs of one, two, two, at Pitt: Waist-deep in fine foot which Roger Marls hit his 60th The Fighters stormed right on walski 78, Ed Kuna 78. Leo of a 28-8 bouncing by Youngs Scoring Play It will include 250 laps of racing, Egan, perhaps trying to hard, of Alameda, Calif., against Gar- and Friday Journeys to West and three yards. Just to show you ball talent but a punishing sched shiners from Kentucky who ap home run this season. TTie ticket, Rmokeattert (fi) town. a 1962 auto show, band concert, was off In both his. shooting and 7 with a 34-polnt second half. Pat peared on the scene Sunday, a dry back down the field but time ran Ends; Barry, Burr, Packer,' O stro u t. Chizinskl 78, John Galeski 80, Joe With only 11 seconds left in the dini, was reduced to a formality. Hartford to face Hall. The Trammell guided 'Bama to its 26- the Injustice of It all, the most ule. autographed by Maris, hangs in out before they could score. The M onahan. Sullivan 80. half, Klimas tossed to end Jimmy and personal appearances by TV floor play and on defense ran Last year Italy also defeated the Warriors from West Hartford 7 victory over North Carolina As Rangers Gain NHL Lead day in Ohio, was empty atrnight, GaiTity’s Main St. office . . Jockey Tackles; Starkel 311! T om assi, P e ir- personalities. into all kinds of trouble. ’The Jury even Fountain Square, the center Fighters had the ball on the De ro. Anastasio. Bell for a 63-yard scoring play for Americans in the interzone final. are the only team to beat the State, paaaing for two touchdowns Sam Vacanti, shoulder in a sling, vils' two-yard stripe when the Boyer Stopped UConn. Bell had gotten ahead of A field of more than 25 quar is still out on the Hartford lad Then the Italians lost to Australia Indians this fail winning a of attractions in the city...Dined stopped to say hello. The yoimg Guards: Ough, Hutchinson. Podolny, Mets Purchase Pair ter midget cars from throughout but the feeling is that he’ll have and running for another. ^Dean Prentice tallied on Harvey’s with members of the Boston press halftime whistle sounded. D. Woods. two defenders and took the pasis in the Challenge Round in Perth, hard fought 2-1 decision a Iowa, second In the nation al STANDINGS Jock, thrown in a recent race, is Centers; Stetz. Reynolds. New York (IP> — The New York New York (IP)—When Cincinnati over his shoulder going full speed New England is expected to com to improve his shooting to make Australia. « couple of weeks ago. though riddled by injuries, dis W. L. rebound in the first period, finally Raiders Trim South Windsor at night before going to the West recovering from a dislocated shoul It was another pass play late in Bark.s: Hamilton. O'Grady , T u rn er, pete in the racing classic on the up for his lack of height. And De New York ...... 3 1 came to life after Jean Ratelle ern Union room for the final time, the third period which provided Bob Tomassi. Kalpack. J. T o m assi, Mets of the National League, pitcher Joey Jay held Yankee Clete on the 22 and raced into the end The 28-year-old Pietrangeli was Winners of their last four played Its depth aa Matt Szykowny der at the home of his parents.. Doughty, O’Neil. K. Woods. scheduled to begin play in 1962, Boyer hitless in the second game of zone. Klimas also added the sev Buckland oval. troit did not show any form of a the big gun for the Italians. He meets, Manchester’s cross Toronto ...... 2 1 scored an a two-on-one break with en route meeting Warren Giles, the game winning touchdown for running ' game, which would be took over for quarterback star Ken Schinkel midway through the Night off and spent to advantage C ru is e ri (0) pui’chased pitchers Johnny Anto- the 1%1 World Series the third enth point and there was still hope The band concert will featiun won both his singles matches and counti^ team has a busy slate WUbum Hollis and helped the M ontreal...... 