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i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR flim A Y , OCTOBER 1*, IM t Avarkge Daily Net Preaa Ron iianrlj?0t(r Cttrnlttq U m lb ^ For Hw Week Ended The Weather - i * - ; ------— 1 - — ------October IS.'lM S F ereenet of V. 8. Weatbar Bm m 13,645 OldiM||r, not ee eool toalgM. Lew la 4Mb. Saaday eiondy, a Mfle Member of the Audit cooler, ehaaee af ahowera. B t h B oreM o f Cbreolntlon In 60a. PUMPEl M atu:hegUir-^A City ot/riU age Charm VOL. LXXXII, NO. 18 (TE^ RAGES—TV SECTION) TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY! ALE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATI'W ^DAY, COCTOBER 20, 1962 (C laaalfM AdverUataic aa F afa S) PRICE FIVE CENTS h : rf St J t i i ( * i * MEN’S IMPORTED B O YS’ AIVD YO U TH S’ DACRON PICTURE-FRAMED<( 100% VIRGIN WOOL WINTER PARKA etreats CAPE COD CURTAINS ragularly 19.99 Di^ Tkey Play Rbola, Boola or rag. 3.59 I Fair Harvard? regularly 1.50 and 1.95 14.99 i:79 In Fight id a 54”, 63” , 72” lengths NEW H A ^ N (AP) — • fine Reeves winter weight Seven members of the Har .75 combed cotton a.3” ruffle all around vard University band were ar a plain and dotted rested here early today after 1.29 3 -3 a curon laminated for some pre-dawn serenading at Reds Push extra warmth’ • easy care, washable curtains the Yale campus. • shrink resistant Police said they brought the a orlon pile lining performance to a halt at 4:30 alnv. • reinforced heel and toe BDT, and charged the collegiate a zipoff orlon pile hood musicians with breach of the peace Both Ends a regular and long lengths V2 PRICE CURTAIN SALE and parading without a permit. a button fly front with ..They were en route to New • 6 X 8 rib giant inside zipper a washable, dacron flocked tailored curtains York to play with the 130-piece band at the Harvard-Columbia O f Border • black, oxford, loden, brown, navy • top quality make a famous perma flock finish football game, police said. All ■/ were released after posting $60 a 11 to 18 a olive, antelope NEW DELHI (AP)—The a several exquisite patterns bond each. Indian army fell back today a 8 to 20 before superior Red Chinese a 5 popular lengths: 54” , 63” , 72” , 81” Door hangs from one hinge on rear of Allegheny Airlines p la ^ from which stewardess Francolse Youth Killed de Moriere fell to her death last night. Ihe plane landed/M Bradley Field, a stop on its Wash. forces in heavy fighting at Ingbon to Providence route. (AP Photofax). / HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y. (AP) both east and west ends of In-- MEN'S FAMOUS NAME r«g. 3.99 ------'■■■' " / ------' - — Walter W. Carpenter Jr., 19, of MEN'S I 00% PURE WOOL 1.19 1*99 28 Lincoln PI., Bristol, Conn., was dia’s Himalayan boundary. killed early today when his auto News of the Indian move fol DRESS AND SPORT r«g. 4.59 mobile smashed into a tree beside lowed a Defense Ministry an NEW FALL DRESS SLACKS 1.49 2.29 Stewardess Pluiiges to Death a county road about four miles nouncement that Red Oiinese SHIRTS west of this Rensselaer C ou n ty forces attacked all Indian outposts our regular 15.99 slacks r«g. 4.99 village. on the northeast frontier 'area in 1.69 2.49 State Police said Carpenter had the Himalayan mountains early • perma set crease lived near here until aliout six this morning after mortar and ragularly 2.99 to 5.00 ^ From Plane over Farmington machine gun fire. At almost the a plain and pleated fronts 12.99 r«g. 1.99 months ago and had returned to 1.79 2.99 the area for a visit. same time, the Chinese attacked a broadcloths^ oxfords, madras, woven and printed a worsted flannels — WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — in Ladakh's Chip Chap Valley in 2 for lOO^MUe Stroll the North West FYontier area, the cottons, dacron and cotton a fancy, hard finish worsteds _ 1.89 The pretty stewardess was an Indians said. a spread, buttondown coUara a charcoal gray, charcoal brown, navy, black olive nouncing the landing at Brad ATHOL (AP)—Clayton S. Wil Indian announcements said the ley Field when a tremendous blairt liams, 63-year-oId grandfather Red Chinese attacked with "very a regular and poncho pullover • 29 to 44 from Lebanon, Conn., was on the 25.00 of air -oared through the plEihe. large forces"—possibly thousands ...... *•,, Ladles’ Printed Matte Jersey last lap of a 100-mile three-state a whites, solids, stripes, checks and novelties 1.87 Heads turned but all tha^xould —and indicated that Peiping’s at stroll today. a 14 to 17^ . S-M-L-EX.L tack was launched after accusing be seen was the rear dooiyflapping Williams, who was bedridden l4ew Delhi of initiating the offen from one hinge. She w(as gone, with arthritis five years ago. left sive. SPECIAL PURCHASE SHIFT DRESS Athol early today for Swaniey. ■wept out into the night. N. H. The Defense Ministry said In dian troops (ell back over a mUe LADIES’ ALL WEATHER POPLIN a wrinkle resistant Two hours later/Friday night, Williams said he promised him the body of Framioise de Moriere, to the northeastern battle area MEN’S LEATHER GLOVES self five years ago, when he was and were fighting three to (our • looks and feels like wool 29. was found in a field 1,500 feet ill, that if he ever walked again Albert E. Waugh, pro'vost of the University of Coiinedticut. assists Gov. John Dempsey with his below. miles south of the lint which India > LINED AND UNLINED 1 - ha would visit his wife’s relatives academic robes before ceremonies this morning at which Dr. Homer D. BaM>idge, left, was in regards as her frontier. a cuddly soft for year round wear Charles MAck. 36. o f Springfield, in Swanzey. augurated as the University’* president. (Herald photo by Pinto). ragularly 4.00 and 5.00 COATS Mass., had been sitting next to Williams left Connecticut Oct. T h e Defense Ministry n id In a english balmacaan style rag. 12.99 • ideal for travel Miss De/Moriere on the second leg 13. He expects to reach Swanzey, dian troops also withdrew from a linings: fur, wool and dacron, rayon and cotton of A ll^ hen y Airline’s Flight 928 18 miles from Athol, tonight. one or two posts to the Chip Chap beautifully tailored with colorful print lining fro^^fronv Washington to ProWdenoe, ‘Not Doing All They Might’ Valley of Ladakh! a S-M-L-EX.L and stretch sizes a a prints in blue, green, beige, gray Kennedy Cuts Defense Minister V. K. Krishna a black, brown, gray ' ■ , sizes 6-20 Between Philadelphia and Wind Convicted in Slayirtg Memon called the fighting very 2.99 a a lO to 18, street floor, sportswear heavy and severe and told news 8.90 sor Locks, site of Bradley Field, LITCHFIELD (AP)—Wife-»lay- Political Tour; the -wind began screaming •r Anthony J. Com a J r, |1. New men '"our troop* wUl naturally through a gap that opened around Milford, was convicted of man Dr. H. D. Bahhidge meet the Chinese attacks.” the rear door, Ma<^ said. slaughter yesterday by a Superior Has Slight Cold Red China earlier had accused , W B G I V E AMPLE Miss De Moriere, a native of (fourt jury which declined to find Iniha of opening 'attacks on both Parle and a veteran-of-two'yeam’ him guilty o f .jaie more m Msmi ends of the disputed border — FREE PARKING service with Allegheny, went for chaise of second degree murder. CHICAGO (A P ) —J>reald*nt the Ladakh area to the west and ward and brought back co-pllot (fom a had been Mled on the Installed at UConn Kennedy today canceled the re the northeast frontier about t(X) Thomaa Hawkins. Together they murder charge for klllHir his wife mainder of his weekend trip be mines to the'southeast. Menon as IN THE REAR stuffed pillowcases around the Beatrice, 29, with a hampier at cause of a slight cold and pre serted Peiping’s charge was a eov- pared to fly back to Washln^on ORBEN loose door. Mack said. their home-Aug. 7. IWORRS (AP)—Dr. Homer D.^demonstrated that a free people OF STORE . . . , “The noise stopped,” he said. Com a testified he had struck Immediately. (Contlnued on Page Three) J S T A M P S ^ Baibbidge Jr., was Inaugurated as have it within their power to ere The announcement was made by “She sat down a^n and we his wife on the head with fh* the eighth presideii%f>f the Uni ate and to sustain institutions of Ma in St., Manchastar chatted. A little while later, she hammer but did not Intend to kill press Secretary Pierre Salinger, versity of Connecticut today in learning that rightly take their who said the decision was reached HOU said, ‘Ehccuse me. I have to an her. eolprful ceiremonles. place among the most impressive nounce our descent.’ ’’ ’The jury of seven women and on the advice of the Presidenf^s In his inaugural address, Bab- among human creation.s.’’ physician, Dr. George Burckley. ’The terrific blast of air ended five men deliberated 27 minutes bidge made an apparent reference Babbidge said the university’s before reaching Its verdict on the FYiday night, Salinger said, Dr. Bulletins PUMPKIN DAYS ONLY Miss De M c eree announcement. to the recent racial trouble.s at the board of trustees “ has within its Burckley noticed that the Presi OUR OWN CHARMHOUSE A second stewardess, Kathy La lesser charge. University of Misaissippi. care one of mankind's most pre Culled from AP Wires Coma will be sentenced Nov. 7. dent’s voice was husky, and this PORTABLE cey, 20, of M'ashington, was in a Without mentioning the imiver- cious and in some respects most morning he found his temperature lavatory when the door blew open. aity's name, he said: frail assets. As they must pro one degree above normal. 20% OFF ELECTRIC BLANKET The rush of air ripped off the lav Previdi Elected have to recent weeks seen tect and defend the basic values, “ He has a slight upper respira PBOTB8T8 BANNED APPLIANCES atory door, but two men passen atarir warning of the (ate that be of learning against the sometimes tory infection,” Salinger said. gers grabbed Miss Lacey and Kathy Lacey, 22, of Wasnmgom area, was the second steward -DANBURY (AP) — J(^n P. PRETORIA, South Africa Previdi of Danbury, the Republi falls a university when it is made destructive imt^ulses of' the peo Kennedy is receiving the usual (AP)—The South Afrloau gov- saved her from being pulled out ess on the Allegheny Airlines plane from which stewardess Fran- ple. so must they seek constantly OUR ENTIRE STOCK can candidate for sheritf of Fair- aubservient to the ignoble demands medication (or a cold, Salinger emineht today banned until of the plane. ooise de Moriere fell. Miss Lacey is pictured following ques to serve the real need.s of the peo tioning at Bradley Field. (AP Fhotofax). field County, was elected last night o f public passion. said, and on his return to Wash AprU so, 196$, in South Africa 13.99 Officials of the Civil Aeronau "But o f one thing we can' be ple.” ington will go to the White House ©IRIS' NEW WINTER lis GOP chairman of the 24th and mandated South W est ' each tics Board and the Federal Avia As a warm-up for today’s cere and take it easy. twin bed size 10.90 State Senatorial District. He suc certain. A true university wiU Africa ail political protest tion Agency were to begin inves ceeds the late Henry J. (Jebert. survive the society that seeks to monies. the incoming president This is the second time within meeting* agaiiMt the atteat, tigating the incident today. Barnstorming in West degrade it.” and his wife held their first (ac.u^- two weeks that the lYesident has COATS AND COAT SETS a guaranteed 2 full years The district includes the towns of trial, or conviction of persons Steam'and Dry Iron ’The loose outside door had been Danbury, Bethel, Ridgefield, Redi . Babbidge, 38, succeeds the re involved In alleged suhverslve reported to Bradley Field at about tiring Dr. Albert H. Jorgen.sen, (CoiMnufd on Page Three) '" a illuminated control model F70 ding, Brookfield, New Fairfield (ConUnoed on Page Three) aotivltie*. Minister of Justice 8 p.m. by pilot Harold Gould, 38, of and Sherman. who came to the university as Balthazar Vorster issued the presently marked 19.99 to 29.99 stands on night table Alexandria, Va. Two minutes president to 1935 ban under the Suppreeaioa * f • irons all fabrics perfectly later, Gould radioed back that the Kennedy Issues Call including wash and wear! $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 Atvardt In his prepared address, Bab Oonmiunism A ct. ’Hils latest a automatically adjusts door had gone and Miss De Moriere bidge said the task of a public uni” 5 Will Try to Enroll crackdown came shortly after to room temperature had been "ejected.’’ HARTFORD (A P i — Gunnar versity was to “wed the new spirit a bomb wrecked the office of Custom Portable Mixer After landing the twin-engine Peterson of Berlin was awarded of democracy to the old values of the minister of agriculture in 15.99 to 23.99 a may be used fitted plane with all 47 passengers safe For Democratic Win $8,000 and his mother-in-law $2.- learning, to blend the boIdne.ss of the center of this eapital dty , or flat model M57 and sound, Gould helped State Po 000 yesterday for injuries suffered the people, the 'restraint of the and after at least seven other 'T a all with famous name lice plot his approach course in an in a car accident in Berlin. Scholar, to satisfy the equally valid Negroes Plan Drive bombings and attempted bomb- add-a-year hems a 3-speed fingertip control Peterson’s car, in which his demands of quantity and quality, tags this week. Hie bomb blasts a mothproof, non-allergenic, machine washable (Contiuiied on Page Two) CHICAGO (A P )—President Ken-^weren’t counted accurately in Chi- mother-in-law, Mrs. Sperina Moro a weighs less than 3 lbs. nedy goes barnstorming on into cago. to accommodate both the timely apparently were the work ef of Berlin, was riding, was struck and the timeless. . .’’ saboteurs. a S to 6x, 7 to 14 a 70% rayon, 20% cotton, 10% nylon a powerful G-E motor never the West today, busily preaching "They said terrible things about from behind at an intersection by his political doctrine that the elec you,’’ Kennedy told 3,000 precinct Babbidge said the centennial of On Alabama U. Bias needs oiling a^.car driven by Mrs. Henry Han the “great revolution to American • full bed, single control— 14.99 tion of a Republican—any Repub committeemen, "but I never be son of Berlin. PEACE SHIP IN RUSSIA « education" was marked this year Ella Speeding lican—is in his view a step back lieved it. MOSCOW (.AP) — The peace by "the realization that. our col-, MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — C. Wallace were out of the city • full bed, dual control— 18.99 * Autoi^tic Can Opener ward for the country. “ I hope that you will do the ahip Eyery’toM H I, ooiMinanded “Pick yourselves up next Nov. same for congressman Sid Tates, Sent to Prisdn leges and our universities were not Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. says and not available for comment.- 500 YARDS ' On Route from doing all the good that 'they five Negroes will begin a second Wallace campaigned on a strong by Earle Reynold^ .Amerlcaa a light blue, light green, beige, moss green, red a fast... opens cans in seconds 6,’’ Kennedy urged party workers who has my unqualified support." HARTFORD "(API-vOharlea C. anthropology profeaaor, arrived might. . .’’ attempt at breaking down racial segregation platform. a no cranking, no sharp edges, FYiday night, “ and elect the Dem In effect, Kennedy blamed Dirk- Jackson, 24, Hartford, Was sen in Leningrad today and waa wel ITie inauguration ceremony barriers at the University of Ala At. Tuscaloosa, Dr. James H. no covers dropping into food ocratic ticket from top to bot- sen for the loss of a favorite ad tenced yesterday to Ts months to comed by the Soviet Peace Com d r e s s Atlantic G>ast tonl.’’ ministration project, medical care five years in prison for the siay- brought together the heads of sev bama In the next few days. Newman, vice president of the , SUfT, COAT eral dozen colleges and many other mittee. The ship f!ame here fit>m . Today’s crowded schedule called King, president of the pro-inte University ol Alabama, said all Stockholm. She carries a crew of dignitaries. gration Southern Christian Lead applications submitted to the uni MEN’S IMPORTED ALL WOOL CAPE HATTERAS, N.C. (AP) for: (Continued on Page Two) (COntinued on Page Three) peace demonstrators from Ifog- “This institution,’’ he said, "is ership Conference, said he has versity would be processed in due —^Hurricape Ella, no longer an An airport rally in Milwaukee, iand, America. Australia and FLINT COOK AND SERVE where Wisconsin Gov. Gaylord the creation of the people. It de talkeo with five students who plan time but .said no- one will be ad Immediate 'threat to this Atlantic rives its Strength from the. people, . Denmark. They came to pro Nelson, a. Democrat, is trying to to apply for enrollment at the uni mitted befon the new semester test nuclear testing and to cam WOOLENS TOPCOATS > coastal area, speeded up her for oast the veteran Alexander R. Depends on U.S. Industry "And yet'theer^the peopler ' have made versity. begins to February. KITCHEN TOOLS league with an ancient tradition paign for dLsamuunent. Th-> ward. movement away from land Wiley from the Senate.. The announcement by the Ne Under the U.S. District Court whose origins and values predate viet Peace Committee also haa A shopping center speech in St. gro leader rame in the wake of order which admitted Miss Lucy valuas to 6.50 yd. ragularly 40.00 and 45.00 during the night. Gale warnings the rise of the people as governors protested nuclear" testing, al rag. to 1.99 NOW were ordered displayed today Is “• the University of Mississippi' cri six years ago, university officials though the Soviet government a imp<»ted and domestic woolens far north as Cape May. N.J. - challenged, by 35- of their own destiny . . . they have and their successors were per-, a plaids, checks, tweeds Treasury Reports Drop ’ 'dertaken to create an Institution sis where two persons were killed has not announced an^v of the a stainless steel with dishwasher proof ■ Moving northeast at IS miles year-old Oosby Kemper Jr. manently prohibited from barring .00 t at should be built to survive gov in rioting after Negro James H. nuclear tests In the current a some designer’s fabrics an hour, Ella held to a course A speech in the University of students on racial grounds. • 36 to 46 ' melemine handles ernments. . . Meredith entered that school. •eriee. regular, short, long 1.57 that would take her into the North New Mexico gymnasium in Albu- With . Meredith’s enrolirhent at egg turner, serving spoon, pancake turner, "This nation alone among the a plaids, tweeds, novelty weaves a Atlantie well out of range of land, j querque, where Kennedy wUI plug In Payments Overseas 1.84 nations of the world has already Ole Miss, Alabanak and South BATTLE ON 4 FRONTS spatula, slotted spoon, fork but a threat to any ships in her for Jack M. Campbell, a-D em o- a all M ” to 60” width path. oral attempting to spqil Gov. Ed- Carolina became the only states DAMASCUS, Syria (AP)—Pro- yd. which have no integrration at any Bodies of Tot, royalist broadcasts asserteid mon I A 6 a.m. Weather Bureau ad-1 win L. Mechem’s bid for a third HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) — A» Heller was expected to report term. U.S., Britain Sect level to public education. archist forces are battling 3 DAYS ONLY! WEAREVER ALUMINUM SAUCEPANS vlsory centered the hurricane Treasury official reported today a that mixed signals being given by Although not segregated by law, about 270 miles east-southeast of A convention hall rally in Las “gratif^g and encouraging" Man Found in troops of Yemen's rev'olutkMury key economic indicators leave e University of Alabama has regime on (our fronts today ta a sturdy, heavy gauge aluminum Cape Hatteras, N.C. Her winds Vegasi Nev., where the Democrats drop in the U.S. international pay To Kill Red Plan open the pessibllity that the drag Ileen "left" untouched by integra an effort to recapture contr^ of 20% OFF ENTIRE STOCK fast heating and easy cleaning were reported about 100 m.p.h. are to control—and hope to stay ments deficit. But he cautioned ging business expansion will catch ANNUAL' STOCK-AWAY SALE! a tion attempts since Negro Auther- the Red Sea nation. Revolution near her center, with hurricane- there. i the Business Council that further its second wind next year, helped 8 Feet of Water For Unpoliced Ban ine Lucy attended the institution ary Premiere Abdullah Sallal force winds (75 m.p.h.) extmding Then it's onto Seattle. Kennedy progress depen^ _jygely on by the tax incentives. to invest LADIES’ WINTER COATS! 