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PAGE TWENTY-FOUB THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1961 Average Daily Net Prese Ron For the WeHc Ended The Wehther I I — I ■.»■■■—I ■„.tf . I I I— — October 8, IMS FareeaM of U. S. Weather Bariea The League of Women Voters unit meeting on atate election Chamber Urges 13,638 Clearing tonight uot nuMh About Town laws will be held tonight at 8 at X-ray Unit in Shopping Areas NUTMEG FOREST MO. 118 change hi temperatun. Leer *g. the home of Mrs. Ehrl Gardner, Washiugtou Add Tall Cedars of Lebaden Member of Uie Audit 68. Saturday fair, eooler. Rigli hi The Rev. Paul Kaieer, pastor of 173 Spring St. IS ext Week for Public^ s Use Bureau of Ctrematlon 60b. Concordia Lutheran Church, will PO Car spaces HOBO D A N CE Manchester^A Cfiy of Fittagt Chorm Robert W. Schubert, son of Mr. conduct aervlces Sunday at 6:40 ( ______AnMriean L«^oii Hem* a m. In the Chapel of Manchester and Mrs. Robert Schubert, 17 Sum Alt townspeople are urged by*clans of those w;hose resulta are .The Chtmber of Commerce has LEONARD ST. VOL. LXXXII, NO. 11 (TWENTY PAGES)' Memorial Hospital. mer St., recently graduated from the Connecticut Tuberculosis and suspicious will also be notified. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1961 (ClfMMed AdverUihig an rmgo li> the Coast Guard Receiving Center, prepared a brochure recommend PRICE nVE CENTS Health Association to take advan Persons who can’t make the af The Disabled American Vet Cape . May; N. J., as a seaman ap ternoon and evening sessions Oct. ing that the Post Office Depart SAT., OCT. 1 3 .19$2 tage of the free chest X rays serv erans Auxiliary Will sponsor a cig prentice. He will serve on the U.S. 18 and 19 may get X rayed earlier ment supply patrons of the central . DANCING 9 to 1 arette bingo party tonight at 7 Coast Guard cutter Owasco sta ice coming to town Oct. 18 and 19. in the day, when the units will be post office in Manchester 'With ad t o r patients at the Connecticut tioned at Groton. A mobile unit he in the primarily X raying school per TONY O’DAIOHirS BAND State News State Veterans Home and Hospi ditional parking space. parking lot o ff Main St. between sonnel. Donation $4.00 Per Oouiris tal at Rocky Hill. Mrs. Cora Blow, The Men's League, Salvation North Enders nvay go to Robert The Chamber’s directors yes BUFFET SERVED hospital chairman, will be in Army, will meet Saturday at 7, St. James and Forest Sts. from 3 son School between IQ and 11 a.m. terday approved the brOchure, pre .charge at which refreshments will p.m. at the church. Col. and Mrs. ! to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, a Thursday; Buckland residents may pared by Bruce Wa^lns,>:rinli7nan Roundup ■ be served. • William A. Spatig will show color: shopping night. use the machine at Buckland of the Chamber’s ’Parking, and slides of a trip they made to the the next day, Friday, Oct. Traffic committee. It will l)e. ««nt ft Drive School between 2:15 and 3 p.m. The Girls Guild of Community Holy Land There will be a short 19, a unit will be at the Manches Friday; neighbors may go to Wad to the Post Office Department "'in Baptist Church will meet tomor business -meeting before the pro ter Shopping Parkade from 3:16 dell ^h ool on Broad St. between Washington. ■ Car Crash-Fire row at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. gram. Refreshments will be served. to 9. 8 and 9:16 a.m! on Friday; persons ’The introductory letter cites the Bessie Ferris. 8 Durkin St. There The public Is invited. The association said getting in the east and northeast sections present dearth of post office park Kills State Man will be a Halloween party after a X rayed will require little waiting and from towns to the east may ing, and warns that the .two exist business meeting. Priaes w ill' be The cast and chorus of "The and' no Inconvenience. Registra use the unit at Buckley School be ing spaces, both on Center St., may tion cards will be on hand .at the WARWICK, R. I. (AP)— A awarded for the best costume. For Boy Friend" will mwt at 7 p.m. , Heads DeMolay tween 1 and 2:30 p.m: Thursday CKX>n be eliminated to , allow tomorrow at the Community Y. unit and no undressing will be Evangelist Speaks smoother traffic flow. sixty - year - old Stonington, information' call Mrs. Ferris. necessary. or at Manchester Green School be Chinese Frank L. Maloney, son of Mr. ’The used car lot behind the post of India Cast pictures will, be taken and tween 10:46 a,ni. and 1 p.m. Fri The Rev. Flet cher Spruce, Mel Conn.,'man, Walter M. Brown, Loyal Circle, Kings Daughters, there will be a complete three-a^t and Mrs. Frank H. Maloney, 22 The X rays can reveal certain day; wWle residents of the W. Cen office o n Main St. would be a rose, Mass., Is conducting evan was burned to death today in will sponsor a rummage sale Tues rehearsal. The Little Theater of Englewood Dr., has-been Elected diseases, tumors and heart malfor ter St.'' area may use the machine good location for'additional park mations as well as’ tuberculosis, ing, the letter suggests. It would a spectacular highway crash day at 9:30 a.m. in Woodruff Hall Manchester will present the musi Master Councilor of John Mather at Westhiil between 3:16 anef 5 gelistic services tonigtit through of Center Church. Donors may cal show Nov,, 8, 9 and 10 at Bailey the Chrisimas Se^.! agency said. .p.m. Friday. Saturday at 7:30 at the Church of accommodate 12 to 16 Cars. on Route 2. 6th Gam e Chapter. Order of DeMolay. Included in the booklet are let Police said Brown’a oar wax New Battle leave articles for the sale at the Auditorium, Manchester ‘ High The X rays w,ill be processed by Local arrangements are being the Nazarene. He will speak at a church Monday night from 7 to 9, School. ■ , Frank, 18, is a senior at Man the Office of 'DiberculOsis Control handled by the Manchester TB ters from townspeople supporting •truck from the rear by a trailer chester High School. of the State Health Department Sunday ^h ool rally Sunday at the Chamber’s suggestion, and truck cab. running without the Committee, under Mrs. J. Herbert 9:30 a.m. and at the 11:45 a.m. and Other officers elected for the arid persons will be notified by Finlay, and the Junior Chamber of maps arid pictures describing the trailer, aa the two vehicles were Postponed Continuing coming year are John Thieling mail of either positive or suspi Coriunerde, under C. Dohald Briggs 7 p.m. church services. present situation of the post office. traveling north. Jr., senior councilor; Carl Swan cious findings. The family physi- Jr. The Rev. Mr. Spruce, a native of The cab and car skidded together son, junior councilor; Sherman Texas, Is a graduate of Nazarene about 150 feet before coming to a SAN FRaF c ISCO (AP) — THE TWO ROADS Feir, senior deacon; Peter Ma College, Bethany, Okla., and Naz Public Records •top at the Route 117 exit lane. Baseball Commissioner Ford On Frontier AND TOE loney, junior deacon; Peter Ten- Regent Renamed guard, and Mrs. Oliver Jarvis, out arene Theological S e m .ln a 'fy , Witnesses said the car burst into Fnck today postponed the nent, senior steward; James Mehl, er gpiard. Kansas City, Mo. He held pastor flames on impact and that no one Officers will be installed at a Warrentee Deeds sixth game of the World Se NEW DEI^I, India (AP) TWO DESTINIES steward; Larry Lorentzen, ora ates in Texas, Kansas and Ohio bfP was able to get at Brown, trapped ries between the San Francis tor; William Warner, scribe. DofI Circle banquet Oct. 24 at the Manches fore coming to New England. Arthur A. Pyka and Judith W. inside. — Prime Mmjster Nehru said ter Coultry Club. Pyka to Nicholas J. Guarlno, prop co Giants and the New' York HEAVEN or HELL ■ Also. Craig Beckwith, treasur He is the author of four books The truck driver was identifled today t h ^ the Indian army er; Walter Hudson, sentinel; Mrs. Edward Cavagnaro, 72 erty at 153 Loomis St. FATV by police as William S. Sier, 43, Yankees until Saturday at MATT. 7:18-14 and a contributor to Church has been wdered to drive Chi Preston TWombly. chaplain; Wil Linnmore Dr., was re-elected Harold N. Henry and Brenda M. Mount Vernon, New York. noon, Pacific Daylight Time, Fellowship Meets School' and other periodicals. Henry to Arthur A. Pyka and nese Communist troops from COME AND HEAR ABOUT THIS liam Swanson., marshal-; Gary regent of St. Margaret's Circle, I The services are open to the pub- The victim was identified, police because of rain and wet Daughters of Isabella, at a meet Judith W. Pyka, property at 99 OVERWEIGHT said, by his son. Eugene Brown, 38. Indian territory on the North VITAL SUBJECT— *16 CENTER STREET Whitman, standard bettrer; David grounds. ' , Sppncer, almoner, and Bruce ing Tuesday night at the K of C At Second Church f ± ------^------__ White St. Available to you without a doctor’s The accident remained under po east Frontier. GOSPEL HALL Thieling, William Pomeroy, Dun home. Mirian Backer to Sadie L. Gross- scription, our, drug called ODMMEX. lice investigation. Frick made his decision at 8:41 Nehru said his government )iad man and Helen Weintraub. prop- You must lose ugly fat in 7 days or a.m., after a brief tour of the ordered the army "to free our ter Preached Nightly (Exc. Sat.) at 8 P.M., Sunday at 7 P.M. can Bockus, Thomas Levitt; Rus Other officers include Mrs. Jo The Women’s Fellowship of Sec your money back. No strenuous oxer- sell Quillette, Robert Froelich and ond Congregational Church will Makeup Cliuic Set, perty at 36-38-40-42 Oak St. loggy turf of Candlestick Park, ritory in the Northeast Frtmtier." seph Tonski, past regent; Mrs^ else, laxatives, massafe or takiar of More Dope Arresln Due home field of the Giants. Frank Biddell, preceptors. James Lemon, vice, regent; Mrs. meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Fellow Attachments so-c^Ied reducinirucing randies, cra te rs or Fighting erupted on the Hima Oral Vacciue Free Lucille De Pasquale Guamaccia cookies, or chewing gum. ODEINEX Is HARTFORD (AP) — AtIdiUonal It was raining when Friclr made layan frontier in the northeast on The Connecticut Order of Chev Albert Soclelo; financial secretary; ship Hall of the church. a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. arre.sts are expected in a .state alier will install the elected and Mrs. J. Ward Rlls, first vice i^atnst Thomas Guamaccia, prop- his inspection lour, and winds of Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Donahue, treasurer; When you take ODBINEX. yon stUl en> wide crackdown on narcotics that 40 to 60. m.p.h. were raging appointed officers at a public Mrs. Donald Cornell, recording president of the Connecticut Fel The free clinic for Sabin oral perty at 126 Bolton St., $7,800. ^ y your meals, still eat the foods you In the fighting since Wednes it, but ybn simply dnn*t have the already ha.s netted 17 persona on an through the area, a point of land day, Nehru estimated the Chinese ceremony Saturday at 8 p.m. in secretary; Mrs. Douglas King, lowship of Congregational Chris-, polio vaccine. Type I, will be held Yankee Homes, Inc., against urge for extra portions because THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Joseph R, Reynolds, property at assortment of chargee. In San Francisco Bay. Communists suffered nearly 100 the Masonic Temple. scribe. , tlan Women, will be the speaker. ODBINEX depresses your appetite and Tell Me, Master, of Life,,. Most of the alleged narcotics She will be Introduced by Mrs. Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in Frances and Niles Drs.. $2,500. decreases your desire for food. Your The seventh game of the series, casualties. This was nearly three Also, Mrs. Charles McDonnell, weight must come down, ibecause as Th« peace of years of searching and creating and the. awe of the law violators were nabbed in a chancellor; Mrs. Wilfred Lemire, Joel Hitt, program chairman. ^ the vacant store Just west of the Building Penmitg if it is necessary, will be played times the figure reported by Peip ROAST BEEF AU JUS n .5 0 your OW'D doctor will tell you, when young meet for a moment in a glance between Poet Robert Frost* roundup that started Wednesday Sunday at noon. ing Thursday and indiedt^ ttmt Latest Edition monitor; Mrs. William Gallo, cus Mrs. Albert Post and member.s Stop and Shop on W. Middle Tpke. To Wallace B. Pettengill, for yo.u eat less. yo% weigh less. Get rid and a young woman as he autographs a book of his poems. ITie night. Two others were arrested todian; Mrs. Paul Gruessner, ban of the devotional committee will construction of a dwelling at 345 of excess fat and live longer. ’The Yankees lead the aeries the battle is continuing. at Broad St. ODBINEX costs IS.OO and Is sold on poet lectured last ni|bt srt Trinity College. (Herald photo by early yesterday In Waterbury. Po three games to two. BAKED LASAGNA $1.25 ner bearer; Mrs. Bruno Ladyga, conduct the worship service. _ The clinic is a makeup for those Vernon St., $10,000. Red China lodged a "strongest Of ‘Tons’ Show thif QIIABANTEE: If not satisfied for Oflara). lice said three more persons were and most serious protest" with ------FRibAY SPECIAL! \ ------trustee one year; Mrs. Anthony Members of the Wonjen’s So who didn’t get Type I at the free To Nutmeg Homes, for construc any reason Just return the package to sought. > Gryk, trustee two years; Mrs. E3d- ciety for Christian Service of cllnios in Jime. tion of a dwelling at 340 Windsor your druggist and get your full money the Indian Embassy to Peiping, Set by WAXES back. No questions asked. ODBINEX Six men and three women were accusing India of invadliig Chi COMPLETE LOBSTER DINNER mond Kiely, trustee tlire* years; Bolton Methodist Church will be Three thousand, seven hundred St.. $11,000. is sold with this guarante by: picked up in Hartford alone. ’Ilie Mrs. John Hickey, first guide; guests for. the evening. dosee of Type I have been secured To FYank Gambolatl, for con- N-War Peril in Berlin France to Put nese territory and spreading the Shrimp OocktaU or Glanis A LL FOR ABTHVB DBUG BTOBE others were nabbed elsewhere in flames of war. On The Half SheU or ^ _ "More Tons of Fun,” a musi Mrs. Burton McNamar, second A social time with refreshments by the town health department for itructlon of a dwelling at 31 Can- the state. guide; Mrs. Adam Bajoris, inner will follow the meeting. the clinic. Nehru spoke to newsmen before Fmit Gup, Clam Chowder cal variety show, will be present dlewood RO., $13,000. M2 Main —Mnil Orders FlUed Most were charged with pos taking a plane for a three-day ed by the Manchester WATES Customs Bars BROILED STUFFED LOBSTER session and sale of narcotics, and trip to Ceylon. He had 4tonsulted Oct. 26 and 27 at 8 p.m. at Bailey were presented for hearings yes Vegetable, Potato or U,S, Pushes Effbrt This gymnasium of the Riley Creek .school at Gold Beach. Ore., was wrecked yqsterday by thfe gale with Defense Minister V. K. Auditorium, Manchester High terday in U.S. District Courts. About Monaco Krishna Menon and Foreign Min Spaghetti and Salad School. One of them, Richard Broad- winds of up to 90 miles an hour that la.shed the Pacific Coast from northern California northward Ciioioe of Dessert to Washli^ton. School holds 400 students. No injuries were reported at the school. Some istry officials on toe border orisis Mrs. Charles Thompson, a anx of Hartford, charged with Thursday. Coffee or Tea ' founder of the club, win be mis heroin selling, was free under PARIS' (AP) — France an 100 were forced, to evacuate their homee. (AP. Photofax). nounced today she will throw up '------1 — ------Lt. Gen. B. M. Kaid, «no of tress of ceremohies. Chorus num To Convince Nikita bond- on a previous narcotics India’s leading offloers, was sent bers Include the "Twist," Var charge when he waa picked up. a customs barrier around Monaco WERE SAIE-ING! at -midnight because negotiations to head a newly organised army SATURDAY SPECIAU-STEAK DINNER $1.95 sity Drag," and a ballet. Choreog Bonds ranging from $1,000 to Accused of Espionage corps on toe Northeast Frontier o LEGAL BEVERAGES raphy for the show is by Betty An AP News Analysis According to reports known to $20,000 were set for those arrest on the tax-free status of , Monaco Storm Batters have broken down. last week. • HOMEMADE BREAD and PASTRIES Jane Turner, Harvey Ward and By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER the White House and Ue- ed. Aa Indian government aqaikss- a SOUPS MADE FRESH DAILY FTiscllla Gibson. Ward, an hon COLUMBUS DAY WASHINGTON (AP)—Kennedy partment, Khrushchev.; told a ’The announcement from the man said the fighting broke eut orary WATE, is the only male •dmiriistration officials are carry- number of Western in re- Ministry of Finance and Econom Pacific Coast, Wednesday after a Chiness Com member of the club. cent weelca that be ilhave Nominated ic Affairs said customs regula Soviet Union Expels • AIR CONDITIONED on a calculated campaign to] WASHINGT6n (AP) — Presi munist soldier hurled a graiade Mrs. Michael Misovich has di try to persuade So'viet Premier i Berlin sett)«nr(ent lines tions will go into effect around the at an Indian outpoet. FRANK’S rected the designing and making of a Soviet-East peace dent Kennedy has sent this post seaside principality when an eco Another Due Khrushchev :^at he is risking The Indians reported their eas- of costumes. treaty. In his-vlew' id end master nomination to the Senate: nomic agreement between France ualties at 17. killed or wounded. 62.3 MAIN STREET grave danger 'q f nuclear war If Charles W. Latimer, Pleasant The first edition of "Tons of ae forces Uie Berlin crisis to the the occupatien righto ef le United and Monaco expires at midnight. GOLD BEACH, Ore. (AP)—A Peiping said 83 Chinese Iroope Fun” was present^ in 1957. It is Valley, Conn. In Nice, half an hour’s drive .merican CAFE CORNER OF PEARL brink of military acUpn. fierce gale battered more than were killed or wounded. tr ■ a club project that is useful as Secretary ef Defenei Robert B. (Gonllriueil on Page Foar) from Monaco, apectally designed Radio Peiping- eiaimed toe In group therapy./ tninlraiijgnre been aeserahie* «nd l.OM miles of the Pacific coast ' 'MuNannuemmMMfNaiUlilbeteai'^ bs ------— --^Extended Forecatt dian tr o (^ "fled in eonfusimi, ' _____ "______(..Issuing Budesr