1 0 As Dan Sullivan Scores Twice president of the National League the Devils. This time Cartier con Ends: Patulak. Leber. P. Dimlnlco, the Night Riders, well-known ree- better suited to Egan’s style of 0 second period. with my family. nelll and Ken MacKenzie from the ■baseman had a four-game series for the Huskies at halftime, down teamed with Orlando Sirola in win this week. Today the Indian Hawkeyes to a 27-8 decision over Chicago ...... 0 who wore no smile. nected with Pete Herdic and tbe J. Dimlnico . hitting streak halted. by but three points, 10-7. cording orchestra. play. ning the crucial doubles match yes thin clads took part in the Indiana. Seventh-ranked Ohio Detroit ...... 0 1 From then on the stumpy Wors Saturday play covered 44 yards. Cartier Tackles; Laraia. Bleiler. L H o rv ath , Milwaukee Bravfes. The purchase Every man employed by Syra terday. Boston...... 0 8 ley, who appears to be only slight Scoring their first touchdo.wn on<^ finally got into the scoring act In Tuesday Wagner. I-^awrence. WhUegell of the veteran Antonelli is condi cuse scored, six getting in double UConn Invitational at Storrs State overwhelmed Ullnola 44-0, plunged for the two points after Quards: Krob. Hemenway. Robertson, About 7,000 spectators watched and Friday host Conard of with All-America fuUback Bob ly taller than the nets, didn’t their second running play from the final 20 seconds scoring on a Cool, overcast a.m. and there touchdown. B. Brlndamour, MonseglJo. tional. A club spokesman said the figures—Larry Costelio 20, Dave have an idle moment. He went to Business resumed to normal this wasn’t another car on the road Centers:, T. Brindamour. J. Horvath. former 20-game winner who ha.s the one hour, 44 minutes match West Hartford. Ferguson cashing in on four touch New York (A'l—New York Rang scrimmage and adding two more 30-yard pass play. a.m. in Cincinnati and I was hap' For the DeviLs,' Cartier, Bob Gam bee 19, Hal Greer 19, Larry played under a warm sun on the red down plunges at short range. er defenseman A1 Langlois waa his left, to his right, catching Anderson and Sullivan were out during my early trip to the office, Bapks: Cunningham. Minor. Roberts. been ineffective the past two Roberts 16, A1 Bianchi 13 and Red talking about teammate Lome them, kicking them out, batting in the third quarter, the Manches ■ py to get out of town and over to not even a milkman.. Deadline Ricci. Hughes. John Galby and Benson. Joe (Duaglio, John Quaglio. years .will have to earn g- spot in clay central court of the Rome Week for Ex-Champg North Carolina bounced 10th- standing in the Raiders’ back- (Covington, Ky., and the airport Mark Gibson played well while Carrier. Boutlller. Kerr 11. Shue’s 20 poinis paced the Tennis 'Club. ranked Maryland, 14-8, In a game (Gump) Woraley. them away with his stick and ter Raiders trimmed South Wind field with Pete McCarton doing an was reached without any trouble Score by periods: spring training or will be returned Pistons who also got help from smothering them with his body. sor, 20-6, in their Charter Oak Con for the Jet ride back to New and before other departments Paul Majewski, Bill Hawver, Tony E a s te rs ...... 0 0 0 6—6 The 58-minute first set lasted 12 of bobble-the-ball. All touchdowns “He’s a miracle man," Langlois excellent Job filling in for the ail TD: Turner (5 yd. run). to the Braves. Bob Ferry 19 and George Lee 16. minutes longer than the other two Three former champions, trying were set up by fiimbles, and the explained to the stubby little Goal After the game he was asked if ference Pony^League game in South ing Bobby Hamilton at quarter York and a connecting flight to opened . . Four fine college foot Kastauskas and Ralph Sanagan ’The promotion wa.s staged by sets combined. to move back into the fistic spot Tarheels recovereh two others of ie whose 43-save performance he knew how many saves he ha"®. Windsor yesterday. It was the back. Sullivan and Anderson were Bradley Field... It was a tiring ball games In the area — Colum turned in fine games for the Russ Noyes for the Hartford