TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1961 Average Daily Net Ppcaa Ron The Weather Matttitggter Eitiftting P er tlM Week Xaded FereeHt of O. K W eelharl I', •eptembw M. IM l Clearlag, pooler toalght..- ed by the Episcopal A ll Salntp’ UblMi A K L C IO ; and Jtogan Oorp. JTooeph Salaiar, a natlM> of 88 to 48, oettttMed fraet Rt Cuba, will discuss “ Comratiniam i2th Circuit Missioit until ha finlahed secondary Pfwldent Sanl M. SOvarstelii. 13,369 LayDelegatie Rogers Corp., WUrlpMl er vaOeya. TbUredey i and Catkolicism in Cuba,” at an school. Meoiber ef the After completing a two-year sec AeUt open mbetlnr of'th e Guild o f Our . B«u « h ^ e( OrealatleB ohol, high 80. o f Man- Lady of St. Bartholomew’s parish ondary agricultural course-and a Rogers Officials L aiii BaaRufM Manche»ter~^A City of Villafie Chatm Court Cases At St. Mary’s twro-year secondary normal school Unions Sign l|g»^»cka. iTeteraaa o f toniiht at 8 at the Buckley School. P r i c M , m L o w I W « rr l,4vOnqMMor & kltclMii course, he was assigned to teach Cited by Union MU|l.!l]UBlilky kt S pjn. at th« Hiss Marlene T. Forde, daughter Tim othy D. Chaokas, vice gov among hla people. He taught in Sorvleo T1iaf'« Rtfttr MLANOHE8TEB SESSION grade schools iii various parts of New Contract VOL. LXXXl, NO. 1. (THIRTY-TWO PA6£S—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961' (Olaeelllea A ^'***hig ea 80) PRICE FIVE CENTS WW Home, Mancbeater of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Forde, ernor of the Mountain Province in “ ~ Htoeewai will be riven to Monday Caaeo the sub-province o f Bontoc for nine A labor union AirpriMd two r*** 105 Oak St., is enrolled as a fresh Alexandier Bilta, Willimantie, th e' Philippines, will be a guest The Rogers Corp. of Rogers, _ VKW to kelp defray expenses years. company officials last night by man at Simmons College, Boston. was fined 8150 for operating a , speaker at St. Marjr's Episcopal He joined the clerical force of Potterton's Of rodecoratlnr the ladies meetinc She is a 1961 graduate of Man Manchester and Willimantie and making them, paid up life-time ~ public la Invited. motor vehicle while under the in- Church at 9 and 11 a.m. services the Provincial Govemor’a office ISO Oeater 81,—Cor. o f Ohoreh chester High School. flu ^ce of alchohol. a/ter the llbOratlon of the PhiUp- Its three union locals last night honorary tneiinbers of one o f Ita Meet Friday Kennedy Signs State News on Sunday. signed a two-year contract call Roger Boyce of North Cov TTie former joumaUst and teach p^es in World Wkr H. He served lo < ^ . Members of W esley Circle, entry was fined WS for following er was a lay delegate from the mis there for nine years untU he was ing for wage Increases from 7 to Saul M. Silverstein, president, Bill with Cuts WSCS, o f South Methodist Church, too closely. sionary district of the Philippines promoted to the position of secre 17 cents during that span, wrlth and Milton E. Yeoman, personnel Roundup wfll meet tonight at 8 at the home Eleanor Crafts of 97 Princeton to ,the 60th general convention of tary to the Provincial Board. In dlm tor, both of Rogers Cofp., Aluminum China Cautions UN improved fringe benefits. o f Mrs. Roderick McCann, 160 St. was fined S25 for pa.ssing a the' Episcopal Church which Just this post from 1953 to 1959, he w'ere given official union cards and In School Aid Benton St. - Co-hostesses nnll be standing school bus. concluded in Detroit. demonstrated his ability in Jour A t Manchester, plant workers lapel pins by the United Paper- Winiows $11.95 Mrs. Robert Gordon Jr. and Mrs. George Howard of HazardvUle The 44-year-old visitor lives in nalism and administration. will have Increases up to 17 cents makers and Paperworkers Inter Marshall Hodge. Miss Virginia was fined *30 for speeding. Bontoc, the most central town: of Mr. Chaokes was elected .vice by 1963; in the Rogers plant, 13 national A F L -d O after the Mgn- Washington, Oct. 4 (4*)— Democratg Win Perkins will show color slides of Jerome Robert H I of 82 W. Cen the Cordillera Range in nortljeni governor of the province for a cents; and in the Willimantie ing of a twro-year contract at the Doors $29.95 President Kennedy has signed her vacation cruise to Nassau and ter St. was fined $15 for failure four-year term ending in 1964- Be plant, 7 cults per hour. Log Cabin In Lebanon. into law “ with extreme reluc Colchester Vole HalU. to obey a stop sign and $15 for is married and the father of four On average, wages w ill be boost Silverstein, who in 1959 wras tance” a bill containing the operating a motor vehicle without sons and one daughter. This is his ed 12 cents per hour, with cm awarded the McCauUffe Medal of Jal. Doors $59.95 Talk Donald L. McLagan, son of Mr. a license. first visit to the United States. ployes fringe benefits coming to the Diocesan Labor Institute of the remains o f his aid to educa Colchester, pet. 4 (JP)— ‘Bullies’ and Mrs. Richard H. McLagan. 65 George Lathrop of 42 Franklin He wdll speak in the Episcopal another two cents over the life Arichdiocese of Hartford, wras Plus lastallaUeB. tion program. Democrat Robert G. Qark Oxford St., and Christopher J. St. was fined $15 for failure to Dioceses of Michigan, Alabama, span of the contract, which ex cited by John M. Loiseile, presi The measure: (1) extends for won the post of Colchester’s McNeill, son of Mr. and Mrs. o ^ y a stop sign. Cionnectlcut, Texas and California tends from last Sunday to Oct. 1, dent of the local Oak Lodge No. 43 MANCHESTER Washington, Oct. 4 (A V -ti** “ “ •.1 two years the program oi aid for first sel'cctman yesterday by Blakely R. McNeill. 171 S. Main Robert Lee of East Hartford and before leaving for home about Dec. 1963. oi; the UPP, for "spreading the the Berlin threat and a generally school districts crowded with ' AWNING CO. President Kennedy and Soviet tougher communist stance world a 67-vote margin over Repub St., have pledged to Phi Kappa Psi Ronald Lee of 52 Cooper Hill St. 1. The new agreement between la gospel of mature and sophisticated children of federal personnel and PHONE M l 9-8091 Foreign Minister Andrei Gro wide. fraternity at Trinity College, Hart were fined $15 each on intoxication bor and management discontinues industrial relations.” (2) cMitinues for two years the lican Edwin Stebbins. Chen Blasts Joining the White House confer ford. counts. cost-of-living and productivity myko will confer Friday on- National Defense Education Act. Clark polled 967 votes to Steb Datid Masse, Bolton, was fined the Berlin situation. ence, which lasted about two hours', ’The former, known as the im bins’ 904 in the biennial town elec $60 for evading responsibility. A Dramatists Name plans at all plants,, but will im were Rusk. Secretary of Defense Four students from Manchester prove the company’s pension plan The White House announced the pacted areas program, carries tion. and Vemon are enrolled as fresh charge of reckless driting was Robert S. McNamara and Gen. L y about $300 million a year in’ U.S. Michael J. Stula, Democrat who Plan to Add to provide retirement benefits of expected appointment time today. man L. Lemnltzer, chairmen of the men at Springfield College. Spring- nolled. Production Staff Prealdentiai press secretary grants. ’The Defense Education has held the first selectman poat Jacinto Melendreraa of 14 Linden $2.25 per month per year of serv Joint Chiefs of Staff. Act. which provides loans to col field, Mass. ’They are Robert Reid, ice and 100 per cent vesting after Pierre Salinger declined to go Into for the past 10 years, declined to son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid, St. was fined $75 for speeding. The production staff for the You’ll get a thrin, too, the nature of subjects to be -dis Norstad’s visit was described as lege students and aids to teaching seek another term. Jessie Morgan, Willimantie, was 15 years of service. China Reds 28 Marble St.; Marsh Potter, son Little Theatw of Menohester’s cussed. The conference was ar one of his frequent trips to Wash of science, mathematics and for fined $35 for speeding. Other fringe benefits are double when you see the heels, of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood B. Pot ranged Os a followup to those in ington for consultation. He was re eign languages, has been costing iVeir WiUiam O’Connell of 109 Sum coming presentation of "Bom time plus holiday pay to,most em ported to feel that the NATO build about $250 million a year. Pact at Colt 9 By MAX HAKBEL80N ter, 57 Cooper HUl St.: M. J. Mc- without nails, put on with New York between Gromyko and Hartford, Oct. 4 (A>)—A 33- mit St. was fined $15 for failure to Yesterday” w-as anounced last ployes for holiday work',, lost time Secretary of State Dean Rusk. up is coming slong fairly well, al It was all Congress granted the Cuiry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred month-contract providing wage in United Nations, N. Y „ Oct. McCurry. 51 N. Elm St., all of obey a stop sign. night by Betty Lundberg, produc due to mutually agreed furloughs Seeking to determine whether there though some of the smiUler coun President of the ambitious fed- Richard Oliver of 146 Bissell St, our New AUTO-SOLER, creases totaling up to 24 cents an 4 (JP)— Nationalist China Manchester, and Art Holgerson, tion chaiiman. caused by business recessions will are prospects for fruitful East-West tries in the alliance were not con was fined $15 for abandoning a mo count as time worked in vaca Renew your heels TO tributing as much as they should. (Continued on Page Twelve) hour over its duration, was in ef warned today that the United son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hol Staff members are Dick Haasett negotiations to settle the Berlin tor vehicle. tion pay calculations; and increas dispute. The two foreign ministers fect toda.v for workers at Colt’s Nations will he wrecked if it gerson, 980 Kelly Rd., Vernon. and Bob Best, set design; Fred Gerard Poulin of 65 S. Adams St. ed shift differentials. D AY. W e use only quali met three times in New York. Patent Fire Arms Manuacturing was fined $15 for failure to obey Bllsh, chairman o f set construc bows to demands of “ interna^ The West Side Branch library Salinger said the Kennedy-Gro- Co. a stop sign. Timothy D. Chaokas tion. Sound effects wrill be handled Representatives of both union ty materials. Members o the United Automo tional bullies” and admits will be closed Friday for floor re myko meeting was arranged by the Also for N-Test Ban WiUiam Rady of 100 Grove St.. by Amoldeen Thompson and light and management, who met at the bile Workers approved the new countries disqualified by the pairs. State Department. He declined to Rockville, was fined $15 for failure Luzon and the capital of the Moun ing by Ruth Rowley, Bob ’Thorn Log Cabin in Lebanon, were head pact yesterday. The provl-slons are tain Province. He la a descendant ed by Chester A. Bienkowski, pres aay whether the initiative came spirit and letter of the U.N. to obey a st<^ sign. ton and Roimy Lange. All Work Guaranteed from the Russian or American side. retroactive to last Sunday. The charter. The court continued the follow of the Igorot tribe of "head hunt ident of Maple Lodge No. 554 o f contract calls for an 8-cent hourly ers” from the highlands along the Joyce Loerch, stage manager, Manchester; John M. Loiseile, pres Kennedy will give Gromyko a The warning came from Bbrelm ing cases to Oct. 9: will' be assisted by Doris Frost. flnsd expression of the American British Labor Votes wage boost for day workers and a Peter Bondeson. Willimantie, Chico River. He speaks English ident of Oak Lodge No. 43 of Rog Minister Shen Chang-huan, who Roberta Ixickwood, Oeleete Le- • WE on’E GREEN STAMPS • view before the Soviet Foreign 5-cent Increase for Incentive work told the lOO-natiOn General As charg^ with operating a motor fluently as well as Spanish and the ers; Stanley Gwozdz, president of ers as of Oct. 1, a aimilar hike Oct. vernacular Bontoc dialect. tendre and Sue Hodge are in Windham Lodge No. 683 of Wil- "Shoe Repairing — Second to None!” Minister leaves for Moscow. He half sembly "appeasement is vary vehicle without a license. M d been attending U.N. sessions in 1, 1962, and still another on Oct. Mr. Chaokas attended the A ll charge o f properties, and. Penny limantic; and Anthony Kavolius of much in the air.” Ha did not man- over-crowding;. Albert Gauthier, New York. 1, 1963. South Windsor, breach of the Saints’ Mission school in Bontoc for Richter w ill head up the costume the international imion, all mem For Pro-NATO Aims tion Red China spedfioally, but Further U.S.-Soviet talks seem Improved medical, cost of living the first two grades and then trans committee, the question of seatinr Red China peace and intoxication. bers of the United Papermakers likely because, so far. Gromyko and night shift differential bene Bonds were forfeited in the fol ferred to a government school for Mary Bonham as house man and Paperworkers International HOUSE 8^. H ALE on the agenda for debate later Grades 3 to 7. He says he is proud has given Rusk mily a limited clar fits also are contained in the con in the current session. lowing cases: Thomas Ufie. Bosr ager will be k s^ ted by Lucille SHOE REPAIR SERVICE ification o f the Kremlin’s inten Blackpool, England, Oct. 4 (JP)— #munist wall dividing East and tract that covers about 600 Colt that his nickname is VAll Saints” USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI S-412S As in other recent assembly ton. Mass., speeding, $50; Joseph Vincek and Ben Shankman. Pro tions on Germany. BriUln’s Labor party today adopt West Berlin. He visited that city employes. Vogel, Islip, N. Y „ speeding, $50. because he was financially support- grams will be arranged by l^yHia only two weeks ago. sessions, all delegates o f the So- Rusk would still like to know ed a pro-NATO foreign policy -Viet bloc countries left the cham Hemingway. Ima Burgess is more precisely. what Soviet Pre which also called for prompt East- Brown presented a resolution ticket chairman, aasisted by Flo ONLY4MOREI>AYS# calling for the settlement ot the Killed by Truck ber during the speech o f the Cfiii- mier Khrushchev means, for in West negotiations on Berlin and nese Nationalist official. 1 Gay. and Arnold Thompson will stance, when he talks about guar the Immediate suspension of nu Berlin crisis on these lines; WoodburyiSiJet. 4 (A*)— Seventy- be In charge o f medee-up. . ONR CENT SALE • "The western powers should be year-old Helmer Swanson, resident In a general policy declaration, antees for western rights to West clear weapon tests. ^ en repeated Nationalist Cbi^’a Persons wishing bo help the Berlin after he signs a peace A policy statement backed by willing to recognize the present of a Southhury boarding house, production crew are requested to ARTHUR DRUG f was 'killed by a truck as he was promise to liberate the Chinese Rockville—>Mftnclieftteir 9 treaty with Communist East Ger moderate labor leader Hug^ eastern frontiers of Germany; attend the meeting tomorrow at could accepg.a moasure of de facto crossing Route 6 here last night. mainland "if the opportunity pre many. Gaitskell won approval from the sents itself.” ,8 p.m. at the East Side Rec, Diplomats said firm arrange party conference by a vote of 4,- recognition for the regime in East The driver of the truck was identi PUMPKIN fied as John W. Hoyt, 30, of South He said the very existence o f the Germany, and should propose an ments obviously would have to S26.000 to 1,756,000. Chlang Kai-shek government. on await the outcome' of the White The 1.226 conference delegates agreement on arms limitation in Britain. Central Europe including the exclu Cincinnati second baseman Don Blasingame loses his bat as he strikes out in first inning of opening Formosa "implies the eventual House meeting. But barring a cast ballots for the total member restoration of freedom to the aix ihore rapid advance than has tak ship o f the organizations they rep sion of nuclear weapons.” Top Pay Sought World Series game at Yankee Stadium today. Yankee catcher is Elston Howard, umpire is Bkl Runge of American League. (AP Photofax). \ hundred / million Chinese people en place so far, more exploratory resent. In eAhange the Soviet Union New Haven, Oct. 4 (JP)— Maxi and the Communiet Blast Germans now under the domination o f tha BAZAAR talks w ill be needed bdore the llie leaders demanded that the mum aaJaries, as authorized by the Communist regime.”^ should grant tmrestricted freedom RAIN OR SHINC PRESCRIPTIONS roepecta o f an East-West nego- United States and the Soviet Interstate Commerce Commission, Shen concluded his speech by aa- Stating conference can be gauged. Unlcm stop nuclear testing at once for the people o f W est Berlin and are sought by the three court-ap free accent to the city. TrappedBoy acting thqt the United Natlona ia These.r«ourcaB named the U.S. to prevent what they called "the pointed trustees of the New Haven "in danger of being. perverted to SATURDAY, OCT. 7 ambassador to Moscow, Uewellyn poisoning of humanity while the "The UnitfSd NaUone ahouM be Railroad. asaociaited with any aeVUement of serve the interest of powerful warr Tliompaoii, as one who might car world is still at peace.” Tho petitition in which the trus makers and international buUies.” 10, AAA. to 4:30 PAA. ry out continued p:iKliminaiy dis tha BerUn problem,” the resoluition Yanks Lead 1-0 Rescued from ’The conference adopted by a tees asked that their salaries be "Thera are delegatlona in this as Ml 9-9814 aussiena f o r the U.S.S. aide.side. They show o f hands a reaolution urging said. set at - the IOC authorized max- sembly," he said, "who are bent bn W E D ELIVER Brpwn daclarsd "The first prior- Boetd that U.S.-Soviet ambusa- aettlemeilt of tho Berlin problem imums was submitted to Federal atren^ening the Yorces of anril by AT COMMUNITY "Y" ify now is the acMevament of efr dortal level contact la alao poeal- on the basis o f western ^recogni Judge Robert P. Anderson yester addbm to United Nations member- NORTH MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ble at tha United Natiooa and in tion of the qpipmuniit East Ger feettv* and all Sround ittaanna- At End of 4th Georgia Cave day. ship thoee who are clearly net qual- WaahlBtton. man goveimiifea^ and tha Inaiaimt moht.” Sponsored By Women’s Fellowship PINE PHARMACY .Tha ICC..haa.4et, tb f .ffiaxinium Rising. Fawn, Osi., Oct. — 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADA518 eastern froati f o c . . a ^ Of Ilie Second Congregational Church from GeS: tnuria Norata^B||||a -salary for Harry W. Eferli^who Rescue workers. Inching their way (Oeattnoed on Page Twelve) North Atlantic Treaty OifBBIpi directs the line’s day-to-day opera New York, Oct. 4 (ff) — Elstonf, an the mound. Blasin- through a treacherous mountain e toesed out Ford. tlbtt eonkmander. NATO la buitdittg Un tions, at $30,000. The maximums Howard of the New York Yankee*^ cave, brought to the surface about N o runs, no hits, no errors, none •m ac(4liFR[|M|| to the city. on Pago Twelve) for tho two other trustees, Rich hit a home run to open the fourth dawn today an injured teen-aged left. n ils decision came after GUiit- ard Joyce Smith and William J. inning of . the first World Series boy who had been trapped over R u s S Fires ■kell said: Kirk, were set at $20,000 each. game with the Cincinnati Reds to REDS THIRD (0) night. Nkrumah JaOs "I would wrelcome having the ap day to give the Yankees a 1-0 edge. Boyer threw out Johnson. The youth, 15-year-oId Ronnie proaches to Berlin placed under The drive, about 320 feet, barely O’Toole was called out on strikes. Reese, did not appear to be in Giant N-Shot Red Spacenian Extended Forecast cleared the 4-foot barrier In the Blasingame also struck out for United Nations control.” Windsor Locks, Oct. 4 iJPi — serious condition from his ordeal. 43 Rivals As lower right field stands. No one Ford’s fourth strikeout,..... But loftwingers soorM a victory Tho U.S. Weather Bureau extend He was taken to a nearby hospital. In Atmosphere ovtr GaitskslI when the conference Seasick Diiling was on base. No runs, no hits, no 'errbia, none "We had to have an awful lot of ed forecast: lefL Need help in a hurry? approved a resolution calling for Temperatures in Connecticut, REDS FIRST (0) help from the man upstairs to get Death Plotters YANKEES THIRD (0) Washington, Oct. 4 (ff>--Ths,So the withdrawal of training fadU- Thursday through Monday, will Hall of famer Joe DlMaggio this boy out,” commented weary Richardson singled on a high tles fo r West Gmnan troops on 25-Hour Orbit average 2 to 5 degrees below nor threw out the first ball to open the Charles McGuire, chief of opera viet Union fired a big nuclear cc- hopper to deep short. Kubek Accra, Ghana, Oct. 4 (»V -F orty‘ British soil. The vote was 8,519,000 mal. A t this time normal mean 1961 World Series. tions o f the Civil Defense rescue plosion today, described by tb* to 2,733,000. Fords’ first' pitch was a called popped to Kasko behind third unit from Chattanooga, Tenn., Oiree men, including leading poli Washington, Oct. 4 (A>)—Soviet temperature at Hartford is 57 and Atomic Energy Oommiaston aa-^oa This setback for the party’s strike. Blasingame struck out, base. Maris struck out on a low about 30 miles northeast of this tical ' opponenta of president ranges from a usual daily high of leadership came after Gaitskell ex CSosmonaut Gherman Titov was losing his bat as he missed the pitch, and Richardson was dou remote, mountain section of the order of aavetal megafiona.” 69.to a low of 44. At New Haven, Kwame Nkrumah, were arrested plained that continued British somewhat seasick during most of third strike. Kasko looped a bled up. On an apparent hit and Georgia. A megatlon is the equtvalent ot the normal range is from 67 to 47, last night on charges of plotting membership in N A TO involved the his 25-hours in orbit around the single to left. Pinson cashed Maris run, Richardson started for sec Reese fell into a crevasse in the one mllUon ttms of TNT. and at Bridgeport, from 67 to 48. This was the ITth atomic ex- S to assasainato him. aecmtance of West German troops ,rtb, Russian scientists reported back to deep center for his long ond, but headed back to first cave shortly after daik jresterday on BrJIUsh soil. Cool Thursday, milder FY-iday drive. Robinson struck out swing when Johnson fired to Kasko, while he, his brother Byron and plosion by the Soviets *|tBc# they Among them were Dr. Josei^ today. resumed testing Sept 1. fwnqiMhii. opposition candidate in The leftwingers also pushed They said preliminary indica ing. whose throw to Coleman cut down two other teen-age boys were ex (Oentbiaed on Page Six) The explostons have ranged in ! G h im 'i;J I^ presidential election; tlirough a reaolution demanding tions were that the nausea was N o runs, one hit, no errors, one Richardson. ploring the cave near the top of N o runs, one hit, no errors, none Fox Mountain. several nzes- gder Joseph Appiah, the withdrawal of American Po the result of extended weightless left. One on Sept. 14 was alao de aon-in^la'W d t ih o late Sir Stafford laris submarines from their base ness.' Y.ANKXXS FIRST (0) left. He was trapped on a ledge 50 REDS FOURTH (O) fe e t' below the cave’s main floor scribed by the AXC aa ot several Cripps, once chancellor of the in Holy Loch near Glasgow, This In a paper prepared for presen Richardson Unqd O’Toole’s megatons. British Exchequer, and former So vote was 3,611,000 to 2,739,000. tation to the International Astro- Kubek threw out Kasko. Pinson about 10 hours before rescue work St Manchester fourth pitch into centerfield for a In response to a question, an ers managed 'to bring him up. Then cial Welfare hfinlster Patrick The leadership policy, to form nautic Federation, O. G. Gazenko single. Kubek walked on four bounced out, Richardson to Skow AEC official said that today's ahot News Tidbits it look another grueling two Quaidoo, ousted from Nkrumah’s the basis for the Labor party’s op and V. J. 