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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1981 -riia ljl .Tw e n t y Avarata Daily Net Fr«M Ron lEvettfnsiipraUk " ' -'/Ver «ke Week Haded f Skqrteoilier M. U d l at 8:15 p.m. in the tshurch hall. More than 160 parents attended The Hartford Chapter of the Na­ Ttte first fall meeting of the The Rev. Laurence Vincent, associ­ director of Children’s Beiytcss, Fair taalgh^ vaBiFYoc.lode • Manchester Ministerial Associa­ ate mlnsiter of Centpr Congrega­ Mrs. Robert Benito is chairman the first meeting of Waddell waa guest speaker. Refreshments tional Office Management Associa­ FOR RENT 13,369 A bou t Tow n tion will be held Thursday, Oci. 12, tional Church, is president of the of the drive. Refreshments will be School PTA Wednesday evening. were served in the cafeteria by tion, of Which Gerard R. d’Avignon, • aad It mm. Movie Prejeeters night aad aarly Soad^. leer Ifi < asdociatio^., served. Miss Ethel Robb, principal, intro­ Mrs. Manuel Margardio and com- 76 Columbus St., is president, will —eoond er silent, also 86 asm. Member ef the Andlt 8#.) at 11 a-m. at the Salvation Army. hold a dinner meeting Monday at < A nwmbMrsMp tM for momben New clergymen in Manchester will duced members of the. faculty, niittee. slide prejeeters. Boteea ef Oireidatkm High M to 85. 6 p.m. at Howard Johnson’s in • M ' guests of the ICenchester be welcomed, and programs will be A meeting of street captains The Loyhi I Circle of King’s Corsages were presented by Mrs. M anche»Ur-^A City of Village Charm Business end Professkmsi Wom­ planned for the year. Members are Clarence • Johnson, PTA presi­ The executive board'’ of Illlng West Hartford. Charlea J. Lyon, WELDON DRUG CO. and workers for the annual mem­ Daughters will meet Monday at president of the Society for Sav­ en’s Club wlU be held Sundsiy from asked to bring a sandwich; dessert dent, to each member of the staff. p r o will meet Tuesday at 7:30 001 Main S t Tel. MD fr-uai bership drive of Ladies of the 7:46 p.m., in the Fellowship Room ings, wljl be guest i^eaker. i to 4:10 p.m. St the home of Mrs. and^a'' beverage ■will be provided. Assumption will he ^eld Monday of Center Angregational Church. Miss Margaret Parker, district p.hi. in the teachers’ lounge. yOL. LXXXI, No. 6 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1961 (titbaalfled Adverttalng on Page S) Anne WsMell. 465 Porter St. Mrs. PRICE FIVE CENTS Thontss GburcdUll, chslrmsn, will be sssisted by Mrs. George Mort- lock, Mrs. Eugene Freemen. Miss •I . 34 Persons Aboard Elsib Murphy end Miss Frances State News OsUkitti. M AIN STREET Hungary Mrs. A. Francis Davis left Friday MANCHESTER morning for her home in Laos An­ Airliner Wreckage Roundup geles. & lif. She will stop over at es U.S. May Send Troops Colorado Springs, Oolo., to attend f r Ee p a r k in g l O R B E N the national convention of Sweet LSTAMPSJ Adelines being held Oct. 11 th 15. Rear d f Store UConn Peace Mrs. Davis will be one of the Judges A. Found in Pyrenees at the convention. Mrs. Davis spent the summer at the. home of her Talk Results brother, James B. Wilson, 80 Al­ Vienna, Austria, Oct. 7 (/F) TIouloiiM, Fnuice, Oct. 7 HPlfraBsan and 90 from the Spanish Under Debate ton St. —Communist Hungary an­ —Wreckage of a EMtiah DCS----- frontier. BOYSV FLANNEL LINED A spokesman for Derby Aviatlcm, To Help Viet Namese nounced today a reshuffle of Pvt. Edward B. Kerin, 22, son Dakota airliner that carried S tom , Oct. 7 {IP)— A. dis­ GET THE O N FASHION... its presidential council, a 12- owners of the misting plane, 'said o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ke­ 34 persons was found in'the there were 81 passengers and three pute between students and rin. 34 Hartland Rd., has been aa- man group headed by Presi­ Pyrenees Mountains today crew members aboard. signed to C Co. of the 2nd Train­ WIND 'N WEATHER dent Istvan Dobi. administrtation officials *at and a search plane radioed The passengers were flying to the University of Connecticut ing Regiment at the U.8. Army ■ The action followed the removal that there were no survivors, France to be^n a bus tour of the Training Center at Ft. Dfat, N. J., last month of Ferenc Muennlch, Costa Brava in Spain after landing. remained unsettled today, de­ New Push for eight weeks' basic infantry with pleat swinging replaced as premier by First Party police at Prades announced. It was believed all aboard were spite a 2-hour meeting of both training. He is a graduate of JACKETS Listen to Kathy Godfrey Secretary Janos Kadar. BriUsh. sides. WilUston Academy and 'attended Muennlch, 76, became a minister Toulouse, France, Oct. 7 (JP) Construction workers in the A t. Issue is administrative con­ Colgate University. WINF-CBS, Manchester, ef state. 1:10 p.m. Monday thru —^Wreckage of a plane—ap­ Ariege Department (county) of trol over student activities. The By Reds jumpers of wool flannel Radio Budapest said Karoll parently a British airliner the Pyrenees said they heard a students don't want it. Saturday. Contest Every Kiss, vice president of the pres- plane flying over early this morn Harold Hodge, plant engineer, missing with 34 persons As for yesterday's meeting, call­ and Theodore Fairbanks, super­ Day. idenUal council, was replaced by ing and that its engines did not ed for the purpose o f ' tr j^ g to intendent of buildingrs and grounds Gyoergy Marosan, former min­ aboard—-was found today in sound as though they were func reach an agreement, student lead­ for the board of education, are at­ 3.99 - T ister of state. mountains near Prades, about tioning normally. There was spec ers said it proved of no value. Expeeted tending a seminar of school heat­ T he reshuffle was carried out In 30 miles from Perpignan, po­ ulation the plane may have gone But university officials said It down in the area of the 8.000-foot ing plant maintenance supervisors accordance with, a decision of the lice at Prades announced. was a "congenial meeting with a Saigon, Oct. 7 (ir. Parliament elected Miklos Be- by,” Archambault said. Nam the main target of the Com- ' Church of the JNazarene in Lavelle. resztocy as' vice president to suc­ Waigh said he would present the munlst drive in Southeast Asia. If Pb., on Sunday. Mrs. Phillips is 'fill ;|v.l;'s|i ceed the late Lajoe Dinyee. students’ views to university the government of I^'esldent Ngo the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ The broadcast said the parlia­ On Medical Quacks President Albert N. Jorgensen, Dinh Diem riiould fall, they say, uel Swain, 75 Cottage St. The Rev. ment would discuss the internation­ who is expected back this week­ Thailand, Malaya, Burma and and Mrs. Phillips are' both 1961 al situation ’’with special attention end from a trip to Washington. Cambodia would be dangerously naduates of the Eastern Nazarene to the problem of the German The university has said the dem­ weakened. A llege, Wollaston, Mass. | peace treaty.’ ’ Washington, Oct. 7 (fl>)— "Theref Medical Boards, complained about onstrations were prompted by new High State Department sources The agenda also includes Hun­ is nothing so educational as a light penalties Imposed on quacks. restrictions on student drinking. PrealdMit Kennedy sits in his favorite rocker aa he talks with Soviet Foreign kfinister An­ revealed privately yesterday that The Junior Girls of the Ameri-1 gary's Becond -6-year plan, school stretch In Jail” to stop medical "Few states have severe enough The students say the issues go far sending troops to South Viet Nam can Legion Auxiliary w'iU hold a reform and m e national budget. quacks, a health official said to­ drei Gromyko at the White House yesterday during a discussion of the Berlin situation. The punishments to be meaningful,” he deeper and concern student rights. talks were in the President’s study in the Oval Room on the second floor of the’ White was under conai4eratiP)—The conversation touched "several im­ efforts to lay a basis for future, after a coroner's jury riMed that cancer. groups had been available in this portant matters” bearing on U.S.- formal negotiations on' a Berlin Playtex Mold *n Hold KALI-STEN-IKS the young men died "by unknown threat of a strike against the MENON HAS 8UROBBY • CAKE Dr. Harold E. Jeevey Jr., former Scovlll Manufacturing Co. has Soviet relations and added: settlement. So far a# thia phase is 79c causes.’’ Superficial examinations, president of the Federation of State (Continued on Pag« Three) temporarily eased. News Tidbits "Of course, as fa.r'as the position concerned it obviously ended in New York, Oct. 7 (J>—Indian zipper girdle authorities saiq, disclosed no evi­ of the Soviet government is con­ failure to andve at an agreement. Defense Minister V. K. Krlflina Talks on a new contract broke from the AP Wires New ' dence of foul ^ y . up after midnight Friday with an cerned, we stressed first of all However officials said it was too Menon soooesstidly nafierwent zips on arid off so easily. You rriay rest assured we'll fit your child's grow­ "Everything hinges on the autop­ announcement from the union the importance of the question of early to speak of failure in xny braid surgery la New York’s Dromedary Girdle or ponty girdle. White only. sy report," said Police Chief W. Wants Council Consent leadership that a walkout sched­ the peace treaty with Germany.” Monteflore Hcwpltal today aad Scone D. Blake. ‘W e have nothing td jgo ------^------uled to beg;in this morning had More than 100 persons feared It appears that the conference at (Continued on Pago Tluno) woo reported to be rsoting aom- Reg. $10.95 now only $8.95 (XL $9.95) ing feet with the utmost care . . . on as of now.” been called off. killed by monsoon that turns 1.500 fortably. The surgery, perform­ Mix Cannady said one of the dead Union leaders said the deciidon square miles of India’s' Buhar ed by brain opeol^tlst Or. Leo 29c youths, whom he did not Identify, was made to allow the member­ State into vast lake, according to Davidoff, took odo hour. Tko had foam on his mouth and there Russia Sets Terms ship to vote on the company’s lat- police reports reaching Calcutta.. Soft-Pedal on Pact Deadline hospital announced that "a Swift’s Premium or also were reports one of the est contract offer. No date waa an­ Lockheed's Grand Central Rocket email collection of blood wda Co. Buoeeeafully teat fires large Dubuque’.s Mississippi 7 m9 5 reg. 8.95 youths had been ill Thursday nounced immediately for the mass IMmd and removed from the night. The acting coroner said all meeting. solid-fuel rocket motor chilled to b r d ln .” A apokesaiaa said Bacon lb. 69c 6.00 ankles were being studied, includ­ For UN Secretary space-cold temperatures at Red­ Reds Offer Guarantee Menop withstood the operatloa Playtex ing examination of fresh fruit (OoBttoiied on PSgq Three) lands, Calif.. .Former President very well. Ho lo expoetod to re­ Lean Pinehurst found in their room. Harry 8. TVuman to receive first main In the hoHdtal far a week Ground Chuck lb. 69c Magic Controller Charles Henderson, deXn of stu copy of 1945 volume of "The pub- By HTIAJAM N. OA’n S to 10 days. 3 lbs. 81-.95 ,1 tBelieved, "the General Assembly blic papers of the presidents of Of Free West Berlin to has full authority to appoint an the United States,” Washington Pinehurst Hamburg lb. 49c wHh mogic finger panels ^ (Oonttoned ob Page Five)’ ' United Nations, N. Y„ Oct. 7 -4. 1110811X8 WORSENS (IP) — The Soviet Union will boy­ interim secrotary-general." Doctor Reports reports. 10 lbs. $4.50 fo r tumm y control— The U.N. charter says the New York, O ct 7 (*7 — Con­ cott any interim U.N. secretary- Publisher .Otis Chandler of Los Berlin, Oct. 7 (A*)—Soviet Deputy^He added UiAt “ these cruarantees cern was expreesed todiqr. for Girdle or ponty girdle. White only. Secufity Cotmcil must recommend Premier Anastas Mikoyan said to­ must naturally correspond with the Oven Ready U. S. Grade A 32 lb. general who may be chosen with­ ‘No Change’ in Angeles Times tells Los Angeles humorist Jameo Tharber, who Reg. $8.95 now only $7.95 (XL $6.95) Dr. Sheppard’s Kin out the consent of the Security any secretary-general ..before the Rotary Club that "presidential pal- day the Soviet Union was "pre‘- norms of international laws.” assembly can appoint him. West Berlin should have free naderweat surgery for removal Council. shlp press is Impossible’’ and pared to give all and most effective of a Mood Mot on his brala aa Found Negligent in SeWiet Deputy Foreign Minister But the U. S. informant said the "we (the press) must all be treat­ guarantees" for a free city of West communications 'With all countries, TOM TURKEYS assembly twice had made tempo­ Sam Rayburn he said; but emphasized West Ber­ Wednesday. A friend sold tkere 7 The makers of Playtex offer you 9.99 Valerian A. Zorin told reporters ed alike or else the press will turn Berlin. But he did not spiell out the had been "a tegreasioa In rary appointmdita without the on the President, which is . now guarantees. lin’s communication lines r u n . exciting savings on these firrt quality Hospital Care Suit at a Sudanese reception here last Dallas, Tex., OcL 7 UP) — Can­ Thnrber's ooadltioB.'* He was Lb. night if the General Assembly council—picking Gladwyn Jebb o f happening, and circulation and Mikoyan spoke at a mass rally across East German territory. Thia 33c girdles. Only Playtex girdles hove pritain in 1946 and extending the cer-stricken Sam Rayburn took seemed to suggest that the West nnaMe to give details. Thnrber, picks a successor to the late Dag competitive pride' will become in East Berlin’s Marx-Engels who became famous through Ms 8 to 12 Lb. Hen Cleveland, Oct. 7 UPI — Dr. term of secretary-general Trygve nourishment yesterday and, a doc­ Square during celebrations of the must negotiate with the East Ger­ seven-way stretch so you con stand, Stephen A. Sheppard, one o f the op­ HammarskJold without the coun­ more important to the nation’s stories and drawings In the New Turkeys lb. S5c Lie of Norway in 1951. tor said the House Speaker waa future.” . . .President Kennedy 12th anniversary of the Commu­ man Communists on access rights. stoop or sit and they y»n't ride up. erators ot Bay View Hospital in cil’s prior recommendation, "U fe The spokesman said the United resting comfortably. Mikoyan Said the German peace Yorker magazine, ooUapaed hi Ms suburban Bay Village, was found will go very hard for that man." leaves Washington for weekend nist Blast German State. hotel room Wedne^May. Ho has Choice Rib Oven, And Playtex gives you the coolness ond States favored giving the new man Dr. Ralph Tompsett said the 79- with family at Newport, R. I., He told the crowd a peace treaty treaty must fix the aquation in negligent by a Common Pleas Court He explained that the new man "a clear mandate to carry out tiie year-old Rayburn, much thinner Ontral Bure and guarantee the been blind In recent years. Roast Beef comfort of on oil-cotton lining. yesterday in the treatment of a would have tlje same trouble as after conference with Secretary for Gennany would come and with the functions of his office,” opposed than hia colleagues in Washington o f Defense Robert S. McNamara.. it a free, demilitarized city of present borders of the two German Oven Ready 6th and 7th man who later died. The Jury or­ HammarskJold, boycotted by the remember him, had some soup and USSR REGOONIZES SYRIA Horry, though. You save for "the troika concept of dividing the University of Iceland celebrates West Berlin. <• states. Ribs lb. 59c dered him to pay $50,000 to the pa­ Russians from last February until world Into three blocs, and be­ tea. "Only crazy men, only lunatics London, Oct. 7 (JV-Damaoens o short time only. tients survivors. 