1 quart size hO mile ------the -night - there; wind .American industry.' ' , -—-':n- , for three days to February 1956. claimed Saudi Arabian and Jor rag. 1.29 ment already given ‘ and the tax UNITED NA'nONS, N.Y. (AP) Miss Lucy, admitted under a MILPOr A (A P )—The bodies of | Gales reached out cut proposed by President Ken danian troops were actively in back (or Washington Sunday after Undersecretary of the ’iYeasury —The United States a!nd Britain federal court order, later was ex ‘a man and an infant were found volved in the royalist drive and the north and east Md 300 miles Robert V. Roosa told 100 corpora nedy for 1963. today in a car submerged under i ’ ; '-^■^IffasaJiRy 29199 to IbWO 11/2 quart size rag. 1.49 to the southwest. noon. sought today to kill off_a neutral pelled (or accusing school crtithor- also charged SaiK'l .'-e *-'' r- No president is likely to spesik tion chiefs, attending the council's Heller told a news conference ist plan for an unpolicecU ban on ities of. conspiring with a mob 8-10 feet of water., j 23.99 The. erratic hurricane is expect ■nasslng huge army eoncentrhi 1.09 (all meeting here, that U.S. ex in Pittsburgh FYiday that the ad Police said the vehicle’s regis-1 Reg. 1.35. 1.19 1 pi-. 3.50 a luxurious fur trimmed coats to kindly of the rival party arotmd nuclear tests. They pushed a rival which touched off rioting on her Uons along Yemen s i,u .___ u Limited Time ed to move toward the northeast election time. And as the day of ports must be expanded by bil ministration’s forecast for a $670 proposal (or a limited ban. . arrival. (ration matched that of a car be-; 2 quart size rag. 1.59 at about 15 m.p.h. (or the next 18 frontier. > Reg. 1,§0, 1.29 3 pr. 3.80 a untrimmed dress and sport coats the great decision—Nov. 6—draws lions of dollars. billion gross national product (or Both powers were reported an King said leaders of his group longing to a 41-y«ar-old Stratford 1.19 to 24 hours, with little change in man who has been missing with FYom another top administra-; would fall short by an em- gry over the resolution by 80 non- Only! nearer, Kennedy is stepping up were to Montgomery Friday or JORDAN MAY INTERVENE Reg. 1.65. aiie or Intensity, the Weather Bu the oratorical pace. tion aide, the council was sched- j harrasing margin. He estimated aligned nations that .echoes the his six-week-old son for four i 1.39 3 pt. f 10 a petite, junior, misses’ and women’s I4 sizes 132.00 3 quart size rag. 1.79 reau said. ganizing an Alabama chapter Friday his scorn spared no liv uled to hear a more optimistic re- wouldn’t come within $10 billion Soviet call (or an uninspected which will aid students who want weeks. AM M AN, J'ordaa (.‘AP)— Pro- 1.39 A skin diver fotmd the bodies ndcr W asfi T M Indicated today Gale warnings now are dis ing Republican—and it was aimed port on the 1963 business outlook *nore of the forecast. moratorium on tests. to enter the university. • df.' I , , ii , played from Ciape May, N.J. to particularly at a senator whose than it has had so far. He declined to predict next The Uiited States and Britain, after police discovered the car in Jordan mny interfere in Yemen ' Emphasizing that the confer I's.i 5i Cape Lookout, N.C., and tides support he has sometimes need The’ council FYiday was told that year’s picture but said in gener who have made plain they never a gravel :pit off Oronoque Road. if it is asked 4to ^ so by “tbo were predicted to run two to four ed on close international issues: a “great majority” of its 20 con al: "The first half of 1963 will be would accept another uncontrolled ence did not pick the students, Efforts were started to recover lawful Yemeoi government.** Jor feet above normal between Cape Everett McKinley Dirksen, . the sulting economists expect a slight a testing period. We will learn moratorium, put in their own res the minister said they "pre the bodies and tow the car out of dan’s army, once Brttlsh-train-. May and Cape Hatteras, N.C. GOP leader'in the Senate. Aa is business dip in estoly 1963, fol-' then whether there is enough olution as soon as the 30-nation plyL.g as a result of their pwn ^ the water. ed. Is considered *m *ag the beat Small craft from -Block Island, customary on these occasions, the lowed by recovery to the second steam to give expansion a second draft was - circulated. sire and own .choice’.” The missing man was Robert S. In the Middir Bast. Tell toU n R.I., to Savannah, Ga,, and in ex President never mentioned Dirk- half of the year. wind or whether we will exper The Western plan called (or an He declined to identify the stti: Andrews, a tnick and equipment, news conference there am n* treme southern Chesapeake Bay sen by name. But he went all out But Walter W. Heller, chairman ience a mild recession." interim pact banning tests in the dents except to say they were at-, operatoi). Oh Sept.. 25. his wife ' Jordanian troops la Yemen at were advised to remain in port. to pr^se of Rep. Sidney R. Yates, of President Kennedy’s Council of Heller was expected to assure atmosphere, water and . outer tending another college and would told, police hei[ husband had taken present and that Jordan *pn**en A *hurrlcane watch was listed' a Democrat who is struggling to Economic Advisers and a speaker the council today that the admin space where they can be detect apply (or transfers. their infant son for a ride and Interventioa la th* llgntl*g. alonj the Carolina coast at 5 p.m. upset Dirksen. on today’s program, reportedly istration concurs with the coun ed without controls. He describeci . them as “ good failed to return. * there hetweeh Ostara-aapparlcd Friday and hurrlcane-wis* rest- Kennelcty barely carried niinbls was not ready to concede that cil’* 'view'that *n early 196$,tax As a second step it pcoposed *n studMits, academically 'qualifisd.'.' A lS-*tate alarm was issued. revohitkinsrl** ■ and th* m y Rati 9:00 —and some Republican^ clahned even a very mild and brief reces- Both Alabama'’8 Gov. John Pat But no trace of the man or th* • f the"d*p**w l Uanm* M thMi^ terson and Gov.-nomlnse Georg*. baby was found. / DOUR] !^&H GREEN STAMPS TONIGH T T L 9 :0 0 (OeatiBi(e« «m Page Tw o) he mad* it only because the votas sien/ is, hi sight. (Coatinaed ea p Ik m Thr*a) (Conttmied P*f* nr*e) ■MiAl-Bade. 1 ' . ■* " i i r t , ; ... i .... \ , i ■ ]^»AGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER SO, IMS Barnstorming in West \ Stewardess Plunges to Death fill a Speeding MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 PAGE T H R U Sheinwold on Bridge ^Noi Doing All They Might^ Kennedy Issues Call From Plane over Farmington On Route from Indian Army Retreats Obituary Depends on U.S. Industry (CootiniMd from Page One) BIGHT PLAY CHANGES Atlantic Coast AS TIME GOES ON Sidney S')!. Rome Treasury Reports Drop effort to pinpoint the spot where Hospital .Notes By ALFRED SHEINWOU) In ^ g h t with Chinese Dr. H, D. Babbidge Sidnej’ 'Rome. 52. oif 170 For Democratic Win the stewardess had fallen. (OeQUmaed from Page Oaa) AH things change. You cannot WY.4 Hunter Dr^ West Hartford, broth er of MM. Betty Garrity of Man A helicaipter equipped witb VWtiBg hoon are S 8» 8 {Moa- dents of the resort areas breathed step into the same stream twice. (ContinnInned from Page One) northeastern frontier. The (Chinese chester suffered a heart attack In Payments Overseas fOoettowMl from P«c« Om ) searchllghte buned back and forth .for all ueM» exoc^ nwtemiiy You qre not the person you were have seized control of about 12.000 TOuramiy and w'as pronounced an estimated 60,000 in downtown where they are 2 to 4:80 and 8:M a sigh of relief. er up for Red Chinese Installed at UConn d e^ on arrival at St, Francto Hos- Cleveland, a full house of 6,100 over the course, guiding search five minutes bDo. Why shouldn’t of 15.000 square miles they claim' for the aged under Social Secu to 8 p.m., and private rooina Where However, gale-force winds were tlon. there. pttal. Hartford. He was owner (ContinoMi from P s r s Om ) in the fadrgrounds coliseum in ers on the ground. they are 10 ajn. to 8 pun. Vhdtota this M>P>y to bridge hands too? KEEP YOUR TOWN CLEAN rity. expected to continue at aiqpoeed M < 5 4 f 7 I S T h ^ Chinese * "suffered heevy In the northwest. China claims (Contlniirti from Page One) of .lalvin's Drug Store, 180 Bar Springfield, and 4,000 at a $l00-a- However, it was Robert Swingle are requested not to smoke in pa South dealer 36.000 .square mile.s' that India bour St., Hartford. About Town cut. to the be.*t way to stimulats Although some Democratic len- plate dinner in Chicago, plus, an points early today. Ito ether pt^ts « 4 S 2 9 9 7 io^es and were compelled to take of Farmington, a town several tients rooms. No more than two Both sides vulnerable • 4D2*___*KBt4 controls. The McMahon lines, A clean and attractive com ty reception last night the Survivors besides his si.ster in economic growth. atora Joined Vith Republicana to other 3,000 listening in on closed miles whet of Hartford, who found Tisltore at one time per pmOmt. evOn _ tjw gale wamtngs were OpGnlng iGGd—Two of Qubi* VP re.solute .self-defense actions,'-' which Red China does' not recog I Manchester include his Wife, Mrs. circuit television. /on the eastern frontier, the New munity is a good pl4ce in which Student Union, meeting dreds Allen M artin, 33 H arvard Rd.. The Business Council’s own defeat the bill, here’s the way the body. taken down. South med the club finesse at A A nize, was negotiated In 1914 by Sir to live and to do business. Only i Natalie Levine Rome; his mother is one of six Americans, three of Keimedy attracted large street Swinge had gone out to inveatl- ADMITTED fESTBRDAY: the first trick, losing to the king. S i * / (RedI China news agency said. Henry McMahon. i of staff membera aj other ■ of Hartford, a sorf of We.st H art- leaders seemed dubious that tho Kennedy put it in Springfield, 111.: crowds, too, but here he was aid But not all coastal watchars the citizens are in a position to them graduates of Williams Col gate a noise and had found a pil Dale Kennon, Coventry; Henry Back cams a club to dummy s f i l e 1 7 / Menon .said the Chinese ore make sure that their town stays guests. ' font, a brother of We.st H artford, lege. who took ''firsts" in exam- downturn foreseen by their con- "A change of one vote in the ed by some old-fashioned political wars satisfied that all was well A Q 7 7 / si aught In the northeast opened at United States Senate would have low and other debris from the McCann, 69 Pieasauit SL; Mrs. with Ella. aee. the way they want it. Don't After the inaugur'al this morm i and two sisters of Hartford and j inations given in the department .*ulting economists will occur. strategy. He hit Cleveland during plane in his yard. He called police. Kate Baker, '43 l 4oldale S t; CAse- It was now time to try the Wart N n tt Uml 5 a.m. and very heavy fighting j Hollywvood, Fla. Roger M. Blough, board chairman passed it -and only one senator the noon hour and Chicago Juirt "We live with galee year in and litter the streets of Manches ing. a luncheon wks to be held for of politics, philosophy and eco- Swingle then began a closer ter Dtoom, Oavwtry; Mrs. Judith tramps, and South remembered Paai PiHi ■till continued at 11 a.m. ter and encourage others to ' Funeral servicas will be held of U.S. Steel (5orp. and chairman from Illinois voted for it.” as the stores were closing. year out,” said one old timer at Vam A l ] Calling the Chlne.se attacks pre- Kennedy Cuts special gueat,y-Bnd delegates of I nomics at Oxford University, Here fCpnnedy pointed approv scan* of his property and found Smith, Glastonbury; Catherine Manteo, . near North CaroUna’e something he ha'd read in a bridge < A use pr^er - trash receptacles education irtotiUitions. The uni- ; tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Wein- j England. of the council, told reporters; "I This campaign has been fairly Heads Kiwanis the body of the stewardess about Tirreli, Wapping; Paul Motekaitis, column. He led a low tramp from medidated and ' concerted, Menon versity foo^Il team was primed I Mortuary:v ^riapej,qtiapel. nsu640 Farm,-ra riii-j ——, ■ am not at this point forecasting ingly at Sen. Paul Douglas, D-Ill., grim, but a little sparkle was put Outer Banke. "But hurricanes V aai(l the Chine.se had concen loo. W. J. Godfrey Gourley, 72 Coo 100 yards behind his house. Wajming; Russell EUUott, 49 Sault- dummy Instead of the ten of Political Tour; to go oijF" and battle University inglon Ave.. Hartford, Burial daughter ol a downturn." who was on the platform and sup in it Friday, night, unintentionally. are always a matter of cencem. Spades, K -55ti Hearts, Y-t-»f trated very large forces in the Jay iMioio will be And the head of the council’s ported the measure. per Hin St., has been e l^ e d pres Farmington police said one local era Rd.; Dale Harris, 4 Brent Dr., You never. feel safe as long as tramps. Diamonds, 57; Olaba, K-S-8-4. of ,M a^ in the afternoon, hop Mr. and Mrs. Warran C, Stoker, Rep. William Dawson, a Chica resident claim ^ to have heard a Vernon; John Frank m , 37 Biro This was the correct play since eastern area "and they are all i Hiartford committee on the domestic econ Only one Republican escaped go Democrat, was giving a rip- ident of the Kiwands Club of Mlan- one is off shore.” What do you sa y f' / being thrown Into the attack.” He Engaged ing tor bring back a victory for ...iM w .. .. •If Summit SI., has been made a criticism Friday. Kennedy stood ohester. woman’s scream at about 8 p.m. St.; WUHsim Leeman, 12 Newman it protected South at no coat Has Slight Cold the ne'w pre.sldeht. omy. F .' R. Kappel. board chair snorting speech saying that a He recalled that Hurriciuie Answer: Bid three cltM , the said the attack came after a The engagem ent of Miss Joan State News . w member of the Lamplighters, a man of American Telephone «nd .silent after placing a wreath on St; Elizabeth Allen, Summit Rd., aganiBt the poesiblllty of singleton Musical events on the schedule great man was here among ' us. Other offlcerB are N. WUham Gracia lingered off the South Ca Stayman Cmventlon. n o s asks bombardment with heavy mor s e n ^ c e r •' Telegraph Co,, said "Hell, no.” the tomb of Abraham Lincoln, the Verijon; Mrs. Sandra Hubbard, kiM of spades in the Blast hand (Continued from Page One) Anton of West Hartford to David included a carillon recital by And who was that man? Knight, first vice president; W. rolina coast for three days in and 9-x-x-x in the West hand. If partner to show a major suit if tars and machine guns. 'say of Manchester has been ' Memorial donations may bo ^ ‘’"**'* “ f*-«hman. when a.sked whether he consid first Republican president. David Keith, second vice prefi- 1077 Main St.; Oepig.e BUiott, 114 he can. If partner has no major emeritus professor G. Safford Tor- “John J. Keimedy," shouted Henry S t; Mrs. 'Sophie Hess, 9 September, 1989, then suddenly this distribution existed, South Menon refused to estimate the announced by her parent.s, Mr. and made to the Hartford Heart A.s.so- ered the predicted minqr dip ■ All in all, it was one of Kenne Dawson, "John J. Ketmedy. dent; William R. Johnson, secre- Thrift Week reversed her field and slashed in suit he will bid Vxne dtamonde, numbers involved in the fighting, had to cancel engagements be Roundup ley and a. concert in the university ciation. ' Marine Pvt. Harold R. Griffin recession. dy’s better days in this off-year Johnson Ter.; Geil Baokee, 79 Sum would capture the king and would cause ot a cold. On the other oc Mrs. P eter G. Anton of )Vest H art auditorium tonight by the New John ,F. Kennedy smiled ami bary and treasurer. land. Souto Carolina counted mil- still have dummy’s ten to help snd you will go Jm game in ao- but informed sources have .spoken ford. Jr., son of'Mr, and Mra. Harold The con.sensus of the consult campaign. He dpew good crowds, ably. IMrectors elected for three yean mer St.; Ronald Helm, 36 Spruce tramp. If partner bids three casion his cold appeared Just be Haven Symphony Orchestra, un R. Griffin Sr., 59 High St., com St.; Mrs. Milda Pukinskis, 480 Uone of doUara in damages. Six capture all of West’s tramps. of thousands on each side in the Her fiance is the .son of Mrs, (Continued from Page One) ants wa.* for a drop of only about are 'Whiter R. Ferguson, Dr. Eki- Is Next Week deaths were recorded before she ■paces, you raise to gams in area. fore a midwestern trip that took der the baton of Arthur Fiedler, Funerals pleted recruit training this week 52 billion from a record annual Woodland St.; L. Perry Qeiurlng, Finesse Works Violet I. Lindsay. 319 E. Center conductor of the Boston Pops or gene R. Davis and Herman Las- finally died out inland. spades. / At the same time, th? Chinese him as far we.st as Minneapolis, ing of Squire Gainthcr, 29. of Mer a t P arris Island, S. C. production rate of about 5560 bil sow. . Coventry; Walter Montle, An The spade finesse worked, and but he recovered quickly and St., and the late Riibert A. Lind- chestra. I "Thrift Leads To Good Uvlng" dover; Victor Plagge, 74 Foley St: The rest of the country enjoyed attacked Indian posts in the Chip- -say. iden. tJeorge G. Price , lion a year in this quarter. Gourley was bom in Ireland and South heaved a sigh of relief. For Sheinwold.’s 38-page booklet. chap River valley of Ladakh and ** apparent 'ill ef- Babbidge, belore coming to the David C. Baxter, son of Mr. and is the theme of Naticnel Thrift Mra. Jeanne Tilley, East Hartford; tjnpioal autumn weather, except Back to dummy with a diamond, Mi.ss Anton is a 1958 graduate Jackson pleaded guilty in su F'uneral services for George CHI- Friday night Secretary of State attended St. Andrenv’a College, for ahowees and thunderstorms "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send htavy fighting is al.'w going on tec\. perior court to a charge of man University of Connecticut, wa.s bert Price. 1268 Silver Lane Rd, Mrs. diaries Baxter. 34 Olcoll Dr., Dc-n Rusk (old the executives the THE ARMY AND NAVY week, to be observed from Oct 21 Mrs. Lena Rlnghoffar, Andovar; and another low tramp from dum 80 cento.to Bridge Book, Manches Salinger said the doctors are of Litchfield High School and a Dublin. He came to Iiflancheeter which were concentrated in the there. Menon said 1962 graduate of Na.s.son College. slaughter. When Jackson fought 'vice president of the American ' East Hartford, were held vester- has been elected president of his United States is determined to de in 1947 and has bebn a member to 81 thie year. Larry Walters, 13 Crestwood Dr.; my. ter ./Evening Herald, Box 8818. sure Kennedy had recovered com 200-man fre.*hman dormitory at Mra. Hattie Jarno, 502 Adanui St; Midwest, central Plataa and cen But this was the wrong time to Menon reported Indian supply Spiingvale, Maine. She is employed with Gainther Aug. 11 over a Council on Education in Washing da.v afternoon at the Holme.* Fu ter Communist aggression in all of Kiwanis since 1953. The Savings Bank of Menchee- tral Roeldaa. Grind Central Sta-, N.Y. IT. N.T. dropping planes were attacked by pletely from the last cold before woman. Gainllier fell and hit his ton. an association of more than neral Home. 400 Main St. Ttie Cornell University in Ithaca, its forms. Edward Britt 51 Essex S t; Rob lead a low tnunp. The situation coming down with this one. at Connecticut Mutual Life In.siir- N. Y., and will represent them on The newly elected president is a ter, a men>ber of the eponeoring Fair weather was reported in the Copyright 1882 Chinese ground fire on both ance (2o., Hartford. head on the sidewalk. He died the 1,000 colleges and universities. Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pa.