'Yazdovsky of the USSR pitches. O’Toole’s first pitch to ron. Robinson struck out for the was not necessarily (he largest yet 2 XXTXBICINATOR? CONTRACTOR ^ cabinet last May. position to Prime Minister Mac Academ.v of Sciences' noted that from the A P Wires Maris was called a ball and Cincin second time, missing a high out hours to reach the cave exit, about fired by the Russians. Three members of parliament millan’s Consen’atlve majority in neither U.S. Astronaut Alan Shep nati manager Fred Hutchinson side fast ball- half a mile away. The detonation took place in the Policemen’s and seven women were also ar the coming session o f parliament, ard, who spent five minutes under trotted out to the mound to talk No runs, no hits, no errors, none The boy’s father was at the Arctic region in the vicinity of rested, the .latter on unspecified was presented by George Brown. conditions of weightlessness, nor Commulnlst guerrilla raids into to his pitchfir. left. cave when they brought his. son Novaya ^mlya. - charges. Brown welcomed wdiat he de Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, South Viet Nam have exploded in Maris popped weakly to Kasko I was 'fired in the atmosphere. ’Hie roundup brought to about scribed aa the changed attitude on who endured zero gravity (or more to real war that is killing 1,500 in short left, the runners holding (Cohttniied on Page Tw elve) (Oontlnned on Page Twenty-fonr) 170 the number of persons held foreign affairs ot President Ken than an hour, noted any com persons every month, State De their bases. Howard fliet' to Pin imder Ghana’s Preventative De nedy’s administration. He claimed parable disturbances. son in left center, the runners tention Act, which permits intern- partment in Washington reports. the U.S. government "now is pro One of the m edical. questions . . President Kennedy greets holding. Skowron walked, filling 3rd ANNUAL tngV'poUtlcal undesirables” up to posing in the councils of the world raised, by the prospect of space Lt. Gen. Ferick Ibrahim Abboud, the bases. Berra swung at a 3-2 five years without trial. policies which the Labor party has travel has been" whether the hu pitch and raised a soft pop-up to Bulletins A government statement said Prime Minister o f neutral Sudan, Knight Promises Proof been urging for some time.” ■ ' man system could endure long on his arrival for S-day State Blasingame on the edge o f the out The 1,226 delegates cheered periods -without the familiar ef field grass. Colled from AP Wires (Oontfamed an Pago Fifteen) visit. . .Four inches of snow Brown's denunciation of the Oom- fects of gra-vlty. falls overnight on summit of N o runs, one hit, no errors, 2 TTie paper said .Titov retained Whiteface Mountain in northern three left. Of Job Offer by Nixon "A sufficient level of working ca New York. RXaiS SECOND (0) BATBCBN SEUOU8I.T OX pacities” at all timea and his prin Tax, Oct 4 (8>) — Republican Plans Appeal Hollywood says motion picture The lights -were turned on as the PLVMBXRT cipal bodily fimctions were not Reds came to bat for the second. Loa Angeles, Oct. 4 (VP)— Good-<^tive secretary and director of mo- Ibnae Speaker Sam Boyhara M- LOCKSMITH? harmfully affected. -However, It industry, stepping up its five-year 'malned on toe ^serioo^ Ust $o> BALL csimpaign to-allow treatment of Boyer threw out Post. Boyer win J. (Goodie) Knight staked hie tor vehicles, previously said ^ cortinued, he felt during weight dropped to his knees, making a heard a telephone conversatiopAn day at Baylor ho^U al, find hi* lessness unpleasant sensations as more controversial subjects in bid for a political comeback on doctors hope to know tomorrow films, .has changed Its produrtton brilliant stop o f FYeese’s hard promised proof today that Rich which the supposed off^-^w as ^ame sociated with the ear chamber. smaidi, and recovered in time to made. / Just bow s^ o o B hi* eoadtHea Is. Balance is regulated in the inner code to permit subject of sex dev-l- ard M. Nixon tried to lure him out A team beaded by Dr. BMiMt F. atipn on screen. .. .TTilrty per throw luim out. Ooleman bounced of theJRapublican race for gover Mason said he was i-visitin{ ear...... Knight in a Sa^ntoento hold Short, prmnlnent DaDpa so** sons Injured, none seripusly, when back to the mound and a-as tossed nor. These sensations became out by' Ford. -' room Sept. 8 ymon the former goon, startedBtai a sofiea o ff stronger and stronger during the foim-car elevated passenger train The 64-year-old foriner- gover Baybum ; r. Tbegr said It 'or Candidate N o runs, no hits, no errors, none nor soheduled/a news conference governor motioned him and an SAT., OCT. 14tb flight, especially when Titov turn crashes into rear o f four-car work other person to listen in. would be before left. ed his head sharply or w rs observ trsdn on south side of Chicago.. for today and said he would dis YANKEES SECOND (0) He sakT he heard -the caller of they knew anytotaS defialto. ing swiftly moving objects. Seven boys, ages' 8 to 11, flee close the -Who, what and -where to Lopez filed to Poet in front of fer Knight- “ any Job in the s ta te - n ie y declined to cnmm**t on a Meriden, Oct. 4 (P) — Howard4would be to the registrars ot vot For some time after Titov woke frmn Conummlst China by swim back up his charge. the right field wall. Boyer pop chief Justice or anything you want rep^ from one of Bayhnn^s X. Houston, the Republican candi ers. I f unsuccessful. Houston would rirom his nap, during the flight,, ming acrosh narrow but closely Knight, who has cUudied with STATE ARMORY then ai^ieAl to the Board o f Admis- ped to Freese who made the catch —if you won’t nm against Dick” aide* that an oxploratery epetei- date for mayor, plana to appeal the phenomena decreased, but guaiked Duck Channel, separating Nixon before, alleged that a Nix tion may bo perfotmed, the removal of his name from the aions o f Electors. Another rejection China mainland from Macao. on emissary offered Wm anything in the Rephbllcan primary next they did not disappear until he be- June. MANCHESTER list of registered voters in Meri would leave the courta as the final Abandoned mines in Adiron- in the state If he wouldn’t oppose course o f appeal. Knight timed his charge for last MAH, BAGS BUBMIED den. (Conknuod on Page Twenty) dacks could provide fallout shel the former trice IVeaddent’s candi Treatoo. NJT., Oct. 4 (•>--F lf* The removal order yesterday Houston said he ia prepared to ters for cattlp in event of atomic Frances Turns Thursday, the day after Nixon an XLXOTRICIAN? RUO OLXANXRT dacy for governor. nounced he would seek the gov- bamed satohels of m*8 i*,* PROM 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. from the city’s registrars voters appeal up to the couMs level if attack. Dr. Charles E. Fletcher, Nixon denied i t He aaid he’s neceasa^’. president of New York State emorsliip in 1962. Nixon promptly cargo of 780 to. S80 boga In a eould block Houston’s hopes for wilUxig to swoar on the Bible that termed the statement ridiculous. FbUadelplila to Now Havwa the mayoralty. . UntU'last July, Houston’s address Soviet Expert Hints Veterinary Medical Society says To Hurricane he had nothing to do with any at on the voting list was the Home at Saranac Lake. . .Senate sub "Why would I be sending emis shipment oa too Fonmidvaala Tha registrars ruled that Hous tem pt-to keep Knight from run saries to Mr. Knight,” he asked, For the Aged (the Bradley Home) committee critlclzee "delays and BaUroad today, n w boxcar waa Dancing To ton la ineligible to vote in Meriden. Space Spectacular Miami, F7a., OcL 4 (P)—^Tropical ning for the Job. Knight held from “ when I myself had not made in Meriden, of which he is former defleleneles" in production o f M14 at toe head of toe l» « a r axprasa They said Houston resides on the storm Frances became a hurricane 1953 through 1958. final decision on ray candidacy superintendent. Automatic Rifle, according to re that stopped at toe Clinton Middletown side of the boundary London, OcL 4 (P)—A Soviet today. TTie Miami Weather Bureau Knight announced his candidacy until Just the night b^ore I made Street stotton In Trenton. Tkn Houston, Just before running for port releaeed in Washington. . . reported it had 75 mile per hour for re-election in 1957, then with line between the two cites. - his third term, built a new home on rocket expert hinted today the my announcement?” tmin wna delayed n atomtae Houston contends he is a Meri Philippines Health Secretary Elpi- winds. It was 560 miles east of drew after Nixon and other state his property that lies in Meriden, USSR is about to bring off a spec Knight called his news con while toe burning ear wns aet oB F in d the PAUL LAN GERMAN'S dio Valencia says his deptulment Miami, moving north-northwrest. , party leaders threw their pirn-pri den voter. He served u Meriden Midffietown and Middlefield. ThU tacular new space launching. ference in newly-opened campaign on n tildtng nnS the ero *e*e o m * mayor for two terms, from 1948 to is checking poeolblllty cholera Bkances offers no threat to the mary support to then Sen. 'Wil is the home that became the sub Dr. Vladimir Dobronravov said haa reached Phlllppliies from headquarters on the' second floor tlaned to New T«pk.' 1952. He failed in his bid for re- ject of controversy. on Moscow radio current tests of U.S. mainland, the bufeau said. liam F. Knowland, who lost to of a Wilshlre Boulevard building. O 0 , Borneo and Hong Kong. The hurricane was moving at 13 I>emocrat Eldmund G. (F a t) fO' d o ORCHESTRA I election to a third term. Tho property fronts on Preston “ new and more powerful multi Aliyu Y. Blda, M, Nigerian Diplo Three walls of an outer office FOBD v »u a ' fast help miles an hour. Brown. In 1956, Knight for a time In this year’s primary election, Avenue, which is in Meriden but stage rockets for the launching of mat traveling to New York with are lined with hundreds of pic Detndt.' Get. 4 It .was 620 miles southwest of fought Nixon’s renominatlon for YELLOW he won the GOP mayoralty nomi the actual houae is not. However, objects into space are goin$;' off hla family, was refused table serv tures of Knight, aa a student, Auto Workers ^ Bermuda. The center was near nation over Mayor John D. Ivers. Houston haa moved into a farm very succesafuUy.” ice at restaurant on U.S, 40 north -vice president. judge, lieutenant governor w d Beotbur met trifb- te w J M d mp/ DONATION $7.50 PER COUPU latitude 24.9 north, longitude 71.1 J. Howard Eldgertoa, prealdent you need in the... Local statutes require that a house on the same property which He added that th e final stages east ot Baltimore, he says, but governor. One photo shows the tor Co. eondldate fo r office must be a is entirely In Meriden. o f these rockets have landed on later received service at a second west. o f a Los Angeles Savings and husky Knight and an even l o a d effort to Merdlen resident and elector. Houston, state wedfare commis targets in the Pacific, up to 7,500 restaurant .... An advanced A2 Peak winds blew over a- small Loan Aasociation and a former er ISarl Warren in swimming men* o f n PAGES . Should Houston fail in all ava- sioner during the Repoblican ad miles from the launching points, model Polaris Mlsaile scoote more area near the center. Gales exteeE- Kidght campaign, finance chair trunks * t a beach. A Dwight O. down IMl.'.' BUes o f Appeal, his name would be ministration of former. Gov.- John with "striking accuracy,” than L5M mllea after successful ed outward up to 175 miles. s man, said be wouldn’t be surprised Eisenhower picture is. auto W here praetleally everyone flndjf ptacfifally^jeverythiifg withdrawn from the list o f Re Lodge, says he mAintAlns homes in "Thus, it msy be supposed that shipboard launching that paves FYanoes was expected to con if Kidght named him as the sup graphed "with warm regard* and RESERVATIONS MUST IE IN high esteem.” publican candidates fo r office. The New York and Massachusetts, in in the near future the whole world way for initial firings trom sub- tinue its north-northwesterly posed emissary. her The wall exhibit also ’ include* Putade. Middle TwbplEe W. and iY OCTOIER II^A LL OOP Town Committee would have addition to Meriden will witness new and most inter marine, Cape Canaveral officials movement with some increase in Edgerton told newsmen, how to select A replAcement fo r Hous He returned to this city last year esting achievements by the Soviet say . ... Two more death sentences size and intensity during the next ever. "I have never been an emis five poems written by hi* Mwohd wife, 'Virginia, 4^ whom to* _ R OpaD Monday, Taeaday, 10 AJl. to ton. after having served aeveral yean people In the oonquest of inter demanded as government puts 12 hours, noon advisory said. sary of Dick Nixon on any matter AAL to 6 PAL Mi 9-2950 or Ml 3^131 . . . The rigistered list ot v o to s wiU in a federal post with the Jntema- planetary a$>aoa,” he aaid. more Cubans on trial op charges o(. X.moro northerly oourse -wtth a in my entire life.” governor married til 1988 follow^ K* '"'j-iiji ' iHday, • AJL to 9 PAL b e l t e d O c t 7. . ^ tional OooperatioB AffinlnlatratioB fluting Fidel Castro fegime, Ha- Paul Maaon, Sacramento at IAm first appsAl by Xm istM lalnffia.j « ea P a g * TM*Blgr-tsiw) -rana radio says. < (dsattnoed « i T eg e Xwofiy-lMr) torney who waa Knlght’a leglsla- (Cbattonad 1
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ditorium at UOonn Saturday, Oct stable Mctvlay his total votes nass It communicated apparently and seek with astronomers, who planets by combtntng the locations BoltoH raceivad on both the DonMontlc 14. lowered or. controlled the aggres wont to label the myriad objMts of of many prsvious sighnngs. Pianist Grant Johahneaen will aitf the third patty tiokrttv, Science sive behavior.. Th# story appeared the sky. ■ * p ^ o n m tonight at 8:80 in the Ciil de sac Suggested Dupre, who had been a special to have aroused the affiliation Only,some 1,660 of the minor Tin Cans far Bfmos Economied Rupdn up ____ Like It Hartt College of Music auditorium Selectmen Set oonrtable, waa defeated ttien- needs of the children. planets are known well enough to Byringe-liks canned food contain- Broad St., Hartford. fore. Pzt>f. Jesse E. Gordon said he have been numbered or named, srs to feed space i^ots have bean RcnKo, TV, fluviOi JUDITH AHEARN RObbina recommended that Du At Work nmtes to study violence, sex, re-, says the magozin^f “ Sky and Tele He w ill perform in a aelo pro designed by Continental Can Co. For Bryan Subdivision iigion and other story themes on FhoNogroFli AppM eKW gram that wrlll include Beethoven's DON'T BE HA8TY pre be appointed, a apeoial can- scope.” Yet thousands- of the as A piston will push the food out Norlli dealer Appointments By THE ASBOOIA'TBD PRESS radio and television and their ef teroids- have been found at least "Sonata. Op. 31. No. 8 in E Flat," IN DBAWINO TBUMFS staUe tor a slx-mohUi term oinoe of the can and Into the astronauts ' H m University of Connecticut theater de* A auggaatkm to mAke-' a tem Both sides^vuInsraUs he would be, needed for work at What the surface at the moon fect on children. once, only to disappear again. mouth. Otherwise, undOr weight Franck’a "Prelude, Choral and . B y Alfred Bheteowld N O in H The selectmen, including the new pirtment has chosen Richard Sheridan’s Fugv.e.” Schumann’s "Forest porary cul de me, or 'dead end,' of the drive-in theater at Bolton is made of, ispesdy flashes from Now some 2,800 of these unnam less conditions, the space pilot Potterton's HEALTH CAPSULES 'Vi^en a hand looks difficult don t 6 -7 3 Democratic member. Dr. Bernard Of Minor Planets m Scenes, Op. 82,” Faure's "Valse Notch., Selectmen voted to make ed minor planets have been listed would have titnible getting the food Phone M I 9-4687 *T!1 Rivals” as the opening production of by Mkhsel A. i^ttl, MJ). | the Btmet which wlU oomwot the be ill a hurry to draw trumps. K 8 7 5 2 Your nerves and the importance Great numbers of minor planets by the Cincinnati Observatory—and Caprice, Op. 37, No. 3,” Francis J. Sheridan, made several appoint the opipointment and to pay for out of, the can—and food that es 189 Center St.—Cor. of OU«n* tiik 1961*62 seaaPn Tuesday. Nov. 7, at 8 Manchester and South Windsor Think before you act. 0 K Q of children's stories are subjects called asteroids circle the sun. And it is a help for astronomers who caped would float about the space Poulenc's ’Thiee Ancient Dances" IF A child has been immu>^ West opened the jack of clubs, 6 Q ^ 3 2 ments at their meeting last night bonding Dupre as they had done e.io. T iw Second production w ill portiMM o f the proposed Bryan for the other oonstables. they play a ghostly game of hide now can cadculate orbits for these I cabin. TauMssse WUlUms’ "A Streetcar and RousselTs "Bouree, Op. 14. NIZCP AGAINST WHOOPING and South won with the ace. His WEST EAST Aldo PeiMe was reappointed to a for science at work: at the Oval Theater In Farming Selectman Peace was asked to Ksaied Dealre,” to be performed His recital is being presented in COUGH. IS IT SAFE FOR HIM Fsim housing subdivision was first step was to draw three rounds 6 K 10 8 5 2 6 Q ’ 4 ton, and Mrs. Bonham rec^ved ene-year term as cuatodihn of the obtain esUmatea on repairs to one Deo. S to S. the public intetrest and there will TO PLAV WITH SOMEONE made last lUght to the board of of trumps. ^ 3 V 10 9 ■« Ifee Lunar Beach hers for her part in ‘'Time o rth e town-owned property on Brandy of the town trucks. Stephen VincMt Benet'a "JOhn be no charge for admission. WHO HAS IT l Declarer then cashed dummy s 0 10 9 6 2 0 I 7^3 The moon may be covered by a Cuckoo" at the Oval. dlreotoni. As a result of a conference with Brown’s Body" is the third pro top diamonds, got to his hand vyltb ♦ J10 9 St. Selectman CSiarles Robbins ex- very thin layer of something like The Manchester Uttle Theater The directota didn’t get around a representative o f the State duction. to be presented in the the ace o f spades, diaesrded dum SOUTH lained that Pesce has the use of sand, say radio astronomers from will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in to making a decision on the pro Fine Alts Center 'Theater rather my’s remaining spade on U^e ace 6 A J 4 X SIS former Swanson farm in return Highway Department, reflectors the U.S. Naval Research Labora the East Side Rec. «> posal. but WiU take it up at the ^ ED TILL, BUYER than the Harriet Jorgensen Thea of diaminds, and led a club toward VAQI4 for keeping the brush down on the have been installed at the intersec tory. Bob Steele .idjoumed meeting Monday at 3 tion of Bolton Center Rd. and Ha- AT ter, like the first two plays. dummy’s queen. G A 8 5 4 land and generally taking care of In fact radio signals picked up f RECOMMENDS... Bob Steele, sports editor of p.m. In the heormg room of the ♦ A4 bron Rd., and signs indicating a from the moon Indicate the satel K v itits Took Homeward, Angel," from South huffed and puffed, but he w n C -T V and W TIC radio, who MunidpeU BuikUng. sharp rnuwe have beeq plaoed IlMBnaa WoIfTs novel, will be pro couldn’t make the slam. Dummy North East Soufli West Mrs. Shirley Riley was reap lite has several distinct layers of has alao been entrusted with wrak- QuotattoAs Pwiatshed by Atty. William FitsGerald, 27 duced March S through 10, and had three losing clubs and South Put Pass 1 (7 Pass pointed clerk of the board of select there. different materials. Ing up a lot of people, celebrated Concord Rd„ speaking for himself men. Salary Increased “Oklalioma'’ will be the final pro Coofini A MMdh'brook. lae. had only one trump to hold the 3 ^ Pass 6 ^ All Paw District Officer The first sand-like layer may be his 25th anniversary with the sta Baak (Mocks and his neighbors on Baldwin Rd., duction March SO to April 7. fort. If you want to consider Opening lead — 6 I The board plans to seek' appll- A t a special selectmen's meet only about a fifth of an inch deep tion Sunday. ^ Bid Asktd suggested’that if .the directors ap -Arne Gustafson of Manchester In addition to the live drama, a South’s losers, besides, the losing cants for the post of custodian of ing on Sept 28, it was voted to 6n the average. Below this may THESE EXCEPTIONAL BUYS Book of the Month I prove the housing subdivision, that was elected district master of Ckm- aeries o f movies will be sponsored I'nnn. Bank and Trust club he had two low spades and a the (Community Hall since Donald increase the salary of the reg be an inch or, so of another ma “An American Ufe,” a biography Co...... 584 624 monds and ruffs out dummy’s last by the theater department. they hold in abeyance a desicion low diamond. Dummy had only Massey has indicated that he wish istrars of voters from 876 to 8100 necticut's District 1 lodge, Vasa terial which has high electrical of Sinclair Lewis by Mark Schorer, Huriturd National club. Declarer cashes the ace of “ Pal Joey" will be shown Dec. on the connecting street. two trumps and' could take care of es to be relieved of the duties due per year. Order of -America, at its recent conductivity. Below this may be is this month's selection of the Bank and Trust Co. 564 694 diamonds to discard dummy's lost to other business. « 10, “ The Prince o f Players" Jan. 9, Await State Flans only two of these three cards. Selectmen directed a letter be convention in Bridgeport. an inch or so of another material Book o f the Month Club. The biog l
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The.annual picnic of tha com mittee men of Boy Scout Troop 47 was held last Sunday at the club house of the Manchester Rod and Gun Club in Coventry. Thirty-two men attended. Members, pitched horse-shoes, played touch footbaU and were served a steak dinner. Following the dinner, a commit