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PAGE TWO ILANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/ MANCHESTER. CONN., FHIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 12«I MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER,: CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 - PAGE THREE ■y died ovenverked an4 dtacouraged training at Fort Gordon, Ga., to dtella Serqfln, North Shore Rd., Anyone havingr questions may call in 1872-^the year he was nomi Hockville-V ernon day. He entered the Army last meet at a hew-<^lme tomorrow/ in the Ellington; Elgline Dumais; 1 Ban Bolton Mrs. Robert Butterfield of Vernon 9:30 a.m. in the parish room. nated -for. the, president^/ by the STARTS TONIGHT! May'and completed basic' training croft Rd.: Linda Lively, Scott Dr., Rd. NOW 2 BARBERS \ Liberal Republicans and Demo at the fort. Vernon; Denise. Goulet, 11 Ban To Sew LA.vettee . AT ALL inMES AT Stamps I^ ew s Sheinwold on Bridge Artny National Guard Sgt. Jo Advertisement— on the crats, a f^linter party opposing MANsneiDii^ Report Ma^e croft Rd.; Leonard DeCarll, P. O. Board Sets Closed Session The Woman’s Society for Chris: Cash Flier ServifcB Aluminum RUSSELL'S By U>tJlS S^^’DEIX Grant. seph F. Sokol, son of Mrs. Bemlce Box ll^iCMkville. Man Service will meet Ttje.sday at Sokol of 38 Village St., completed Windows — Save. Across from BARBER SHOP Greel'ey broke with the Republi IMscfiarged yesterday: Beveriy 8 p.m. at United Methodist Church' Post Office, • Bolton. Mc’Kinney can party during the Civil War SHOW SINGLETON < tjie nine-vveek general supply spe COR. OAK and SPRUCE 8T. Telephone t Now U.S. Stamps SMB i*Ttl'T AIX OO^R SHOWl O n W o r k a t F tIm , 71 Mountain St.: Patricia To Cut School BuUding Cost to- work on layettes for the Metho Lumber, Mitchell 3-2141. and accepted wide-spread public IN ENEMY'S SUIT Nomi4aaik cialist course at The Quartermas <€tz, 25 Oak St. ; dist Service Center in Providence. Plenty Of Free Parking WASHINGTON (A'P)-The Post unpoputerity when he stood by his uw By Alfred Sheinwold M a m ter School, Fort Lee, Va., Sept. 26. Births yesterday; A son to Mr. Members' are asked to bring nee •MKttir v m Manchester Evening Herald Office Department announced principles and signed thf ball bond le THAT It isn't hard to bid the enemy'* 3 N e w S c h o o l Sokol Is regularly assigned to and Mrs. Francis Scanlon. Broad The board of education will have^Volkert’s case and said that it wa^ dles. thimbles and thread. The ma- E of the 43rd Division’s 169th/Yn- Bolton correspondent, Grai'e Mc with the NEW . Thur.sday a new^ Srcent George for Jefferson Davis. 3ACK .. suit when you have their ace. 3 K M » 5 1 Brook: a daughter to Mi*, and Mrs. an executive session tonight.at 8 to unique. He said that the largt teriy arid sewing machines Will be Dermott, telephone Mltehell Jo.seph Pulitzer, editor of thjs In l*<;8TTI*i8 « A Q I 4 fantry. He attended Rockvill^^igh provided. Mrs. Myron Lee and Washington stamp will be the reg Showing a singleton 1* a more del h W ’ IHHIUlO Work on the Skinner Rd. ele Richard Kosch'witz. 8 O.ak St. “ go over figures” on the proposed cement block machine Shop with 3-6,566. fluential iibenil newspapers. ', the N S M teR li _____ * 0 1 7 School. / school, Mrs. Claire Warfel, press Mrs. Clifford Stephens will be ular first-class .stamp when high icate matter. Birth today: A .son to Mr. and living quarters over it has been on Teen-agers by St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the M O T lA S r mentary school is coming along George W. Powell.^gunner's Mrs. Clarence Dumais, 1 Ban representative of the board said hostesses. North would have no problem mate second class, TJSN, eon of the market fot a long time with Tin Deposit Found Mm lysfllM t HMrtnf Aid* with RdmarhabI* N*» er postal rates go into effect next New' York World, was born in if his singleton spade were ^AKIMC ^Q9B4 fine, the school’s building commiit- croft Rd. last night... Supt. Philip Liguori Briefs ^ .4 J H B O l'H iiB Thomas B. P ow ell/of EUlington, no buyers. The building is par Jan. 7. Budapest in 1847. migrating when changed to a low card in apy oth ^ tee was told last night by Archi- told the board this week that $60, ticularly adaptable for the business The last regular session to *‘TEL<^IKE*’ he was three. When he was 31 674 GM9SS has reported for duty aboard the CANBERRA — Australian offi NEW TEMPO The new 8-jsent air mail stamp, er suit. He ■would, then be void of ■tect Wijliam Miletto. Advertisement— 000 can be subtracted from the for which Mason plans to use it. reake new voters ' before election *■ Z«fWth*B remarkable **Tel-Mike" Control cuts off aHi sounds he bought the feeble Dispatch and AM4S42 A»SB anti-submarine warfare support Don’t be bossed—toe independ $949,000 estimated cost of the cials are predicting a> significant I a conventional red in' color, shows spades, with a good band and fine aircraft carrier USS Wasp, op He said that Volkert had the busi will be held tomorrow from 2 to 5 upturn in tin production as the re-! " BOOKS except those you to hear on the telephone. When the call is merged it with the EJvenlng News. support for hearts: and he Would Reporting there were no par ent by registering Republican qn 1 school without jeopardizing the ness there beforK it became highly p.m. at the Community Hall. \ .^completed, flick the convement switch to hear ah sounds aiain. * a plane soaring past the dome of Five years later he entered the A 7 3 X l & r ticular problems, Miletto did say erating out of Boston, Mass. The suit of the discovery of e 100,000.-1 the nation's capitol. show this by bidding two spades .9 A Q I 7 4 MBM Saturday, Oct. 13 9 a.m. to 8 p .! education program. , residential. More boys and girls between classic newspaper circulation wars however^ the septic tank installa 40,0(X>-ton flagship of Task Group m. Vernon Liguori also tojd the board it is 000-cubic-yard' deposit of tin^bear- 3 Othor'Botter HearirHi* Feeturaa The 5-cent Washington stamp, right over West’s bid of one 'G K r a Bravo recently, completed a repair Republican Town Residents of the area opposed the ages of 10 and 13 are needed ing ore in north Queensland.' htffwff^itva*. t. a«v« HMMy. Batitry S. Rtiit'- m New York City by buying the tion had been held up pending ap Committee. not "a n y too soon” to start plan the Volkert request on the grounds for a junior bowling league which iMVOg fiwmOT* tM* n»» tNCr*«M« ITM- *#•, blue In color, is based on a bust SMde. period at the Boston Navy Ship' •Mystery, Romanra Adventure, aev«f*te*wyyf«tee*me, H*ct»r«u«iA*cf»ury SfiemtnratMi. World, which became a paper for With the actual hand North d in - proval of the tank' by the state ning which classes will be on dou that it would create' a traffic haz will start tomorrow at 1 p.m. at sculpturied in 1788 by French ar the people. He seryed ip the Mis health authorities. Miletto 'said yard and Is now conducting anti Advertisement— ble sessions next year. The super Cheek Wardrobe Sports, .Science Fletlon s ymr frmk ymm mm lyfftof w>ffHa>t. tist Jean Antoine Houdon, which not afford so strong a bid. Instead, 1 * submarine ‘operations in the At ard, would depreciate property the Parkade Lane.s. Those., inter Time to overhaul your present souri legislature as a Liberal Re- he jumps to throe hearts. This the septic tank was of a different Cash Fuel Service — Aluminum intendent said he was "amazed " at values in the neighbortood and ested are asked to call Duane Le- has been called the best likeness ptiblican In 1869, switched affilia type from the one listed in the lantic. Windows —: Save. Across from recent phone conversations with fall wardrobe.' Some of those dear of Washington ever produced. shows strong heart support, with School Menus would create a hardship on the Blanc of Carpenter Rd. little things that looked so daz- Dewey-Richman Go. Quinn's Pharmacy tion to become a Deihocratic Con total values of IS'to 16 points. In Phis Red MqttoBS-FaUaa original plans and specifications. Post Office, Bolton. McKinney people who were not aware that residents. The confirmation cla.ss of Bol- Since 1894 there have been more gressman from New York in 1888. Vernon Meimentary School 767 M.AIN ST. \ *78 *»lii St„ Manrhr«t«r. PhoiH> Ml 8-418* this case North has 18 points In Also reporting to the commit Lumber, Mitchell 3-2141. Bolton ha.s to educate its Grade 9 Members of the zoning commis ton congregational Church will & . ^ i ^ ^ “L tfe r ^.r/ck^’ ^nd Te^ MC ARINC. A'0 *i than 70 different George Wash Pulitzer died-ln 1911, after being Monday — Ravioli, kernel com, V high cards (using ths familiar 5 WEEKS1N tee was Griswold A. Chappell, pupils in town next year. sion said the repair business is not ington stamps. blind, the result of overwork, his clerk of the works, who said that cole slaw, corn bread: Tuesday — Vernon news Is hamiled by The Liguori satid no definite decision a permitted use in a neighborhood last 14 years. Part of his for count of 4 for an ace, 8 for a king, hamburg loaf, rice, gravy, green IX Here are the naw postage rates 2 for a queen and 1 for a jack) and West can get- one spade trick, but A BALLOON with the exception of a single Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W. would be necessary until August business zone which is the cate required by the law signed yester- tune established the yearly Pulit then South draws trumps and has catch basin, all the work done be beans, picklee: Wednesday—Vien Main St., telephone TReinont but. either 'Grades 5 through 9 or gory of the Volkert land now. zer Prizes for excellence in jour 3 points for the singleton. na sausage, mashed potatoes, day: Tries for Shun tricks to bum. Gate open 4:30. Show at 7 pjn. fore his appointment as clerk is 5-S1S6 or Mitchell 9-6797. Grades 1 through 4 would have to The Dartdson case scheduled for FMrst clasa mail—Regulai- letters nalism, theater, music, poetry, DaUy QuesUon satisfactory. This catch basin was onion gravy, spinach, tossed sal be on double sessions next year. Wednesday night was tabled be n'ovels and biography. South can afford to make a slam ad: Thursday—roast turkey in will require a S-cent stamp, air try by bidding four clubs. North Partner opens with on* spade, tom down and rebuilt, he report If the new school is expecled4o cause of an error in the advertis mail 8 cents, and poat cards 4 Other stamps issued honoring and the next player passes. You ed.' gravy, buttered noodles, dressing, be ready by Dec. 1, 1963, Grades ing. .ABLE MANCHESTER journalism: 300th anniversary (rf shows interest and a diamond con peas and carrots, creamed onions, Jews^to Observe cents. The Increases, one cent in trol by responding four diamonds. hold: SqiadeB—Q 8 8 4: Hearts—8 He also said the foundation 7 through 9 might be on double To Greet Daughter Church each Instance, are effective Jan 7. printing in colonial America. 1939; 3; Diamonds—-10 0 5 3: Clutos— B 8 cranberry sauce: Friday—Hwne- sessions from ^ p tem ^ r to De The Rev. and Mrs. Theodore W. Freedom of the Press. 1988: and Now. however. South must come walls of the south/.wing and those baked beans, macaroni and tuna UBLIC MARKE Second clasa — Magazines and to a halt since he has three losing 8. What do you say? of the center section, except for Feast of Booths cember, Liguori said. If the school Chandler will attend a dinner to Newspaperboys of Amertca, 1952. salad, oole slaw: dessert, milk, is not Id be ready until 1964, the night In observance of the 200th •SINCERE 803-805 MAIN STREtT newspapers will pay three annual cards in the suit bid by West. Con Answer: Piss. It would be one small part of the wall at the bread and butter served with all increases erf 4 per cent each fe>r ceivably North may also have pleasant to bid two qiades to keep BOLTON west end, has been completed. The The Feast of Booths (Sukkoth) board might want to put Grades 1 anniversary 'of - the Vernon Con meals. will be observed at holiday services ; through 4 on double ses.sions so gregational Chufeh. The Rev. editorial matter and 10 per cent Bulgaria at 8 Million three spade losers, in' which case the opponents quiet, but who will uncompleted portion of the center Lake St. School: Monday—ravi Extra Special Values! for advertising matter. The Hrst South Is unsafe as soon as he gets keep your partner quiet? TONIGHT—ENDS SUNDAY section can not be reached because tonight at 8:15 p.m. and t'omorrrow ■ the "already curtailed" 'program (^handler will bring greetings from oli, tossed salad, cheese wedges, and Sunday at 10 a.m. at Temple >n the junior high school would the Bolton Congregational Church, •HONEST increases also fall due Jan. 7 MUNICH — Bulgaria's popula above the level of game. For Sheinwold 36-page booklet, of excavations required for a wa buttered kernel com, pears: Tues FRESH DRESSED. LARGE ROASTING Third class — Bulk mail, moatly tion, 3,700,000 at the beginning of ITiis puts the next move up to ”A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” send "SATAN" Shown Twice At ter main. Beth Sholom. . not be further curtailed, Uguori which is the "mother" church of ‘ 7:60 and 10:16 Friday and day—chicken In gravy, mashed the Vernon parish. The Vernon advertising circulars, will require this century, passed the 8,000.000 North. He knows' that South is In- 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester The' six-inch water main , has potatoes, buttered peas, cranberry The eight-day observance begins, mark in April, according to a re tsrsstsd in a slam, for South would Evening Herald, Box 3318, Grand Saturday been run from the gate valve at at sundown today but only the first New teachers will have to be church was known for many years •COURAGEOUS CHICKENS 8 to * Lb*. Lb. 49c increased rates of one-eighth of a sauce, applesauce: Wednesday— hired whether or not there are port received In Munich from the have bid four hearts instead of four Central SU., N.Y. 17. N.Y. 4:30 and 0:30 Sunday Skinner Rd. to the gate valve at two and task two days arc consid as the Second Congregational cent in each of three years, raising e » a nh Mt beef stew, peanut butter or cheese double sessions, he said, adding he the ultimate piece cost from- 2>i to official news agency, BTA. clubs if he had a minimum opening (Copyright 1904, General Tea a hydrant, including a four-inch ered full holidays. Church of Bolton. The Rev. Rob sauidwiches, brownies: Thursday— plans to start presenting candi ert Shiraoda, pastor of the Tal- 27, cents. Pirsft increases sW) ef bid. North has shown his ace of tures Oorp.) branch into the building. chow mein with chicken. Chinese The holiday commemorates the FREWl, MEATY, PORK IF there were no such wanderings of the Israelites in the dates for teaching positions about cottville Church and the Rev. Paul •CONSCIENTIOUS fective Jan. 7. diamonds, but South signed off at Electric light and telephone noodles, buttered green, beans, gel the first of t'he coming year. four hearts. Why did South change thing in the world as 3/N poles have been set and under desert. In Ancient Palestine Jew Bowman of Rockville wilj bring Space Bofiy Formed atin: Friday—cream of mushroom ish families built branch covered French, Latin and physic.il educa greetings froin "daughter" SPARERIBS Lb. 49c As National Newspaper Week his mind? ground conduits for both utilities or vegetable soup, peanut butter tion teachers will be needed for will be observed Oct. 14 to 20, the The answer Is obvious. Steuth booths outside their homes and churches of the Vernon church. Congress Races BRX3SSBL8 — Major Belgian nave been laid from the poles to and jelly sandwiches, cookies or Grade 9. next year. Post Office Department reminds must be worried aibout losers In the the proper places inside the bulld lived In them during the holiday Budget Jumps eleotrical, avfatimi, metallurgical, brownies. period. In an.swer to a question from a Bolton Congregational Church readers of the nation’s 11.000 plus enemy’s suit. If this is the only o g walls, he said. ■ Northeast School; Monday— board member, Liguori .said any LEAN. SHORT SHANK newspapers of "the story, behind problem. North has spade control. and research companiea have join Today, miniature booths are used will have a specif meeting Mon ed to form Belgo^ace, an organ In connection with the setting spaghetti, tossed salad, green on holiday tAbles and the four hacr combination of grades that would the story” of the special postage Even If there is some other prob of the utility . poles, ' Eklward provide the necessary classroom.s day at 8 p.m. in the parish room stamps it has issued honoring the To Adjournment isation to coordinate space activi beans; Tuesday—creamed dried vest symbols, a palm branch, wil to consider and approve a pro SMOKED SHOULDERS Lb lem, North has strength enough to Masker, c o m m i 11 e,e member, beef, mashed potatoes, buttered could be put on double sessions 39c Fourth Estate. drive the hand to the level of five. ties. It will act for industry In its low , branch, myrtle branch and posed budget of $18,093 for the relations with the govemment'and asked why the light poles could peas: Wednesday—assorted soups, fruit of the citron tree, are blessed next year. It could be Grades 4, 5 Since 1939, six commemorative North .therefore bids four spades, not have been set at the j'ear of and 6 rather than Grades 1 through coming year. The budget for 1962 WASHINGTON (AP)—The 87th»Oklahoma, North Carolina. Idaho. with space agencies in other Euro tuna salad, egg salad sandwiches, In the Temple to remind Jewi.sh -was $14,874. Most of the lncrea.se postage stamps have recognized Congress—its ranks dwindling al Kentucky and Georgia—all added inviting a slam and showing a the property, instead of along tKe celery and carrot sticks, cheese 4 since the enrollment is approxi CHOICE LOIN the high traditions of the Ameri spade control of some kind. pean countries. people of God's bounties and bless is to support the new religious most by the hour—sends Its rear to the bill by the Senate—were re school property line facing a de wedges: TTiursday—chicken and ings. mately the same. can press. First Postmaster Gen guard in a weary, all-out charge This is enough of an Invitation velopment. This required removal CTavy, mashed potatoes, buttered educational building now under ported to be holding up agree PBC to Show FlanN construction. There will be in LAMB CHOPS u,*1.09 eral Benjamin Franklin, who was toward final adjournment today. ment. The House conferees were for South.r..He leaps to six hearts of branches and trees along the julienne carrots; Friday—bakeii Scheduling of meetings to pre himself an Influential editor, has Only three billa of any import and makes the contract in a walk. line, he said. beans, macaroni and tuna salad, sent proposed school plans to the creases for insuranee. for the sex Out to any thlehneiMi yon wish .. also' appeared on many stamp is- understood to have proniised- e Matinee Tomorrow 1:1 ton's .salary and supplies. ance were atlli to be cleared out Chairman Howard W. Smith, D- Andrew Tricarico, committee pickles. Milk, dessert and sand Mothers to Hear public is on the agenda for a of the way. and Senate and House member, felt there was little loss wiches served \eith all meals. meeting of the , public building DeacoiiH I.i>ad \\'orslilp Three editors — a "down east Va., of the Rules Committee that Wilton Thorpe will deliver the leaders were hopeful — but not they would never accept tljem. in removal of the branches and Open Oar rage Youth Director commission Monday at 8 p.m. at ■Yankee,” a small town midwest- burning with confidence — that trees. They were choke cherry the Community Hall. PBC mem sermon at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. PsrmhouM*,, frozen, ready to serve Pies; erfter, and a Hungarlan-bom im Al.so remaining were two ap An open house display of the worship services Sunday at Bol they would be wrapped up by late trees which are prone to, such new Vernon town garage and high bers have said ■ they would like to Chocolate or I-emon CrMun. Save SOe. Each migrant—founded newspapers lib propriations measures needed to ENDS TUESDAY Mrs. Hooks Johnston 'will speak ton Congregational Church as the 39c afternoon or tonight. run the government In the' current problems as hosting tent cater way department equipment will be give townspeople ample oppor erally on a shoMtring. guided JOHN WAYNE In pillars during the warmer months, Wednesday at 8 p.m. aA a meeting board of deacons conduct the serv Senate Democratic Leader Mike financial year. held the weekend of (5ct. 20 and 21, of the Mothers Club of Center Con tunity to discuss the plans be L i them to greatness In the 19th Cen ‘•HATAHI”—color 8:65 he said. The committee said it fore they go to the to'wn for a ice. Thorpe's topic will be "A tury and have been honored with Mansfield of Montana summed it One, a final clean-up supple according to Andrew Tricarico, gregational Church in the Fed up by saying adjournment should Cary Omnt-Deborali Ken- would checlt to see whether better highway superintendent. vote. Layman’s Viewpoint on Religion." commemorative postage stamps. mental. passed the Senate Thurs eration Room. Her subject' will be Milton Jensen. Norman Luck and F TRiPLE-S BLUE STAMPS! YOUR PriftCHASES ^ be possible today, but "I would day night carrying J860 million as Robert Mitcham In trees might be planted along the ■Tricarico said the equipment The PBC will also elect a new They are Horace Greeley, editor line after the school job is com “Growing Toward God,” or in secretary Monday to replace Ray Joseph Tracy will assist. Mrs. Em-, not bet on It.” compared with $404 million voted "THE GRASS IS GREENER” available for public inspection will terpreting a Childs religion. of the New- York Herald: 'William Both houses were skating on In color 7:0* pleted. include trucks, plows, Raders and mond Negro Who l esigned because erson Bosworth, Mrs. Louis Das- Allen White, editor of the Em by the House. Conferees were to Some of the committee mem Mrs. Johnston has been director canio and Mm. John Rogers, rep thin Ice as far as a quorum was meet to reconcile the two ver Note! Doors open •:80—one loaders. He also said special guests of the pressure o busine.ss. James poria. Kansas Gazette: and Joseph bers criticized Miletto for what of religious education at Center Norris of Riga .