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: - ' .. -V IHUBSDAV, NOVEMiBR 1, 18tt. PAOB TWENTy-FOUB ■; iimtrli»at(r ®fralb * Avanfft-Daily Nai Prims R o b rw the Week IMded The Weather O reen M 'ef U. 8 . Weetbur. Oeteber B7, IMS Collins Predicts laoreeatng cloifdleeee end sot ■■ Back Cleiinupo Drive ^ I 1 3 ,7 0 0 cool touigh^ low Sft-40 ekeept 4 S - A b o u t T ow n 45 eloug 'Oie eoeet. TaMMMvew A clean community is a gooi- Victory for GOP M«aber eC tte Audit qloudy oocaaionel lulu ead. ItiM JtKHUi AlMam, Fcporter for place to work and live: llie Jun ■oMMi el Obeolatiim. ■ Bttle tenveretme eheage. Th* Hwmld, will be * e b ^ e r Sat- ior Cham^ of Commerce is James F. Collins, Republican .. , ihen add a Hanche$ter—~A' City ViUage Charm uMay at the annual CbnnecUcut sponsoring an anti-litter cam candidate for congressman from _X Scholastic Preaa Aaaociation meet paign. For your own benefit, the first district, predicted Man ing, at Oonard High School In Went support the cleanup drive. Keep chester voters would give a 1,000- VOJL. LXXXn, NO. 29 (TWBNTY-POUR PA G ^—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1962 (tiêmed Advtrtleluc «a Cage SB) PRICE R Y E CENTS . Hartford. Her' topic will be tecb- the “village charm” about Man vote plurality to the Rûbllcdh Generous Smilel nlqiiee of interviewing, and the chester. slate ’Tuesday. ^ will ihterviaw Herbert Kramer, Manchpstbr’s vote is a bell- w ether'for the state, he said. head o f pilbUo relatione at Travel- Kevin B. Reardon, son of Mr. "Past elections have shown that era Xnauranoe Co., as part of the and Mrs. Michael Reardon, 47 Eva U.S. Deiiies State News talk. when the GGP carries Manchester Dr., a Junior in the College of^ by better than 300 to 500 votes, Business Administration of Boston the Republican party usually-car Members of the USWV are re- College, will play the role of Chris miitded of a Nutmeg Club meeting ries the state. / in topher’Wren in "The Mouse ’Trip” "The local ticket is excellent in ^turday afternoon at 2 o’clock in by Agratha Christiev Dec. 6 and 7 the State Armory on Broad St, Manchester this year, and I am at the college. sure we can win by over 1,000 Hartford. votes. Nikita Note State Man Held A member of the League of Collins visited . - Manchester Members of the' Little Theater Women Voters will discuss the briefly to talk to the incumbent Ry PRESTON GROVER â launching pad—was seen as of Manchester ndio wish to attend five proposed amendments to the representatives, John F. Shea Jr. WASHINGTON (AP) — greatly enhancing the Sovl'et Un As Cattle Rustler a cast party Saturday, Nov. 10^, MOSCOW (AP)—An un state constitution tonight at 8 at and A. Lawrence Riker, at Repub The White House describe as manned Soviet space ship was ion’s latest space achievement. at the Village Lantern Bam, ^ter a coffee hour given by the WSCS WSCS Speaker lican headquarters. wholly inaccurate today a The Soviets said this is the first HARTFORD^". (AP) — A the final performance of "The Boy of South Methodist Church at Su estimated early today to be attempt to reach Mars, but Amer Friend,” are reminded to call Phil John Rogers, 1163 E. Middle newspaper story calling Soviet would-be rancher has been ar sannah Wesley Hall. All Manches 140,000 miles bn. its way to ican spade officials have said the rested on charges of long-dis- Burgess, 39 Hudson St Reeerva- ter women are invited. ’Tpke., will speak Monday at 8 Premier Khrushchev’s unpub Mars, Moscow Radio rerorted Soviets have already made two tanc€f cattle rustling—all the tlons will close Tuesday. p.m. ait a meeting of the. Women’s lished letter to President Ken The' one-ton space craft was unsuccessful attempts at Mars and four at Venus. Soviet offi way from Texas to Connecti A reception for those planning Society of Christian Service, North PINEHURST 43rd nedy last Friday the work of launched from a sputnik Hie Salvation Army will have to Jom Center Congregational an agitated, overwrought cials have admitted only that they cut. He has been charged spe Low-Flying M etîst Church. His topic will hurled into orbit Thursday. launched a Venus probe on Feb. an Informal study on "(Pilgrini’s Church Sunday will be held tonight man. ' / cifically with using interstate Progress" by Bunyan, tonight at be"” What Shall We Teaoh Our The Tass news agency said aU 12, 1961, but lost eonUct with it at 8 in the Fellowship Room of the Press secretary Pierre Salinger T:16. Maj. E. Walter Lamle will ANNIVERSARY systems were functioning normal before it came near the planet. wire communications to com- church. ’ITie'Rev. Clifford O. Slmp.