‘3tor "We hope," said Rusk," that medical management consultant ert Turkington, 34 Garden S t had changed, and South should General Features Oerp. One difficulty about today's of South Method!.''! Church, offi the freshman class coimcil. National Thrift Committee, is of BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Atleatle Coast states. H w area have altered his play. fronts today but all had returned Mr. Lindsay is a 1954 graduate next day. Prior to that he served five neither Moscow nor Peiping will and estate planper, and owner of east of the Mlasissiiipt River had to base. He added that India had schedule was that it called for years in the Departm ent of ciated. Burial W'as in the family make the terrible mistake of un fering various tomrn of encouragu- daughter to Mr. and Mra. Norman When East played a low tr w p of M anchester High School, served Medical Business Management, metit for regular savings. 50 and 80-6egree weather with a no fighter planes operating on the numerous outdoor appearances, Health, Education and Welfare, plot in Bucklahd Cemeterj’. Keeney School PTA will meet derestimating President Ken 933 Main St. Bell, Ellington; a son to Mr. and South unsumctlngly finesaeiL'^u including an airport rally in Mil- four years in the U.S, Air Force, ' Paloilia AivardK Bearers were William' Burns, For newly married and about to Mrs. Ernest Weir, East Glaston few 80s and 40s in the Tipper fronts and is employed at Hartford as assistant to the secretary, and Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. nedy’s resolve to defend the vital BINGOAND He is active in community the Jack. 'The finesse succeeded Referring to Peiping’s report of|Waukee. a shopping center talk in HARTFORD tAT) Three .fames Bums. Robert Tangcrone, There will be a business meeting interest* ot the Free World.” Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi subsequently as assistant U.S. be married oouplee, the bank is bury. but EiMt was sure to win .4 tramp Electric Light Co. Hartford church and civic leaders drives, boy scoutdng, and Whsh- offering three 1-hour money men- Valley. HOW TO MAKE Indian attacks in the northeast! St. Louis and speeches in Albu- commissioner of education and di Theodore Tangerone. Harold Ham after psuenla have visited the Rusk did not deliver the ad- DANCim EVERY SATURDAY NIDHT ington school PTA. A member DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: trick with his K-9 over dummy’s A Nov. 17 wedding is plann^. will be the first recipients of the ilton and Harr*’ Swan.son. dre.*» in person because of the egement forums. Curtis Babcock, Box Mt. Dr., The 60s and 70s prevailed west and in Ladakh the defense min- Querque and Las Vegas. rector of the division of higher clas.sfoom^..^' of South Methodist Church, he has of the Mississippi with some 80s 10. Ister said: "The report they put I The President was to have end- United Polish Societie.s' diatin- education. press of bu.*iness. It was read for 8 O 'C L O C K been oa Its official church board Sessions will be hdd In the Vamon; Mrs. Use Slngsen, Storrs; As we have seen. South was A HIT guished Palonia Service awards. Mr*. Niinzin lainnnacn him by William C. Foster, dlrec: Sheila Fuller, 330 Adams St.; recorded In southern Texas. The out appears to be even prior to ed the day by spending the night - Manchester Wales will meet for fOiir years and sings in the lounge of the bank at 7 p.m. on Immediate Pacific Coast had fair right when he led a low trump their launching their attacks. ’ He ‘n Seattle ,and officially clo.slng The hono’rs will be bestowed at The funeral of Mrs, Lucia Tue.sday at the Italian American tor of the U.S. Arms Contnri and church dxrir. Oct. 24 and 81, and Nov. 7. The Mrs. Anna Ostergren, 689 '"Main weather with 50-degree readings from dummy Oie first time. When U.S. Explodes a special banquet Oct. '28 at the | famonaco. 174 Oak St., was held Club. W eighing in will be from Disarmament Agency. first meeting wiU be devoted to S t; Henry Jennings, Verilon said the Chine.se report "clearly ; the worlds'fair there r-tomorrow Gourley has sung leading roles and the 80s and 40s covered most only low tramps appeared on the ON THE STAGE Is to cover their own aggressive He was to have flown back to Polish National Home upon the Rt. ' U.S., B ritain Seek this morning from the .fohn F. 7 to 7:30 p.m. The business meet Both the Roo.*a and Heller talks for many years with the Manches IKreonal money management and Haven Convalescent Home, Ver of the area west and southwest of first round, it was clear that East Washington late tomorrow after- Rev. Msgr. Stanislaus .M u s i e 1. Tierney Funeral Homo. 219 W. ing will he postponed. There will were behind the council's tradi budgeting, the second to home non; Dorothy Helfrick, 14 West had not started with the singleton m oves." Nuclear De\dce Center St. with a solemn high ter Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop the northern Plaiiu. As the frontier burst into flame, noon. Henry R. Shiembob and i g n a t z To Kill Red Plan be a complete rehearsal for “More tionally clo.*ed doors, but Roosa and has been a msrhber of other ownership and mortaglng, and the minster Rd.; Deborah Alien, Glas king. There was no need to take WITHOUT Adding to the President's piob- Praybycien. All were born in Po Mass of i-equlem at St. James’ Tons of Fun." gave reporters copies of hto re third to Ineurance and social se tonbury; Mrs. Eleanor Starrett, 26 Corpus Chrlsti. Ten., reported an out further insurance against this India was reported to have de Church. choral groups. 81 while at the other extreme Bis cided to ask Bhutan to allow In lems the weather forecast was dis 111 Pacific Sky land. For Unpoliced Ban port on the administration’s drive He is married to the former Bu- curity. Femdale Dr.; Ldnwood Clark, 423 danger. , m al both a t Milwaukee and St. The three were selected by a The Rev, Eugene F. Torpev was The Kiwanl.s Club of Manches- payments deficit, "WOW" What Service The forums will be conducted marck, N. D., had a chilly 29. dian forces to enter that country celebrant, assisted by the ' Rev. nice Brown. The couple has Gardner St.; Mra Cecelia John Showers dampened the southern Nothing could hurt South it the REALLY TRYING to strengthen the Himala.van king Louis. panel of judges for their service ter will meet Tuesday at noon at I year, he PLACE ORDER—PICK IT UP IN 10 MINUTES three children, David, 9, Beth, 7, by bank officers and other finan ston, 93 Plymouth Lane; Mrs. Char trumps were 8-3. The only danger HONOLULU ( AP) — A nuclear to the Polish comhiunily and (Continued from Page One) fohn D. Regan, deacon, and the the Manche.*ter Country Club. Dr. ] deficit In internationsl cial spedsksts. Midwest, the Mld PACE irOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.,-SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20, 198* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 PAGE FIVE IHanrl|patpr Kennedy right, to keep on with the same positive, constructive tactic. •Wonders of the Universe / IE d p u U u ) if p r a ld Connecticut PySUHHhiO BY rRM The Non-Partisan Needle h e iu I d pRiNTmo CO uia Churches Follow-up to Telstar 13 Btnell Stre«t ‘Yankee li>nch«ster Conn. >One thing seems routine for one By A. H. t>. THOMAS r n c B O ^ N Washington administration after WALTER R rERGUWN South Methodist Church St. BrIdgePa Church Tlw PnbHciMrn another, which suggests that it Rev. IsMvrenee F. AlmoMI lome N ext Y ear founded Octob«r 1 > After viewing both the guberna Bev. John Delaney, Paster M l might as well be recognized as a Rev. C. HoOis ir . Rev. Staaley E. Hastine • b je r E .' Publlabed Every Kvenlm ICxcnpl torial candidates in their finished, Rev. Dennis B. Hussey gether with the satellite .payload Sunday* and HolMar*. BMnrad *l Ui* non-partiaan standing feature of OHIeer la duuge By DR. I. M. LEVITT poliehed -stiver screen image, we 9 and 10:45 a.m„ Morning Wor Director. The Pel* PInnetaHum will be moving at a speed of 33.. Pott Oftlcr at Mancnenter Conn aa our national life—like the continual 550 feet per second. As the satei- SERVICES DIRECTORY Smnd Claaa Mall Matter found each of them a tenacious ship. Layntan’s Sunday. Message Masse.s at 7, 8, 9, 10 and IL 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all Of Tke FraakUa InsUtute raising of the limit of the national by William Rood. Gride 8 classes lite will' be spin stabilized, the SITBSCRIPTIUN BATBS character, not likely to loosen his ages. The follow-up to the "Telstar” debt. in church. St. Janies’ R. C. Church 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. payload will be spun up to speed Payabl* In Advance grip on his own chances as the satellite may be launched early Just before the third stage begin .s Carrier We refer, in this instance, not to 9 and 10:45 a.ni.. Church School Msgr. John F. Hannon, Pastor Music by Citadel Band and Song ^ * Year ...... tlS.60 JoLoa for nursery, thro'u^ Grade 7. next year when the first synchro' firing. The payload will be in an Six Monlb* ...... T.TS u.vo the debt limit, which Congress has campaign progreseed. We found Bev. Eugene F. Torpey sters. Sermon: “The Right Spirit,” Columbia them, indeed, rattier fonnidable op 10:45 a.m'.. Second Mile Club for Rev. Joseph H. MeCann by MaJ. Lamle. nous communications satellite is orbit which will have a iSO-mile CAKE BOX BAKERY Hebron Three Months ...... S.t0 Just boosted again, aa it also used pei-igee (the point where the third On* Month...... l.M ponents, and we rated their con Grades 8 and 9. Senior High class. Bev. John D. Regan 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by launched from Cape Canaveral. If MANCHESTER The Elegance Of The Weekly ...... 10 to boost it for Eisenhower, but to test as a real race, with neither In 1 p.m.. Senior High Fellowship Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. stage stopp^ firing) and th«~ go to Section Rally In New Lon plans of our National Aeronautics apogee will be at 22,300 mile.s. Featuring a complete Hupper Appointed PTA Potluck Set MEMBER o r the action of the Federal Reserve any runaway position. We wbuld Masses at 6, 7, 8, 0, 10:15 and Thomas McCann. and Space Administration mate Soft Styled Look! THE ASSOCIATED PRESS expect it to continue' a real rare don. 11:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m., Prayer service. Lb, Once the third stage and payload AUTO PARTS The Associated Press Is exctustvsly Board in lowering the financial rialize irnew era In the communi are in this transfer ellipse, the line of Hunter Instructor For Wednesday down to the end. 5 and 6 p.m., Confirmation Col. William Spatlg in charge. 270 BROAD SI_„ Swirl your hair forward or sweep it back— a entiUed to the •»* of repuMleatton cit gate.s so that the banka of the Classes. Chapel. cations field will be inaugurated. third stage is jettisoned and the "HOME BAKED" goods all news dispatches credited to It or And that would he fitting, be Church of the Assumption 7 p.m., Ehrangeliatic service. Although ■ "Telstar” is a star •side bang—a full bang—or a fringe dipping not otherwise credited In (hts naper Country can let more of their im cause. in rase nobody has proclaim 7 p.m.. Grade 9 Fellowship, Adams St. a^d lliompBon Bd. Music by Citadel Band and Song satellite continues its awkward Marvon W. Hupper of Rt. 89. Hebron PTA will meet Oct. 24 In low across the forehead. Free consultation! ! and also the local news pabHsned here. tling development as.-mring com Journey, slowing down as it docs Always At Yofir Service’ For Also M'edding, Anniversary pounded money flow over Into the ed it letely. this is the race that is Room 22.- Program on the MYF. Rev. Francis J . Mihalek sters. Sermon: "The Hands of * MACHINE SHOP SERVICE has been appointed a hunter safe the elementary school auditorium All richts of rennbllcatinn of spedal— 7:30 p.m.. Membership Seminar, munication between this country so. Alter, five and one-quarter Cakes, and cakes for all occa dispatches herein are also reserved lending process. really for the marbles. Pastor God,” by MaJ. Lamle. * ECJUIP5IENT ty instructor by Lyle Thorpe, at 6:30 p.m. Whether the organiza Susannah Wesley Hall. and Europe, there are timbs when hours the satellite will have sions is our specialty! tion is to continue Its services to Pull serrlce client of N eX A Serv What counts, for either party. Is '' Rev. Francis T. Sutler "Telstar” Is below the horizon, * PARTS (new ami rebuilt) ' state director of fisheries and Increasing the amount of bor the question of who controls .the reached the apogee point and here the schools and town may be set ice Inc. Associate St. Mary’s Episcopal Church making it useless for commupl- a . solid propellant rocket will fire * ACCESSORIES 245 SPRUCE ST.—MI 8-9879 lOVi Publishers Representative*. The rowing in this direction, which con government of the state of Con North Methodist oRiirch Church aad Park Sts. game. tled over a pot-luck served at that Julius Mathews Special Agency—Ifsv catlon purposes. If the Syn- to inject it into a new orbit which * SU PPLIES Open Dally 10-7; Sundays 8-12 sists of making It easier for ordi necticut for the next four years. 800 Parker St. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and 11 The Rev. George' F. Nostrand s Du Pont Paint, Supplies Persons who have never had a time. The same question came up 99 EAST CENTER ST. York (Ihicano. Detroit and Boston. Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, com communication satellite Is is circular and at 22,300 miles. MEMBCT AUDIT BUREAU OP nary people and enterprises to The Republican State Conven a.m. Pastor Open Saturdays UnGI 5 P.M. (CLOSED 5IONDAYS) hunting license or who havb not last year, as the attendance had T E I- Ml 8-.VMI9 CmCULATlONR Minister launched so that it will position At altitude, the payload will had one in the past 10 years are tion met, last June, to nominate a Hie Rev. John D. Hughe* itself over the Atlantic Ocean not been up to the mark, and in spend money they don’t have, is candidate for governor, and. inci St. Bartholomew’s Church have slowed from 33,550 feet per required by law to take a course fact is not now satisfactory. The Herald Prtntina Companv inc., Senior Assistant some 22,300 miles above the sur second to 4,800 feet per second. assumes no financial resDOBsIbultv for supposed to be more directly stim dentally, a candidate for United 9 a.m., Sunday school Nursery, Rev. Philip Hossey Tile Rev.< Wiillaen F. Gender III In hunting safety before the town For the remainder of the pres lyposraphical errora appearins In ad grades 4-12 face of the earth, then we will The solid rocket will furnish it HEATING PROBLEMS? clerk can issue a hunting license. ulating to the economy than the States Senator. Pan tor junior Assistant hs;ye a sure-fire relay station in MANCHESTER ent year, however, the PTA is con vertisements and other readins matter 9 and 10,:30 a.m.. Family Wor- somewhat more than 5,000 feet per Call MI S-7498 or MI 9-4785 Hupper said that no one under age tinuing its good work, whatever HIGH GRADE In The Mancheater Bvenins Herald other process—that of having the The issue of that convention was the sky ready to transmit mes second of velocity no that the to Alsop versus May, not Lodge ver i ship. Laymen's Day. Sermon: 12 can Imnt and those from 12 to the outcome. It will spon-sor Hal GLASS Masses at 7, 8, 9:15 and 10:30 7 :30 a.m., Holy Communion. sages, and there'll be no worry tal velocity after firing is lO.Oiin * For .4iito Windshields Display adrertlslna cloetns botm: government Itself spend money it sus Seely-Brown. I ‘‘Stewardship, ’ by Robert A. Mc- a.m. 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer with MANCHESTER OIL CO. 16 must pass the safety course loween parties, as iiaual. for ele For Monday—1 n.m Prlday doesn't ha\’e. I Bride. Music by the Men’e Chorus. about the satellite's position in Us feet per second. This is the speed and then may only hunt if accom * For Store Fronts and PRINTING Por Tuesday-1 pm. Monday. The Democratic State Conven inslruction by the Rev. Mr. Gen orbit. INCORPORATED SEAFOOD mentary and pre-school children, Per Wednesday—! p m Tuesday. I 10:30 a.m., Sunday School Nurs- which must be achieved for the panied by an adult. all sizes of windows Each administration that comes tion met. last July, to renominate %lon Evangelical Lutheran der. Installation of Senior and A synchronous .satellite is one satellite to continue in the syn 24-Hoiir Prompt Service with a program of entertainment, ,Por Thursday—1 p m Wedneaday. John Dempsey. Whatever other I ery, kindergarten, grades 1-3. ^CHOICE VARIETY Assessors’ Hours including costume contests and a For Table Top* JOB AND COMMERCIAL For Friday—1 p.m Thursday. into power in Washington, the'El Church Junior Young People’s Fellowship which revolves around the earth chronous orbit. Por Saturday—1 p.m PrMav nominaUona it made were impor 1:30 p.m.. Senior. High Youth officers. Junior Choir. Classes. The assessors will be at Yeo prizes. PRINTING meet at churoh to travel to Noz- (Mlssopri Synod) with the same period that the Drifts In Orbit FUEL and RANGE OIL Quality OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P..M. Classified deadline; 10:W a.m. aMB senhower administration, or the tant primarily from the point of Cooper and High St«. Nursery and kindergarten in the mans Hall to accept tax lists on Church Service* day of nubltcatloB except Saturday — wich District MYF Rally at New earth rotates on Us axis. For this Once in orbit the satellite will Sales, service and Installation Oct. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.; Oct. 27 SATURDAY 8 A.M. to .NOON Prompt and Efficient Printing 9 am Kennedy administration, opens view of what help they might give The Rev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor Children’s Chapel. reason, once this satellite reaches Church service* tomorrow will Of AU Kinds London. drift a little. This is precisely on all make burners. from 2 to 9 p.m.. and Oct. 29, 30 be: St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. with high hopes of some sounder the Dempsey candidacy. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with a certain point over the earth It what the scientist wants, because Saturday, October 20 The party that controls the gov 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodist We Give Top Value Stamps Seafood and 31 from 2 to 9 p.m. Tax lists Holy Communion, 8 .a.m.; choral medicine for the economy, some Youth Fellowship. ' 9 a.m., Sunday School. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. will remain close to the point and when the satellite reaches the pre J. A. W HITE ernor's chair, regardless of what Senior Choir. Nursery in the Chil must be filed on or before Nov. 1. eucharist and sermon, 10 a.m.; COMMUNITY PRESS cure more permanent than that of 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible class. will not drift. Since the earth ro cise point over the earth’s sur MANCHESTER OIL CO. Blanks may be obtained from A Discamion In Poland political division there may be in 10 a.m., Divine Worship. Text: dren's Chapel. tates on Us axis once every 23 43 OAK ST. church school, 10 a.m. Church of the Nazarene face small Jets will go into opera INCORPORATED Smith’s Store, The Landmark, The Episcopal Youth Convoca GLASS CO. 9 East Middle Tpke. fered by recurrent shots in the the General Assembly, is the party Ecclesiastlcus 36:16, 17; Psalm 7 p.m.. Evening prayer. hours, 58 minutes and 4 seconds tion to stabilize the orbit so that TEL. MI 9-9987 '.•tusi-'li Foreign policy Is an unending which has Connecticut for the next 238 Mala St. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com 279 North Main St. Collins Garage. Herb's Garage. tion of the diocese will be held at SI Bl*sell 8t.—Tel. Ml 9-7S22 Telephone MI 3-5727 arm. And each administration, in C. E. Winslow, Minister 122:1. (Introit). Theme: “We Wait the satellite period must also have the satellite will remain in the Columbia Service Station and the series of unhappy choices, which is four years, which operates its vast munion. this precise period. de.sired position. Bushnell Memorial, Hartford, be time, and usually in a very short For the Lord.” Nursery in the par Post Office. As.sessors Emil Misseri Sells Quick-Drying Paints ginning at 3 p.m. Young people sometimes the way life itself seems departments, lets its vast con- ish house. It is well known that a satel The spin axis will be oriented time, comes to the admission that tnicts. 