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Fram 1J5 fo 1.9S - J . . 1 iTTIll , .1' - -V.»» !•'< ,4 ; r'jf' slVl' ,HANCH i £O TBB EVKMINO HB9ALD, HANUUfieil'tm, CONN. WEDNESDAY.tOCTOBER 4 1 9 «1 F A O B S B V B N MANCHESTER BVENlNa HERALD, MANGHESTBB» COMM,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '4, 1961 Hal Boyle wlvaa uas to fool their bnibaads— tba avastva sasw ar. Am arioan Xn- ' '’'’‘"A '^ 0 te N e w 8 dlatts tradHlonally dialikM batng ff you value the way you hok^ aakad- dlract quaatloaa. W ivas It’s Easy for Wives d on 't m ind tU a a t aU. Thay faal oonfldsnt thay can parry any hus band’s query. Exam ple:, To Fool Husbands BtuSband: T il bat that naw bat emit aU o f 215." W lfo: "Silly, it’a a real baigain, M d tetunl^. and aool New York W —BvSryone knows to Parts you probably eoiudn’t Mndagr and Monday. et. fool their husbands art (1) to It la SU but Impossible today for si, act dumb, and (2) to say ons thlni; thuch It for twice that” Pwclpttatton may total ovar H husband to fool Ms wife. to them when they mean some The husband grunts, b s lf- Sni^ occuilac aa acattoiad tfiow- But how about wives fooling thing else. plsased. W bat he hasn’t found out «ra about Saturday and early Bun* husbands ? Example of the fint way: however,! la what Ms wife really day, and rain about Monday. On the evidence, it's getting Husband (going over chock paid for the bat-285. easier for them all the time. stubs): "Here’s one you wrote for I Bebcwe«>‘ 5 Jfurora Nmmed "No woman can pull the wool 2160. It looks like it says, "Fram- over my eyes,” brags many a hus mis Ogleserack.’ What in the w o r ld ■ « -K. Wataifmiy. Oct 4 m — Sevan band. Such men are pitiful ex was that for?" Omar Shrine Club tarora zanu^Md to ba picked to amples of self-delusion. Wlfo (innocently): "Oh, dear, day far tba trial of four Gheablra Usually a woman pulled the you know 1. can't read my own Will Fete Ladies zefoimatory tnmatea accused of wool over their eyes so long ago handwriting, hut I know It was taklac p ^ in the ^uly 25 fracas they haye become used to It. They for something terribly important" ' Omar Shrine Club will sponsor a at tba uistitutiQn. ha.ve forgotten what a clear view Actually, what she did write ladlea night dlnner-dsnce program The trial got under way yester Is like. down waa "Frsmmis Ogleserackt" Oot 21 at Manchester Country day arttb tba aelectiMi of five of Civilization tics husbands In To her it stands for 2150 for 10 the Jurors. i knots. It merely gives wives more charm school lesstfns to loso weight Club. A oocktall hour with piano Tte.four on trial are Anthony lose threads to knit to their own and improve her personality. But music by Sam Smith will b e ^ at YOU’LL Sata. 17. Bridgeport; John r . purpose. she knows that if she told her 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:20 Mooia, 12. and Michael Weisser, husband she spent the money for and dancing from 9 to 1. "a man is kept so busy trying to Music for dancing will be provid SO, both of New Haven; and Pat fool his boss he doesn't have the this vital purpose, he’d g o through rick Sano, 21. Strafford. All have the veiling—thus creating an un ed by the Vagabonds. Gifts will be time to fool his wife, and attempts provided for women guests. The pleaded Innocent to any role in It only in what he regards as necessary repair bill. JOSEPH P. MOn tte disturbance. deadline for reservations la O ct 14. F n is i d t n t emergencies. As a result he usual ExamM* <» the second way: Bud Brown Is chairman. ynne other tnmatea have pleaded ly fails. Wife: “Dear, you’re looking a Mosaic tile depicts Lutheran seal at Concordia Church LOVE guil^ to taking part In the July But fotoling a husband la both bit shabby, and you really can’t af n Incident, and are due to be sen' a game and a duty to a wlfa She ford to in your businesa Promise V.S. Aid PuhlidMed teneed next Tueoday.' regards it as a marital necessity, the you'll buy yourself a new suit for ahe feels it she doesn't keep today." Accra, Gh^aa — United States L efko Indicted him fooled she can’t keep him Husband (fiattsrsd by her in- technicians working in northern Concordia Dedicates happy. tarest tn Ms appearance): "Guess CHiana since 1957 have helped build Kew London, O ct 4 (fl>)—George As a kitten endlessly pracUees you’re right at that Z will." 60 dams and 850 miles of aeeeas J. Lafko, 26-yaar-otd Coast hunting while playing, so a wife Here what the wife really meant and market roads, clear 10,000 YOUR Ouardaman, vraa under grand Jury daily practices fooling her husband wam 't "You look shabby,” but ‘T aerss o f land, plant*^OQ,000 trees, Indictment today on a second de New Church Sunday in small ways to develop her fael Shabby.” As soon as he buys and establish a tree nurssry. Tkeir gree murder charge in the death talent in what ahe regards as an one new suit shell buy two new work was recently described In a o f Mrs. Gladys Choulnard. dresses. mass-circulation CHianalan news bOnutes after the indictment essential feminine art. “P^ce be to this House, and to all who enter here, in the The claasle ways by which wom- There ia a th ird w ay m oat paper. sras returned yesterday, Lefko Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.” meaded innocent before Superior Onnt Judge Frank Covelio. These words will mark the dedication of the new house of MOTT STORE ^ e Judge set Oct 10 as the worship and Church School of Concordia Lutheran Church date for Lefko to decide sdiether on Pitkm St. The aervlce of dedl'V ’ ... — he wants a trial by Jury or by catlm wlU take place Sunday at singing tbs byma, "Come, H oly 10:20 a m . Ghoet, Oiir Souls inspire.” There panel qiont the entire day Delivers Dedioatoty will follow the Messing, and dedi ht wei^iing evldeaoe in the case, PMtkdpaiUa In the aervioa will cation of ths altar, pulpit and and notlfled Judge Covelio that it be the Rerv. D r. A lfred B eck, p n a - baptistry. Befora Dr. Beck's ser was unable to retnm a true bill Iderit of the New Yack and New ARTHURS mon, the congregation will sing charging Lefko with first degree Ehigland Synod of the liutheran ths hymn, "Faith of Our Fsth- m urder. Church, who wtU also ddtver the THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ers.” • Mis. Choulnard, Sl-year-old dedicatory esrmon; the Rev. Stan mother of seven, was aialn Sept 14 ley KnuU, of New Blitain, dean After an ahthsm by the choirs, 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. In her home, 27 Flint S t, Fequon- of the New Shgland ooitferenoe of "How Lovely Is H ty Dwelling nock Bridge. A. coroner's finding the Lutheran Church; the Rev. C. Place," by Brahms, Pastor Kaiser said ahe died of multiple stab Henxy Anderson, paator of Bhnan- WiU deUver the benediction, t II MOTTS I • ’ SUPER MARKETS SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE Buy Meats WHh Confidence,,, NEW! GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL SALE f(n THB MOTT TGNMEA-TMM LANL GUAfUNTeBS YOUR Thursday thru Saturday SERVING KUCIOUSLY TENDER, PGRFBCTLY AGED MEAT. TRfPU TRIMMED P M EXTRA VALUE. BERI-ANN WHITE MOTTS "TENDERhTMM” ENRICHED BONELESS CHUCK ROAST > 5 9 ' By Far,,, MOTTS "TiNDfilUTRMr' Your Best DOJCIOUS Bread Buy LONDON BROIL TASTE TREAT lb 8 9 MOTTS RfiGULAR TOP QUALITY EX TR A *^ GROUND BEEF LEAN, FRESH 2 i 8 9 200 WAYBEST CHICKEN 53c l,. 43c U. S. NO. 1 MEALY GOOD COOKERS S&H STAMPS WITH FURCHASE OF $10 TO $» HYGRADE SKINLESS FRANKFURTS 49c Conpon Good Oct. 6 thru Oct. T, 1861. lim it One Coupon to a family. Adults Only. Get Regular^.^ Stamps too. State La w : Beer and Fair waded Items Ex HYGRADE COLD CUTS 99c cluded from Offer. Why Pay Mora for Dairy Food? OLD FASHIONED POTATOES 25 l / FREE! TUB BUTTER u. 69c Your Choieo of G ohl Carton FANCY FINK MEAT f SEALTBST COTTAGE Service Deli Department CHEESE SLICED PASnJU M .... .T^T V3 lb. 45e CALIF. CANTALOUPES 2*“ 49s OR FRIED HADDOCK ...... lb. 59e TOKAY GRAPES BAR-B-Q CHICKEN...... ib. 59e SEALTBST SOUR CREAM HANDPICKED FANCY with purchcMO o f 1-lb. carton SOO EXTRA ^ . Why Pay More for Sea Food? SEALTBST COTTAGE LARGE McIn to sh a p p les 3*"29c HADDOCK RLier, Pan Rnody . R>. 29c CLUSTERS AT BEGULAB PRICE SMELTS, Fancy No. 1 ...... ib. 2 ^ S&H STAMPS' 2i33 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF _ WITH PURCHASE OF $20 OR MORE HOUSE PLANTS AT LOWEST PRICES Coupon Good O ct S thru O ct 7, 1961. Limit One Coupon \ to a family. Adulta Only. Get Regular^^ Stamp* too. /ABM YOU BET A ^RAINGHECK” State Law: Cigarette*, Beer and Fair waded .Item* Ex- M eluded from Offer. FREE ! In the event because of unforeseen conditions, why pay m ore? Mott's runs out of any advertised Items, you can receive a “ RAIN CHECK” entitling you # to the product on yoiir next regular visit to ^5lb.BAGlL «Arm the store. Maxwefl Houso, Bnochmit 1 LB. Velveeta n . or Chaso & Sonbem CAN c a v e o v e r o u r e v e r y d a y FROZEN FOOD BUYS! c u ^ D 1 COrrEE 65 IWC IXnVPRICEl M wUwiPGK Ji SAVE38eDUNCASAVE 38c DUNCAN HINES C COMPLETE DINNERS WITH FDROHAflE OF ANT 0 Cheese BANQUET or MORTON’S lO Turkey, CSilcken, Beef, Ham, KAnONAL BBAND ICE CREAM Sallebory Steak, Haddock. SAVE 3c CAMPBELL'S 3 i » l LIGHT BULBS VARIETIES f l a v o r s AT BEOVLAR PRICE CAKE M R BANQUET OR MORTON’S HALF GAL. J U F A T P I F C Chicken,lUc Beef, ^ € | 385' 4 9 I V I K /A i I r i E 9 or’Turkeyor ’Turkey O For ^ * SAVB 10c CAN TOMATO SOUP SHENANDOAH IVi-LB. 10 CORNISH HENS Each GIANT " B i l l The Milk That Made Conn. History SAVE 20c MAXWELL HOUSE NO LIMIT-NO COUPONS NEEDED HERSHEY BARS SHOP-RITE Orange Juice 6 G ot hundrt public Interaat In an Ideal func trlcity to knock down a horse, atun 935 MAIN STREET-TEL. Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAY! iUmrIrPBtpr tioning, It should deflna that pub a mail or drive a small motor. Aged-Health Plan A TiHkiight for ToiUur Giampagne Use hy the • O N LY3 MORf DiAYS# lic Interest as bavinj. two parts, Q-^What section of tbe country CtiPttiiiQ Ifprald 8 Coste $20,000,000 OeoncO o f tihofchea On l^ p s Rooted , ONE CDewrr SALE' • one the continued hea'th and fi and A . showed the smallest numerical AtmuiIR DRUG # nancial vitality of the, publjc utili population increase in the last Olympia, Wash. — Washington's In Superstition The spiritual birth Is predicated BBockville Itfanrheetw # ■ V ' • nw*n 9 tt» t ties, the other the protection of Urn census? ——— ^ A —The Northeast. 20-year*old health-care program upon genuine repentance. "Godly the consumer against rates which Q—Which is th« oldest cidlege of for the aged coven about' 48,000 sorrow Worketh repentance to sal Rotne — The time-beared cere^ WALTER R rBROtW N civil engineering in the ElngUsh- vation not to be repented of; hut PubUsbpn are in. any way too hiuidsome, or - Q—Ho\y far back have gene- penoionen at a cost of $20,000jD0O mony of tweaking a bottle of Found »<1 October 1. u n speaking world? the sorrow of the world worketh Three generations of the Watkins family against ' rates which have their ologiata traced George Wai&ing- champagne aepoM a ship's bow dur A—It is believed to be Benseelaer a year. Forty per cent of them are death.” —H Cbrinthians 7:10. Publlabed Bvery k^ronlnc EitccM technical Justification only in com ton’s ancestry? ing launching is rooted in super Polytechnic Institute founded in A —Hla family haa been traced over age 80 and one In six la ih a Real repentance involves renun Sundara and HolMaya Entered at Im pany set-up^C pl^ctices, or expen 1824 at Troy, N. Y. Pool Oftlca at Hancbaater Conn, aa back to the end o f the 12th cen nursing home. ciation of ain—the practice of sin. stition. PHOTO WORK tecdnid Claaa ItaU Matter. ditures which cannot really ..be tury. None o f the recipients have more It is not enough to repent simply Ronian and Oreak flaharmen used because one is apprdiended in nls considered truly legitimate or Q—What became of Lepn Trot- than $200 in eavings or a maxi t » leave a portion o f their catch on (1) Copy aad ealarglng SUBSCRIPTION RATES *ky? mum o f $500 in cash plus life-in oCfansea, alna, transgreMioaa. or have served three generations of Payable In Advaoco truly necessary. Q— What county established the the beach as a peace offering, and <8) Paaqgort Carrier Hall A—Trotzky was murdered tn surance cash value. The state con wrongs. "H e that covereth his ahur Oat Ytar ...... S16.S0 <22 uu W e have been Ihing through an Mexico by a man whom many peo first county wide rural free de tracts with a doctor-sponsored shall not prosper; but whoao eon- Indochinese fishermen once sacri (8) Fhotoetat Six HonUw ...... 7.7i ll.W) livery service? era of Increasing costs and prices, ple believe was an agent ot the health-insurance agency for the fesseth and forsaketh theip''shall ficed a man yearly to ahow the sea (4) Wedding Throe Monllit ...... 8.90 ftiSO A —Carroll County, Md. (189F). have mercy."—Proverbs 28:13. One Month ...... 1.30 1.83 in which rate,raises have been in Soviet political police. care. deity that of their fleet's safe re (5) Chlldrea ^ Weekly ...... 80 .«B Rev. C. E. WlnsloMf, turn. . ' evitable, and should have been Q—Is Uncle Sam the official Church of the Nazarene (8) Black aad white aad color Connecticut home makers Apclent ahlp’s displayed human MKMBER OF Q—Were people killed when the symbol of th* United States? First’Half Savings Best photo flalslilng THIS ASSO t^TkD PRhiSS granted. The fact that' they have Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsed skulls on their prows to ahow the The Associated Preta la exclutlyaly A —He has become official by sea deity that a eaorlflce had been ALL BLACK and WHITE been granted in the past, rather In 1940? Chicago—Savings in savings-ond- Bacteria A ih Feet entitled to the use of republlcatlon of tradition. made; from this practice came the all newa dupatchea credited to It or uniformly, does not, then, justify A—Nobody waa killed, but sever lopn associations in the United CUSTOM FUnSHINO IN OUR al persons narrowly escaped death. Chicago — Three Florida doc custom of the carved figureheads not otherwise credited In this paper Q—What stars are on Alaska States toUled $4,426,000,000 the tin t OWN DARK BOOMS and also the local news pupltshed here. any public feein g or suspicion tors have isolated a rod-shaped on 18th and 19th Century ships. highway markers? half of this yeai^the best six ... All rlkhts of repabllcation of special that the Fublic Utilities Commis Q— Who WAS the first president ibacterla which they say la the N o w bedding for 64ooter8 at no extra cost! , dispatches herein are also reserved. A —North Star and Dipper. months in history. Total assets and sion has, in the past, been defin Inaugurated in Washington? mortgage loans rose about eight cause of athlete’s foot, heretofore DIsUuice between the Capitol SALEM NASSIFF , Full sarrlca client of N. B. A. Serv- A —Thomas Jefferson. associated with a fungfus. They say and the White House in Washing ice, Inc. ing the public interest In a way Q—How many nations comprise billion dollars each; assets climbed Camera aad Photo Shop Publishers Representattvaa: The which haa favored and preferred Latin America? to 76 billion dollars and mortgages the disease responds to antibac ton, D. C., is one and one-half 991 Main S t^ -W 8-78W CLAR EN C E C. W A TK IN S F. ERNEST WATKINS Julius Mathews Special Aratcy — New Q— Does the electric eel really A —Twenty. to 64 billion. terial Mtibiotlca. miles. , For six footers, for people 74 or 80”-Twin or Vorlr CWca«o. Detroit and Boston. the uUlltlea over the public and merate electricity? 1852-1916 1854-1942 MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF the consumer. A — It can generate enough elec- who like an extra long bed full sizes, each CmCUtATIUNS. At the same time, the worst of . . . Holman-Baker Level PIGCG **«***«aaa Tbs Herald PitaUns: Onnpany,Ooanpan; Ine., Rest Box Springs and Mat aMoraaa no financial rsaponstbalty tor ' our post war Inflation has long lypoctashlcal errors appearlnit In ad- since been over, and it is not the tresses in EXTRA LONG veitlseinents and other readfaw matter 80” size at NO E X TR A In The Manchester E>enlnic Herald automatic Justification today it may once have been. cost, or, standard 74” Diaputy autverdalns cloatnt hours: enjoy an entirely new For Monday—} p.m. Friday. The Commission should take length . . . either for $49. For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. each piece. (Bedrail exten Wednesday—1 p.m. Ttownliv. hard look—an exhaustively hard experience in viewing and For nmrsday—1 p.m. Wednesday. look—at every request before It. sions available). For Friday- 1 n.m. Tbursday. For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. Classified deadline: 10:10 Am. saw listening pleasure 6 0 * - u y of puhlleathm except Saturday— “ 4 f Am. ^ That One Test Round Wednesday, October 4 It may be mlacalculation, but nobody expects the nation-ivlde 60 X 80” Box 78 X 80” Box ibm magn|fleant Spring A N D Mat- Springs AND Jury Still Oat strike against the Ford Motor Company now In progress to de tress $149 Mattress $189 lYMldent da OauIIe'i latest tele velop Into a aeiious proposition. cast to his nation waa delivered In Like the strike against General Drying clothof etyfllaa dothea, tn contraat to the Motors, it has beritn only after uniform he put on when he was subetantlal agreemoit on the is Easy today..* dealing apeclftcally with threat to terms o f a new contract had been hla power from elements in the achieved; this substantial agree armed forces. ment on basic terms was reached The change in dress was aym- because neither side, in either con Stereo Theatre boUc. Thia time de Gaulle felt tract, really wanted to have a forced to tuni and address himself knock-down, drag-out test of to' the possibility of a growing po strength this year. But with Gen litical Insurrection at home. H iat eral Motors, as now with Ford, Home Entertainment Centers has been posed by the return of this substantial agreement on the former Premier Mendea-France to basic neiV contract was followed B role oi open agitation against by a token strike on fringe issues. the one-man rule o f de Gaulle, by In the. case of General Motors, It Indications that all the diverse and took people oi.t o f work and halted once discredited wealoiessea inside production for two weeks. That, so*s home heating Frmch democracy have, after we suppose, will be par for the STEREO THEATRE 23” TRADITIONAL ... forced exile of'three years, begun course in the Ford situation. our w a y ! to feel themselves strong again. A ll automatic television with Magnalux* Why such token strikes when In a way, things have begun to You get premium quality none seems really necessary? It and automatic fine tuning. Six speaker come full circle. Three years ago, Mobilheat with RT-98. . . the would seem that both sides are a stereophonic high fidelity sound. Easy- de Gaulle chased the bizarre meet completely effective fuel little fearful that their 1961 rea oil additive in use today. And on-the-eye chromatic optical filter. weaknees of French democracy Cover your floors with luxury at sonableness may be Interpreted, by you get premium service. Au- F M and A M radio with tuning meter. cut o f power, on the claim that the other, as a loss o f will and of tomatie deli'veriea . . . a bal Micromatic record player with 10 year only his own one man rule could anced peyment plan and many potential toughness. Accordingly, Diamond Stylus guarantee. Mahogany possibly deal with the problem of other extras deidgned to maka they feel that, although they still or cherry finishes. AJgerlA Hie specific thing para home heating rtaUf *aty. 87th Anniversary Sale prices Intend not to stage any main bout lysing French democracy at the this year, they must engage In one Urns was the open and defiant re test round o f battle, with the com M o b i lh e a t . ^ b in Mahogany sistance o f the French army to the Don’t settle for “second best” carpet because your bud pany proiring It can still say no on relatlvaly mild attempts weak get is limited. Cover your floors wall-to-wall with something, and with the union govsmments had been making in 100% Nylon pile broadloom for $8.95 sq. yd. . . . in proving it still has the willingness ioo% NYLON the direction o f peace in Algeria. cluding carpet, labor using Roberts Deluxe Tackless and the capacity to call Its men De Gaulle came into power with method, and rubberized cushion. If you prefer room out. WE GIVE the support of the army, then BROADLOOM size rugs (no installation) only $6.96 sq. yd. Choose gradually turned against It as be A fte r this mutual demonstra GREEN STAMPS from Brown, Gray, Rose-Beige or Green textures; new sought to promote, with stronger tion, one expects the fringe pre ripple textures of Green-Salmon, Nutria-Beige, Brown- hand, a peaceful solution in A1- texts for it to disappear, aa they MORE FROM MAGNAVOX Beige, Brown-Gold all combined with White; Tur getlA did in the case o f General Motors. MORIARTY .95 quoise-Aqua and Honeytone. Now the army aimmers against I f such armed wariness and con sq. yd. him. And former premiers, like tinued mock battle la the nearest 8 BROTHERS i-f- Mendes-Fiance apd MoUet, now approach to sweetness and light 6.95 IN ROOM SIZE RUGS claim that France must return to we can achieve In a domestic situ M l 3 -5 1 3 5 normal, psu-Uamentary govern ation vdiere we hs've basic agree Installed Seat six! Family-proof Daystrom dinette ment between the disputing par 301*315 CMtor Sf. ment if it is to be able to deal with THE VIDEOMATIC 24”... the smouldering revolt of the right ties, what can one expect,- in the r ^ T T T ^ r ; more dlfflcult and real disagree FAR EASTERN CONTEMPORARY wing army and the right wing Seven Even with a big family you can own the best without colonists against the de Gaulle pol ments in the world at large, but All automatic Magnavox television pinching the budget! 'There^s nothing finer, we believe, many years o f strain and test be . *Magnalux a product of 9 9 ^ 0 icy. with Magnalux* and automatic fine than Daystrom for quality, for smooth, sleek, modern fore the world can get back to the Magnavox electronic re pieces In his telecast the other night, S E N D T H E M tuning. Outstanding cabinetiy plus the styling. Yet look at the price again! Legs of all pieces are de Gaulle scorned the possibility work It ought to be doing? Magnavox "always perfect” picture search— This eiectronic THE eye measures the chang in non-chip bronze finish; the 25 x 50” table top of stain- that a return to poUtlcal normalcy and famous high fidelity sound that sur Table and four resistant Daystromite plastic, in a briarwood grain, opens at home could possibly handle this rounds. Mahogany, cherry or natural ing iight in your room. By Hook Or By Slice? to 25 X 60 inches. The extra big futl-contour-back chairs sltuatlan. Instead, he said, it HOMETOWN walnut finishes. Electronic circuits con stantly synchronize and chairs^ 5 pieces “ are foam'cushioned, plastic covered! would merely turn France over to A new solution for the problem NEWS 79 the extremists. He himself would of atomic wastes which contain adjust brightness and 9.95 In Mahogany contrast to give you tha have to continue, with a resump dangerous radiation and which finest picture always... tion of all hla dictatorial powers If must therefore be disposed of in automatically! 18-inch Round footstools with neceaaary. some more or less permanent man sturdy, turned maple legs Which is the stronger for such ner, la now In process of develop have button-tufted polyfoam- criala—a. dictatorship or a democ ment. padded tops. Covered in a Co racy? W hat Is the verdict on such Instead of pouring the atomic ONLY MAGNAVOX lonial-patterned plastic, com a question when one considers that waste bito concrete caskets and HAS THE plete with box pleated skirts the dictatorship involved is noble dumping them Into the open ocean, in a choice of (Jreen, Red or in purpose, and magnific«ntly in hopes that the cone: ete will out- I Beige. Good TV stool! forceful In personality, while the Irst marine and human life, or In democracy involved is chronically stead o f burying the waste in old 80 weak and irresolute as to be al empty mines, the new process Regardless of where THE STEREO SERENADE... most a I caricature of its own prin would take the dangerous material your service man or AMERICAN COLONIAL dples? and absorb It into millions of lit woman is stationed, The answer would seem to be Now the fidelity of your records can tle ceramic balls, about the size the Manchester Eve clear, and it would seem' to be of golf balls. last a lifetime. The new Magnavox y ning Herald can be for stereophonic Micromatic record player ■ 1 de GaullA And yet one can never A fter - these golf balls had ab warded to be at “Mail . . . so precise that the pick-up plays at . be sure. A fter three long years, sorbed their quota of radioactivity, Call” regularly with only 1/10 oz. stylus pressure. Diamond the Jury which represents history they would be heated and "fired" Old New England charm in solid maple all the hometown news GOLD SEAL Stylus guaranteed for ten years. Power la still out, still withholding Its fi until they turned Into glass, with people away from ONE YEAR ful amplifier, six high fidelity s|>eaken. \i nal verdict. all the atomic poison inside. This home are so anxious WARRANTY Record storage and gliding top panels, Old Ipswich solid maple is 198 glass would be waterproof and vir Dresser^ mirror, to get. Exclusive with Magna optional FM /AM radio. Cherry or ma known for its life-time con tually tlmeproof too. The Parade To The P.U.C. vox ...parts, tubes and hogany finishes. struction . . . its fine Colo • Once this part of the process service for one full year, chest and bed nial detailing. This group Aa the parade of Connecticut Subscriptions had been completed, and the at no extra cost to yoU includes a 42-inch dresser Wings for quaintness pubUc utiliUes to the PubUc U tili $ ‘ atomic poison been concentrated Payable in Advance in Mahogany of 3 drawers with 30 x 26” 9 ties Commission for increased Into such golf balls, the main screen sire mirror, full size spool-turn rates continues, tv/o considers- M A IL RATES 6.98 problem would have been solved, ed bed, and a 30” chest of with 20th Century foam luxiiiry 99 tIc.A need reiteration. diagonal measurs and the rest would be relatively One Year ...... $22.00 four drawers. First, it waa no part of the in easy. All we would have to do Six Months ...... 