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,YOL. LXXXII, NO. 8 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER t, 1962 (CUaM fM A ivertU ng an Pnfa 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS
State News
Rain Stalls 5th
Roundup
sey 8
Series Contest Proxy Passes
ilE W YORK (A P )—The Merit Exam,
fifth World Series game was ^ postponed today because of 2 Lose Jobs
rain after a delay of more than
an hour. It will be played HARTFORD (AP) — ^ State’s Atty. Jo)in D, La- Wednesday at Yankee Stadi- Belle’s office is investigating a
^ case in which a state^highway By JACK HAND department employe is alleged Awoclat^ Press Sports Writer , J* ? to have taken a merit system Deplores Automatic NEW YORK (A P )— Rain examination for a fellow em- delayed today the fifth World ploye.
Series game between th e^ fi Both men, their identities with-
Francisco Giants and,, New held, have been dismissed. License Suspension State Personnel Director George York Yankees but Commis- J. Walker said the violation al- sioner Ford Frick still hoped legedly occurred at a Sept. 11 exam .to have the game played this HARTFORD (AP)—-The 3,000-member State Bar Associ- for a highway engineer trainee afternoon, post. He said a 24-year-old engi- ation of Connecticut will be asked at its annual meeting next
The ihlield cover, removed once neer *n the department took the Tuesday to go on record in opposition to most features ef test—and passed—for a 46-year- when the rain slopped, was placed Governor Dempsey’s traffic safety program. •back on the field when the show- old employe who Bought a promo- tion. ’ The organization’s Ckimmittee on Administration of Criml-' ers resumed. nal Justice specifically will recommend: , ^ The case was turned over to La- Lem than half of the 70,000 Belle for possible prosecution under 1. Abolishment of the automatic suspension of driver*’ li- Yankee Stadium seats were oc- a state law which calls for a pos- cupied when game time arrived censes upon conviction for speeding.' / sible maximum penalty of a year
and passed with no- action. The Imprisonment and a $1,000 fine for 2. Transfer of the license suspension power in case* involv- fans In the open stands huddled merit system violations. ing moving violations from State Motor Vehicles (^orhmission- under umbrellas. er John J. Tynan td the trial court judges. Neither club took batting prac- -Diett of Iniurieg 3. Opposition to establishment of a maximum speed law. tice. Neither starting pitcher, San 4. An increase by at least four assistants in the Department Francisco’s Jack Sanford gmd HARTFORD (A P)—A 20-year- New York’a Ralph Terry, had old Hartford girl injured in a mo- of Toxicology of the State Department of Healthoto facilitate warmed up. torcycle accident Sunday died at the handling of drunken driving cases involving the use of Twelve minutes after game time the Hartford Hospital last night. chemical tests for intoxication—rather than establishment of the public address sumouncer re- She wae Carol Bowers, 157 Ma- a mandatory chemical test law, which has been proposed. ported: ‘"The rain is moving ple Ave., a passenger on a motor- cycle driven by William Collins, The report of the committee,e • north-northeast. It should pass In of which A tty.' Hyman Wilenaky about 16 minutes. It is clear now 32. Hartford, who was killed in the Flees from Hospital smashup. of New London is chairman, haa in New Jersey and Manhattan.” been sent to all aaaoclatlon mem- Railroad Wins Half an hour after game time Trunk murderer Winnie Ruth The accident occurred on Inter- bers in preparation for the-meet- Judd escaped last night from state Route 91 in Hartford. it still was raining hard. ing. It notes that the maximum Due to the rain the clubs did thp Arizona State Hospital at - topka at specUa eUectronic computer inside St. Petei/e Bialllca in Vatican City ^ speed law, license suspensions And On Layoff for not come out early for their usual Phoenix. She is .shown in 204 to 238 yeateixtoy tor/u s e ^ counting votM for forthcomtng_ _ Roman Cathollc_ Ecumenical______Council. The4»__ chemical tests have been.^dls- batting practice.- Frick examined, November, 1951, following her HARTFORD (AP)—The State computer ^located inside a chapel of the baailica. Technician Italo Tampellini ^e-scrlbes--the com- cussed^ at meetings durifig the capture after escaping from the field with the umpires and pe- Motor Vetocle Department’s daily putor’s Btlon for the Pope. (AP FhotofaX via radio from Rome.) past year. /- Onion Workers"
mgUned in the dugout. the hospital. Mrs. Judd, now record o^automobile fatalities aa .«> - - — “Although the state^-police and With the first four .games even- 57, was convicted In 1931 for of last ^idnight and the totals on both ex-Governor Rlblcoff and WASHINQTON (AP)—An arW- ly divided the two managers came murder in the’ slaying of two the same date last year; Governor Dempsey favored a women. The original death tratlon board today granted the back with the starting pitchers of 1961 1962 1st M ating in 92 Yearg ‘ . \ Casljro Nearly maximum speed law,’’ the report Chicsigo and North Western Rail- the second gaipe with Manager sentence later was commuted Killed ...... 204. 238 says, “ the general consensus of way a free hand, subject to layoff RIaph Houk of the Yankees nam- to life imprisonment after .she the committee ' was that the es- had been ruled insane and benefits, in dlschsu-^ng telegra- ing Ralph Terry and Mangiger A1 Ready to Free tablLshment of such a maximum phers whose jobs it flnds have be- sen-t to the hospital. (AP Honor for Pujatki speed law would noU be effective WASHINGTON (AP) — Gen. come obeoletc or unnecessary. (Continued on Page ggght) Photofax). Ring^ Cross, Bible as a safety measure. The decision Is final and binding Casimir Pulaski. Revolutionary 1,113 Prisoners on both psutles. War figure, will have a Polaris "It would tend to become a submarine named for him. minimum rather than a maximum It Wgw made by Arbitrator Syl- Basis for Accreditation Rep. Thomas J. Lane, D-Mass., HAVANA (AP)—Prime Minister speed law and the presently ex- veater Garrett, with the union Fidel Castro and negotiator James isting law la satisfactory- and dissenting imd the railroad, con- said yesterday that President Ken- Council A^ b le ms adequate. nedy authorized the name for a B. Donovan appeared set to com- curring. plete an afre'emant today 'for the "It was submitted Uwt the pub- George E. Leighty, president at .Submarine to;o be built, beginniiy;beginning in lic requires educatOlH' regarding [i?'Oanuary, by By GEORGE W- CORNELL *> releasei PLJUU * Cuban“ ' prisonnn ^ - the AFL-OO . ofder of Railroad ‘‘to go .bgujJtaaj. seized 1n^YfSTIpiir''i96i InvstSIBfir on highways and also Telegraphers represented his tm- “ ton at Oiltoiyl' aamiaro9lpr&i 'Aatotrialed PrFs*r~l{e11gi6ii Writer the enuren as Jesus founded it the fact that the automatic suspen- Groton, Conri". VA’nCAN CITY (AP)—A ring, in its original pbrlty and sim-. Responsible sources predicted ion on the three-man board and the prisoners would. be flown to sion of licences for a c6nvicUcm the rgdlroad’s chairmam, Ben W. Pulaski, a native of Poland, join- a cross and the Bible. pllcity.'' tends to make the Jurors sympa- ed the American Continental Army These are the chief emblems of Miami in a few days. Heineman, represented the car- Use of the Scriptures as a Castro’s government originally thetic toward the accused and rier. during the Revolutionary War, or- the historic gathering—the 2nd council symbol seemed likely to this has resulted iti more jury trials In School Standards Vatican Council — that opens in asked $62 million in cash for ail The arbitration winds up a dis- strike a responsive chord with the prisoners taken in the Bay of and fewer convictions.'’ (Continued on Page Bight) St. Peter's Basilica Thursday. Protestant "delegate, observers,” pute that brought a month-long The ring and the crosses are Pigs invasion. About 60 already 'The committee pointed out that strike which crippled rail trans- whose denominations have cited have been freed. Donovan, a New portation to a large part of the HARTFORD (AP) — Sweeping .Mime counselor for every 250 pu- the Insignia of office pf bishops the Bible as the chief rule of since the establishment of the Cir- York attorney negotiating for the cuit Court, the automatic suspen- Midwest. proposals for . state-wide educa- pils and an audio-visual coordina- of the ^ m a n Catholic Church. faith. Never in history have they families of the prisoners, has said sion of licenses, particularly in After lengthy negotiations here tional standards were epelled out tor for every 2,000. Reds Cut West Advancing the cause of Chri.s- he would, offer Cajstro medicine with the aid of government medi- Difficulties some school sys- gathered in such force. .tian unity is a long-range aim of speeding cases, has resulted in today by State Education Commis- and food instead of a cash ran- many cases being claimed to the ators, the strike was ended with sioner William 3. Sanders. tems might have in meeting them As they begin considering the 'council. som. are indicated by the facts that no Prestige After means of reinvigorating the The symbol also is in keeping _. jury and with many acquittals. Result of months of planning, with a biblical movement In Ro- government may be "This has increased the trial bur- (Continued on Page Eight) they are suggested as a basis for kindergartens now exist in 63 Church, a large, ancient copy of the New Testament will s}’mbo- man Catholicism. . ‘-ailed on to chip in with some den of the Circuit Ck>urt, increased the first state- accreditatloa of systems, only 30 of the 169 sys- tems in the state are now served Wall Incidents lize a keynote of their objectives. The Catholic ‘ Church also sees •'‘“ ''plus fpod products, but officials the expenses of the administration public school systems in Connecti- "The Bible was chosen as a tradition—the cumulative insights in Washington said there have of criminal justice and has not, ap- cut.' by social workers. The ratio for been no final arrangements on full-time or equivalent guidance central symbol of the council be- of the church through the years— parently, achieved any practical Considering current practices, BERIJN (AP) — The Western this. Cuban exiles in Miami say results in increasing safety on the counselors to pupils was one to Allies apparently have decided to cause It is the fount of revela- as a .source of truth, although np Bulletins many towns may find them diffi- tion.” a .spokesman .said. "The accepted tradition may conflict the bulk of the food and drug sup- highways. cult or Impossible to meet. 403 and htere were audio-visual do nothing except protest the re- plies would be contributed by the directors in only 26 school sys- deliberations will focus on it." with Scripture. "The automatic auspenaion of Colled from AP Wire* The commissioner is scheduled fusal of East German guards to U.S. public, by relief agencies and licenses by' the commissioner of tems in 1961-62. let a Briti.sh army ambulance go The book, an elaborate, hand- The channel through which written New Testament of 1472, thc.se traditions often has come by families of the prisoners. motor vehicles does not take into to speak on the proposals at the to the aid of a man shot just over Btate Board of Education's bien- Commissioner Sanders i.s' pro- will be placed on an altar before is the long succession of bishops, Responsible sources said Dono- consideration any mitigating fac- ‘WHAT WEEKr posing also that there be one the Berlin wall. The Soviets re- the assembled council each morn- the men who wear the ring and van has arranged with Pan Amer- tors that are frequently presented. nial convocation in Bushiiell Me- fused to accept the protest Mon- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sea. teacher for every 25 elementary ing after Mass, before business the cross. ican World Airways for transpor- "The livelihoods of the Indivi- Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Mlna., morial today. students in self-contained class- day. They will ))e the subject of s se.ssions begin. Whatpver their nrlirins prisoners duals involved are frequently of said today leaders have set a rooms and one professional staff 'ITie East German action was Archbishop , Joseph T. McGurk- day-long conference open to the clearly a blow to Western pres- Thursday night target for ad- member for every 17. secondary en of San Francisco said the ecclesiastical authority are the weekend. ultimate hardship and loes suffer- public at Hotel Bdnd Wednesday. students. tige in Berlin. Relatives and friends of the journment of Congress. Huns- symbolic significance wa.s in line same: a heavy,’' often ornate ed by the accused caused by loss phrey, the Senate’s assistant Among the suggested standards He is suggesting. ability group- .“Just one more slice off the with the council’s purposes. prisoners in Havana, certain that of license would not appeju- to be oeniocratic leader, said after Ilia Berlin salami," said one West episcopal ring on the third finger are a minimum of three years of ing and high school programs di- an agreement already ha.s been warranted by the offense. . teaching experience for not Jess Berliner. of the right hand, and a jeweled reached, have been .showering part}-’s congressional 'lendera versified enough so students may cro.s.s hanging on the chest. Suspension of licenses after con- than 80 per cent of classroom Western offictal.s were reluctant Donovan with (rifts smd praise. had met with Preeldent Kennedy follow a four-year sequence pf "niey are deemed the auccea- victions for speeding are aulmlnis- that he believes the goal enn bn . teachers. courses in special interest and to predict what further action Navy May Bar Donovan,“who negotiated the swap' trative in nature and not a mat- might be taken. From their re- sors of the apostles, carrying on reached. Bni . Democratic, Lead- They also include at least IS aptitudes. the work of teaching and admin- er Mike Mansfield of Moalana, years of schooling for every stu- Also spelled out specifically are marks. it seemed unlikely that (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Bight) istering the far-flung regions of told of Humphrey’s Thursday dent at public expense, the equiva- proposals for physical education, anything would be done. Gift Cigarettes Some acknowledged that the the church. prediction replied ( “ What lent of one full-tiijie social work- At their head stands the Pope, week?” er for eveiy 1,200 pupils, a full- (Continued on Page Five) East Germans could cite their succe.ssful blocking of the ambu- In Its Hospitals considered the successor of the Students Jeer Meredith lance Saturday as. a precedent for chief apostle: Peter. Behind them SOBLEN C0NCE.A1