Fire Both players were cautious in light, resume action this week. their own In the end zone for their spark^ the surprising Rangers to ‘.'Too many?” the quick wilted Raider’s second win in three loop also bulwarks on defense with Sul trip, long hours, but a fruitful one bia at Yale, UMass at UConn, Fighters. men's Protective Association for that first set. It was not exciting Tlie three are Sugar Ray Robin touchdowns. a 2-1 National Hockey L.eagua vic veteran asked. Told he had 43, starts and their third in four games livan and Ray Duchesneau also as new contacts were made and Tufts at Trinity and Coast Guard Rush Punter the Death Benefit Fund. tennis, but it was good tennis. The son, former welterweight and mid tory over Toronto last night. Worsley replied: overall. contributing vital pass ■ intercep old acquaintances were renewed at Wesleyan — were on the day’s Outlayed for the better part of Upset Category ' “Well, I Just wish I was getlng Holding South Windsor in check two stood in the back court and at dleweight cahmpion; Virgil Akins, Elsewhere in the upset category “It’s quite a feeling,” Langlois. tions. Hubbard, Pohl and Mailken- both among the players and writ' schedule and I picked Storrs as three quarters, the Batei's broke In George Wilson’s four years tacked each other’s backhand. onetime welterweight king, and a former Montreal Canadian, con paid by'the shot.” on their first sequence of downs son were other stickouts on de ers... Arrived home just in time the spot to spend the afternoon. —Dick Heydt’s placeklcklng pro He finally was beaten by a after kicking off, the Raiders g^t thro’Jgh. to ruin an attempted punt as coach of the Detroit Lions his One exchange saw the bail hit Brian London, the ex-Britii^ vided Army’s margin of victory In tinued, “having that guy behind fense. to get a phone call from Red Had It was a poor »^djoloe as UConn on the part of the Crui.sers from teams have won 23 National Foot across the net 27 times. Pietrangeli heavyweight Utleholder. It’s not you and (Piayer-Coach Doug) screen shot by Allen Sianley when their first scoring opportunity when den with word that a volleyball Its 10-8 conquest of Penn State. the Rangers were a man short Next Sunday the Raiders will never looked so bad in losing, 31- under the ahadow of their own ball League games, lost 24 and finally won it when Douglas hit going to be an easy work for any California capitalized on a blocked Harvey beside you. How can you they blocked an attempted punt play a road gaune In Portland. match had been scheduled at 13..Weather wasn’t bad, only a goal line and turned it into a tied two. out. of them. Robinson, 41, and en go wrong?” midway through the third period. and recovered at the home team’s punt for a touchdown In the clos Stanley flipped a high, 15-footer Manchester’s next home game is night. I asked for a rain check few light sprinkles of rain, and I touchdown.' gaged in his umpty-umpth come Had it not been lor the squat 40-yard stripe. On the second play Oct. 29 against Plalnvllle. but found that several players ing minutes and topped Washing little veteran In the nets, the Rang through a maze of players as from scrimmage, ' Dan Sullivan enjoyed talking with Hugh Greer With a little leas than two min back, takes on Denny Moyer, ton, 21-14. Two third quarter would be missing and I made the and Gene Sturgeon before the utes to gdl the CruiserB tried to speedy, 22-year-old middleweight ers well could have gone wrong. Worsley rose from a crouch in an swept his own right end and scoot touchdowns by Roger Holdinaky I^ey built a 2-0 lead, then re effort to see. the puck. ed 35 yards for the first touch trip to the West Side Rec, Sims kickoff. Hugh starts basketball kicii out of danger but Jim Mona from Portland, Ore., in a .tele enabled West Virginia to overcome bury being the opposition... practice Monday while Sturgeon ghan broke through the Cruiser vision (ABC TV, 10 p.m., M T) laxed. The powerful Maple Leafs “I didn’t