^ Children About Race?” UdliirA iratemeht that ho one be in charge. son will conducL-a -worship service ly after the first few hours of An Arn’erican ship Is now head fraud said FBI agqnt-in- s-Tafce " Rogere has been'wtdely recog- Tead the letter when it was Oie flight. The . Soviets, calculate and iwmrds of welcome will Jife of ed towaid Venus-T-Uie earth’s clos charge Charles E. Weeks. nlzed for his s<!holarly research rteelVed..ôr has read it since has the wehicle, called Mara 1, wiU Members of the Ladies ôf St. fered by ' representative ' of the est neighbor aftbr the mo<m—with The Federal Bureau of Investi and ability as a speaker on the his SELF-SERVICE Interpreted It in p A t fashion. pass close to the planet in som e James will meet tonight at 7:45 church staff, ways and nfeans com a rendeôUs expected next gation said yesterday David P. tory of the Negro in New BSngland. The story,'haijled by the New thing over' seven months. month.. ’The Venus fll^ t takes U-2s’ PlRce at S t Jsunes’ School • and go to mittee, diaconate, Co^'weds, Wom He has spoken frequently at both Deri bo, 32, of Mansfield, ordered York Herald Tribtiiie, said at one The ship is equipped with a about two months. two shipments o f 196 steers last Dillon’s 'Funeral Home, 53 Main en’s Fellowship ajid Men’s Club. thi high school and college level point: St., Hartford to pay respects to MEAT SPECIALS camera and radio transmitters Because of navigation difficul summer from the Texas Livestock on the history of the Negro. He a a which—if all goes well-rWiU send ties the American ship uglll miss WASHING'TOK (AP) — the late Paul Hannon, brother of Members o f the American Legion believes' that spreading the knowl the ‘ •Premier khrushchev’s''îQpub- Marketing Association at San An photographs of Mars and other- Venus by about 20,000 miles, sci tonio. l^^liininary analysis photo-r -the Rt. Rev. MSgr. John F. Han Auxiliary have been Invited to at edge he has gained will help dispel Uahed letter of last Friday ni_ ^ to President Kennedy is regarded ' ,ta back to earth, giving scien- entists estimate. But they say it Deeibd claimed, to have had $28,- l^ph's made Thursday^sliows non, pM tor o f St. James’ Church. tend thh joint installation of the ignorance and intolerance. valui^le clues to the old will still be able to scan the plan Windsor Locks Post and Auxiliary here as one of the most astonii^- 000 in a San Antonio Bank which clear inâtions that disman A resident of Manchester for SWIFT'S PREMIUM in„ notes ever penned by a head question of whether or not life ex et and relay valuable informa was being transferred to another Miss Betty^nn Abild, daughter Safurday at 8 p.m. at the Legion tion. tling of miîle bases in Cuba' the past 25 years, Rogers is sta of statq—a product of a man in ists ôfl thi^lanet. bank in Willimuitlc, 'Conn., the of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Abild,^ Home, Pallsado Ave., Windsor. Temperature--4 >}Btde the -ship, is Scientists manning Britain’s big is proceeding, Secretary of tion supervisor at the Bishop’s a high state qf agitation, over- FBI sai<^ hut the Willimantic bs^k 128 Branford St., will be m^r'- Comer Branch of the U.S. Post TOP GRADE being maintalne)K,by a thermo Jodrell Bank radio telescope said ht' by the prospect of atom- refused to honor a draft for $ll,- Defense Robert S. 'McNamara rled to Airman S,C. R ich^d' V. Members of the Anne Spencer Office, 'West Hartford, the first regulating system WUhm the de they' would try to pick up radio 385.58 to pay fpr the first" ship said today. ’ MickewiCs, son o f Jdr. Wm Mrs. Nurse Aide Corps planning to at Negro to be appointed a station f-” sired limits, Tass said, s o ^ bat' signals ' from the Soviet Mars ment of cattle. Vincent Mlckewics, French Rd., re A DefensexDepartment spokes tend its 20th anniversary dinner supervisor in the greater Hartford BACON, lb. 59c Salinger Issued this statement: teries have opened normaujKand probe but that they had no infor Eighty-five of the 87 steers in man told newsmen Uiat toe pic Bolton, tomorrow a^ iO a.m. at Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m. at .Cavey’s area. Save 10c to 15c Lb. On This "The New York Herald Trib wlU ensure proper recharging mation. yet about When the trans- the first shipment" were 'mcpvered tures show that missile laupcher St.

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