PAGE TWO MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE THREl Bolton South indoor « / 1,800 pounds—88,640. Last week, raprosant the bulk of the bad driv- mmiESiffi however, A a collapsed at the of- Slow Drivers ing with which we must contend Gas Station Bid Sheinwold on Bridge Davis-Valenti fice where A e works as a secre- If wa are to reduce .accidents. FREE DEUVERY PBC Says ^^ildinp Cost^ tary and spent four days,in a hos- More of Peril ' "The 'answers’ of our authori- A f The PARKADE Denied by•’ ZBA pital . .suffering from nervous ex.- ties indicate' that the poor driver •' it.,' ' V . MUBSPOND IN OPPONENTS MlM IrsM Dorothy Valenti of In the News haustion. Than Speeders characteristically acts to impede Wrongly Quoted hy Board No more beauty queening," traffic flow, blocking or driving LIGGEH DRUG The’Zoning Board of Appeals has wi\m) s t ’Tr TO M ^ W GAME-OOINO Bolton fiid RusMU Gardner Davis •HAND said Paula. "No one realizes the slowly in the passing lane, chang- granted three appeals and- denied OOI OM .WIM o f East Berlin were married Sat- By TifE Asso ciated pr e ss DEITROIT (A P )—A slow driver one. A By AM «d Sheinwold NduTH itrain of ha'ving to wear a per- ing speed and position without Th»,-public bu!>
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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, X963 -r - BIANCHESTER EVENli^G HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE FIVE i mt nnd Dr. NietaolM A.;Mar- ';'y zialo, )U director. Free X rays Local arrangementa are j>abig lunchroom and playground con- RockvUle-Vei^non Rockville-}^ ernon cerning- consideratii)n for others Basis for Accreditaiion handled by tha Manchtotar Ad- ' } • and basic politeness. Richard Castro Nearly N otice TV-Radio Tonight vis(Ny Oonunittee of tha Oonnectl- On Oct. X8-19 (nit Tuberculosli and Health As- Hahn Re-elected Curland's class will, visit Stur- soelatkm eatd ton Junior CSmmber bridge Village tomorrow. The trip Longer School Day Averts is in conjunction with current Ready W WE HAVE DAILY of CKmimercn. Ag Chairman of An opportunity to get ohast studies in American History. The Big Changes Urged Sti M eW Ms isff—mM DELIVERY TO THE X lays taken wltkont charge wm admission price was earned by the Television be effered to the stoffa o t pabWf Need for Double Sessions Education Unit students In a recent paper drive. / 1,113 Prisoners 6:00 ( 3) BIX 3 Tbaalm On pnar»*^ * lUi thitweTtpRtea TT' parochial adwola and Man- Eddy Campaigns Cub Scouts Need Den Mothen; (30-10) Earlyiy Show {in prbgren) 8:00 ( 2) ThsDyoW Bridges Show er town^eople for twe dw* MmfcrOiiwIiRl 'WDlialn R. Hahn was re-elected About 18 boys will .be unable to (ContlnuM from Page On«) (31) Moris at 8 (in profreRa) 8:30 ( 3-13) The Red Sknton Hoar next weak. Douhin aeuions at the Rock-4 The board will check with police In School Standards BOLTO N ( S-13) Quick Draw MeUraw •34) N *B.T T Orams * Fbstlvai Tubercutoele Here Tomorrow TlUe High School n «t year, pre- about signs and measures to allevi- chairman of the board o f educa- participate in Cub Scout ac- (Ul Subscrl^mi TV (10-33-30> Empire (C) C h a ni ^ To G AS ate traffic problems which pose tion last night , in a re-organlzlng tivities this year unless two more of U2 pilof Francis Gary Powers (40) TiaCMowa (40AI) Hsaallaa Sye wtB 2 louely considered likely if, the mothers volunteer as den moth- for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel last (34) The American £k;onomy 3:0B ( 8) Kststowft Jhir Hddy. Bepgidifnn onndi- hazards to children walking to session, Hahn, has held the board's (Continued from Page One) (63) News (18) Subscription ,1V two ntobile X - t a j imlta tat opi new high school wing isn’t ready ers. Leonard Couchon.r assistant year, has refused to accept a fee thereafter publish a list of ac- AREA “ FMday.) Oct 16 drtn 2bt ntnte annntor from the H E A T In Lo ts school or waiting for buses. top post for three terms. 6:16 < I) News. %K>ita A Weather t:8D (8-40-68) The OntwichaWss ' In time, were skirted by the Ver- Others elected were Edward L. Cub scoutmaster, said that at in' the' Chiban case, Informants ' y ------• credited schools every year. '' 6:30 (33) RolUe Jacob's ChA Hour* ( 3-13) The Jack lleitar Fnmram rutd 12. Ttae cost of the poileet ia district wOl onmiinlgn in said. /. home economics, and. language (40) Adventures In Time (10-3330) The Dick MweU Bbow tomorrow. non board of education last night Matoer, vice chairman; Miss Edith present he has only four volun- Commissioner Sanders made his , (63) The Big Picture being met by Christmas Seal eon- t h o n 6 H teers and those dens are already Washington and Miami, offi- laboratory facflities in all schools. first public proposal for standards tribottoan. He win vlsK Mnnehestor stores in a plan to lengthen the school T. Casati, secretary; William F. LE N O X ( 8) Thunet 10:00 ( 8-13) The Garry Moose tinw Development Unit Luddecke, treasurer; Robert filled. There will be a meeting at ciiMs were setting u p . facilities to Time - for teachers to prepare at the last state education confer- (13) IlMnwnr Patrol 10:30 (30) Chet Hontlea’ Repesttng ‘ . ‘itaa Xrny miito 'will be tmvel- nnd bMiMs, guided by Mrs. M. sEm NOWI W; day next year. wlte care of the prisoners,' if and 6:4S (lOAU 1fontfeT.BrlnUeiy . (JO) King of DiamonOi anijw DabUn. toe chairman of the F. Kingsbury, assistant secretary; Couchon's home tomorrow at 7:30 lessons and be away from stu- ence a year ago in New Haven. (72) Peter Gunn ipg to werioiia adMoia noraday ,whcn they are released.' , PH ARM A CY ( 8) Walter Cronldte Msin Imnier oommitten to boost High School .Principal. Joseph Reviews Program and Atty. Rotert F. Kahan. assist- p.m. Den mothers participating dents during the school day are It met with mixed reactions, in* | (40) N e w R , SportB A Weather <40) Lawman * add FTMay and ttae palaUe may nae NCMIM'S SHE! Under present procedures, the 299 E. CENTER ST. T:60 < 3) Tb Tell The Tmth (63) Ctoam Mc(3usker sajff the extended se.s- ant treasurer. are Mrs. Althea, Beck Mrs,. D ey proposed as well. eluding objections to state control, the m ite at awrsral of tha actaobla. Eddy's eandkdnoy. sion would^i'^uire hiring five ad- thena Murphy, Mrs. Dorothy T a ^ Dade County (Miami) Public of local schools by pi-,esident jHow- . (34) Grem Ideas D:00 ( AA-lO-IOjNewa. Sports end Ttan onndMstii ’wfO bnM n psens The towTi Development Clommis- In other personnel moves, toe Health Department provides the If a tow'n is unable to meet the (10) Manhsst Weather On ttanndiqr fram S to 2 p. M ET A L SH OP ditional^teachers to provide 38 gart and Mrs. Dorothy Wats