^anc, who was resenting the board of mi.ssions concerned. The House produced sions. eomplete show starts at 7 p.m. from other area public works de Church for eight years, 'and Is Pulitzer, editor of the St. Louis more than half of Its membership was termed a lack of business ef partments will be invited. named to replace Negro, will sit and stewardship, will lead respon Post-Dispatch and New York The Senate put Into the bill on 8 : 0 0 4;16-1*:40 ficiency. Prank Cornell said the youth director at the church. sive reading. Thur.sday. but the Senate has not the -floor five Oregon public works The garage, completed this year. on the commission for the first World, respectively. committee was concerned at the A special program has been time Mdnday. Hear I'toar risked a roll call this week. It al projects that had been knocked Is situated on Rt. 30 in Dobsonville, planned for newcomers to the club. Although the three men were last meetirtg because the state east of Dobson Ave. Completed Znners Table Action The Rev. Edward Johnson, vicar highly different in personality and ways presumes a quorum to be out of the regular public works There will be refreshments and a present unless questioned. board of education had not re- plans for the event will be an After a public hearing that last of St. George's Episcopal Church- physical appearance, they had a money bill. ceived a set of plans which the social time after the program. spoke to the Women of (St. The reason for the low attend nounced later, Tricarico said. ed almost two hours Wednesday remarkable number of attributes Rep. Michael J. Kirwan, D-Ohio, STANLEY WARNER committee felt Miletto should night, the zoning board of appeals George's on their mission in rela ance is that many members have said he had. them eliminated be Friday Nite FlrelioiiHes Open in common. One went blind from have forwarded. Miletto Replied' it Firehouses in the City of Rock granted the request of Albert and tion to the rojfision of the Episco overwork, another died from the hustled home to campaign for the cause of the attack made by Sen. ’ was up to the superintendent of Kay Phillo for a limited repairer.s' pal Chiirch at their first meeting Nov. 6 congre.sslonal elections. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., on a bill ville will be open today and tomor Driver Arrested TED> TRUDON same cause. All three frequently DIXIELAND DAND S T A T E I Z l schools to do this. row for public inspection at 7 p.m., license at the Sonoco Station and of the year. There was a brief flicker of sponsored by Kirwan to build a championed unpopular causes with The need for better communi Fire Chief John F. Ashe has an tabled the request of Oiarles Vol- Officers of the group are Mrs. TOUR AL:THH0R1ZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER OFR rare courage. Two changed their hope that shop would close up $i0-million aquarium in Washing Tonight At 5:25-8:26 cation between, the architect and In Minor Crash kert for permission to use a lot Robert B\itterfield, president: Mrs. Thursday night after the pro ton. Saturday, Sunday nounced. political affiliations in midstream the committee was cited by other Speeding Charged •at the corner of Brandy St. and Henry Shorrock, vice president: longed and bitter row over the Th" other mohey bill to be Oontimious FYom 2 P.M. and the third moved Into the liber members. William Aborn said the Richard F. R a y n o 1 d s. 22, of Joseph J. Hasch, 36, of 516 Bush Bolton Center Rd. for an auto re Mrs, Paul Maneggia, treasurer and al wing of his party. agriculture money bill was »et- cleared is the $S-billlon public Saturday Nite committee should have been told Hill Rd., has been charged by po pair business. Mrs. Frank Barry, secretary. 1963 tled. Thomp.sonville, was arrested at works measure which was agreed Williasn Allen White was born ahead of time about the con 8:20 p.m. yesterday by Patrolman lice with failure to grant the right It was decided that when the It was decided to hold a"*^cork- This hope was crushed by a to in conference several days ago of way and will appear in Circuit report of the hearing is typed up shop meeting
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mation doss Wui me«t at ths par' PUS and accurats aa anything ws sordid divorce and tha lost of his lEanrl^patpr the courage to go up in the hills South Windsor sonaga a^ 7:30 pjn. The oonfirma got from the U -f flights. ■son. Stephen. To escape' complete to find out if they existed or were A Thought for Today tlon daas will ms*(\tiomorrow at Pension Unit Legion Demands Armed Action Donovan Gives boredom and disintegration, he There was, fof a time, some a native legend. As his sabbatical Sponsored by the Menehester th« parsonage at 10 Sorning Ifprald writes the story of his life as the' nears completion, we leave' Con question s.s to whether, in. addition OouncU of Ohurobeo Legioit Seats Temple S e i____ ORANGE HALL son® of an English resldenl on a way unable to decide what to do FLOWER FASHION To Consider In Cuha^ Public School Prayers PUBUHUUO BY nUk Temple Beth HUlsl will ^ e b raU Final Offer for ■nU LD PIUNTINQ CO. INC. to keeping these eatejlite launch small, unimportant, independent with his onl^ companion, a bird he II BlaMlI Street Sukkoth this evening. ServiCM .will ings Secret from tiie''American peo state in India. The use of Tlash- had purchased in an Indian bazaar "The ways of man are before 85 EAST CENTER ST.-^AT SUMMIT ST. < Muiclieater Conn. Warshavsky be held at the Wapplng Community' LiAo VEXiAS, Nev. ( A P ) — ’Ihe: >termine whether this country THOMAS r P b B Q l^ M ple and from the Russian people, back ieojinique by - the- author, when he visited Krishi and Dora. the eyes of the Lord." (Proverbs Benef its Hike Cuban Captives WALTER R . i ^ O t ^ N Paul Scott, saves the narriitlve 5:21.'! WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL Church at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Paul American Legion’s 44th annual should remain a member We should also keep them secret A sad Freudian study, but ex Shiman will officiate. An Orteg > PubUaMn from dullness and;'gives it a .slight Man often commits a wrong Sanford Warshavsky will be in- Former President Truman Pounded October 1. um otic enough to fascinate readers Staabbat will follow the services. The town pension board will convention-broke .camp today aft (Continued from Page One) from the United Nations. This was peppering of suspeil^e. ' deed in the belief that It will not atalled as commander of the Abe urged bipartisan support for who are devoted, to books about Junior Woman’s Meeting meet ’Tuesday at 5 p.m- in the er having passed . resolutions: something o^ s question for us es Conway’s rhothg)-''died when he be found out. In the privacy of M. Miller American Legion Post President Kennedy. ’Truman took ______Aibllebed Erery Byenlng Bneept India. . A n executive board meeting of Municipal.»Buildlng huiring room Havana—where Castro had kept BINGO For sophisticated readers and our lives we often do things and Demanding U.8. military action •undAveundaye end HoiiaaTe. Entered at the pecially in view of the fact that we was very young. He-desperately $ i 3 9 and Mrs. Sandra Rose as presi to discuss improving tension bene a swipe at the Eisenhower admin Poet OfMce at Mancneeter Conn, aa people' who are devoted to litera say words which we Would never the Juiiior Woman’s Club be him cooling his heels much of the 72 Eost Center St., Manchester wanted to establish rapport with dent of the Auxiliary during joint fits for town em^oyes. against Cuba. istration, blaming it Indiredlly for Semad Claaa Mail Matter. had originally urged the setting tip PARTY FOR MRS. FDR do or say in public. W e think that held Monday at the home of Mrs. time since last Sunday. ture from other countries, "Gabri- his father. The total rejection by POMPONS aerenionies tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. James Arthur, retiring chair Asking a probe of whether Uis the rise, of Castro to power. Harry R. Richards, Northvlew Rd. of a United Nations registry sys hLs father, who turned hUs son N EW YORK (AP) . A nurse no one will evei; learn about it. In ’The Lemon’s smobth-functioning At a news conference he said •UBSCRIPTION RATES ella”. by Jorge Amado will be a BUNCH at Legion Hall, at 8:15 p.ih. man of the board, said he had country should stay in the Unite^ EVERY SAT. NIGHT-7:30 Payable In Advance tem for satellites. Now, aided per singing "happy birthday to you" reality, we never live In a vacuum election machine weathered its he thought he might be called over to his Aunt iSarah who came Others to be installed include: Girl Scouts been notified by General Man Carrier MxU joyous experience. Mr. Amado if carried a cake with lighted can and whatever we do is recorded Nations. / severest challenge sinpe 1948 to back for Castro’s decision or One Tear ...... tlS.SO 82100 haps by our realization that the out to-India, and later to a Brit W illiam Stewart, senior vice com Mrs. William Driscoll, Girl Scout ager Richard Martin - that the Six Monthe a Brazilian; the book was written dles into Mrs. Franklin D. Roose somewhere. It is impressed ypon Asking for a constitutional gpt l(ts candidate elected national further parleys in a day or two...... 7.7S 11.00 Russians can spot, locate and track ish tiitor, ruined his life. William mander; Leonard Landers, junior leader, is registering girls for In- town employee have taken a poll Three Montha • ••••. 8.90 1.80 wanted to follow his-father and velt's.boom aa she celebrated her our own lives, upon the lives of amendment permitting, prayers in ctHnmander. He took pains to emphasize sev One Month ...... 1.80 about four year.s ago and sold vice commander; Robert Rose, ad terinediate Troop 242 at her home, on how many would like to' im L8i our satellites anyway, w'e have set 78th birthday Thursday in Colum our families and. upon the lives of Tha. Informal but powerful se eral points, obviously’ to knock Weekly ...... 80 . more than a quarter of. a million seek a career in India; but since jutant; Thomas Corcoran, assist 892 Mstin St. The troop will meet prove the benefits. public schools. ; tled into a policy of reporting all Conway Sr. could foresee the end bia Presbyterian Medical (Center. those with whom we mingle. The" The convention’s big ”day Thurs lection X.commtttee had tabbed down rumors and speculation cre copiea in Brazil. ant adjutant: Joseph Lavigne, fi Monday at the Ellsworth E3emen- The Improved benefits might MEMBER OP of British rule in India, he blunt The hospital pastry shop staff physical- law of energy which day featured a fighting talk by Powers Over Josepl^ Matthews, ating excitement and controversy launchings to the United Nations. baked the cake. nance officer; Frank Rosen, his tary School cafeteria from 3:30 mean retirement at age 62 instead THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The setting ia the Brazil of the ly refused his son’s request. states that energy is never lost former president Harry Truman, Fort Worth, Tex., after each man in this country. The Aesoclated Press U exclusively In an effort to perpetuate some dis Hospital personnel gave the for but only dissipated also ajpplies to torian; Clarence Rose, chaplain; to 4:46 p.m. Mrs.-Robert Toce is of 65, provided the employe had entitled to the use of republlcatlon of mid-twenties in Ilheus on the A t The young man who had India who called Comnqunists "the big did extensive preliminary cam 1. There has been no breakdown guise and mystery about them, we mer Fir.st T.ady several bouquets. REDUCED Dominic PelUcane, sergeant-at- assistant troop leader. Troop com contributed more than,, he now all news dispatches' credited to tt or lantic coast. Mr. Amado was born In his blood became a siicce.ssful our moral and spiritual life. Our gest bunch of liars In the world.” paigning. Matthews refused to in negotiations. He and Castro are SABIN ORAL SUNDAY Many birthday telcgram.s and arms; Norman Brewer, service of mittee mothers include Mm. John does to the pension fund. not otherwise credited In this paper are designating our launchings by there and worked for a time on businessman , a ’ clever- business deeds and words are never lost. ’The gathering was marked by give up and continued working on ‘.‘still getting along.” and also the local news published here card.s were . received. There was ficer; Herbert Rose, assistant Zagorski, „ chairman. i Mrs. John .Another Improvement would be his father's plantation. The chief They are before., the eyes of the FOR SATURDAY ONLY its closest commander's election, his own. Powers, 6, an office 2. Despite his optimism, he can All rlithts of republication of ipeclal— using Greek letters, which will man, but a person with no loyalty a per.sonal note from President service officer; executive com Driscoll and Mrs. Louise Dellert. to let the employes Increase their dispatches herein are also reserved export of the region Wfla caaco. -T-Only to his Indian friend. Krishe, Lord. Tjiey remain somewhere, the in 14 ^ears. James Powers of manager for" the Georgia State not guarantee that the prisoners throw everybody off the track for However, here in thus small city, Kennedy, who was in the city on wrong deeds to cause us grief and mittee for three years, Robert Girl Scout Fund Drive contributions to the pension fund the English, Dora, and Dr. Craw YOUR FAVORITE LOAFER sharply, to increase their bene Macqw. Ga., won it. Department of Veterans Affairs, eventually will be released. ”It For Ptill service client of N B. A Serv a time at least, while we still gain we can see the foreshadowing of a campaign tour. the good deeds to bring us comfort Dyke and Melvin Stead; execuLjve Mrs. R. Chase Lasbury has been ice Inc. ford. who had saved him from be fits. ’The town would also increase -IlSe most controversial matter polled 1,997 votes to 1,014 for totally depends on Castro and his an upheaval that haa'produced the Mrs. Roosevelt, reported recov and blessing. WITH SUPPORT committee for two years, Fred named chairmsin' of the Girl Scout Publishers Representatives. The credit for reporting everything. coming a cripple in a Japanese its contribution. discussed dealt with school pray Matthews. government,” he said. new. modern capital of Brazik ering from a lung infection, may , Dr. Leon Wind, Rabbi erick Edlund and Russell Hitch fund drive scheduled Oct. 15 to 19. Julius Mathews Special Agency—New But at least we aren’t lying to camp. A third improvement would ers. , No cash will be sent to (juba York. Chicago. Detroit and Boeton. The writing flows along in the leave the hospital next week. Temple Beth Sholom cock; executive committee for one More than 60 volunteers under the MEMBER AUDIT The resolution, adopted after a as part Of the deal. Manchester Residents BUREAU OP the United Nations. Languid, fluid manner of the The title comes from the stuffed $ 1 ^ . 