50th anniversary and presented Soviet Premier Khrushchev has radio annooneed today the So­ hla death Sept 18 in a plane crash lieved "there should be no political Tompsett is chief of Internal gift of $118,000 by U.S. Govern­ can think of 'answering our peace­ SQUARE Bheppard gave no notice o f ap­ medicine at Baylor Hospital and a frequently threatened to sign a viet Union had recognised the EKtra Large Chicken Legs in Northern Rodesia. representation In the secretariat.’’ ment toward establishing science ful proposals with aggression,” he VOUNO BABIES peal, V consultant in the Rayburn case. separate peace treaty with the new revolutionary govermaoBt 1b. 4 9 c... .5 lbs. $2.29 No aerious man, Zorin said, He also said it wanted the new institution, Reykjavik, Iceland, re­ satellite East German regime by said. Need Kali-sien-ikt ''Pre* He is a brother of Dr. Sam Shep­ would take the Job under those man named promptly but had not Rayburn had not eaten since East German Communist chief of Syria. The broadcast Mid Chicken Wings lb. 25c "I/,* / pard, sentenced to life Imprison­ ports. the end of the year. Communist Bulgaria had also de­ r A •» circumstances. yet agreed with the Soviet Union surgery was performed Thursday to Walter Ulbrlcht took the same new ROUTE pairs," the flexible pre-welk* ment for the bludgeon slaying of remove a lymph gland from the Mrs. Marilyn Weber granted a But today, Mikoyan, as well as cided to recognize tka Syrian His remarks came after one either on naming: one or on who he other Communist speakers, did not tact as Khrushchev and Mikoyan in ing shoe that prepares ond his wife, Marilyn, in their home should be. groin area. Since then he has re­ divorce in Chicago from her hus­ avoiding all reference to a date for regline, which took power after SEALTEST July 4, 1964. correspondent said the United band, a mailman, because she said commit themselves to any date i- "H iere is no lack of qualified ceived blood transfusiims and in­ signing a peace treaty. a bioodleas revolt agaMst leads young feet into their Dr. Sam, whose mother commit­ States or its friends would pro­ travenous feedings. his sleep walking was making her for the conclusiim of the treaty. Egyptian Presides^ Nasoaf In [ 1 ^ # : of fash ion pose that the anembly alone name persona,” said the spokesman, "but The phrase “ this year” so often ICECREAM hfn Giant flexible, beautifully mode of They say that while there was no ily had not disclosed whether the at Washington takes first step to­ at the conference tatfie to negoti­ the change lii tactics of the- time Ing Lebanon’s tensiaa kiBttWlng Jury found them blameless. have the choice originate' in the official U.S. candidate, the United Speaker , had been told the extent ward endorsement of progrnm of ate a Berlin settlement. element may have been more than the revMutloa la aelglilMriag it Ifnacwell Tlouse' Trial of the suit filed by Mrs. ,ft$lA9jar DOVE - finest materials. council ’ provided it could get States would take U Thant, As­ oC his illness. general federzd aid to nation’s At anniversary celebrations in coincidental In view of Soviet For­ l^ria. The ospleotoB eaasod 1599 OPEN 6 DAYS A WE|EK Shoe Salon Melvin D. Worst of Berea started agreement with the Soviet Union, sembly President Mongi SUm of Thera was aUU no wbrd when — schools with resolution for further Elast Berlin’s Opera House last eign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko's some damago at tha daily news- S ^ t. 7, The Jury reached its ver­ on eliminating the danger o f a So­ Tunisia Or former President Fred­ or if — Rayburn would retqrn to study...John Setmone, 49, gang­ night; all reference to an exact meetings with President Kennedy Btassa, whleh supferte In black calf with a mid-haal 9:30 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. main floor, rear... dict after deliberating four days. viet veto. j , erick H. Boland of Ireland. his home in Bonham, Tex., 75 miles land figure who had oeen missing date for the treaty signing waa con­ and Secretary of State Dean Rusk Arab Mrs. Worst asked $150,000 for Al&Piifi—lbHW—were sources In They said that of these three, the northeast of here. and presumed dead, turns up and spicuously avoided by the key on Berlin. PtffiMeat ,0|n4a|^ OPEN THURSDAYS 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. wrongful death o f her first~hOs- cipse touch with the U.S. position. -Ullwlcht aekaowleteoit’fiflff'Ula' S iir n iiii, others from 14.99 to 16.99 Soviet Union would- accept' the ' Jtaybufn entered Baylor ttos- d^nlM that he had anything to do qgeakere..... ______liai^ and $100,000 for pain and suf- But at the same time, a U.S. dele­ Burmese delegate, would not kC!> pttsi MbSHltK— ifiav-with attempted insas^ilhuhh of "We are prepared to give all and western powers twhton joined with gation spokesman told cor- cept Slim and probably would ze- lyn’s Larry Gallo last Ang. most effective guarantees for a free Mo S regpaadaats tlw U f i^ ’Btotai ntUl Js&B^and. dtrafS^KUn,” Mlkeyu ■•id today. t h e ' / I ;■ ■J'-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING aEBALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN., SATURDAY, OGTOfiER 7, 1961 eAQ t T U B E R official agenelSa o f acvaral (orelBn RoektUM'9mon •Wond^rg of ih ii V n iveti^ fiovbnimbnU. whoce pSoplc sharS oor dMtre that apace shall ba 4x- U.S. M ay Send Troops J a i l U r g e d U.S.^ Russia Still Far Apart plored and developed tor the good Dram Corps Leads Shem wold on Bridge SiaM News Stepped-Up Program o f all mankind. These international efforts, Mr. Webb has said, Will be Talcottville Parade For Quacks On W^y to End B^Un Crisis expanded. Into South Viet Nam Roundup One question frequently asked Is V ta t KINDNEBS The Whip City Drum Corps of BduUi dealer (OMtlBMd Pag* One) (Conttaned (raaiHnqr* 0*a) T o Benefit Am ericans why Russie wes firat to put a man AS A WBAPON Both sides vuIaeraUs. -• in orbit around ths earth. The Westfield, Maas., w ill lead a parade (Oontlausd from Page One) (Conttnned from Page One) By Afred MwInwoU NORTH area, tha health and popkethooka broad skise since more'"eatylora- answer is simple. The difference and give a concert tonight ht A A K Q J throughs in apace technology and one ws^r bo kUl a oat is with o f the American people would hsva About 2,800 production workers News Tidbits tory tallcs” are to IM expected. Sanator Robert 8. K*rr ia chair­ lies in engine thrust. The US&R th e TalcottvtUo (fongragational 5 3 R” ***®.^ a drive by HEALTH CAPSULES been far better protected. its overall program waa ahead of m at ScovlU’a Waterbury plant are The next phase may tw bandied man o f tha Aeronautical and started a rocket weapon program Church’s annual Ptunpkin Feattval. IdndMM. TI same method may G 9 7 4 S to grab off alitor ■|^ Michml A', PettL W.D« from ,the AP Wires > that of Soviet Russia. Communica- part Its pro-weaUm neighbor, “t f is a paradox o( oiu* times represented by Local 1604 o f the by U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Space Sdem ^ Committee oke8man. Pfc. Milo B. Decker Jr. waa X. Speak Kora Effectively to Sciqices of the Senate and Science I am most confident that the medicine and in new consumer ip im visionary and speculative. Also, Mrs. Joseph Harrington, tour of the nation. Secretaiy of be located in front of Center Con­ “Then I felt another contrac' Police are still investigating the named Outstanding Soldier o f the Groups and Individuals The ancestors of these same good Mrs. Stanley Lucas, Mrs. Frank dicate a bonanza crop. contract talks between the Con­ imd Astronautics of the House of new program will succeed. Presi­ products for the home. State Dean Rusk saw hfan off at gregational (Jhurch and alomst di­ tion of my uterus and I knew I Several area students are attend­ Last year approximately 19,600 necticut Railway and Lighting Co. accident which occurred about 3rd Training Regiment, U.S. Army people would, no doubt, have re­ Mickewicz, Mrs. Joseph Schauster, ing' the University of (jonnectlciit S. Sell Touraelf, Tour Ideas, Representatives devoted many dent Kennedy chose a top execu­ Dozens of Space A ge firms are REniRUn^NPUtE the airport with ,the comment rectly across the street from that was wrong. I bad to help this bushels were harvested. and the union representing its bus 12:15 a.m. Saucier was headed east Training Center, F t Knox, Ky,, for jected Christopher Columbus or Mrs. Charles Klotzer, Mrs. Joseph awM m Hi. Nwri kr ORACC MCTALIOU8 School of Law this fall. In the day Tour Product weeks this year to the study of the tive, James E. Webb, who has listed on the stock exchange. Very • thait "W e have all been deeply point. unborn child. I had to help my drivers. The contract expired last when toe car struck a pole on the the month o f August.'Decker, the legislation. The final Act, which broad experience both in govern­ many older companies have estab­ Orville Wright as visionaries. They Lynch, Mrs. Waino Hokkannen, CiCMMAShsonE. coLOti hr oe Luxe Impressed with the great sense Underground wrlring wrill go in­ doctor who had helped me so session are: David A. Golas, 71 south side of the road.-The car was son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo B. Decker fall, too, to understand that the bil­ weekend, but toe drivers have con­ 4. Increase Tour Human Rela- received unanimous approval of ment and industry, to direct the lished branches and divisions to de­ Miss Madeline Smith, Mrs. Went­ or responsfoility you. and your to the trench being-cut today. many, many times ( I have three Brookfield St., Manchester, and Suspensions Drop hes'vlly damaged. Sr. of 275 Vernon St., assists In lions ot dollars spent in this effort Jeff Chandlei^-Carol Lynlej-—Tuesday Weld tinued to work. The S-member me­ the Senate Committee, provides for NASA in this crucial effort. Webb velop or manufacture rockets, worth Johnson, Mrs. Anthony country have brought to domes­ The lig;ht is part of a.plan for William E. Hall, Carpenter Rd., Hartford, Oct. 7 [/P)— License Tw o cars collided 'at Broad St. the conducting of toe educational tloBS Skills to reach the moon will not be spent other children), for he is a good diation board wlU meet with both an expanded research and develop­ and his associates made it clear spacecraft or components for the Elvans and Mrs. James Sarles. I WILUAM FAULKNER'S 1 tic matters as well as to world major revsunplng of controls at South Coventry. In the evening suspensions for speeding have de­ and Green Manor Blvd. at about on the moon—but here on earth. man and a good doctor, so consci­ sides Thursday in Bridgeport. The program of the Tegiment'a head­ B. Remember Names, Faces ment program, including a manned they have confidence, tempered national effort. For example, , affairs.” the Center. The scheme calls for session: James F. Farrell, 1087 creased by more' than 35 per cent 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon and In fact, to say that we are' aim­ entious he was saying a prayer drivers are members of the Amal­ quarters and service company. and Facta expendition to the moon and re­ with a desire to get the maximum the X-15 experimental rbcketcraft, redesigning traffic islands and re­ Main St.; Andrew G. Herrup, 71 for the first nine months o f 1961. the driver of one -was charged with Decker graduated from toe Uni­ ing for the moon it in Itself mis­ YfMLDM,HgrSuim iier right then. gamated Association of Street, turn before the end of this decada value for dollars spent. Most of which N A S A has designed to fly FIRR KILLS 21 HORSES routing traffic sIlgMly. ' " I couldn’t speak to him to tell Haynes S t; Anthony F. Pietranto- The State Motor Vehicles Depart­ Electric Railway and Motor Coach failure to grant the right of way. versity of Connecticut in June 1960 e. Sharpen Tour Eeeisien- This dramatic goal, a trip to the leading. W e aim, Instead, at a Make Party ReeervaUone New! nlo, 36 Crosby Rd., all of Manches­ the money appropriated for the to the fringes o f space, is the prod­ Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Oct. 7 One phase of it, straightening him that no one should blame him. ment reported yesterday a total of Employes of America. The com­ He is Alphy Thibodeau, 51, of 68 and entered the selrviee in July o f M akinf Skills moon, fascinates the. world. Ih e civilian space program will be goal much more Important to each ter; and Lawrence C. Klaczak, uct of 400 different firms. Some 3,- — Twenty-one harness racing the curve ill front of the post of­ I couldn’t see, but I could heu. 3,901 suspensions for speeding for pany serves the Bridgeport, Wa­ Seaman Circle, who is scheduled to that year. He is a 1956 graduate o f frank and open statement o f inten­ funneled into colleges and univer­ msin, woman and child in this DANCE ■aaefteg _ horses perished early today In a 48^ Union St., Rockville. T. Control Fear and Worry 200 space-related products have fice is already underway. Just then a nurse, shouted ‘no the January-September period, as terbury, New Britain and Norwalk appear in (jircult Court 12, Man­ Simsbury High School. tion concerning it which we aa a sities, industrial laboratories and country. Our future as a nation EVERY THURS.-FRI.-SAT. PAUL NEWMAN ■ JOA>lNE WOODWARD • ANTHONY FRANCIOSA (Ire that destroyed one bam and em erg^ from the civilian and mili­ pressure.’ And then another an­ compared with 6,063 for the same areas. chester, Oct. 23. nation have made contrsats sharp­ plants. tary space programs —- products hinges upon our ability to See ORSON WELLES • LEE REMICK • ANGELA LAN8BURY cou».. m«» damaged another at Saratoga Members of the auxiliary fire period a year ago. 8. I^elop Tour Latent Abili­ SECRET WORD TO TSHOMBE swered ’no pulse.' And another Acconding to police, Thibodeau ly with the dark and devious cloud By keeping the so-called ‘.‘in ranging from long-lived, miniature that no foreign power achieves a Raceway. A track security po- Leopoldville, The Congo, Oct. department of the Eighth District License revocations for speeding ties. . WALNUT PLBASE NOTE! sobbed 'She’s so, young and with ALDEN M. REISER was crossing Broad St. after hav­ behind which Soviet Russian space house" operations of the space batteries and almost microscopical­ monopoly in space. Our basic goal Uce-man said none o f the horses 7 (flVrU.N. negotiator Mahmoud will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. at were 957 for the first nine months 7 Walnut St.