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MANCHESTER EVENING HER^D, M^CHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 PAGE SEVEN PAGE STX I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pearod, 141 of .driving: opposition parties un- image of himself in thlf campaign, of his ultimate campaigA ap- Rockville-V ernon Warrant Awaits f U a u r l j p B t p r Martin Expected to Suggest 13 Students Liidlow^d.; Jeffrey Pond, son of derground, or lecislatinfr them -out Seely-Brown somehow manages to proach; he may pose, in the end, College Committ^ OUITAR HOBBY CUSS FOR ADULTS Mr. arid Mrs. Anthony Pond, 210 of existence, the modern dictator Connecticut appear as a healthy, wholesome, as the friendly mastiff watchdog Man^s R e l e a s e Parker St. » t o p u i n i j l ^ r r a l i ^ toiigh-fibred, good-humored fellow rather than the repulsive blood- To Meet Thursday ’ INSTRUCTION SY ARN OUt LA N DS^ tSe ,^lso , Stanley Sholik. son of Mr. PAPER Is kind to them, and see., to it th a t who specializes in sheer common hound. Anyway, what he does with B a llo ti n g B egins in E lectio n; LeClaire for Counsel Again Honored for PUBLUSHIUO BY TIU. From Hospital / ‘and Mrs. Stanley Sholik, 38 Salem HERALD PRINTING CO INC. the.v are ahie to stand up anid e.nter Yankee sense more than in Ideology—-all his opportunit.v, as he now begins The junior college' advisory Have FUN with the guitar in our Special 10 wj ik . course. A Rd.; Miss (Cheryl Stariiimas, 13 Biaaell Street candidates and go to the pdils, and of this being what Seely-Brown to build his ata.te-wi^e image, will committee will .,meet Thursday at well'plaoBed and InterestinK method teaching, Itar aeeempanl- Absjentee Votes B e in g F ile d General Manager Richard Mar- will also appoint an auditor, now daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- BACKS itanrboaUM Conn By A. H. 0 . in essence really is—then he ma.V be fascinating to analysts, crucial ment for Folk, Western, and Popular Mus)c. previons musical A warrant' will be served on a Test_____ Scares seph Staniunas, 74 Plymouth AT THOMAS F FEROUSUN considers himself insulted if they 7:30 p,rii. in the board room of 24-year-old Manchester man who tin will probably recommend that held by Carey and Rhodes; Md WALTER n FERGU^N have’ a chance of generating that to him. Bennet Junior High School. background required. the assessor, now P, Joseph Mur- _ . . u __ 1 1 Lane; W illiam 'White.sell, son of PubliPhPra . sulk because they think he won’t degree 'Of likliig for himself which Balloting in Nov. 6 elections, in^ h je St., by Our Lady of Fatima was run over by a car while he Republican Town Counsel. Arthur ^ ' ’■’^®®" Mr. and Mr.s: Chadwick Wh'iteSell. Founded October 1 tw^l What the Republicans are going The JOmmitUe will continue iU phy. seniors and a forniei^tudent have count the voles right after they've may loam with the fading of the discussion of ways to make the CLASSES START WED. EVEh ^ G, OCT. 10 sensei has alreadji begun, accord- CoTincil,"Knights of Columbus. The ^ -.f J. LeClaire Jr. be reappointed, for Terms expiring on appointed 91 Bretton, Rd.; Neil Wise, son of DEW EY- to do for themselves from now on Ribicoff image to do him rather grand march for the er«fft. open ! McAllister been honored .for Jhelr high per- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise. 61 Hill- Publubpd Every fl^reninic Except been' caat. and will make almost, in ' this state campaign depends I Manchester community college is- ing' to Town Clerk Henry Butler a two-year term, when the Demo- boards are those held by Dr. Win- 'fonnances on toe national merit 0un<»yA end HoHdayp Entered at the sensational good' at the polls. A T hought for Today ®to the public; will be lead -by ' of 24 Hawthorne St, will be top. Dr.; Miss Paula Wupperfeld. I^et Ofllce At Mancheetor Conn aa any kind of conces.s.ion to them — upon two things. One would be sue known and understood by LANE GUITAR CENTER who has received 1 1 absentee bal- charged with reckless use of the crats hold their organizational field T. ,;^oyer, advisory board of scholarship qjjrilifying te.sts given RIC H M A N C O . If, on the other hand, his sensing Sponeored by the MMichestar townspeople before the Nov. ft r«f- Grand Knight Norman Burke. Tick- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Second Clase Mai) Matter Within reasonable limita that ia~, something that has to be calcu- of some unexpected weakness in FEE $20.00—ENKOLLMyN*f LIMITED t lots for the coming state and local highway by a pede.strian when he meeting Nov, 6. health; Philip J. Sullivan, advisory last spring. Stationers Since 1906 Council Of ChurrhM I erendum. ets may be pui;chased at the door, ______recreation and park commission; Wupperfeld. 90 Grandview St. 767 M.AIN'ST. ’ SUBSCRIPTION RATES in orxier to gel them ,to participate lated and conceded up to the mo-, his opponent, or his own instinet REOISTBATION NOW ACCEI*TjED—GUITARS RENTED election. is released from Manchester Me- -For the past several years, the Each win receive a formal letter The former ' student is Philip Pavable in Advance ment it finally does fall to appear, I Christie F. McCormick is chair- and ticket information may be ob- general manager has recorrimend-' ®ommis- of coipriiendation, signed by the for the full battle and for’the kind 111'/, CENTER ST.—MI 0-7888 tairied by calling Franeis King, morial Hospital. He is not in ser- Daley, .son of the Rev. and Mrs. • C arrier MsU in his elections. if it does so fall. This would be "Trust in the Lord with all thy; committee and Mrs. The ballots aiready received are loiui condition, th e hospital re- ed the reappointment of the town 1 vacated by Mrs. Charles Pon- One Year ...... S^.5 ^ $ 2 2 0 0 of conflict his 'own partisans will Donal 1 Fay or Burke., ■ higri. Six Monlha ...... 7.7S Such is the situation down in the emergence of that cmnbipation heart and lesm not upon thine own Stuek is secretary, a little less than half the 28 ballots ported. coiinsel in office, despite (ihanges 1 Edward J. Dupre, board of dqHt of the National Merit ScholarScholar-1 i ^ r , ?/ Stonington. 11 UD cheer most enthusiastically, per- sent to lour servicemen and 24 Public Rerords and formerly of Bolton. Daley is Three Months ...... 