9:30 a.m., Church school classes Emanuel Lutheran Churoh Malek, VVard Ro.sebrooks and Wil Do you want to paint the out attending from here will leave for all ages. 11 a.m., Gotlesdienst. lite’s period of revolution is close so that the antenna will cover the liam Burnham may also be con to appear, and only a fool vyould for some strange reason the econ This Is the stuff which counts R ev;' C. Henry Anderson, Pastor ly related to Us altitude. For each Custom Made side of your house before cold terior decorator, and, best of all. Phelps Hall at 2:30. All will meet ABC APPLIANCE 10:30 a.m.. Children’s church 3 p.m., Lutheran Women’s Mis earth and power is provided so IJU iitu l R u Ut QJUa. tacted. ' ' ” you have the assurance that your in the Harlfdrd Armory at 3. proclaim the irrevocable rightness omy is behaving a little more siug- for the state political organizations John Poffinbarger, Intern altitude there ie a certain period that the 71-pound satellite will n* Wiffen’e A'wpatse weather? You can do it if you P0NTI.4C as such. and nursery. sionary League, Upper Connecti ZEDEHHEa^ Public Records choice of colors will be correct in There will be about 3.000 boys and of one particular course of action giehly than it should be, especially cut Valley Zone. B'all Rally, at and for each period ther% is a cer maintain its orientation for at u.se Tru-flex, the outside latex REPAIRS It means precious little to the 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and tain altitude. If we want to have Window Coverings Warrantee Deed.s; Albert and every detail. You can have strik girts taking . part in the pro A.ND as opposed to another. with such a wonderful administra Theme: “The Influence of the Grace Lutheran Church, Middle- least a year. Elizabeth Haynes to Daniel and paint that dries in thirty min ing color combinations, colors that cession. Transportation will be Republican State Central Commit Church School. Music by the Chap a satellite swing around the earth The Syncom satellite looks like 250 TOLLAND ST. But now and then there are indi tion in office. Church in The Fantlly.” town. o Window Shades Ellen Keefe, lot and house on Rt. utes. Slop in at Paul's Paint will transform your rooms and arranged for, adults needed to as 19 Maple St.-Mi^-8879 tee to have a Republican senator at el Choir. once every 23 hours 56 minutes a hat box 'with its 28-inch diameter EAST HARTFORD Supply and talk with Paul Misseri, cators, which buttress one side or Washington—not. at least, in com 6 p.m.. Youth service. 7 p.m.. Young People’s Society. o Vertical and Venetian Blinds 87; Clarence Jeffries to Roy and make your home look entirely new. sist. TEMPEST That is the signal for the Federal 10:30 a.m., Divine Worship and and 4 seconds, the altitude of that and its 15-inch height. It is com the owner of the store. He will be REPAIRS ON— parison to the Joy of having a Re 7 p;m.. Evangelistic service. - Saturday, 10 a.m.. Confirmation satellite must be 22,300 miles. Drapes and Hardware BU 9-6333 Lila Hallberg, house and lot on It is .so easy to achieve beauty in An addre-ss will be given by the the other in some continuing dilem Reserve Board to prwide another classes. Church School. Music by the pletely covered by solar cells Hennequin Rd.; Luther and Ra happy to talk with you and give your home througli the i«>e of publican governor at Hartford. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Emanuel Choir. At both services, This means that if a • satellite which can provide 25 watts of Rev. Canon Frederick H. Arter- SALES and SERVICE GRILI.S, ELECTRIC IRONS, ma. shot in the ',arm. ' and Praise service. Power and Hand Tonis chael Buell to Roy and Marion you advice on any painting prob this . wonderful Adelphi Color ton, D.D.. warden of the College T The extraordinary Connecticut sermon by LeRoy Anderson of For- were launched at the equator energy. Nickel-cadmium batteries lems that you have. When you XO.\STER.S, PERCOLATORS, There vvas such an indicator political machine operated and Gospel Hall Painting and Decorating Tools Darwin, land on Erdoni and Lake Guide. Do stop in and look at it. of Preachers, Washington, D.C.. It is wrong, we think, to consid estville, member of national with this altitude, it would circle are available to tide the satellite FIN DELL'S Garden and Land Tools use Tru-flex you do not have to VACUU5I CIJIANERS, guided by Democratic National and Concord!^ Lutheran Church 415 Center St. the earth so as to alwsys be over Rds.; Albert Anderson to Martha You are always welcome and even and al.so by the Rt. Rev. Arthur Paul Dodge event over in Poland the other day, er the Federal Reserve Board's Churchmen's Executive Commit over periods when the ceils are 485 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST Baby, Household, Party Tibbits, land and buildings on Lake worry about weather -condition-s though you may not plan to do Lichtentoerger, D.D.. presiding HEATERS. FANS. State Chairman John Bailey gets 40 Vitkin St. tee. Special music by a male the same point. not In sunlight. for this latex outside paint dries in SEWTNO M.ACHINES as John Moors Cabot, United ixillingness to do this a political its bread and butter and oil from The Rev. Paul C. Kaiser 10:30 a.m., Breaking Bread. Phone MI 3-4865 and Banquet Supplies Rd.; Fred end Joyce Patten to Al any work right now, you can get bishop. Children and adults are chorus. Nursery. 8yncom Satellite Launching The first of the Syncom satel just thirty minutes and you can some exciting new ideas for use in Pontiac, Inc. States Ambassador to Poland, went act It carea about the country and 4ts control of Connecticut, not from Pastor 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. Unfortunately, our Syncom sat R. A. PEARL, Prop. Invalid Needs fred and Virginia Lange, land and invited to attend. This convoca lites will be purely experimental. buildings on Lake Rd.; Lena Chc- put on a second coal, if one is the future. 873 Main St.—Tel. MI 9-2881 All work guarontMd out to' the city of RAdom, a com Its economy. .The only thing politi its control of one seat more or less 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. ellite will not be launched from It’s dual receiver and transmitter tion is held ei'ery three years. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer and B i Calvary Church lers and Carolyn Hawkins of New neces.sary, without having to wait Another feature at Paul's Paint The October meeting of the munity of some 136,000 about 70 cal it does is to stand aside, politely at Washington. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, church the e^ator. It will jbe launched system will be capable of han several days. Even if you reminded John school and nursery. ble meeting. (Assemblies of God) York, to Clair Robln.son, .seven Supply is the Nancy Warren Dec Congregational Men’s Fellowship miles from Warsaw. He went there and tolerantly, while one political from Cape Canaveral, where con dling only a single two-way voire Paiil'.s Paint Supply carries orating Bar which assists you in Bailey of his capacity as national 10:30 a.m., The Service, church Friday, 8 p.m., Bible Study, 647 E. Middle Tpke. ditions of flight dictate that the CAMPING acres on Doubleday Rd.; Harry will start with breakfast this on the Uivitation of the local Com Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Pastor channel. However, this satellite and Elzabeth Fox to Donald and To\iraine Paints manufactured by choosing the right wallpaper for regime after another makes the chairman, and- then asked him to school and nursery. satellite will circle the earth in will set the stage for others to CAR LEASING Sunday at 7:30. AH men should be St. John’s Polish Constance Parker, hoiuse and land the West Paint Company and every room in your house. There present. Thi sermon theme for CUNLIFFE DON WILLIS munist party newspaper and an initial pretense of having brought chooee which he really would pre 6 p.m.. Golden Age Group. Edu an orbit which Is Inclined 33 de follow. This Syncom satellite is EQUIPMENT Mi.sseri recommends them to ail cation committee. National Catholic diurch 9:45 a.m., Sunday school classes on Rt. 6; Luther and Rachael Buell are all kinds of patterhs to choose the Rev. John N. Cro.ss, pastor, organization called the "Ughtning some economic miracle down to fer—a Democratic governor at grees to the equator. If the boost expected to provide answers on his customers for hef believes .vou from. They suggest certain pat Hartford or a Democratic senator 7:30 p.m.. Adult Sible class. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor for all ages. er had sufficient power the satel Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, to Robert, and Barbara Bartlett, will be "By What Authority?" MOTOR SALES Discussion Club” which advertised Washington with It. And eventual 11 s.m.. Worship Service. Mee- performance of the - repeater sys anil RENTALS land on Erdoni Rd.; Karleen Les- cannot buy better paints than terns for use in specific rooms GARAGE and six Democratic congressmen Monday through Friday, 7 a.m., lite could be "doglegged” Into an tem, spin stabilization and orien Air Mattresse.i. Stoves Morning service at Hebron will EXPERT AUTO BODY and his appearance in newspapers and ly It always seems to turn out the Morning Suffrages. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. sage: “Divine Ownership.” First In Manrhesier. New cars, Lanterns aenger and Jean Jackson to Max Touraine. Try them and you will and their companion papers insure be 10 s.m.; Gilead. 11:15; Sunday at Washington—he might pretend equatorial orbit, but unfortunately tation problems, and also the time see why. For one thing, they FENDER REPAIRS, 18 Main St„ Tel. MI 9-4531 street posters and promised he same way—that the only cure the 7 p.m„ Family-Gospel Service. Lessenger. four parcels of land on a harmonious chojee. Before redec school at the usual hours. to answer that he would want both. power limitations preclude this delay problem created by the fi full maintenance, fully Insured Hunt Rd.; Max Lessenger to Al cover well, and this means you orating, atop in at Paul's Paint would tell “all about the United But if you told him he would have “Speed - The - Light” missionary maneuver. Thus the synchronous MANCHESTER Meet Mrs. Grasso ENA.MEL and LACQUER Spocioliiing In new administration really Has in its program by the Christ’s Ambassa nite time it takes messages to go tb reduce your problems and bert and Leslie Willettc, land in use less paint. TTiey .spread even- Supply and take advantage of Mrs. Hugo Lederer. Democratic SU tes.” to take one or the other, and you Area (Churches satellite will trace out a figure 8 from earth to satellite and back. SURPLUS SALES CO. l.V and with no brush drag so that these guides. REFINISHIN’GS cabinet la the old reliable pallia put hin(i in a voting booth with dors. worries. For full Information Karen A cres,on Hunt Rd.; Harvey candidate for representative from over the Atlantic Ocean. This This is the first of the synchro Collins to Clarence Jeffries, land you finish painting so much fast Want wallpaper that will end BRAKE SERVICE Ambassador Cabot went to this tive, a quick Jab of the inflationary power toi cast the decid'n" ballot, Wedne.sday, 8 p.m., Bible-study means that the point directly un call 169 N. .MAIN ST. Hebron, and Mrs. Dennis Keefe, REASO.NABLE PRICES and prayer service. nous satellites to go Into the sky. at Depot Squanp on Hennequin Rd. Vincent- Sled- er. the .smudging problem? Choose wife of the Democratic town chair FREE ESTIMATES gathering, which waa attended by needle from the Federal Resen-e his action would be inevitable. Talcottville Congregational St. Bernard’s Church derneath the satellite will trace After this has proven Itself, 500- jeski to Charle.s and Anita Bailey, If you want to paint some of Birge Medallion papers with the Front End Alignment And. if you took all the practical Church St. Bernard’s Ter., Rockville out this figure 9 with the north Paul Dodge PonHoe Open Daii.v to 9:00 P.M. man, were among those pre.sent at 400 PoUah people, who apparently Board. pound satellites launched by At house and land-on Hunt Rd. your rooms this fall, ask about clear plastic that protects the pa a tea honoring Mrs.' Ella Grasso. RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. politicians of the Republican party, Rev. Robert K. Shimoda, Minister Rev. Patrick J . Mahoney, Pastor Community Baptist Church ernmost point at latitude 33 de las Agena-B boosters will be po INC. J . FARR— MI 8-7111 Ryplex, the rubber ba.sb'paint that per from dirt and soil. You just w jre representative Polish people, And we get the needle right now grees south. Also, Milton and Nbla Marr to secretary of state on Monday: The Just Above the Traffic Circle Geilerol Rc^lr V/erfc and gave them the same choice of 585 East Confer Street sitioned In three equidistant points 378 MAIN STREET Minerva Kinnard. land and build dries in thirty to six minutes. wipe it with a damp cloth and it who attended in response to the not because there is an electlbn offices, their selection would also 11 a.m.. Morning worship. Lay Masses at 7, 8. 9. 10 and 11 a.m. Alex H. Elsesser ” The Syncom satellite will be Phone MI 9-2881 event was attended by Tolland TEL. 511 8-41016' in an equatorial orbit. When that ing on Rt. 6; Vincent Sledjeski to You can apply it with either a looks like new. The paper looks County candidates and was held public advertising. In the discus coming, or because Christmas is be automatic. — men's Sunday. Douglas Hayes, Minister launched by a thf^-stage Thor- occurs, global communications roller or a brush and there is no like regular wallpaper and it is This is sometimes rough on can Delta booster. Six minutes after We Urpe You To Support p o r t a b l e t v RENTALS Ra.vmond and Adeline Fries, house at the home of Mr*. Vernon Losee sion that folloix’ed, they sometimes coming, but because our economy Harold Redfield, Arthur Palmer, Sacred Heart Church will be-assured. and lot on Old Willimantic Rd.; odor of paint to bother you. a joy to have on the walls, partlc didates for the United States Sen Leonard Bayllsa and Everett Cas- Rt. 80, Vernon 9:30 a.m.. Church School for all liftoff the third stage will be ex of Ixmg Hill Rd., Andover. gave him a rough time, for not all seems, to the Federal Reserve ex Cop.vright 1982 The Lutz Junior Museum Alntorola and Zenith Sales William and Mary Gamache There to .are sixteen colors to choose ulariy if there are children in the A SrS ElecUon ate or the House of Representa tetter, speakers. Bev. Ralph Kelly, Pastor ages. hausted and the third stage to General Features Gorp. and Service from or you mav have any shade famiiy. . TOURAINE the United States positions and perts, to have that sluggish feeling. tives. There have been few cam 7 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. Harry and Shirley Hinman. prop The final slates of nominees for erty on Card's Mill Rd.; Eleanor you choose blended for yoii. When Have you seen the pre-posted Tolland County Agricultural com- acts in the world are easily de paigns in which, with control of a Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sermon: "The Last Chapter.” in the Bible aid: “Let Your Name We Service All 51akes of TV, you are finished just ‘ wash the and pre-cut papers that make p-i- state government and control of Guest minister will be the Rev. tion whose God is the Lord.” Our Sharpe to Thomas Sharpe of Som- bilizatlon and Conservation com fended. And sometimes they came Wapping Community Church Be Sanctified” at the following CUSTOM MADE Radios and Phonographs roller or brush in water. No fviss, pering so easy today? They are mittee* contain the following He PAINTS the congressional delegation both Congregational St. Maurice Church Paul Humphreys, pastor of the founding fathers believed this. The ersvillc. N. X. and Elizabeth at him unfairly, as any audience “AI Gusto” service centers: 287 Oakland St.. signers of tlie Rhode Island char CANVAS AWNINGS Sharpe Bradle.v of Mansfield, land no mus.s. carried at Paul's Paint Supply as bron namc.s: EMward A. Foote. Le being up for grabs, those running The Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon Bolton First Baptist Church in Water- Should you like help in choos well as Trimz and Dip and Hang For B«st Results In a Communist country might be for the Washington offices have 18 Chambers St., 613 Main St. and ter .said, “We will submit our per in the Card’s Mill area: Louis Roy B. Kinney, Kenneth A. Por There is shocking and dismaying Minister Bev. Bernard L. McOurk, Pastor bury. Nursery and crib room. MODERN ing paint colors, stop in at Paul's Papers: Just put them in water, ter. and Romolo Saglio. likely to, in which case he re not felt themselves the orphains of 7 p.m., Junior High BYF. 87 Birch St. in Manchester; Gra sons, lives, estates to the Lord Axelrod to Willimantic Congrega news out of Italy these days.. One ham Rd. in S. Windsor: Paint Supply and look at the Adel- put tthem on the walls and brush Ballots have been mailed to an the campaign. They have to keep 9:30 and 11 a m., Morning Wor Masses at 7,* 8:30, 10 and 11:30 7 p.m.. Senior High BYF. Jesus Christ, the King of King.-, tion Jehovah's Witnesses, land on sponded with admirable fimmese by one the stereotype notionwabout Friday, 7:26 p.m., Theocratic IS, TV SERVICE phl Color Guide, This color gaiide smooth. Papering equipment, sand- eligible farmers on the ASCS of close watch. on their respective ship »nd church school. Sermon: a.m. and Lord of Lords.” (March Rt. 6; Lester Hutchins to Clair er.s, edgers, floor scrubbers and PAUL'S which was also polite. Ministry School. 1638.) These founding fathers rec 105 CENTER STREET is helpful for it has over 30 color fice mailing list. The-se ballots the old world are cast away'ns a campaign trains, to see that the “Take ■'No Thought For Tomor Robinson. 24 acres on- Rt. 87, illiLstration.s and 700 different polisher.s may be rented for a nom At the end of the discuseion, Center Congregational Church 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. ognized God and honored Him. Corner of Griswold mast be returned, in person or by PAINT SUPPLY new world springs up in Its midst. Washington car isn’t cut loose and row.”' St. Francis of Assisi Church United f^urch of Christ Chestnut Hill; Mary Frj’er to Vin color, combinations and they are inal sum and these Jtems make Day's text; “I did not hold back This is typical of the concept cent Slerijsskl, property at Heb mail, to the Tolland ARCS County there was 20 seconds of cordial ap To be sure when we think about left behind on some campaign sid South Windsor 11 Center St. -sll decorator-approved. Through short work of producing gleaming Office. Agricultural Center. Rock 645 Main Street ing. Perhaps there Is less of this from telling you any of the things of all of the founding fathers of TEL. MI 3-2205 ron Rd. an^ Pine St.; Vincent plause for the American ambaasa- Italy today bur attention is likely Jehovah’s Witnesses Bev. Jam es F. Glynn, Pastor Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, Minister its use you can be your own in floors. “V ville, postmarked not later than need and less of this feeling in this Kingdom Hall Rev. Raymond R. Yaskauskas that were profitable nor from the colonies and of our great na Sledjeski to Fred and Dorothy Tei. MI 9-0300 dor. to be focused first off on high fash teaching you publicly and from tion. But w'here are we today? Wc Nov. 2. Any farmer who.has not 400 Mam Nreat campaign than in any other tandem Hartford Tpke. Rt. 80 Rockville Assistant Pastor 8. 