— Manchester Because “ Guns of Navarone” is such a wonderful film, three little ones at home.’ Greenwich, Oct. 7 (fl")— Ftmeral ing 'driven out of Green Manor programs and apace goals are hid­ agency to a minimum, our com­ ly small elements for compact radio is the continued control of our stabled in the " Y ” bam escaped. Khlari flew back to EUsabeth- fire headquarters. Main and Hil­ of this year, up from 763 for a To Win A Promotion we are reopening Wednesday. "Guns of Navarone” will "Then my doctor shouted for services will be held Monday for Blvd. and struck the front of a den. petitive free enterprise system, and television sets to kitchenware destiny as a nation under God. start this Wednesday. Several grooms, awakened by se­ ville today carrying a secret liard Sts. similar period in 1960. Suspensions car being driven north on Broad Make Yourself some other drugs. I wanted to Alden M. Reiser, retired partner While this new national decision employers and employes alike, will and equipment for modem hospi­ W e can achieve this only if we curity officers, fled safely. No message for Katqnga’s Presi­ and revocations for all causes to­ St. by Frank H. Chambers, 62, of ■Promotable! was under consideration, the ac­ get the full benefit of this under­ answer and say T m not gone. The Friendship Circle of the Sal­ in the Cos Cob saflmaking firm of tals. have greater participation in the one was reported injured. dent Moles Tshombe from Prime taled 20,627, aa compared with 23,- Hathaway, Reiser and Raymond. 66 Dudley St. complishments o f our national taking. These and other products to space program throughout every MiiUster Cyrille Adouls o f the Don’t cry. I have all the confi­ vation Army will meet Monday at 958 for the first nine months of About a half hour before that, 7:45 p.m. at the church. Hostesses Reiser, 86, died yesterday in space program were being demon­ N A S A has established coopera­ come are the collateral benefits of ■tate, every river, valley, every cmtral government. Khiari re­ dence I need.’ And then I felt a 1960. at the CJetner, a car driven by E flS T U J O O D will be Mrs. John Romanowlcz and Greenwich hospital. A native of strated openly. 'Ihe United States tive and mutually beneficial scien­ the efforts of government agen­ cominimlty and every Inatitution M I S-7832 Jumper-Culotte needle and knew it would help in Robert M. Lynch, IT, of 18 Thom­ turned here from cease-fire talks Mrs. Thomas McCann. Riverport, Nova Scotia, he re­ had gaiped many acientlfic break­ tific and testing programs with cies, and private firms and re­ of learning in the nation. ENDS TONIGHT— SHOWN A T 8:00 and 9:00 In Katanga to tell Adoula’s gov­ spite of the fact that I seemed as Dr., strack the rear o f an auto BE OUR 8UE8T to be wandering away from life. X. Fire Loss $10fDOO sided for 19 years.in toe Cos Cob search organizations now active in The Russian space effort is Fred Aitalre Debbie Beyaelds ernment Tshombe was willing to section of GreenWlch. Survivors being driven by June O. Ploufe "My doctor stayed with me for Daughters of - Liberty will hold Norwich, Oct. 7 (JP)—Damage la aerospace work. Within 20 years that of a would-be military con­ send emissaries to the Congo­ include hia widow, Fannie and a of Coventry. Both were in the pro­ "TNE PLEASURE I I hours. I knew he was exhaust a rummage sale Thursday at 9 estimated unofficially at $10,000 the space and sistronautics in­ queror. The USSR hopes to dom­ lese dapital for talks on the stepson, Elugene G. Westman, Cos cess o f turning south on Main WITHOUT GOST dustry may be larger than the OF HIS COMPANY" ed, too. Then we went back to the a.m. at Orange Hall. Articles may to $15,000 from a fire that swept inate apace that it might dom­ Katanga problem. be brought to the hall Wednesday Cob. St. from E. Center St. giant automotive Industry. Some In Color 2 ;85.« Ejgar JUlan X ^ business of living and a few a storage building at a gasoline Lynch will appear in Circuit inate the world. srfter 7 p.m. station yesterday. The framo economists believe that space and months later he delivered me of Court 12, Manchester, Oct. 16, to OR OBUBimON The United States, on the other Alio—Tommsr Bandc end Fablax is 8tructure»was wrecked along with STATE ATHLETE HONORED its ^ ^ ro d u c ts may be the Job Lovely Edgings! a iO-pound baby. And I named the answer a charge of failure to drive BAKE YOUR hand, works unceasingly for "LOVE IN A THE p e n d u l u m Miss Muriel Mlkoleit, daughter a car, tires, batteries, motor oil Brunswick, Maine, Oct. 7 (JP)— makers to take up the slack creat­ baby after him because that name the proper distance from a pre- peace. Our aim Is to protect our of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Miko- and other supplies kept Inside. Christian P. Potholm, Niantic, ed by automation. sCOLORmmVlNCENT PRICE truly has a deep meaning. ceeding vehicle. Washing dislMf free way of life and to build a GOLDFISH BOWL" leit, 21 Woodland St., has recently Police evacuated nearby resi­ Conn., has been awarded t^ie James Conaider a few of the wave that greater proaperityi W e cannot a f­ In Color 4;tM;2e "I know that other people jiledged Delta Pi Sorority at the Bowdoin Cup at Bowdoin' College. FR EE^ space technology will be affecting PLUS CX)-HIT "CAPTURE THAT CAPSULE” might blame him and say this was dents when Ij was feared the is oosy today ••• WAY ford to be in second place in the University of Connecticut. Miss flames might reach 6,000 gallons It is given to the varsity athlete ouf lives: his fault. Then he would suNer race for space. SUNDAY Mikoleit, a junior in the College of of gasoline in undergroimd tanks 'With the highest academic average. Airliner Wreckage I f you are a housewife, you may (Copyright 1981, General Fea­ gossip because of ' their ignor­ Arts and Sciences, is an Ehigllsh Potholm, a soccer player,^was pre­ now be using a new ceramic pan on the Cities Service Gasoline Sta­ DemoNstratioR tures Corp.). dalti Verne’* ance. That’s why I ’m writing you major. She is a member of the tion on Towne Street. sented toe cup, named after the Found in Pyrenees that can be'tsdeen from the freezer ■taa— o.— ^ W aoI oI" this letter. Physicians are human Connecticut Daily Campus and an patron founder of the .school, at a and placed immediately on the hot­ iviZH$vr Or nio vTono STATE TOWARD , and must be sensitive or they’d honor student.' le Color — rrlth Vincent Price 2 Days Only— Sunday and Monday—Shown Sun. at 4:25 and 8:00 colorful ceremony yesterday. (Continued from Page One) test flame .without damage. The S:ta«:Se4:H never have. chosen their profes­ Contract Vote Set SESSION pan is made of a material original­ sion. W e patients need. them. Yet, Earle C. Elcabert, seaman, son West Hartford, Oct. 7 (JP) • ENDS TUESDAY • Alfo: The S'cateit gkott tU rj BYtr: they heard "a big plane circling ly designed for the nosecone of a II by our constant attacks, we may of Mr. and Mrs. George Ecabert, Union workers wlH decide next y o u r S ^ rocket which must withstand the^ Soutk Windsor overhead” early today. "BLACK SUNDAY John Houen be chasing some fine prospects 26 Foster St.| is serving in the A t­ week whether to accept terms of Search parties were ordered into incandescent heat of plunging' t;te-S!lM:U from the profession. I t seems to lantic aboard the destroyer USS new contract for two divisions of m m ; back into the earth's atmosphere the Pyrenees Mounfaih footbills me that before ‘ patients publicly Davis, operating out of Newport, the Fairbanks 'Whitney C3orp. \ Mass Celebration near here. , at speeds of up to 25,000 miles per condemn a doctor they, should ask R. I. Seaman Ecabert recently tentative agreement on a new 3- hour — air-friction heat that Carcassonne lies between Tou­ B.A.! themselves^ if they are qualified completed a two-month cruise In year pact was reached yesterday Location Switched louse and Perpignan. * would melt and vaporize carbon MMIGHESTER,' to judge. Are they in full pos­ the Caribbean undergoing routine between the United Auto W ork­ In London, a British Ministry of steel. PLtMURl ^ refresher training in and around ;W ifia $ 1 ^ c o li« g « wcheU EAST session o f the facts or are they ers Union and > the Pratt and Masses for the new parish of S t Aviation spokesman said the miss­ Have you seen those garage Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 'Whitney. Machine Tool Co; and WEDNESDRY, orahip—and othor prizM— doors that open and shut when you merely looking for someone to ing airliner belonged to ■ Derby Chandler Evans corp. Terms ot the Margaret Mary of South Windsor Aviation, an affiliate of United Air- push a button on the automobile blame? so’s honia hooliiio }utf for th« baking in tb« The Gleaner’s Circle, WSCS, contract, which would affect about will be celebrated at Ellsworth Me­ (vitys. OCT. 11 dashboard? These devices were TONITB " I f (JhiiYt w u known as the 8:30-10:00 4:SS-8:25 ‘Healer,’ we qhould adopt a more Methodist Church, will - meet Mon­ 1,700 workers, were not disclosed. morial High School afiditorium on 'The plane reportedly only had a developed from the original re­ day at 7:30 p.m. ■in the chapel. ^ our w oyl T h e H o r s e S o l d i e r s C3iri8t-like attitude toward o u r A meeting was set tentatively for flying range of about fiv e hours. WHITON BIGe BIG $22,000 search on t ultrasonic, remote-con­ Fred Mrs*. George McCk>llum i^Hll lead Main St until further notica ^le Wed. I "Honeymoon Machine” t'iU )l ■ . W H t KI o rj 1 ,' Till OKI A I i IN I I . I > I twenteth centmy physicians, and Tuesday for the workers to ap­ hours will be 7, 8, 9, 10:15 and You get premium qualtty- trolled eonmand systems for satel­ ilalra the devotions. prove or reject the contract. UMAftY lites. "T w e Rode TogeOier” twentieth century phyhiclans and 11:30’a.m. Mobilbeat with BT-88 - . . tha dBOMBW iSrseiL nnoui • iRBiirfota.aMaaiHiaHMig AUMfOMUM The U.S. space effort has placed LUU Palaaer^j Tab Saater miracle men." Thomas A. LaFotge, son o f Mr. Overcrowding at Wapping Ele­ Funertda moet completely effeetiv* fiml a premium on miniaturizing elec­ and Mrs. Josei^ LaForge. 29 W. Dempsey Names 4 mentary Schom auditorium,, where oU additive ia u M t^U y. Aad "tOVB IN A OOLDF19B tronic and other equipment. There ^ U S T H IS 0 0 -H lT A T 2:10 and 6:40 P M . Gardner St., is undergoing recruit Hartford, Oct. 7 (JP) — Gov. John the paririi held its first ceMbra- Mrs. Minnie O. Wilson you get premium aarviaa, Aa» at N. MAIN ST. la a saying among space technolo- _ BOWI,” Teasir saada — Fablaa ' Postal Employes training at the Naval Trafiilng N. Dempsey has named his four tions o f Mass, )iaa led to toe EYmeral services for Mrs. Minnie todiatic deliveriei. . . a bat- MANCHeSTER gisu, that, ‘ ‘If you can see a part, Opea FrI.,- fiat., Saa. New Center. Great Lakes, 111. appointees to the 15-member com­ char.*^ of place which will be ef- Otelia Wilson, wife of Oscar Mag­ anoed payment pian aad laaaor it's too large.” This is not a joking feetty# until further notice. TEEN-AGE Learn First Aid mission to study the problem of re­ nus Wilson, 14 Pearl St., was held otoer extras derigaed to amha remark entirely. Bali bearings for TTie combined Pythian picnic vision of laws pertaining to the yeaterday afternoon at the Holmes some satellite equipment are ao home heating reoRg easy. Appearance u m 8170 tomorrow for members of Memo­ .State Welfare Department. He F^ineral Home, 400 Main St. BAKING CONTEST small that a thimble will hold Post Office Department employee V-lt will learn standard first aid in a rial Lodge and Memorial Sister­ named yesterday Milton Glover, Burial waa in East Cemetery, thousands of them. AT .EIIS1 hood has been canceled. Installation Set MRTFORO, KCHI4U-UIUSItanKSIIT six-week course offered by the executive vice president of the with the committal service by the M p b i lh g o T ^ Any tMfi—13 to l9~who's Miniaturization ia being convert­ Rev. Percy Spurrier, assistant pas­ ed to many nonspace purposes. Junior jumper with culotte American Red Cross First Aid In- Hartford National Bank; John By Marine Unit ov»r droomod ontoring ^ N D S I skirt that is so comfortable to structors Group, beginning Tu.ea- Kamercia, director of public wel­ tor o f South Methodist (jhurch. Early work to r^ u c e size and Bearers were Frederick Hanson cellogfi now Has tha chone* weight of electronic components GARDEN ENDS b f f i n i i ' m wear. Pretty blouse included. * day. / fare in New London; EYancis Paul, TONITE Bank to Finance Sr., Frederick Hanson Jr., Herbert TllESRAYaOGT.1l (or missiles and spacecraft equip­ ^ 0. 8170 with Patt-O-Rama is Claasee w ill be held in the. main executive secretary of the Dio­ A ll ex-Marines are invited to at­ In a conloft that's fun, that's 5739 Hanson and.EMward Wilson. ment has resulted in present abil­ RESTAURANT ■ In sizes 9 to 18. *■ Bust 30^ to 38. post office building from 7:30 to Fallout Shelters cesan Bureau o f Social Service, tend the joint installation o f o ffi­ nB^-»&fVKBa BUNS. oosy, that's rnvarding. ity to park 700.000 parts in a con­ U r a m f Size 11, 3 m bust, jumper-culotte, 0:30 p.m. Instructors'will be John Catholic Charities of Bridgeport; cers of the EYank Mansfield De­ «a0 rABRONOTON AVB. ' 840 MAIN ST ’’Sillft'E SEPT Pattern No. 6739 has crochet di­ tachment o f toe Marine Corps WE e iv i tainer where formerly only 7,000 4 3-4 yards o f 35-inch; blouse, 3-4 rections for 4 . designs; stitch il­ Dormer, assisted by Leo Grover, and WlUiain Foote, managing edi­ (K «rt teMartc.Tpraia PIm w ) ‘P ^ E F M K BELL* The Savings Bank of Manches­ tor of toe Hartford Courant, a League and Auxiliary Wednesday 6 REEN SIAMty. would fit. For instance, gn ad­ sleeve, 2 3-8 yards. lustrations. Mrs. M aty MuUaney and Mrs. Downtown Manchestor Aadls MszA f I Russell Hughes. ter at 923 Main S t, aa a public member of the board of directors .at 8 p.m. at toe American Legion Dependable 117 PRIZES IN ALL vanced new con^uUng maehine, or TiewoeeioiiB To order, send 35c in coins to:— To order, send-25c in coins to: Hie Manchester Red Cross office service, is offering to finance the of Children's Servlcez o f Cowectl* Home, Leonard St. ' electronic brain,” to. ka .ittiUMd "WAi ni Sue BumetL The Manchester Anne Chbot Manbheater Evening aboard spacaeraft takes up only also announced that the two re­ building of Fallout Shelters for cut E^our other, commission' mem­ Newly elected Commandant COUNTRY CARL Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Herald. I164f AVE. OF AMER­ one cubic foot o f apaca A faw Phu maining tralnihg seaalcna for Town Great Manchester homeowners at bers will be appointed by toe etate Peter Cordera and otoer officers Used Refrigerators A N D BIB •AMERICAS, NEW YORK 56, N ICAS, NEW Y (»K 56, N. Y. MOniUtfY yaars ago, an equivalent computer ‘ABAfilN la The SVIP of Manchester employee will be a special low rate, Lynwood K. Senate president, four by the will be Installed by installation of- EVERY TUESDAY AT 8:15 PM„ START1NO \TUES„ OOT. 17 For 1st class mailing adij 10c cen Benton Osgood of^anchea would have required more apace SAOCLE MATES [H[ BILI AHffilJ (If i;it f'i'jl For Ist-clmss mailing add lOc held « t the East Side Rec, instead EUmore, president announces. House speaker, and three by toe Ovetoanled aad Tested SAVIN FOELCP: lhaaL-8 two-bedraom apartment. "CINEMA GUIU" (or each pattern. Print name, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ of at Center Springs Lodge. Pamphlet infbrmatlop published state Mrelfare commissioner. ter, Hartford (County comman­ m n A.. A m 81 SiiiiLING RD-—EAST HAS^ORD A n i^ other a^liOatwHi Of wllf' address with zone, style No. and dress, with zone and Pattern ftrat aid claszea for teU and by the Office of Civil and Defense dant; Norman Watt, Connecticut > I JA 8-8593 laturlzaUoo are midget batteriea., size,' Number. winter are being planned. A n jm e Mobilization and the United State* WOMAN IMPra^P BURNS . State commandant; 'WUlUm War­ M l l- i daelgBed for qpaee. eju^nupiL th u r Sh s a t. >114)0 Success in Sewing—a complete Hava you ths. *81 Album con<> Interested in taking ^ a rtra a y call Depfirtmimtof, Asrtcultuce will be Mllfopd, O ct 7 (XV-Mra. Helen ing, ConnecUcut State senior vice Polteiton's Read Herald Adve* sewfaig manual for the hsgiimer. talning many lo w ly desiipui and any b r fo i' fostzubtors or the Red available at toe mAIh and'branch SaMne, 46, died in Milford Hospi­ eommandant; and Robert Qvpaao, m Oaatea Bt,^~Oar. o f Obanli Bend S5c (or your copy. frqe patterns? Only 26c a oopyl Oross otQcs- offices o f to * bank, be said. tal yeaterday o f burn* miflarad In Middlcoex-County eomnmndaak ■ . i ' / C j - f'