3.ft0 ftftO Nicaragua, where .the parly which of timing and content which would suade him to try to move in- for understanding. In all thy ways ac- The driver in the case. Marshal in political control. j review; Dr. R. Gordon Camp Ip Corp. ! I One M onth...... 1.30i.n prove that the Alsop campaign is civilians, Butler said. None of the W arantee D eeds; I; H,. Stitch As- a senior St Stonington High Weekly ...... 30 oppdkes the continuing Somoza dic- the kill, to become the greatest ax knowledge Him and He will direct H. Hurhes, 54, of South St., Cov- Martin said he would "probably” Jack Goldberg and Raymoiv The students, whose names were c,,h^V g ettin g som ething out- of sll the thy paths.” (Proverbs 5-6). 1 1 returned have come from serv- sociates Inc. to Peter R. and Vita entry. is free under $1,000 bond continue hia policy of recommend- Mahoney, all of the building announced by Vice President I tatorship. now in its 28th year, al- man in Connecticut Y>olitical his- icemen, it was reported, S. Hodgkins.... property off Hany R U G and MEMBER or brainpower It has at its disposal. tory, he will be electing a much Too many people carry the bur- for appearance in Circuit Court, ing the reappointment of the town committee; Beldon Schaffeiydlar- ! George Emmerllng in an assembly THE A^OCIATED PRESS j most seems do have President So- The second crucial development Butler said the ballots are open- Lane, and to Arthur L. and Lucy Mimehester, Monday on a charge lan Tsyior. and John Demiie; ail of ' th is m orning, are: Beloit'— and Above The Aeaoclate4 Press la exciualvely .more dramatic gamble than would den of life on their’shoulders. They ed during the voting hours on elec- counsel. entitled to. the of repuhliratlon of moza over a barrel as it dehherates which will have its opportunity to NATIONAL FIRE PREVENTION WEEK—OCTOBER 7-13 O. Jennette, property off Hany;„f evading’ responsibility. Police the development commission; Miss Miss Je'nnlfcr Caven. daughter he contained in his first po.s.sibllity think that the world has thrust its tion day and are tallied by ab- Lane. Offieials whom the Democrats U P H O LST ERY all news dianatchea. credited to it op whether or not it will lake part in prove decisive a.s the campaign for mood and conduct'. Sometimes responsibilities upon them and that said he drove away after his car will select at their organizational Catherine Putnam, libfary board: of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caven. 31 HARTFORD (AL’). — The Con- not otherwise credited In this naper now enters. Us fiili home stretch sentee ballot couriters. The results Lease; Herman E. and Elizabeth ran over M cAlister but later Jensen St.; Miss Susan Cronin, necticut resident pays - the second .and also the focali news published here the elections scheduled for next the candidate who moves in for the they alone must bear them. Be- are kept confideritial until alter meeting are the chairman of the James^ A rthur, pjenaton board and All rights of repubMcatlon of special— effort will be that of the state- M. Backofen to Floyd A. Klbbe, turned himself in. pension tru st furiiL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John lowest average monthly electricity kiM this way gets It; more often, 1 cause this is tw often a difficult; the closing of the polls. The dead-' package store at 62 School St.; board of directors, expected to be CLE A N I N G .dispatches herein are also eeiH»rved February. wide impact of Seely-Brown, a.s he he builds eventual sympathy and task for which they feel inade- Francis Mahoney: the acting Also, Edward Dlk. town planning Cronin. 14 Canterbury St.; Rich- bill in New England. T hat wa.s the For a time, the rtpposilion was necessarily has to begin adding quate, they often break down' un- line for receipt of ballots for those : Professional Building Inc. to the chairman and mayor, expected to commission; Dariiel Hair, zoning ard Diehl, .son of Mr. and, Mrs. word from the Slate Public Utili- 4 Pul) serrlca client of N £. A 8 sentiment for his opponent, some- qualifying is at 6 p.m. on Nov. 5. State of (Connecticut, two rooips on TEL. Ml 9-1752 ■ Ice fnr I sticking to a demand that the ! to his neighborhood campaigning times enough to rescue the op- der its weight. be Ted Powell: the secretary of board of Appeals; Omer Gingras, Herman Diehl of Coventiy; Tim- ties Commission yesterday, based Publishers Renresenialives. ‘ technique lho.se devices and chan- Those qualifying for the ballot I the second floor, two years at $110 othy Donahue, son of Mr. and Mrs. on a study by the Federal Power or Julius Mathews Special Acenrv— few United Nations be brought in to ponent from what might have been Religion teaches that man is not must be absent from the town on mooth. H osp i ta l N otes the board, expected to be David j board of governors of the Man- nels of comnninication and image I Barry. 'cheater Country Club: and-Arthur Jo.seph Donahue, 102 Avondale ' C om m ission. York ('hlcaao Detroit and Boston. certain defeat. alone and that the whole respon- election day (armed forces mem-1 Tax Lien; U.S. government Mi 3.5747 MEMBER ATTDIT BTT^RAU OF 1 uhserve the election, in order to in- whicli aim at all the voters at Seely-Brown, fia he himself out- sibility of life does not rest on him. The Democratic-controlled board E. Smith, redevelopment agency. Rd.; David Goodsline, son of Mr. The study said the average bill CIRClfLATTUNB sure Us fairness and the accuracy once. bers); must be absent from the L a^g^ 4^ Wind- Visiting hours are 2 t« 8 p.m ______and Mrs. Max Goodstlne, 25 wa.s $8.12 in Connecticut. The lined his remaining .campaign the It is his duty to do his tasks to state dunng the voting hours;. or • ,3^ for all areas, except nutemity; The Herald Printing. Cbmpan.v Inc,, B.i all rej>ort.s. the country gen-, Brookfield St. I'PUC .said Vermont had the lowest X" of the count. President Somoza other day, and more o r les.s prom - the best of his ability. The rest I, ______where they are 2 to 4:30 and 8:.30' Mrs. Judith C arr, 54 Birch ed an addreas by the Rev. Sheldon assume.* no financial re.«pon.«ihiMtv fop tierian from pomfret has had his ised to tear Ribicoff apart eveny must be.left to God who is the ulti- P*'y*“'^ M arriage License: Eme.st ALSO, Miss K aien Johnson. ] average in New England. $7.84. Garner's tvporraphical errors appearine in ad- was too mucJi insulted by this sug- fi.n, and met with his varying re- disability Mendrala Chicopee Mass;; and ♦»* P-m„ and private rooms where j Mrs. Muriel Gorman and E. Mackey. D.D., executive secre- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- But all New England .