11.06 Pine bucket on, legs is used. tention of the 1961 General As- then would be to lose' them. Three Months...... 5.50 as a catch-all, a planter, waste Do things to your Early American rooms aambly that, when it increased One M onth...... 1A5 basket or magazine rack. In W e e k ly ...... 45 with quaint wing sofas and chairs in gay, 7 8 inch tazaa on public utUlUea along with EXCLUSIVE FOR Tested, Adjusted, Deliverefd, Guaranteed, Serviced By Our Own Mechanics DIRECT spired by an old 13” Vermont , document prints, combined with tweeds. all other existing state taxes on Telephone MI 3-2711 Famous For Service Since 1931 bucket, stands 19” high. Dry sink to bookcase! This 78” sofa and matching chair haye sofas everybody, this Increase should Circulation Dept. MANCHESTER FACTORY DEALER crown-molded foam latex cushions on full leave eorporatltma ee prosperous R. E. WANDELL Today! hand-tied coil spring bases! Semi-attach ae ever ehd hit only the pocket- (Left) Here’s a new, practical way to use Solid ed pillow backs add to their loungy com W ing booke e< conaamerA Building the old fashioned diy sink . . . convert the, maple 89 fort. Made with kiln-dried hardwood Aeeordlngly, it Miould be the base into book shelves. Reproduced in knotty frames that are doweled, glued and corner 'chairs pi^vlacf of the PuUic Utilities Contractor pine, its top i»-fitted with non-mar, moisture- iianrljcfitrr braced for rigidity. Onmwlasion to satisfy Itself thor- proof Melamine plastic. 30” wide, 34” high. RMidMriaLCommtrciol 54” Love Seats, Sale $179 ongUjr that tba new tax Incraaaea Suentng This important 43 x 20- a n aot honored among tba faetors Alferefieiis-Remedefiiig inch Chippendale desk is BUDGET wWeb eould count toward any of made of solid rock maple the late Incrsane which have been ‘‘fioBineBB Built On (Right) Quaint pine in nutmeg finish. Seven CoBtomer Satisfaction” wall rack' holds a roll drawers, including two TERMS )!■._• . • ■ ■ ’ ■ ' i , in any an of concerted FuD Insorance Coverago Potterton’ of paper toweling and files. 'The thumb-back 4Mre ftar public utlUty fa te in- Manchest«r'i Oldast and Largest TV, Radio, RRcord and Applianc* Store, a row of spices or Maple Windsor chair has a mel Pay fpr your WatUiui HeahR m Ml 4-0450 plants. t n m m , tbe PMdte UlUltiee Oom- Alter 6:00 P.M. low nutmeg maple fin. FurniBhlngs u you •BMp. ho CENTER ST., CORNER of CHURCH ST. EASY PARKINS CHURCH ST., CENTER ST., ORCHARD ST. 13” widB ish. In black, decorated, thorn! A b Uttio m 10% 82 BALDWIN ROAD 4 4 .9 5 16.95 Read Herald Advs. 9” high. 4 .5 0 $17.95. . 86” Sofas, 2 or S.cuBhipnB $289 96’^ 4-cushlon ,7umbp Sofa $279 doYm; up to 2 y « « n to |NAy« : ', i I / f t . A--/-,'*!'*. - 4 * ' - —VI MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, GpNN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 I^C B E B T E R BVENINO HERALD, VAl^CHESTOR. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1961 PAGE I'Un^'nSDI <«aelMote6 tlu a to* aiMaur* X «m xcn. lUuln StokiA requlrad to approv* today.” Yanks Lead 1-0 at.; Mrs. Btophanle JtonsoHj^JW Labor Votes to have expressed willingness to re- s<^o61z, and then began removing Kennedy Signs Kannady aaid an air of utUr HilUard 8 t ; Thomas Wap- Rfwkville-Vernon Isabellas Ready tuni to work whlls nsgotiatlons Complacency Aids children between the. agee of three Inman Heiad ; W AKE U P Cifjiia Cautions UN Obituary Inoooalatancy aurrounda tha tan- ping; Mrs. Mildred Longtln. 880 wero reoumsd, providod Local 802 and fourteen yeari from their Bill with Cuts paotod araaa program: "Tha com- At Jlnd of 4th T^atUt Bt; Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Pro-NATO Installation Affair would Ineludo a Philharmonic or- Reds Says Cubaii homes to bs indoctrinated in Oom RARIN’ M sa AUee D. Beraid munltlaa which beaecobad tha fed- 17 Quaker Rd.; Mias M a r g a r e t chsstra reprosentatlvs among the muniam in collsetlvs schools. negotiators. ’Ths contract Is bs-^ Of Hampton Without Nsffgiag BaekMlw On Heeding ‘Bullies’ aiml government to maintain near FOX, Bast Hartford; Miss Bll«a- (Contomed from Page One) Yoimg Farmer Talks PloM for ths hnateUation ban "Complacency is th< friend of These cl^dren are allowed to see lOsB Alice D. Berard, B8, of 18 by Installatlona however uneco (Oeattaned from Paga Om ) beth Riggs, Glastonbury; Mrs. twsen tho local and ths oidhssti'a their parents only two days each New I Yoa wa fW tW flulniMyssaMHI Maple Ave., ^Ullmantic, slater of In School Aid quet for a t Margaret’s Circle, msnagemsnt, and ths local has in Communism; Christianity is its from nanrlfi* bafkft«li«, litiAM G AM nomical now demand that tha fed Rose Sweet. Bast Hartfoid. of nuclear weaqxma tents and he Daughteia of Isabetla, to'be held month, he added. School Board moa^lar achea a»d palaa tliat GlUa ••••• trM P «c« Om ) Mrs. n iom a j Sullivan of 263 Main eral mvemment rescue them from TANK|!B8 FOURTH (1) ..BIRTHS 'YESTERDAY: A son to sisted that Its executive board han foe,” Joseph Salazar told 160 mem The final attack was made on raatlfta nichU ana miaartlil# Howard hit a home run Into the said; st the K. o f C. Homo Oct. 25, wore dle the talks. factlnvae WheaAbtM diseomlGrta mmm St., died last night at Manchester (OoBttaiaed troa Page Om ) the flacal burdena these Installa- Mr., and Mrs. Alciumse Bolssbn- Turkey to Rotarians completed Monday evening. Mrs. bera and gusste of the Guild of the Catholic Church, Salazar re Egbert B. Inman Jr., a JHah- witli orar-ax^rtton or oiroM m m U1«I by th« ipirit uid letter of the Your Pocketbook tlona allegedly create.” lower right field stands, a drive of nekiilt, Bread and Milk St., Coven “We must condemn toe resiunp- The Philharmonic has offered a Our Lady of St. Bartholomew’s ported, which involved not only chester native, waa elected chair —yon want raltaf—want it fM t! AnotiMr Memorial Hoi^ital. era! aid to education program he about 820 feet-barely clearing the Michael Gorman, 770 Main St., fliaturbanea may bt tnitd blaMar Irritetiom elwrter . . . U they are alfowed to By RATE HENUB He added: “IndividualB who pro;- try; a daughter to Mr, ai^ Mw- tkm o f nuclesr testo-n o matter was hostees aselated by Mrs. Jo 3-year contract with guarahteod parish last night at the Buckley buildlnge but church officials. He man ot the board ot education following wrong food and drink'-wftoBMt* She was bom in WiUlmantle, 4-foot barrier. It waa his fifth A young farmer talked Turttey seasons of 86, 40 and 42 weeks; a showed photographe of churches bare their way, then the era of col proposed this year. fees oppoaltlon to federal aid to James Stratfe^, IMchard Rd., Ver wtw resumed toem.” to members the RockvUle Ro seph Falkowekl, at the planning, School cafeteria. last night in Hampton, where he tlng^p a rrttlaaa uneomfortnblt*fMilapi March 8, ISOS, a daughter of Peter World Series homer and put the non; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Georgs o t minimum salary increase of $10 a which had been desecrated by the Dban*a Pllla work foot In i tagnmin lective agKreeeton, not of collective Kennedy also last night vetoed education on grounda o f ate tea He called for ths relntoroement tary Club tMa week. obminittee meeting. 'The fight against Communism and his family now live. waya: I. by apaady paln-rallorfaMiMtiM *Wife Insurance’ Could Be and Annie Gilbert Berard. She was i4gtita, racial or reUglous oontro- Yanka in front 1-0. Cavedon, 88 Oonstenca Dr. ; a week, wit'i $10 more increase in the in thia country is not a job for militia. aeeurlty, la upon ua. a mmiber of the Council of Catho a bill that would have given $M.8 of the authority of the United Ohrah Sadi, in the United Stetea Guests will Include all prieete of Inman, who last lived at 160 •aaa tormant of n a ^ n g baokaabte bond* As Valuable as a Dowry verey, budgetary eoonomy or aca The count was 1-1 and waa the daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Lewiard third year, along with other bene President Kennedy alone, but for , Mrs. Francis Minor was pro- Henry St. In town, ia a graduate achaa. muscular acnaa and palfll. ts W *^nleaa the majority ,eif the atate lic Women arid ,St Anthony’s So million a year in pay rabies to Nations and ths admlasion of Ooin- about five months under the In the fotir local parishee, the Rev. fits. The expired contract provided aoothlng alfact on bladdar Irrltatloik t. wf demic freedom do not healitate to first homer off O’Toole since July Skowronek, 82 Village St., Rock Albert ’Taylor of Hamden, Con- every individual, the Cuban ex in^un chairm u. of Manchester High School and ciety of St. Mary’s parish in Wllll- 060,000 postal workers through 28th, In 17 games and 104 innings. muRlst China to that body. ternational Farm Youth Exohangc a minimum wage of $180 a week. mild diuratie action tending to I______membera accept the reality of the Q—I will be mairried bn a few demand this federal aid to build ville. neoUcut State Chaplain, and Mies patriate added. Oklahoma Agricultural and Me outpat of tb# 16 mllaa o f Iddaay tobaos weeka Shall I keep up a SS.OOO mantlc of which she was a com quicker longevity increases. Kasko threw out Skowron. Ber DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Earllar, a reaoluticii Introduced (IF'YE) program, told Roteriana The mualcians have asked a one- Enjoy good nlght'a alaop and tho danger and unite their dffort to municant. school houaea and pay teacheiV Ehther Kranker of New London, Salazar, who resigned a posi chanical College. life hwimance policy that I’ve had In a veto memorandum, Ken ra walked on four pitches. Lopes Mrs. Susan Zuteutas, -156 Union lltom the floor ot-the oonference his native land of Turkey la a year contract, a 52-week work tion in Castrq’s government last Mmc hsppT relief millions IwTS for eves meet it, the tinited Nationa ia des Survivors, besides her sister here, aalarles In their own areas.” assailing U.8. policy toward Cuba backward country in many ways national officer of the Daughtere $2500 Award Set He waa elected to the Hamp (0 zesre. New, Isrse lii* seres aamaaf. foe a number o f years?—J. B. nedy said "Budgetary needs are waa called out on strikes. Boyer S t; Miss Patricia Coogan. New year, a salary Increase of $32.50 a October, asserted that less than Gst Dou's fills todsr I tined to g o the way of the Leairue include two nieces, Mrs. Howard too urgent to permit approval of He aaM he signed the memure waa witbdfawnr and ia striving for technical and of LMbella. week and other benefits. ton board In Monday's election and A—Dear J. B.: Most young girls singled through the rlf^t side, York a t y ; Mrs. Betty Reed, Tol one per cent of the (Tuban popula attended his first meeting last df Nationa.” Hampton of Manchester, and Mrs. this measure unattended by rev beoauM toe Welfare Department Berra stopping at second. Kasko educational advancement. Also, Mlsb Mary Connor of In Snowball Suit Shen told the aaaembly that ‘'In who sue Insured at the time of told him that to defer action tmUl land; Mrs. Mildred Tyrol, An tion is Communist. Castro's pub night. John Brigham of Hartford. enue increases.” made a leaping catch of Ford’s low dover; Mra Martha Turner, 15. He aaid the IFYE program and Southington, past national Offi ternational . communiam la every their marriage keep up their p I ■'-■ ■' ■■ ■ - ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER* CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 ^ MANCHB8TEB EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» WEDNE5i;)AY. OCTOBER 4, 1961 PAGB I p o s' li- R ■ s.j n■ t■ f . III 'i i*i year Indudo Mian Marlon Wash- bum, preeifleni; Mrs. Alexander Town Inspectorg Vour Pocketlksok Qub to Hear Mannella, vice praaldsnt; M n. Fair Unit Richard Olmstead, aeoretaiy, and Attending School By FAirai HBNLB Drama Group Mrs. Ixmln Marte, treasurer. 1* )i I i Lists Special Gifts 0>mn>lttee ohalrmen are Mm. Three memebrs of the Manches I . DtaabBlty BenfUa Should *e rR A lN 23o: Herbert Robb, flnaiKe; Mrs. ter building department are study B« Looked Into ^ LatgOi The CosmopoUtan Club will hold Charles H. Ferguson, hoepitality; Kra. 'B4ward Taetnani and Mrs. Q—I recelvo dMttblilty ooclxl i4- 1^ e l ita first meeting of the season Fri Mrs, Robert Bbyce, program; Mrs, ing admlnlstratlv's and tselmlcal COLD- •urity. Can I do parttime work; * F • Jelm Parker, ctxhalmten in day at 1 p.m. in the Robbins Room Harry Stmw, membership and aspects of building In a special' A ISetv Dining Experience! and how much can I earn lyithoiit ebprge of door piisee to be iriven 6f Center Congregational Church. nomin^ing; Miss MUUoent Jones, University of Connecticut, course. conservation; Mrs. Normart Hir*ll, Thomas C. Monahan, town build WcdiMsdoyt A rt Family NifhH affecting the paymentaT—D. R. te sS E S •t ^ .R a r v e e t Fa By ARTHUR LORD , IL - lv>- Dear Arthur: My husband should have retired seven years ago. He’s 72. He work* all day long. He In- venta things to do. His paint fac tory can run itself and has for the past 20 years. The office tolerates “ the old man" because he Is still boss. Why can't Hugo come home and spend some time with me? Neither he nor I are going to be here forever, you kno\y. Susan Dear Susan: I would have thought that by now you would have gotten to know your husband, ‘■V;. Susan. Some men feel a compul sion to work. Working for them Is like child-bearing for many women. It is something they do naturally and with pleasure. It Is part of them and, \rithout It, they cannot be happy. Don’t interfere with Hugo. He would not really be himself If he wasn’t doing exactly what he’s doing. Try and under nd stand him. Dear Arthur: Mom has lived with us for years. She’s a regular member of the family. And I’m Beautifully matched "Criss Cross"-pattern glasses . . . a different one happy to say that we all enjoy offered each week. Each glass has a heavy base for perfect balance having her ll've with us. A few days ago she started to eat much less and a rolled edge for extra safety. Yours at no additional cost with than normal. Does this happen to your purchase of 2.50 or more. Be sure and clip the coupon in this aU older people? Mom's 66. newspaper as outlined in the schedule below. Concerned Dear, Concerned: It's »rue that many older folks cut down on the amount they eat. However, the fir amount they eat Is relatively unim' Now Being Offered - - portant. You should pay attention to what kinds of foods Mom eats. Her diet must be well balanced. See Special Offer Only if mom has cut down on her physi cal' activity or is bothered by an \...... ^ wnsnsswnnnswwsnnwsnwssn S^w n SSw s W w f emotional problem. Esther situation .5' would tend to cause a loss of ap At A&P Super Markets petite. ' I6IVEN Dear Arthur: I . hear so much - M a S i I about how it costa to live after re' "'••c f ** (Excluding Tobacco Products, Boor and Alo) tlrement. Samuel and I are an aver- ermanent s g e couple, I suppose. He is 67 and TKE SUIT THAT PRESSES ITSELF AS YOU WEAR IT 3 ■wwwwwswWsNwwwwwws.sWWWSwW' where between 82,600 and 83,400. 35*/i Corval** cross-linked rayon, blended to give the look of wool. No course, it's automatic wash 'n' wear. time of the oalo and free 116 CENTER ST. Thla Includes food, drink, rent, util « alterations to keep the ities, and other goods and services. fear of weather change . . . you can wear it in any weather, any tem Be convinced. Come and see for yourself. There's no better time garment fitting you per SNEAKERS...... $3.99 To gflve you an idea of cos'ls around fectly for aa long m you HGGEST SELECTION the country, the Department of La- perature, anywhere, anytime (with the possible exception of a steam than now#- wear it. Bal Styles— Lace-tfl-Toe and High Tops THROUGH bw gave me some average annual EVER O f 1 OCT. 14 Footed Cocktail Glass expenses for various cities: 213 MAIN ST. ^ ^ d g e t 83,044 for New York, 82,- •Dupont T.M. ••Courtaulds T.M. T20 for Atlanta, 82,641 for Hous MOC-ABOUT OCT. 9 ton, 88,111 for Los Angeles, 83,252 for Seattle, 83,366 for Chicago, and 2 T O O a . 14 Footed Sherbet Glass 83,034 for Kansas City. SHOES OCT. 16 MANCHESTER Dear Reader: Please send your queationa to me, Arthur Lord, in 3 TO OCT. 21 6 oz. Juice Glass care o f this newspaper. Look for an MIDWEIGHT answer to those of general Interest 90]-9fKu 'H o p * o a .2 3 in futurs columns. Heavy Base Tumbler SIZE ^ 0«*8T ATUNTIC 8 PACWC TEA COMPANY. INC w ? '', » R r t r 4 TO o a . 28 Fonnded Fain NORTHWEAVE $Cft.95 oa . 30 12 o z Ths practlca of holding fairs can n n ra t sferiU SIZE be traced back to the Byzantine T MCFPS CLOTHING SAGNER 5 TO NOV. 4 Heovy Bose Tumbler emigre where one was held u - Suits *THE MARIVEL OP MAIN STREET* .■•■.■iMU' Dn(‘.:- ii FOOD mikh.-.n; '. ■<(( h u u y from the 11th century until "THi RAAiiva OF MAIN s a a r tbs Ottoman Turkish conquest in ths mUMBs-sC tbs U tb esntuiy. / ■1 !?«• ■' 7. I i MAfilCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .4, 1961 BfANCHISTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CX)NN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-ONE IS , • . • a U • • ■ , vlair Ava. E xt, WkBiW-. ■ , ■ ' , ■ . I ■ . : ", • . rested last night In — and Red Spaceman chuVMl Jrtth dlsregardlAg a traf- INVESTMENT PROBLEMS UPTON fle signal. « e is she In court O ct \Save 10c on 6 taU cans! effloa W apM Tkoraday avams«a trins T ta t •'alock tor ' n H E BRISK" IT- . Seasick During *ew flexTasOexca. If ywi pretar, wa wtD teva ona at a w a^wbla W o u ld you send your child CofCElects Episespal W snes is Meet The fall meeting of l^isoopal ^ t a n i ropraaaatatlTea eaU ax yot^ a t y ew mvaaMaaa, to Churchwomen of the Hartford 25-Hour Orbit yon. WhOtbor yonr problem InVolvaa one thansand or a TEA J c ^ Moffat Archdeaconry wUl be hrtd Friday mlUlon dollars, wa torra tSo tnallUtee to rondar yon eamplete World lombue for flavor S t o p & S h o p at St. John’s .Church on Farming- servlae. (OaettaUMd rram Paga Ona) i to shop for moot? John H. Moffat o t d a rk Kd^ ton Ave., Weet Hartford. lOe OFFI TBttuid. Tnanoffer of the telephone Cttrporats communion will be oooipeny office In thie dty, wee celebrated 10:80 a.m. by the Vener gkn to faol tha tpaeashlp'a do- SHEARSON, HAMMILL 8 Co. n a» ^ preoident of the Rockville able Sherman W. Andrews, assisted caloratlen on Ita return Into tho Msirtws Hex tsrt Wert isWasei i i : 5 5 c At Stop A Shop you tanaae you never have to worry about the quality E v a p . M i l k Area Chamber, of Commerce at a by The Rev. Harold H. Donegan, atmosphare. tfirectore' meeting thia morning. rector of the host church. 'Thua, tha aenaation of soma 91S Msln Stmt, Msneheatmr • Mltehall 9-2821 U p ton Tea Mrs. Donald W. Pierpont of dlacomrort aceompantod tha con- of Stop & Shop ’’Top O’ The Grade” meats. Our meat experts do all the Ragularly 6 aaBS 89o He auceeda John P. Sweeney, Avon. naUonal board member, is Blderable portion of tho flight and e dx pice 83e rice preeident of The Journal Pub- expected to speak on the triennial roaembled aoaslcknoss,” tho paper worrying for you. For example, often only one out of five steers al- ■ BHd y o i gat Stamps, tool lii^ing Go. He will serve imtU convention, at the business meet said. Oct. 1, 1962. ing. . The paper noted that both Ga EUected vice president was During the afternoon session, the garin and Titov experienced dif HUNT'S ^ ready graded by the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture as choice quality, is A llies Karos, owner of the,Sher- ■Rev. Harry B, Whitley, general ferent frequenciea of pulse and secretary of the department of braathing during flight than had TOMATO PASTE good enough for Stop & Shop customers! It’s the “Top of the Choice^ Christian education, will speak on been restored on the centrifuge Getting Married? TAU “After Confirmation. What?’* during the preliminary training. Cross Country Visit The RuMlan scientleta added 2 L S 2 3 c Grade, You never pay for surplus. fat at Stop & Shop. Every cut CANS Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Dyer that In tha light ot similar data and their daughter, Colleen, of during Shepard’s flight, “it is dif Tekoa, Wa.sh.. are visiting their ficult to' doubt that this waa a re calls for a different degree of trimming to be most flavorful and we son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and sult of tha definite emotional Kent Formal Wear GERBER'S Mrs. Ronald Dyer of 88 Talcott stress.” leave just the right amount of fat for perfect flavor and juiciness. Ave.. Rockville. Mr?. Donald Dyer At Regal BABY FOOD Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m Jam es P. L'vneh of 21 Thompson Rockville-Vernon One O f Connecticut’s Largest Stmlned Food 9 ton 95e And don’t forget the Stop & Shop guarantee: you must be satisfied or St. Hospital Notes Formal Rental Stores Junior Feed 6 Ion 92e Admitted Tuesday: Ferdinand Mailbox Damage we’ll make it right in any way you plea§c. Gilltch. Lake St-, Vernon.' NEWEST STYLES TO LAST 4 DAYS OF OUR Admitted today: Cornelius Gal Fines Total $145 vin. Windsor Locks. FIT ALL MEN NABISCO Discharged Tuesday: Donald Premium Soltlnes ‘‘DOLLAR DAYS” SALE! Smith, WlndsonHlle Rd.. Broad The Rockville youths, accused • TUXEDOS • CUTAWAYS Brook; Lillian McIntyre, Sunny Driver Thrown from Overturning Truck of tampering with a mailbox, View Dr., Vernon; Max Kane, Tho driver was thrown from the cab of this truck as it rolled over on Clark Rd„ Bolton, this morning warn found guilty yesterday on • STROLLERS JSS. 2 9 c D on’t lose out on these savings.. • 2702 Seagirt Ave., Far Rockaway, after “flshtailing’’ on wet pavement. The driver, George E. Lathrop Jr., 19, of 42 Franklin St- ia in N.Y. the special care unit at Manchester Memorial Hospital ■with a fractured privis. Hospital authori breach of peace and intoxication The finest meat if8 our greatest Dollar Days event! ties i^ d ho Is seriously hurt but not in critical condition. The accident occurred ehortly before charges and war# fined a total of EVERYTHING IN STOCK Venwn and Talcottvllle news Is 8 o'clock; State Policeman Robert MacDoneld of the Colchester Troop is Investigating. (Herald 8145, in tha Rockvilla saaaion of MONARCH JohnH. Moffat handled through the Herald's photo by Oflara). the 12th Circuit Oourt yeaterday Rockville buresn. if w. Main Bt„ afternoon. NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR DIETETIC FOODS St o p S h o p STRAWBERRIES wfn-WIWaina atore en ItoelrHBeM TR B-SlSd or MI M797. speed was unwarranted, he indi 825 for Improper use of registra William Shields, 20, of 81 Oak n*d. Marti Pi. cated. tion plates. GOP Committee St., waa fined 875 for breach ot SEnl Hbirti PncIn i L T Kuk FROZEN... Stop t Shop naMwM ThaaauMr M Alhart E. Welch Jr., He fined Frias ths younger 135 Charles H. McFarlahe, 38, of peace and 820 for Intoxication. Monerch Onsgt Jnict 47» you’ll ever eat 12th Circuit to SAVE S8a M air bait qoality aartatant treasurer of the Rook- for speeding and 83 for not carrying Rockville, was aent to jail for Meeting Tonight Hia companion, Henry B. Black, Heerth Swset Pm i J ! “ 3I* Bto? a OMa vUle branch of the Oanneotkut the registration. 