9:15, 11 a.m.. Morning Wor Gifford, land and dwelling on Old received a ballot may obtain one This whole incident is believed to ion, pointed shoes, wide roads, fast race in the state's history, for it house to house ’ — Acts 20:20 have quit reading the Bible, and Willimantic Rd.; Cooper Products a consultant, rather than as a ship. Sermon: “ Take the Sword.” (NW). we are trying to ratione.lize and lecturer. by conbacting the ASCS Cbunty ...CeoM0Sliait\ be something rare In life inside the cars, modem buildings, ultra mod would seem to be true that, this 3 p.m., Public Bible discourse; Masses st 7, 8, 9, 10:15'and 11:30 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church school, The to Clifford and Elizabeth Lanter- Dr. Graham time, there is bound to be some figure things out ourselves. We are HOB NOB Successive meetings of the office. Communist section of the world— ern machinery, super-sophisticated “How Does The United Nstions a.m. toddlers through junior high. RESTAURANT man. house and lot in Pine Ridge, interaction between the guberna Second Congregational Church not only discounting the reading of SEE U.S FOR: Rt. 6. workshop will be held on Oct, 25 rare because It featured direct con Stand Wlih God?" by W. H. 6:30 p.m., (?YP Club Scavenger o Aluminum Roll Up AsTwinga Manehester Evening Herald He Berube's films, slick trade magazines, and torial and senatorial races. Still, Francis. 885 Main S t the Bible, but are trying to ex TEMPTING FOOD Quitclaim Deeds: Mason and and Nov. 1, at Z:3Q p.m. a f the First Lutheran Church Hunt. o Venetian Blinds Opens Series bron correspondent. !Mlss Susan B. TYPEWRITER .SERVICE tact between a Western diplomat Madison Avenue type advertising. when you are running for the Sen 4:15 p.m.. Group discus.sion of Felix M. Davis, Minister terminate it. obliterate it, get rid COURTEOUSLY SERVED Beatrice Nuhfer to M.avshall T. Manchester High School, for the Rockville of the Bible and forget G ^ . There s Storm Doors 43 people attending. Pendleton, telephone ACadVmy 479 .Middle Tpke. E. and the ordinary people of the Tbat Is the image for export. We ate, It’s a good idea' to put your the Sept.- 15 issue pf the Watch.* —The Rev. D. G. Jaxheimer, D.O., Mr*. Richard H. PInney, Nuhfer and Nancy S. Nuhfer, l.ind 8-8164. hand up now and then and feel Trinity Covenant Church is danger here. If we expect to o Combinatioil Windows Businessmen’s l.iineheon The most Important problem Call Ml 4-1111 Manchester country in which he is serving. have to stop a bit to remember the tower article: “The Word-Who Is Pastor Hackmatack St. near Keeney St, Associate Minister Served Daily 12 noon to 2 p.m. ! and building.s on Nuhfer Dr.; Peter your head. Just to be sure no slick Jle? According to John." pro.aper as individuals and ■ aa a Manchaster Awning Co. faced by the adolescent in adjust And such an incident throws Coli.seum and the strains of O! Sole Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Pastor nation, w’e must accept God's wav. and Hejen Golab to Kenn^lli and Rockrille-} ernon FOK REPAIRS, REBUILT TYPEWRITERS knife has passed between it and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Group 9 a.m.. Sunday School classes for 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and 195 W EST CENTER ST. DINNERS SERVED Shirley Reaves, land on Cherry ing to the teen-age . stage of life Miss Clenientiiio REPLACEMENT ' ROYALS. IINDERWOODS, some weight, we would say, on the Mio. your shoulder. The people of God are the "salt Wednesday. Thursday, Friday Bible studies in the Bible aid: all ages. ’Pupils to bring cans of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes church school. Nursery. Service of .1 Telephone Ml 9-8U9I Valley Rd.; Dina Fox to I..ouiR is seen by Dr. John Graham of ON ALL TYPES OF ■ L. C. SMITHS Etc. » continuing controversy over Just But there Is one thing, at least, “Let Your Name Be Sanctified.” of the earth.” (Matthew 5:13 Established 1919 5 P..M. to 8 P.M. Car Strikes Pole, fruit juice for the Lutheran Home for all age groi|ps. Baptism. Sermon: "The Elect," by The destruction of the great but Axelrod, land on Rt. 6; Richard and the Hartford Institute of Living as Guest at Showers what our national and official atti about Italy we could have assumed Kingdom Hall and the home of for the Aged in Southbury. 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. Rev, Mr. Davis. Wednesday Nite Is Family Nile Margaret B a 11 e y to Cooper We Handle Statiunery Along wicked cities of Sodom and Go that of modifying hi.s unconscious With Office .Machine SuppllF* tude toward Poland should be. would never change. One old value Michael Oiler. 48 Mountain St. 10:15 a.m.. Church service. An Sermon: "The ’Go’ of the Gospel.’’ 6:45 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi. morrah was delayed while Abra Products Inc. dwelling' and land in Area Blacked Out Ml.ss Judith Clementino, 20 Friday, 7:30 p.m., 'rtcocratic 7 p.m., Pilgrim Youth group. Manchester Shopping Parkade Pine Manor. concept^ of the adults in his 'life, Your Mail IXat A* Desired . President Dwight Eisenhower we could be sure would never be BOY SCOUT nual Harvest Home Service. Gifts Infant Baptism. Nursery. ham interceded with God for them. West Middle Tpke.—MI 8-0728 once he learns that his parents are We.stmin.«ter Rd., was feted at Ministry school. . 7 p.m., Evening service. Hymn The, entire Job’s Hill area in three bridal showers recently. 'j, took the lead in breaching the Iron supplanted. of canned fniits-.and-vegetables to The disa.ster would have been not Infallible. A. J.^BEKUBC, Prop. ^otesand Tsews 8:30 p.m.. Service Meeting. be received at this service. Nur sing. Film, ’’.The Mission at Your averted if but a few righteou-s Manr|ie*t«r. Evening Herald Co- JCllingtoh was without jwwer thi.s A personal shower was"given at Curtain from the outaide, in order We would have supposed that the Theme: "How to get Food at the T o R n P l K E liimhln rorrespondent, Mrs. Ed Dr. Graham opened a series o f rtiorning after a Somers man's car MI U-S477—.Ml 3-6842 '* sery. f,. Doorstep." A Thought for Today people could have been found. But the home of Miss 1,/aurie Osborne, to restore contacts with Poland and Italians would never lose their love Proper Time.” Matt. 24:45. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Cottage meet Wednesday,_J:30 p.m.. Midweek when the sinfulness of man ward Carlson, AC 8-9224. three meetings with Manchester ran off the road and struck a util 69 Helalne Rd. Mis.s Osborne, Miss WOODCOCK in order to make it clear, through Troop 91 ings. Service of Bible’vstudy and prayer. Sponsored by the Mahehestor reaches a cerbiln point, disaster * a u t o b o d y 5,000 High School teachers, guidance ity pole. Jean Ashley and Mias Kathy Platt, for or their instinctive understand^ personnel, and Manchester school John W. Keller, 36, was arrest economic aid and cultural ex Troop 91 held Us fall court of First Congregational Church QouneU of Churehea becomes an act of Divine mercy. all of Manchester, were hostesses. REFRIGERATION CO. Ing of good food. We would have Of Vernon CANS and BOHLES social service workers, at t ^ high ed by State Trooper David C. VIC’S PIZZA SHOP change, that the United States was h'onor last Monday at Green School. Bolton C’-ongregational Church First Church of Christ, Scientist God knows when to call a halt and Tliey will .serve as bridal attend imagined that forever, from Pachi- Rev. Allison Ray Heaps, U.D. Masonic Temple let man and nations be buried in OF Take all the out school Thursday afternoon. Toomey and charged with failure ants' at Mis.s ^Clementine's wed 153 W. 5Iiddle Tkmpiks . The opening ceremony was led by Bolton Center The Psalmist said, "Blessed is to drive in an established lane. He friendly to the Polieh people. no to Pleve dl Cadore. peasant and Interim Minister Theodore Chandler Jr., Pastor the oblivion of their own wicked ICE COLD BEER of traveiinif. Make every Sponsored by the Manchester ding. The living room was decorat Phone 5II 9-3700 the sbnior patrol leaden, David 11 a.m., Sunday Service. Sub the nation whose God is the Lord; indulgences. If salt lo.ses its ef Area Mental Health As.soclation, will appear in the Manchester ses President Kennedy has continued; patrician alike would dine, modest WRECKER PLUS trip a,carefree and delight ed with pumpkins and orange and k A Upholstery Best. 9:30 and 10:45 • a.m.. Church ject: "Doctrine of Atonement.” and the people whom He hath fectiveness, it is good for nothing the.ie discussion groups, like those sion of Circuit Court 12 on Oct. 29. white streamers. the same policy. ly or elaborately, on dishes made 9:30 a.m,, Sunday School in the ■]S and l/i* State police said Keller was AND IVl Shops PIZZA TTie following awards were giv school. The Golden Text Is from Matthew chosen fo'r His own inheritance. but to be trampled under foot. SERVICE ful experience by consult held in previous years at the Ben Mrs. Madeline Saegaert, Phoe P Running counter to what we from honest, fresh basic Ingredients Parish room and Community Hall. BARRELS driving south on Job's Hill Rd. at RB-UPHOLSTERINO SP A G H E n i en out b.v the scoutmaster: Tender 10:50 a.m.. Service' of worship. , 9:30 and 10 a.m., Mohiing Wor 20: 28. Sunday School 'and nurs-“ The Lord looketh from heaven; He The greatest threat to America ing: with nett and Illlng Junior High nix Si., Vernon, was hostess at a have been doing, there has been a wvored 'with a pinch of Jh is and a Sermon: "The Evangelism Needed ery. and the free system of government Schools, are designed to enlist help, 4 a.m. when his car ran off the foot, Steven Wheeler, Michael ship. Installation of Pilgrim Fel behpldeth all the sons of men. left side of the road and stnick miscellaneous shower, fh e bride- a Modem Furniture RAVIOLI continual refrain from the anti pinch of that. Doran and William Preston; sec Today.” 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. is not merely communistic fanat MANCHESTER for Manchester young people elect and her attendants were lowship officers at 9:30 ser'vdce. From the place of His habitation the pole breaking it off. A tran.s- and Antiques communists of the extreme right, No one would ever dream there ond class, Robert Widal', and Wil Tuesday, 7 :30 p.m.. Bazaar Sermon: “Shall We Look For An Reading. Room hours at 7.49 icism, but rather an anemic, inef VICHI'S TRAVEL I through deepening the undersland- seated on an antique coach seat in OPEN DAILY workshop. Main St., excepting legal holi He looketh upon all the inhabi fective, insipid, powerless "form foniiei fell to the ground, result a'Store Stool* and Booths urging that, pecause the Polish could be a highly commercialized liam Wllaon; 5rst class, Gerald other?” Nursery in Community PACKAGE STORE ; ing of teachers of the often con- ing in the power' outage. front of a fireplace decorated with 7:30 A.m . to 11:00 P.M. , Saturday, 9:30 a.m.—1:30 p.m., days, Monday through Saturday, tants of the earth.” of godliness.” (II Timothy 8:1-5.) SERVICES a white umbrella and white a Custom Furniture people happen to live In the status Southergill; star rank, Mark Spi- Hall kitchep. . i flicting needs of students as devel- SUNDAYS food iui,dustry In Ifialy. No one wak. Rummage and food sale. 11 S.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday,. 11 Isn’t it marvelous to' know- that The time is at hand for the west 20 BISSELL ST.-’" : oping individuals'and as subjects streamers. A buffet table was set Slip Covet* and Draperies > 7 p.m. Junior Fellowship. God is looking upon His children, Manchester .MI 9-4626 Advertisement — 4 P.M. to M :30 P..M. of a Communist satellite nation, we would ever expect to find mono* Merit badges awarded were for 7 p.m. Pilgrim Fellowship. Pro a.m, to 9 p.m. ern world to repent or face great ! of - the educational process, with white and pastel serving Hade to Order Union Congregat'nnal Church' upon all the sons of men. He has er destruction than our sophisti mdh Rockville TR 5-IS89 Drivers for school bvLses in Ver- cut out contact with them and re sodium glutamate added to the in pioneering. Ken Walker; swim gram: “The Hook” filmstrip on Scriptural selections will in i Di'. Graham is a graduate of nOn. 7:.30 to 8:45 a.m .:.2:15 to 3:30 pieces. Complete SeleeMon of .Materials CLOSED MONDAYS ming, Robert C o s s m a n. Steve Rockville clude the following: John 10: 30. a personal Interest in you knd me cated soclMy believes could ever u P.O. Box 1072 Mr.s. Walter Bycholski, 130 frain from giving help, to them, stant polenta. drug addiction. individually, and He has promised j Queen’s University in’ Kingston, p.m. Call Mitchell 3-2414. FREE ESTI.MATES Vaiclulis, David Stoneman, Ricliard Rev, Paul tiowman Correlative passages from “Sci happen to us. UMIMM' i Manchester, Conn. School St., mother of the bride- on the basis that any help or con And now cornea the horrifying that the nsUon that honors Him Rev. C. E. Winslow Suburbia Ontario, Canada, _ where he rc- 70S N. .Main St., .Manchester Poui^er and Mark Splwak: one- Pastor , Rockville Methodist Church ence and Health with Key to the groom-elect. was hostess at a solation or feeling of friendship realization that thi business of food will be blessed. "Blessed Is the na Church of the Nazrene r u ceiv ; his MD degree. After Adverli.sement— MI 0-6824 mile swim, Mark Splwak: ^ art, 142 Grove St. Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, ter .g at the Teaching Hosp: . Cash Fuel Service — Aluminum shower for 100 guests at the Italian and Interest we give the Polish peo in Italy is not only commercialized, Mark Spiwak; rowing, Richard 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. include the following; p. 18: 1-9. American Club. The hall was dec Laymen’s Sunday. Topic '"Why Rfv. Laurence M. Hill Pastor Today of the University of Kingston and Windows—Save! Across from Post Ostnnsky ple may somehow contribute to the but that adulterated food is offer "Poucher. D. Stoneman. D. Best, DUCOapdDULUXREFiNISHIHG Office, Bolton. McKinney Lumber, orated with bouquets of chrysan M e?” by George A. Fletcher. Preabyterian Church •hlE MAGAZINE OF Reuben Plen’s doing 8on\£.work at the Ottawa DEALER IN WASTE survival strength of the Commu ed for sale and that it la being ac Robert Cosaman, Ken Walker and 9:30 a.m'!'. Church school. Grade PLEAS.4LVT PLACES Civic Hospital, he came to Hart Mitchell 3-2141. themums in fall colors. Mark Spiwak: Forestry, David 4 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim 4 through adults. 48 Spruce St. Near E. Center St The guest Of honor was seated MATERIALS nist movement as a whole.. cepted. Fellowship. Rev. James Leslie Ransom A MONTOLY FEATURE OF Texaco Station ford to do his residency in psy Stoneman, Richard Poucher, N. 11 a.m.. Church school, nursery THE TWO ROADS 166 MIDDLE t u r n p ik e . WEST chiatry. beneath confetti-filled balloons MANCHESTER Tbat is one way to look at it— Italy, of all places, needs strong Kovensky, David Best, and Steven Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.. Men’s Minister VOUR HOMETOWN DAILY whic- were popped 'during the through Grade 3. Morning Wor AND THE MANCHESTER NEWSPAPER 381 Main Street perhaps a valid way. er pure food laws. VaiciuUs; canoeing, David Stone Union dinner. Snaaker, —Dr. Al ship. At Thursday’s meeting, after a Radio Today shower. She was presented with a RAGS, IRON lison Ray Hieaps. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes HMrrMOii brief definition of the mentally MEMORIAL CO. The other way to look at it— The list of fraudulent foodstuffs man, .Richard Poucher, Mark Spi 2:30-7:30 p.m.. District Youth PheRe Ml 3-9149 corsage of fall flowers,’ and her Rally at New London. for all ages. Registration for new TWO DESTINIES iHaudirBtpr healthy Individual and of the adol Opposite East Cemetery the way our official policy imder which have made their way onto wak, Neal Kovensky and Robert WDBC—13M attendants assisted her in open SCRAP METAL Cossman; first ajd, Mark’Splwak; UnitM Methodist Church. Monday, 7:15 p.m., Prayer and members. Adult class study on escent as the product of several l:U(i Histiop s t’orncr ing lier many gifts. A buffet sup two Presidents has now tried to Italisui tables recently Includes Bolton Presbyterianism. Subject: “Con HEAVEN or HELL rtoMjito* MitchoN 3-7043 Hydmmatic Transmission stages of persolaality deveJbpment 3:i!5 Weekend Review Quality Memorials cooking, Ken Walker; reading. discussion. izopuino ^prali» Repairing k:i;5 Raynor Shine* per was served. and PAPER conduct itself—Is to prize every op- chei^se matfe from banana peels, The Rev. Abram W. Sangrey temporary Trends In ProtesUnt- MATT. 7:18-14 front! babyhood. Dr. Graham open Richard Poucher. Wednesday, 8 Ij.m., Work night IsmT” All Work Guaranteed 1:00 New*. Sign Of! Miss Clementino, Die daughter Over SO Years Experience " portunity to get Inside the Iron bre^d which contained pig fodde'r^ Patrol lej^eixjstripa ware givan Minister ' of The Woman’s Society of ChrU- ed the meeting to a discussion of WTIC—1-MM of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clemen ‘781 PARKER ST. -—10 :45 *a.iR>,*--MeFnlng—Worship. COBJME AI«D HEAR ABOUT THIS ” the particular problems met by I list New* ’|“eu't”'“to'''Everett Rines, Richard tian Service. ~ ’Foxmw Lnbrioatien - Service 2:)X) UConn v*. Maine tino, will be married to Walter Tel. .MI S-S7S5 or .Ml 8-5879 tnattHnmitartWTiriita^ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Sermon: '.’Planaing Your Associa VITAL SUilJkOT-^18 Cill^TER STREET the'teacheis, regarding himself as ^-W MsJnUor- ... ' . . Coil Ml 9.5807 friendship, interest, and help for ’i'oucher and Kenneth Walker. As ^ ursd ay, 7:30 p.m., Christian Bvcholskt Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. "S'-.i'J LuiiiniiianniP— that was treated to make It look sistant patrol leader str.ips were 9:30 and 11, Worship Service. Workers School at S. Methodist tions to Strefijfraen You.” Nurs We Give j j - f f Green .Stamps 6:15 .Sew* 'Sport* and Westhtr ’ Walter Bycholski., ISO School St.. ery'. Children’s Church, kindergar 6:;i0 Monil'T the people living there, and to trust fresh. given out to Mark Spiwak, Steven Laymen’s Sunitey. Talks on “This Church, Manchester. , GOSPEL HALL 7:05 Keyuuard Kinxplna Saturday, Nov. 17. at 11 a.m. at that this may eventually play its I Believe,” by Arnold McKinney Saturday. 8 p.m., Couples’ Club ten through Grade 5. ■' Preoched Nightly (Exc. 8«t.) at 8 P.M., Sunday at 7 P.M. rff r IIISI-tr' ’ 7:31. Mon'TV-r v' Harrison St., Manchester There’s no compromise, appar- Vaiciulis and Alan Rice. 7 p.m.. Seminar for prospective 8:30 KiinOmll St-urehoard St. Jam es’ Church. **•«•<« If* Men* *• Year pins were grlven out to sev and Charles Warren. Sermon: "Cm Halloween party. part In brlnginig about a loosening pntly. If ymj are going to auept Getting Rid of the Laity.” members. Nursery. 10:3(1 .Iu*l .lazi of the totalitarian chains now eral. The court of honor closed with Monday, 8 p.m.. Women's Fel 11:15 Sill'll.* Final any of the trappings of the modem the blowing out of the candles. 2:30 p.m.. Senior MYF Rally at St. John's Church 11:30 SiarliRhl Serenade Bafiketball ClinicR draped over them. Every; now and world, you've got to expect them New London. Rt. SO lowship. Kitchen shower for the 1:00 Sian on Camping equipment was on dis church. WHAV—910 then there Is some symbolic re all. For us saltimbocca alia ro- play. Refreshnient.s were served. 4 to 5:30 p.m.. Junior high MYF. Vernon I;(Hi K'ibbin Along Central Connecticut Slate Col 8 p.m., Membership Seminar. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Fellow 1 :.■>■. :few- Britain v». East Hartford. lege will host the first of two WATKINiS-WEST sponse—some' new demonstration mana will never be the same. Leader of the troop is Clifton L. Rev. James L> Grant You nimo the }ob. . . we have just the 1^ Pont en p ert Rector ship Circle at the manse. Fellow Flint lor it .. in colors to mitch anything! H«e a -4 Biibbin Alone CIAC basketball clinic.# Tuesday of freedom being claimed and exer Rines. 8: ■ Radio Tonight C A k .!