7 5 year, Reynold Berger. leadership of Mrs. Lasbury will permit the employe to belong to CIRCOLATION8 one-day delay and spirited ^debate 4. His only conferences with It's nice for governments to have tropics. If people ever read during birds of paradise he visited with The Auxiliary officers include; seek to raise $999197 through a an optional plan, which would give him smaller .benefita but pro on both sides, asked Congress to 4 Area Studen federal officials have been for the Free make-up clinic for those who have not yet received The Herald Printing Company Inc., siestas, you could say it was fine Dora and Krishi on an island near REG. 17.90 Janice Stewart, first vice presi door-to-door canvaas. Mrs. Joseph somebody somewhere in the world vide continued benefits for a bene pass a constitutional amendment purpose of making certain no laws assumes no financial reaponsiblUtv for reading for a siesta. the maharajah's place before go-" dent; Theresa Dyke, second vice Stubenrauch is the neighborhoM typographical errors appearing hi ad- they don't lie to. % permitting prayers in public Win WPI onors are -violated. Type I Oral P^liovinw Vaccine, Two themes are intermingled. ing to England. He cho.se the is pre.sident; Rosabelle Hitchcock, chairman for South Windsor. ficiary after his death. verUsemente and other reading matter SAVE $1.25 schools. In The Manchester Bvenink Herald This is the kind of thing the The love of an outsider, Nacib, land refuge because a friend of treasurer; Ruth Stewart, secre Another item on the agenda is The Cuban families committee The legionnaires acted in com United Nations is for. The United the Syman, for another outsider, Dr. Crawford’s was there and U o u r b ^ tary; Pauline Rosen, historian; ManrIiMiter Evening Herald approval o< a pension for Fred Four Manchester area students has spent months collecting mon l \ plete agreement, however, on for Display advertising closing hours; Gabriella. clove and cinnamon, a birds of paradi.se were reported in Alice Scagel, chaplain; Josephine South W indsor cy>rrespondent ’Ihrali, who retired Monday as at Worcester (Maas.) Polytechnic ey for the ransom. It can accept Sunday, October 14, 7962 or Monday—1 n.m Friday States won’t tell its own people, it eign relations recommendations. f rnTgrant worker whom he hired as the hills. But Conway never had Warshavsky, sergeant-at-arms; Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell superintendent of the water and Institute were on the dean’s list cash and other gifts under federal or Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. won't tell its allies, it won’t tell They criticized the Kennedy ad For Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. < his cook. Mr. Nacib is the own psinb executive committee for three 4-1753. sewer department. for the last semester. tax deduction provisions. Many 1:30-4:30 P.M. X—^ ■ T A O 'rta fw n B ministration for failure “to take For Thursday—1 p m Wedneaday.X Russia, but it will file those tell er of a bar which was well patron POOTWKAR years. Doris Mikelas; executive George F. Bastien, 5 Gem Dr., large corporations and wealthy For Friday-1 p.m Thursday \ . more effective action to remove For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday tale Greek letter messages in a ized. Gabriella. gay and Eimoral, tioung ondqati committee tof two years, Julia Rockville, and Robert E. McIn Cuban exiles have contributed. RANGE the Communist menace posed by Donovan says he has no plans Classified deadliDe: 10:80 a.m. taefe little cubbyhole office up at the Is happy as Nacib’s cook and mis Cavelleri; executive committee for 9,000 Calls Daily tosh, 28 Harvard Rd„ Manchester, WEST OF STOP and SHOP day of publication except Saturdev — \\D the Castro regime.” earned senior honors. Bastien ma to confer with President Kennedy 8 a.m. United Nations. This may be the tress but utterly unhappy when m e year, Naomi Rose. he marries her and insists she re FUEL OIL , Doris Mikelas, junior past presi-, The Cuba resolution recom jored in civil engineering and Mc or other high officials. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Friday. October 12 germ beginning of .something big. main at home and enter tjie "cul dent of the auxiliary and now mended military force against Intosh, electrical engrineerlng. The negotiator seemed a bit tural" life, of the community.-'Na treasurer for the First District of A lsop ‘T e lls’ W aterbury Castro, including unilateral action Robert H. Gowdy of 9 Oiarter worn during his news conference. GASOLINE if necessary to get rid of the Rd., Rockville, a physics major, Asked If he were optimistic, he DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Quest At Rome Low Earners Anyway? cib ia too gentle a man to kill as - h ^ 0 - o o t / Connecticut, will be one of the in Brazilian mores demand a deceived stalling officers. The other in Communist government. earned high honors as a junior. responded: “I’m always optimis Another resolution asked 0>n- MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT The great historical paradoxee One has to be ca'reful. these days, husband should, so his friends find stalling officers are al.so members Brian Sjnder of Pine St.. Colum tic about anything I engage in about great religion— that, believ a Way to declare his marriage null BANTLY OIL of the Krst District. W ith Phone Recording gress to-probe the United States- bia. physics major, tarhed sopho until I abandon it, and I am not not to be conditioned by the United Nations relationship to de- more high honors. abandoning this.” ing Ifi the unity of man, it should and void. His friends are very C O M P .W Y , I.\C. Flower Arranging type of campaign being put on in clever and work out a complete - "Flower Fashions" will be the nevertheless itself provoke and in behalf of some new "cause” in the solution to the love tangle. C.J.MORRISON theme for the meeting of St. M ar :u,\i.N Si in :in WATERBURY (AP)—Mechan-^cani’t talk into the phones. They spire the division of man— that. The serious theme is the grow public domain. It could be, of PAINT STORE garet M ary Ladies’ Guild Monday Ized campaigning has moved into can only tell that the receiver was helie\dng in peace. It should never ing pains of a land ruled by Col .Mltciidl at the Avery St. EJlementary taken off tha hook. course, that one sickens of the' re W E G IV E i^yfC OREEN STAMPS an entirely new field ki Cmuiecti- 935 MAIN ST. TEL Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS I theless so often become the under onels, land owners and i-eaction- ivockvi!!t' '|'1{ .').,’!'271 School at 8 p.m. Robert A. Mili- They can also tell if the line is peated din on the radio and tele aries. A Brazilian from Rio, Mun- $emng • Black kowskl of Flower Fashions, Man cut. lying cause of w ar— that, bearing busy, in vriiich caae they discon vision, the repeated pounding of dinko Falcao, fights to provide a the vamp e Bro-wn chester, will, demonstrate modem, The telephone is now being used nect the call. If the phone rings the message of a heavenly city of the theme in speech and in head harbor to ship the cacao direct a Red traditional and contemporary ar by the Republicans in an effort to for 15 seconds without being an truth and justice, it itself should lines, SO' much that one oipita giv ly from the port of Ilheus and rangements using fresh flowers as gain votes. swered, the call is automatically with some aid ffom fate succeeds well as artificial material, Mill- The telephone campaign Is far canceled by the electronic equip ■ometimes founder In this-world ing the cause itself any fair and ‘ i ! Yesr favorR* ganuina hand sawn vamp Moc casualst in his campaig;n for progress kowski is a director of the Conftec- ment. considerations—are all going to be ii-ii- Stylad tha way you Ilka 'am, for work or play, and from new,but it is new the way it balanced consideration. twenbi' five years before the A l ticut Florist Association and has haa been put to use In Waterbury. When the call is answered, the faced, with sober conscience and One ought to try to decide, dis liance for Progress. PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? Maina-mada for comfort as wail as smartness. And been in the florist business for 18 Some 9,000 phone calls a day girl crosses off the phone number years. effort toward constructive resolu passionately, and without regard "The Birds of Paradise” is a i Plan your financing just as carefully as you plan your building or re -' lhaif prica it at aasy to taka as a raisa in payl are being made to everyone in the and immediately starts dialing M 9 p - . m . tion, th the course of the Ecumeni book about India by an English The completed 'arrangements Waterbury telephone directory by another one on the next phone. to the amount of insistent noise writer. It was a Book Society i modeling. See Manchester’s oldest financial institution for the type will be available to guild mem cal Council of the Roman Catholic John Alsop, Republican candidate N o effort is being made to ascer being created by those enthusiastic choice in England and acclaimed i of financing best suited to your needs. Consult with us anytime with bers. Refreshments will be served for • governor. Or rather, the calls Church now opened at Rome. tain whether the people with the for the cause, whether the cau.se is a,s written with Intelligence and out obligation. following the program. are being, made by girls on his phones are voters. The only num THURSDAYS The problems of Christian unity, something real, or merely the lat an understanding of contempory Voter-Making Session behalf, but Alsop is doing the only bers skipped are those of business society. ■ i CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND ON INSURED SAVINGS ...... The last voter-making 8e.saion talking— by recordings. the problwns.pf peace, the prob est fad. 4% telephones. before the Nov. 6 election will be lems qf m aking’’a church a more 'William Conway is living on a 881 MAIN ST Fifteen telephones have been in Rush Robison of Indianapolis, i W e have not yet been able to get remote Pacific island during his held tomorrow at the Town Hall FRIDAYS consecrated instrument of the stalled in party headquarters. Ind., who is in charge of the equip- j such a quiet moment for analysis sabbatical year from a businem MANCHESTER from 9 a.m, to 8,p.m. The Nov. 5 They are connected to electronic ment, said about 9,000 calls a day truths It represents, will receive, in enterprise and recovering from a voter-making session is only for of the latest emergency problem "ft ☆ * equipment that permits one girl to can be made by two shifts of three ttils great meeting, the concentrat those whose rights mature between handle five tetepho’ne messages al grirls each working from 9 a.m. facing “ America which, if you f7 tomofrow and election day. ed discussion of readers of one par- most simultaneously. to 9:30.p.m. daily except Sunday. haven't already heard it in station Lutheran Ohuroh Notes Mcular church. But they are also S AVIN G S The girl dials a number from He said this is the first time the breaks and in the repeated pro THE WECT SfDE Our Savior Lutheran Church is- the phone book. She can tell when equipment has been uaed in Con the problems of all religion, of re nouncements of all kinds of politi a?ic/ LOAIV participating In an area Bible In the phone is picked up. She kicks necticut, but it has been used else stitute at Bethany Lutheran ligious individuals as well as re cal candidates, is that of the STORY A S O t I A I I O Ni a switch and the campaign "mes where in the country.' ligious organizations, of lay living Church, West Hartford. TTie Ptev. sage” starts; When all the numbers in the "school dropouts." AT W alter L. Abel, local pastor, is as well as of ecclesiastical living. fM itfturm sA VAAfms Your Home Deserves The Best "Hello. This Is John Alsop, Re Waterbury telephone books, in So far, in fact, only one thing ■ awcwxsTxe’i eteisT rrnaweiat ' msTiTettea conducting one of the courses, held publican candidate for governor. cluding the suburban areas, have W hat it discovers and finds it has really come fully into our mind each Wednesday evening at 8:10 If I ’ve called at a bad time, please been called Robison said the equip r /OOZ *A€atM Mmm% e/4tei/afi9 can resol've, in its discus.sion of with regard to this problem. And p.m. They are open to the public. hang up. If you’ve got thirty sec ment will be moved to Hartford. such problems, will have signifi WESTOWN BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY The Youth Group will attend a onds, please listen to this record State Republican Headquarters this is the one thing the great cam ■one rally at Middletown Sunday. cance for all mankind as well as ■■ PHARMACY announcement.” — not the local party— is footing paign being waged on it reiterates Use CHINAMEL Paint The church council meets Sun And then Alsop via recordings, the bill. for the particular church denomi most consistently and forcefully. 460 Hartford Rd__ M I 9-9»t8 day at the parsonage at 7:30 p.m. proceeds .to criticize high taxes in Robison said the rental costs is nation which will be bound and The great campaign against Fytr^ Hniirc open till 5 p.Hi mon.-tues..friday M ajor Item of buslnes.s will be the (Connecticut and to seek support handled by hia office and that he LIFE EXPECTANCY guided by any forthcoming pro W 11 w ill W THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M__ WED. CLOSED AT NOON proposed budget for 1963. There from the voters. did not know what it was.., Save money on the finest school "dropouts" always claims, will be a meeting, following morn nouncements. CONTINUES UP The people getting the calls can Robison said the girkt do not and always has the statistics to ing .services on Oct. 21 to vote on either hang up or listen. If they listen to any of the calls, and There Is reason to hope that this prove it, that people who don't fin The life expectancy of a man the budget. , ■ try' to talk back they only miss could not give any report on the Ecumenical Council may have un- ish high school have more trouble today ia 70.3 years as against The men’s choru.s will meet at part or all of the message. There rMCtions of the listeners. 47.3 years in 1900. Improved the home of Mrs. Arden Reardon The recorded Alsop messagse neually significant results. Many finding employment than people is no one to listen to them. big family (dinettes by Daystrom today at 7 :30 p.m. The adult Infor such Councils, In the past, were medical techniques and the u.se TTie girls ' making the ealls are identical en all 15 telephones. who do finish high school, and that of "miracle” drugs are largely ealled because the Catholic Church people who do finish high school responsible for this jncrch.se'd found Itself compelled to deal with wind up their lifetimes earning as longevity. schisms and disputes, because it niueh as $50,000 more, altogether, One of the ironies of the drug- u k had pressing and dramatic prob than those who dropped out of high price controversy is'the charge For A ColerfHl Spring, PIcmt Your Gorckm Now WMi B N from lems of dogma or belief to resolve, school before finishing it. that the cost of medication is beyond the reach of oldsters ar because it felt itself being un This has been given, so far, as who, a short half-century ago, duly challenged by some outside the great, great argument why no would not have lived to enjoy WOODLAND GARDENS Ideological force. And there is some body should be a "dropout’’ and their simaet years. disposition, today, to view this why everybody, led by all kinds of Yet statistics show that drug e LOOK B E TTE R present Council as one needed to valiant organizations and politi prices more often decline- sel BULBS-BULBS-BULBS Sparkling style featuring smart wire-bgek deal with the external threat posed e LASTS LO N G E R cal candidates, should join in the dom go lip. Few assail tho.se re chairs. The 30 x 40-iiich table with mar-re by Communism. That threat and sponsible for the cost of food, battle to eliminate the '!dropouts'’ a A P P L IE S E A SIE R sistant Daystromite plastic top opens to 30 x the conflict it has Ijfought are real clothing and shelter. Tlie only DUTCH BULBS- DUTCH BULBS from the American scene. villains in this drama are drugs 48”. Bronze Coloramic finish with textured enough, but we dare to doubt that Now we would never recom and the men who manufacture e COSTS LESS IN THE LONG RUN Tuiips-Doryfin, Rainbow Mix (Ig t. bulbc) only 79c dIm . oarmel upholstery. 5 pieces $49; reg. $79.95. this was what w"as predominant in mend that anybody stop going to them. the mind of Pope John 3 & III when school. We remember with regret Today’s prescription Is the Crocus (ig. sim. fwseitod) .. .T 50 for only 1.77 he decided to call this Council into the sad day We stopped gojng to biggest bargain In history. FlEXON CHINAMEL being. W e credit this wise and po school, and W'e applaud the much Daffodils (YoNew King A lfro d )...... wnly 1.09 dei. tentially great leader of his greater wisdom of so many of the HOUSE PAINT $ a ttme with positive rather than young people of-today, who do ar .26 Per Gal. Hyacinths (Swontly Frogront) ...... only 1.39 dei. merely negative or parr3in g aims; Covers Up To 500 Sq. FL range to keep on going to school Red Emporer Tulips ...... 1.19 d oi. we think his prime object is to almost permanenti j^. — ARE YOU IN strengthen, refine, and rededicate Nor would we ever, for an in ' both the spirit and the mechanism stant, go so far as to contend that or out of of Christianity, and to do thia for some people might actually be bet Grope Hyacinth (Purple and W hite), Species Tulips, He own sake. ter off out of schooi than In it. Madonna Lilies, Anemones, Double Peony, Parrot and Lily Perhaps it is a very long time HOT WATER? Choice o f round or oblong tables ■"•But wet will suggest one rather Tulips, Narcissus (Red TVumpet, Pink Trumpet, Double Yel since such s great meeting has harsh and realistic answer to some Just 9V4^* 81 day for fuel low, W hite), Daffodils (oil White, White with YeHew), top been held for such a potentially of the statistics being wielded In Big groups for large families in a choice of 35 x 50- simple aim. can get you out of trouble! grade, gooronteed to bloom! wilK 2 big 10" the great "dropouts” campaign. inch oblong (opens to 70” with two leaves), or space The people who would be most If you live in. a typical houee,' saving 42-inch round table (opens to 62” with two A Cubbrhole- For Tni.th leaves - 6 big likely to drop out of high school you could easily run out o f bot FALL ★ ’IHI8 WEEK’S SPECIAL i t leaves). Choice of bronze with Lindenwood-grained Tilers is something strangely would inevitably tdso be the people water several times a week. 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J .j__J , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1961 , PAGE MINI F A « e I S C B T MANCHESTER EVENING fflERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, J . -X HEALTH CAPSULES ;ion ^MlchselA.Petti,>LDi WHEN VOU WORK RARP, IS IT BCTTER TO TAKE A PEW LONS ^FV—Radio To;night ■"'-V RESTS Ort A LOT OF SHORT In The JVews ONES. I'.r. /I By M A R t CAM^RICLL Television KKW YORK (A P)—Three ot 4.00 ( 3) Bic t Theater (in proareM)^ «>*) Posto’i Giants ■m etfht AnierioAn Prnt^atant <^ 10)_Xarly show Un pfotr^M) (30) Th» Honcymoonsrs (33) Kovly at S (In pm rrM t) . Gklloat Han delecate-observer* to' the ted A) Rocky and Mii fvienda 8:00 ( 30) Connscdcut Forum * TaUcen Council have contniMited U3) Super^r (34) Uarcel Haresau (13)‘ Life oT oT H Riley 8:30 ( 8-4063) "tes Flinstones Ml council proapecte in rwponeei (34) TherhF AmAmertcap Economy (10-28-to) Sin* Along With Hitch to an invitation from a-, weehly (63>40) Newa A (^ (40) Yancy Dorrinsrer (34) NET Drama Festival Catholic newspaper. ft.\b (53) Famn.v Market ( 3-13) Route 18 Protestant delegates attend thb 6.25 ( 3) Weather. Ne#a and Sporta 8:00 ( 8-4063)rm DIckena—He’s Fen- 6:30 ( 22) Club Houee ater council, which opened Thursday, (34) Modern Algebra at the Invitation of the Vatican, (40) Superman 3:30 i,3) The Detectives to obseri'e the deliberations ai\d ( S> Blojrraphy (8-13-40-63) 77 Sunset Strip (12) Rescue 3 , . . (10-33-30) Don’t Call Me Charlie. aeport to their osvh religious com (13) .Burns and Allen 10:00 (10-33-30) The Jack F ta r Show munions. 