30 days on a common drunkard 19, also of 31 Oak St., waa fined TOP 850 for breach of peace. Ha was Bank and Tlruat Oo. Edmund U. Parent, 20, of 90 charge. ' TIm RopubUoati Town Oomnidt- Court Cases The court noUed a breach of not charged with intoxication. • ’m s Anxrlnted as dtreotcta for one Green (jircls Rd., TalcottvlUe, was tM will meet «t 8 tonight in tho year at this morning's mestkig fined 815 for driving a crowded car. peace charge against James Bo Shields and Black posted ap PUSS'N BOOTS wen, 21, of Broad Brook. Goriky hoaring room of tho Municipal peal bonds of 8300 and 82dO, re were Wdcb, Ralph H. Otbaon of ROOKVnXE SESSION Asalatant Prosecutor E. George Oiboon-WMte Funeral Home, and Gorsky told the court Parent was recommended the nolle because Building to hoar report* from spectively, but they have two C A T FO O D WALDORF An East Hartford father spoke Bowen had just been committed weeks in which to decide whether CXtffOrd H. fMWley, preeldmt and stopped In Ellington Sept. 17 by GOP town dhecton on tho first t OS secretary of Aoronwld Prodtieta hie mind In 12th Circuit Court yes an officer who reported four youths to jail in Hartford County on a 11 montha’ control o t tho party. or not to go through with the ap 9c 2'ii'29c TOILET TISSUE Xnc. terday about drivers who neck In the front seat and six In the breaking and entering charge. Mayor Harold A. Turktaigton peal. ApMdniment of the new dlrae* while they’re drlring. It’s aggra rear. Gorsky said Bowen will be In jail The pair waa arrested In Rock Sava I la... Rag. 4 pkgs 8Ta vating, he said. and othor dirootora 'will tall how ton bringa to 21 tba number on A 875 fins was levied sgidnst there the beat part of a year. many of the campaign promlaoa ville Aug. 10. Police aald they 1 2 " ’ I the ehamber board. Leland E. Frias of 11 CoUimore Ivan F. Bunker, 38. of Campbell Raymond L.' M e y e r, 26, of thoy mada in Octobor thay havo were found damaging a mailbox Moffat haa been mMiagar of the Rd., aald In the court’s Rockville Ave., Vernon, for evading responsi Church St., Hartford, pleaded In maiiagad to fulfill. at the comer of Ellington and PELS NAPTHA tatapbono offteo for a year and a aession he felt the existence of a bility. Bunker was arrested Sept. nocent to a charge of breach of Othar Itama on tho agenda aro Talcott Avea. They had managed PAKK n iE E IN PURNELL PARKINO half. Ha waa foniieriy a aaleaman necking driver on Rt. 30 In Ver 13 after bystanders gave police the peace and elected a court trial. tha appointmant of a votare com- to loosen It. from the bolts hold liiilanl Feb 35* Facial Tissue ...',".'1 , non had a lot to do with hie aon’a JU8R>A STEP AW AT FROM REGAL and aupervlaor bi the elaartfled 3 DAYS only! If you wont borgoim, Inslsf' on vokitl Now 1942 woslior Hwt Is roted No. 1 by U. S. IVORY SNOW BROCCOLI QUICK, GENTLE, SAFE OALIFORNi* 9 H C TooHng Co. for nST WASH, BEST RINSi, ieST UNT REMOVAL, and BEST DAMP DRY. OUR bnneh A 7 Olont 0 ^ ^ o k g G4WATBT 1M 2 SALE! 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Jb lxc.pt bMr BmI thnt roll Stop Shop . ana c la a rx It.B Stop Shop Set^ Oct. 7 steel tamperproof bolt. G O RDO N'S special design permits 33c OiM par f.m lly IMl easy installation of an outside locking hasp. Oven R «ady Lamb Logs '* 5 7 c Como in for Hio la es lurry's Scooter Pb paekaf. There are almost as many different size wood hatchways m u LOWEST PRICES Dovnyfhke Weffles 35* NO. 906-M NO. 906-7 I Medal WM2; 4 eetaff er white as there are homes, however, 9 0 % of these con be replaced fg-V run Maplt 8y n ip t m CLIP THIS OOUPON CLIP THIS COUPON EVER! Pricos start w q* at elf. U OB botUa ” Lamb Combination-^<33ib with the new GO RDON door. Install your lost replacement. BaU Wean Plnaappla 9 a et jca WOOD Onmsa Jnlea * cant K FFH O ID A IR B otonly -u se o GORDON STEEL DOOR. 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA M ie a w o r o f o b n o iia i. aaoTow* ' SIDEWALLS Nine lives Pet Food 2 29* I Fresh Cod Fillets 39fb TOP VALUE TOP VALUE Mn. Sfflith’s . Appla 49* STAMPS IS OB STAMPS /# «m ia«a PmI Wmm Knft ItenluBADow V ea 3t* «Wiaikaal.PikBrMM l i 'Appliance and rteBa » t a tt Ja N Swift’s Premium ^ 69& Vial eirtlil* M M-lta Bi Mn - ^ W w io lorden'i Staiiic m Furniture Center" stop St Shop DoLuxo Bacon * 69* a«pa Hint D. PEARL Erift l«e Margarini ^ 41* act., Oct. 7 •a».«Bt. 7 #Aiff IT.. I^NCHBSTHt Mat! A Fttdoaa priaaa la aSael Tborsa Fit. aad tat. INI Ml 3^2171 ftim’t, fm m h «n«i toeoa. * OPENTHURSDAYjOiid PRIDAYTHi. 9 PAL FORTHIS SALE! 4l I . , 7 ■ r I. _ ■ ■ ; I BiANUHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, J961 0 0 M ^wEifiTivrwo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCHOBER 4. m i - / PAGE TWENTY-THRBB- C o p e n l r y Columhia Uhd County towns and 'Rfindham cesan Council of QithoUc Women Thomas Carlsen, Mrs. Bertha snd’ Lebanon. . > will. be held at St. Columba Rathbun and Henry Ramm work Nassiffs Ask WhIrlposI Wadwit, "Radio does not replace Me- Church Oct. 22, with the local so ing under the dlreotion.of Sullivan Knight Promises Proof Booklet Delivered phone,” he aaid. “Telephone is the ciety as host. at the center. On the mobile unite Irysn Town’s 250lli Anniversary flret line of communication. How At Great Lakes were Ben Levine, Leonard Pepin Thursday Specials Decision on In ‘Races? Test ever, if this la knocked out, radio William S. Bowers Jr., son of and John Nagy from (Columbia; FricM m Low, can take over. Our work is confined Mr. and Mrs. William S. Bowers Bill Hand of Bolton, Ray Caouette ROAST STUFRED VEAL er Cif Job Offer by Nixon S«rvle« That's lofttr Celebration Units Organized mostly to emergencies. Such as In of Rt. 87, is taking recruit, traih- of Storrs and George and Gloria Right ofWay • Columbia RACES (Radio____ ,Ama-____ disasters." Ing at the -Naval Training Center Medvitz of Coventry^. ROAST BEEF AU JUS teur <3t11 Bmer|»ncymer|»nct Servlt^) car Sullivan credited Walter qt Great Lakes, 111. The nine-week VEGETABLELE WPOTOTO,t o t o , s SALAD, a l a d , , , e g ItP g k •^OnHtawa n o OM } Delivered to Columbia homes it's easier to get -them into action . Fred and Richard NassUf, own cbmmltteea fioifMrs. Herman LsOoyt, Cbaries B- ried out its second "operation test” Wheaton, CD director, and Alfred training program is designed to were "The Family Fallout Shel ROLLS andI BR U TTE R...... ▼ ■ • d U Pott«rton's Ibe 280fh anniversary celebration Nyaek, Mrs. Edward Schulthelsi, provide a smooth transition from for the general election." ers of Nassiff Arms, have peti Sunday, receiving calls from resi Briuid, deputy director, for Colum ter,” and a supplement, “Instruc t e the death o f hli flret wife. Democratic Gov. Edmunds G. ISO Csator o f OMfeh a t tha Town of Coventry have been Mrs. Henry Sherman and Mrs. bia’s fine control center which civilian to experienced bluejacket BAKED LASAGNA ...... $1^§ jOne poem titled *'Juet Being tioned the town for the right td OTganlsed, according to General dents for fallout pamphlets, relay tions for The Poor Man’^ Shel Brown la expected to seek re-elec D ^ d Simmons. early in September was cited by ready for duty with one of the ter,’ ” by Dr. Richard M. Stephen Pastrits mod* in our own kifehon. Thankful’’ beglna: tue as a highway the dry brook Chairman Arthur J. Vinton. The ’ITiere wiU be a meeting Oct. 5 at ing these calls to mobile units via John Henley of Bolton, state com nation's fleets. .“ We ha\'e so much to be thank- tion. svant wiU bd>..held in July. son of Storrs. Mundt said he thinks the pres right of way between Maple and 8 p.m. at (Coventry Grammar radio, and delivering the pam munications officer. Need Help fefl for Oak Sts. Obmmlttees ^-imd their duUes S ^ ool of the research and his ’The group owns a 2,500 watt WEEKEND SPECIAL— MIM CAKE '.“though the clouds sometimes ent argument over Knight's con Novof Bofara S« iRw MeeBl jure: JUsearch, and Mra. phlets. The unit which includes person Manchester Evening Herald Co Atty. Eugene Kelly, speaking torical booklet committees, and generator, so it can supply its own nel from Bolton, Coventry, Storrs Always ExceUent Steaks, Chops, Calves Liver, Ete. am gray. . . tention that a Nixon friend of flwdetlch WNIwdo^ co-chairmen, John Sullivan, radio officer for lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Don fered him a choice of state jobs on their behalf.before the board of the publicity and program chair currency in case of electric failure. and 'Vernon, is a most dependable ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy LEGAL BEVERAGES—HOMEMADE PASTRY directors last night, said the Nas- ramlsli bUitorioal fadte and anac* men. Group 41, which has its control cen not to run against the former Vice ffotaa for pageant aii4 general Tide-Fair Set group, he said and ean handle 8-84SS. . Washington, Oct 4 UP)—^Two siffs are going to swap another Pn^MSty Lists Due Itapublican Senators disagreed to* President will not remain a last oommlttee. This material also to ter in his home, said he was pleased The Catholic Ladies Society .will emergencies around the clock. ing issue. Nixon has denied knowl right of way ^ t h a private firm, be avallahla to the h is t o r ic book Acting Assessor Mrs. Christine with the response but wrished that hold its Christmas Fair Dec. 2. "However, if a real emergency UCfil^A football coach Bill on whether Richard M. Nix- but before they do so they want to' Woods has reminded property own oah decision to seek the California edge of such an offer. let cdaunlttaa. more people had called in. Mobile Mrs. ’Thomas O’Brien of Pine St., arose,” he added, we should like Barnes was a versatile athlete make sure they have an access to a ers that they must file with her of unit workers and radio operators ways and means chairman, will be more helpers. Anyone over 18 who at Tennessee. He played wing- FRANK’S Cafb goveinorshlp eliminate, him as a "They’ll be talking about a lot Historical booklet commit street. Mrs. WUUam Minor and I__ ^ fice on or before the first business from Columbia and several area general chairman of this annual Is Interested Is invited to join us. back as a sophomore, blocking 628 MAIN STREET—AIR-CONDITIONED piMiblUty for the OOP preslden- of other things before next June, The Nassiffs have a nght of way day of November, a sworn list of Ual nomination in 1964. Henry Sherman, eo«hairmen, as- towns worked on the test. event. Knowledge of radio is not needed.” back as a junior and end as a when the primary vote is held,” to Main St., said Kelly. They plan t ^ b l e personal property exclud- ’The group Includes the 18 Tol- The open meeting of the Dio Sen. Clifford P. Case, R*N. J., Mundt predicted. a « e d by WUUam ,Minot, Mrs. Sunday's test was carried out by senior. .. to swap this right of way with the Walter E. Tedford and Mrs. ! WU ink motor vehicles, owhed Oct 1. who identifies himself with the Manchester ^ vln gs and Loan It lA.not necessary to fUe lists ‘for Liberal element o f the GOP, said Uam KeUeher. This group wlU which now has a right of way to pubUsb a historical booklet. It U real s a ^ e or automobiles. he is accepting at face value NlX' South Windsor # U osHW sowInI *o4ie In ’Those have not received the the dry brook. A •s6l*kess*e»M to contain no advertising. oh' s statement that he is not a The question the Nassiffs want Imtiastd IrttfUm «» «l «t roper fo m for the required filing bM Am iWy ^ bU city ooraihtttee. Mrs. Ken, eShdidate and won't be the next to know ahead of time is, when neth S. Lyon, chairman, Mrs. F, gI the maa>. may obtain one by Republican nominee. Clothing Appeal cialUng the eksessor’s office. Office P:.W” they get to the dry brook passway, FwMeeleAywn Pauline Lmie, Mrs. Lpuls SteuUet 'T m glad he'a running for gov. will the town let them pass? ■eeveAew. THrMwtiMlI u d Mrs. Edward Schulttaelss, to houre are 9 a.mVjo 4:80 p.m. daily emor and I accept what he aaid Made by Church The directors will decide the •4 m I «r MMNMS. ' be responsible tor aU pubUcUy except Wednesday,\ when the office POPULAR GRAND CHAMPION QUALITY MEATS about 1964,” Case said. matter Monday night at the ad with regard to the ceiebtatlon. is closed, and Saturday when the fMl Stitt «r S »ll Mtm lAiSm, office closes at noon. '\ rSut Sen. Karl B. Mundt, R-S. O., A united clothing appeal is being journed meeting at 8 o'clock in the lU it OS mmtttmrn tSm afSetoL Water show parade committee, who lines up with Conservatives, sponsored by the National Council Municipal Building. Robert Frankland, .ohairman, BUs- worth Mitten, Harry BergMrom, Manjihester Evening ReTOId Cov B&ld in a separate interview he is of Churches. entry correspondent, F. P|(nUne certain that If Nixon is elected From June 27 through July 28, WELDON Carleton Pease and Charlea N. little, telephme Pilgrim 2< s ^ e m o r of California there will Practical clothing for men, wom Bishop Conducts Mass at East Catholic High the Los Angeles Angels compiled Barlow Jr„ to be resptxisible for a bo a movement to draft him for en, children and Infanta is needed. The chalice is. elevated, and students’ heads are bowed as the School this morning. Bishop Raekttt celebrated the Mass for the best record in the American DRUG COMPANY boat show snd sU activities on the tfib 1964 prW denfiti ' nomination. Shoes are especially needed, but the school’s 3S0 students as a DMlude to formal dedication cere League, winning 19 games and los lake on July 8. Most Rev. John F. Hackett, auxiliary bishop of Hartford, cele 901 Mato St— Ml 9-8891 don't think jrou can count him not open-toe, high-heel or backless brates the Consecration of the Maas at the East Catholic Hig^ monies Sunday afternoon. (Inraid photo by Satemis). ing eight. Placards committee, Mrs. Harry CLUB Kttchlng, chairman, to be respon About Town out of the running at all.” Mundt type. Blankets, bed linen, cloth sible for ail placards to desigiuite afid. If he la elected governor, remnants and sewing kits are also historical spots, places o f interest, The Manchester Junior Square he win be a powerful force in the needed. Hats, neckties, bathing President Lyndon B. Johnson says and maps. Dance Club will hold a square Soviet Expert Hints of American Space efforts: n ^ t convention. No California suits, formal garments, pillows or Bolton Relies conunlttse, Mrs. Herman dance for members only Friday governor is, gfoing to be ignored mattresses should not be donated. "7 li e Russians are ahead in LsDojrt, chslrhian, Mrs. ’Thomss from 7:45 to 10:15 p.m. at the by his party.” All clothing should be brought to Space Spectacular some respects—in thrust and the Small. Mrs. T. Leo Flaherty, Mrs. Keeney St. School. Lee Pines will ;jtepublican leaders who have either service at the Wapplng Com big booster, as we all know.'But Church Votes Maurice French snd Mra. Antonio be caUer. BEEF SALE the first decision of the adminis studied the transcript o^ Nixon's munity Church Oct. 8. A box will (Continued from Page One) Peracchlo. ’This group will collect Sdpt. 27 announcement at a news tration in January was for the Lakota Council, Degree of Po be placed in the vestibule for the snd display antiques snd relics, pri Tho year's top meeff sole of all fbie beef sfeers Hiot POPULAR conference have noted that he collection. If clothing cannot be U. S. to go to the big booster. In marily connected with Coventry, cahontas, will meet tonight at 7:30 Western observers have guessed other fields, we're ahead.” To Buy Land didn't entirely rule out the possibil- brought at that time, donors are that the USSR might stage a space arrange for home tours and collect at the I(X)F Hall. Members are re MARKETS purchased le 4-H eempetitien at the Eastern States Johnson made the statement minded to bring gifts for the Great itv of a 1964 draft. He limited him- asked to call Mrs. John Ahrens of Bolton Congregational Church and display old postcards and pic s & to saying he would not be a Griffin Rd. " spectacular of some kind either yesterday in a planealde interview tures. Council session. There will be re Expesitiaa. Thk priu beef is representative of the best in candidate for the nomination and just before or during the Soviet at Los Angeles International Air voted last night to purchase about freshments and a social hour. Wapplng Cfaundi Notes Musle committee, A. Martin C s - meats and again proves that you always get Grand ChanH dl^'t expect to get it. The Junior Choir of Wapping Communist party (ingress open port. He’s in town on a 2-day tour an acre of land from Mrs. Mar poaza, chairman, assisted by Roy 3 a s t weekend, Nixon said In Church will rehearse today at 7 ing in Moscow Oct. 17. of Southern California missile fa garet Rich oh the south side of Msrtindsle, to have charge of all Michael A. Geciauskas, son of pion Quality at POPULAR — where quality meats m s a cilities and air bases. The tour is Mr. and Mrs. Mykolas Cieciauskas, r a i^ to newsmen’s questions on p.m.; the Senior Choir at 8 p.m. As a further sign that some Bolton Center Rd. QUARTERS music. under the auspices of the Na 8 Recreation committee, Paul A. 50 Starkweather St., has enrolled Iroditioa. he could be drafted, "The On Friday at 7:30 p.m., the first thing big may be in the wind, So It is planned to move the par- answer is no.” He continued: viet newspapers broke out with a tional Aeronautics and Space Ad ( . ) Boaidman, chairman, to be in as a freshman at Colgate Unlver.- organizational meeting for all in ministration. soaage to the property when it is 2 00 sity. He is a 1961 g^raduate of Man terested in forming a post-high spate of articles on Space. charge o f special events. "“ With all the talk about drafts, He la to leave late today by acquired, providing more space Hospitality committee, members chester High, School. there has never been one in his- school group for unmarried people Prof. Alexander Mikhailov, di for the church’s building program. rector of the Pulkovo Observatory plane for Washington. to be enrolled, reeponsible for invi t«ty unless it was stimulated by will be held at the Community At the meeting last night, Manchester Grange will meet House. The Rev. Ray Petty of in Liningrad, wrote in the Moscow tations, special guests and general the candidate, and this I will not RHEE’S FOi; SENTENCED tentative plans were presented for in just 50 minutes welcoming. tonight at 8 at Orange Hall. The London Broil Steak party organ Moscovskaya Pravda d®" Broadvlev/ Community Church will A one-story educational building first and second degrees will be lead the discussion. Refreshments that the Soviet Union has achieved Seoul, Oct. 4 i/F)—’The South Ko Perade committee, Bugene Rych- ^ u n d t said he thinks Nixon of frame construction to harmo Ung, ehelrman, to be reeponsible for conferred on a class of candidates. s^pods to benefit from a hot pri will be served. the standard of precision in its rean Revolutionary Court today nize with the church structure. Broil raro and cut cross rockets required for a flight to the big parmde in cooperation WALDORF TOILET At Our Frozen Food Departments NEW SYSTEM TISSUE 4 ^33 MORTON’S DINNERS LAUNDRY aad DRY CLEANERS Chicken, Turkey, Beef, GOLOGN YELLOW Meat Loaf, Ham, Shrimp - Complala Loundiy and Dry Cltaning Sorvica and Salisbury 'lb BANANAS 50 EXTRA SfisciaL STAMPS U .S .N 0 .1 w ith Quart leHla O A Z Z L t NOW THROUGH SATURDAY, OCT. 7 , Alt Purpesa Claaaar/ 1 GARMENT CLEANED and PR6SISE0 25 EXTRA FREE POTATOES STAMPS A L L S W B T MAKQAMNI • B X P a R T 6. Scalp lYeatmenta Bring in 9 tnnaente, tave Ombi rapertly elenhed and pteeeed. WASHED •k Two Loeatrons k Air-Conditioned Fny for only one nt oar regnlnr low jwlee . . . Onah nad Cany. 25 BCIRA L M r KjrUiar 6. Manleuring \ Tour Accent o f Smtaienc*. . .A Magic Mirror hair atyla that haa an urbane flair, neYf 50 EXTRA STAMPS A BMr ■Mtfiig— STAMPS 7. Eyebrow A rc^ g er dominatas^ but always cempUmenta the wearer. Magic Mirror’s exceUent cut, per o n l y o n e SPECIAL TO E A ([« Pl^BSON With SB oz. Jar of «,IUwr &]& b.LaaipOita k Air-Conditioned k Ample Parking CAPITOL FARMS 'a . SIZED PETER PAN A TEhvinf B. U p W a i ^ r fect style, and fine workmanship constitutes the coiffure to properly a cc^ t your A U MEAT SKINLESS TBBi O W n i GOOD OiNLT AT C T S BHANOH BIOBH PEANUT BUnER PR AN KiU R YS (high tehlim lb AX«> NC)W AN ADDED FEATUIUC— k Moder^ Faciiit^'as Fully Staffed up tha ladd^ . . . sr to undaraeore your arrivaL k NOW iB B O uad: s a t u r o a t , o o t o b b b t FACIALS: including m a n g e and packA I \ I • ,\ MANCHBSTBR BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« W E D ^ D A Y . OCTOBER 4. 1961 MANGimSTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 PAGE TWENTYJItVt. want in Just for tha fun o f it," ha Oehtar. Ha proetedad to crosa W. 4iMi,-.