- Saint George's Episcopal Church ship, discussion and study. question on color?.. . what to use?, . . how to do it? 10:30 Tonight AI M yPlace 'at 7:15 in the college gymnasium. FUNERAL a M o v m a cised Inaide Poland—aome gesture Rt. 44A, Bolton 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 13:0u Sign Off The second clinic w’ill be held at M1 3-6563 La$t Gap Studied Magazine* Numeroua p Jehovah'a Wltnessea CALL UC for esport help on your aaxt pa’intini job- . , ^ wror->-i4i» which ceminds both the Polish and Rev. Edward 'W. Johnson, 0:15 a.m.. Holy Communion. RUMMAGE SALE 1;0« ronnecticut Ballroom Staples High School bn Oct. 30. SERVICE a M O R IN « VMsar , Family Service. Nursery. Kingdom Hall 7:00 Dale Kelly The two-hour clinic will fe.ature the Amierican peoples that curtaina PANAMA — The United States Spoiiaored By Friendly Circle BONN-S-More than 8.000 mag 11 a.m., Morming Prayer and . 791 Main S t 12:00 Johnny Bill Detrick, Central coach, who DRMAND J, W ESt «n,d chains do not ever make a per ad eight Latin-Amepican countries azines are published in West Ger 8 a m., Holy ^mmunlpn. Sermon. Nursery. ^ i jJ d k n so n PAINT GO will speak on offensive funda have put up ifiore than 22,300,000 1:00 CBS New'i ^weeniia 4^ manent .or practical or even effi many, with a combined circula 10:15 s:m., Holy Communion and Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com 8 p.m.. Public Bible dlscourall; AMERICAN LEGION HOME 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— PHONE Ml 9-4501 1:10 CBS—If * New mentals: ' Bill O'Brien of New Director cient prison for a whole people— for a survey of the last gap In the tion of 180,000,000. In addition church school. munion. ‘-‘How Can One Further Be Se 1:15 Show-case of Mtule London, who will lecture on of Pan-American Highway — 450' there are. more than 1,000 annual cure?” LEONARD STREET 1:5.’> Trinity v*. Tufi* fense against th«J man to man; and when something like this hap 2 p.m.. Young People’s Fellow 6:30 p.m.. Pariah potluck. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 4:30 Showcase and New* )4t E. CENTER ST. miles, between Panama's capital publications and about 350 house ship. Friday, 9 a.m., Holy Oqmmun- '4:15 p.m., Watchtower maga 6:.Tt CBS—European Diary Stan Sorota of Portland, who will pens It isi to our mind, good evi and Colombia. When the gap is organs. Federal, state, and munic TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 look for the golden arches. . . McDonald’s 6:56 If* Sport* Tim# II • 'Mi^nday, 8 p.m., Adult confirma ion. zine study article: " ’The Word’— 7:00 CBS New* cover offense against the zone; Manchester’s Oldest Manchester Moving dence that Eisenhower waa right, closed it will be possible to motor ipal governments publish more tion class. 2 p.m., ,yPF meet at church to Who Is He? According to John” - DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M. 7 46 WEST CENTER STREET 7:W Showoake and News and Bill Murphy of New Canaart. and Tmchlng Cn. to, sU rt breaching the curtain, and from Alaska all the way to Fata- than 500 magazines pf a semi Saturday, 9 a.m., CbUdren’s go to 4 p.m. Youth Convoostlon P art 1, (J'ohn, 1-1). 8:00 Th» World .Tonight who will lecture on offense against With rtneet Faclimee glnia in southern Argen't|^ m PAINTS SILVER LANE Ex t e n s i o n 8:15 Showcaea snd News official character. Confirmation class. at Bushnell Mmorlai, Hartford. Wednesday, I p.m., Bible stydies 13:15 Sign OU Die p r^ s and zone pfeas. ' ' :* ■ II ■I ■ I' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CON^„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 \ “ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ BATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 PAGE SEVEN V. LITTLE SPORTS BY R(»USON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR Hf’OPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE l^Everyhody Wantsa Get inta D^Ac^ Qzols’ TD a n Indians 8-6 Victory ' Yod'wi^KrTM&TiO tA K E MY AN' Antw*r t» Pm4eue Puitl* l is t e n — THE POPULATION OF THE U S . IS * 3 0 0 l60.000,OOCt.^X HAVEFI60R60 THAT 6 0 IN-fH BIRTHDAYy| Norway ABOUT 500,000 HANE A BIRTHDAY DAILY CAKE CANDLE- C — tL L SAY THAT A T LEAST AOO.OOO BUSINE6S WITH YOU, ACROSS 55 Palm leaf EH ?■ WELL.X'M GOtlO' Skein in Jeopardy Sports Viewing HAYE A B ir t h d a y c a k e , w i t h a n 'INorwegiu 58 Scottish aiders Hold Back IN -m 'C O N F E T T l C ^ '0 4U*'> >»••< AY ERASE OF. SAY, 15 CANDLES To A , cipHil DOWN C A K t.' THAT WOULD MEAN 6,000,000 b u s in e s s — ALL X. SMIdnlxM ----- 1 Spanish' Jars SATirBDAY CANDLES USED EACH DAY, OR NEED IS A FEW To n s It « 2 Sitting 2:45—Alabama va. Tenaeoaee 2 ,1 AO,000,000 A YEAR.‘'WHY. VT,'S O F c o l o r e d f^PER Rhenomenon of 3 "Uncle" For Packers in NFL Chanhel S Eastern 11 BU(^(,S BLINNY ^AGSERlNS.' ' a n ' a r a i l r o a d s North Cape 4 It yields much S p.m.-—Wrestling •* c o n d u c t o r ' trot Channel 8. VA DIDN'T STAY IN HERE PER L ater ... .. I THINK YA LEARNEDIBP li PUNCH.' 8 n locfci S Alone NEW YORK (AP) — 'The amalt^pected to aid the Rams (0-5) In 4:S0—Race of the Week PICK VER AN HOUR! MAVK I YER LESSON...CULP,' •ufficieiit — 8 Distinct port IHisIllliil crack in Green Bay'e eilver lining, their contest with ; the 7 Arboreal home winless Ohiumel SO In Thriller TOVS UP fr o m TH' TEACH ■ 1 OKAY, CICERO! 12 Sly glinee created by the injury to , Paul Vtktngs. 13 Sotp i t ------of 8 Head covering B p.m.—NFL HlghUfkte VARD, SO GO TO VER ^YAJC'N COME 9 Oleic acid salt 38 Wiser Homung, places the Packers in At Pittsburgh, John Henry John Channel SO iU prpductt 40 Alleviates Jeopardy of having the National By HOWIE HOLCOMB ROOW.aCERO! : now... 14 It is t n -----of 10 Air raid alarms 27 Glucidea son and rookie Joe Womack will B p.m.—Wide World of Sports 11 Musical 28 Widgeon 43 Boy's namo Football League’s only unblemished lead the Steelere running game In It wasn’t the NFL title the Free World 33 Freebooter 44 Calf moat Channel 8 f IS Narrow way instruments 45 Town in ToxM record tarnished by the resurgent a ground-air battle with quarter 10 p.m— right of the Week game, the Rose Bowl clash or 19 Colonizers 34 Be present ■ San Francisco 49ers Simday. back Eddie Lebaron of the Cow 18 Fairy fort 20 Flower 38 Masculine title 48 Seaport (CSmnnel 8 the annual Army-Navy battle 17 Equal 23 Ambsry hemp 37 Acting by turns SO Frigate bird ’The Packers, holding the top boys (2-3-11. 18 Alto spot in the Western Conference by Jimmy Brown, who has dropped but these football classics will 19 Below ioTT SUNDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 one game over Detroit, will be to sixth among the rushing lead- 2 p.m.—Lions v*. GInnts never surpass the contest 21 Exist taking on the last club to beat ers^ will be trying to keep the waged before 1,410 fans la^t 22 Division of 13 IT Channel 8 a drama 12 them —IS gam es' ago. And they’ll Browns (2-31 In the Eastern, race 1:80—Titans va. Texaaa night a t Muzzy Field In Ekdsfol. be forced to try and get the Job 24 Nathrea of 16 if with a victory over the Cardinals Channel 8 When It finally ended. Manchester Utvia IS done without league scoring lead (1-8-1). had edged Bristol Elastern, 8-6, but 26 Muse of poetry 19 5T er Homung, who probably will be the Lancers were the Indian 28 Sudanese 18 on the sldelinee with a twisted three! Negroids right knee. ^ (Th 29 Lieutenants a It's diflicuK to pick out the out- Joining Homung on the sidelines State Hunting W-2C 1Fi6URE5 T30NT lO'Se ' lab.). Poor Relation standingf,''juflt on it’s almost im- MPRESS JAKE = 30 Calf's cry u 28 will be another of the league’s po^ble to select an outstanding T.w lU. Nl c 31 Seine island glamour boys—Philadelphia pass a Season Starts jriAyer. Key' puyti cAhie regular ALI,Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 32 Abstract being ing maestro Sonny Jurgensen. Knicks Pacing ly throughout the hzUf and heroes 33 Head topt <3o*ch Nick Skorlch has decided (Manchester style, anyway) were 35 Dropsy Si u An SOONESS,SUZ.ISNV ALL I KNOW IS IT'S A POT 38 0rielitsl guHsr to start King Hill instead ot Jur estim ated 60,00() hunter* legion. IT AWFUL ABOUT / HE BUMPED HIS Y WHAT IN WHICH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 39 Romsn 34 3S gensen in an effort to get the Ea Eastern ■went a g\inning todayT the open- If one had to .'telect only ene POOR OU OOP? I HEAP ON A / KIND OF Y'COOK WONDERFUL magistrate gles’ sputtering offense rolling. Ing day -uf the saaSbn which is ex man for the Indians, it wouW WHAT HAPPENED, V O O F F K P O T!, STUFF VOU 41 Craft W m ANYWAY.® u At the same time, two long ab have to be Eric Ozols. He scored DRANK/ 42 Disaociate sent headliners—fleet halfbacks NEW YORK (AP)—The New pected to hold "pretty good burst 48 Musical 43 44 46 the team’s only TD on a 51-y*rd 4i Lenny Moore of Baltimore and York Knickerbockers, poor rela ing prqap'ects ' swivel-hipped dash but more than direction tions of the ESastern Division of the 47 HighUndor 41 49 Jon Arnett of Los Angeles—are That’s the appraisal of Director that, picked up a total of 137 y a ^ 49 Conducted slated to return to full-time ac National Basketball Association, Lyle Thorpe. State Fleh and Game in 16 carries for a 8.5 average. “tO-i r 50 Followers SI &2 tion in what could be a decisive were riding high In first place to Department, as he prepared to hit Other Standniits e t : 51 Heating device weekend of action on a full, seven- day—mainly because of a fine de the field himself in queet of game But there were others. Joe 52 Male Si bS game program. fensive Job by GSne Shue. birds. Prignano, who caught the equaUy 53 Have existed The Knicks checked the Los An 54 Interpret Day’s Headliner The first .shot was fired a t 7:()9 as Important pass for the extra 1 ’The Green Bay-San Francisco geles Lakers, the defending West a.m. and the trigger pulling must points; quarterback Don Simmons, i meeting is the headliner, but a ern Division champions 116-105 cease at 6;02 p.m., -r-, the sunrise outstanding on tioth offense and 1 lot of heads will be turned toward la-st night to run their record to to sunset rule. . defense and the entire defensive i OUT OUR WAY BY J. R, WILLIAMS New York, where Detroit (4-1) 2-0. The Knicks meet the Boston The Fish and Gam* chief esti unit which stiffened when it count tackles the Giants, tied (or second Celtics in Boston tonight in the m ated th a t about 70 per cent of ed. late in the game, holding the t in the East with Pittsburgh at 3-2. NBA champions' first game of the the 65,000 licensed hunters will Lancers without a score after t. OH.TH>T» WHERE VCAH.THE OLD BOV'S COLLECTBP Eastern leader Washington season. take up the sport Saturday. The Bristol had first down and goal' M C0MIW6PR0M--I 'EM FROM EVERYSAPLIM* IM THB (3-0-2) teats Hill and the Eagles, Shue. never particularly noted balimce of the gun-toters will be to go on the Manchester nine. THOUGHT THERE . MEISHBORHOORAKIPFIMALLY Moore returns to action with the youths in the 13-15 age group who i WAS* THE SMELL WOUNRUPWITHENOU6H1» r z as a defensive specialist, dogged From the Bristol viewpoint, the PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VKRMI ,R J OF BURMlhk3 SATISFY HIS WOSTALSIA -{a Colts at Chicago, Minnesota gets Jerry West, one of the Lakers’ are not required to have hunting hero, even In defeat, had to be all- LEAVES IN FORTH'SMELL OF A to try and atop Arnett at Los An high scorers, aivl when it was.all licenaes. around athlete Gary Pailadbio. FALL bonfire; Down 20-3 with Eight Minutes Left AIR. geles, the Steelers host Dallas and over West had Just 15 points. GOIJPINg THREESOME!—.Chimpanzee namec! Charlie These -youths, however, must He ran. caught passes, mad* THAT'S W HEN^ CARLYLE! O N T H E Cleveland is at St. Louis in other "We tried to keep him from get have “certificates” showing they L E S T E R 'S TVYO makes it a threesome, joining American champion Arnold tackles and did them all well. V E R V N E X T gam es. ting the ball,” said Shue, who was have taken gun safety course*, 8t was he who caught quartM*- F R O N T t e e t h P L A V W E In remaining American League Palmer and actor Bob Hope, left, for round of golf near Thorpe said. ’This is a new require S O T B U S T E D obtained this year by the Knicks back Joe GaiHete’s last-second INTERCEPTED weekend action, Oakland is at in a trade with Detroit.“ Then, London. Scores weren’t revealed but the chimp was the ment. Since an adult must prove pass only to. be down on the three A P A S S Patriots Stage Rally Buffalo Saturday night, and on II when he did get it, we tried to chump, failing to drop a single putt despite an hour's in he can handle firearms with safety by the chagrined Mlantoester sec Sunday Houston meets Denver crowd him toward the middle so struction by Palmer. Palmer, with Charlie as his caddy, to be licensed, the state figures an ondary. Had he not been stopped and New York takes on Dallas. he’d have to pasa It off.” under-license age hunter must the Lancers would have scored on No replacement has been named Weat had-just two field goals in plays the role of a professional on a course in Africa in a have safety training, too. a comehaok that wouldn’t ba be For 24-20 Victory (or Homung, but the packers (5H)>4 the fimt Half, one while Shue wa-s new Hope movie being filmed near the British capital. An undOr age 16 hunter, the fish lieved in story books. can call on an Imposing-^juartetTTr^ f^arding him. One of his four sec The golf sequence lasts eight minutes, but it’s taken a and game chief said, must be ac Oironologically, which is about Tom Moore, Elijah PitU, Lew ond-half field goals came while week to film. (AP Photofax.) companied by a licensed hunter the only way to tell the story, this BOSTON (AP)—Jeered at halftime, the Boston Patriots Carpenter or rookie Earl Qrps— Shue was chasing him. 21-years-of-age or older. is what happened: to complement the NFD's top “I don’t know our lineup agaln.st I , . s-rxe xnx « Here Is a rundown from Thorpe Eastern took the opening kick beat San Diego with a rally which beaming Coach Mike Holo- ground gainer, fullback Jim Tay on the hunting prospects ton the off and marched 31 yards only to 't**'!*'**’ vak termed “a beautiful .30 minutes of football.” lor. The 49ers (3:3),' winners o f' rjnnoviinBoston,” saidBut Knickafter thatCoach perform- Eddie RanKS of tile Undefeated Shaved various type game: be stopped (the first of many 'The Boston dub scored three*- three In a row,- 'will hinge their ance on 'W'eat, I think I’ll put Gene Grouse Increasing times)-Just past midfield. Neither touchdown* In a little over eighit attack in Jhe game at Milwaukee on Bob Oousy -and see how It works The high level of grotise popula team could gain appreciably until Parilli sent touchdown pass** ot around the passing of John Brodie tion is continuing, and the gunning minutes and snapped back from a 10 and 25 yards to Jim Colclough, out.” late_i in Ufe period when E astern S-20 deficit to hand the Chargei-s and the running of J. D. Smith should be good there. began another march—from their then handed off to Jim Crawford -a'hd Billy Kilmer. The Lakers’ Elgin -.Baylor was a 24-20 A m erican Football L«agiAc high .scorer w ith 36 points. Richie Hall Pins 4-1 Loss Hunting prospects for rabbits 35 to the Indian 18 before Mark who barreled Into the (Jhargers end The Giants will be without the are fair. BONNIE n \ JOE CAMPBELL defeat last night. zone at 1:14 of the final quarttir for Guerin had 27 for the Knicks, who Mohette recovered GalUete’s fum Burning at the catcalls showered services of end Del Shofner. out Gray squirrels are not aa abun ble to stall them again. the deciding touchdowns. with a sluoulder separation, for the outscored the Lakers 40-28 In the “ Listen to this, George! As though it isn’t tough enough or them at Intermission, the FYi- final period to pull it out after dant as before. Then it was the Indians* tirm a^. L'. A. Pat 0«r« triots stormed back behind Babe "They can bool me right out of clash with the Lions. Aaron ’Thom Pheasants, with some 40,000 to and they moved to the Bristol 47 IfeKMfM .AjMiiraU, 1m getting baby sitters, the Peace Corps is here but I'll go along with Parllli trailing 77-76 at the three-quarter Oil Indian Rooters PariUi's direction and a defensive as takes over a* one of Y. A. Tit m ark. be liberated during the season, before Prignano punted out of now taking grandparents!^ . > all the M’ay,” Holovak added. tle’s receivers. Milt Plum, com shoirld offer more targets than a bounds to the Bristol 29. An ex WHEN VOU'P LOVE TOyLIVE FOREVER second half shutout. ‘They cheered us the last half, "He,’s the g reatest.” , pleting 80 per cent of his passes, Scoring at least once in each of the last three periods, Hall year ago. change of punts gave Manchester WET that’s what counts,” offered defen> Parilli, unable to keep the has kept the Detroit attack mov High pinned a 4-1 defeat on the Manchester soccer team in Water fowl—that season opened the ball near midfield but a- fum Mve end and alternate Captain Bc^ home forces moving before Inter ing with help from fullback Nick Another Victory CCIL play yesterday in West Hartford, knocking the Indians at noon today — should offer bet ble stopped thepi before they got mission, unleashed a varied attack ter than iMual prospecta this year started. PAINT THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Dee. Pietrosante, but the key to the from the ranks of the unbeaten. ' BY WII.SON SCRUGGS Remain In Running thereafter. He completed 14 of 26 struggle may come from the bat- as "we have a lot of birds.” This Score Not Allowed passes of 166 yards and carried For Ram Rooters The loss gives Manchestfr a*------category involves the "puddle 'The alert ^Bristol lineman who The triumph, kept the Boston tl"! between the NFL'* two biggest 5-1-1 record for the year. It was five times for 62 more. Crawford, defensive lines. to the hall and everything they did ducks" such as mallards, black recovered the ball raced into the y y Club (4-2) in the Eastern Division Pair of goals by Jim Martello the first time more than one goal ve?, AHO You'ec WAIJC ?MYTH6 . I'M <}U1TE OUTEPOKBH. THAT'? QME he's much older THAH I am, ) r u be OUTSIOKEU, rushed 61 yards and grabbed five The Eagles (1-41, lodged in the seemed to be right. Our boys ducks and wood ducks. end zone only to find that was not WE MAKE QUITE A PAIR ...THE OF THE THIMGS THAT ATTRACTED race while virtually eliminating gave Rockville a 2-1 soccer vic was scored in a game against the YOU KMOW. TaLME, WHAT OO TOO, AHO TELL YOU the Chargers (3-4) from contention aerials for 53. Eastern cellar, will use operation played well, but Hall had a tre This year, Thorpe points out, allowed, but the recovery •was. But P2 IUCESS BRADY TO AAE tory over Windsor yesterday af Indians. H all's record is 4-0-2. j the Federal Fish and Wildlife on the very next play, IMck Sund- VOU THIMK OF HIM? ______/ WHAT MY FATHER for the Western Division title they Parllli, presented the game ball shakewell as their main weapon Tom Lorch got Hall off in front mendous dsy,” ternoon at Windsor. Hall It) Maiic)i.-..ier ii) I Service has issued an “experi- gren took a handoff from Galliete, TWMKEOF have fon two straight years. by his teammates, had this to say in an attempt to blunt Wgahing- It was the second straight vic witji a cro.ss that went into the Aflnnis M r O ir r y mental regulation” whereby crip shook off a Manchester defender Him/ It also did much toward saving about the comeback: /‘We Just got ton’s suddenly sure-fire attack. The tory for the Rama, both by the net after six minutes of the sec Redskins have taken charge in the Ciiimrd ...... _ T ro lt» r pled waterfowl oan. be recovered who had a fleeting hold on one the local franchise from .serious mad at ourselves.” same score. They now show ond period. Mario Addabbo equal RB on the Connecticut, Thame* and foot, and rambled almost the same trouble. Liast week the club turned "The defense played 60 min East with second-year quarterback 2-4-2 mark for the year. ized that one after three min Joimflnn ...... Z a slln Housatonlc Rivers,” Thorpe said. route, .some 49 yzu-ds for the score. a'way 10,000 disgruntled customers, utes of outstanding ball and the Norm Snead plus trade acquisitions utes had elapsed in the third I.B IP -2 0 <3Swp»«t.i— Martello and Bud Broana ex Jo h am m im ...... Aniaaldi Galliete was smothered before then proceeded 'to fall flat offen offense 30,” Holovak said. "But Bobby Mitchell and Billy Barnes changed stores in the second pe stannza. It was hie seventh tally RH he could get off any sort of try sively In a 27-7 loss to Dallas. 