6:36 (30) GditoHals .. (C) The Catholic Reporter, w*hieh 6;46 ( 3-12) Walter Cronktie 10:30 ( 3-13) Evewltneaa (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinklev ( 8) The Third Man I d i s c o u n t c i t y ] had listed Issues expected to come 7:00 ( 3) Eveninr Report (40) H Squad i before the council and asked all •yoUR Bopy WORKS .MORE (24) Heritage : 11:00 ( 33) Big Ngws eight delegate-observers lor com (^ V 4 0 > News and Weather (40) Final Beport % EPPICIENTLy IF 'you 't a k = ( 3) Death Valley Days (80) Barry Barents ment, published the three state MORE SHORT U2> News. Sf»orls A Weathfr ( 3-8-13) News. Sports k Weather ments in full. RESTS. (13) Subsoription Tepevision 11:iS (10) Tonight tC) Concern with “ a total disregard (10) Boots and Saddles ( 3) America's Greatest Movies tiu::liiit;uH)ati:iiii:H:!!:t::!:::i:iuuH:»i:t::i:iHiHHlii::i:id)t»t!h!iit;iKritiEK8iq3i*n:iiniihfiim^ Mm Mi htolplul mfttniMttoii. ^ 7 16 (40) Evening Report (40) Steve Allen Show for moral standards evertnehere" , ll h net mfwirfedfe be W •a «aeEiesHe nehir*.' i'(30) Sports Camera (30) Sports Roundup was expressed by Dr. PS-ederick (22) western Mas.s,. Highllghti 11:30 (12) The Late Movie C. brant, one of three observers ' ' (12) Walter Bronkite 11:30 (23-30). Tonight (C) liHs froM the Anglican Coramimion. 7 35 (30) Men of Destinv ( 8) Steve Allen Show Fire Prevention 7:30 ( 3-12) Rawhide 1:00 (30) News. Sign Off LADIES' EOUY LINED WARM ' Dr/ Grant added. "T believe the (10-33) International Showtime ( 8) Night Watph Theater council will be—surely may be--- iH'l: ~iU'. one of the great turning points, in Theme of Skit SEE SATUflVA7*S TV WEEK FOR CTOMFLETE LIBTINO world history." Optiniism also was expressed In obsen'ance of Fire Preven by Dr. J. H. Jackson, president tion Week at Bowers School, the nil' of the National Baptist Conven sixth grade pupils of Edward Cox Radio tion, U.S.A., Inc., the largest all- prepared an. original .skit en Negro .religious body in the world: titled "The Bowers School Radiq (H ill llgttng taiehidea only tboM BtMva broMtoiiato « f ir HUmtmrta "As a result of this conference I Report," IwigUi. Santo ststlona' eury other short aowaeuta). took forward to a greater fellow- Factitious news ■ reports from all over the United States were WDRO—law o 8:00 Hie World TonijM ahlp and understanding between 6 ‘Ou Btshnp'a Comtw* 8:16 Showcaae and Newa Protestants and Catholics the broadcast over the school’s public 8:05 Raynor Shloet 10:06 Feature address system on Thursday 1:06 Nawa. Signoff 10:30 Showcaae world over.” l:00 Newa Dr. Jackson is the only Baptist morning by news-reporters Greta WHA>—glA i2:30 Sign Off CAR COATS delegate-observer at the council. ’ Rubinow. Marnette Ostrout, Har 6:00 Paul Harvey: Dr. Albert S. old Sandals. Thomas Healy. San Burke Dr. Albert C: Outler. professor 6;3() Alex Drier Road Rejiection Rare at Perkins School of Theology at dra Boys and Kathleen Beckett. 6:45 Speaking of Sport# X Announcer Dean UiCoe ex 7:(X) Edward P Morgan. in Black, Bhck-Olhre Southern Methodist University, dis- WASHINGTON—Of mop* auui . I eussed the council’s possible ef- plained that I^ire Prevention Day 7:30 Dick # Den is always observed .on Oct. 9 be R;00 Patriot# v#. Texan# at Boetoa 139,000 miles bf now foderal-ald ' fects on the ecumenical move 11:00 Tonight at My Place highways built since 1950, only 9.6 J o W J t u l ment and said, "No matter what cause it is the anniversary of the 1 0( Sign Ofl and Ever Popalar Natural great Chicago fire. The news re . WTic^-iogr miloa have been found imacoo^- does happen, the ecumenical situ ablo ..l>Y the Bureau of PuWic ation is bound to be altered sig porters gave graphic descriptions 6 :uu Newa Sport# and Weather 6:36 Old. Borrowed and Blue RoadA nificantly thereafter—for better or of fires caused by manv. types of 6:45 Wfatherwatch lor worse. oareles.sne.ss After sn'ch one. a 7:00^ Conversation - ...... Piece* Dr. Outler went on. "Most Pro- comment was made by Spencer 7:3( Newa of the World POPE OREETIi CHINESE 7:45 Government Servicea VATICAN CTTY (AP> -Pope / tostants understand by itoW,' at'^ Bensa*. the ’’professor" who was 8:06 Pop Concert the .special 'irtMr* commentator for John XXin took a moment at the least, that formally speaMng^ this 9:06 Nightbeat opening ceremony of the Roman council is a family affair wiThinj the day. ■ 11:0( New# the Roman Catholic Church. We “ 'i.t- Alfred Vennard and 11:1$ Sporta. Final Catholic Ecumenical Council to 11:30 S ^ li^ t Serenade express greetings for the Chinese realiM Uiat its effect upon the man''“tehn Christianson of thy '' 1:00 Newa and ffign Off people. relations betw’een Rome and the North End FTre Department spoke WPOP-141S . / .rest of the Christian community briefly, emphasizing the need for 6:00 Connecttett^ftiniroom When Thomas Cardinal Tien, is largely indirect. students to cooperate with their 7:00 Dale K e U y ^ s . the church's only Chinese cardi 12:00, Johnny Argo nal, wtfat.to the Pope’a throne in “ But no one rig^Uy doubts that parent., and town officials in fire those effitots will be deep and far- prevention: > WINP—1230 St. Peter’s to render homage, the 6:00 New,#. Wall Street intlff said: "We. are happy to reaching. They might, quite poe- L*ter in the morning the fire 6:15 Showcaae it you, here and we g)v.e you aibly, be epoch-making." men inspected a fire drill at the 6:45 LoweiJ Thomaa Tfr. Grant, a prtrfeaaor at UniMi 7:00 Newa. Sports oar-. meetings for the Chinese school..Upper grade students were 7:36 Showcaae people.’t,,^^ Theological Seminary. termed out in ,V5 seconds and lower grade Pope John XXm. "a holy man of students had cleared the bunding • MElTONOOAl COATS M OKOW I God raised up and to this in 1 piinute. 20 seconds. tortured generation.” • MOUTON FUR. BUNNY, OR SCARF TRIMSI "What the world cries out for 'CONGO M EETIN^^AIXED • BR AN D N E W W IN TE R F A S H IO N O O lO tS I la a spiritual and moral awakw- LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo ing," Dr. Grant said. "And I lor (API — The Congo radio an e s p e c ia l s e Mie rejoice that the great Roman nounced 'Thursday interior Minis \ Catholic Church, the largest com ter Cleophas Kamltu has sent a Some with s|uNted Nnings, offisps munion in Christendom, is prob written invitation to President CERAMIC FORMICA / ably about to take the lead in Tshombe of Katanga asking him with 100% Acrylic mwLfi-pile Knings auch a movement.” to a government meeting In Leo TILE In Dr. Jackson's view, the coun poldville next week. 4 9 c ^ cil “ offers a unique opportunity It said the meeting will be Oct. (Color to Btook) •nd 100% CottMi iMcliiiigv Sowts lor world Christian thought, Chris 16-21 and at it the Congolese pre 4 3 c tian fellowship and Christian un mier, Cyrille Adoula. will present with fancy medoNien Lwttom and derstanding across the denomina a new federal constitution for the tional, racial and national lines. Congo. ASPHALT TILE WALLPAPER same with smartly oontrosting Ln iK And with the leadership of Pope B-xB" thkk. E l. . M. John X X in this conference will Special Group In atock W CAD Ciolora. w g C do much to destroy the basis of ValUM to $2.29. YY a. tons. VInyl-sueda coals with sapor* religious persecution throughout BoU / / C the world and will bring a new RUG and emphasis and a new realization ARMSTRONG worm Orion pile linings. 10 to 181 to the field of religious liberty.’ UPHOLSTERY WINDOW LOUVRE ART DAMAGED LINOLEUM PARIS (A P )—The Louvre Mu- SHADES •eum disclosed Thursday that CLEANING 9 9 c nine paintings, including three by 9 9 c Camille Corot, had been badly TEL. Ml 9-1752 damaged by a vandal, apparently BUPONT OUTSIDE on Sunday night. or MOHAWK AVD It said the paintings had been Ml 3-5747 BARWICK HOUSE PAINT •cratches, either by fingernails or $ 4 9 9 M by a nail file. 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I t): - » X. ^ ■ ,-Xl p a g f t e n V. / V MANCHES'^^R EVENING HERAED, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 (MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN Dentists Endorse The Open Enrum Insurance Plan Communlciatlona for publications In the Open Forum wll. not be Manchester dentists endorsed a guaranteed publlcatto.n If they contain more than 300 words. The dental insurance plan explained Herald reserve* the right to decline to publish any matter that Tuesday night by Dr. Bernard may be llbelou* or which la in' bad taste. Free expression of poiit- ical views is desired by contributions of this character but leti Waldman at a meeting of the Friday, October 12 Vol. XXVII, No. 5 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School -Mr. William €. Coe, Faculty Adviser ters whicii are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. ' ' ! Manchester Npental Society. Dr. Waldman, a WllllmanUc dentist living in Manchester and Shadowland Aswimming pools wlUioul general the vice president of the Connecti ' public approval. This questioning cut State Dental Service Inc., ex Unbeaten Booters Top . Central, ~ To the EMHor.'., F oreign- Born Take WM done because of the fact that In your A>jg, 38. 1062 editorial plained Uiat, at present, groups of a proposed swimming pool at 25 or more ma.v insure themselves you accused the ^Democrats of Globe Hollow had been rejected by to tover part or all of their dental the'voters on the occasion of the Die-Hard Defense Stands Out •haring their reeimn^biHties with needs, from fillings to orthodontia. Naturalization Oath that small group of individual* who January 29, 1958 referendum. The. patient may choose his own have perhap.s allowed wmseives (8) Their unsuccessful attempt dentist for treatment as he docs' Playing on a rain-soaked field,*Once again it was Hsrio Addabbo, X rays Coming to become much too deeply interest' to prevent the DemoL’ralically now, he-said. ths Manchester soccer team '63, who scored the deciding goal. 'ITte Na^^uralizstion Assembly, ed in the affairs of our local jpjv- Controlled Board of Directors from He said a similar plan has been •queeeed past troublesopie Bris Taking a perfectly placed “cross” Seniors and ninth-graderis will Opinions Vary presented every other year by ths emmcnt, the group you so oft' coihmltting the glaring blunders very' successful in California. tol Central 2-1 on Tuesday at Me from left-wing E>ennis Karpuaks, have the opportunity to be Current Affairs Club as s part of and M fondly refer to a-s the 'ey did commit in the handling The lytanchestcr dentists plan to morial' Field to extend its winning 'M, Addabbo fired the ball 'into, X rayed on Oct. 16. Thei-e will be its citizenship project, was held for skein to three. Their overiUl mark the net. It was Addabbo'* fifth “shadows". ofHhe Mary Cheney Library ques- Club Speaker answer any questions their pa a charge of fifty cents, and par In Evaluating juniors snd seniors on Tuesday. Up to the moment of the writing stands at S-0-1 with a S-0 slate goal of the year. He leads the tlon-b-thc kind of blunders which William Whitesell, 91 Bretton tients may have about the plem. ental permission' slips, which Foreign-bom students took ths of that editorial if I remember cor demanded the passage of special in league competition. team in this department, with'Ver- will be given out in homerooms Rd.. will speak and show color "We’ll have to play better all- faille's four goals second. oath of naturalization'so that they rectly, your great complaint was legislatioiNby the State General slides' tomorrow at 8 p.m. at a on Oct. '15, will also be required. A Teen Center can vote in the mock election Nov. that these so-called ".shridow.s" had Assembly which permitted the Italy 6uys Machinery around soccer in the following ' Once again the Indian defen. V ^ . . . ■ . , PA«1 TWELV* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1961 PAGE Parking Space About Town ^Only Wdy We^ll Continue^ Obituary Warren will segie from-5 to T His . clothes were neat, but noth Al&n L.. ?eir, •on of Mr. and W om en’s Clubs to Help Staff p.m-.t-^and Mrs. Gilbert C. Barnes, New V/ter Session Boy, 16, Wants a New Life v. ing /pedal. He just' didn't - talk Cleared for Mr«. Marvin Feii- of 15 Arcellia M rs.. Victor J. Johnson, and Mrs. much about himself. He was a Dr., ia enrolled in the freshman Donald Kuehl wlM be on the real nice boy, and he wa.<-asking Sfierwin^Willfim 7 to » p.m. shift.. Thene will'be a voter making claas of Bentley CoUcire of Ac- Free X-ray Units Oct: 18-19 about the possibility of getting a session tomoripw from 9 a.m. part-time job after school.” Visit by Ike pouhtinf and Finance, Boston, Arnold Pagani, On Friday, when the X-ray u iilt, until 8 p.h}. in the town clerk's Unhappy ‘Poor Orphan’ PaiRis Mass. . f will be in the parking lot of the! Young Baton Arears glasses andi Merntwra of the Manchester Re-i The toVvn organizations were office at the Municipal Building. is deaf In one ear,' but he told; W. H. ENGLAND publican and-' Democratic Wom Parkade, It will be staffed by < The session Is the next to the Ample parking spaca will be Caterer,. Dies recruited through the Manchester teams recruited by Mrs. Chester! newsmen he refuses,- to, wear a Five area boys are attending; Private or Disband en/ Cluba wi)l be helping out at last regular one before the state LUMBER CO. Tuberculosis Committee of the as hearing aid “ because it would available in Hartford Monday in Watkinson School in Hartford, an F. Bycholskl, president of the M an-! election 'Nov. 6. Kin of Mliltimillionaire fh* mbbUa X -ray units of the Con sociation. Mrs. J, Herbert Finlay make me stand out.” • Open All Bay Saturday «i the virinity of BushnelT "Park for independent college preparatory Arnold Joseph Pagaiii, 68, of necticut Tuberinilosis and Health Chester Democratic Women’s Club.' • The board of governors of semi-private Manchester Coun ia chairman of* the committee. The teams will comprise V iola' "At the Ghied” —MI 6-5*01 school, fo r , boys. They are Uewis 174 >/j Spruce St., a caterer in Man Association during two six-hour of advertising the X-ray project to I (Continued from Page One) his illegally parked car. Their anyone atl ending former Presi try Club has decided that either the town will agree to let the Other members are Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Patricia Conti and Gerda Codding, son of Mr. and Mrs. L«wis chester for 26 years, died early 'periods next week whe'nifCree chest the public. check of the vehicle revealed M ilk Supply First' dent Dwight D. Eisenhowers Codding, 73 Palknor Dr.; Richard F. Ferguson, Dr. Harold S. Bar Sherokow, from 3:15 to 6 p.m.; this morning at Manchester Me club become private again, and back up the agreement with a X raya will b*'provided for towns rett and Dr. Francis W. Helfrick. . Gordon. C. Eagleson is publicity blonde, turned up at Nashville's both Pennsylvania and Ohio tags, speech. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il morial Hospital. He was president Barbara Coleman, Lorraine Dm- West End High Wednesday. long term lease, or the club wi 1 dissolve and let the town run people. A Mrs. Harlan D. Taylor, presi chalrimm for the project. He head food, clothing, an expense record ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia's ' ah parking lots surrounding the liam R. Moore. I I Battista Rd.; of Pagani Caterers tnc.,. located at '.A the golf courst. Tha women will act as host- renda and Ann Kleinschmidt, from ed the group w]hich put up placards ■her he told ^ e Seth French and a prescription from a North- capftni city has established its flnst dent of the Manchester Republi 6 to 7; and Janet Bycholski, Mary area will be roped oft for the ben Niel Newman. aolT of Mr.', and Mrs. the Rosemount Restaurant, Bbl- eeses and as registrars, helping and distributed schedules and edu sto^, school officials .said they be- field, Ohio, pharmacy that iden regular milk supply with the set ternoon at the W'atkins-West' Fu Frank Simon, outgoing pr«Rid«nt can Women's Club, has recruited Cotter and Alin Larivee, from 7 I B E'C I^RIST and efit of those attending the rally. Stanley Newman. 137 6lcott St.; ton. people make out cards as they get cational materials. .. .suspicious and told him he tified t)ie boy as Eaton. A police ting up of two small government neral Home,. 142 E. Center St, The of the club, said a lease ie being three teams of three women each to 9 p.m. I.CC d carr s h o p The President is due to aVrive Daniel Rhodes. s6n of Mr. and Mrs. The members of Elagleson's team would have to meet with a com- call to his parents confirmed the milk-collecting,^ centers. Ml*. Pagani operated the Gardeit Rev. Wtlalrd E. Thomen, pastor of X. rays either in dovvntown Man to- serve for ■ two-hour stretches ROUTE 44A, BOLTON at 11:30 A m. Adam Rhodes. 15 Plymouth Dane; drawn up for presentation to the chester ■ Thursday afternoon and Earlier Friday, when townspeo are Thomas J. Derby, W. Craig rtvittee at another school. identity. . Grove for 16 years and sold his in First Church, of Christ Congrega Thursday while the X-ray bus is in Phone M I S-8086 and Mark Havens, son of Mr. and town board of directors, writh pro evening or at the Parkade Friday ple will be allowed to use the X-ray Heston, Albert D. 'Tinkelenberg, The youngster watched the foot The high school junior stuck to Clean Fan Blades The Republican Women's Club o| Mrs. S. W. Havens, Andover. terest in it .in 1956. He operated tional, Andover, officiated. John the parking lot on the west side' Manche.ster is provided bus ridrt the food concessipn at Ocean vision fori' the club to control Ks .afternoon and evening. The date's unit while it is at Manchester and M. D. Wadsworth. ball team practice afid slruijk up his Seth French story until offi Kitchen fan blades should )>€ I Maloney Jr., a nephew of the de of Main St. between St. James and Green School from 10:45 a.m. to 1 to Hartford for anyone intere.sted. Becuih Park. New London, and memberMiip completely, and to be are Oct. 16 and 19. a friendship with , Jphh Be'thurum, cers got his mother on the tele kept clean for their best efficiency. I Floral Designing Marine Private Charles H. W olf ceased. .was organist. Burial was Forest Sts. p.m., regii.strations will be handled For information, contact Mrs. handled the meal preparations at assured of renting the 18-hole .Another Manchester civic Mirror Magic halfback and president of the stu phone. Then he broke dowm and When grease clings to t)ie blades; .Ir., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles in Townsend Cemetery, Andover. Mrs. Charles N! Crockett, Mrs. by Mra. 'Thomtia Connolly and Mrs. dent body; and Arrangements Roger Bagiev. S6 Dale Rd.. or Re- _ ...... Camp Ribicoff, Niantic. During his course In the town-owmed Globe g n ^ , the Junior Chamber of It takes but seconds, and a last- cried. or the mesh trap, take the fan ; H. Wolf. 24 Locust St., recently Bearers were members of the fam James Duffy and Mrs. Thomas F. ISdward N. Serrell. After spending the night at the For All Occasions! years in the catering businesw he Hollow tract for 25 to 3Q years. Commerce, has pitched In to pro minute check of yoUr costume be " I was hoping He would stay apart and scour the blades. After I publican Headquarters, 611 Main | pg^jpieted basic training at the ily- ■ ______Ferguson will work from 3 to 5 The Junior] Chamber of Com Bethurum home, young Eaton re served many famous people, in mote the X-ray project, and Jay- fore a full-length mirror, is a sure here,” said Bethurum. "H e was a quick rinsing and drying,' re-as-1 81., by tomorrow. Marine Corps - Recruit Depot, Par The club’s prssent three-year p.m.; Mrs. Jacob'f . Miller. Mrs. merce. underi President C. Donald fire wav to assure yourself that ported, for the interview. While filn to be around. cluding former President Harry S. Dr. Sunuel L. Goldfsrb ee« wl-ves are helping. semble and the fan is ready for Open 6 Days— Closed Sondays ris Island. S. C. lease expires March 1, but the elub C. LeRoy Norris and Mrs. Ray S. Briggs Jr., has assumed'-the everyjhtng's perfect. Eaton was inside,, police towed off "H e didn't pretend to be poor. longer duty. James S. Valentine, sofi of Mr. Truman. He also provided the food Fhineral services for Dr. Samuel has only until Jan. 1 to decide and Mrs. Stuart G. Valentine. Bol for two major movie companies L. Goldfarb, 54. of 460 Main St., whether to disband, and notify the ton. has finished a nine iw*e;k re while they were on location in Con Newington, brother, of Mrs. Flor town. 4 State News cruit training p ri^ a m at ^ the nectlcut. He owned the only regis ence Robbins of Manchester, were If. the club chooses to renew Ks Naval Training /C^enter, Great tered horse racing stable in Man held '[his afternoon at the chapel present lease, the rent will go Lakes. 