^a piaa^ to stay awhna R ockvU le-Vernon Center Into the path of Mrs. Rini’e ' Warm Up to an Eskimo Oopt Manehaster Parkadm Stonu and'tMn ww jrrt hungry. . car, and waa' struck on u s laft MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main Street, Rcnnia M l as'lhrtcM to reach vide. has fur-like ESKIMO JACKETS Loosen the Belt! Toot Cteiy Okk ^esctted from (ha bop on his way out of ttw cra^ GagneCase hba. Rial was onrestad u d to keep your daughter cuddly When HOB NOB RESTAURANT What" good news it ia that MUN'* vasal. He tumUad to the lodge be .uugM wiA fkilura to grant ri^i :ams warm. Complete with hood, lined invites you to come to F.AMILY SON (JANDY hat eoma ta tha low, his head landtog between two of w iy.' Mclntooh waa not In ju i^ throughout with luxurious pile, NIGHT any Wednesday evening Parkade with their freah, pura Georgia Cave rocka. Ends', Judge but both vehicles vrere dam ikg^ TOPINOTCH t h ^ jackets were designed by from’ five to eight and enjoy ALL chocolates made right In thalr Byian want back down to the In tha eaoond aecMaiit, 19-y««n> Ei8ted by Alaskan Eskimos to withstand YOU CAN BAT for only 31.60 Bolton candy kitchans. You hava a ledge. *T tried tp gat hhn to aay old Rudolph W. Wojnarowica U bone-chilling weather. Do aee also each, they really mean what they wide selection of all your fa fOM iM ti thMB >»(• Om ) aometMr«.” he oeJd, “but he didn't Holds Ruling II Golway St waa driver of a car SraiHALS, WED. mmT, THURSi, fttU DAT, ODT. Sb I M i 7 the girl's Suede-llke jackets, lined say. The man of the house will vorites: Centera of coconut, fruit, enswsr, I oent the other two for which struck that driven by Kari >> with “ Sherpa" pile, enhanced with appreciate the ample dinner of nuU or creams. Buy tor your Chicken Soup, Southern Fried mtt, B* B K iw ii, m u* amotion. hah>.” Klein, 67, o f 6 Foxeroft Dr., at braid trim and completely MA sweet tooth enjoyment. TUck a ■mlUr, ha had tojld a nawmnah: Judge gearies P. Dearington Deerfield Dr. and W. Middle ^ k e . CHINE WASHABLE. Sunday- Chickeh, Crisp Potatoes, fresh box of MUNSON CANDY under After about IS mlnutee Ronnie vegetable salad tossed with your TBa la a graat ootdoonnnaa who moaned, muttered aometliing unln- told litigants yesterday he would Police said Wojnarowica was best and school COATS FOR your arm to' axtend birthday going west , on W. Mlddla Tpke., GIRLS are in smart array at choice of dressing, followed by wishes or "get well’’ hopes. For la W fir aearad et tha dark or a tclhgible and pasaad out agidn. T reserve decision in rha negligent PhMHiBg Oetober Partfeat Spaghetti smothered with a rich, when he cut sharply to the left as With Just a ftw accaaoorias from Let Kiddles Lavish Their Levs Fashloa Paks for All Knitters MARI-MAD’S. Raccoon fur trlnu the kiddies there are Animal Pope pulled my sweater off to give to homicide' case stemming from a Leisure Boot$! There ere so many ways that a Charm In Half Sizes tasty sauce. Rolls, butter and tola. Ha aanr got hart W ore but hhn,'' Byran aoid. "I olmoet from he turned into Deerfield. Dr. His the oomjslate PARTY SHOP of In just minutes you can select classic camel hair coats, also priced 8 for lOc. MUNSON CANDY ]|a probaMjr waa up agin' it aav- fatal craah in Somers April 17. car hit Klein's vehlcla In tha left REPEAT OF A child benefits when he has a live the hend-knit wearable ^ u want beverage round out the menu. will maintain Parkade ahopping aitttng there.” WILTOl^a GIFT SHOP, 964 Main storm coats. The Raccoon fur col arol timea. Ba'a a h ^ y -g o -lu ck y Trial of the case ended' in the front fender. pet to love and care for. Experts to make. YOUR Y A im SHOP Children under age 10 will be hours: OPEN WED., THURS. and The boya spend a lot o f their Street, you can arrange table aet- lar Is detachable. See the line-up served for $1. Hob nob around the and averjrbody la hia 12th Circuit Oourt's RockvUle ses sey that this' responsibility pro- on the downstairs floor of House of all-wool COATS at MARI- FRI. evenings to 9. ^>ore Bma exploring the many No injuries were 'reported, and tlngs that are festive and attrac motes security in a child and de country, you’ll find it hard to sion yesterday, the third day of both ca n were damaged. tive. Matriilng atuwmblea of paper A Hale has among others the MAD'S in 1962 fashion shades Ihneetone caves wMch dot the velops self-ieUanee. THE PET “ Splnnertn” SWEATER PAKS equal the special plan.s HOB NOB Sweet-Tart Bine Cheese Potatoes . Roonia’a mothar waitad through mountains of this area. trial. Wojnarowica waa arreated and plates (two oisaa) also cups and (Kelly green also blue). It costs Bia ordeal down the mountain side. th e accused is Charlea Gagne. SHOP, 16 Wbodbridge Strset, at showing at a glance how the fin RESTAURANT has In store for (Four ServlngB) Donald Tatum, a mill worker charged with failure to keep to napIMiu are strewn with colorful Depot Square, houses the liveliest, no more to take your first choice your eating pleasure. BROILED A norantly aoffering from ahock, 19, of 104 Union St.. Rockt^e, the right when approaching an ished, garment will look and in X cup butter who Hy^ nearby, said he \ Y our ^M arketplace^ at H om e WE OIVB WORLD GREEN STAMPS 174 MMN ST. PAY Dn II* naaqit WMhMdait! M im lm te r NEXTYiAR 917 MAIN STREET CORSET SHOR OIOOSE NOW M A N C H n s r a i •SI MAIN 8Tr~Ml M t4f ■ I j ■. -.j:-.' ^ : . -■ liANCSESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1961 PAGE TW ENTY-8tV*»' ...... I I ,iift.wawr- Jo u r b o a r d i n g h o u s b , with , m a j o r h o o p i ^ DAILY CROSSWORD PUS&LB Returns with Hall Worid Travel •Ateva TMonlnC Formejr Local Like Pather Hoople.’s Grid System tip0- SOooUlaw New Ha\’en —(NEA)— Fa tRhrWin •CMire'fUuiA SorMUnioa L a d Leader thers of several Yale football lHUUMriTW lOGMUamN players had to choose between Provides Juicy Upsets lUatiBddalM alma mater loyalty and parefi- UYUmbrcH. OfW arriors tal pride. ISRoBUICMIMr U C km km tt. MAtSotaBintf E.' W. McCormlidc Is a gradu By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPIX U T a g a A itm ate of Brown. His Son, Bill, was ITCbMtxattl* a t'V ifm By FRANK CLINE Fatiier of Reveraea SISttllMWtth expected to stiart for the Elis Egad I My millions of loyal followers will be rewarded this amnbuMl MtaMfotf When Manchester High’s at left tackle against the SSSondriaK SSOoeu football squad makes its home Bnilris. BUI also is Yale’s week by the juiciest upset of the 1961 season. Yes, deaf MAfratb nvm ttm varsity wrestling captain-elect 38 Cbora .debut against Hall High of readers, the Hoople System gives you the Terrapins of Mary S71mpliqr*r SiSSBSS* and will have to do tmttle with land to shackle Ernie Davis and his Syracuse cohorts. After MHaniepotby MHarlKn 4aTMdHw West Hertford Saturday at a Brown foe. »S««adMiitiIlr 41FnUeM ATIUtIwvtnWH carefully weighing all factors, In-^ aiSwwr 42St^ ia vnmmm Memorial Field, there will be Edward W. Hard, a geologist eluding the long range weather a familiair face on the gridiron in Dallas, Is the father of Ted forecast and the early October tide r r 1 r but he won’t be wearing a Red and Hard, the fullback who will situation in Maryland, I predict a < 2^ 0 BT White uniform. Game time wiii be play against his father’s Corn- stunning 16-14 triumph for the nr 14 2 o'cloclc. ncll (Terrapins. Hak-kaff! IT jlT IT The familiar face will be Hall Matt Black, the Eli’s center. My big pick in the midwest is halfb-.clt Jim Coleman. Co-Captain Is the son of a graduate of Notre Dame to avenge its humi IT U 1 of the V/arriors. Coleman Is a Pennsylvania and an English liating, 51-19 trouncing by Purdue former Silk City resident and professor there. last year. The Irish will down the n 1V»AN INDIANS* FORWARD DEFENSES; Most of and Tom Kelley. Linebackers left to right are Don Colas, played Little League baseball and Boilermakers, 34-24. this Satur H these lads will be in action Saturday when Manchester Tony Alibrio, Dave Anderson and Dave Malausky. Ends freshman football at Manchester day. Also in the midwest, visiting r ■7 High with several of the present High’s football team opens its home shason against'Hall not in picture also likely to see action are A1 Hutchings won’t happen again,” added Ali Army will eke out a 24-22 victory w at Memorial Field. Up front left to right are •teniors on the Indiana’ squad a over Michigan. and A1 Spencer. (Herald Photo by Pinto.) few years ago. brio. Timing Still Off The other contests on the day’s Dick Daley, Bob Nowicki, Barry Sweeney, John Haugh The Indians’ coach Tony Alibrio, card should go according to form. who saw Hall in Its last seconds "Offensively w* were opening Go on with the forecast: ■ 13-8 loss to Wethersfield last Sa some beautiful holes.” continued Cornell 18, Harvard 6 E~ turday declared, "Coleman is by the Indians’ coach. "But our tim Northwestern 14, Illinois 12 Fast Start by Irish Has Subway [ Sport Chatter far Hall’s best bkck. He’s not too ing and blocking stlU isn’t quite Wisconsin 21, Indiana 16 IP H ‘ wir IT big but he's shifty and fast. We'll right.” Oklahoma 27, Iowa State 7 have to watch him.” The coach hopes that his own Iowa 2l, So. California 10 Hoople IT ■r ' EARLYBIRDS LEAGUE, which Like the Indians, Hall also is son and co-captain, Tony Alibrio, bowls on Thursday mornings at 9 Maryland 16, Syracuse 14 Aubom 14, Kentocky 10 Alumni Popping Out of Woodwork winless in its first two starts. The will be recovered from the injury Miami (FU.) 18, Navy 10 IP R at the Holiday Lanes, is still look Warrior.s other loss came at the he picked up in the Platt game. If Yale 18, Brown 7 ing for a few more members. Those Michigan St. 28, Stanford 16 Mlaaoart 82, California 11 IT 18 hands of Weaver, 44-14, in their not, junior Karl Then will probably Minnesota IS, Oregon 6 interested should contact recruiter opener against the Capital Dis get the call. CleoMOB 19, No. Carolina 17 ■J New York (N EA)— Notret*>« it was in past yearsv but Kay Ponticelli. Notre Dame 34, Purdue 24 trict Conference gridders. Returning to the squad is senior Ohio State 22, UCLA 10 Kansae 16, Colorado 6 Dame bouncing back like an Daryle Lamonlca is more than ade quate and there is more Speed, and port Sch edvle Defending Champs Bob Cote. A lad who saw quite a Pittsburgh 14, Washington 7 Princeton 80, Columbia 8 election repeater in the open consequently deception, in the Defending Central Connecticut bit of service last fall, Cote will be Teicas 38, Washington St. IS Duke 21, Wake Forest 12 Indians^ B o o t e r s Interscholastic League champions er against Oklahoma brought backfleld. Today used as both a halfback and full Pennsylvania 18, Dartmouth 0 Missisalppl 24, Florida S t 8 BY FRANK O’NEAh a year ago when they posted a back and wiU also be available to Kansas St. 6, Nebraska 0 So. Carolina 13, Georgia 10 thousands of subway alumni Michigan simply must repel Soccer—Hall at Manchester, 7-1-1 record, the Warriors still em Army and should. The prideful Face Hall Tonight help Co-Captain Dave Malausky Air Force 16, So. Methodist S Georgia Tech 28, La. State 8 out of the woodwork. The 8:30, Memorial Field. ploy their quick Oklahoma style With the punting when necessary. Alabama 28, Vanderbilt 8 Connectleat 20, Rntgers 19 synthetic graduates acquired by Wolverines appear to have the Friday, Oct. • In Vital Contest offense Which is favored by Coach Senior Dave Tupper and junior Tex, Chris. 17, Arkansas 8 Trinity SO, S t Lawrence 8 the Irish through the years start makings starting with the swift Frank Robinson. Their biggest halfbacks, Bennie McRae, the Big Soccer—Manchester at Maloney. Don Simmons are still scrambling Army 24, Michigan 22 Wesleyan 14, Bowdoln 12 ed to run for cover after the 1956 Cross Country — Manchester at problem has been filling the shoes seas^ and were practically invisi Ten hurdles chEunpion, and Dave Manchester High’s soccer team for the starting signal-calling Ralmey. Bristol Central. of departed quarterback Tom Fur- berth . . . Sophomore A1 Spencer, ble /when Joe Kuharich's club will meet Hall High hooters this niss where Dick Gould and Harry Saturday, Oct. 7 afternoon hore following yester who looked good on defense against dropped eight of 10 last fall. In other games in the territory, Ecker are trying to do the job. Platt, may get a chance at offen Feud Between NGVA and AAU Genuine ND alumni felt the same Ohio State is two touchdowns su Football—Hail at Manchester, 2, day’s rained out Central Connecti Newcomer Tom Lucas is the full Memorial Field. sive end this week if the weather way about It. Proof of this was a perior to UCLiA, Stanford runs out cut Interscholsistic League contest back with either Dick Welcome or flears and the coaches can take a letter from a group of them posted of luck quickly at Michigan State, Sunday, Oct. 8 of the two undefeated teams. Howie Redak the other likely half longer 'look at him . . . Reserve Brass Reaches Boiling Point on the locker room bulletin board and Minnesota has a shade too Windsor at Manchester, 2, Me Manchester (3-0) and Hall (3-0), back. Mike Kearns was praised for his before the Oklahoma skirmish. much for Oregon. Northwestern morial Field. both have two wins in CCIL play. Mike Germain, who co-captains If today's game is rained out, the work on defense when he went in “We are tired of hanging our should overwhelm Illinois. Devils vs. EH. Mustangs, 2, the Warriors along with Coleman, to relieve Barry Sweeney who was Chicago, Oct. 4 (An — The feud^AAU for 16 months. The NCAA Big Games Nebo. grame (^11 be rescheduled at the is one of Hall’s ke.v performers up between the AAU and the NCAA was plotting to take over con heads and apologizing for Notre close of the season. Coach Dick temporarily Injured. Dame football,” it read. In the East it has to be Syracuse Cruisers vs. EH Elks, 8:80, front. Big men the Indians will reached a boiling point yesterday. trol of all amateur athletics at a over Maryland, although the Ter Nebo. Danielson of the Indians said last have to move to get their offense N. J. Barack of Columbus, Ohio, time when its special committee Well, there was unmistakable night. rapins could stir up a lot of Eaters vs. E.H. Plumbers, 2, clicking include two hucky tackles president of the Amateur Ath resisted AAU efforts to resolve evidence in the Oklahoma battle East Hartford. Jerry "hat trick” Conklin and Biig$ Battle Aphid that the wake finally had busted trouble. Princeton will prove co-captain Mike Ch'urilla, who has Bob Opinsky (203) and Paul Otto letic Association, accused the Na the differences.” whether what they're saying about Fighters vs. E.H. Knights, 3:80, (230). tional Collegiate Athletic Associa up. as the corpse Joined the festivi East Hartford. scored two goals in two of the Charlotte, N.C.—Six kinds of in Chargee Exchanged ties. Columbia is true, and the answer games, will lead the local team. Because of the rainy weather sects—four from Germany, one tion of "Plotting to take over con Johns replied "Mr. Barack's could well be in the negative. It's Conklin accomplished his three- yesterday, the Indians worked in from Australia, and one from New trol of all amateur athletics.” statements are misleading. They The Celts ran around the Soon- Rutgers over Connecticut, Cornell side. They brushed up on some new ers, and vastly more convincing, goal scoring effort against Cen England—have been released in ’ Walter Byers, executive director are the ones who negotiated in over Harvard and Dartmouth at Voice *Ru m * Typewriter variations which will be employed North' Carolina forests. The bugs through them. tral in Bristol in the CCIL opener against Hall and also again viewed of the NCAA refused to» comment bad faith. As cheUrman of our Pennsylvania. on Sept. 26, in which the Indians are to combat the balsam wooly on Barack’s statement. committee, I can tell you we had Thl.a they did to such an extent Kayoto, Japan—A voice type movies of the Platt encounter. that this handicapper is picking In the South, Georgia Tech flies won 6 to 0. Other victories have aphid, which destroys Christmas However, Wilbur Johns, ath no idea of plotting anything. We on at Louisiana State, Tennessee been over Smith High at Storrs ” We learned at least one impor them to shade Purdue in a scoring writer said to be without equal in tant point from the movies. In trees. letic director at Southern Cal and didn’t stir up anything. Our packs too many guns for Missis efficiency was demonstrated re by a 7 to 2 score and over East chairman of the NCAA Special coaches are unhappy and they match Oct. 7. ern of Bristol on Sept. 29 by a practically ail instances where we sippi State and that applies to Au. lost yardage, it was due to a mix- Since he began coaching In 1930, Committee on AAU-Olymplc Rela came to us for leadership.” For years a standing head of burn against Kentucky and Ala cently to a group of World Acous 3 to 0 score. That game was the * tions, said in Los Angeles his com Johns added that the AAU re Chicago newspapers read, "Stagg tical Society members visiting second CCIL win. up in our assignments. One of their Paul Brown of the Cleveland bama at Vanderbilt. Miami of linemen was coming in where one Browns has compiled a record of mittee had no idea of plotting a fused to give in at all, ‘They are Fears Purdue,” which Grand Old Florida should make it two in a Japan. The electronic typewriter Last year, the Indians won over Man Amos Alonzo didn’t at all. But converted spoken Japanese Into of our guards pulled out and anoth 282 wins, 63 losses and 12 ties in breakdown of relationships. Interested in only one thing and row against Navy. It’s Duke over Hall in one tilt and tied the West Barack’s said "The NCAA ne- such a~head has been applicable to printed form. Scientists at Kayoto Hartford hooters in the other. er player failed to understand the high school, college, service ahd that is to maintain a status quo Wake Forest, South Carolina at blocking assignment was his. That professional fobtballit^f '(.« ..gptlated in bad fiaith with the and run the show.” ND outfits of more recent years, Georgia, Florida at Tulane and University developed it at a cost even when they were most formid North Carolina over Clemson in a of more than $30,000. HoUday Women’s Doubles able. It most certainly applies to you-plck-em. M issis^pi takes a — Olive Rossetto 136-110-126 — the state rivalry this autumn. rather formidable Florida State The Green Bay Packers and the 372, Elsie Kravontka 128-112—336 Mighty SUck team in stride. Chicago Bears, two of the oldest Edie Correnti 125, Nancy Miller Purdue was mighty slick open Ill the Southwest, I’m giving rivals in the National Football 124, Amy Plrkey 121, Doris Griael ing at Washington and will have Southern Methodist and Arkansas League, have played each other 84 121, Ruth Battles 117, Jeanne spent two weeks preparing for Shaky votes against the Air Force times since 1921. The Bears have Nourl'e 114, Shirley Vittner 113, Notre Dame, which they would and Texas Christian, respectively. won 60 of the games. Marie Galloway 112. rather beat than go to the Rose Oklahoma will strike back against Bowl. 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I I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1961 MANCHESTISIt EVENING HERALDj MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1981 PAGE TWENTT-HWB FRACTURID SOWL-LIt 9 ^ COfJCLUbIhKr Pedro Named iihere Is an Asterisk W ITH A w i c r o e v Herald Angle ^ M e nnC h j Top AP Back ener DANCE In Grid Poll EARL YOST Sporta Editor Canyon, Tex. {JP) — Modest Ht- tle Pete Pedro said today, "If I am Back of .the Week R’s because Regulations for 1961-62 Season Favor Yankees Yogi SeU Mark Every Time Up* of my teammates.” Pedro, the 6-foot-7, 160-pound New York—Likable Lawrwce Peter Berra, affectionately Puerto Rican who created a sen We're awamped under an avalanche of. bowling acoree, New York, Oct. 4 'Whllo Houk ysstsrday went tofi'guya didn't win the pannant tor known aa Yogi, seta a World Series r e c ^ §very ttae his great lengths to Inform sports Cincinnati alone. Ibere are guya sation when he scored six touch from both duckpin and 10 pin leagues, and the aeaaon Menaced by threat of rain, name appears the next few days in the lineup of the New downs in sparking West Texas the World Series is scheduled writers how ths Ysnkeen aorutln- behind the aoene who got the Job haa yet to operate under full steam 1 Ised scouting reports on the Reds, done ;for them.” York Yankees. ^ State to a 66-27 victory over Tex to start today with the power- as Western, was picked foe the Handling local league bowling has become more of a Hutchinson simply said "Wb went OambUng Heavily And Benm, once regarded aa the problem with each passing season and this year ia no packed New York Yankees .over the Yankee lineup, It was Just Hutchinson is gambling heavily American League’s No, 1 catcher. honor by the Associated Press. a routine thing you dq for a World on O’Toole, who pitched 353 in wUl be in there every game pa- His coach, Joe Kerbel, said the exception. There is not enough space allotted for bowl still reigning solid favorites youngster wes "overcome with ths over the Cincinnati Rede despite Series — we know the Job we have nings for Onoinnati and did not trolMiv leftfleld, which with wind, ing each week and drastic changes in the handling of to do and we'll try to do it.” allow a single home run over his haM end bhadow in the triple- thrill of the thing.” Yankee Mickey Mantle’s doubtful "He told me that he had great leagues must be made. Last year The Herald carried 54 status. A groat deal of confusion exist last 101 innings covering 19 tleced Yahkee Stadium is proba ed over the condition of Mantle, blocking and that was the reason leagues weekly during the season. This year, it looks The weather bureau last night games. Only three lefthanded bat bly the moat treacherous bit of like there will be at least 75 leagues. who, for the second successive day, ters hit homers against him all baaeball real eatate. he was able to get the honor,” said a soaking rain which fell all Ex-Providence Stor to Play Here Kerl>el declared. "He was quite yesterday might taper off by game said that although he felt improv seastm. Tlio Yanka have had a number of Aqui Se Habla Recreation and competitive bowling are two different ed, he was uncertain he could play. "O’Toole can possibly go three leftfieldera sinoe disposing of Old Stars Offered correct but he also did a great deal sports. Special attention will be given to the competitive time 1 p.m. But there was a pos of it himself. He is the greatest sibility the showers .might contt|nue Two lineups games for us in this series,” said Gene Woodling, who waa one of New Tork -r- (NBA) —There form of rolling, whenever possible. Houk listed two starting lineups Hutchipson. "Hu’s a lefthander the beet, but ■who had his own are so many Spisiiiah speaking running )>ack I’ve ever seen in until late in the day. Egan Seeks Guard Spot football.” If results of every league in Manchester •were car —one with Mantle, who slammed and he may give the Yankees troublea at that location if you Jockeys riding on New York A postponement would push the ’ That was quite a statement. ried it would require at least six full columns of space' opener back a day to 'Thursday 54 homers batting cleanup behind trouble.” care to recall Whttey FYnd’s first To Mets and Colts tracks that the Handbook for Kerbel has coached Some great and be a big help to Yankee Man Marls, and the other \ylthout Man Maris was coy in answering series victory In 1060 over Fhlla- Jockeys written by Joseph two days a week. tle, installing catcher Elston How questions about his chances of Kyle, clerk ot the scales of the runners. For instance he waS the ager Ralph Houic, who then might delphiku On Roster of Pistons high school coach of Billy 'Vessels, High individual scores will be carried until further no be certain of the services of the ard as cleanup man, shifting Maris clouting any homers off OToole. The squat, lUnny-kwkifig Uttle New York ut he has tre over triples. abceas on his right hip — the gle season t)ian any major leaguer in-Ohief Ed Range of the Amerl- chester High School on Sunday, Oct. 15 in an exhibition Yankees rule a 12-5 choice over the would sit out the opener, a break in history. "I understand O’Toole oan League calls "Play Ball!” to Aahburn and Johnny Antonelll, the# • ...... lish better communication with mendous strength and fine bal Women, 115 singles and 335 and over triples. for the Reds who could walk Maris Aatociated Preaa htia learned. the Latin Jockeys. Among those warm-up contest prior to the opening of the 1961-62 National ance. A football uniform does not National League champion Reds, is a tough thrower. We'll Just day at Yankee Sta^um. be among those made aveilsMe Children, 110 and 335. who have quiet confidence they can and chance it against Howard, de have to wait and see what hap a * * The seiectlon from the liata of riding at Aqn^uct are Hello- Basketball Association. Game time<^ affect his speed in the least. He spite his .348 average, in a tough once the series ends. will be 8 O’clock. 