'The for heavens sake, give them the spearheading the offense. . riod, then the erstwhile baseball of the season. Duhami'l ...... P^arlion for the extra points. Moorie Returns But the constantly pressing TH SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAJ grumblings which had stirred greiw credit, not me. I just cheered like pitcher collected his second of the B a s h a w ...... W-. McCarthy Manchester’s air arm, sputtared to thunderous proportions after the hell. Moore, who suffered a cracked day in the final quarter to wrap Hall eleven bounced back and LH and then caught late in the period Patriots couldn’s seem to cope with "Ycm Just can’t give up on those right knee cap in spring training, it up. scored twice later in the period. A lexander ...... Mor'riaon- but every time a pass gained returns to regular status for ■ the Bob Larkin deflected a hai'd pa.s.s OR r \ Dick Wood's aerials in the first half guys though others have. They’ve I.a rk in ...... V erfa ille ground, a penalty, took it away. last night or get their omti a tta c k done Just too much for me.” Colts (3-2) a t a tim e when quar *OHOI.A8nO FOOTOALL from Ed Rashow into the net for IR Twice in one drive 15-yorders set vtt>oes7 ...... A ddabbo ^ icH terback Johnny Unitas seems to the lead, then Tom Claflin booted Clafiln ^AwWtllTMAT? untracked. Plenty of Injuries C the Indians back. Finally they "No, I didn't say anything spe be regaining his form. That Middletown 32, Torrington 0. In a score to make it 3-1...... W hiteaell gave up the ball on the Bristol 28. San Diego Coach Sid Oillman should give' Baltimore the edge Plalnville 0, Bristol Central Claflin got his second in -the * n. ■ cial to them at halftime.” Holovak was upset over the rash of in one play before the Jialf ended. said afterward. “Babe Parllli Just over the B ears j[8-2). Arnett is ex- (ti«). fourth qu arter when he headed ixirch . K artm aka After intermiseion. Ozols ran juries which kayoed starting the ball into the comer of the goal i OI. got to calling the right things, quarterback Wood, ace ball car Si’o re by periods; the kickoff to the Manchester 38. sverything jelled and our defense after a hard cross by Lorch. Three cracks at the line gained ried Keith Lincoln and offenalve Manchester Coach Dick Daniel Hair ... .0 1 J 1 -4 MORTY MKFKI.R BY DICK CAVAI.LI held up its end.” M anciieater .... .0 1 (I 0--1 little but Simmons passed to Prig center Wayne Frazier in that hec •Miami Trips Up Maryland- son termed the Hall team "the Srorinx - Claflin rch i.arkin, nano fori a first down on the 4^ tic second half. best I've seen them have in six A ddahlai. On the next play, Ozols wrigglto 4 "Of course, it had not hurt or seven years.” Suha—Manclieater HHChadourlan. Distributed by NBA CHipei N e e o 5 a «i«a e — IU ,0 0 'AI2OUND eCRfiV, RtL— I I Provencal, Shea, J. McCarthy. Carlson his way through the line. ,^de- . Sports Schedule them,” Holovak said. “You can’t Big Test for Texas Longhorns He added the winner* ‘'beat us ' Huchinson Would you believe a player who stepped a couple of defenders and NBA/ DO© HO>&e, ROP. TO It owe OF THese wwa TRI5PMyB©5T. play in this league, have a lot of didn’t carry the football, failed to out-rsn two more for the score, id’ZO /0-}U( HEfe^LLUefNCTHe Sunday, Oet. 21 guys hurt and not suffer. catch a .single pas.s and played his second in as manv-Weeks. 6AME O je He HAD Midget Football — Smoke Eat “We had a bunch of guys play In Glamour Game of the Week only seven-and-a-half minutes dur Simmons fllpped--^o Prignano BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WHS'I HE W/V5 A POPFV. ers vs. Fire Fighters, Blue Devils ing on sheer guts ourselves. Dee ing a nine-game .season could lead who made a neat catch for the TB. Police Cinisers. Mt. Nebo got a pinched neck nerve on the a major football squad in .scoring. aH'-iniportant extra points. first defensive play. Bill Neigh NEW YORK (AP) — If Darrell^4-0, the Razorbacka 2-6 in the con- Best Showing The I-ancel'a Were stalled on (first game at 1:15). THE POORS HEY.' EVEN bors played three quarters with a. Royal has a slightly uncomfortable, ference and Texas 1-0. They are ! the IndiajK'^S after moving from ARECLOSlUfii THE DOOR BEHIND,, Pony Football — Manche.ster at uncanny, haven’t I been here be the defending co-champions and Vernon, 2 p.m. severely spiked foot. Tony 3**- their 4J)r Ozols and Karl Then did TD BETTER disco was knocked woozy, yet fore feeling tonight, there's likely the victor has a very good shot i the btunt of the work . as Man- GET OUT OF Monday, Oct. 22 to be a very good reason for It. at grabbing the whole bag and { cljcSter retaliated, moving to the Oroas Country — Norwich at stayed in there! And Larry Gar- :> HERE. ron has a paaaible broken nose.” Royal sends hia Texas I..ong the (Jolton Bowl berth to brot. ■ ristol ;il before a fumble halted Manchester, 8:30, Memorial Field. horns, currently the No. 1 college Arkansas romped over Texas Provides Win then\ once more. ; Soccer—Rham Regional at Cov Winless Oakland visits Buffalo Chrl.stian 42-14 and edged Baylor tonight, when the Bills hope to football team in the nation, Nefthor team was able to move entry. against the' Arkansas Razorbacks 28-21.. Of the Porkers’ post-Texas one way or another until about Tuesday, Oot. 2S continue their new-found success in the glamor game of the week schedule, only - Rice figures’ a With eight of nine runners turning in their best times of following last week's 35-10 tri five minutes . remained in the » -%'S Soccer — Manchester at Bristol with the country> top ranking chance to pull an upset. Texas’ the season, Manchester High’s cross country team walloped game. Running a Manchester kick umph over San Diego. only league victory was 84-0 over */o-2e E astern. L and the Southwest Conference ti highly-regarded Conard, 19-43,, yesterday afternoon on the to their 35. The Lancers started Soccer—Stafford at Rockville. Tpmorrow, Houston will play at tle in the balance. winless Texas Tech^ They have on the march and rolled steadily I Soccer — Ellington at South Denver while New York. . I* / at Texas ranks a 5'i point favor Baylor and TCU, among others, Memorial Field course. Carl Rorhbach was the tndi- downfield, piling' up four first k W indsor. Dallas. ite, and it would have to be called yet to (ace. OITicial -5ucctimbs downs and reaching the nine. CAPIAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER an /upset—at lea.st anywhere ex The only other game involving vidual winner for the Indians, Palladino and Johm Fetke had- a nationally-ranked team tonight covering the 2.7 mile d istance, in cept in Fayetteville, Ark.—should STAMFORD (AP) — Peter cracks at the line but could get the Porkers pull It out. But It sends No. S Mi.ssissippi i3-0) 14:50, only 20 seconds under the but six yards in’ three tries. A HALT! VOU HAVBNT HMM.;.THERE'S ^ wouldn’t really, be a surprise! against winless Tulane at Jack- Pliano.s, 46, a football and basket course record. ball referee, died at a ho.spital yes penalty (half the distance to the A CHANCE OF GETTIN SdMETHIKG VAGUELY Because Royal's Longhorns will son, Miss. Ole Miss, idle lart Bud Waters of the visitors fin goal line for delay of game) set .THRU THE PLANT. terday after a brief illness. He ished second but then an un-' MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD FAMILIAR ABOUT be running ihto exactly the sort wee';, is an overwhelming favi,.- Manchester deeper—to the one. HIM, AND HE SEEMS NEED TIRES? of team the Texas coach was Ite. was'a well-known basketball play broken parade of five Indians Palladino again tried the line but TO KNOW HIS WAY taught , to construct when he Mira Big Man er here In his youth. He frequent streaked across the finish line. L g J Bg ^ AROUND HERE r* Omer (Skip) Ohl did it for Pur- "as .stopped, the nose of the ball learned his football at the knee George Mira completed 21 of 31 ly officiated at scholastic contests Yesterday's impressive victory due last year. . literally inches short of the last was heralded by Coaches Bob , I KNOW-BUT ^o( the Oklahoma master. Bud passe.s for 288 yards and three in Fairfield County. Although listed as a guard, Ohl's , stripe. OONT FORGET, UNCLE \ WILLIAMS WILL Major Brands Wilkinson. touchdowns in leading Miami Sines and Paul Phinney aa one acUvtties were confined almost ex-; Onqe again Ozols carii* to the . the PHIL—TECH HAS WON / TAKE CARE OF Light, Quirk IFla. 1 to a 28-24 comeback against more i^tance'when their charges, clusively to kickoffs and place rescue, moving the ball out of I FIFTH GAME EVERY GAME, TOO/ / 'EM'WERE Arkansas is reasonably light, previously unbeaten Maryland in like tne San Francisco Gianta, kicking. As a Junior, hia edu- ! danger to the 36 i with help from OF THE W £ G O / /fashion Co-Captains John Kenny and Les miniKe of play. long pass to Palladino. He caught rebounding Oliio State, ranked b r a n d NEW SNOW TIRES i a VVilkinson pupil, copied in his last night as*West Chester State Dowd' ran with the varsjty yes-, it and Manchester caught him early years at Texas. sixth- with a 2-1 record, going College crushed Southern Connec terday and turned in creditable just in time! 1 This year, however, there's a again.st Northwestern (3-01 in a- ticut. 41-0. performances. FAMOUS TOWN AND COUNTRY TREAD . slight change at Texas. The Long- game that matched the Buckeyes! In today's games, it was Cor gTATIXTiCg DAVY JONES The varsity summary: M m . O pa. BY LEFF and MrWILLiAMS I horns, sparked last season hy 180- best-in-the-nation ground attack nell at Vale, Maine at Connecticut, Rorhbach M, W aters C, Phillip* A Winnah! k'Irsi' D ew as ...... ; ...... II 11 pound scatback Jimmy S&don, against Northwestern’s outstanding .Net Y ards M ashlaa . . . . . 6.70x15-$10i)5 7.56x14-612.95 Worcester Poly at Wesleyan, and M, Coleman M, Bracken M, La- Passes Attempted ...... MR. ABERNATHY i have taken on the look of a clas- passing .game. Northwestern is American International-at Central liberte M, Zillnskas M, Campbell Passes Completed ...... BY RALSTON JONES arid FRANK RIDGEWAY UH... THAT'S PER SURE, ! ale big Ten T*am—strong, power- ranked eighth in the country. ■ Coi'inectlcut in a night contest. MaaeliMtar (I) Yards (ialaed Passiaa TH' 20 YEARS I HE'LL GET RID OF C, Coviello M, Kenny M. Tillman P aats ...... 7 ..: . r r YOU WERE CAREFUL DAVY... WE DON'T WANT BEEN MARRIED THEM SCUBA DIVERS 6.00x14-614^5 i (ul and del err" Other top games include second- In out of state action, Coast £»ds; PrifiiMa, HUterlF. Ilaley. I UNDERSTAND ■ .| YES. ISN'T ...MOST PEOPLE START ABOUT CHARGING , THAT APE, BUCK 7.10x15-612.95 rnked Alabama (4-0) at Tennes- C. Stankiewicz , M., Molina C, Taeklet: ManaltF. Botti. Rarry. Balt- Paatiar "Averaae NO ACCIDENTS THIS AN' TAKE THEIR SHARE while - Guard met Amherst, Trinity trav Durie C. Team score: Manchester ■er. F am b les s,., MR. ABERNATHY ITSILLV? EARLIER IN THE YEAR! OUR AIR TANKS, LATE IN TH' G A M E.' ANDERS, IS PAYIN OF TH' GOLD... I'LL year’s standardSi still ranks wltli e. stronger than its 0-3 record Gaardi: Alibriv. Lewis. Pesee. "Pamblee Lest .. .*...... EH. Bu c k ? eled to Colby, and Bridgeport vis 19, Conard 43. W inner's time IS TAKING OFF AT LAST. BEE TO TH AT.'/ the cic."J .’ould indicate; California (1-3) at . ('eaters: Parrott. y*Aadre^. Yards Lest PeaaHles 7.60x1$-$14DS 6i0x13-612i15 ited Ithaca. 14:60. Raeks: D. Slmmoas, 'nea. Osels, w a ter-s k iin g punting game he*!... -.... . ihird-ranked Southern California BlaaekanI* Elrkard. Pewert, Odell, LESSONS. \ PLU S t a x - -EXCHANGE The hapless Owls of Southern djwLai? I centers around 210-pound fullback (3-0): No. 9 W ashington (3-0-1) a t Connecticut were scored on in Sylvester. nl4^utAH>' R ay Poage. upset-minded Stanford (2-2) and B rislel <•) Orv to Join Mrli lO f a m o u s IRAND ANTI-FREEZE $1.39 Iowa (2-1) visiting lOth-ranked every quarter by..the visitor* from Jones Picked to Win, Cuds: Keslell. Jaakewskl. z H Arkansas’. principal change has Pennsylvania, (juarterbacks Jerry Taeklee: IJIley, Traverse. been a minor shift from a quar Wisconsin (S-()l. NEW YORK t*AP) -Bob Cerv. 'r\ Eberly and Jim Holt passed for NEW YORK (AP)—Doug Jonea, (iaards: Roberts;- R«mdeaa. .Redmaa, former New York Yankee outfleld- to-zo MSCOUNT terback-halfback offense to quar The television schedule had re MoriR. , terback-fullback. Danny Brabham gional games' on tap, including two touchdowns each. number two Hghtheavyu'eiffht in ('eaters: Staake. / ■ er, ha* agreed to report to the: West Chester’s other touch- ' Harks: OalUete, Oarske. g^adcrea. prolvides the fullback' portion and Alabarna-Tennessee in the South the World Boxing ASsoeiatlon Palladiae; Pelke. - 1963 spring training camp of the STATION Billy Moore runs well at quarter. and on the Atlantic ' Seaboard, "dowhs were scored on running rajikings, ia the .solid favorite to Rrere by PerlfMis: / New York Mets. club 'President The combination has been good Rice (0-2-1) at Southern Methodist plays with Jim McFadden and whip i)ndefeate< Bobby Poater of Maackester ...... 9 # $ . George Weiss said, today. Cers' ■ COLE’S RHslel ...... • • • »—« Steve Kuhn carrying the ball. Waiihington in -a achedulert 10- was dropped by the HouMon Oolt* enough to bflng the Porkers the (O-S) in, the Midwest juid'South- georiat—MaiK>hesler. ^Otels. M. raa ;436 CENTER ST.— Ml 9-698© No, 7 ranking In the country. and Oregon ' (I?!) at A4? Thf loss left. Southern with . a roiind flgtit tonight At MAnaon Prifaaae, (pass from Stramaas): RH*' jof th* National Laagua lot* Ust Both Texas and Arkansas are (M ) !■ tto* F a r WasL 8-2 record for the smjkmi. Bquara Garden. Me faaiR M . m * 4$ ifm laOai). l a e a ^ because of si kns* kBjiiry. J Lags je I / , I I ' )./ i: : ’■) • %■ ■ ■■■' ,, PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, OOWN, SATURDAY, OGTOBEJ^ IW t ■AKCHESTER EVENING iffiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, 8ATURDAT, OCTOBER 20, i m ^AGE NINE AutomobilM For Sale ' 4 THI^^RE .OlIGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Male S6 Articles For Ssk 45 Bonaeliold Goods 51 I Apartmento—Flats—> Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Bole ' 72 House* For Sol* 72 Houses For Sole 72 IPfiO FAIRUANE .VHV-Netv point, MAN FOR; GBNIftlAL WORK in DUOrTHERM Gas Heater. 4 to 6 tV O L C O $ c M t tf rtirigarator, TjMiemaiita 68 Coventry ‘ excellent condition, « cylinder, au- room capacity, excellent condi good condition. Fidding roll- MANCHESTER vlcinlty^H room MANCHESTER—Roomy 3 bedroom ELLINGTON, 42 Windermere Ave. 6-6 DUPLEX, near High School, 110 WELLS ST.—Excellent 6 room Rockvdlle factory. Free transpor $J4 R (^M quaaty apartment, built- Cape, oversize garage, 8Ii acres, CLASSIFIED tomotic transmiasloi). Call PI- tation^ from center, of Manches tion. thermostat, $50. St Stark- aw ay bad all Ml S-06S7. Colonial, excellent condition, Owner’s loss your gain. 8-room bus M d shopping 2-car garage. 2 colonial with fireplace, only 5 Ins, heated, hot water, c^onial, well built home, , low heat cost, 2-63^6. ter. For Intormation phone Tober weathsr St. tiled baths, landscaped corner lot Ranch, paneled den, full dining furnaces. Remarkable condition. year|i old, 1*4 baths, full attic, Lord Mayor’s near Main St., adults. Ml 8-2171. only $14,900. Hayes Agency. MI close to ail facilities, assumable room with Dutch door, 8 bed Reasonable Hayes Agency, MI large t enclpaed porch, built-ins, 19«0 OHEVTtOLET Convertible, Baseball Manufactnruig Oo„ TR After 6 p.m.. Ml 8-$4T0. • 3-4808. . 5-2B14. LARGE 8120; Florence, 2 burner CHEST TYPE FREEZER,, an- G.T, mortgage with low down pay rooms, fireplac^ gorgeous treed 8-4803. plastered walls, full insulation,- white. power brakeo. power circulating heater. Girl's 26" bi tiqu* dining U bla. M I 9-1*76. ment. Buy direct from owner MI lot. City water. 'You must see this city utilities, combination win ADVERTISING oteerinff. power .oeato. white top. TWO ROOM apartment, private REDUCED TO $12,800—Five room 8-0087. BOLTON—tiOrge 8 rqont Ranch, dows and doors, one block from Schedule Ends AUTOMOBILE Painter, first class cycle. Tricycle. -Gun type oil one for $12,900. Cantor A Gold- black and white interior, new bath, occupancy November 1. ranch layout in the finest condi fireplace dining roroom!, large lot. Main St., bus line. Vacant. St. only heed apply. Olender's Body burner. Large flat top dnric. MI Gall Barbara Harris at Burton’s. tion, 16x1$ family room, accessible farb, Realtors, MI $-8442, TR rubber. 11.800 or best offer. Must Shop, Rockville, MANCHESTER—Branford Street. 8-8244. $14,900. Carlton W Hutehms MI James Parish. Oiarles Lesper- Monday^ .will be the final day of CLASSIHED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 3-0208. A SENSATIONAL to fchoole, bus, ahopplng, mini New 8 room Cape Cod, 8 extra sell—ROing into sert'ice. Call 4% ROOMS in brand new 2-family, 9-5132 ance, MI 9-7630, the visit of Coventry, Ekigland'i, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. MI ,t-0.133 anytime in morning. USED CAR YARD MAN—Must mum down, FHA appraised. large bedrooms, dining room with 110,900 Lord Ma.vor. Alderman Arthur J. . VALUE first floor, $126 with parking MI Beechler-Smlth. Realtors, MI parquet floor, birch cabinet kitch SEVEN ROOM Colonial, 114 bathe, have mechanical ability. Apply Boats and Accessories 46 $-2878 or 247-8906. , Waugh; Lad.v Mayore.ss. Mrs. Lila VOLKSWAGEN 1962 convertible, in person Service Manager, ^1- 9-S952, MI 8-6969 en with bullt-lniji, fireplace, Unbeatable'value. Older home 2-car garage. Large comer lot. SOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ioeaoeiD«iop' THKEB COMPLETE ROOMS MANCHESTER Waugh, and Councilor J. Dennis red, whitewalls, radio, heater, km Sales A Service, S19 Main THREE WOODEN rowboats, 8 baths with ceramic tile, city utili- completely rebuilt. Four large One block to bus end stores. Ear Berry; chairman of the City Plan MOVnAT 1hr« nUDAT l•;M A.M.—SATUmOAT ■ AJL iTo-me MANCHESTER—6 rMm older Co m ly occupancy Priced for prompt $1,795. Volkswagen 1962 sedan, Street, Manchester. foot, oars and locks, $36. sa ' ^ PAGE TEN iianrlifBt^r lEvpttina il^ralh “EATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 Hose Co. 4 of the Town Fire Department will have its anhiml About Town banquet tomorrow^ at the Villa Episcopal Youth Will Hear The Elk* Crippled Children’s Louisa in Bolton. The day’s ac Committee will meet,>fonday at 7 tivities begin at 10 a.m. Business Bodies Cation Afterton Tomorrow r.m. at the Elks Lod^e. Chairman The past noble grands of Sun Edward Eklftar, past exa),ted ruler, set Rebekah Lodge will meet Mon ONE YEAR IN TOWN 1 The Rev. Canon Frederick H. Invites any Elk to attend who is day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. 'Die man who has served some Arterton, dean of the College of Interested in the project. Robert Armstrong. 68 Hemlock 800,000 hamburgers to Mandies- Ph-eachers in Washington, D. C., ter area families next week (Oot. An open meeting; of "The Camp St. Mrs. Leroy Aspinwall, chair will give the convocation address man. and a committee will serve 24) will celebrate his first anniver at the' rhird, Triennial Episcopal Farthest Out” will be held Sunday refreshments. sary as one of the biggest sellers Youth Convocation Sunday at at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. of hamburgers in Manchester. Bushnell Memorial in Hartford. and Mrs. Elmar Ackor. 