111. chester and participated in meets of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 from J18.000 a year to 120,000 a Roundup at several New England tracks. Farmington Ave., Hartford. Burial year, and the seml-privats status Airman Donald R. Begin, son Mr. Pagani was born Oct. 2, was in Beth Israel' Cemetery, wdll continue. of Mr. and Mrs. Roch M. Begin. 1894, in Milano Babino, Italy. He Hartford. "As long as they're (the club (Continiied from Page One) 714 N. Main St., has been reas came to Manche.ster In 1909 and Dr. Goldfarb died yesterday at members) getting up 320.000.” signed from Lackland Air Force lived here since that time. the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon- said Simon, “ they might at welt Precipitation maj’ total one Base. Texas, to .Amarillo Air He was a member of the Rock- treal. Canada. tell the town they want the coun tenth to five tenths of an inch oc Force Ba.se, Texas, for t'raining as ville Lodge o f Elks, the Army- Survivors, besides his slater'in try club to be run the way they riTTED * TODDLntgr curring as showers- and- possible a supply specialist. Manchester, include his wife and think a country club ehould be— OWLS’tb iX b V l W ft thundershowers the latter part of Abraham Rlbicoff chats with Mrs. Harry Hammer, left, and Mrs. Carmine Colangeio at a "meet the daughter of Newington, three as a private club. Sunday and again about Tuesday. There will be a card party at 8 "Otherwlie, let the town nm ia. Bovs> A aiats' candidate'* coffee hour yesterday at Vernon. EHementary School. The event was sponsored by brothers of Hartford, West Hart p.m. tonight at the Afiderson- the Vernon Democratic Federated Women's Club of which Mr.i. Hammer 1s president and Mrs. Col- ford and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., It.” And You Honored for Heroi$m She£ Auxiliary VFW home. The angelo, vice pre.sident. Women from the Elllington club, now being organized, assisted. (Herald and two sisters of New Britain Club governors agree they want COATE SNOMrsuira committee for Old Timers N i ^ t Get 1S9 GRAND photb by Saternis). and Palm Beach, Fla. "no more of this hybrid arrange PITTSBURGH lAP I —William will meet at # p.m. P. Rausch of Gales Ferry. Conn.. ment.” said Simon. Mm. Mary E. launprecht The lease requires that any 1 O i l f l Get 8 9 has been honored by the Car Charles S. Lukas Jr.. 426 H il ■ stamps TWple-g negie Fund Commission for his Accused of Espionage The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. town resident who wants to pay liard St., was a visitor to the Rockville-V ernon Lamprecht, 12 West St., was held 3150 for a single- membership or ®hie bravery in the attempted rescue State Pair of Texas in Dallas, this 8.99 this morning st the W. P. Quish j 318O for a iamify membership may of three men after an atomic re week. D.lightiu)ly B o y s i ■ altor exploded in Idaho Falla, Funeral Home, 225 Main St., with a becoffie a member. The lease also WAY up occosions. W genuin* Idaho. Ribicoff Says solemn high MaSs of requiem at St. requires that any person, whether f.Wa 4 rip-off Robert M. Drobiak. son of Mr. James' Church. a re.sldent or not, may play golf tweeds A '^‘•-t DressmoWer de- DISCOUNT CENTERS The commission awarded 25 and Mrs. John J. Drobiak. 78 Fox- Soviet Union Expels The Rev. Stanley E. Hastlllo was occasionally, by paying 32 greens bronie medals yesterday for acts croft Dr., and James H. Curry, He Is Prime celebrant, assisted by the Rev. fees on weekdays or m on week or Ax '6tyie* vfith of heroism in the United Slates. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Y. John D. Regan, deacon, and the ends and holidays. OccasitHial Rausch was one of seven men Curry. 85 DeepwoOd Dr., have Rev. Eugene F. Torpey, subdeaebn. players may also play nine holes honoied for their rescue attempt completed basic training at .Lack- Mrs. Jane Maccarone was organist for . Jan. 3, 1961, when an atomic re Higlb American Aide AM A Target 31 land Air Force Base, in Texas. and soloist. Burial was in St. actor exploded on the second floor Older members of the club have - 1 J L ^••"‘omepiU Both have been reassigned-- to T Bridget's Cemetery. Father Regan of the National Reactor Testing radio and radar maintenance __ , __ Abraham Ribicoff, Damt^ratic complained of very crowded eon- GRAND-WAY CAN ('Continiied from Page One) read the committal service. ditions because of the low fees Station. Rausch and the others, candidate for the U.S. Senate and moving cautiously because of were William Lam- attract out-of-town residents IFranee to Put viously an arbitrary retaliation former U.S. secretary of health, i 'j precht. Thomas Crockett, Maurice radioactivity and the fear of trig for the two we expelled,” an Until 1955 when the Chaney education . and welfare, told Ver Waddell, Arthur Ashwell, George family sold the Globe Hollow tract gering further explosions, entered The Connecticut- Assoociation American EmBa.ssy official .said. Ashwell and Frank Quish. the area and reached three ape- of Public Accountants will meet non voters yesterday he is the Arnold J. Fagaal to the town for 32,250,000,. the elub Customs Bars “ They were looking for another had been private. oialists inside. Two of the spe at 8 p.m. on Oct. 16 at the How body to even the score and Mid- "number one target” of the Amer Navy Club, Sons of Italy, Italian After some sharp disagree cialists already were dead, and the ard Johnson's Motor Lodge. Ham thun was it.” SAVE ican Medical , Association , in its, American Club and the Magliahese ments among town officials and third died en route to a hospital. den. Donald A. Schwarts, the About Monaco The United States last week ex O pen. H ouse Set fight against the medicare pro Society. the club, the semi-private status guest speaker, will di.sciiss ''Auto X ______pelled two members of the Soviet , Survivors include Ins wife, Mrs. matic Data Processing for Public gram. . B y Buckley P T A was worked out. Fire Lost $43,000 (Continued from Page One) delegation to the United Nation.s, Maria Glorgetti Pagani; his moth Earlier this year, club members Accountants.” Ivan Y. Viradov and Evgeny M. Ribicoff shrugged off the AJ)4A DERBY (APi—Damage ia ea- er, Mrs. EmergUoa Pagani of Man . offered 3230,000 to the town for s -rn.- D — — In theorv, France could cut off Ptokhorov. after they had . been challenge, a.s reported by him, say chester; two sons, Benito A. Pa The Buckley School PTA is i4S.acre portion of the tract. The timated a ( H3.000 in a fire that ^^e Rev. O. E. Winslow-, pastor i , ,, accus^ of buying .U.S. defense ing he would “ take them on” be gani and Nino W. Pagaiii, both of sponsoring an open house from town board of directors rejected YOU destroyed the interior of the Val of the Church of the Nazarane .secrctsXfrom an American Navy cause he feels the passage of the Manchester; two daughlerS. Mrs. ley Automatic Transmiasion Co. will be in charge of radio broad- hut the economic blockade 6:46 to 8 p.m. Oct. 15...... the offer, saying it was not enough enlisted tnan. medicare program is important. Henry Krajewski of Manchester money. Fire units from nearby Shelton j casts sponsored bv the Manches-' w-a.ii expected tp be the ftrst move, Midthun, who was born in ' He said he is confident he will Parents will gather in their cbil- and Mrs. Charles Russo of Brook Simon was smphatic the helped Derby crews fight the gen-! ter Ministerial Association over The Mediterranean realm of Froid, Mont., and now lists San! get the needed support to win at lyn, N.Y.; a si.ster, Mrs. Andrew dren's classrooms, where they may a^ral alarm blw e last night on ; station WTNF Sunday i t 7:35 p.m. Prince Ranier III and Prince.s.s Franci.sco a.s his home, is married [ election time because he is sure meet the teacher and hear a de-' plob a position tWs morning. ThI® Pivona"*of Elmwood: seven broth scription of" the curriculum for the, gwuR to t>® the only way w « 11 Beymour Ave., almost directly op- and daily next week at 7;30 a m. Grace, the former Grace Kelly of and has two daughters, Monica, j the voters want and will support ers, Julius Pagani of ^Manchester. 13. who attends school in Switzer- the |.medicare program being yggj; I continue, ’ he said. posite Griffin Hospital. I tsi i , n I PhiladeljJhia and Holli-wood. ha.s Herbert Pagani and Guy Pagani, land, and Karen. 8, who -goes to pushed by the Deniocratic admin- ■ There will be movies in the audi-1 K the town should approve »*»• Eight cars and a truck inside; . luncheon meet- no income tax. Profit's from the both of Rockville. Victor Pagani PLENTY the one-itor>' cinder block bpild- j the Greater Hartford Chap- gambling ca.sino of Monte Carlo school in Moscow. istration. torium for the children. 'club's propoeaJs, club members and Joseph Pagani, both of Hart Refreshments will be served in '"'ill spend about 3150,000 on the Ing were damaged bv the flames of the National Women's Com- are it.s- chief revenue, A graduate of the University of Medical care for the aging and ford, Frank Pagani of Glastonbury Michigan. Midthun has been in the cafeteria. Mrs. Eme.st W olf-; club in the next 20 or 25 yeara, said th ^ were f ^ on oil and o l^ er: President Charles de Gaulle problem.s affecting education are and Franci.s Pagani of Bolton,: and ON CHILDRENS’ auhsUnces in the *®rafe- Tw-o; ^ hrid and his official familv disapprove the foreign service since 1950, two issues of great inlerest'to the ram, 62 Ot’erlook Dr., is chairman Simon, in addition to equipment serving in Germany. Ceylon and 13 grandchildren. of the refreshment committee.- rental and other maintenance. state, he said. The funeral will be held Monday ^ S^mf^T wr* r.nr -'t 'he (®< t that Monaco • peVmits Japan. His la.st po.st before he V ______There are now some 350 mam- ^ the fir ^ w a . not immediately ' i ? 7 n ^ h ^ g r o f Prenchmen and many Ribicoff said the medicare pro- at 8:15 a.m. from the W.P Quish came to Mo.srow was in Munich, bers, he said. If the club goes determined. French companie.s to u.se their of po.sats lied, into the social secur- Funeral Home, 235 Mgln St., with FALL FASHIONS reservations for Manche.ster. Germany. 1 0 i n *'''®’'® probably be ficial re.sidences and offices in ity program are "simple ,and un-1 a solemn high Mass of requiem at g 01 Ihll 111 cIMI . 3 0 0 playing memberaliips Monaco to evade French taxation. He studied the Russian Ijan- coniplicated," and that the pro- j si. Jame.«' Church at 9. Burial Encouraging: Potential Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet guage and Soviet affairs at Har kJ *1-4 — ®ml 111® social menvberahipis. France has called for Prince po.sal wa.s defeated by a .single ' r^ill be ip,,St. James' CemeterJ’, O f S p a n i s h A i r l i n e r incYease, he said. Rainier to. inatitiito the .same tax vard in 1957 and was working in vole in Congies.s. He added that Friend?!'may call at the Kiner^ ■ 0 ] N. Dempecy de.scribed as “ most en- . Hall. Mrs. Thora Maloney is chair- the embassy political reporting •system that prevails in France. if he had been a member of Con home tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. General Manager Ricnard Mar eouraging” a report on the eco- [ trian of a refreshment committee, section here. M a gress. the nvea-sure would have and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 MADRID, Spain lA P ) A Span tin is already on record saying the nomic potential of Ansonia, Derby, i Members are reminded to bring MeSweeney .said Midthun and pa.s.sed because of his vote. ish Iberia Airlines plane with 14 town could operate the club. W' Oxford and Seymour in the Nauga- articles for a rummage sale on his fam ily' will be leaving within P-tn- J < .Kr.o..H A t the board of directors' meet- He said that under the plan, passengers and 5 crewmen aboacd | ^ the general manager tuck Valley., Tuesday. M ereditli Increases a few days. Mrs. Henry F. Smith *nie Glovernor said yesterday the each per.son and employer would crashed in flames today near Car- ■ "There isn’t any doubt but % n ie CYP Club he required to contribute 25 cents Mrs. Clara I. Smith, wife of GIRLS* Area Redevelopment Administra ^of Center Con- A c liv itV H i O le M isS Henry F. Smith. 27 Stone St., died mona. Reports from the scene ; what the town could operate tjie gregational Chureh a week, and that this amount tion ( A R A ) report showed growing n will meet Sun-1 • - at her home this morning. .said It appeared there were n o ' country club without the town PULLOVER day at 6:30 p.m. in Woodruff Hall., U.S. Tells Britain would be enough to provide medi employment. Increased t o u r i a t She was born in Gla.stonbury survivors. i having to subsidize it, other than business and industrial develop A film, “ A Le.s.son in Learning,” (Oonttnued from Page Ono) cal care for thoae over 6.5. He G CARDIGAN Shipping to Castro added there were several million April 17. 1887, daughter of the The 'plane, a twin-engine Con-! by paying off on the bonds," ment In the area. will be shown. It was made by 'a „ „ ^ „ late Albert and I..ena Hodge vair, had left Madrid for Barcelo The general manager cited the M i SWEATERS The report, Dempsey said, was youth group in New Canaan C*on-’ i. walked to the cafeteria for re* i people in the country’ who would experience of Westport, Newing stand to benefit by the medicare CoVell, and was a resident of Man na, Valencia and Sevilla with 28 "Indicative o f the trend toward ex gregational Church during class'S?'*' e'ening meals 1/008 81 ilW ll .KlSR passengers. Police at Valencia ton and West Hartford which fi discussion-s. After the film the club Thursday, entering the building proposal. chester for many years. pansion ,tiiat is seen throughout Be.sides her hu.sband. Survivors said there were only 14 passen nance their town-owned oountrt' Connecticut.” The survey was made will divide into small discussion “ Thur.sdhy On education matters, Ribicoff gers aboard when it left there. clubs from restaurant, liquor and 1.00 night, a group of 100 to 150 stu- (Continued from Page One) include a .son, Louis Smith of 25 by Richardson Wood, a New York a youth leader, said he favor.« providing federal Stone St., and two grandchildren. The pilot radioed about 40 miles other concessions. Easy-core Orion _ dents yelled at him, "Hey, go ' ...... aid to students on the basis of •oonomist. for the ARA. whioh is s F'uneral services will be held from his de.stination that he had a Simori predicted the town would OlftLS’ GIRLS* JR. BOYS’ , in n'bvelty & JR. BOYS’ TODDLERS’ part of the U.S. Commerce Depart Dr. Herbert Urweider. son of Mr, i i hspkdficallv the Vaid 'on* shipping i results ™of competitive examina- Monday at 3 p.m. at the Watkins fire aboard and would attempt an have diCficulty" with objection.' I menu ' ciassiepuilovers IR. BOYS’ Sincem n Urweider. 51 ,^^^rab7e" rem Vk was hea“r^'. “ah ; West Fiineral Home. 142 E. Cen emergency landing. There were no from townspeople in securing s WARM COTTON CORDUROY BSTTSR dIe-income group were particular ter St. The Rev. l.Awrence F. A l further reports from the plane un liquor license. There was quiU s ...bulky cbtjdi- from active dutv as a ' f l i ^ t * ^ - onlflent>fi'’«l white .student talked i I'’ ® .sanction of the United ly hard hit with college costs, and WINTER FLANNEL LONGIE SHRITS G FLANNEL Rahhi Appointed j geon in the U S. V v v ^ d lo- a.s they ate lunih. 1 St®'®'*- 8‘lvemment. mond. pa.stor of South Methodist til a U.S. Air. Force helicopter bit of difficultl' for the club to se gans! Sizes2-4, White .said, however, that, "C\i- that income tax deductions would Church will officiate. Burial will from Moron Air Base, near Sevil SLACKS PAJAMAS gether with his wife and'son, is vis- 'J«»t‘ce Department officials benefit them. . cure its permit, he sai^: and a club JACKET! R A IA M A f SETS 3-6x, 7-14! WOODBRIDGE (APi-Dr. Ar be in West Cemetery. la. sighted burning wreckage on a thur A. Chiel was today appointed permit would not be applicable to fOng his parents until'Sunday^ “ f arom^^^ ~ ^'*'**" Friends may call at the funeral 1 farm between Carmona and El a- town*run bar. GIRLS’ ^ rabW and spiritual leader of Con home Sunday from 2:30 to 4:30 | Viso. The helicopter, carrying doc gregation B'nai Jacob, one of the Drafting-the proposed leAse for FLANNEL p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. tors, said it could spot no survi the club is Atty. Eugene T.^ Kelly. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 New Haven area's oldest and larg vors. 6i49 T. J. Crockett is chairman o f the Cotton knit 4 Full cut pull est Con.servative synagogues. New Ski styles, Adorable prints LINED club’s yommittee on lease or pur Flannel lined woven placket over 4 coat' Rabbi Chiel, currently serving at u ij 1. . juri.sdiclioh. ’ ■ w(th the demand, all pile Eskimo & border prints... corduroy slacks SLACKS ttie Genesis Hebrew Center, Tucka- Confirmation chase agreement. shirts! Thick s*t styles in wOrnv Th . f lr^• /.u „ ' "’“'’®; In London.' the British had! Many Inquire where the money; jackets & warm lace & ribbon with long sleeve hoe. N.Y.. will as.sume his new as - ^ ® ■1°'"'^ mstallation of the Sons treely about the campus under warned today their ■ government i* going to come from, he olxserved. ' Funerala The club’s annual meeting will 4 dress siocksin cotton flanneir 1 poplins with signment on Dec. 1, said president' s i l l A m e ric s n ^ g io n and the normal conditions. . .said Jastice. would take, a veVy serious view o f ' One answer to this, he said, might W ASHINGTON (A P ) The. be Nov. 3, when Simon ivill proba- trims! Many ski flannel shirt! solid 4 print cor Ass't prints, nc ' ’natjon of Carmine J. G role! bly be succeeded Hy James Klrk- Harvey N. Ladin. X? attacks on Chba-bound British ' be the solution of the grain stor M'ilUam L. Ptnney smart detailing! styles! Sizes4^14! Prints, sizes 3-6! 1.00 as postmaster of Chester. Conn.. , patrick. who has been chosen for duroy! Sizes .3-8! sizes 2-4,3-8! The rabbi has served in New,. Sunday st 3 p.m. .n Legion Hall. .,^M®/®«Hth -said he planned to ahlps. ^ age problem which costf the cQun Private funeral services for Sizes 7-14! Wooi/nylon blond York City, at the Unuiversttv ofi • '' ' .leave the campus at the( end of, William L. Pinney, Hebron Rd., confirmed by the Senate yee- j the presidency by a nominating '-V try 31 billion a year. 46. .solution to And You Get 16 And You Get 16 with band front, And You Get 16 Manitoba, and in Winnipeg both: Registration for ■ the children's! today's classes and .spfnd the Andover, were held yesterday a f- ! terday. 