“rtales are vertisements and other readinc matter da.v from here on in, seemed to mate power behind all our deeds tary of the stewardship council of 8 GRISWOLD .ST. In The Manchester Eveninc Herald gestion even to tolerate It. Then ceptions. in the course of his Applications for the b^lota jnay 'Lottie M. Opshontyk, 30 Thomp.son Htey are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors j Chestnut St.: Mrs. Mary ence Johnson. 86 Columbu.s St.;, above the national average of be plotting the election 'Of Ribicoff and accomplishments. be secured on request through the r j • f. ; are— requested------. ^ not to smoke ^ , in pa- j .feller .. and . —son. , r. Rock- the united church. We Give Green Stamps the opposition dropped down to a neighboring potholdciing. As with rather than his defeat. But his Dr. Leon Wipd. Rabbi ; St. Mi.ss Barbara Pearce, daughter of ; $7.48, Display advertlstnp rlosina hours: gll such campaign perambulations, mails or in p«sop at the town ___ , tients rooms. No more than ^oviile; Mrs. Annette ahd Following a dinner at 6 p.m,. 1 ’ For Mnndav—1 © m Friday ‘ more modc.st condition. It would early bark may not give the tone \ Temple Beth Sholom the Rev, N athanael M. GupUlI, For Tuesday—1 p m Mondav there is often nothing but great ^''^ent eSr on r^uem ’^rorntt^l ^Ve™^^ news 1. handled by 'The, vlaltor. at one time per patient, daughter. East For Wednesday—l p m Tuesdav take p a rt in the el^fctioh, it said, if good cheer, which might lead the -■S3t. DISCHARGED ^^ D A Y : Mrs. D.D.. will be installed as the new For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday there was going to he an electoral unwary candidate to think he is r^atrar of voters, according to Patients Today: 23* Herida Gustafsoal 91 Norman St. general superintendent and trehs- For Friday—1 n m Thursdav Talt« soun«l m aasures of fire prevention N O W ! Elim in. a .t e’fin haz- urer of the conference. For Paturdav—j p.m Fridav commission it could tni.st. Now, in sweeping everything, in the atm o-' Preliminary voting lists have, *’•'** Mitchell 9-6197. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. riasslfled deadline lo 30 a m eacB sphere as tlie candidate moves 1 ards from your homo and p lace of business. Be care f ul /With fire ^m ice Rich Box 243, Talcottville; dar nf publication except Rafmdav — t>-- most recent development, it G OIN G FAST! been placed in the lobby of the ”...... Ham along, while the negative reactioiv! every w h ere and all the tim e. But should fire strike (d espite your Keary CaliKslne, West Hartford; has decided that President Somoza sets in cold and slow. We would Town Hall in Rockville and in the' . ^ . Bloodmobile Sets meeting room of the Public Safety Edwin Grenon, Andover; John Mc- I is packing the coniml.ssion, and it not. at the moment, concede Seely- best efforts) be p ro tecte d a g ainst financial loss by A D E Q U A T E fira 4-Hers Receive Tuc.adav. October R ^ Im mediat'e Jo bs for Men as Building in Vernon for Inspection Ginnis Jr.. 19 Mary Lane, Rock- is threatening to boveott the elec- Brown any aonipletely triumphal ville; Dominick , Carducci. 140 ITwo Area Visits progress, with his potholders. insurance through this a g e n cy. by the voters. tinn altogether. Voters are aaked to notify County Awards Branford St'.; Mrs. Elinor Mag- If It*R For Their Own Good There is. perhaps, at this cam- nano. 36 Greenwood D r.: Cliffoi Two area Red Cross bloodmo- ; President Somoza can, if driven C orrectio n O f ficers George D. Maharan or Albert R. paign stage, a curious juxtaposi Members. of 'Manchester 4-H LaBreck. South. Windsor; bile' visits are planned for this - Perhaps it i.s oiir own fervid to it, conduct an election without tlon of roles between Seely-Brown Work at the brand-new C'onecticut State Prison at Somers In Tennafedt before -.Oct. 13 if there A SOUND imagination which keeps insisting are any corrections. After that Club took an active part and re- Virginia' Snow. South Coventry; ' month, me in Bolton and the oth- an opposition 'xir a Contest, and and Ribicoff, his opponent; Ribi- handsome, spick and siwin surroundings. E arn $86.21 per week date, voters on election day will Mrs- Kathleen Anles, I’^/Mather ’ er in Manchester. that these are times of unusually get his own handpicked successor coff. his central, clas.sic Image fad- with a ■chance to advance to $110.73. W ear the trim officer nnl- have to 'vote from the residences ceived many awards Saturday at St.; Edward Landrle. Bouth Cov-1 ^ half-unit bloodmobile will be pre.ssing and, vital moral is.sues. ing-no one knows quite how forni fumlsheil and laundered free. Enjoy, the welirprepared dally iiated w thi registry lists, it w as' the annual meeUng and banquet of entry: David C ox,^lastonbury; | stationed at St. Maurice’s Churijh. 'DEA into office that way, if he has to. much—is nevertheless managing which are crving for derision. Per- luncheons provided at low charge. If you arc a bachelor, live in jbert J. reported. the Hartford County Fair Associa- Charles C avanau^ 849 Hertford' Heliron Rd , Bolton, Monday from But it won t be quite the .same, as to keep old flames alive through i the bachelors’ quarters for a nominal fee. Participate in the haps. on the other hand, we have A apecial voter-making session, tion at Plainville High School. |R d .; David Atklri.son, 102 Oxford 1 ;45 to 6:30 p.m. a nice, deftly managed, almost the technique of person-to-person, 1 many other splendid benefits that go with State employment. adjourned from Sept. 29. will be au Oi. .Of DaVis, Ea.st Hartford;: A full unit will be .set up at St. Indeed snniehob- brought our world neighborhood campaigning. In this ! bona fide imitation of a real elec- And'above aH be part of a necessary, imimrtant program of held tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. at J^*^'0 ^** •^®''®y 6.1 Garden St.l j M ary’s EpI.scopal Church in Man- Relatively few individuals have and its civilization to the eompli- area, by ail reports, JUbicoff does service to .vour fellow man. » e e the Pledge of Allegiance. Pam j (jiarence/Bamforth. Re.servoir Rd.,1 cheater Tliesday, Oct. 23, from tion, with real candidates. very well, and very much better the Public Safety Building in Ver- acquired wealth by continually eated. tangled, feverish point at If this ap|>eals to you, H you are between 28 'an d 41 years old, R non. Eligible persons in either the Johnron, 137 Keeney St., led the j ^j.g Lillian Cardinal, 110;45 a.ni. to 6:30 p.m. than does Seely-Brown. This sit- buying and selling securities. In whleh only the sane and moral and a U. S. citizen and Connecticut renident for 1 year, at least citS' or rural area districts, may be , I l.’illiinantlc; William Paquette. 