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' .. ‘ iti-it .V . . J MANCRSSTER EVBNINO HEIULD. kiiNCHEfillBB, OONN^ BATt)BDA.y» OCTOBER 7, 1961 UANi SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1961 P A G E r m t *M> thfeul, and tfes other aasthar. SMBttv*®” ' N or Is thorn aalythlag unusual la R e c Pp(^ n i| fra u i tha KfStaalA whan andi dealing Conneciicut tailto o f etta tuda o r the other try- tag to torn Hia nara tact that audi Yankee Monday for W M ter dlseusaldna warn field Into a ■iaiil ■to smear of tho other. It ia often By A. BL O. e— I I I center Oongregathmal CBurch i 81. JAfoss' B.O. Ctatteli iimtlon. Sermon, "Tlie Open m aid y a guaatton o f which one la U Oeater Bt. M s p . Jeka Hemwu B**t ” Deaeon of tha day la Don- Winter activities spbosorsd by th« Town Rsqwstion De­ JuK like John. Bailey said, thSre rough anough to tattle first Rev. CUfford O. SImpeea. ^ ie v . James T. O’O f t a eld Geer. Oraeters are Mr. and partment will begin Monday when the three eenters open for Ihia part af tho batUo with were local perSenallUes and Ideal Rev. Laurenee J. raweat, Rev. Joeepli M ra Veaninp Sharp. Ushers are Rev. J e n P - B it * * . William Monoghair' and VIbtor the indoor sesson. The Eset Side, West Side, and ^B m un lty > SlklSINESS h^RVICES ©IRECTORY Aeeoclato Mlntoter Xaight la oae that Nixon at least lalnies Involved In last Monday’s Y will have daily schedules, uid the high school will he used Oonneotlcut town and city elec­ Stoetanar. Altar oar* by Mrs. Oey could ho fighting on oven torms. 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., Church Serv­ Mksae^ at 8, 7. 6. t, 20:18 and BimoncolU. for activitiesactlvlUes on Monday andf* tions. One can go through the list Ihoro would normally be Just as ices. Sermon, "Y o u Shall Be My 11:80 a.m. 7 p.m.. Senior group meet wtth Wednesday nights. praettos, 84:48; ntaith M w l* S *M e much tm aoa/io bsUeve him, and of towns on* knows something Witnesses’' (AcU Everett Oastatter and junior group Below are the schedules and. (every other wssk), T:1M:80. 3:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School S t BridgOfe B. O. Otatroh with James Boettcher, staffs for each building. HIgllScBsel •••••«•••• hla versiosi; as thera would bs to About, and see that here there was >•••••••••*•.... : : : ; M ® for nursery through Junior high.,' Rev. John L. DManey. Pwltor Bast Side Rec Monday: Menchestor Swim Ohib, MANOHESTER ^••••••* *JQ believe Rlnlght an unueuany able or .appealing DAMAGED HAIR! I ------:------. Rev. Stkaley E. Rasttlle . Union Cengregattoaal dnireh Staff: Charles Graff, buUdlng dl- 6-t:l0; man's swim i^angs, T:I0- candidate for one p a iv or the reotiHr; John Csrvinl, baakelhall MANCHESTER •••••••«••• .so Mheon, however. Injured hla own other, that ela^whOre there was a Emanuel Lutheran Church R «v. Dennis R. H neeey fu A v O le 8:80; woman’s sUmnsstles, V:t0- Has Summer Sun Damaged Your Hair? case by an unneCeaaary and alto­ Special and’ probably temporary The Rev. C. Henry Anieraon, Rev. Paul J. Rowmao, Paator manotoi': Robert Flake, bowling 8:30; ’women’s swim plimgs, 8:80- Masses At 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, in manager Woddy Bushey, g * " ^ 9:30. AUTO PARTS gether too reckleas a denial. What factional war inside one party, Paster ICAFOOD Treatments--Tinting ahd Styling r h », to •xchiUTtoT that, in tome other Inatance, a LeM(>yne t!. Bolemaa, Inteni the Chapel at 9 and 10 am . 9:15 am.. Church School for rotan supervisor; PsuUne Emondi, wsdnasday: FamUy swim pe­ Choice Variety U1»m ' *tloa (if he ch M to deny was the elemen­ Paul Fbuebein and George Wells, riod, f.40-9:M. V ,'0 BRO AP community was returning to poli­ Grade 5 through high school. ^ Call On Us For Free Advice tal, phydeal fact that,, whatever tical normalcy after some kind Of ^ a.m., Divine Worship end S t Bartholamew'e CBurch 9:80 a.m., M o m l^ Worship. swimming Instructors. Oemmimity T Monday: Boys’ swim lessons, 0- Always A t Voor Servlse For they may have eald to each othSr, special upset two years ago. Church School, Nursery Class for Buckley Sebool Auditorium Sermon, "A, Boy, H U Parents, and Staff: Donald Oowlss, buUding Quality 7; boys’ plunge, 7-8; mentally re­ director; Oarl Silver, iNMkatbail * BIAOBINB SHOP SERVICE he and Knight were together. In But this kind of analysis o f last three-year olds, music by the Rev. Philip Hneeey, Pastor God,” by the Rev. Mr. Bowmap. tarded a ^ m , 9-9:45; game room manager; Robert NeU, gnme room * EQUIPMENT Monday's results goes pnly part of Chapel Choir. 10:40 a.m., Church School tor •to'l ten dlcBt of N. B. A. 8«rr- the presence of at least one wit­ Masses at 8, 9:15 and 10:30 am . activities, 6-9; girls' bowling, 6- supervleor; Ray Lemleux, boxing Seafowl * PA R TS (new and retoallt) the way, and actually happens to 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and Infants through Grade A * ACCESSORIES ness, last Aug. 7. To have pro- Church school, music by .the 8; midget basketball league, 8-8; iiu|tructor; Normafi Vittner, bowl­ X M o n 9 ^ 0 B«vrMtatoUTM:. TM explsdn some of the switches to­ 10:45 am.. Morning Worship. ing manager; D or^y NeiU, Oarl * SU PPLIES ------1 Aim er — Ifiw (dslmcd that he had never even Emanuel Choir. Nursery for in­ Church o f the Assumption mentally retarded bowling, 8-9. 43 OAK ST. ward the Democrats more clearly Sermon, " A living Faith.” Kenneth Tueadsy: Girls’ beginners si^m Sliver u u f Donald Cbwles, dancing * Do Pont Paint, SnppUoa \ \ j , 99 e a s t c e n t e r ST. • seen Knight, vdien he' had, and fants at both services. Sermon at Adams S t and Thoiapaea Rd. TEL. BO 84981 Bfr' than it illuipinates changes to- Rev. Joseph FnireU, Pastor C. Margrey, atudent . assistant, lesaona 0-7; girls, intermednto isupervlsors. Open Saturdays Until 8 P M . t e l . M l S-5009 both services by Mr. Boleman, i , I '/i that no auch meeting ■ had ever )irard Republican rule. Ana, after Rev. Francis T. Butler, Assistant pleaching. Monday: Businessmen’s iroUey- "The Gospel of Forgiveness.” swim lessons, 7-8; skin divers taken place, vdien It had, was the this kind of analysis has been com­ 3 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellow­ ball, noon-l:80; game room activi. tlw 6:30, H i League meeting In the swim period, 8-8; scuba class pleted, there remain, outside it. Masses at 7, 8, 9,10:18 and 11:80 ship officers, executive meeting ties, 6-9; midget basketball, 8-8; height o f fooUehneas, and one In League Room. Wednesday, 7:15, water liutrucUon, 9-10; game Com plete Some rather massive political am. in recreation room. girls’ cooking clese, 6-8:80; junior ■tence where the truth, If it had trends which John Bailey would Bible Study Hour in the Chapel, room activities, 6-9; boys' midget H I G H G R A D E 4:30 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim bowling, 6-8; intermedltts boys’ ooys bowling, 8-8; boxing club, GLASS been Immediately foirthimmlng, have given his eye teeth to have led by Pastor Anderson. • Fellowship meeting in recreation HEATING Knarf's ■OwtltoaK daatag iiann: Second Oongregatloiial Chnroh basketball league, 6-10; scuba 6:30-8:30; dog obedience dam, 8- Car Ready for Cold Weather? r - ! I ' . I. K , \ a For Auto Windshields would have helped buttreaa the g(to g his way. room. 9:30. Ohurtdi of the Nasarene 385 N. Main S t class room instruction, 8-9. ROTARY OR \ U \ ' c For Store Fronte and PRINTING R^ubllcan State Chairman Ed 6 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Fel­ Tuesday: Game roem aettvltles,' FOOD MARKET No doubt it'is human nature to4- Nixon verdon of Just vdiat kind of 288 Main St. Rev. FeSx M. Pavla Minister Wednesday: Girls’ beginners PRESSURE BUR^RS an sizes of windows ■1 P.IB. ‘nteadar. May, on the other hand, is entitled lowship meeting in chapel. 0-9; PBF Oirle’ BowUng League, sold here. When you do put (>n . ' f-J i ; ''T - i JOB AND COMMERCIAL - - WatoMdAT. politics had been Involved. But to claim some significance from The Rev. C. E. Winslow, Minister Mra Richard H. Pinney, swim lessons, 6-7; girls’ Inter­ CALL 08 FOB FRim 840 E. BODDLB TPKE, put off preparing for cold weather e For Teble Tope Aseooiato Minister 6-7:15; inidget baaketbaU, 6-7; PHOITE BO '9-2295 new tires, better have the front PRIN'nNG what Nixon has dont is first tell the Monday elections because, in mediate swim lessons, 7-8; wom‘ E S n U A T E S untU it is upon us, but ^unless you ; ^ ^ -' F ln t Luthenui Chnroh girls’ cooking class, 8-8:30; junior end * aligned and the wheela bal'^ H I OPEN 8 AJK. to 5 P.M. ______B«: 10:*) jLBL «ae* advance, he played them that way. 9:30 am.. Church School classes en’s swim lessons, 8-8; game room Open Monday Xliro Saturday enjoy waiting in line to get anti­ Prompt aad Efficient Printlaj |y ^ paMlcttaa «xMpt ittnrtAr— the public that there vras no con 10 a.m.. Morning Morshlp and Rockville basketball, 7-8:18; senior besket- anced. Not only will you get many SATURDAY 8 A.M. to NOON He was never so foolish aa to for all ages. Home Coming Sun'- acUvltlea 8*9; boye’ Junior bowl­ 1 A M . to 9 P M . freeze In your car after the first Of All Rlnda tact between the two men, dnd Church School. Nussety for dUl- Rev. David O. JaxheUner, D. D., ing league, 6-9; midgut baaketbaU ball, 8:15-10. FOGARTY BROS. more mllea of wear from your tires deny that local iasueO would na­ day. dren during service.' Sermon by Wednesday: Senior aUnens, 1- SUNDAYS, 1 AM . to 8 VM. but you mgy save yourself from a Boturday, October 7 then, such contact having been es­ 10:30 a.m., Children’s Church Paator league, 6-7; buiinessmen’jp baaket­ INCORPORATED cold snap, you had better drive turally be paramount in local elec, the Rev. Mr. Davla "In the Image 5; midget basketbaU, 8-7:15; game COAL, over to the Don Willis Garage, 18 nasty skid. A car that ia out of J. A . WHITE tablished BO dearly that be can and Nursery. baU league, 7-10. tions. But what he did claim, v id of God.” Church School, Grades 9 a.m., Sunday School claasea room aetlvlUee, 6-9; Junior girls’ CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the fuieat Main St., and let them get your alignment win go Into a ukid more COMMUNITY PRESS what he did deliberately and open­ 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Thursdi^; Boye’ beginners swim What Train Trard Could Be no longer deny It, mak the public to 7 through 12, will report to their for all ages. f^pils will bring bowUng, 6-7:15; boxing club, 8:80- FU E L OIL, RANGE OH. car ready for colder weather. It quickly and it Is harder to eteer G L A S S C O . 9 East Middle Tpke. ly accept responsibility for, was x Message by the pastor. Theme: class, 6-7; boys’ intermediate cold cuts and meats Nutmeg Gift Shop Moves accept his version of the meeting rooms at 11:15 am. canned juices for Bouthbiuy Home 8:80; senior baaketbaU, 7:15-10. 819 Broad 8L—TeL M l 9-4689 Is always wise to have the cooling iraen wheels are out of balance. 81 Blaeen S t —XM. M l 9-7822 tlw twieteee ot the New Haven theory that, in such battle on lo­ “ Running the Christian Race." Bwim class, 7-8; Manchester Swim Telephone MI 3-5727 7 p.m.. Meetings at the church; for the Aged. Teacher training Thursday: Game room actlvtUes. in town. system checked before adding anti­ If there is work to be done on A most welcome dddition' to4- and dealing involved. It was an cal Issues, an organisational im­ 8 p.m.. Youth Service. Club. 8-B; game room acUvltiea Banroad bav* reoatved from A . Mu Sigma Chi meeta with Mr. and class. 6-0; midget baaketbaU, 8-7; midget freeze. Prestone, 2!erex and Du­ your car you simply could not find Main St. la the Nutmeg Gift Shop rings, candle sticka planters and unneceasary and Injudicious little petus, a sense of being part of a 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 6-9; boys' Junior basketbaU Rdirp Baadolph, International Mrs. Stanley Mattesen. Pilgrim 10:15 a,m.. Church service. Har­ boys’ bowling. 6-7:16; boxing club, Pont Telar, the anti-freeze you can a better plxu;e to take a car than wWch has Just moved from Tol­ sconces. Messsge by the pastor. league, 6-9:30; boye’ bowling, 0-8. deed end comer he walled himself 'party and political cause which Youth Fellowship will meet with vest Hotne Festival. Members 6:904:80; Junior basketball,'74:10; Gall Ml 4-1111 leave In the year around, are car­ tbe Don BXUia Garage. Starting land Tpke. to 474 Main St. The Pine is lovely and adds warmth potoddent o f the BrotheAood o f was heading somewhere, could Wednesday, 7:30 p.m Prayer Ittiday: Boys’ swim plunge, 6-7; into. Me. and Mrs. Norman SoutherglU. w ill bring fruita vegetables and rifle club, 74:10; boys’ nnd'girU* ried here. with Don, he has had over 80 years Owner of the Nutmeg Gift Shop, to your home, and Mrs. Ready has ABC APPUANGE Blindna Oar Porter*, a full pre- play an Important role. and Parlse Service. n 7:30 p.m.. The Rev. Mrs. Sally canned goods fo r the Lutheran men’s swim plunge, 7-8; women’s Junior and Intermediate .bowUng, FOB REPAIRS, Did you know that you require of experience, working on all Mrs. Eldna Ready, opened the shop two original antique cupboar BODY and weD agalnat both types o f oompe- ganisational vigor against his Be' Service and Dedication of Me­ ery, 6-7:30; men’s voIleybaU league, er. If something that might cause will find plenty of old fashioned GARAGE t y - o f the floating parachute took The Salvation Army lowship meeting. EAST HARTFORD GRCETING CARDS Spark plugs and points should be usual lamps, one made from a FETfDER REPAIRS tttlan. publican critics, the 'verdict has to morial Gilts. 