10 Pins—Men, 200 singles and 550. repeat the Pittsburgh Pirates’ 1960 pens.” 15 players made available by each doro Gustines, Manuel Teaza said "we have a need for a guard has good action, whirls, spins and situation. Last Laugh In the grab-)Mg selection to man and Braulio Baeza, Panama. The event will be sponsored by does whatever is neceeeary to Women, 17.5 singles and 450. aeries upset of the favored 'Yan The big problem for O’Toole, of the eight Mtabliahed club# will the new teams, each club must who can feed the other guys in kees in seven games. There waa only one hitch in the Berra, who la often the subject be made by Houston and New Sheridan Mellon, formerly of the Firemen’s Protective Associa elude tacklers.” Children, 150 singles and 400. Joey Jay (21-10) and Bob Purkey taka 16—two ftxjm each Hat—at tion of Hartford. Ticketa will be on stead of shooting most of the time. If the weather is not too fore Cincinnati probable lineup. Hutch of puns and quips in baaeball stor York after th a World Se rie s ends. Corpus ChristI, Tex., also We have enough of the other type The youngster is only a sopho- inson said he would await game (16-12), who form the Reds’ pitch $75,000 each. Each may take an Speaks Spanish like a native. sale at the door the night of the All leagues must have at least 75 per cent of their boding, a crowd of 69,000 will jam ing front line, is to shackle not ies that make the rounds by juat Although the kata are in the (meaning shooting) guards,” he ntore. He came to West Texas time to decide whether Darrell about every Joe on the banquet other player from each list at 650,- game. State as a transfer from lYlni- bowlers from Manchester. Yankee Stadium for the opener only the home run power o f Maris YOGI BERRA hands of offloiala of the Meta and 000 apiece. said. Johnson, who hurt his side in bat circuit, from players to managers, It liaan’t taken Bgan, the ex- dad, Oolo., Junior College. His which will be telecast and broad and Mantle, but also the booming Colts, they will not be officially After this drawing is complete, Egan has been quick to adept ting practice last Friday, would be can have the last laugh. The vet 16. Most chances accepted, Provldence College star from Hart home'is in Lynn, Maas. RMtaurant League—Walt Arc-# Rainbow League—Lucy Koaclol cast nationally (NBC). bats of Howard, Yogi Berra, diacloeed by the league. a special premium player list will ford, very long to prove to the himself to the Pistons’ style of The pitching opponents will be his starting catcher. Johnson said eran Yankee from The Hill in St. catcher, total series (450). Patterson’s Bout Kerbel said he was grateful Uiat klvy I56-I4I—419, Lee Courtney 111, Pat Tomaszewikl 110. yesterday he was ready to play, Moose Skowron and John Blanch The AP has learned, however, bs submitted that inchidea two Pistons that they made no mistake play, it was reported. He has lefties — Yankee \Vhltey Ford, the Louis draws down 660,000 a year 17. Most double plays, catch that Roberts, Hodgea, fMloen- worked well both with All-Star Pedro had been accorded the Iwn- I6I-397, Joe Genovesl I43-I35— but, if he can’t, Jerry Zimmerman ard, each of whom has belted 30 from his employers in New York er, total series (6). more players from sach of ths es making him their No. two draft Holiday Commercial— Norman majors’ top winner with a 25-4 or more homers this season. dienat, Jones, Aahbum and Anto- Against McNeeley Gene. Shue and veteran Chuck or. ”I am proud for him and also 392, Paul Correnti 139-386, Char Baich 150-375. will catch O’Toole. and lives in a fashionable 660,000 tablished clubs. Houatim and New choice. for West ’Texas State College, nil* lie Varrick 150-384, Ed Pagani record, versus Cincinnati’s Jim If rain erases today’s gams— nelli are on the lists togerther with York each oan tsOce a total of four Egan, pinpointed as a fine player Noble in the rear guard position. Village Charmers--Clara Mathia- OToole, 24-year-old the son of a Cincinnati’s hopes admittedly home in Mmitclalr, N J. That’s Berra shares the following Given to Toronto means a lot to our school. It was I47-38I, Stan Miruckl 376, Bob rest in Frank Robinson, a .323 hit and Commissioner Ford Frick will pretty good money in any pro- such other name players aa Clem of these "premium” players at and playmaker, to far has shown "What I like a great deal about son 126, Dot McCann 112, Ellen Chicago policeman who won his World Series records; Labine, Johnny Logan, Vin^rar Just the )>oost we needed.” Jones 137-372, Cliff Keenev 162- ter with 37 home runs, and the make any postponement decision feaidon and they say Yogi only $125,000 apiece, with no more than great promise at the Piston’s train this kid.” added McGuire, "is his 370, Rav Satterfield 146-366, Jim Reichert 112, Pat Shultheiss 111, last eight decisions for a 19-9 rec — the two New York opening 1. One of 15 to hit two home Bend Mlzell, and Bobby Shantz of one choaen from each eatabliahed Toronto (JP) — Floyd Patterson ing camp at Marysville High. attitude; a lot of youngsters with West Texas State had won only Liz Juul 111. ord. fleet Pinson, who has a .343 bat reads comic books. runs in one World Series five games In three years, three of Martin 363, Biii Fianders 359, Pete ting mark and was a key man in contests will be played Thursday The Missourian, who lived as a the Pittsburgh Pirates, Biljy Loes club. will defend his World Heavyweight Marysville, Mich. Coach Ihck Mc great college buildups come into Brazitls, 358, Yosh Sasiela 135- Parkade Dusty — Paul Eliasson Medical Dictionary Very Helpful In on Pass and Friday. Remainder of the game, (Oct. 10, 1956). and E(ldie Bressoud of ths Ban General Manager Paul Richards Championship against Tom Mc Guire has shown Veen interest in a pro camp and figure they can them last season—Kerbel’e first as the Reds’ late pennant drive when boy across the street in St. Louia coach. ” We already have sellout 358, Dan Malingauggi 143-356, 215-222—597, Herb CTark 210-594, The Reds have been in the big schedule will be moved back a day, (Ruth hit three home runs in Francisoo Giants; Norm LarkCr and Manager Harry Orafi of Neeley here on Dec. 4—all because Egan according to presa releases. make It on past reputations. Mac Segar 225-593, Ernie Whipple town two days, but most of the Robinson went into a prolonged from Joe Garagiola, who will one World Series gams crowds assured,” said Ker)>el. Mike Kuszik 351, John Liipo 136. the first game at Cincinnati being and Rogerv,Cralg of the Loe An Houston have indicated they will they couldn’t agree on a referee NeM F e^ er "Johnny is out to win a job on 213t572, Howie Coro 205-668, Bob news has been about Roger (61- slump. handle the telecast of all series Merchants —John Naretto 151- played Sunday, with Saturday off twice). geles Dodgers, and Panoho Her concentrate on yoimgsters 'wMle in Boston. ^ McGuire, long hailed as one of merit. Nobody works harder or Richardson 593. John Dunyak 209- In Checking Career of Mantle homer) Maris, the lame Mantle The wary Houk, however, com games with Mel Allen, holds 17 2. One of eight to hit a homo 380, Chariie Ecabert 353. mented yesterday: "Those two for travel. series marks, shares in nine others rera of the Philadelphia Phillies. George Weiss and Casey Stengel Originaily, the bout was set for the finest pls}rmaker8 in the NBA, longer around here,” McGuire aaid. Garden Grove Caterer* —Doris 655. George Quaggin 215, Baba and Casey Stengel, ex-Yankee run in the World Series as a Cincinnati’s current list, the AP say the Mete are after experience Barnard 209, Don Hensley 206, Jim manager who now bosses the New and is within hearing distance of plnchhitter, (Oct. 2, 1947). Boston on Nov. 13, but was called PrenUc* 113-118-111—342. Ann learned, contains only the names and players the fane in New York Meyers 134, Ann Fiddler 126, Taylor 202. Further perusal shows Mantle's 'York Mets. The Gotham attitude setting three more standards in Berra was the first, off bMause the Massaehusetta box New York (JP)__ To get Mantle mlafoitune befell# the series record book. Garagrlola, of those not eligible for the World remember back to 1957, when both ing Commission refused to go Phyllis Tomalonis 121, Helen Dey Green Women’s Doubles —Irena the rookie star. Chasing a fly in history dotted writh such nagging is that the Reds are In on a pass. 3. One of seven to hit a gnuu\. Series. It is reported that Gua Bell, good line on Mickey Mantle’s incidentally, was up in the majors slam home run in the 'World the Dodgers and Glanta moved to along with Patterson’s request for 119, Betty Kusmlk 119, Arlyne Constantine 110, Bea Tetrault 110. the second gsune, he stepped into a Items as skin rash, a sprained That’s the way Cincinnati Man ' •ij.'V- * Dick Gerhert and Jay Hook may remarkable career, you have ager Fred Hutchinson and his col briefly, helping the 1946 St. Louis Series. (O ct 6, 1956), thereby the west coast. an out-of-state referee. Tittle Has Giants’ Number; Noske 118, Ruth Pemberton 114, Country Club Women—Helen Gal. drainage hole in the Yankees Sta thumb, troubleome teeth, severe Ann Filbig 113, Jeanne Irish 110. to consult a medical diction dium's right field, suffering a shin splints, a broken index finger, lection of admitted “Rejects” like Cards win the National League tying series record for most Patterson apparently felt that lagher 120. Edith Grzyb 118, Jean McNeeley, who comes from Bos Holiday Women’s League—Jane ary about as often as the twisted knee that kept him out of and any number of knee injuries, it. The Reds opened the season as ttag and then triumph over the RBI’s in one Inning (4). ette Harrigan 117, Regina Hilinakl 60-1 National League pennant pos Boston Red Sox in the World 4. Most times hit by pitched ton, might have an advantage NFL Foes Better Watch Out Smith 121-132-114—367, Marie 114. Helen Noel 112, Ann Barron baseball record books. the rest of the series. damaged ligaments and pulled Galloway 123-110-123—356, Mavis Four years later, in the 1955 se muscles. Mickey even bruised his sibilities. They copped the flag by Series. Red Sox fans don’t like to ball. World Series game (2), with a local referee. 111. Throughout hU 10 year* as the be reminded that it’s been 15 years Oct. 2, 1953. Promoter Tom Bolan made the Small 111-118-122—349, Joan Val- F.arly Birds—Alyce Pontlcelli 128. Kew Tork Tankeea* centerfielder, ries against the Brookljrn Dodg jaw in a tussle with fane oonverg-^ winning while everybody else Masonic Sports Night lerand 135-349, Anna White 119- ers, a pulled thigh muscle limited wondered how they could win — since Beantown hosted the Octo 5. With DiMaggio, has one or Announcement yesterday that the New York-(/P) — Y. A. Tittli hastthe numbering system I had used 128—337, Jerry Hayden 128, Giseia Mantle has been plagued with a ing On the field at the end of a* at San Francisco for 10 seasons, 113, Doris Grlsel 133, Ruth McIn him to only three of the seven game. without a bangedup catcher or the ber diamond classic. more RBI’s in 10 World Se Patterson-McNeeley bout would bs got the New York Gianta number, Golding 124, Ann Laltberte 117, succession of p h ^ ca l setbacks. In 11 previous series. Berra, who held here in the 15,000-seat Maple he went on. "And it’s been the tosh 132, EMna Galloway 125, Fran games, with only 10 at bats. Mick, Mantle has been a frequent vis hallowed formula of strength ries. and because of it, the Giants may Mike Holmes 111. Now, with the Tanks' World Series did a fine job in his autobiography. 6. Made one or more base hits Leaf Gardens. biggest problem I’ve faced here. Crandall 122, Liz Juul 116, Lucille Tri-Country Mixed DouMen — opener' against the Cincinnati Reds ey again was hurt in the '57 se itor to the training tables, oper through the middle, except Vada Tickets Still on Sale have the number of their National Halfpenny 113, Edte Robinson 113, Pinson in center. Yogi, one of the best selling baise- in each game of 7-game se "And,” said Bolan,” "Merv Mc I’ve had to be extra careful in the Alice Officer 131-122—861, OHva on tap, the muscular switch-hitter ries, against the Braves, when he ating rooms, doctors' offices and Football League opponents from huddle when calling a play that Vi Chapman 112, Rose Bean 111, injured his shoulder in a collision ball books in recent years, com ries, 1955. Kenzie, the Ontario Athletic Com Rossetto 120-111—333, Ed Scott 188, from Oklahoma la ailing again. hospitals. Recently, he presented plied a .278 batting average, seven 7. Most doubles, total series Carl Willey of the Milwaukee Braves pitching staff will be missioner, said there would be an now bn. I don’t fall back on the 49era sys Audrey Frey 111. Louise Scott 110. This time it’s an abcess on his right with Milwaukee second baseman his friends at one hospital with a Bowling Green Dusty— Russ points higher than his 1961 Ameri (10 ). one of the guests at the fourth annual Masonic Sports Night but-of-province referee.” Tittle, the 34-year old bald eagle tem, then wind up confusing Flavorettos — Shirley Zaparesky Rod Schoendienst in the third color television set. Couple days hip which had to be operated on Damn Yankees can League season mark in 119 8. Twice (1957 and 1958) at the Masonic Temple Tuesday, Oct. 17. This will be the first World quarterback from Louisiana, has everyone. Tomlinson 136-368, Gene Phaneuf 124-328, Laura Rapson 114-117—328, last ‘Thursday night. How much game. He was forced into part- later he was using it himeelf—un used his passing to propel the 355, Gll Flavell 355. time duty the rest of th" way. games. played entire seven game se f. Willey, who has been with theif Hea'vyweight Championship fight "I noticed, too, that I had Theresa Hinson 113-118. Millie OUva help Mantle will be in his ninth expectedly. • • • ries without striking out.' Giants to two straight 'victories Monday Night House League— 121, Jerry Barton 118, Bernice Incidentallj’, the Yankees loot Braves five years, is a native of In Toronto history. The bout will trouble with the automatics here series with the Yankees is ques But between trips to ths med 9. Moat times hit by pitched be televised in Canada and the after they get off to a losing start. Stan Banavige 216, Bud Tier Crocker 121, Lois 'Ibomaa 112, tionable. both those series, *55 and '57, with Role Refused Cherryfleld. Maine. simply because of the different ney 216, Bob Lewis 213, Don Syl- ics, he's managed to carve out a Quite a List ball, total series (3). United States, but sn area within way they were handled. I got up Marlon Baloyga 113. Mantle sup-par. pretty fair record for himeelf. Sharing the program with Willey But he had to overcome a couple yestor 205, Dick Laurie 200. The abcess itself was the third Here’s a list of Berra’s records about 100 miles of here will be of serious problems that suddenly to the line, saw the defense, knew Femmes ft Fellas — Helen Mc In a ^ c k succeasicm of ailments ss dug up on the eve of the 26th will be Gordon (Mickey) Cochrane, Church Tenpin— Joe Miranto Cann 112-118 —131—861, Flo moter By Piersall Berra needs: ex-Tiger player, coach, manager 'blacked out. arose when he was traded to the what I wanted to call, but ran In^ that wowed Mickey down toward series, involving the Yankees: 577, Art Jolmson 210-568, Ray 112, Don Carjienter 184-119—883, 1. One World Series appear and scout and a member of the The actual signing will take Giants by San Francisco for line to trouble with the different sys Holcombe 559, Don Anderson 200- the end of the season. First it was Berra holds Uie following World ance to tie record for most place here in about two weeks and tem,” he added. Andy Lamoureaux 119-189—360, Forgotten Men at Series By EARL YOST Series record; Hall of Fame, one of the game’s man Lou Cordlleone after 10 sea 557, Phil DesJardins 211, Irv Fos a sore arm, then a virus, and then times, member winning club Bolan indicated ticket prices sons with the 49ers. Norm Kioter 123-828, Ray Bean the abcess that put him in surgery. New York— "Don’t worry about 1. Most series played (11). greatest catchers; and Hal Good- The 34-year-old seems to have ter 204. 320. as active player only (9). now nough, formerly with the Braves would be scaled from $10 to $50. First, he was faced with learn mastered his home work now. He’s Holiday Wives — Edie Cor Mantle is young, not quite 30, and the weather,” little Jackie Farrell 2. Most series played, one held by Joe DlMagg;io, N. Y., McNeeley has guaranteed Pat Mercantile — Ray'Bean 144-877, a very well put together athlete — of the New York Yankee front of club (11). public relations staff and now a ing an entirely new system; and stepped Into the last two Giants' renti 116-124— 343, Kitty Sibrinsz Les Christensen 183-371, Bill'Thurs A.L. (Provided Yankees win free lance speaker in the New Eng terson a return bout within 120 to compound this, he waa put games, with the team trailing, and 110-113, Fran JamalUa 119, Terry t under six feet tall and weigh-^ Tebbett^, Paul Helped fice said last night at Press Hesd- 3. Most games, total series 1961 series). days should he win. McNeeley, al ton 371, John Barletta 138-381, Tierb ( ). land area. out of action for a month with an cranked them to a 2-1 record. He Vaccaro 117, Pat Pace ll'T, Nell about 195 pounds. He is heavily quarters at the Waldorf, "he's only 68 2. One extra )>ase hit to equal though unranked, has won all 23 Crandall 140, fearl Cairey 1$8. Ron and smoothly muscled, with amaz- batting about .240 this season.” 4. Most at bats, total series Tickets can be purchased from injured back in his first offen didn’t play in their 21-10 loss to Saimdnd 114, Reggie Ghurskl 111. Luz 138. e World Series record for most any officer of Manchester Lodge of his professional fights, 18 by (245). sive play as a Giant, during an ex St. Louis on opening day. - Ing strength and speed. His power long bits, total series (22), knockouts. at bat, fleetness on the bases and Jimmy Plenall, flrey centerfleld- 5. Most runs, total series of Masons, from general chairman hibition game in Los Angeles. Build Reds to Winners held by George Ruth, Boston, Frank Gakeler at Joyce Flower TOP LINEMAN—Sher- in the field, and extraordinary re er with the Cleveland Indians, here (39). I A. L. and N. Y., A. L. ‘’■While my back was healing to cover the series for a Boston ra 6. Most runs batted in, total Shop, Larsen’s Hardware on Depot Yogi B ern af the Yanke wlU wyn T h 0 r 8 o n, above, flaxes have been long celebrated. 3. .300 batting average for se all I could do was sit on the side extend two of his seriea reoorda Fragile Fellow dio station, turned down an offer series (36). Sq., and from program chairman Jacksonville Gets lines and watch the team work,” Iowa guard, was named New York (^)— Birdie Tebbetts was sitting over on a stair of 61,000 a week:—^for three weeks ries to oqual the record for Hal Turklngton at Tlie Herald. Just by having his name written In But so have his aches, pains and 7. Most hits, total series (68). most batting .300 or over (6), he said today, ”I couldn’t go out Lineman of the Week by way talking with Johnny Keane. About 10 yards away stood —to appear in the Broadway mu 8. Most singles, total series the starting Uneap today. He haa ourne ettef injuries. He's a fragile piece of held by George Ruth, N. Y., Jersey City Club there and work with them, nor Gabe Paul chatting with friends. It was the night before the sical “ Damm Yankees.” Piersall (47). played In the most seslea, 11, and The Associated Press to pnq>erty. He’s been sidelined many • A.L. Second money in the world’s could I get used to the different the nKMt series gamee, 68. Berra times for many reasons, and but told me be has Joined Roger Marls 9. Most total bases, total se day for his play in Sat scheduled start of the 1961 World Series between the Cin richaat race, the Garden State, is New York (JV-Official approval system of numbers through work also holds the a ^ e s records for for his fine recuperative powers cinnati Reds and the New Yorkf> In endorsing a baseball game for ries (111). urday’s game against Thirty-seven years young next mors than the winning purse in has been given for the mo'ving of ing with them. most times at bat (345), runs (39), luick uy and his game drive to play despite Yankees. They were on the out- youngsters, which will Iw on the 10. Most games caug^ht, total "It's good to be here,” said May, Berra has never played with host big racM, Ambiopoiss earned Jersey City’s baseball franchise in Extra Oareful runs batted In (36), hlta (68) and California. (AP Photo physical troubles, his missed side, looking in. They 'were the market shortly. The former W'ater- series (62). $57,494 ninning second to Carry Paul. bury resident resides in Newton any team in the big show except the Triple A International League "All of a sudden I had to forget stngles (47). fax.) games would number much higher. forgotte i men. 11. Highest fielding average, Back last fall. CARL WILLEY Mantle came to the Yankees in Center, a Boston subuib during the catcher, seven-game series, the Yankees. One can recall that to Jacksonville, Fla. Those two, Tebbetts and Paul, Tebbetts, k one-time major Lynchburg, Va.. and Savannah, 1061 with a serloiu ailment: Osteo league catcher, was questioned off-seseon. (1.000 with 66 chances) 1958. during World War II, Yogi served had a lot to do with Imtting to 12. Most putouts, catcher. Sev in the Coast Guard and when sta Ga., are the leading contenders to myelitis, a bone disease, of the left gether the Reds team that is head particularly about the Reds' catch fill the South Atlantic League leg. It made him permanently dis ing. Headquarters at the Waldorf is en game series (60), 1958. tioned at New London played on ing into the World Series. filled with baseball people and I 13. Most putout, catcher total the base team, coached by Joe Mc- spot vacated by the Florida club. qualified for military service, and Won with Routinefl Damp, Cold Weather Battled Agreement lor moving the Jer hr something he will never be coni- Tebbets, who quit as Rads' man enjoyed talking last night with series (415). Cluskey, of Manchester, better ager near the end of the 1958 All season the experts have Birdie Tebbetts, Milwaukee mana 14. Most assists, catcher, total known as one of America’s all- sey City franchise was reached pletely cured of. here, where officials of the IL In the World Series ot 1961 season, now is manager at Mil been saying no team could win a ger; Rogers Hornsby, one of base series (35). time track greats. By 800 Hearty Bleacher Fans pennant with only rookie catch and Sally Leagues, along with club USED CARS against the New York Giants a waukee. Paul quit as general man ball's greatest players, considered 15. Most chances accepted, There is a feeling in this quarter FREE FARIIRI AT A U STIRES • FRMFT KLIIERY SERVKE ager after the 1960 season to go ers. After Ed Bailey was traded in many quarters the best right- catcher. seven-game seriea that Berra will be the hero of the owner Roberto Madero, met for away to San Francisco In the deal handed hitter in history; Waite (66). 1952 and 1958. 1961 series. discusaions yesterday prior to the to the new Houston club and then AUTHOR! AUTHOR!—Yogi Berra, versatile New York, Oct. 4 m Eighty the question of who was first be opening of the World.Series today Fall Clearance Sale! switch-ad to Clevelaneb of the which plugged a second base hole Hoyt, former Yankee pitcher and New York Yankee catcher-outfielder, makes hundred chilled baseball fans were came academic. with Blaslngame, the Reds were now a successful play-by-play base between the New York Yankees American Leag:ue. notes in Yankee Stadium dugout for series of waiting in line today when bleach Despite the chilling conditions and the Cincinnati Reds. I960 EUlCK left with only rookies Jerry Zim ball announcer in Cincinnati, a post er aeats for tha first World Series during the wait, some wag In the- MACHINE SHOP WORK 1957 BUICK Trades engineered by new Gen merman and Johnny Edwards. he's held for 20 years; Ralph Houk, articles he will write on the World Series for Sam Smith, Sally President, said 4-Door Hardtop, White, aa- eral Manager Bill Dewitt, which game went on sale at Yankee Sta crowd managed to have a little the Houston owners who operated That existed until Darrell John Yankee manager, whose path has The Associated Press. (AP Photofax.) O’Toole Admits Butterflies fun. He shifted a Isrge "bleachers” tomaiUo transmission, radio, 4-Door Sedan. Taiisi brought second baseman Don dium shortly before 8:30 a.m. the Jacksonville club, will con Done with the most modem precision machinery by skill haater, powor son, a Yankee castoff who had crossed mine several times in re Some had been around since last sign so that its arrow pointed to transmlsston, lai Blaslngame and pitcher Joey Jay cent weeks to list a few I have be tinue to run the new team. He said ed eraftsmen. been a coach with the St. Louis New York — Jim O’Toole, (^batter or two out. Then they go weekend, although they had not a tavern across the street. both Lynchburg and Savannah had steering, power $2495 dio, heater, eleati. to the R-ads, had a lot to do with Cardinals, was signed-. come acquainted with over the Cincinnati success this year. But years. 