see it until the last down. A pass attempt for the Scandia Advanves Pitt 20-6. Sophomore . fullback A1 broke loose and only the Gump- moment,” he said. ”It' wasn’t points after was knocked down. Building was plenty busy with was scouting the Huskies for his line to tackle the would be punter 10-rounder Saturday night at New Butts sparked Columbia as it end a really hard shot, Just that I Ronnie Daigle back in charge and alma meter, Maine. back on his own three-yard line. York’s Madison Square Garden. ed Yale’s 11-game winning string. er’s' sure-handed, acrobatic per A magnlficlent punt by Ron An In State Cup Play formance bailed them out. couldn’t see It until it went over derson put South Windsor in trou Taking over at that spot the Slat time will tell... • 11-0. And a Georgia boy named my shoulder.” ers tallied .the only touchdown of Leading riders at Garden State Doug Messer made goed cn an 18. Assume Top Spot ble early in the second period when 'He turned in 18 saves in each Claude Provost scored a third it rolled out of bounds at the home . Advancing in Connecticut State the game when Dave Turner went Park racetrack in 1960 were Bill yard field goal, giving Florida period marker while his Montreal CTup competition was Scandia AC’a Restauraiit League — Paul Cor- Country Club—Joe Hlllnskl 138, Hartack in the spring aiid John State a 3-0 triumph over Georgia. of the last two periods as the team’s ‘?Tve-yard line. South Wind renti 139-152—391, Larry Bates Dave McKay 140, Henry Gryk 356. around end for the score. Rangers who haven’t made the teammates were shorthanded to sor ran well and marched deep into soccer team with a 6-4 victory Fumbles plagued the Cruisers if you (don't paint your house ^ Sellers in the fall. Duke, Florida* and Nebraska all achieve the tie against Boston. The 143-135—390. Pat UricchiO 143, playoffs in three seasons—broke Manchester territory but time ran over New Britain Polonla yester Bob Jones 140, Ken Montie 139, Rec Mixed Doubles — Ruth Oak- throughout. Three times the in the right place out of a tie with Toronto and took score was tied five times before out on them before they could score day. The Silk City team Jumped Oruisers drove inside the Eaters’ he got his stick on a loose puck Art Jaramille 139, -385, Ed Pagani man 1,32, Ernie Oakman 335. sole possession of first place at the before intermission. into a 4-1 halftime advantage and 135-383, Joe Genov^si 379, A1 20-yard line, to the 13, 15 and end of the first week of play. at the Boston blue line and feint then had to make up for several of three .yard stripes, only to lose ed rookie goalie Don Head out of .05-Yard Gallop Falcetta 367, Walt Arckivey 364, Mornlngbelle League at the right time with Chi-Namel Super House Paint In other games last night, Mont With resumption of play in the their own mistakes to survive In Ruth Ostrander 126-343, Shirley the bail via fumbles on eacfi oc real came from behind to gain a position. the second half. Burt Claughsey 361, John Rivosa third period, South Windsor waa 360, Ed Bujaucius 356, Ralph Murphy 128-338, Sue Purnell 128. casion. We Are Moviitg ... 5-6 tie with winless Boston and Boston’s Don McKenney had two still applying tne pressure with Three quick goals by New Brit Monaghan, Turner, Bill Hamil Detroit came from behind a two- goals and an assist, and Mont Satterfield 352, Rocky Lupacohino Frances Kurtz 122, Helen Gutz- most of the play taking place deep ain after resumption of play fol 351. mer 115- ton and Bill Barry were stickouts No one can tell where the next call for emergency)’ burner FRGM OUR PRESENT LOCATION AT goal deficit suid tied Chicago, 2-2. real’s Ralph Blackstrom one goal in Manchester territory. Midway lowing intermission cut Scandia’s A house that needs paint looks old and unkempt. It does damage to COAST SALE! 10 HnXIARD'STREET Toronto, strangely sluggish while and two assists, through the third quarter, the lead to one point. 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