7:30-10; W est Side Bowling L e a ^ e , trouble later is discovered when candy, spices by Wagner and Jel-^ place 88 minutes after the orijglnal 661 Main St. Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy (Com­ checked, as a matter of fact, this you have a grease Job, this is printing press, another from a 18 Main S t, TeL MI 9-4531 be that he didn’t do it all either. 8- 10. L J.raL0MSKI t il 9-5333 lies and jams direct from the ENAMEL and LACQUER Ih o comfort and hmury he launching of the rocket, back in MaJ. E. Walter Lamle Jehovah’s Wltaeases munion. NOW is a real economy for dirty spark reported to the owner of the car coffee grinder, and a most unusual He and his party happen to be XXiesday: Game room aotivitiea, CONCRETE SPEblAUCT one made from driftwood. Cape — Sandwic):, to be exact. REFDHSHINOS • rooonunenda, in order to at least Offloer-ln-Charge 'Kingdom Hall Friday, 9 am.. H oly Communion. 6-9; midget basketbaU, 6-8; girls’ o visit the PoUy B Shop plugs and bufned points mean your tuKt it is up to him to decide SpoeloltriRg In norida. riding the only kind of cycle pos­ T^epbens Collect Power and Hand T imIs With the fall season upon us A ll kind of grreeting cards are 791 Main 8t. P ainting an4 Deostating Tools car is not operating at an economi­ whether or not he wants the condi­ match the appeal of the atathtee, This was the first time we had sible for them in Connecticut. In bowling, 6-8; Junior Marching STORB8—GA 8-99U . Gifts for Every Oocasion more entertaining will be done, carried here, writing paper by REASONABLE PRICES 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all RpchvlUe MethodUt Church Garden and Land Tools cal level. tion remedied. The real interest in wouta pun people out o f their auto- the wake of. the Ribicoff era, there Band, 6:30-8; Camera Club (Nov. and If you are looking for some­ Lilac-Hedges, Informals, (Chinese FREE ESXXBIATES BRAKE SERVICE ever recovered anything from a ages. Promotion Day exercises and 8 p.m.. Public Bible lecture. 142 Grove Stroet 7), 6:30-8; men’s volleyball league, Baby, Household, Party MANCHESTER Right now the Willis (Garage has keeping your car in top-notch con­ mobned h y the thousanda ia no place for them to go but thing different in candies or need rice paper and a fine selection of miasUe flight o f this length. presentation of attendance awards. "HoW Con One's Future Be Se- The Rev. Laurence M. Hills Pastor 8-10; WeM Side Bowling League, and Banquet Needs a large stock of tires, new and re­ dition ej^epced at this garage has RT. 83 — VERNON, CONN. up. In addition to that, we would an unusual size or length, you will ribbons and g ift wrappings. Cards Fronl End AUgnnifnt Hr. Randolph would have every As we go back to the time table 10:45 am .. Holiness service. Bri­ cure?” InvaUd Needs caps, and unless you have new resulted in a feeling of confidence reach for an intangible and say 8-10. BOOKSHOP find what you want at the Nutmeg by Eldna Marko and Fradtosi are Just Above the XVaffip Olrcle railroad passenger ear as clean gade of Training School Cadets, 4:14 p.m., Walchtou'er magazine 9:30 am., Church School, Grade Wednesday: Game room actiiri- snow-tirea it would be wise to in­ on the part of car owners. Why Involved, we aee it took the plane that, for the political moment, it Is New York City, in charge. study article, "Avoid the Plllalls.’ ’ Aluminum ANDREWS BLDG. vest in tliese now. Both Kepy- don’t you try them the next time Gift Shop. They have hand deco­ varied and unusual. A large selec­ TEL. M I 3-0018 Goaorol Ropdr Work and attractive and plush as the In­ conservative values and ap­ 4 through adults. Ues, 6-9; open baaketbaU, 6-7:80; tion of personalized CSiristmas aeerching about an hour to spot 2 p.m.. Hospital 'visitation by (Luke 21:36). 10:60 a.m.. Church School, 67 E. Center St— BH S-IOSO Springfield and Goodyear tires are your car Is In need of repairs? rated candles in all sizes and terior of a plane, and much room­ proaches udilch are foothedding junior basketball (Verplanck PARKING IN REAR lengths. They also have Early cards for your choice may be pug- the parachute down on the waves. Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson and Mrs. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group studies Nursery through grade 3. gym ). 8:80-9:30; boys’ rifle club, their way back into the imagina­ Thomas McCann. in the Bible aid, "Your Will Be Wlifsm $11J5 CAMPING American lampshades in charming chased for 10 per cent off during ier. He would have background But what this really seema like 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser­ 6:30-8; mixed doubles bowling, tions of the American people', not 2:30 p.m.. Open air services con­ colonial prints in all sizes. You October. Ttwisle playing, 'and mottem plc- Done On Earth,” at the following mon: "Members of A Revolution” 7:30-10; men’s volleybaU league, Soft-Pedal on Pact Deadline la no time at all. What the ex­ because the conservatives really ducted by Oidets. service centers: 287 Oakland St., EQUIPMENT may order Just the aize you need. The Nutmeg Gift Shop has de­ MANCHESTER by Pastor Hill. • \ 7:30-10. TOURAINE tnrea being shown. He would have ploit really seems la a pin-point know bow to where they might 6 p.m.. Young People’s Service; 18 Chambers St, 20 Marble St., D son $2M 5 For a "thank-you” gift that will livery service and should you be 6-8 p.m., JunW and Senior Thursday: Game room activities, at least two attendants serving like to go, but because the liberals Cadets In charge. and 12 Trotter St. in Manchester, Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, CUSTOM MADE be sure to please, yvhy not choose unable to get out to select a card MEMORIAL CO. piece of target practice, in which Methodist Youth Fellowship 6-8; midget basketball league, 6-8; do not really have any clearly 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Mu­ and French Rd. in Bolton. A ir Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS some of the fragrant Early Am'er- they will send one for you upon Opporito East Cemetery as stewards for every paseenger the miaeile traveled Its 9,000 miles Groupa (Jo-ed bowling league, 6-9; men’s ill. Dson $SIJS PAINTS marked or compelling destinations sic by Citadel Band and Songsters'. Friday at Kingdom Hall, 7:25 Lanterns Reds Offer Guarantee ican soap balls? Salts, peppers request. Do stop in' and looik ear. Ha would have these stew­ across one vast ocean, across a Monday 7:16 p.m., Prayer and volleybaU league, 8-10. In front, of themselves. Service under leadership of Cadets. p.m.. Theocratic ministry school. Pins tastallatton. and pepper mills are always pop­ around, you are always welconw For Inst Roliilts ards, on an long trips, serve free Discussion Group.' Friday: Game room activities, vast continent, and then out Into The fates, the trend of the 8:30 p.m., Service meeting. MANCHESTER ular gifts and the Nutmeg has a and if there is some Item you can­ 'Quality Momorials times, the local election auguries, 6-9; open gym period, 6-7; Jrmior lafreidunants pad meals. Just as another ocean, and wenmd up In a St. Mary's Eptsoopal Ohoroh MANCHCStfft SURPLUS SALES CO. fine collection . in wrought Iron, not find, M n . Ready 'will be moat Over 80 Yean Bxperieoee then, all point in the aame direc­ 'Oiurch and Park Sta Calvary Church Rockville Baptist Church high dance, 7:15-9:30; mixed dou­ Free West Berlin some airUae fUghU do. designated taiget area. bles bowling league, 7:30-10. 189 N. BtAiN ST. trivets, eagles, toWel bars, towel happy to find It for you. a tion — up for the Republicans. Rerv. George F. Niistraad. Rector (AssemMlee of God) 69 Union Street AWtNNG CO. He would supply free reading Saturday: M id get basketball at Depot Square PAUL'S Or, to put It another way, the How far up? Perhaps the big city Rev. John D. Hughes, «47 E. Middle Ifoike. BockvlUe, Conn. PHONE MI 8-8091 practice, noon-5; Junior baaketbaU . (Oonttuned from Page One) CoM Ml 9.5807 matter. H e would have the air con- accuracy with giant misalles at elections in Novembw will provide Senior Assletaat n e Rev, Kenneth L. Gtnsiafion, Winthrop W. Farnsworth, Pastor Open DaUy to 9:00 P M . Bonn government negotiate with FAINT SUFPLY dltlenesa woifc. He would have de- 9,000 miles Is Just shout compar­ some kind o f clue to that. Rev. WUUemKTctonder m. Pastor J. FARR—Ml 8-7111 the Soviet Union to defeat Nazi East. Germany ai) agreement on 645 Main Street 9:30 a.m., Church sebool with western access rights to West Ber­ Radio Today Doctor Reports A. A lM E m , Prop. paitarsa and arrivals on schedule. able to that of a ttiotgun at 20 Junior Aaelstaat 9:45 a.m., Sunday School-jSpe- classes for all ages, nursery (Jermany did have a “ certain In­ lin. Western fears that access to Horrioea St^'Manekeeter B e would Imprcnre tbe handling of paces. T«L MI 9-0300. 7:30 am.. Holy Communion. Cor­ cial Blnlargement ■ Campaign in through adults. Special rally day terest” in Berlin. West Berlin may be cut off alter baggage. Ho would. In other A Thought for Today WDRO—1840 ‘No Change’ in W e have to atop, now and then, porate Communion for Senior progress. program with the Rev. Frank Ac- NOW 2 FAIRWAYS The East German leacler re­ the peae'e.treaty signing account 1:00 A J. at Uldday words. In some respects go the air- and take a good look at such per- Bpoasoretf *gr lb Young People’s Fellowship. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. cardy as speaker. GOSPEL MEETINGS SEE US FOB: ferred to the treaty only as ” a task for much of the current tension: 3:06 Jerry Bishop Show There will be no evening serv­ 11 a m .. Morning worship. Spe­ to bring you s Aluminum Boll Up Awnings :06 Art JohMon Show Uaes one better. formaaoea, ao we c a n ^ tiy to CBancU o f Chufehee 9 a.m., Family Service. Morning CONTINUE IN THE that can not longer be postponed." :0e Raynor-Shines Sam Rayburn CARTER^S prayer, with address by Timothy ice at the church. . People are in­ cial speaker, The Rev. Mr. Ac- s Venetian Blinds , New York, Oct. 7 (* -c Mayor t WATKINS-WEST H u t all his recommendations imagine the kind of wmld we are Variety At Its Bast! Mikoyan demanded a conclusion 1:00 News Blgnoff (Thaokss, vice governor o f Mountain vited to attend special aervice at cardy. 0 Storm Doors Willy Brandt predicts there will be WORK CLOTHES raany add up to one thing. It is Have our churchea lost prestige? "in the most Immediate future.” w n c —lOM really living In. None'of us, you Province, Philippines. Children’s 2:30 at Hartford Gospel Taber 7:30 p.m., Evening Goepel Hour. MANCHESTER GOSPEL HALL Next to Popular Market s Combtnstlon Windows no'abandonment of West Berlin. 1:00 Uonltor, (Oontinneid from Page One) FUNERAL AT Are thy falling? Khrushchev, in a message from that travel ought to be, and could se^ really believea It yet aervice in children’s chapel, nursery node. Prospect Ave.,. Hartford. Informal hymn sing. Message, Open Wed.-Tbnrs.-Fri. tIU 0 “As President Kennedy ex­ 1:15 ifour Home Decorstor This Is a fa ir question. .Times ’ ' 416 CENTER STREET Monchestar Awning Co. Moscow, formally stamped his ap­ 1:30 World Series be^ not aonis gruelling grind, but and kindergarten children. Guest speaker, the Rey. J. R. Ash­ "Nearing the End.” ^ pressed it, agreements and convic­ ing Washlngt(m whll4 Congress DISCOUNT PRICES are changing. COME AND HEAR o World Green Stamps o 195 WEST CENTER ST. proval OH the Berlin barricades. 6:00 Monitor SERVICE 11 a.m.. Family Service. Morning croft, president of Evangel Col' THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD tions forbid it,” he said. “ I am sure 6:00 News, Weather woe still in session. n pleasuret not something to be The character o f our communi­ Telephone MI 9-8091 He called the erection of a wall di- ot this.” Galahad’s Progreaa prayer with address by Mr. Chao- lege and Central Bible Institute in St. George’s Episcopal Obnreh Preached Nightly (Exespt Saturday) at 8 P M —4hmday 1 P J L 6:20 Strictly Sports A medical bulletin read by Dr. suffered, as a means to an end, ties is changing. EstobUshed- ID49 'viding the city “ a considerable Brandt expressed his confidence 7:00 Keyboard Kingpins Tompsett eaid "In general he has ORMAND J. WEST kas. Baby sitting nursery in Chil­ Springfield, Mo. Rt. 44A, Bolton By Mr. A. KlaUhiida and Mr. G. Baldwin. contribution to the cause of peace.” 7:30 Monitor but something to be enjoyed for No aooner did Mayor Robert Ib e educational system is chang­ Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible Study in the Allied stand yesterday in ac­ been comfortable throughout the M orry's dren’s chapel. 'Ihe Rev- Edward W. Johnson, WHAT MUST I DO TO BE SAVED? 'ITic three statements were pub­ 10:30 Jazz ItssU. Galahad W agner escape the vil­ ing. and Prayer. Vicar cepting the Freedom House Award 11:15 Sporti Final' day and his pulse and temperature Director Society and our living standards 7 p.m.. Evening prayer daily. BELIEVE ON THE UHU> JESUS CHRIST FAIRWAY lished in full in Moscow by the So­ 11:80 Starlight Serenads Friday, 7 p.m.. Prayer Night. of 1941. The award was presented remain normal.” la parttcular reference to the lainous plots o f those crooked Wednesday,'10 a.m., Holy'Com­ AND THOU SHALT BE SATED—Acta 16:80-11. Main sttM t, Manchester viet Communist party newspaper 1:00 Slxn-oTf MEN'S STORE have succumbed to pressures o f a 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer and by Edward R. Murrow, director of Rayburn was visited by \rice 142 B. CENTER ST. politicians in Tammany Hall, and munion. X o Opei|p Xlmra and Fri. TUI 9 s Pi'avda, Tasa reported. I ’ravda de­ WHAY—010 747 MAIN STREET Kew Haven, and Its prospective new age. Covenant Oongregatloiial Church Sermcm. the United States Information 1:00 Club 91 President and Mrs. Lyndon John­ Certainly our churchea are chang* voted a full page to the Berlin an­ Bfancheetor'e Oldest cnstomerit how many o f these defeat them for his own renoml- (Evai^rell^ Covenant) 10:16 a.m., Oiurcb School. Agency, who himself was a re­ 4:00 Bound Stags son. Johnson stayed in the Speak­ Next to Entrance to State ing They are experiencing the Osmmunlty Baptist Orarcb niversary meeting and said the 7:30 Saturday Ml)igbt Danes Party nation and for control of their Spnuw 'St. Near E. Center 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fellow­ cipient in 1954. er’s seventh floor suite about an With Finest FacUlttee Theater wcsild. If they had rach a choice, pressures of new and shifting pop­ 585 E. Ceater S t East German regime “has become 8:00 Night night party otgan^Uon, than he fell 'A t the Green’ Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor ship. The West Berlin mayor drew ap­ 12 00 News. Sign “ ■ Ult hour and a half. turn down an appealing, direct, ulations. a u t o B O D Y ' a mighty bulwark” of both Ger- Manchester, Connecticut plause from the 400 civic and gov­ WPOF—1410 cue seat ride ditecUy into the into new trraliles. Our observation is that our 5,000 manies. Johnson later said Rayburn’s 9:30 a.m., Sunday School class United Methodist Church of Bolton ernment leaders present when he. l;0U News This time the Sir Galahad of (diurches are no longer meeting The Rev. Ivanhoe McCollum, CANS — BOTTLES Meanwhile, Belgian Prime Min­ 1:10 Lou Terri ' condition "Is a great personal heart of New Toric la favor of the Interim Pastor for kindergarten through adult Rt. 44A and Sooth Rd. declared: "That wall in Berlin their responsibility. ister Theo Lefevre said in a speech 3:UU Conn Ballroom tragedy to Lady Bird (Mrs. John­ Upholstei7 a ir Journey plus the to and from New York politics somehow foimd 10:30 a.m., ChurchUme. nursery The Rev. Carlton X. Daley, must come down.” ' . 