41; Per.sons may make appoint- uation leaves SeelyrBrown an ihvi- REAL ESTATE Trophys were presented to I Ly^^g gt.; Mrs. Angeline Raimon-. ments. to give blood by calling the ethlrslly correct decisions can save The Cold Bottle ^ation to try to move for his own yS” tall and In good health, of>good character and If yon have MITH made voters at the session. nine cases out of ten, the person a high school diploma or 4 years’ employment, you are one of INCORPORATED fair grand champrons. Bdanchester 3^ Clinton St.; Arthur Highter, Manchester Red Cross office, anvhody or anything. gains in the establishment of his | INSURANCE Ribicoff to Visit Down at Bellevue Hospital in the men we are looking for. ^ ' Abraham Ribicoff, U.S. sena- winners were Barbara Keish, 39> j ritjo j ; william Doyle, 32 Lenox Walk-in donors are also invited. who- has wealth has acquired k One of the fascinating moral de- own central image before all the ! Gardner St., beef ,, : St.; Joanne Brown. Ellington; An- The monthly quota for the area New York C5ty, a group of 20 pro- voters. And the question of how j Drop in at. the ConnecWciit 'fstate Employment Office, 806 Mala 963 MAIN ST.. GROUND FI.OOR—TEL. Ml 9-8241 torial candidate, will be present at Mary Ann Peila, 37! either by buying and bolding risions which may. it seefns’to us. a "Meet the Candidate" tea given ’ I ton Petrowich. 67 Bridge St.; is 150 pints. fessional observers has spent two he responds to this invit;ition ftnd { Str«^, Manchester, on Thursday, October 11, between 9:00 “INSURANSM ITHS SINCE 1914” rei'ord books. what he has purchased ... or carry InVide itself the s.vTnbolic an - A.M. and 3:80 P.^-^ where you will be interviewed and. tested by the Vernon Federated Demo- Mark Osgooil, 96tj Foster St.; Mrs. years watching 359 babies—and opportunity becomes the most im -, Rosemarie Peila. 359 portant question of his whole cam- i 'for immediate ^filoym ent by a representative of the State Per- cratic Women’s Clubs Thursday at :&W6U S t . , I Elizabeth Barcomb, RFD 2 ; M r s . through inbefitance of .securities^ sw er to .iiist about everything, is premature babies loo being given won a $25 Savings d from the Winifred Zypko, Hebron Rd., Bol- that concerning the-possible sup-; paign. sonnel Depagtfhent. 3:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at 'Ver- Church Delegates which have been bought and held N O A a i p i V I B N T D I A M O N D cold milk straight out of the hos- If,, as he builds this central ' non Elementary School. All voters Hai-tford KiwianLs for a foods | ton. ply of food to the hungr.v in in- record book. ! ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Mary by a former osvner ... a father, pital refrigerators. are invited to attend. Manchester Attending Parley stances when feeding the hungn,-' Ellington women now organiz- 4-H Homeniakei-a ; Lamprecht, 12 West St.; Mrs. Ellz- I Their report says that the study received aR participation trophy. It ■ abeth Mitchell, 58 Hackmatack St. perhaps, or a grandfather. Many Largo brilliant-cut Treasure C h est diamond se t In Tnay have th e .incidental effect of failed “to demonstrate that thi ing a similar Democratic women’s club there will be co-hostesses. was pressed to the club having BI R T H S YESTERDAY: A Delegations from six Manches- a p®t^o*t bsK admitted that if he precio us platinum with handsome taporqd prolonging the rule over the.se hun- traditional procedure of warming 100 per cent participation, and the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert ter area Congregational churchee gry people of forces we consider Further information on the tea highest points per member, at the are attending ’ the 95th annual had n ^ sold and traded .his secu- baguattea. True Value-Priced at $1756 the feeding is in any way advan- may be obtained by calling Mrs. Dickson. Hotch Hill Rd.. Vernon: eUi. y fa^. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel meeting of the Connecticut Con- rities, he would have been far Including Fed eral tax. Easy PaymerffS Invited. tageous to the infant." Harry Hammer, president of the .' A t an election ot officei’s, Rose- ference of Congregational Chris- Is it better to lej/people starve Vernon club. Hyde. South Coventry; a son to That "in any way" is rather ex- njarie Peila ’w^s re-elected record- Mr. and Mrs. William Noonan, 32 tian Cliurche.s being held today betm off. MonI: buy top quality to death than to.#^d them so that, Hospital Notes ^ and tomorrow in West Haven. haustively spelled out. The babies ing secretary and Barbara Keish Village St., Rockville; a son to Mr. securities wkh the im untiom ' of possibly, thew-may continue to live Admitted yesterday; Annette elected advertising, c a m p^a i g n Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas- seemed to enjoy .their cold milk Graham, ,57 Pro.'ipect Sl.;.^ Miss and Mrs. Robert Cook, Ellington: In w-hat ■wa^consider slavery, o r so chairm an. Ingrid Swanson. 374 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert tor of O nter Congregational holding them permanently. just as much, have just as much Mabel Peterson, Brookslde Lane. Church and moderator of the con ■that, poKsihly, they nia.v become, Hackmatack St., and John Peila, Tirrell. Wapping. appetite for it, digest and retain It Vernon; Mrs. Leona /Xngeloni, 359 Bidwell St., were elected as 4-H ference. made the principal ad lateiymn, the victims of another RFD 1. Ellington: MfS. Caroline BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. dress at this morning's session. just as well, and go to sleep after directors. and Mrs. Arthur Hinckley. 446 W. kind of cruelty from those who rule Schmalz, 18 Tliompaon St.; James He spoke on "The Corinthians in jtwtitKS - snvitmiTHs it just as quickly. In fact, in aU Daugherty, \V ^ , Rd., Vemori; W illiam Keish, 307 G ardner St., MtddIe>Tpke.; a son to Mr. and hem. or so th at, possibly, tho.se wa.s re-elected a d v i^ r to the P air Connecticut: Blight and Blessing.’’ this l<^ng experimentation, only Milo Philbrick,,/Ellington. Mrs. William Stubbs, Chestnut Dr. James English, retiring su 988 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER who are their rulers may stav in Avssociation'. , Hill PUTNAM , one sftghl effect was noted. The Di.sOharped yesterday: Mrs. | perintendent and treasurer of the PHONE .Ml S-‘J74I Sharon Brifik and daughter, Ma- There was square dw u^g after DISCHARGED YESTERDAY pow-er and go oh into courses of ac- I body temperature of the haby de- the meeting., conference gave hia final survey & C O . tion and policy which may cau.se pleeSt., Ellington: Emil Halldher, Mrs. Estelle Bingham. Pomfret of its work at this morning’s ses- ; creased a fraction of a degree dur- 39 Mountain St.; Julia O’Keefe, Center; Mrs. Margaret Falco. East n I. Cfinii IT. auMCHKni untold tragedy to the whole worl^T sion. aH 3-2l5t I i n g t h e f e e d i n g . 37 Tolland Ave.: Emil Spielman. Operation Turtle Lift Hartford:' Michael Kukulka. 