1 committee. And Y'mi Get* 64 Triple-R Blue And You Get 16 the storage problem releasing all Triple-tGBIiie Trlple-S Blue Tripie-S Blue In Canada. He is married to the i ^*’® Uittle Theater of Man- wee.kend with his wife and small Triple-S Blue 6tamp« elastic back! or most of the funds now tied up in StamjM'v Stamps Stamps former Kihnert Dirnfleld of Win- ■ ®lt®*t®t‘ " ’HI take place tonight ®on Preacher Brewer grain .storage would provide the Stampe. Colorful pldidl, nipeg. from ...... 6:30 to 8:30... p.m. at the' Ea.st I” Orleans, the 5th U.S. money for education, he said. .y sizes 7-141 RahW Chiel succeeds Rabbi Jo Side Rec. Parents or children must Circuit Court of Appeals convene.s Speaker at Series seph Tatoaihnik, who resigned. be members of the Manchester, '°Hay to give .Mississippi Gov. Following his appearance at the : school, Ribicoff went to Ellington And You Get 16 Recreation Depart,ment to be el-' R°®® Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Eugene Brewer, minister of the igible. This will be the only reg- John.son Jr,, another chance to where heiwas gue.st at a tea held j Trlple-S Blue istration. Casting will take place H’®>' ®'‘® longer in con- Church of Christ in Manchester, by Atty.. and Mrs. Edwin Lavitt. 1 Stamps in±_ about------a week. tempt. The panel cited the two will take part in a series of gos- From there, he^ went to the i Personal M otices Qrystal Ballroom, at Crystal Lake, j officials for defying court orders ple meetings to be held this com •M m ill Dond ▼illaie ’ not to interfere with Meredith's ing in the West Hartford Ellington, where he \va.s the main i r admission to Ole 5fiss. ChiirCfrof Christ. speaker at a dinner sponsored by Conversion Topic JR. Card Of Thanks There r were these other devel It was from the West Hartford the Tolland County Democrats.. T ® D D lfA I*,*''' all ou'- maav opments; chureh that the nucleus of the friends. relsUvee and neighbors for O f Church Panel The Army plans to reduce its BOYS’ kindnesses shown .us duHns ' Manchester church came just o\%r OUT recent bereavement. forces In the Oxford area to 4,500 a year ago, troops. At the height of the crisis * SALE B e r ^ s ______Walter Dousela £amU>'. An informal panel ditcUMion. Mr.- Brewer will .speak at 7:30' better "Conversion to Catholicism,” will a total of 23.600 troops were con- evening services each ^weekday centrated here and at -staging ! and at 10 o'clock morning scrv'ce.s In Memoriam be presented Monday night st a AT*Aas In WATWinhla 'Y'aw«4s a w* ^ I -a . Chipplndale Sofa To The Oso I Lovo meeting of St. Bridget’s Rosarv areas In Memphis. Tenh., and Co-, Tue.sday, Thursday and Saturday. FALL loTinc mcmur.v nf John D. Am- Society in the church hall. The lumbus. Mi.ss.. Jerry Woodbridge, member of wTose who awav 2 awa •-». - —------■ In Dallas, Tex., former MaJ. Remodel today, Ociober 12, i9«o^, ' * | Rosary' ®nd Benediction will be re- the West Hartford church, will YOUR OLD $159.00 Gen. Edwin A. Walker undergoes jackets u . . . , i *t 7;30 p.m. in the church. preach in the Manchester church FUR COAT (Until Oct. 21 It) ... r s n e a t c k s Surrounded by friends I lonaaom# ' , _ _ * a psychiatric examination start the following two Sunday morn te the midst of mv joy« i am blue ' | Mrs. Harry Carr of INTO A Chair f« Match $ 7 9,1 4 ing today. The te.st was ordered ings. Don Nelson and Fred Pol- ^ sc*he'""* Manchester, Miss Mildred Bowers by a federal ’coyrt following Walk of Bolton, and Robert Sernoffsky nisch will be. speakers at the NEW Losging, dear hunband, for you. er's arrest on charges growing out evening services. of East Hartford, all converts, will of Ole Miss Integration riots. Alwaya iiwmy heaH, and so discuss how people approach the stidly misred. , Hodding Carter, Pulitzer prize • CAPE ' H N iS T Colonial styling with quali^ construction and custom foatvros ^ ____ ■ His loving wife and famllw. Catholic faitti and how converts i f 1.69 winning editor fi-om Greenyillei oan be attracted to the church. Re- Miss., said at Durham, N.H. that 23 Pupils • STOLE lound on. sofas at much highar pricas. A t this spaeial prica a rara valuol Card Of Thanks I Ireshments will be served by Mrs, ,??}® .mpd.tratc inoni.ruie Choica-ef-fabrics. ,*W6rot.r, ,. Wa W(»uM 31k«- fo-.«kj)w»n our-heast- i Harry.Nocton ediica\ors^miist lO R ii’ iASY-CARE fait aj»preriatimi in tbe many frienA ! tello. pouucians ana eatif.ators must Pero’s O f charts! *^JACKET INFANTS’ BRUSHED INFANTS’ BSTTEH THILDRiN’S NEW relativeseeiati..*. and--e neirhlmra---- who' ---- were an shacc With Barnett the blame for ” - s h o p p i n g gwerous and kind in our recent ao^-' the Ole Mi.ss riots. ."They refused COTTON BLOUSES . Fall shade $ Twenty^three pupils of the COTTON SLEEPERS PRAM SUITS ’’PUDDLE PANTS’* to try to assume open leader i f Pda tha unusual in Gifts. Accassoriasj and Colonial Furnitura now is tho *izes 2-4! YW C A Playschool visited Pero's And Y'ou And Y'ou .And You Dedication Theme ship.” .said Carter in a lecture at idaal tim'a to shop. Brewsa at your laisura for gifts in Tha Saw Mill .and And You apple' orchards yesterday. They ‘19 (H>t 69 Get 16 Get 16 the University of New Harffp- The General Store — forxfurnitura in all four buildings. Many distinctive Get 16 Stamps We .Irishcard lo ihank 01 Thank, ell of our n'eigh- , S J a , ^ b y W S C S shire. toured the grounds and were AND UP .Stamps 0.00 Stamps 1.00 Stamps 1.00 •ors. friends end reletives for rtie Hinds County Judge Russell shown how apples were picked, items not, found alsawharo. — all at COUNTKY PHICiS. n ^ y eels of kindness end sympathy sorted and stored. Each child was Heovy .puilt lining, many')4 Wear over or in place of Tailored and fdney styles ehown us in our recenl bereavement. Moore said at Jackson that the for school 4 ploy! Ass't We eepeclelly Uienk all those of Man-,.. “What . . Do! You Have in Your----- federal government was "cohduct- allowed to pick an apple. i f A Gift From Deming Crtdtamem W ill Long Be Remembered i f pile lined tops! Detochoble slacks! Woterproof plastic- cheater Memorial Hospital who w ere Hand?” will be theme of a pro- lijg at ba.vonet point a ruthless Joseph Pero. owner of the or mittens & booties! Sizes backed nylon! Red & Navy, fpshion colors, 3-6x 7-14! .M generoua and kind | gram. Monday at 8 p.iK. at a meet- CHESTER campaign seeking to indoctrinate chards, presented the school with 9-24 mo! . sizes 3-6x1 Tlie Bovle family i ^**® WSCiS of South Metho- our youth in. race mixing, sociali.s- a basket of apples. They will be ,— —— ------:---- - ^---- I ill»t Church in the .chape). There tic theories and the infallibility of made into applesauce and served FURRIERS In M em on a m |wlll be a rededication of talente the federal government. at a morning recess.' DIIMING CRAFTSMEN IB Itwlttg memory of my husband, i during the program. 82 BURKE ROAD Ternoa Perry Boynton, who passed; vr_T r, u • The New Orleans Times-Pica- Mrs. Glenn Cornish, dlractor of G O L l/ E O E H ’W ’Y® GRANBY,CONN. •way October 13 1961 Mra. Robert ir_..Knight and Mra. yune. in a staff di.spatch from the bchobl, and Mrs. Paul McKtiv, ROCKVILLE . ■ • • Louis Champeau are program assistant director. - accompanlM So words can 1411 how I miss him Jackson, said Barnett had asked chaik-men. Members of the VYllling the children. Transportation wa* Only 26 Miles From HaHford jO’ bean cannot tell what to say the state .college board to expel 246-2473 o m h m o m . t h r u s a t . » : a o a .m . i o i o p .m » y God alone knows how I miss him Workers Group are in charge of Meredith. The dispatch quoted j n provided by Mrs. Edward Fahey, MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTE ■ • home that is lonesome today. fellowship,fetlnti'chin a^da-n/^ membersmAmhAwa of I7*waE p-[ unidentified boarcL member "as Mrs. John Beggs. Mrs. Fred Ger or Call"Collect OPfN Doily 9:30 to S:30 Pridoy oyooiofs oo^l 9 P.M. •M ir mlsaed by hia wife , wor^ Ciri^ Ara in charge of hos-t saying he refused* to “ have %ny ber and Mrs. John Rocket, moth- TR 5-5929 THE PLACE WHERE IT IS FUN TO SHOP > rVieaaee i slglitaiii ' part of tt.” . •ijs of pupils. / Hammond Electric GKord Organ Musical Demonstration Friday and Saturday \ - 1 . I ■ V . ' . f ■' ■' ■ - f ' ■ , ' ■ ; , ■ ^ V ^ ' - • . \ ■ ' ■ ■■ ' . ' PAGE FOURTEEN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1962 HANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, ERmAT, OCTOBER 12, 1962 1 / ' PAGE FIFTEEN BUGGS BUNNY ir it h OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR • PLK JDAILY CROSSWORD PtlZZLE the only money raisingt function of 1 Columbia East- Central Pomona. Pfeceding gregational Church. , Speaker ding; Thursday —pork and graVy, ORDINARILV X POI^T VA EVEN1 ■. SUV'NOR- CYNTHIA WAS T M tS S m t the PTA for the year. Last ■ year, I Andoi;fer the meeting, a pot luck- will be WQOLPN'T'BUT WANT r TRY IT over,700 grinders were sold and it Stew art. Oillespitc, former chair mashed potatoes, buttered lima served at 6:30 p.m. at the Town man of the Connecticut Men’s beans,.-apple crisp; Friday—baked SUM BUSINESS is hoped the number will exceed * Hall. IS BETTER THAN Amw«r to PrMtou* ntnto 1,000 this year. | Fellowship, will talk on "What macaroni, chee.se and tomato ca.s- NAM E TM' VVEAPONS, SUH/ tt-U Lions to Buy The last regular session for Do You Believe?” Those Interest MO BUSINESS.' PL«Y VOU ANYTHING FROM 1 *1 Calendar pintries Sought PTA Programs serole, carrot, cabbage and apple E«AD,tFTH6SE WePfi Stateside TTie W’omen’s Guild is complet mbking new voters will be held to ed in attending the dinner session slaw, corn- bl-ead and butter and NOT MY OVJN D ie t ,T o ^CRIBBAGE'TOA BEETLE FUSHT/> morrow at ithe Town Hall from 8 are asked to contact Howard fruited gelatin. -'220-2V0- Shrubs for ing a house-to^hbuse solicitation SAY TUeV WERE HOPPED ACWMM 8R a*e for listings bn the 1963 Communi Matinfees for to 8 p.m. Stanley for re.servations. ______©WORIN ?60 DOLLARS UP,t)«AnMB'Vl/ WE'LL 1 PennijrlTania dUanipolatai ty Calendar. Anyone who has been Church Notes Rliam Menu Advertisement— l e t t m e d ic e b e s t city SOhaerver At Andover Congregational Monday: Bar-b-cue beep on a Cash Fuel Servlcp—Ahimimitrf' iVOT A VOOR 8 Yale Town Green missed may call Mrs. Walter <^rd FOR. THE NONCE AND e s t 5 ------Haven, Young People Church worship Sunday, the Rev. bun, buttered hoodies, carrot.s, as Windows Save. Across from Post BAD HAUL B Connecticut 7 Tiny Or Miss Jean Natsch not later than i ’ll fhay You s o m e this weekend. Willard Thomen’s sermon topic Office. Bolton. McKinney Lupiber, FOR A NIGHT, S"Buckeye 8 Musical dramas sorted fnilt and milk; Tue.sday— CHEVROLET STUD FDKER n »e U ons Club has vbtedf to use will be "E n ter into God Provided MI S-2141. ■ ‘ • BENT SAKE, SUte" BRabbIt Emergency Closings A series of programs for young spaghetti .with meat sauce, tossed UNLESS YOU'VE GOT SINCE 12 Ardor 10 Preaent the profits from their coming auc In inclement weather or any people is to be presented five Sat R est.” The Pilgrim Fellowship will green salad, french roll and but CtoLD FEET.'^ TH' 13 Suffix month (ab.) tion to replMe the dead shrubbery emergency, an announcement con urdays at 2 p.ni. in the auditorium meet at 7:30 p.m. ter. chocolate cake, with fluffy Manchester Evening Herald An MCook'iuteniili 11 Hopa' kilnt On Tuejiday the Laymen’s USHT 15 Row 10 Perched around ther world War II Memorial cerning the closing of schools will of Rham High School beginning frosting; Wednesday—baked lamb dover correspondent, Msrgery AND be made over radio stations WILL School of Churchmanship will 15e patties, buttered pai-slied potatoes, :.C 16 Cravat 20 Beverage on the fSreen. The auction will be Nbv. 10 The series, to be called, Mnntandon, telephone Pilgrim POWER 22 Ring 81 Appear 46 Dirk and W nC between 6:30 and 7:30 held at 7 p.m. at Ellington Con green beans, i-lce or bread pud 2-6012. M 17 Formerly gin at 10 a.m. tomorrow, at Yeo ’’Youth Matinee Series,’’ Is being '/ M l" HOUSE 18 Biocliemieal 23 Tima A 37WMtern atate 47 Graek letter a.m. When school is in session and We Need Room presented by Regional 8 District b r o k e eniyme 24 Tumult I 38,Deep IxHe 48 Bivalve moilMk mans Hall with Bob Hendrickson a 1:00 p.m. dismissal is considered PTA. 25 Therefore — ^ C rib 40 Lohengrin’s serving as auctioneer, m AU.V OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Allowance# best, an announcement will be I/O 21 Penian 26 First principle 40 Horn bride Items of interest recently'added The first program will, be a made over WILI between 11:30 movie entitled “Snow White and TRADES ARE POURIN'IH THIS BtUFE IS AWFUL,' , ru, HAVE vaj I ...rrSTH' UNIVERSAL ,.ANP IF I HEAR VOU USE gateway 27 Cam 42 Kind of code 51 Membranous Include pianos, power mowers and ITS JUST PLUMS RANK! n^ W C O F FE PRINK OF ALL THERE'S IT ONE MORE TIM E.rU. 22 Vegetable 28 Appellation 43 Rainbow . pouch' a.m. and 12:15 p.m. The Three Stooges," starring State (ab.) grandfather clocks. Luncheon at S A WORST RANG ------IS NOT ANY PROGRESSIVE that WORD PERSONAUV KNOCK 23 Wave too 20 Mix 44 Phearant brood 52 Briefs Carol Heiss and the Three Stooges. O H TH E I eiiieR DRANK.' 0I51ASTEFUL MESSi . PEOPLEI PROSRESS TOUR BRAINS OUn 28 Timex oi year noon will be served by'Lionesses Lt. John P. Clarke of Lake Rd. Cartoons will also be shown. RENT J>DAnUlL U)saA, HERE! 30 Ventilate PT r r ~ r - T ~ 8 n r II AGAIN. Mrs. Howard Bates, Mrs. William has completed training at the U.S. Other events are scheduled for 31 Body of water Burnham, co-chairmen; Mrs. Jo iF 15" U Air Force missile base at Fort Dec.- 15, Feb. 16. April 27, and i s ? 32 Light touch seph Taggart, Mrs. Russell Spear 33 Moraai Bliss, Tex. Lt, Clarke left for June 8. There will be a children's man, Mrs. Kirby Tappan and Mrs. EOR WEDDINGS and ALL FOR.MAL (JCCASIONS 34 Lamprey' 16 16 II Korea after spending several days play, a puppet show, a children's 35 Friend (Tt.) LaVergne Williams. concert, and a magical produc EXCITING ’63 36 Condexcended 18 10 20 Come In Costume with his slater. Miss Joan Clarke 30 Buodler ■ of San Francisco. tion. Tickets may be purchased A Halloween party is planned by 41 Edge 22 Miss Beatrice Mathieu, a nurse for the series or for any single NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- WEMT 21 1 the Columbia Grange for Oct. 17, 42 Fastener affiliated with St. Joseph's Hospi program. They will go on sale soon 43 PercoUtor'e w !T K" 26 at Yeoman’s HeUI. Members are 1 tal in Phoenix, Arix., is visiting at all schools In the region, and CHEVROLET m accexaonr ' ■ asked to please appear in costume. through each PTA. Further in i . 48 Lure 30 To Tour Retreat House Columbia for the first Ume in five EVERYTHINC IN STOCK! s a s ^ .50 Circle__ years. She is spending two w-eeks formation may be obtained from •o-tx r The Catholic Ladies Society will Mrs. George Munson. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 51 Babylonian 3& 136 hold Its meeting at the Immaculate with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larrow moon-god of Rt. 6. Forty people attended Scouta Elect .53 Lounge J 40 Retreat House in Willimantlc, 54 Thought 38 37 1 Monday at 7:30 p.m. After a brief a family reunion at John Ma- Senior Service Girl Scout Troop CARNIVAL r BY DICK TURNER 21 has elected Elizabeth Prentice (comb, form) IT 42 , business session, there will be a thieu’s home on Old Willimantlc SSCirl'a name ' ■ guided tour. Members are asked to Rd. Sunday. its president; Laurel Warner, vice O ne O f 56 Outcasts w w 48 -•'-ident; Lorraine Smith, secre PRISCILLA’S POP B Y A L V E R M $7 Observed IT 46 « meet at SL Colufhba's Church at 7. Abr^am itiblcoff, Guest Speaker NEW LOW tary: Paula Vanty, treasurer; Sn- 58 CooUdge's , 1 Workers for Williams A dinner honoring Edward Cor Connecticut’s I E A R N I LL M E N nickname so 61 162 53 Howard C. Bates, chairman and mier, Democratic candidate for . r-age, reporter; and Judith t h e m o n e y ) d e c i d e A R E A L L so Incarnation of Anderson, historian. -The next S4 96 St treasurer of the Workers for WiI-“ state senator from the 35th dis L a r g e s t IN THIS HOW WE AUKE.... O N IS W N B Vishnu trict, and Nicholas Pawluk, Dem meeting is slated for Oct. 23, ) I liabns committee, has acknowledged F A M IL X , S P E N D SELFISH/ DOWN i i 58 U the receipt of a $50 donation as ocratic candidate for high sheriff when plans for the activities of F o rm a ! IT/ 1 Shout well as a $25 donation from the of Tolland County, was held last the year will be made. Leadefs 2 Hodgepodge Women’s Republican Club of Co night at the Crystal Lake Ball of the troop are Miss Patricia R e n ta l Welch and Mrs. Clifford Benson. PRICES! lumbia. TTie money will be used In room. Former Gov. Abraham Rib- /.I Williams campaign for represen Icoff was guest speaker. Briefs S to r e s tative. Anyone wishing to make a Grange officers will be installed SHORT RIB9 BY FRANK O'NEAI. donation may send a check to Manchester Evening Herald Co Monday night, the installing to be Bates or any member of the com lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Ed done by Frank Ruff, master of *55 PLYM. $190 •60 FORD $109^ mittee. Additional members are ward Carlson, telephone ACademy 4-Door, radio, heater, push Fall-lane “ 500” 2-Door. ^Iu«. Mrs. Donald Caulfield' Jr., Herb- 8-9224. button automatic. Stock No. Radio, heater, automatic. X ^ ert C. Englert, Clifford Erickson, 3425. This car has had exceptional AfORESt RR»I Donald James. Mrs. John T^ingle, care. Stock No. 2983. WHAt A •SHAME. C. Leonard Robinson, Mrs. William Masonic Group Ky-iX I Robinson and Kidby Tappan. •56 PONT. $375 M l4t^00fS, Red Cross Bloodmnblle 2-Door Hardtop, t u t o n e •58 CHEV. $1270 TTie Red Cross Bloodmobile unit Attends Church green, radio, heater, hydra- GARDEN Impaia 2-Dr. Hardtop, b«ig« BONNIE KY JOE CAMPBELL will be stationed at UConn for matte. Stock No. 2756. , three days beginning Oct. 23. Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma fli\isb, i-adio, heater, auto matic, whitewalls. Must b* SPOONEY OH.MO' HEB GoiMfrX WtiK ! QuaHfied aides are needed te assist sons, 'will attend church Sunday CENTER at South Methodist Church, in ob •56 CHEV. $595 seen. Stock No. 3372. HA9 TO GET RIO TO LEPlVE THE/W on ^ 90N\EB0Dy WILL the professional workers from the blood center. The hours will be servance of Religious Affirmation INC. 2-Door Sedan. 6 cyl.', stand SOfAEBOOY'5 DOOR BE SORPRISEP.' ard shift, tutone ivory and Oct. 25, 10:30 to 5. Volunteer.^ are Day as designated by the Grand •54 CH EV . $195 Chapter of Connecticut. VITTNER'S gra.v. An ideal family car at STEP asked to call Mrs. Richard Ogrean 1 TOLLAND TPKE.. MANCHESTER.VERNON t o w n l i n e — m i 9.2623 U_L in Storrs. Chapter will open In the main a 'ow, low price. Stock No. 4-Door, blue, radio, haatar. 