6:00 News Weather M Once the center of community at Charleroi that a certain degree Murrow predicted that the wall son) and myself and every other VIC’S PIZZA SHOP himself as the chief , guest at a for children under third grade. Minister THANK ICE GOLD D»R 4:16 Conn Ballroom r AND Shops 9:30 'a.m., Church School for all the airport trips on eltber end? If life, the church no longer holds this of recognition will probably have built in Bast Berlin will be no more 7:00 Bob Scott American.” ' 153 W aUddle Tnnplka ages. 10:45 a.m.. M orning Worship. WRECKER offered a pleasant, hoepltable, re- luncheon at which one o f his own honored position. to be granted to the East German enduring than the wall built by the 7:30 News. Weather Holton said Rayburn talked with RE-UPHOLSTERING Paetor Rask begins a series of 9:80 a.m-. Church Schohl for all See ns for barreled beer for 9:00 Ray Somers Phone m 9-3700 city officials had aaaembled a Churches are expanding. Mem- 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship government. Romans in. a vain attempt to pro­ Johnson. The Vice President did e Modem Furniture laxlBg Intenna on a tnOn, how sermons on "Tho Church” with the departments.' your outings. U and 'A barrels. 11:00 News benhip is increasing. Building pro­ ‘‘Capitalising On Our Filth,’’ by the "The West should ahow realism tect their European conquests cen­ 11:10 Ray Somers not disclose what they talked and AntiqneJ Bumy pe(>pte would prefer the choic^ bunch o f characters who 9:80 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor •TeL M I 9-8507— Free DeUvery PBZA grams are at a peak. But our Rev. Mr. McCollum. morning sermon, “What Should a YOU! and not want to freeze at all costs turies ago. 1:00 Del Raycae about. did one kind o f business or an­ ship. Sermon: "One World In a Store Stools and Booths wear and tear of driving their 6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir rehearsal. Church Be L ik e?” a postward situation which were He told Brandt that if the wall WINF~12S9 Dr. Tompsett was asked if he SPAGHETTI churches are falling. Christ.” o Cuatom Fumlturo other with the city government 7:00 p.m., J i^ o r and Senior 5 p.m.. Vesper Hour. Hymn Sing. essentially femporary,” Lefevre does not fall and if West Berlin 1:00 CBS News knew of any one who had recover­ . own antomoblle down the mad- W hy? 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Nursery. Th* ntfimbers of th« Arran^o* 1:10 CBS—It's New iJUp Coven and Drapertea RAVIOLI Having assembled these charac­ Church membership is not the Youth Fellowships. Object lessOn for children. Bible VICHI'S said. falls instead, then "W e will fall 1:15 Showcase of Muele ed from the type of cancer afflict­ ways leading to the dty and then quiz. Social hour with Social Group 7 p.m., Senior High Fellowship. mants Committaa for tha Wast Mada to Order ters for a pleasant Itmcbeon hon­ treasured item It once was.-People FACKAGE STORE Authoritative sources in Bonn with you.” 2:00 CBS Newt ing Rayburn. He said, ‘T believe OPEN DAILY Into the sttfUng maSIatrom o f traf­ are 'virtually bom into church mem- North Methodist Church No. 4 in (jharge. yesterday said the West. German 2ao CBS—lima to Travel not . . . for praotlcal purposes the Complete Selection of Materials, oring the mayor, the well-inten­ 800 Parker S t Sida Oldtimars Raunion with to 20 BISSELL ST. 2:16 Show(Pus of Music 7:30 AAL to 11:00 PAL fic la the Mg dty IMdf ? bersbip. They don’t earn it. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Midweek Vernon Methodist Ohurdi government was ready to en>and 2:35 Local News snd Showcast answer ia no.” a ABE ESTIM ATES H the trustees of the New tioned official proceeded to put Aa a result they are membera pt The Rev. H. Osgood Bennett Service with continuing study on Main St., Vernon axprasi their ‘wholahaartad ap> "administrative and technical 're­ 3:00. News I SUNDAYS Minister prayer. XBe Rev, Rdhert Flrby, Pastor Dr. ^^eppard^8 Kin 3:10 Showcase ot Music 808 N. Main S t, Manehester van rsocganlratlon can find a way the bite on them for campaign a reUgfain whicb many ot them sel­ preelatien to all- partreipants who lations” with the Ulbricht govern­ 3:35 Lh, when The material part o f the church In addition we wish to acknowledge with DUCOandDUmXRmNISHiNG (Conttoned from Page Ofie) . '4:00 d m News Berube's adSblltti a proof that commuter is growing . . . Uie church’s phyei- 6 p.m.. Junior High Methodiat 8 p.m., Wednes(lay meeting. Tuesday, 8:30 p.m.. Bishop’s din­ Corner o f Ortewold_, St. 6:15 Showcase ot Music Republicans got word of »>»■, and TYPEWRITER SERVICE Ostrinsky tailroads do| not aecaasarily have eal p la n t. . .’ the church'a member- Youth Fellowship. 'Hot dog roast Reading room hours at 749 Main ner at Rockville church. thanks cimtributlons from , the foUowlng: 6:56 Phil RIzzuto Sports Mystery Deaths began to make hue u d cry about followed by program with guest St., Tuesday, Friday and Satur­ , . ' TEL. BO 8-2205 166 MIDDLE TURNFIKI, WEST fering. Her husband, who died July 7:00 OB8 News 479 saddle Tpka B. to be alek ’ railroads financially, afatp figu iea GIFT 7:10 Showcase and News Slancheetor, it that Sir Galahad realised that However, the Bible study groups speakers: Mr. Hyatt SutUffe and day. 11 am . to 4 p.m. Thursday) MANCWESTtR ' 16, 1958, was Harold W. Morgan. 7:66 CBS News and Sports DEALER IN WASTE hutf could p r e q ^ . Mr. Robert Nearlne. St. Beriiard’s m o t o r o l !a 8:05 Showtuise and News (OonUnned from PiQ;e One) are email in numbers or don't-exist 11 a.m- to 9 p.m. MORIARTY BROTHERS NUTMEG SHOP Mrs. Worst claimed an operation HBBPILT TYPEWRITERS he might have aullled his fine 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist "Are Sin, Disease,'’~and Death 97 St. Benard’a Tar.. RoekvUle NAier Muu ' 12:16 Signoft white armor. Then he began taUc- The lack of Sunday Sebool tmeh- R«v. Patrick J. Mahoney, Fnetor (Fonneily at YUllaud X^pka) on her husband July U , 1954, had dent affairs, said the two stu­ ROYALS, UNDERWOODS, MATERIALS era illustrates the problem. P a r­ Youth Fellowship. Program on the Real?” will be the subject of the GARDEN GROVE CATERERS SALES and SERVICE '■* Manebeotor been improperly performed by Dr. 8d|f*CBcii««d . U.N. with poster-making for dents weru about average in their L. C. SMITHS, Etc. tnt about giving the money back, ents who require that'their chil­ lesson-sermon for Sunday. Richard Sheppard in that less than UNICBF and "Round-the-World" Haases at 7, 8, 9,10 a^d 11 ata. NOW in oiir NBW studies, abd their records did not Rather than dispute with for' and fired the good friend who had dren attend church school will Scripture selections will include W o service aU makea o f TV, Mltehen 3-7043 50 per cent of the patient’s stom­ Clothing Specialist Wie Baadle Stationery Along a n d I R O N sing. Isaiah 88:22, 24. STUART H. V. CARLSON "indicate anything except that i«r ^lu*at»or Ooodwln Knight funetioned ao effleiantly' with the drive them to the church and pick St. Manrloe Church w-Hi,. u d FhoaognK>hs i o c a i i o n ;, ach had been removed In surgery With Office Machine Supplies them up after church school, but Readings from "Science and for peptic ulcers. She alsc alleged both'were fine boys.” Your H all lis t Aa Desirad rfMlt had bean aald in meetings Uank checks, and even got around, South Methodiat Church Boltan JOHN TIERNEY FUNERAL HOME Named at (JConn 731 PARKER ST. will not serve aa teachers, or at­ Health with Key to the Scriptures, her husband was persuaded to 'un­ Only Thursday, Robert S: Maul­ Fltti htan, or by emiaaaiy between by M ary Baker Eddy. Include Rav. Bernard Vi MeOurk, Pastor later on, to making fine, pure pro­ tend church themselves in many Rev. Lawrence F. Almond 474 MAIN SnUET dergo tbe operation although there din, 33, Etessemer, A la , a dental A. J. BERUBE, Prop. pages M l: 15-19. MIm Estelle M. Keane of Haw TeL MX S-S7S5 or BO 3-8879 bsm, Richard Ntxco chose to nouncements to the effect that no cases. Rev. Percy M, Sprrier NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY BEANOHESTER ' was no bleeding or evidence of school laboratory photographer BD 9-8471-M I 8-8842 Our churches must lead the way ^ M is t e r s Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:80 Haven has Joined the University and former graduate student, was , taaiuary exlatanm of any campaign contributions would be am ; (Fonner PeuaySsTar Shop) ulcer. in reversing the trends which to­ St. John’s Polish JOHN HEDLUND Necessary post-operative orders of Connecticut staff as am clate found dead under similar but ap­ I'^atarueon*. That, o f course, accepted from people who had deal­ Nattonal Catholic CBurch day are leading our society along 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning W or­ just west of the Poet Offlee were not given and the defendants professor and extension clothing parently unrelated circumstances. T ItM aanottmes fa>‘ ings o f any kind with the city goV' a troubled road. It is the church ship. Sermon by the Rev. Almond, 29 Oolsray S t St. Francis o t Assisi CBncch Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, Paator South Windsor PAGANI'S BARBER SHOP -- • Gifts tow Every Occasion e were not s'vaUable and on coll to specialist, President Albert N. Jor­ Cannady had ruled Mauldin’s enunent that provides a faith that vdll "Counting the Cost" Sacrament talte care of complications, the pe- Rav. Jaues F. Glynn, Pastor gensen announced today. death due to natural cauaea and .dhgttta, and dees, strengthen the people during trou­ of Baptlom. Church School for ' Once again, it eeems eometbing Masses at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. Rev. Bsyiaead B. Taskanakaa OXFORD LIQUOR SHOPPE tiUon added.' She fills the position formerly no autopsy was performefL bled Umes. * nursery through 9th grade. Mrs. Worst said that while the jOf what he and of a pity that New Toric Republl- Aaslstoat Fsetor held by Miss Katherine Tlngley We don’t suggest lhat we will 9 am., Adult course on “ The Ym B ifo Ito lo b . . . we luwe iurt the ta Pont operation was performed by Dr. iilM.ta one aa- who retired. oaa were in such a hurry to get our .way ,ouf of world trou- Letter to the Romans,” Susannah NORMAN’S, INC. „ h W h r it... to coton to m ilrt mythtoil H m s Light Control FUchard Sheppard, poat-<>peraUve Gridder Dies Masses at 7, Si 8:15, 0, o f what gome candidate, early last sum­ lea or domestic problems . . . but Wesley Hall taught by the Rev, 9:10, quitttoo on eotor?. . . whet to m l . . . how to (to it? care was under the direction of A graduate of the University of we believe that the church offers 10:15, 10:80 and 11:80 am. Connecticut with the bachelor of Charlotte, N . C. ( f f ) — A college JutwRiadiary mer, that they couldn't wait to Mr. Spurrier. Area Churches JARVIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY M U . BS fw expert help eo your lext piinlinf job. B y Kirseh Dr. Stejfiien Sheppard. The jurors a fkitb that la potmtlally the found negligence only in post-op­ science degree, Miss Keane re­ football player died here yester- tiy .and penwade somebody who 10:45 p.m,. Older .Youth Fellow­ Sacred H eart CBurch stroiigeet ein|^ force for good In WALNUT RESTAURANT a Vartteal BBade erative care. ceived her master’s degree from 'day, 10 days after he received in­ alight have bad a ohanoe'of eapl' ship, at the home o f Roes Clark, Talcottville CoBgregatioBal Chnroh Bt.99, VeraoB the wmrld. 90 Mountain Rd. ' / . a Veuettaa BUada Bbrgan was hi the Bay triew OolumMa Unlyanlty. She attended ternal injurlea while making a Let’s Join in this unlvaraal ef­ Rev. Robert K. S^oda. :M a M e r Rev. Ralph Kdly, Pastor Buinmer school at Yala University taHsing «o the political opportunl- 7 p.m.. Junior Hi|^ Council, Hospital from Ju)y 10 through tackle during pnotlos. 'VVniUm fort by participating to tbs ehiirch WILLIE'S STEAK HOUSE ‘ a Onstoui W taiair ShadcB and evening courses at New York ttae which have einoe been open' Room 22. Ninth Grade FeUem- 72S MMN MAtYCHRSTpR PHONE Ml 9-4501 Juljr 16, 1908, but was ramoved to Foster, 20-year^d. third string of our choice. . Let's moke our " 10:40 a.m.. Nursery opens in the M sisaa at 8, 9:80 and 11 4m. a Repair a Wsshteg guard for Johnson Smith Uiriver- tag up. A s It la, there 1« sUU no ship. Cooper Hell, election, o f of- BerM Oommunlty Hospital on Oia Unlveralty. church membardilp an etfeetlvs klndergartan room, church huUd- W. Si GLENNEY COMPANY alty here, was kicked In the flcera Senior High Fellowship, ’ BUY THE.PAINT THArS.WQRTH THE WORK d » ha dletL The aawnew elotblitg gpeclallet haa Mtoattoto that Sir Oslaha^ la not part of a movement for good. Jock Kaiser, beaeball coach at Dr. Stephen Sheppard maintained stomach Sept 20. A surgeon who Wihley Hall, game night and pre­ been a home economics teacher to go on, disowning taipuri- John Deme % am ., Morning worship service S t John’s In New York, has com­ DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. H N D a L MFC. GO. that Ifoigan was in part raspimsl- for the past *ta y e a n tat Stamford. performM an exploratory opera- .wnnr Radio parations for toy boo{th at fair. with all meetfog ra the sanctuary. piled a wlfinlng rseord of 118 vic­ 688 BODDLE m u , *A «T hla fop U s (0am death hacause h* Wedilaaday, latd the player 4 ip wheoevse thsy a i* dtseovsred, qi.iliMlHa.1 t o . Befoc* taat. aha worked aa a con- 7:80 ItamibeiiBlp asmiiuur, Sunday Sebool children neparate tories against (»d y 88 losses la hlf ■ ■ " ■ ^ -VV. ni«aia8-4M 8 left Bay View HD^tal."eentrary auman pubile r^latfona ceoaultant, died of "gastro-duodensl oMtnwv RtA^wttaa vlitaiv. U to v y .'- • • -X-— — ..— PAINTS n * JHar. a m tij^aaow for-their-elaiM* at thA hynui of ■h^ycaro with ths Radraih. ' i m \ > ' H. A . n A M V h a p . to the adrla* aad taeomnmda^ fashion nmnottam diractec *ad dt- tlon, p o o t^ u m a tle,” or a ■top* ftooa U Ua phyelelaiia." rector o f horn* aertto*. paga n i an tall taitaaUn*. , . ■ . -1.!^ MANUHE8 TER £V|:NIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 , 1961 PAGE a iV IN