61 Birch- The Woman's Auxiliary of Fire Eldward Wlalsh, operator of Mc wood Rd., East Hartford. Mrs. Donald's hamburger drive-in ree- More than 120 delegates from Bertha Jarrett. field secretary for and Police .lunior Athletic A.s- three area Episcopal churches will sociation will meet Monday at tauraht at 46 W. Center St., said attend the meeting which is the Koinonla Foundation (Laubach 8:30 p.m. at the West Side Rec. today "the overwhelming accept scheduled to convene Initially at literacy) will speak. Plans for a dance Nov. 17 at ance which families of Manchester the State Armory on Broad St, Rosemount Restaurant, Bolton, have accorded McDonald’s has from which the young people will Mrs. Bertha Jarrett, field secre for the benefit of the Pony Foot been extremely gratifying, and I parade to Bushnell. tary, for the Koinonla Foundation, ball League . will be discussed. would like to take the occasion of Lsiubach literacy training center, my anniversary to say thanks to Frederick Odell, son of Mr. and Tickets may be obtained, by call Mrs. Elmer (Jdell of 512 E. Center will be the guest of the Rev. H. ing Mrs. Harold Pohl. 156 Brook them for helping us become part Osgood Bennetf on the Sunday Ves of the community." St., is president of the Diocesan field St., ticket chairman. TTie Youth Council and will introduce pers progp^m on WINF tomorrow dance is open to the public. Assembly-line efficiency in turn from 7:30 to 8‘:p.m., conducted by ing out h ^b u rg ers is pointed up the Rev. Mr. Arterton. The Most Rev. Arthur Carl 8 the Manchester Ministerial Associ Richard H. Kennedy, son of Mr. by the fact that locally McDon ald’s uses up to two tons of beef, Lichtenberger, D.D.. presiding ation. Mrs. JaTrett. will meet with and Mrs. Stew’art Kennedy, 86 bishop of the Protestant Episcopal anyone Interested in her work, at Autumn St., has been pledged to a ton and a half of potatoes and the home pf Mr. and Mrs. C. Bert almost 50„ gallons of catsup in an Church in America, will be a spe Zeta Psi fraternity at Middlebnry average week, tt was reported. cial guest of the more than 3,000 Carlson, 33 Sanford Rd., after the (Vt.) College wiiere he is a Episcopal Junior w d senior high broadcast. sophomore. 51ST YEAR young people gattiered at the con Canon Frederick H. Arterton vocation. John W’. Melesko Jr., son of Mr. Marlow's Department Store at 861 Main St. this month marks its The Order of Evening Player in Vernon, will attend accompanied and Mrs. John Melesko, 71 Sum will be conducted by the Rt. Rev. by 20 adults and youth of hie mer St., is undergoing nine weeks 51st anniversary under its found er Nathan Marlow, president of the Walter H. Gray, D.D., bishop of church, and the Rev. Edw^ard W. Notice basic recruit training at the Naval Connecticut. Johnson, vicar of ■ St. George’s Training Center, Great Lakes. 111. firm. The store, which originated as a The Rev. John D. Hughes and Episcopal Church in Bolton, will the Rev. William Gender ni, head a group, of 22 young people WE HAVE DAILY dime store, on the comer of Braln- ard PI. and Main St., today sells senior, and junior aasistant rectors and three adults from Bolton. DELIVERY TO THE more than 100,000 items of diversi at St. Mary’s, Episcopal Church, Music for the service will be RUG and fied merchandise, and is operated will head a delegation of 80 young provided by students from the by the founder and his son, George people of their church. Diocesan Girl’s School, St. Mar Marlow’, secretary-treasurer of the The Rev. James L. Grant, rec garet’S’ School in Waterbury and BOLTON UPHOLSTERY firm. Marlow’s daughter, Mrs. Ruth tor of St. John’s Episcopal Church the Kent School, in Kent, Conn. P. Sandals, is vice president of the store. AREA CLEANING Last year, the elder Marlow was COME TO THREE J’S FOR A DELICIOUS presented writh a 50-Year duib Ike Snyder, owner of,the Lucky Lady Laundry, demonstraited "do-lt-youirself’ method of dry TEL Ml 9-1752 membership certificate by the Na cleaning at his new coin-operated Lucky Lady Dry Cleaning and Laundry at 11 Maple St. The SUNDAY DINNER tional Retail Merchants Associa new addition to the firm opened last Tuesday with eight automatic dry cleaning units. From wvmCOMPLETE rkBic LENOX or tion. He is also proud of the state Tuesday through yesterday, one silver dollar was given away free with each 8-pound load of dry MI 3-5747 ment, which is made by many a cleaning. One woman who brought her cleaning into the store found that she did not quite have PHARMACY Manchesterian, of Marlows as be the required poundage, so while wearing her raincoat, she took off her skirt to make up the differ 299 E. CENTER ST. ing "the store that has every ence. When the garments were cleaned, she put on the skirt, and walked out. Snyder gave out thing.” more than 500 silver dollars during lihe four days. The coin-operated dry cleaning firm, desig^ied HAM STEAK ^ 1 Garner's by Jack L. Bursack of 98 Dale Rd., is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Herald TE L Ml 9.0896 8 GRISWOLD ST. SALES MANAGER photo by Ofiara). DINNER ■ ■ We Give i'-A/T Green Stamps Joseph L. Swensson of 97 Pros APPETIZERS, SOUP, DESSiniT, BEVERAGE pect St., New England division he received an associate degfte dialer. Numbers are listed to coded Marvin, manager of the firm’s manager of industrial sales for in applied technology. plastic cards. The businessman Manchester branch at 981 Main end Behr-Manning Co. of Troy, N. Y., He says “Univox" teaching ma selects the card he wants dialed, St. manufacturer of coated abrasives chines have been experimented inserts it, lifts the handset, press and pressures sensitive tapes, has with and tested in schools across Three J’s Restaurant es the start bar and the number is Carlton Lessig of Rockville and been named sales manager of the country. The i;esults show that ROUTE 6 and 44A-:«OLTON dialed automatically. Daniel Horowitz of West Hartford, “FINE FOOD AND FRIENDLY SERVICE” HAVE YOU TRIED A students not only learn a subject representatives of Metropolitan faster but retain the facts for FILLS TWO P08T8 Life Insurance Company’s Man expli longer periods of time than stu Kerwin A. Spencer of 60 Thomas chester office at 364 W. Middle STRAWBERRY BLONDE LATELY? dents taught in the conventional Dr., this week was elected treasur Tpke., will attend the annual busi •way. er and assistant secretary of the ness meeting and luncheon next The teaching machine has been Savings Banks Association of Con Wednesday of the Connecticut SEE explained as the closest thing to necticut at its 60th annual meeting chapter of the firm's Veteran’s As CALL M E - a private tutor. It complies wrlth held at Whitefield, N.H. sociation to be held at the Waverjy the three requirements for learn Inn in Cheshire. ing—a unit of information is Spencer, former assistant secre presented in "frames” usually tary of the association, succeeds Jesse B. Stinson, president of the The Grand Union Co. Tuesday ; BILL TUNSKY at Ml 9-90951 consisting of one or two sen tences—the student responds to Groton Savings ^ n k . Mystic, who opened the state’s largest one-stop resigned at the completion of 26 shopping center, the 125,000 square CHERRONE’S the question by writing an answer foot Grand-Way EHscount Center —and the student is then in years as treasurer of the SBAC. formed of the correctness of each Other officers elected included' at Campbell and First Ave’s in ■ SAVE on STORM WINDOWS! response. R.chard F. Burdett, president an# West Haven. The new store refiort- ! PACKAGE STORE treasurer of the Newtown Savings edly houses a full line superinark- DURING MY HISTORICAL RIFLE Bank, who was named to the presi- et and 100,000 items of general 622 E. MIDDLE TPKE.— AT THE GREEN The 1962 Policeman’s Ball | dency of the association; John F. merchandise .Inventory for use In program had■ an item concerning ■' Dedman of Derby,, vice president and around the home. FIRST SHOPPING AREA ON RIGHT, AFTER MOTT’S the contribution from Manchester and Harold W. Roberts of Wethers “FALL SAVING toward the arming of Union sol field, executive vice president and Recent membership to Pratt A diers with Spencer repeating secretary. Whitney’s Quarter Century Cluib rifles during the Civil War. was gained by John A. Johnson, Lynwood K Elmore, 119 S. Lake- chemist “A” in Engineering, of Christopher Miner Spencer, a wood Circle, president of the Sav DAYS!!" Manchester native and the inven Coventry (Oct. 11). and Rena J. Joaeph L Swensson ings Bank of Manchester, was Gosselin of 2 Femwood Dr.. Bol fltte< tor of the gun, at the age of 16 elected as one of seven members Estimates # Easy T e rm s j w o u Norton Pike at Uttleton, N. H„ ton, shrink assembler D 432, on went to work in Cheney Bros, as a of the association's executive com Oct. 18. maker of sharpening stones. laborer. mittee. Both Behr-Manning and Pike are Later as mill superintendent, divisions of Norton Company. Spencer patented the rifle and HAMILTON. CONTRACT SUN LIFE OF CANADA A natl've of Yonkers, N. Y., more than 200,000 had been deliv Automated methods for 'rnanu- Swensson was graduated from ered to the Union Army before facturing miniaturized electronic ] Troy schools, Dartmouth College the war's end. circuits so small that a radio trans-1 and the Amos Tuck School of Ad mitter-receiver u.sing them would ' ministration and Finance. He Join- NEW SNET INSTRUMENTS be no larger than an ice cube, are . ed ^hr-M anning in 1935 and be- Two new instruments which will being developed by the Hamilton i 'came advertising manager, a prod dial your telephone calls for you Standard division of United Air MOVED uct engineer and an industrial are now available here, according craft Corporation. salesman in the Pittsburgh and to the Southern New England Under a $240,000 study contract New England .territories before Telephone Co. Called the ’|Rapid- awarded by the U.S. Air Force’s TO his promotion to divisional sales lal” and the "Card Dialer,” they Aeronautical Systems Division, manager in 1949. are desigpied primarily ifor the Hamilton Standard will develop au- | .Im He is a charter member of the businessman who makes many tomatltf* proce-sses for the inter-1 American Society for Abrasives calls a day. connecting and packaging phases and a member of the American The Rapidial is a separate con of producing functional electronic ' I Society of Tool A Manufacturing sole that can be used with any blocks. I 357 EAST CENTER ST. I Engineers and the New England telephone instrument. The busi These functional blocks are solid | Iron A Hardware Association. He nessman writes the names and integrated circuits that perform : I will continue to make his home in numbers of the telephone he calls specific electrical functions. When ' ULTRA MODERN Manchester.' most frequently on the console’s logically grouped and interconnect directory ■ and the numbers are ed, they would make up the major , TO SERVE YOU BETTER NAMED DIRECTOR recorded on magnetic memory components of computer, commu- ; 'Edward A. Flynn of Bolton has tape. To make a call all he has nications and" other electronic i been named dlrectpr of the newly to do is turn the selector knob on equipment, , i opened office of the Universal the console, lift. the telephone re Teaching Machine Institute Inc. ceiver, push the start bar and the BRIEFS (Hackensack, N.J.) located at 357 number la dialed automatically. CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN E. Center St. The huge mSs(wry. of the Rapidial Attending a regional sales con Flynn takes on the dealership' can store up t^290 different tele ference of the Sherwin-Williams Co. at Newin^on is Willard J. TEL. Ml 9-4604 after a two-year course in elec phone numbers. tronic technology at De Vry Tech The Card Dialer is a combiha- RES. PI 2-6801 nical Institute, Chicago, 111., where tion telephone and .a u t o m a t i e FAPMEirS MARKET 827 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Polks for miles around have been enjoying: oiir Chef’s CLOSING FOR STEVE CAVAGNARO special,Sunday menus . . . So,,if you havent’ been here THE SEASON Life long resident of Manchester, yet . Treat your family this Sunday. . i- NOTICE SUNDAY. OCT. 21 attended Manchester schools, res taurant owner, former Democratic Town Chairman," member of Elks, Cfief's Sundcfy Special These Stores " s a l e OF ALL director of Connecticut .Restau rant Association, member -of Local SlilRVED FROM 12 NOON TO 6 PJU. W ill Be REMAINING STOCK Draft Board No. 3. ^ WILL BE SOLD HALF ROAST .25 CLOSED CHICKEN Vi PRICE This Coining Sale Starts 2 P.M. Sanday Complete dinner with our own sage dressing, MON. and TUBS. CONSTRUCTIVE choice of toniato Juice or French onion soup, I choice of potato and vegetahle, choice ' of 8 I WATCH MONDAY NIGHT'S MANCHESTER home-stjie puddings or fruit Jell-o, tea or cof COMMERCIAL fee for growmups, milk or hot chocolate for EVENING HERALD FOR AKfe^ a n d GOVERNMENT the. children, after dinner mints for Mom and IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!. INDUSTRIAL V VOTE FOR Dad, lollipops for the children. YOUR HOST AND HOSTESS PAINTING ERWIN AND MARY TUXBURY Insurance Coverage For Vour Protection CAMPUS JUNIOR $100,000 Compensation CAVAGNARO $800,000 PnbUo Uabillty d in n e r Ar^D $25,000 Property Damage C j o p ^ EstabUshed 1915 4$ Years Of Service AT VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON and GROO^ERT WM. DICKSON Open Around The Clock . . . Never TOTS ’n TEENS VOTE DEMOCRATIC MAIN ST, MANCHESTER—FACING OAK & SON Closed -—To Serve You Better! nni|^ ADV. PAlf> FOR BY MANCHESTER INCMOORATIC TOWN COMMITTEE. Phooe Ml 9-0920 OCT. 20 thru OCi. TV Week] ^w nm ^ OHANNBIJB v n m B v n n r H. X. DKXIN80N * OO^ IM. Maijorto Loed added teat dsspits tea Oxpselsd 'trouble from'tee ndl- S Danny Thopidn Episodes Ksry extramiate, Danny did not lose his sense of humor. “When we first saw tea ■UfSl ’Power, Dan'- Have European Background ay pointsd Ms olgiar at k and asm I 'What a oiasy arootor set, m t' P — y Thom M good baok-f "CM tee moht eMetting teinga I It oompletely broke up the oreei iterton at membaca—tea ’Fremdi included.’’ #aaaai* a**terM lor Ma 09S-TV hav« aaen.” She said the Guards companled ilw w — mmr ta Ma IMh aaaabn. paradsd with "great pceeiMon" and Featured in the Paris episode is added: "^And their unifonsM are so the famed tower as well as Car- th of hia ■Mr mpiwwiiiic tp lm in m “ IMe Idwiard W. etrlkhic." van’s world renowned toahion sa G«orge’a BaiMiir Thawiea Bbear" tMa ym r, ’Ihe Itome haired actieae said lon. It was in tele setting — aur^ alton, will aiewara wlH be treated to aiMii Im- the entire crow hoped to catch a rounded by some of the moot beau ing peopla gllmpM of Queen lUaMbeth or tiful clothes In the world — that poadMd bediigraund aIgMa ea »a d k - Marjorie enjoyed herself. lolton. InglaMai Peleee, tee Tomme, Priwoe PhiMp but were out ot luck. "It hiieied out teat on tee one day « will ba te* OnuMf OaMI edTeadee mmi tee "Tou will see some of tho gowas from the they , were shooting in London tee on the show when it slrs,^’ .tea St. Mar- •atewuaii in Heane. Queeii and her husband were on a added, “and I ’m sure you’U agree rbury and “ANd f«r pmd aiaaaiira." tee hoHday In Scotland.” with me teat they were stunning.'’ t, Conn. aaMei«(i eonvediM aNptoined, •‘w * A fter shooting in London, ths Daany laughed: "I aaw the am atm> terowtog to tee mtle Irtah Thomas crew want to Ireland ao pciea of aome of those costumes. laam ad U iak. dt% Mat w weU thsy oouM Sim sn episode in k If I had to buy them for my wife "typical” Irieh team. Ronaanary, I’d be atuiuied right in ’The trouble is," Danny said, to brmnkriiptcy.’’ I Make earaa^ Hteemtaai eM ’’that they don’t have typical Irieh ide of tee eeaew heaweelek.’* After laaving Paris, the orew tenua ever there anymore. Our want to Rome firat and teen Ven- m. rare moare tor ea aatate- movlea give tee impreaaion that ioa in Italy. The Rome background TV ahow, Dauany took Mar* Ireland has rustic, charming litUe fo r tee epiaode highlights two of I tiOid, Ms vMee wWe, aMd erew viUagsB in which Pat O’Brien Uvws tee bmt known landmarks in tee ^5 to Kkirope earlier - teta in every houae.” 'world— tee Coliseum and the Trevl |war to tom adgM. eptoodea at Ma Danny and Ms erew had to fountain—where lovers throw in teter In liOiriMir R ^ e , Venice, wander all over the Eknerald Isle pcSuiies and wish on teem for hap- ttaada, and c t oomee, Xaiak, wMch until they came ig>on Luak, a tiny pineaa. M neaur DabMn. vUlage that had wMte cottages “I threw In two pennlea,” Danny Sheldon Leonard, producer' of with thatched roofs. "That's j»1- said with a smile. “I wanted a dou tee teow, stated teait It was Ma marily what we wmited." he said. ble portion of good luck.” and Itonny*s policy always to give "Houeta with thatched roofs. But tee viewers something new. The the thatching art is a dying one In Venice shots were taken in a int naaMt was the European excur- and moat o< tee homes now have gondola on the Grand Canal and wooden or metal roofs.” also at St. Mark's Square. '•We’ve been on for 10 years," Paris was tee next spot on tee Loonard said in addition to baonard, former movie to u ^ gay, shooting agenda—which, lOl told, "getting something new for tee explabied. "And In that time we’ve took eight weeks. During their show" by tee European junket. pretty well rvm the gaunt of comic stay in tee French capital, there "The Danny lliomas Show" will altnaUons; So we always try to was sonsideraMe trouble with tee see the roles of Sid Melton and •pme up with something new and violent "secret army" that was Pat Carroll bolstered this year. nnusual. We owe it to oiir long terroriaing tee country in an effort tttm viewers who expect this kind ■■ "Up to now Pat and Sid have to i»ovoke an all-out war between been 'In second ^ace compared to at treatment.” Frenchmen and Algerians. The first episode — dealing with Marjorie and Danny," he con Itonny and Marjorle'a adventures "Boy, there were mndarmes a n i tinued “Weil, as you know, they lai London—will air on Oct. 22. aoAdiers everywhere, ’ Danny said. are both very funny people In 1951 Viewers will see the changing -of “The city was like an armed camp. their own right. So we have I enjoyed Paris very much, but I beefed up their roles, and you will tee guard at Buckingham Palace The Thames, Parliament and Big Ben back up Danny ThomM aw wtil as the famed Tower of was sort' of glad to get oiit of be seeing a lot more of teem this there. year.” and Marjorie Lord In "The Danny 'Thomas Show," Mionday, Oat. Lidrtdon. 22 (9 p.m. BDT) on tee CBS Television Network. WSl ’’Tou're got to admit that both "Doing a . televiston siMW is Both Danny and Morjorie said these provide pretty good back tough enough at anytime, but It’a they enjoyed the overseas shoot "The nicest thing was meeting even tougher when you think some love us. We saw no “Go Home ground ntaterial,” DMny laughed. ing even though it was a back people from difierenl countries.” Yankee’ signs anywhere. We met I we had to build them - here in screwhail is going to blow you up breaking schedule Tor all con Danny said, “and finding out that or Start mateine gunning you.” people who genuinely respected Hollywood they would have cost a cerned. instead of hating America they us becau.se we were Americans." tortune.” ^ I He added that teey had "a Ht- IG tto trouble” getting certain shots hi front of. tee Queen’s residence I heeauae of tourist busses. "Elvery SATURDAY Television PROGRAM time we would pre(>are tee cam- Tiakp CliMMl eras for shots of t|ie Guards, a hua 8:88 (38) Wild BIU HIrkak 18:a ( 8-48-33) Make That Spare U :M ( I> Sky K i«r (48) Dance Party Top bowlers compete for I fUled with American tourists (tt^ ) MakeBopm For Daddy 4:88 < 8> Combat c ^ h prises. (From Paramus T e r m s j would roll right In front of us. It ( t ) Bttft B«BBy (38> Wlayg Abrmid Bowling. Paramus, New (4#) Oaadirpia Howllay (33) Top Cal Jersey). wata pretty frustrating but we 1B:M ( S) Tke Boadiay RfMim 4:88 <18) MlllioR Dollar Movie 11:88 ( 3) N^ws. Sports A Weather managed to get tee* right pic- (S#> Bxplorinc That Way With Women” , ( S) News A Weather hires.” ( 8) AUakaasajB (33) M cKeever and the ^lon41 (23) Saturday Night BeponI VOL. LXXXIL NO High i PAGE FOUE IfANCHESTBR EVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, OOmf„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER M, Hoffa hdi Kew York apartinenL ‘TCayhe f. did that." he aaya, "w WASHINGTON I TV Notebook I I aan teU myael|t Tie ;«iaiihg-baok THURSDAY T elevisio n PROGRAM James R. Hoffa, aosM day. I don’t tmatr St i ertfif > Phemsl , / Slain by ( CHICAGO (A P)—I 50, a retired rear Main today by a pumped four bullets ' to an apparent holi Police said Joqchi art dealer since h from the Navy ,) gutmed (town when )