24-year-old son of a Chicago po a.way.” spent all tha time at the stadium. been recommended but a decision It still left the Reds with what Experience Says. Berra liceman,'had the most important Most" showed up in the early may not be reached for some time. it was a cinch Paul and Tebbets most baseball people insist is a O’Toole is the youngest of 52 Field Goals • OVERHEAD VALVE JOBS also were thinking about O'Toole, assignment of his career today... Hutchinson’s big three, and the morning hours and had to wait in Smith said the Sofith Atlantic definite weakness. Seven games have been the New York —College football’s League was releasing the Jack- Hook, Maloney, Bell, Post, Purkey, most popular distance of the 57 and he admitted he had "butter least exp'erlenced. damp, 50-degree temperatures 1959 BUICK 1957 PLYM. PLAZA That drew a dissent from Teb made more uncomfortable by a reborn kicking specialists are at it son'vllle franchise with out asking Pinson, Robinson, Brosnan and previous World Series. Seven flies." But he had a winning streak of • CRANKSHAFT GWNINNG betts. Vital in World Series stiff breeze. They sought to huddle again this season, booting field for indemnities. IL President Tom 2-Door Sedan. Gray, ante- 2-Door Sedan. Henry — players either traded for teen have gone the distance, seven Currently the hottest pitcher on- eight games at the end of the sea m "A weakness will not show up either team, O'Toole was Manager in spots protected from the wind. goals at a clip that will boost the my, Richardson called that "the on or off H ecu’ maflo transmission, radio, Green and white. *545 or signed during their regimas. in a single series," he said. games; 15 were, decided in five son and did not allow a single finest gesture ever made in base By YOGI BERRA FYed Hutchinson's choice as open home run in 101 innings of his last When the six bleacher windows record for the fourth consecutive Asked about his impressions of gamee, IS In six games and eight opened, the 800 purchasad_their year. The collegians, who began to ball.” MOTOR OIL in four straight. Also, four others New York (^)— For the last few years fellas keep asking ing-day pitcher for the Cincinnati 16 games. That’s what Hutchin steering, $1795 Edwards and Zimmerman, Teb Reds against the New York Van- $2.50 tickets, in less than five min put the toe back in the game when The actual announcement of the • WMST PIN SVTTING bets said: were settled In eight games. This me what World Series record gives me the biggest thrill. I son needs against the Yankee long transfer of the Jersey City fran AND LUMNCANTS k668> ball hitters. utes. the goalposts were 'widened by al- itM OUSM cnui ‘They called the pitches and writer likes the Yankees in four really couldn’t answer that one. I get a thrill every time I rnoat 5 feet in 1959, have kicked 52 chise was made in Florida by Sam ”ril feel the butterflies, all "He was our best pitcher dur Among them was Charles DEALER INQUIRIES Have You Met? they called them Into the World — with moderate support. The Kierst, 72-year-old retired firemen three-pointers in 123 games among Wolfson, president of the Jackson • CUSTOM ENGINE RobulMing 1959 POED OhM aad consensus among the writers i’ve put on a Yankee uniform. right,” conceded O’Toole, a 190- ing the last three weeks of the ville club. Wolfson aaid the team ■> INVITED 2-Door Hardtop, Series.” It seemed as’ simple as of Auburn, N. Y., who said ha major colleges so far this year. If Marino, Forai, Induetriol white antomatto’ talked with from all parts of tbe I ’m 37 now and I guess Lou who ever played one inning in a pound, 6-footer. "But I always feel season when we needed good will have a working agreement 4-Door Sedan, Galaxie. V-8, that. them in any game until I get a had been first for bleacher seats the rate ia maintained it will easily transmlseloB, country is New York in * 11 t e Gehrig said it best when he said World Series. Dartvil Johnsdbgot pitching,” said Hutchinsen. with the Cleveland, fiidians. ivhlte, BUtomatIo Cfl 7 O C "Im lucky to l>e a Yankee.” for 10 of the Isst 12 World Series surpass last season’s alltima high radio, heater. games. close, twice when he was the Yan of 224, transmission. I / jP O $745 The World Series scheduled to kee bullpen catcher. Joey Jay al contests at the stadium. most liad a chance with the Braves However, he was well back in Ken Johnson Is the only Clijbin- • MOTOR-PARTS Ry SPECIALIZING IN MACHINE Dropped by Reds Here's the system used to de start today against Cincinnati is natl pitcher to have faced the my 12th. It used to be that I one year but he broke a finger one of the lines today. He said he THOMPSON PRODUCTS SHOP WORK ON FOREIGN CARS termine the breakdown of World had given up pushing because of Yankeee thlo ecaaon. While with 1958 POM) Arroyo Will Seek Series receipts. Fifteen per cent looked forward to the winner's and sat on th-e bench. Other SporJts Kansas City on April 15 he work 1955 BUICK Share. But as you get older your I see where Freddie Hutchinson his age. of all games goes to the com "My health oomes first,” ht ed 3 3/3 innings against them, • BEAMNGS By • PISTON WORK Fairlaae ."800” ftSA 2^)oor missioner’s office. Sixty per cent sense of values change and you of the Reds is starting Frank Rob 4-Door Sadafl'. Beiga and Revenge in Series realize money Isn’t everything. said- "Iva given up puahlng.” giving up one hit and no runs. The FEDERAL MOGUL H ardtop.>p. Blaek and srhHe, black, antematte traaaoda- of the balance from the first four inson in leftfleld, in' the first P age 27 Reds purchased him from Toronto • OVERHEAD VALVE JOBS automatic transmission, pow game. I think that’s a smart It didn’t matter much, anyway. skm, radio EDWARD J. BAYLES games goes to tha players’ jpool I see where I’ve earned 671.841 With six ticket lines operating. In July. er ateering, S l O O C New York UP) — Figuring the extra for playing in 68 World move. He played, rightfield most of • FOREIGN CAR TOOLS GASKETS and PARTS and haater. 164 East Center Street series: and is distributed as follows: 70 power brakes. ^ m *525 per cent of the pool to the con Series games. You know, I never the year. Maybe Hutch is putting' Manchester, Conn. Luis Ari-oyo, the Yankees' relief added it up. him out there because he’s pitch ace, will be seeking revenge against testing teams — 60 per cent to I Ml 9-4604 the winners and 40 per cent to the To me it’s more Important to be ing a lefty, Jim O’Toole, and I Cincinnati. The Reds dropped him Snaybe it's because Robby can “NOT AFFILIATIO WITH ANY OTHIft PAYING COMPANY' EXCHANGES ON POPULAR BNG4NCS early in 1959 after he had won his losers. The remaining 30 per cant playing. I have no idea what I’d n cover more ground than the three r "AS IS S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S"' Here is one of your neighbors, only decision. Ke was sent to the of the players' pool is divided as like to do when I’m . finished play men Hutch has been platooning. an independent businessman in International League club at Ha follows: 60 per cent to the Viro ing. I don’t even thlnjc about that. And I have no plans about retir Maneuver Hitters 1955 FORD 1954 BUCK your community, engaged in a vana, which moved to Jersey City, second place clubs; 33 1/3 per cent \lmost W^nything ^Uutomotive' from where he went to New York to the third place clubs sind 16 2/3 ing. I Just want to play from year It will be interesting,' I think, to 2-Door Sedan. 4-Door Sodan. Automaila, highly-developed ^ modem serv Radio and heater. transmisalon, last year. Arroyo had a 15-!5 record per cent to the fourth place clubs. to year. see how this works out because If Your Dealer Doesn’t Stock Parts, We Invito Yo^r Inqulrleo *150 ice that is helping many fam with the Yanks this season. After the 15 per cent to tbe First as Outfielder we have some pretty good right- AMESITE I radio and heater. *3451 ily, business and professional commissioner and the 60 per cent This series means a lot to me handed . hitters. Fellas llk-e EUUe [ g f i j i i i i I m s DOD6E 1953 BUICK I people to plan and control their The Reds had a big edge .over of the first four games which because this will be the first time Howard, Moose Skowron, Bobby I 4-Door ^dan. Radio, beater, to #*eon4t. Sur# the Yanks in stolen bases during constitutes the player's pool, the I’ve started in one as an out Richardson, Clete Boyer smd Hec 4-Door Sedan. AutomaUe finances efficiently. He can the regular season. Cincinnati stole DRIVES automatio $ ^ 0 ^ transmission, raAo, balance df the gate receipts are fielder. Oh, I played some outfield tor Lopez can maneuver that ball »ho9#«B8i show you the one sure way to 69 times and New York 29. The tranjimlaslon. J divided equally among the two last year and in 1947 when I was to the opposite field pretty good. ^ FIRSI* IN QUALITY Experience I heater, "model 52.” *951 guarantee yourself the things Reds also hit into fewer double contesting clubs and tha major a rookie of 22, the Dodgers ran And Mickey Mantle will bat plays, 137 to New York’s 163. la Our • mm MM i»4hs, tsK-pra* you value most—Confidence in league offices. wild on the bases in my first two rigbthanded, if ha plays. We all ^ FAIREST IN PRICE 11954 DBSOTO 1953 BWCK M Om Msda 420 sad Iks the future, education for your series games as a catcher. hope he does. I think he will Beat 4-D oor, Sedan.. Ai Bobby Richardson, the Yankees’ Mickey plays a lot when he’s hurt I #D oor Sedan, lladie. heater, traasmiaaloa, haater, 0 7 1 6 ■ |qmt0wMsM4I«. children, ownership o f your Tcb years ago today, the New In the third game I pinch hit for Guarantee second baseman, ended the regu Sherman LoUar and became the and. this is one series he doesn’t ^ FASTEST SERVICE I antomatlc C l A jff •teaM 41." w I home, control of your business, lar campaign in a miserable slump. York CMaata defeated the Yan want to miss. Mick needs onlj) l^waainlasion. kees S-1 la the series opener be first player tq hit a pinch home Connectieut’fl Leadisf Paviiif Cwtraetor -I J J?:>: iJU O M ' earefree ratirement or extend He had only three hits in hie bufi one series homer to U« Bkbe 33 times at bat, ,an .091 pace. He hind southpaw Dave Koalo’s aevca- run in a World Series. *199.95 ed vacation. .finished with a .261-mark. hlt pitching. A1 Dark had a bonier But I don’t like to look back Ruth's record. Wouldn’t that be TO #. MOV. 1 and maybe when I gat older thCM something to have Roger Maris 651 PARK STREET PROSPECT ST., Comer WEST MIDDLE TPKE. He is ready to serve You. end Monte Irvin stole boue for the The last time Cincinnati waa In Giants, dozen records I bold will mean hit 61 homers in one season and of GOVERNOR ST. Near BROAD much more. It’s still nice to have HARTFORD 'M. the World Seriea in 1940, Reds’ Both ssries teams had excsUsnt then have Mantle come along and THIS IS FOR MONEY—-Fred Hutchinson, right, enters The THOMAS COLLA Co. EAST HARTFORD ‘ MANCHESTER Manager Fred Hutchinson was on records In ons-nm ffames during fellas corns up to you and remind do something eliM. you of them. into serious discussion with Cincinnati's bespectacled JA 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-S224 T d. JAckaon 7-1811 . TeL JAckaon 8-2161 Tel. MItcheU 4-5168 Bourne Buick Inc. SUN LIFE the other team—the Detroit Tigers. ths regular season. The Tsnks If today's gam# is rained out it CORNER MAIN ST. find. BUDDLE TPKB. Xxperlanq# maaiui • lot la a figure# to help both Mantle and right-hand relief worker, Jim Brosnan. Ths subjsct Is, of Hutch pitched only one inning, In won 39 and loot 7 for an M 6 rse- Comer ENFIELD and ALDEN AVE., THOMPSONVILLE^TeL RI 5-2408 MI 9-4571 • CH 6-5862 OF CANADA a 4-0 MM In the eixth game. erd whUa the Rods wnr« 34^14 to t aeries. I t n u y hurt Olaetaaatl. Merle. They ha’van't bean able to eouive^ the New York Yankees. The Redlegs aren’t eon- “NOT AFPILIAnD WITH ANY OTHER PAYING COMPANY" 1 '' .- it ’ TAiBatiasBrt MANCHESTER EVENING HI^ULD. MANCHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.. MANCHESTER, CONMw WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961' PAGE TRIRTr-OfTl ...... - ■------1...... 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Outdoor antennaa from $1.99 and hot water. 54 Birch St., second VERNON STREET—a room Dutch Resort Property For Sale 74 Aahea, papers, aU rubbish. Harold BUSINESS IS up. Chimney mounts only 99c. 55 E Center St. AO 9-5306 buy at $13,500. garage, shaded lot, $18,000. P* '11 i MAIN STREET I ' (T ^ MANCHESTER Ml 3^123 Adeertlilag oa jPage IS) PRICE FIVE Ample Free Parkinf i a l ^ i E E N - Rear of Store U Thant Favored Doctor Reports S ta te.N ew s OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. SamRaykirn^s Roundup U.S. Bids Reds U.S. Backs R^d Condition B^d iim liiit Dallas, Tex., Oct. 6 (ffO— Peace Corpsinaii THE TIMELY TWEED FASHION - BY - THE - YARD Results of three days of iih> tensive medical tests may dis- , Pesignfi, U r g e ft cloM today the gravity of an Draft Alternate MACHINE WASHABLE illness ^ that has confined over Speaker of the House Sam .United Nations, N . Y ., Oct. Salisbury, Oct. 5 (/PV-Pbil- Rayburn to a hospital since 6 (fl*)— The U nit^ States to p Harvey has turned down day was reported to have last Monday. ' . PINWALE CORDUROY Tests were to continue today, his appointment with .the agreed in the main to a Soviet but one of a team of phyelcians Peace Corps. He says the 2- 1 0 . 9 9 plan for picking a temporary conducting them said "something year assignment, plus another W est, East U.N. secretary-general. Sup definite" may be known later in two yeara a$ a draftee when port was building up for U the day.( Whether' surgery would be necessary depended on the final he finishes, would be too P olicem en reg. 1.19 yd. yd. Thant of Burma to take over analysis. much time to give up. the vital executive position. A msdical bulletin released by Harvey was among a group of The U. 8. atand Increased hopes the hospital today said "Mr. Ray 50 candidates named yesterday by In a beautiful blending of wool and rayon. that a way will be found to break burn had a fairly comfortable the Peace Corps to prepare, for In Gunfight n !!!!:! Q. the U.S.-Soviet deadlock with its service in Thailand. He Is a June 17 new fell colors tv.::: K night. A diagrrostic biopsy wlU be threat of paralysis-for the admin done sometime today. The ques graduate of Harvard. • the perfect now-thru-spring dress for the istrative arm of the world organl' In a telegram to corps headquar Washington, Oct. 5 • copen cation. tion of whether surgery will be In • toast volved will depend to a great ex ters In ■Washington, Harvey said The United States called on • black • 1 Informed diplomats - said the he was dropping out of the group. youthful junior • flame United States agreed-with reser tent upon the results of the Wopsy. the Soviets today to avoid There is no major change' In his Harvey,' 23, said at his home * charcoal • moss green vations to Soviet insistence that here last night that he would be shooting incidents on the the Security Council nom.lnate the general condition.” . . East-West Berlin . border • full and flattering pleated skirt is topped • rust • loden green One of his physicians said ‘fills "perfectly willing to accept the successor to the late Dag Ham- appointment on a 3-year basis if which could seriously je (^ * peacock blue j condition la bad.” • beaver btown marskjold. ‘ Peace Corps service was a clear- ardize peace and the public with a short sleeved bodice The reservations are that the The dlagno!*tlc biopsy Ik the mi • gold • magenta croscopic study of tissue, involv cut alternative to the draft." order in Berlin.” United States artd the Soviet If he accepted, he aaid, he would The call was in a Stete Depart • dark brown • maize Union first agree on the candidate ing minor surgery. face either two years of the Peace • jewel neckline bound in a solid color and on his. powers, Informants The condition o f thfr T9-year-old ment statement issued in the wake / •white Corps and twt> years of military of sui outbreak of shooting inci said. Texas Democrat has been listed aervice, or two years of the Peace The U. S. stand was conveyed to as "serious" since he entered Bay dents involving West and E an Ger • gray or beige Corps and one year of trying to man Police. f ' FABRIC OF A THOUSANO USES 1 the Soviet delegation^ by other en lor Hospital. The latest medical atall off hia -draft board until he voys. There was no immediate So bulletin reported "no significant The US. 'View 'was that the West became 26. Berlin police acted in self-defense * separates * play clothes • bedspreads 1 viet reactldn. change in his general condition' He said he presumed the board • 5 to 15 To avert the Soviet veto of a yesterday in firing back as tha slacks • pillows • lounging clothes 1 I and "no definite conclusion . . . as would not call him after his 26th Commimists shot at refugees flee aecretary-general candidate in the to hie exact condition." birthday. yard goods—lower level 1 U THANT ing the Soviet sector of the divid 11-nation Security Council, the "I firmly believe in the cause of United States had proposed that ed city. the Peace Corpa” he aaid. But he One East German policeman was the veto-free, 100-natlonal General added that, trying to find some Assembly name a temporary suc reported wounded by the West Two Versions of Phone Call > draft-free haven during his 25th German shots. cessor. year would be "unpalatable.” Since then. Communist police are A group of middle-road nations As it is now, he said, the situa reported to have fired into the was ready to introduce a a reso tion violates "the principle of the western sector twice agsdn. WARNER'S "LITTLE GODIVA" IMPORTED ITALIAN lution in the general assembly to Peace Corps, by encouraging a New York Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek (10) slides into second base in first inning of second State . Deportmeot press dtfleer put the U.S. plan in motion but Gov, Knight Names form of draft-dodg^lng." ' World Series game today as Cincinnati Reds' shortstop Eddie Kasko relays throw to first base. Ku Joseph W. Reap said; abandoned it when ^ e latest A S-year Peace Corps term as bek was out when Maris grounded to second baseman Elio Chacon who threw to Kasko. Maris “ It is regrettable tluit actiSB by fashioned of LYCRA American position became known. an alternative to military service, was safe at first on forceout when Kasko’s throw was wide of first. (AF Photofax). East Berlin authorities forepd West CASHMERE SKIRTS ^ Informants liald. he said, would keep out the draft Berlin police to defend themselves. The switch In American taotlcs dodgers. We have repeatedly emiduudzed to I came after the Russians in turn Nixon’s Emissary Harvey said his present plans Soviet authorities in Berlin tha developed by Dupont bad softened their poiiUoh. are to await -the call-up from his urgent_necessity of avoiding inci The Russians first put up their draft board vdiich he expects later Reds, Yanks 2-2 as 5th Opens dents m the Blast-West Betffii sec so-called troika plan for a 3-man Los Angeles, Oof. 5 (ff) — Good-fiwould contect him on Nixon’s be- this year. tor borders which could seitoasly to reshape you in the secretariat — Communist, west half, and.that Edgerton later of jeopardize peace and the poblie win J. Knight has named Los order In Berlin." ern and neutral. Each would have Angeles financier J. Howard- fered him, Knight, M y state job Urges Speed Limit By JERRY U8KA ♦alongside the harrier. Kasko struckffleld corner. Chacon w alk^. Kas- ) barest minimum! a veto. / he wanted r - up to"'^chief -justice (AP Sports Writer) out. Pinson bounced out, Richard ko struck out for the second Reap said he was directing bis 10.99 Edgerton as the man he says tried Danbury, Oct. 6 (fiV-<«ov. John remarks to the first i^ootlng in This week they announced that to lure him out of the 1962 gov of California’s Supreme Court — N. Dempsey says Ocmnecticut sore New York, Oct. 6 (P) — Cin son to Skowron. straight time. provided he was' nominated by if he would withdraw. cinnati’s Gordon Oileman and New No runs, no hits, no errors, none No runs, no hits, no errors, one cident, not the ' second two on< ernor’s race. ly needs a law that would set a 66- which he had no offlcial ooziunent • softer, deeper, more butter-soft cashmere the Security Council, they would Knight, CaUfomla's governor Nixon issued a ttatement say mile-an-hour maximum speed on York’s Yogi Berra each clouted left. left. agree to selection of a temporary ing that Edgarton’s'denial “com highways. 2-run homers to proidde a 2-2 tie YANKEES FIRST (0) T.ANKER THIRD (0) yet. « -He also declined comment from 1953-58, said Edgerton acted on whether the tneidants would from the finest Italian craftsmen aecretary-general with three ad on behalf of former Vice President pletely repudlatea this whole after four Innings today of the Richardson singled sharply to Terry, popped to Chacon. Rldh- Listen to Kathy Godfrey visers, none with a veto. ridiculous charge." (Ooattsned «■ Page Twelve) second game Of the World Series left. Kubek forced Richardson, seriously jeopardize the poadMUty Richard M. Nixon, now locked in ardson popp^ in short center. Ku of East-west negotiattabi fisr a 7.95 WINF-CBS, Manchester, I>elegatas said the trend toward a bitter iStruggle with Knight for "I have no further comment, at Yankee Stadium. Kasko to (3hacon, whose relay to bek struck out. • quality you would find in skirts twice this he said. "Mr. Knight has humili- Both honkers were, bit in the Coleman was too late to double up peaceful settlement of the la^lo- 1:10 p.m. Monday thru U Thant refleeted determination the Republican guernatorial No runs, no hits, no errors, none si've Berlin issue, " • weighs less than lip price and more of the powerful |T-naitIon Asifn- pomliuUioii.______Nixon and Edgerton atsd himself enough. fourth inning and broke a scorO'- Kubek. MhriSYorced Kubek. Chacon left Saturday. Contest Every lo. Kasko. Chacon, threw past first Other U. S. auUioritlea took the mil stick yet has ail the African bloc -to see. that one oC denied the-acmi&Ufon. / ‘Now ,wa...O)A. r!«6a. ,j>itchlng..iduel betw6fin.jJpey, REDS FOURTH (2) ■ view that , the shoothugiLwnBe de- Day. Its group guts the post of prestige Knight, 64, silverhaired, robust ward the real.g _ _ o f the Receds and Ralph ‘reiry base in A doOhie-play attempt, Pinson filed to Berra. Robinson’s * 10% nylon adds extra Maris reaching first safely. No er plotabla, need not, wMBfmiHilea, controlling power and authority. and unsmiling, told a nationally palgn, which is to cteKh up the o f^ te Yankees. hard shot bounced off ■Royer’s chest be the spark that would sot oft Sentiment now generally favors televised news conference yester mess In Sacramento and provide The play by play follows: ror on the play. Chacon threw out for an error. Coleman drove Terry'6 needed wear Interest Rate Berra. a general conflamtion. They aal(jl day that: the dynamic new leadership which REDS FIRST (0) second pitch into 'the right center- deliberate intent would be the (Oonttnaed ea Page Fifteen) Nixon told Knight that Edgerton the people Of California want and Terry’s first pitch to Chacon was No runs, one hit. no errors, one field bleachers for a home nm, • resistant to body oils S seat lined a ball high inside. Chacon filed more likely cause e t any war, and Down to REDS SECOND (0) scoring Robinson ahead of him and neither side has shown intent to Knight and Edgerton agreed on to deep left field, Berra making Robinson popped to Kubek. Ku putting the Reds into a 2-0 lead. start a war. • machine washable * pleated waistband one point: Edgerton drove Knight the catch on ' the running track bek threw out ■ Coleman. Post The ball cleared the auxiliary to Nixon’s home Aug. 7. Beyond London, Oct. 5 (JP)—The British smashed a single off Boyer’s glove, However, it was stated also that $250,000 Damage Estimate scoreboard and landed about three the shooting heightens tensions. • almost invisible * kick pleat tliat,' there were two versions. Treasury, today cut the Bank of barely beating the throw from Ku or four rows back o'f the barrier, a IDil^t said Nixon told him that bek, who had retrieve the ball. President Kennedy is to '1 . /