PAXm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 , 1961 '-■L BUGGS BUNNY OUE BOARDING HOUSE with , MAJOR HOOpLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZKLB or over f

E«AU5llt.Y0U 9AYVtWiit MAMlJ IS ^ AnMny to A b iIB’ Oimbodio Indians Host Pehn State HBf«TAKlH SP»C«t ^5 ,^ Ho$bR 3BPSUP <«U*tCrt,flF UBOS < Reds, Yanks Ready ACROSS DOWN H all Elevei|i \>-*«‘THAT.>MAS SERXre t v«ri4T O i My ^OugnA^UIa IMwiewiI And Florida \UFR^C«^A 6XPBDlTi<>i*-UM'«-(SoOD S----m tiUm SWiottgraM Slated to open tte home eea- IDOEBNTKr^ j\7iXO(ao0eR/-*.E6^BivSuXK>teR J U M i« iU . S GoaS son thia afternoon ta Manchea- “oaseriHfe citoOs»«HocrnMo a n to d f.: SOoddMiof To Renew Also Triumph •BMitowMiiat InfatMtioii ter Hlgh’a foothhll equad which HOUDAV X WXJliCHt w t». im a fV m cta -.~ SPocnu will play Hall of Heat Hartford. SCCTTLAlviD- China SAngen Game time will be t at at Me* New York (/P>—A ihoeleM U r n i M TMdiieal mortal Field. Cincinnati {JP)— The World Series plunged into i^s third (luarterback, a major upset, a IS Arid . initrumant K'hallH Both teama will be looking for game today with the'New York Yankees fretting over the IdSoothBlfir SDarotaa r--t>3ir,rT disabled referee and an odd lS O n w liic a f~ > SSmrlnctOfll their Initial wina of the aeaaon. landscaping of compact Crosley Field and the steamed-up injury served to introduce the tafceanpao% lODitavowa 37 Withered . 38 UnaceoeweaM The Indiana bowed previously to Cincinnati Reds scenting of a second successive series victory. ofllaUuid iitafa 11 Coaunand 28FrMnaat«y dOWeee. Conard and Platt while Hall ban Despite their 2-1 betting edge.# season’s third big ei^ege UAlarayalpoet) iSAardvark S3 Indian warriort 4 S N i ^ dropped dOctalona to Weaver the pressure definitely was on the football weekend laat night. ALLY O O n BY V. T. HAMLIN iriH a la U tV SOOrayttan SdSeddneka 44CffiBMBt ^ and Wethersfield. glaring error in Yankee i Stadium SSHandonhip, 45Grafted (barJ aching Yankees as the Series, af- Navy's hard-charging Middlaa IStobUeatpnplNt 33 AUackt Following today’s home open­ Thursday as the Reds evened the net only rlppad KQamTa effcnslva im THINK- vyEu.,0 My WPWMrtySan »T n ri^ elbow outward tonahaU i 4er a one-day layoff, resumed in series 1-1 with a 6-2 triumph. THWONB/CUeHTX CX3P-. 31 In d N ' diffdtaiies 37Hamds SOPaddla er the Indtana will play their perfect weather before an over­ patterns at key moments «n rOuta W0UU> BE JUST GOC3DUJCKI aerond night game of the tea- This is a game where the benched to a 17-6 upset, but also plied qp a 32 Snrgdal thread flow crowd of 32,000—mainly Wild- Mickey Mantle could turn the tide DO TO U ?y RK3HT/ StConger r " r n 1 1 r 1 u II aon nett Friday when they vlatt eyed Redleg partisans. referee sc badly he bad ta teava (UMnnan Briatol to take on Central. for the Yankees, who have had ab­ the game. SBNieka IT rr Starting time la 2 p.m., with the solutely no help from their famed Ssntlea game to be telecast and broadcast and fabled M A M hOmerrun com­ Penn State quarterback PaU 28 Obaerre r r rr IT nationally by NBC. bination. Roger Maris, who set the Liske, who Inherited the No. 1 jdh 30 Dutch undn O ’Dell Stars Compared with New York where all-tirrie Season homer mark of 6i, only this week,’ ably ^roetod tha SlHaadpart IT Nittany uons to a flrat half laad! toCmpMpeldt neither of the first two games drew hae yet to hit the ball out of the in­ field in this series. and capped his effort by Utorally r - Z Z Z l w capacity, the Series fever is burn­ As Booters ing at terriflo pitch in thia Ohio Marls failed tq reach the Crosley running cut Of a shoe on a 33-yard SSLaattaerlhoBf ! River metropolis. Field 380-foot rightfield bleacher touchdown that capped Stats'a 32- iMEVV/COMERa, SSHoont = W f f l Gaudy and gaint signs every­ mark in yesterday’s batting drill. 0 conquest of hapless Boston UW- 39 Narrow iMga where exhort a Redleg victory and But Mantle, who misaed the two versity. (moL) Triumph, .6-0 dl^^oth the man in the street is a r ^ hot New York games because of an in­ Florida used the old aloopor ^ y dSItacantralpart ba.sebaU fan. Tickets are going at fected hip, swung an evploslve bat and a second string quarterback t » 10-7 iaahnaaUiln Fred O’Dell booted home two scalpers’ prices, one businessman in practlcel^e boomed four balls BY DICE TURNER w goals yesterday afternoon as Man­ engineer a second half comeback CARNIVAL I fOrttaellekanS FF being arrested for exacting 36(X)— Into the rightfield stands, two into and a 14-3 vletory over vrinlaas- chester High Sc'nool's soccer team 360 a ticket—for a dozen, 37 60 the centerfield stands — batting romped to a 6 to 0 wm over Ma­ Tulane. dSBoyliiiaiiM scaIr. lefthanded—and lofted two over the BY AL VERMEER 47Abon . loney High at Meriden. leftfield wall at the 340-foot mark Fired-up Navy gava halfback PRISCILLA’S POP dSLowhaut A typical Series touch appeared Jim Stewart beautiful dpwnflaid fiO f iiiTfi iwit The victory was tne third In in a downtown restaurant window. hitting righthanded. I « A T ,x^-AND ^ 4A blocking aa he awopt S3 y W s on -I A MONTH ASp_l_ SlRomaaeiapeRir I 1 LOOKING TOWARD TODAY: Fred Hutchinson, Cin­ Central C^onnecticut Interscholastic It read: Yankee Manager Ralph Honk /iMOWTMET' StDina ' League soccer play for the In­ said he would not decide on a swing pass play that aecountad COULDN'T SQUEEZE, _ ^ BT cinnati Reds’ manager, was caught in this pensive mood “ Special today: Roast crow for fech'. IVE SURE INTO THESle s E r — ^ ACTUALUV, MTalantad dians who now have won four and our N.Y. friends.’’ whether Mantle could start until for a 7-0 second quarter lead ovar \ “I LOST WEiaMT? P A N T S . 7 PEEL 64 Enaotlal betas yesterday as he looked forward to today’s third gdme lost one overall. Both clubs were down to their today’s pre-game batting drill, but two-touchdown favorite Miami. 55 Halt drink HT Navy defenders made the lead EA showed up yesterday with a stiff HsaS'4He COMES. MAYBE PENNIES. GO RIOHT INTO .McCurry ...... ___ Bundock be trimmed before game time. that overcame Tulane’a 8*A lead. which the Houston and New York clubs will pick their play- (Jonsensug is that the Yankees have neck. In addition, catcher Elston plunged O’over from tha <»#, THIS TIM E SME'LLTAiCE JHE BATHROOM,^ Andrulot ...... ValenUne Howard had his left wrist taped, a ore, the Aeeociated Press lenm edA ------rB a better defensive infield than the cappingping a fig-'fiB-yiurd drive. In tha HER BSCTH WITHOUT »-7 today. 53 games; and catcher-outfielder Kins ...... Blum Reds and would profit less from souvenir of his brutal collision ■with Cardinals Seek Repeat third and eanaaeUd with fullback A L L T H A T "rii' CincinnatTs EIlo Chacon when the Each of the two new clubs In Bob Taylor, 22. .192, who was paid HcCSrthr ...... Hyatt (any grassy assistance. Jim O'Deimell, who Appaarad to ba FUSS/ the expanded National League will a 3110,000 bonus by the Braves As for the outfield terrace, It be­ Redleg second sacker safely slid trotting off tha flaU aa Dodd called ) )- • < LHB home on a short passed bail. be permitted to take four from this five years ago. Pear»on ...... O'LouKhlln gins to rise some 20 feet from the signals, for a 44-yard touchdown .TUEGOLDW^RADVI^ special list after they have picked St. Lonl^—Pitcher Bob Miller, CHB Walls and the pitch Ig especially Normal Proeedurs Triumph over Giants on the eld sleeper play. Morriaon ...... Potter Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutch­ . Sou SENT fORHAS/ 24 from the regular lists made 25, with a 1-3 record; and ahort- RHB sharp in leftfield where Yankee In major gamea today Iowa, public by the AP earlier this week. atop Alex Grammas, 34, .212, if Beet ...... McGiilnneis Yogi Berra customarily play® his inson planned to use the same line­ top-rankad In tha currant Aasett- OL up that whipped the Yankees 6- The regular lists, containing Bob Lillis, another shortstop is Churilla ...... Aldridse ’’side-sad(De" defensive game. New York (/P)— The St. Louis Cardinals, known as "The In­ ated Preaa poll, may face a throat players considered of lesser qual­ not taken in the regular draft. n, Berra practiced longer than any 2 Thursday except for a switch credible Cripples,” will have two more players watching from fainst Southern CallfOmla. The of Frank Robinson from leftfield to ity, are scaled from 375,000 down Philadelphia— Outflelder-infield- Conklin ...... David other Yankee fielder yesterday. the sidelines Sunday when the Redbirds play the New York awkeyea will play without tha C Surprisingly, his criticism was not rightfield with Wally Post mov­ a to 350,000 for each player. er Lee Walls, 28. .280; and pitcher Verfaillo ...... MisHetta Giants in a game that should help to unscramble tha five-way ■ervicea of Larry Farguaoa, a rag- The actual premium lists have Dallas Green, 27, a righthander m against the plateau he may have ing from right to left. Thia Is a ular starting halfback who la out Feebler ...... Dennle to scurry up many times the next normal procedure for the Reds tie for first in the National Foot-* for injurtea in tha natlonally tola- rot been officially presented to with a 2-4 record in 42 games. OR the new clubs and will not be imtil three days, but was directed, in­ In their own ball park. ball League’s Eastern (Jonfer Colts visiting the Green Bay Pack­ vised (ARC-TV, fi p.m.,) gams. Chicago—Pitcher Jim Brewer, Scorere: Manrheeter: Feebler. Churil­ ence. **01 course I love you, Janie! If 1 didn’t would I be the day after the World Series. 23. a lefty, with a 1-7 record aiid la. Conklin. Hudaon, Odell (1). stead, against the bright sun glar­ Rookie catcher John Edwards. ers In the top tilt In that division. At Uttls Rock tenight; Aihaa* However, both General Manager Subeliuttee: Mancheeter: Anealdl, ing against the leftfielder In early 6-4 220-pounder, again will start The game will open the Cardi­ a opens dafonss of its South­ worrying about what another hamburger would pitcher Barney Schultz, who built nals' home schedule. The latest The Los Angeles Rams (1-2) JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONOFIELD Paul Richards of Houston and up a 7-6 record in relief after his Mannins, Carlion, Brannick. Hudaon. afternoon. for the Reds —, not only because west Oonfarsilcs crown against do to your figure?" Karpueka, Whlteaell. Smith. Wiee, Injured Cardinals are offensive travel to San Francisco to battle President George Weiss of New recall from Houston in mid-sea- Odell. Ronrka, Newman, York. Carrey, “ I just hope I don’t get a ball hit Edwards, a .182 hitter, Thursday the "shotgun” attack of the 49ers TC17 and tiobMlnt auavwbaek • HE'S 6 ONE.,. 6UT IS , York are aware of the players' son. Brewer is the pitcher who Lavery. Shea, Lafond, Addahbo, Trot­ out here,’ ’ frankly said Berra, who came through with two clutch hits, end Hugk Meinnis and . flashy Sonny Gibba. (SlWA the Revflad HE COMN& BACK* ^ ter. Maher. punt return specialist, rookie Pat and may have to do so without Identity. suffered a fractured jaw in a fight breaks a World Series record with but also because he Is most adept their No. 1 quarterback, Zake Frogs aix*faat-fouK. aito, imtitoed I'U. CHANCE Period Score: every start, but who committed a on the Cincinnati catching staff at Fischer. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON National League President War- with Billy Martin, then with <5n- Mancheeter 1 1 1 1—I Bra,tkowskl. The Detroit Lions, an ankle yeatorday whan a loading rei Giles, disturbed by open criti­ cinnati, in 1960. handling Purkey's knucklers. Mclnnis injured his left knee ramp eouapaed as ha boordad a Maria has not been the only hit* and Fischer suffered a shoulder stunned by taat Sunday's 49-0 rMd. to 7:30 p.m. Monday at high school Who’s Set if Needed distant as 400 feet, might fall prey In a p o tio n to poll ana o f tha Wg "The eight existing clubs said pool: 8 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the The Cardinals and the Giants recuperated from a knee opera the lists were the best they could to the Yankees’ vaunted long-ball both have 2-1 records along with tlon, Orr filled in at left end. BW' upaeta of tha aeaaon agalaat aae> East Side Rec and 1 to 3 p.in. power. ond ranked Mtaalaatopl. MlaaiBalp- give,” Giles continued. Saturday at the East Side Rec. the Dallas Cowboys, tiM Agles and bank said Orr ta too good a play' B. C. BY JOHNNY HART - Richards, who earlier had blast­ By EARL YOST However, Yankee pilot Houk er to sit on the bench even though m hasn't loat In 17 gamaa,.but Officers for this year are Ernest the Cleveland Browns. Florida Stata, daoidad undaraoga, ed the list as 'nadequate, accepted took a cautious vlew^polnt. "Don’t Philadelphia is host to the Berry has returned. Orr probably BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE IWBRE’S A HlfiN POP .TV4ATS GOiNifr FbUU - Oakmen, president; Ctaorge Froet, Yankee Stadium, New York— Newsmen were gathered in forget,” he said, “we played In haa allowed only etaa toudidown -AN D e o r OF PLAV. this explanation and said, “Under secretary; Oakmen, membersMp Pittsburgh Steelers' (0-3), who will be inserted at flanker back P L Y - — the circumstances, I have no com­ groups in front of the lockers of Whitey Ford, Clete Boyer, Wrigley Field at Los Angeles this with Lenny Moore moving to in' and a. field goal la winning 00a BUT VIE DESTROYED TIEERIDSE! THE GOVERNMENTTROOPS niROUTNUlHBER US. ------secretary; Bob Smith, treasurer: likely will play' without old-timer Other top gaihea Include Stan­ WE HAP M IT IC BOAirS ON OUR X PARS NOT RISK A SHOWDOWN BATTIE. i r ------ment. I have said a lot already, Bill Skowron and Elston Howard, in the Yankees’ dressing year, a much smaller park than side half. Wayne Cartier, head men’s coach this, and we didn’t do too well.” At Bobby Layne. Cleveland is at ford at Mlehh^ State, UCLA at SDC OFTHERIYER. HOW COULD QUICK/ GET THE BUFFALO CARTS.' LOAD rm holding off until later on.” and Lois Raskiewicz, head wom­ room Wednesday afternoon. Photographers' bulbs were home against the Washington Layne is still nursing a bruised THE BOOTY ABOARD/ Weiss, former general man­ Lo.s Angeles, the Yankees hit a Ohio State, 'nxaa va Waahtagton THE60VERN«KNT & en’s coach. flashing at regular intervals as the^ Redskins (0-3). Dallas steps over shoulder and side. BraUtowskl has State, Mandaad against Syiaouae TROOP5HAVE / ager of the New York Yankees, heroes In the Yanks’ opening total of 12 homers, but lost six a badly sprained ankle. G^ard / MUSTHAWE games. Into the Western Conference to and unbaatan Army at powwCul was more tolerant. SCANDIA AO soccer team wrill World Series game victory over meet the Vikings at Minnesota Remie Darre haS a twisted knee fSEI7ED-niEB<»rS "Of course, you’re never satis- MUmigan. take to the road tomorrow after­ Cincinnati were answering all (1-2). and tackle Don Lawrence an an' YOU SENT AOSKS fled,” he said. “But I am not con­ WITH THE noon for a rOad game writh the kinds of questions and posing for Two other clubs deadlocked for kle injury and figure to m is RANSOIVEP demning the list. There Is no sense .Ludlow Lusitano's. GKme time pictures. Ford hurled the 2-0 shut-; Washington's game with, the ■creaming M d hollering. 