3318. Hall Scores High lodge room at the Masonic Temple Power Glide. Arthur Hall of the Columbia at 10 o'clock, and then proceed to South Church for the 10:45 serv VEAH,;ll)ST1WN<0F Aa-TH E Bowmen, placed second in the men’s 400 class and had the sec ice. The companions not gtxng to MESSAiSESIHAT^E WOUIDSENO. ond highest score of the day in. the temple will meet on the south the annual broad head tournament )aw-n of the church, weather per held by the Great River Bowmen. mitting, so that all may go In as a ’57 FORD Leon McKinney placed second in group. the men’s 250 class and had the fourth highest score of the day. 2-Door, hea^r, Fordomatic, white.’ Ideal second car. Hall ^d McKinney will use the / » * g Stock No. 3001. lu, U. K r.l Ofc, , s broad' head arrow on a hunting JitNatifbt S;rJiC»G. IbC HOSPITAL COMFORT *Voyl tiM Junk you hava to oat d i ^ ' trip to Fairley, 'Vt. this weekend. Open House * 4 9 5 to eat an edueationr Salvation Arm.v Drive JIIOI) SAXON BY KEN BAI.D and JERRY BROMJFIELO The Salvation Army has begun AT HOME! a campaign to raise money for its fii.eC 6AV: , HI,PE6SV CAN I SHARE IT? •vOU CAN START THE WAYIVC BEEN •55 PO N T. $190 •57 FORD $575 TTY TriE social welfare program. The BY SEEINS ME PLAVINB 5ECONP money collected will be used to 2-Duor Sedan, red and black, 2-Door Station Wagqn, blue, B T AW&; TOMORROW FIDPLE TCI BC>S- IVAiT TOO L help undenprlveleged children, aid FREE CIDER and DOUGHNUTS radio, heater, hydramatic. radio, heater. ■ Stock W . NI6HT.. WORTH'S,INC.,r L im .E SPOUTS 3466. SHOULPN'T— B Y R O U S O N aged shut-ins and many other Stock No. 3311. BUT I'M STILL services. The quota for Cplumbia SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. OCT. 13 and 14 OL'FAITHFUL ' Is $400 of which 20% remains in town. •60 VALIANT $1095 •56 MERC. $245 4-Door Hardtop, white fin ■Vohmteer workers are Mrs. Clif 4-Door Sedan, jet black fin ford Erickson, Mrs. C. R. Forbes,, ish. radio, heater, Merco- ish. radio, heater, .standard matic. Stock No. 3397. Mrs. John Conklin, Mrs.. Joseph transmis,,T CoOLOBSCAPe pRlMClPt^ OF A SHE'5 HURT? WHAT'S announced committee • members mCDICfiL 4-Do«r, blue, standard tran.s- F-FLOOF-FRIOO/ I00 6UYI5 who may be called are Mrs. Frank r HIS L. WINDOW SM ADBI mission, heater. You get all 0 0 0 , MOO, J Knight. Mrs. Charles Dutton. Mrs. PHftRfnfiCY three; Style, comfort and NAME? Fred Lowman Jr., Mrs. Gus Nau- H O O j' JtotW.PltoMlt.8.8. M«.l-414« economy In this one. Stock T mac, Mrs. John Smith Jr. This is No. 3497. ‘ 1 3 9 5 r ■ '.iK •61 MONZA $1890 •55 BUICK $465 4-Door Hardtop, t ii t o n a *«ML WA SmM T,*<~ M 4 i ^ '2-Door, radio, heater, Power ivory and gi-een, radio^ heat-, Glide. Snow white finish, er, Dvnaflow. Stock Na whitewalls. Stylish and a 3262-A. 10-12, pleasure to drive. Stock No. MORTY MEEKLB X B t t d U i i J5Y DICK CAVALLI 3379. M'CKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD •59 BUICK $1795 A&n-ieMiGKiy -SOr-ETALI^ w / ^ P B f s i a z i N T a x a r MIXED TUUPS ■n HUNTBP .i. . J A - ' ■ i - : - /- ~l . / " ' . (. ■ -x- MANCHESTER IVENINO HERALD, MANCHEfTER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEIN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 12, *1962 ------— ------Four Mamhester Starters Still on DouMul List Radio-IT Repair Senrkas 18 Help Wanted— Femklc 15 THE (3ONNH0S TV and Radio ferviea, CAPABLE woman for full or part- .Sport* Viewing -• -V , available all hours. Satlafactioa time fiouaehold worlc .modem I CLASSIFIED guarantaed. Odl MI 9-1315, room apartment available if liee- esaary. Call MI 3-4534. Herald Angle S A T tm O A T TEJUBVIBION antennaa and rotor Rain, Hail and Wind Predicted ItdA—PeMi State T*. A w y ayatema inMalled and r^Mircd. HOUSEWIVES' to. drivt achooi Oliennel S VS. Ssrrlng Man ■ \ ! I ' > PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEBt, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12/ 1962 MABKMteSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, ,OCT0BEil 12. IW f Honsehold GooiM '51 THERE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY PAG ALY and SHORTEN Houses For Ssle 72 Houses For^Sale 72 NOT »900, NOT $80Q, r CXKVIUJB—M Oak St. Miniature WAPPING — 6 years old. Owner MAN^$nC8TBjRr—3 bedroom home WAPPING—2 year old Cape, 80 Storm Batters Connecticllt Visitfl mansion. 1700 feet of living area, REDUCED—Established prestige NOT $700, NOT $600. BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room Co STARKWEATHER ST-—In quiet transferred. 6H room spilt, buUt- plus garage in excellent location foot foundatltm, 8 finished rooms location. 6. room Colonial Cape lonial, 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, exceptionally well constructed, to kitchen, (fireplace, IH baths, CLASSIFIED NO! NO! ' neighborhood, 6. large room house, and condition, some outbuildings, down, space for 2 additional bed' with enclosed breeieway and ga NOT EVEN $550 • C o m RPIH 2-car garage, well . shaded lot all utilities, selling for attractive framed on three sides.svith rust W w m 317,500. Ken Ostrinaky decq> lot, full jnice 314,900. Beau rooms and bath on second floor; Pacific Coasts colored stone walls with white Realtor. MI 3-6169 rage Mahy extra features Include BUT A WHOLE HOUSE 10 A lOSxlbO. Only $16,S()0. Hayes Agen price of $14,500. Joseph Barth, tiful 8 room English Coionial, aU 24 foot living room, q>aclous din- kitchen built-ina, 1% baths, fire Kennedy on Political B ROOMS LOVELY AU1CHANIC1B cy, MI 8-4803 Eves. Ml 9-2297. Broker, MI 9-0320. board fence on top, huge stone kinds of extras. For quality and • Ing room, modern kitchen with chimney, walks and steps, 10 PRINCETON Street area — Just place, half acre beautifullly land NEW FURNITURE M iC H A N lC / locaUon call— - on— this------one.- We also buut-ins, oversize I bedrooms, scaped. Owner transferred. Make Another Due ADVERTISING X y : FA9f TWTOTT FRIDAT, OCTOBER 12, 1961 r - ■■ iianrh^at^t lEvrntnQ Unralb AYsrsgre Daily Net Press Rbn Fer the Week Ended The Weather About Town Ms in Manch«st»r fU- OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00! PIsass Phons Ml 3-4123 October 6, IMS Fsmsast s( U. S. Weather BersM 13,638 Clear, oool, frost toaight. Lew W ord has been received of the In mid Ms. Sunday mostly m u m y , arrival of Mr. - and Mrs. Robert Member of tiie Audit Uttie temperatose ehanga. Iflgh in Bureau of Oircuhrilou Cloudman and son Robert, 13, of M s. P ' ‘^Kri/ 123 Summer St., at KeflavSk. Ice Manchester-—A City o f Village Charm* land. Mrs. Cloudman is the former Inez Hampton, daughter of Mr. knd Mrs. Jay Hampton, 128 Sum VOL. LXXXn, NO. 12 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1962 (CTsssIfled Adverttshig an Page •) PRICE FIVE CENTS mer St. Cloudman is a field serv rA ice representative for .Pratt and .J. J Whitney division of United Air craft Corporation. Nikita Coming to UN? 1 French Put State News Oub Scouts of Pack 144 will meet FUN, For FALL. THE 'THREE - MM - ONE" BAQ for a swimming party at the Bast Side Rec tomorrow from 3 to 4 p.m. WASHABLE the casual bag that can ba worn... Sgft Clamp Gromyko Preparing Roundup . Members of Trinity Covenant PINWALE ChurOh are reminded of the work day to be held tomorrow at the CORDUROY * as a bandit bag C^n M onaco church from 10 a.m. in preparation Girl, 17, K illed for the Open House Sunday. * as a sbouidar bag More Blasts at U.S* MoWers (power and hand), rakes, SLACKS MONTE CARLO, Monaco In Car Crash and other tools’ are needed for the * ar as a naw undararm / (A P )— France put a gentle UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.fbe*'" to *t0p buying Oil province’s d g ja ja t . cleaning of tfie grounds and church economic squeeze on this tiny rich supply of copper and cobalt. interior. 9 (AP)—Soviet Foreign Minis GRANBY (AP) — A car Mediterranean principality to Thant’s plan for (Dongo recon Portland^ Ore. ^ Devastated feed bag size in black or brown-black barla9^ eloth ter Andrei A. Gromyko sum ciliation calls on Katsmga to share sm ash^ into a telephone pole day to show it means business The American Legion Axillary with mahogany trihi. also available jh all black moned newsmen today for an half its mineral re.sources with the and overturned on Canton sewing group will meet Tuesdav in a tax fight between the two other blast at the .United Central Congo government and to Road eaHy today, killing a 17- that it pays to make Pin^urst morning at 10:30 at the home of • proportioned merge' the provincial military your one-stop food shopping plastic or bJaek or fawn with mabo^any trim. countries. States on Cuba and Berlin. He Mrs. Leon Bradley, 73 Phelps Rd. le n ^ h forces with the Congolese army. year-old girl. center. Three.! customs agents were also piay indicate whether Members are,* reminded to bring posted on one road- crossing the Algerian Foreign Minister Mo The victim was identified as GuardUnits sandwiches, tieasert and coffee will • self belt western frontier of Monaco. They Premier Khrushchev will hammed Khemisti warned the as Susan Lelandi Washington Dr., Gremby. -police said she was a SERVICE MEATS be served by the hostess. put up a discreet little sign say come to the General Assem sembly any attack on Chiba or at • side pocket ing "douane" customs and stopped bly. tempts to topple. Fidel Castro’s passenger in the car driven by Dr. David Warren and Dr. Jacob Communist r^m e would jeopar RicheUd Frost. 20, of Spring Glen, SELF-SERVICE ears going into France. The Soviet delegation" declined Put Check dize wori4. peace. Grihtoy. Segal of the Manchester Memorial • dependable ‘‘Anything to declare?” the to say why Gromyko called' the GROCERIES Ho.spital medical staff and their Two other, passerigers, Edmond agents asked the motorists. weekend news conference (10:30 In his policy speech, Khemisti wive* are attending the Interna zipper Demars Jr., 19, of 92 Woodland Shop tonight till 9 or Satur Most of the travelers were tour a.m. EST). But informed sources expressed belief that Cuba has On Looting tional College of Cardiology in ists passing through Monaco and Dr., and Carol CJosgrove, 17, of 404 day from 8 a.m. till 6:06 Mexico CSty, Mex., which runs • black, vicuna, said he was sure to lash back at they continued on without any ap the -United States, which has ac ^Conttuued on Page ’^ o ) College Highway, both Grartby, p.m. through Sunday. sreen, navy were treated for minor injuries at parent trouble. As far as could be cused Russia of endangering PORTLAND, Ore (AP)— determined, no cars were being peace with military aid to Cuba Hartford hospital and released. Miss. Mary Santaraiero, chief • short 8 to 18 searched by the customs agents. and threats oVer Berlin. Frost did not require hospital A howling storm with wind medical records librarian at Man averagre 10 to 20 Aid C a stro treatment. gusting to more than 100 chester Memorial Hospital, recent President Charles de Gaqile's Gromyko asked for the assem tall 12 to 20 bly floor last week to reply to ly attended the national meeting government is irritated because miles per hour left at least 26 many French ** corporations and Western attacks made during the Bandit Caught persons dead and a broad band jet the American Record librarians • street floor Coaling Russia in St. Louis, Mo. 7,000 French citizens have' found policy debate. Then he canceled WINDSOR (AP)—A gun-wield hf devastation along the West Whole 'S'/j lt». Pine- sportswear a tax haven in Monaco, which out, reportedly because of his ing bandit was captured after a has no income tax. heavy irchedule. high-speed cliase early today fol Coast today. Mrs. Dorothy Dowding. head M illion a Day That hiade a two-day toll o f 35 hurst farm fresh chick dietitian at Manchester Memorial Furtherrhore, under an eco Secretary of State Dean Ru^ lowing a holdup in which he fled nomic agreement between France has conferred twice with G rom j^ with an estimated $1,000. , killed by successive storms, ■with ens for roasting at 29c Hospital, is attending the conven 13 dead in Oregon, 11 in California, tion of the American Dietetic As and Monaco. French corporations since the assembly convened, WASHING’TON (AP) — The So State Police said Robert Seeley, lb., and large at 33c in Monaco could ship their tax- 31, of 2620 Main St.. Hartford, en 8 in Washington-and 3 in British sociation in Miami, Ela. rsmging over Berlin, Laos^alid oth viet Union's- a.ssistance to Cuba— (Columbia. lb. are a very special free goods to France without hav er East-West Issues. After the military and otherwise—is now tered an establishment called the ing to pay customs duties. second meeting last Saturday, costing Russia about $1 million a Tobacco Place brandisltoci a weap National Guard units and all valu'e. Hunting Licenses Now France insists that all Rusk said he probably would talk day, ■' says assistant Secretary' on and left with the cash. available police were on drfty in the goods from Monaco must have with Gromyko again before the State Edwin A. Martin. Earlier, they said, he had made Portland .area to curb looting, Use our Pepperidge Farm Now Being Issued French taxes paid on them before Soviet minister returns to Mos The military aid part of it, he an unsuccessful holdup attempt on which began after the wind smash or Arnold’s seasoning to they are allowed to enter. cow. said, is running at the rate of |2(X> a (Marvel’s Restaurant on the out ed hundreds of store windows Fri day. stuff these chickens. A t midnight Friday, when the Elsewhere in the U.N.: million for this year. skirts of Hartford. One half hour before the sun economic agreement, between Acting Secretary-General U Also, he asserted, the State De Windsor’s Deputy Police Chief Portland was ■virtually para rises on Saturday, Oct. 20, Con Monaco and France ran out, the ’Thant told his Congo advisory partment estimates that Ruiisia James B. Murray Jr. entered the lyzed. Most power and telephone necticut residents may hook their first customs patrols were put on committee he still hopes his plan will have a $50 million' to $70 mil tobacco place while the bandit was lines were broken by winds that shotguns in the crook of their duty around the borders of this for - bringing Katanga back into lion trade deficit with Cuba as inside. The gunman forced him be sent signboards sailing, knocked arms and tramp through the fields ^ ^ R R O W ^ 300-acre nation, ruled by Prince the Ckingo may succeed, despite well as suppl}dng long-term eco hind the counter, and then ran out down thousands of trees, tore the after game. Rainier III. The agents checked President Molse Tshombe’s stall nomic aid this year of up to $50 to a car. roofs off scores of buildings, and Hunting season opens that day cars for less .than an hour while ing tactics. million. Another police officer ouLside blew in countless windows. R win pay yon to drive far out and closes aJn. 31. The town clerk CONTOUR TAILORED DRESS SHIRTS large crowds of curious Riviera A reliable source said ’Riant But, Martin declared, this Rus fired twp riiots, but the bandit The city sprawled in darkness of your way to get Pinehurat is presently issuing hunting li dwellers watched. TTien everyone would like the Security Council to sian help .Vis probably just about pulled away. Friday night, and residents holed fTMher by far” Ground Meats. censes to residents and non-resi went to bed.' meet to strengthen i^s hand in enough," ; ''to. ' keep Cuba’s ’’head Trooper Robert West of the Col up in their homes, fearful of fly dents for the 1962 calendar year. his efforts to bring Tshombe into above i)v»ter—at a relatively low Chester Troop took up the ing debris outside. PINBSHXmST But lights burned late in the State regulations require' that HtUe ' sand-colored palace over- line. level.” 'X phase. The pursued car crashed on It was the same along the Ore-- Lean Chuck or 3 in I all hunters and fishermen over 16 5.00 locking the Mediterranean. Rain The Informant said that if Ka In a CBS radio' interview Fri Bloomfield Ave. and the bandit was, The Steeple of Campbell Hall at Oregon College of Edu(;ation, Monmouth, Ore., fell in gon coast and in a number of Ore blend of ground Beef, have licensee. The laws also gov- ier rushed home Friday night tanga refuses to join the Congo. day, Martin said: "We estimate apprehended. the high wind that swept the state breaking down buildings, towers, trees, signs .and gon communities up the Willa em issuing of licenses to those un from Paris after negotiations with Thant is hopeful the Security Police said Seelev was taken/to disrupting communications. Photographer Wes Luchau caught the falling steeple as mette Valley in western Oregon. der 16j Over 65, or for'tirapping- Council will call on all U.N. mem- Pork and Veal, lb. 79e. • the ultimate in comfort and fit , the French broke down. His wife, (OonUnued on Pago Three) Hartford State Police Troop^for it went down before 90-mile-an-hour gusts. No one was in the building which, accord ’The storm was felt from north Licenees and further informa former Hollywood star Grace booking on armed holdup cjtorgee ern California to British Colum tion are available from the office Kelly, remained in their Paris ing to a plaque, may have been built in 1882. (AP Photofax). bia, but Oregon saught toe worst ------^------— ------______of the town clerk in the Municipal s exciting, custom-tailored look apartment. Funds for State Of It. Building. French officials insisted thgt no Parliamentary Tangle economic blockade was being WASHINGTON (A j^-A com "It was probably the biggest Cites 14th Amendment disaster that Oregon ever had," Pinehnrst Home Style • tapered to prevent bunching at the waist contemplated for Monaco^. * promise $2.5 billion water projects Chance of Rain “We simply Want to show Mon authorization blU riassed by the said Gov. Mark Hatfield, who de Sausage Meat ...... lb. T9e clared a s t ^ of emergency and aco that We take^thls thing seri House last night includes $9.7 mil Alerted the National Guard. Some Large Link Sausage lb. 89e I D O N 'T • extra long shirt tails ously and that we are capable of Congress Reaching lion in projects .for Connecticut. Seen Delaying guard units w ent, on active duty ■ ’EM A WAT taking action to emphasize our The laargest/Ulocatlon Is $5,820,- U.S. Seeks to Void I There’s PLENTY OF WEAR | y ' point," one'souref said 000 for a Naugatuck River BTcxid in the Willamette Valley. Hatfield I left In your shoes when you • “sanforized” quality fabric! • Besides- spot - ' customs Ccm^l-Proj^e.ct #JtAntonia... and Series Again wired President Kennedy alerting I bring them to IMs REU- checks, France was reportedly Derby. / him to the possibiHty Oregon may I ABLE Shoe Repair Shop! preparing to ai^y international Ror Adjournment The other project# all flood-con ask for federal disaster aid. Otir enstomers call .our new I W e l ^ e Shoes Any Color. . , • (shown) “ Dover” a medium length, button down postal Kgulstions to mail cross trol work: New London, $2,401,000; Sit-in Convictions SAN FRANCISCO, (Jalif. (A P I - The worst was over. Winds frozen cubed Veal, Pepper collar, also available in snap tab, short point faig the frontier. .Postal regula- Mystlp, $1,490,000 and Westport, After hearing the gloomy weath were diminishing and the Weath