14 Five luncheon seminars to be *4-- A---■»- « w -a----- It is to be ■ hbtif^ that, in 'prac- I Now that this scientific experi- 37 W indeniere ' v" Waddell Rd.; Lawrence Giiardianl, held at the' ho.st church. F irst Con- Briefs tice, the world's routine answer — ment has been conducted, it is ' MIAMI. Fla. (AP) A)x>ut 4.600' Stafford Springs; Walter Styga gregational Church in W est H a- the practical, not necessarily the "What's My Wine?" will he the baby sea turtles spla.shed into the. East Hartford: Mrs. Catherine ven. and neighboring churches. ■ being admitted that there have, all title of a talk slated by the PAC Atlantic Ocean at Nassai). Ba-) Provost, 104 Elizabeth Dr.: Miss | will deal with questions relating OPEN t to 8 D A n .Y ethical answer— is to keep food ' along, been some casual mothers Auxiliary Wednesday at the club- hamas, Monday in the final 1962 Carole Harding. 404 Hackmatack 1 (o nlejor actiritles of the imited OPEN 6:30 to 9 THUBS. E \’E. from hungry people, however inno- ' who wouldn’t bother to heat the rooms on Village St. The speaker inslallmenl of "Operation Turtle isi.; Robert Poitras, Colonial Rd., j church. GOT A MINUTE ? cent they may be conceded to be. bottle. It is also disclo.sed that will be Seth English, Hartford Lift. ”' ! Bolton: David Cox, Glastonbury: • This afternoop s session inciud- OPEN 6 to I t BATURDAT if it seems likely that the provision liquor dealer, who will talk wines. Packed in 23 boxes three feet Frenrli pediatricians, when they methods of production, their square and four inches deep, the of the food, and the elimination of wanted better retention and diges- sources and uses. Tlie program will three-week-old hatchlings were the problem of hunger, would, ease I have for some time resorted include a short film showing the carted by the Navy from Miami, the problem of some ruler cbnsid-1 jhe milk. It is also pointed feast and festivity accompanying The load brings to 42.000 the num- ered enemy to the country which jhal milk mirof a refrigerator, the production of .sherry in Jerez, ber of baby turtles,^ di.stributed Sp^tin. Each member is a.sked to around the tropical Atlantic since might fie supplying the food. I cold, is likely to have a bring a guest. the project began. A brief, sum m ary In the new.s o f , tem perature from one Tlie Daughters of Pocahontas The idea is to keep the reptiles, the position taken by The Cru.sad- feeding tri another, while the aver- will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the which grow to 300 pounds from Moose Club. A state convention of becoming extinct. At present er, a monthly magazine of the age mother..heating the bottle and American Baptist Convention, ^the Daughters of Pocahontas will there are only two natural breed- testing it w'ith a drop on her hand. be held Friday and Saturday at the Ing grounds. One is at Tortuguero, seems t|o indicate that the elemen- ^helv to he giving her babv milk Hotel Bond. Hartford. Cost a Rica, the other off the • • > ' tal, power politica answer to the which is isnywhere from 93 to 124 3t.'-Bernard's Women’s Guild will Yucatan Penin.sula, now almo.st aponsor a card party tomorrow at destroyed by hunters. ^question involved may siso be ar- degrees, Fahrenheit. gued to be the moral, ethical, 8 p.m. in the church hall. Any card I A University of Florida profes- This discovery, of coyrse. comes ganie may-vhe played. Refreshr sor. Dr. Archie Carr, grows the Chrfttian answep. a little late for nio.st people. The ments will he''8'er\’ed. hatchling at Tortuguero in coop- The editorial in The Cru-^ader parent hours and the heat hours The annual (Jolunibiis Day ball eration with the (Caribbean Con- acknowledged that the Biblical in- will be held from‘ ^30 to,. 12:30 i servation Coi’p. The Natw helps it may save, if pediatricians Saturdav a t the PAC R ail, 26 Vil- 1 distribute them. junction to feed the hungry seem- everywhere decide it is safe and ed clear, but added that food is a sound, can only he counted for the factor in establishing arid main- future. There are some 4.000,000 wmm. taining national pmwer and "mu.st babies born every year. Each one Takie tim learn he handled inlernationajly as caie- of them requires, under the present fiilly as guns and planes.l'. system, at least 200 parent hours / ’This country, the edilonal said, for the business of warming up the helped feed the Russians during the bottle. This is an astronomical famine of 1920-21, but "Lenin and : apiount of time which may be O F M A N C H E S T E R about the INGSin hia commissars survived. ” ' about to be saved. "When one considers the linlold And if. as a result, parents millions that later perished under somehow end up with a little less Stalin and his auccessors," the of that parjlicular love which only BANK magazine w.ent on, “'was our 'res- the midnight vigil seems to root cue' wise? To feed the hungry may real deep down inside thern, per- not ah^'ays be aa Christian as it haps. iVho knows, the babies will . s e e m s . " thrive just as well on cooler par- LIFE INSURANCE That seems to give at least one ents.too. Next ■te jybur clear answer. If the people of any May we record, from the silly old country happen to fall under the past, one vote in favor of all posr ($«tlhe low^eost itisuranee you buy wrong kind of leadership, it may aible warmth in.,everything ? washer be the kind and Christian thing to direct $$• front mulunl banks) do to stan-e them to death, for there's nothing Tired? their own good, and for the world's good. Deaths Last Night l i K e a n . . . ------% b WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. (AP. be said about this kind of Christian . Jack I Glenn. 80. P « o p lr c a n ’t help bein g carrie d a w ay by th a 1963 jnoralization. It places Christian-1 retired president of the R. J. D o d ga. W ho can blam a t h e m ? D o d g t iooka tike an Ity, at last, and in this one specific | Reynolds Tobacco Co., died Mon INTRODUCING expenaiva car. Bu t i f a Instance, exactly and precisely In day of a heart’attack. Glenn, who joined the company in 1904 as a ELEGTRI i ; . price ebra. A n d insid e th ere's room galore! T h e fooflrne aw ee pa ilra ig h t b acKlhiT b ad athlcal agreement w U4 ,„j Krpit clerk In the ’ leaf department. ' be- Wish you had a comfortable chair in your of aloptng o ff!'That m eans am ple headroo m in back, not just in front. T h e re ’s more munism, which- also believes, per- j came president in 1946 and re- home to sit in? Have you ever tried a Barca- , haps with le.ss initial trouble and i.lired in 1948. DDYER THE legroo m and footroom, too. T h e le a ts are chair-hig h, w hether you ch o ose a model Gen tle m en:.M oil free, without .obligation, facts and figures on Savings Bank | ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (AP)—W. Lounfrer? You reallj’ should! For it’s the with so fa style, b uck ets or fold-down center arm rest in front. Little w on der, people lif e Insurance ot the following a g es (nearest birthday): father’s a g e ------j hesitancy, in starving people for world’s most comfortable reclining chair. 'The own good. Clark Arkell, 75, a director and gat carried away . . esp ecially no w that every 1983 D od ge is backed by a new mother’s a g e ------, children’s a g es m , ...... - <