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Vis­ the student council of Morse Col­ school assemblies. at the Salvation Army tonight kV ing a card party witji refresh­ iting mat-fms and patrons night lege, Hartford. He is' a graduate of Cub Si'out Pack 144 will meet to­ ments will take place. The Club will be o^erved. Mrs. ' Walter Manchester High School. 13,645 Fair, not eelte aU eod tooIgM. morrow at 7 p.m. at Keeney St. 7:15, Attorneys Organize will also meet for a ham and bean Brown of Rainbow Court, Willl- Low 85-40. Fair, mild Saturdag. School. Boys will be admitted -to Member of the Audit Mrs. Edith Ford o f 177 Eldrl<Jge supper Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at the mantic, and Arthur J. Langdon of Mrs. Malvin Jochimsen, 41 Jar­ NORWICH (AP)—The forma­ RUMMAGE SALE Bureau o f OIroulatioa High near 70. mem'.>er8hip it they are ei(fht years St. will open her home for a kitch­ Hall. I Chapman Court, East Hampton, vis Rd., is a patient dt Pratt Diag­ Manchester——A City o f Village Charm eld and accompanied by a parent. [will preside at degree work, 'There tion of the Connecticut Associa­ SPONSORED BY WS08 en social tomorrow at 8 p.m. for nostic Clinic, Boston, Mass,, and tion of Municipal Attorneys was will be a teacup auction after the would, enjoy hearing from her The American Liegion Auxiliary the [laughters of Liberty and The Polish American Club will announced yesterday by George spon.sor a dinner and dance Sat­ meeting. R^reshments will be friends. eewlnK group will meet Tuesday, their friends. Gilman of Norwich, the new UNITED METHODIST CHURCH VOL. LXXXII, NO. 17 (TWRN'TY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1962 (Olaegifled Advertiaiag ea Page 88) urday at 7 p.m. at the club house. served by Mrs. Lillian Hicking and [ PRICE FIVE CENTS at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. a committee. group’s temporary chairman. BOLTON— ROUTE 44A Mapche.<fter Lodge of Masons will Members and guests are Invited. j Cnildren who registered last Fri­ He said the. group was . organ­ Nolia Fuller, IS Phelpe Rd. Mem­ day as membebs of theChildren’s bers are reminded to bring sand­ meet tonight. The Lodge will open ized to deal with what he called at 7:15 and members will proceed Mrs. Roger Lemelifl, 71 Teresa Soroptimist win observe its 20th Wing of the Little 'Theater of Man­ the increasing complexities of lo­ wiches. Des.sert and coffee will be birthday. Monday W 7:30 p.m at Saturday, Oct. 2 7 —9:30 A.M, to the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Rd., is attending an alumnae coun­ chester are reminded that casting cal governmental operations. An Alsop Blames terred. the home of Mrs, Elizabeth cix)k, Main St., to conduct a memorial cil weekend today through Sunday for 4 one-act plays will be held to­ organizational meeting will be^ at Wheaton College, Norton, Mas.s. 562 E. Middle Tpke. I morrow at 6:30 p.m. at the East AdvartlaBment— service at 7:30 for the late George held in New Haven Oct. 22. Price, a member of United Breth­ The council is designed to help of­ Drc^ in Jobs Something new in Vernon, Ver­ ren XiOdge, White River Junction, ficers of Wheaton's alumnae or­ non stables Offer saddle, h o r s e s Vt. ganizations plan an agenda for the second to none. Pony riding for the year. Business Sees On Democrats Children. N ow . featuring old faah- A meeting of the church council - Ion hay rides drawn by Missouri of Zion Evangelical Lutheran The Twin Mothers Club of Great­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) — er Hartford will sponsor k food mules. Located on Lake St., Ver­ Chvirch will be held at 7:30 p.m. John Alsop, Republican candi­ non. Tel Mitchell 9-8894 or TRe- tomorrow at the church. A full sale tomorrow beginning at noon Pinehurst Harvest Time Stock-Up membership meeting will follow at the Stop and Shop on-W. Middle Tax Cuts Need date for governor, said today mont 5-4081. Operated by B. Y. G. Ranch Inc. at 8. Tpke. Proceeds will benefit Mitch­ Connecticut has suffered a net ell House in Hartford. Mrs. Allan loss of about 18,000 manufac­ Scherwitzky of Ellington is chair­ HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP)fcompUshed by reducing the man. amount of money member banks turing jobs “from the begin­ Informal Berlin Talks — Revived talk of federal tax Sale — Shurfine 1962 Crop Foods must keep on hand as reiierves ning of the boss-ruled Demo­ Mrs. Bertha Jarrett, field secre- cuts as an economic booster backing saving and prime oepos- cratic administration in 1955 I tary for the Koinonla Foundation, was heard today as the Busi­ its. The reduction was the first through 1961.’’ will speak at a meeting of the NEW PURINA CAT CHO W ........................39c Hershey Bars or.Mars* Bars, box of 24 . 89e ness Council opened a week­ of its kind since June 1954. S ta te N ew s PRESCRIPTIONS He said figures obtained from Red Leader Jessie Sweet Circle of North At Hot Springs, some members end series of closed meetings the State Labor Department show­ Methodist Church tonight at 8 at of the Business Council told news­ with Kennedy administration men pHvately they foresee no ed a loss of 47,907 manufacturing the home of Mrs. Everett Ken­ jobs in the period. nedy, 87 Phelps Rd. officials. early recession but believe strong R o u n d u p Considers. Tile council headed by Roger medicine will be needed—most In answer to newsmen’s ques­ 9 - 9 8 1 4 CREAM STYLE FRUIT M. Blough, chairman of United likely a cut in income and cor­ tions, Alsop said the figures, WB DELIVER YELLOW CLING States Steel Corp., received from poration tax rates—to shift the coupled with a recent Qmnecticut Its own panel of economic con­ economy into high gear. Development Commission report of Driver Blamed Trip to U.S. FAT COCKTAIL sultants a forecast o f , continue Administration leaders here 30,000 n^w jobs in the state in the sluggish business acti^ty well CORN PEACHES took the slightly more optimistic 1V55-1961 period, represent the For 4 Deaths By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER PINE PHARMACY OVERWEIGHT into next year. view that steady If unspectacular net loss of almost 18,000. 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS 'In Washington, official concern gains can b e ' expected for nine “This should settle once and for In One Crash WASHINGTON (AP) — Availablr t4i you .without a dorlur'R pre- about the lagging economy was months or more. all the drop-in-jobs issue,” he said President Kennedy is reported . c 3-99' mirrored Thursday in an unusual v . I nrription. our dk’UK called OORINEX. 7 9 9 But some — including Chairman at a meeting of campaign workers. to be sending'ijword to Soviet Vnu muHt lone fat in 7 dayn nr move by the Federal Reserve Walter V/j Heller of the Presi­ NEW HAVEN (AP)—The [ you r m onev back. No utrennoUK e\er> 3-99' He said he demanded the figures Premier Khrushchev that he Large No. 2 \^ Cana Board to increase the lending rifle. laJiatlvet. maniiajre or takinjc of kcocKTAll^i^ dent's Council of Economic Ad- from the State Laibor Department deaths of four persons in a No. 303 power of the nation's banks. is willing to have an informal ao-ralled reduciae candies, cruckem nr Large Na 2^ Cana single highway accident lastj rnokieii. or chewing KUm. ODRIN'KX is s n r «rc o R N The easing of credit .will be ac- (Continued on Page Thirteen) talk on the Berlin crisis and a tiny tablet and easily mvallowed. ,r- (Contlnaed on Page Fourteen) summer has been blamed on ! THE TWO ROADS When you take OllRINKX. you still en- other world issues if Khrush­ your meals, still eat the foods .vou Lawrence J. Thomas of The .AND "’THE Tike, but you sim ply don't have the chev decides to come to the urffe for extra portions because At Pinehurst Bronx, N. Y. in a coroner’s United States in the next few ODRINEX depresses your anpetite and finding. TWO DESTINIES decreases your desire for food. Your Manchester’s Freshest Vegetables Threat to Mainland weeks. weleht must come down, because as Thomas was driving hiS c a ^ In a meeting with Khrushchev's HEAVEN or HELL ■ , your own doctor will tell you. when Gift Fruit Baskets . , east on the Connecticut 'Turnpike foreign minister, Andrei A. Gro­ I you eat less, you weiRh less. Get rid SLICED CUT CRREN in Branford July 29 when it went .MA’TT. 7:18-14 of excess fat and live lonfer.
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