1 don't Radio, TV Sports first In.,.the Western Conference, WOMEN AND will be 2:30. out, a nifty twro-hltter' and How­ face each other, the Baltimore Browns. Indian Harriers CHILDREN want to condemn it (lists) until ard and Skowrrpn bad accounted AWMOCWCMA we know all that Is coming.” AUTOMOTIVE BOWLING for both rune, each with a home Saturday— Gain First . Win This is the complete lint of (pre­ League wrill start Monday night at run. Boyer made two fantastic, al­ 1:30—World Serieo SpotUght, •afcXWKsr mium) players that will be avail­ the Y Lanes starting at 7:30. most unbelievable stops and Chanael 22, SO. BasehalVs Success Story of Season /<7-T able after the "has beA s” and the throws at third base. 1:4&—World Serieo Maneharitr High’s; Ctaoaa 0 «a > try Team, wlthaut tha sarvtoto at "kids” have been taken from the Gardner got his first taste of Yanks vs. Reds, f f f f rrabbag. Channels 22, SO; WTIO captain John Saleius « b o did not VoUeyball Loops World Series action in the second run. won over Bristol Osntral yto- MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI EJach of the eight clubs puts up game when he pinch-hit for Luis 1080 two premium players but caily one 4:80—NFL Game of Week,.^ Johnson’s 1961 Career tsrday aftsrtloon by a 22 to 25 Will Be Organized Arroyo In the ninth inning and score with the Indiana F rta CMden MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD VtXyR£ HOLDING IWIU-NOT/THAT WA9 IT^ JUGTACJOBGTION OF GETTING IT.O can be taken. TYiat gives each of lined out. Channel S. evEKypoovui? A PRANPNBVBAU--^ the new clubs four Jiigh-priced 4;S0—TV Race of Week, taking first plact honors with a, [ZZZZZZZ 4 SO NOW TOUCAN F M*LL BE VANc:e/...WHy p&siDe^, ricNOVY T players. There will- be two Important There wasn’t a single soul around Channel 18. time ot 14 minutes, 20 sscoods. I <30 DOWN TDTHE \ 6IVIN' HIM The lists with position and meetings of team managers of the feUow who occupies locker No. 10 p.m.—Fight of Week, Seen as Roller Coaster The win was tha flist for Man­ D O IT VOO PLAY WHERE rria... r*' /// 1 In the almost spotless dressing chester. after losing two. HOSPITAL AND GIVE) BAD NEWS, ANOTHER BALL? 1961 batting or pitching records: the Volleyball leagues, which are Channel 8. Icy THE600D NEWSi /TO(]iMICHAEL! Los Angeles—Ihflelder Daryl conducted by the Recreation De­ quarters bf the American League Six of ths first ton finUhom wera Spencer, 32, hit .248 with 12 partment thia coming week at champions. When the game was Sunday— By-EARL YOSIL the red and whtta cOIan. Ctaeaetog homers; and pitcher Dick Farrell, thd West Side Recreation Center. over end the Yanks reached the 1:30—World Series SpetUght, En route to Cincinnati—Last spring during my »nnu4 thc-flnish-UttO-behad*

ated last season in ford, just outside the Whaling City, Buffalo vs. Houston, He was Darrell Johnson, a 33- taken off the list and replaced by the "A " League were Watkins year-old coach, from El Cerrito, CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER outfielder WaUy Post,,, 32, .294 may not even get into the 1961 Channel 8. Bros., Civitan,' West’ Sides, Lat­ classic but there Isn’t a happier Calif. Johnson was once with the ‘■M SHIN JUNES ana^FKANK RIDGEWAY with 20 homers. Chacon, who re­ vians, O nter Congo and Corren- New York Yankees, back in 1957- MR. ABEKNA’JHY McMS.VW MBAM VDUU NOTATTHKT T b u t HIS OFFER i s o nly 100 NOT VUHLy'OKATJAWVII placed Blasingame at second base, man in the organisation,. Businessmen Set laOMCKONYOURyom nuCAZASOLI'. uow.\ofen t u . TOWOKIUIW noonu Fm w / n VOU USE M V OF/^lieOVER ti's Insurance. 'Die "B” League 68, but aa catching was his trade, YES,SIR,YtXJR.BA0S FINE'TH0t 7 LASY7EGAS, LAS VI DOAK.'lOUSMO 'AFTER m U U R E AY SOIX. IBTS FINISH THOSE )c(MEi LELAHP.SIR VALOO. VDUR POT FILM MSOUT Mf/ ABAnREU ■tarred In the second game series ” I never dreamed when the sea­ Miteff, Clay Box aqd Yogi Berra was the No. 1 re­ A7SOOO wetlT BUy was comprised of tJlMity Mutual, son started that I would wind up To Play VoUeyball AREAU-HACKai / IGUESS COME'^ SET MS A LAB. YOU vnrr COMMERCIALS! IL L fV E LEAVE AT VUNCE'. victory over the Yankees. ceiver, Johnson was relegated to DUDtOY,l Z A ^ I THAT LM! Plttsbnrgh— Catcher Hal Smith. S t Mary’s, CSarke's Insurance, in the World Series,” the good look­ k ANDINTHECAR. guvrrt PICKER WITH HMA Manchester Auto Parts, Teachers, In Video Scrap the background, as have a number YOU HAMS THIS IS HIGHWAT LMTER! 30, .119; and catcher Don Leppert, ing Nutmegger told me. " I ’ve been The ReoraaUca p taw toltot Sa- East Sides and Gun’s Grinders. of fine catchers who were in Ber­ EVEKYTHeJS RDHeity! I NMPT who hit .267. after his recall from in pro ball nine years and at this nouness the atert df thq Bqatotos* ^PAY#98i7l4- Individuals, not connected with Louisville, Ky., Oct. 7 (ff) — (Can ra’s shadow In the past 16 years. naADYFOR Columbus in mid-June. (Several stage I figured, when the season 1IILX.K UAKUNEH When Hemus was fired, Johnson man’s VoUsybaU Program tar to e any team, who wishes to play s ta ^ d , that I would never get into Olympic Champion Cassius Clay MY7WP? f I (Uil clubs put up .two men from the was also given a pink slip. "I cT ‘‘■Bta gaal Pricea ta effect till euppiy is ex­ ATTRACTIVELY furnlahed ro6m screens. Rents $180 per .month. LAKEJV'HONT, 5 room ranch, fire­ em kitchen is near everything and rooms. Breezeway and double ga­ your property. No red tape. Horn Bible or Femalt 37 hausted or replaced by eimllar g r e e n m o u n t a in potatoes, good for gentleman, kitchen privUegea, Very cloee to bus, schools, so sensibly priced at $12,800, Ver- rage. Call MI 9-5306. est value. H. J. Bradley, MI 3-7379. BidldlnT'ContncUBT and mealy. Pssqualini Farm, chifrehes, shopping;; ExeeBent for place, hot water heat, ceUar, planck School area. MANCHESTER TODB OOOnSATMm j m x HAIRDRESSERS—Desirable poet- items. Satellite Electronic Service, private entrance, parictag. Inquire $10,700. Carlton W Hutchins,-MI CASH WAITINO tor property own* 165 School Street, Mancheeter, Ml Avery Street, Wapplng, Conn.. Ml at 169 Maple. lit home or Investment. Only ask­ 9-5132. I • B APFBBIXAIVD''^ Diol Ml 3-2711 ADDITIONS, recreation rooma, re^ tiona open In new beauty salon, 4.0604. ing $16,000, Call Ray Blatico, This CARLTON-THAYER 2 older homes both ta good re- ers. Please call us before you buy modeling all typea of carpentry. fuU-time, top salary. All tepBea 9-1785, salr and priced under $10,000. One BARROWS Or sell. Si*eedy service. J. £)■ Nelaon Higglna. Ml 4-1700. SUTTABLE FOR working adult or won't last. VERNON—Highest spot ta town—8 REALTY las five rooms, the other has six. confidential. Apply Magic Mirror, TORO SNOW blower at new low college atudent, private home. Ml bedroom split. Beautiful ahrub- MI 9-6836 CH 6-1076 Realty. Ml 3-5129. 525 Main St., MI 8-7484 GRAPES—Pick your own $1 a Both have full cellars, city utilities, REIMODEILING, additions, recrea­ ' J h a k l t b price , $189.95, power handle 9-33li, after 6. bery, architect’s home. Left town: and are conveniently located. CUSTOMERS WAITING. Listing* tion rooms, all types of '' carpen ecm iD m jtitt model, Marlow’s, 867 Mata St. basket. 270 Hackmatack Street. A steal. Call Broker, MI 8-1865. DIANE DRIVE—Available now! 3 WALLAGE BUILD TOUR future, grow with YOUNG LADY wUl ahare her home T. J. CROCKETT bedroom ranch, built-in appli­ wanted. Single or 2 or 4 family try. Call hn 9-4291, Mott’i, Help us build aid open 8 to m a to es, pick your own, 60c An extremely well maintained 8 Center St, MI 9-5306 homes. Broker MI 3-1365. R rm tu R M n , CARRIAGE, carbed. Jumper seat, with three other firlt, Aolton MI 3-1577 MI 9-5965 MANCHESTER—7 room ranch with ances, disposal, aluminum storms, room Cape with full shed dormer. FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE new super markets ta one year. enamel bath tub, very reasonable. half bushel. Michael Kurya, Lake. BU 9-9989 city sewers. Owner transferred. ALL MASON WORK expertly done Experienced and above average French Rd., Bolton. 4 bedrooma, garage, large lot. A This home Is five years old and (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) WISH SOMEONE to handle youJ —hricka, blocks, ' atones, fire­ CaB MI 9-9904. Ma n c h e s t e r —Bowera school—7 real buy at $14,900. 6 room older $2,900 assumes mortgage. A better has everything, including fireplace, real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 men and women wlB advance buy at $16,900. Belfiore Agency, MANCHESTER—Off Porter St. on A lU O U R WANT AD ANSWERINR places, cellar floors, stucco. MI rapidly. Openings avaUable ta aB rooms, 1% baths, fireplace, ga­ home $9,450. Short way out—beau­ dining room, 1V4 baths, aluminum far prompt and courteous sendee. 9-3001. PFAFP COMMERCIAL sewing ma­ LARGE "comfortable room and rage, hot water d l heat, cuatom tiful 3 bedroom ranch, over one- MI 3-5121. Evenings Mr. Anderson, combinations, and much more. Grandview Street. Two new cue Joseph Barth, Broker. Moving—^Tmekhig— Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 departments. Apply Mott’a Super chine, electric, zig zags, button­ Fertilizers 50-A garage. XQ 9-2851. built 1960, Escott Agency, MI half acre land. Can’t be beat for JA 8-0139. tom colonial ranches, 2 baths, MASON CONTRACTOR and cement S to rag e 20 Markets, 587 Middle ’Tpke., East, holes, etc. Asktag $196, CH 7-6060. 0-768$. $12,900. Many more $4,600 up. C!aB 'THE large family room, kitchen. These SERWOE FREE TO HERALD READERS work. Call after 4 p.m, MI COUNTER HELP, full or part- Manchester. good cow MANURE $5 and $10 R(X>MS TO rent; alio 8 room coi the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, b o w er s SCHOOL, 3 bedroom are outstanding houses. Must be 9-5451. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. time, days. Apply in person morn­ CASH REGISTER, National, 6 loads. Delivered. ExeeBent for tage, all utilities, Scranton Motel. HOMES WITH LAND ....older Realtors, MI 8-6980. MT 9-5524, ranch, built-ins, enclosed porch, ELSIE MEYER AGENCY seen to be appreciated. Open for WaaMafonaalloB aa Baa at car rtaaBMad ndrartlinialaT No Light trucking and package deUv- ings. Patio Drive-In, 240 W. Mid­ SWITCH BOARD drawer, electric. Best offer ac­ shrubs, lawns, etc. Ml 8-7804, Ml Call MI 9-0836 after 8. six rooms with 1% baths, ga­ garage trees, Carlton W. Hutch­ inspection. Builder has to sacri­ ASSESSORS aaswar at the Mtephaaa Hatadt Simply call tSa ery. Refrigerators, washers and dle Tpke. Permanent position avaUable for Dog»—Birdto-Pets 41 cepted. MI 8-5625. 0-8781, rage and chicken coop adjoining, DUTCH COLONIAL -T his lovely ins, MI 9-5132. REALTOlis fice at $26,500. New England Notice To the Inhabitants of the Florist»-~N urseries 15 stove moving specialty. Folding switchboard operator, typing es­ ------I— —. . ti the mgh School for $18,900; dis-l well kept home .features living MI 9-5524 MI 3-6930 Builders, MI 9-7555. Town of Aianchester MANCHESTER ANSWERINO SERVICE chairs for rent. Ml 9-0763. WANTED—Two experienced wait­ sential. Opening also availabre for WESTERN AUTO oil burning heat­ Rooms With Botard 59-A ttactive 7 room cape, suburban' room, formal dining room, kitch­ ANSALDI HEIGHTS—Six room Co That October 1, 1961 ta the As­ resses full or part-time. MI 8-0723. PAIR MATED rabbits for sale. er, thermostatic control blower, lonial, 4 years old. Consisting of S 63 PITKIN STREET—A four bed- FOXCROFT DRIVE — Spacious LARGE VARIETY of mums, cor­ clerk-typist In our clerical depart­ Reasonable. 81 Wtademere St. like new, $40. MI 9-4914. ’ Household Goods 61 ROOM AND board near Bditqn quiet yet ta town. T. J. Crockett, en, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 1% sessment Date and all Property M l 94500 ner of Welles Rd. and Taylor St., Mr. Russo. ment. High School education ac­ Realtor, MI 8-1577, baths, laundry room, plastered large bedrooms, living room, din­ room colonial home in one of Man­ cape, plaster walls, hardwood Owners Must File a Complete List Notch, good home for retired per­ ing room and kitchen, buitt-ins. chester’s finest residential areas. floors, fireplace, tile bath, exhaust aad laara your mamaya. Taotl bear tram aar aAiiiilNii m Ma TalcotUdlle, P aia ttn g — P a p e ^ g 21 curate typing and good knowledge CUTE KTI7ENS looking for homes, TWO 7 FOOT - 6 inch overhead son. CaB PI 2-7721. walls, full basement, oil heat, aide of of grammar required. Excellent housebroken, free. Small supply of REVCO UPRIGHT home freezer, BOLTON—6 room Ranch 8% years porch, garage, amesite drive, 134 baths, fireplace, hot water oik Large living room, formal dining fan, finished recreation, laundry, tiBM wKhoat apeadiBff all arealay at On talepbeae. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS, the SECRE3TARY—Local law office. doors, complete with hardware, old, modern kitchen with built-lna, heat, plastered walls, full insula­ room, family size kitchen, 134 garage, fenced play area, 3 or 4 ALL PERSONAL EXTEIRIOR and Interior painting, State experience. Box Z, Herald. working conditions and liberal em- cat food. 118 Maple Street. Tel. good condition. $25 each. CaB MI 500 lb. Capacity. MI 9-9904. shade trees. ExceUent location. largest bloesom variety. Cushion decorating, ceilings, floors. Clean plo.ve benefits. Call MI 9-7449 8-8334. dining room, hot water baaeboard For additional Information or ap­ tion, beautiful enclosed porch, baths, two car garage plu* beau­ bedrooms. Owner, MI 3-7084. PROPERTY mums, pom-pon mum's, in all workmanship. Free estimates. No SOLID MAPLE twin-bed, Beauty Apartments—Ftat»— heat, full basement with recrea­ pointment call McCarthy Btater- patio, combination windows and tiful grounds 100x181 are some of Excluding (Motor Vehicles) owned CONNECTICUT registered licensed the features of this attractive ONE BLOCK from Main Street—6 and taxable in the Town of Man­ colors, 59c each. Open seven days Job too emaU. John VerfaiBe MI practical nurse fOr relief shifts Ih WANTED-----Good 'home for two FOR SALE—One saddle, bridle and Rest springs and mattress. Ml Tenements 63 tion room, 2-car garage, amesite prisee, Inc., MI 9-6391, John V. doors, amesite drive, city water Lost and Found Ganw*—Scrvlcb-eStoracn 10 a week and evenings till dark. 2-2521. Liberty Mutual cute kittens. CaB MI 9-6480 after blanket; also, one child'* saddle, 4-8048. drive, large lot. $17,900, PhBbrick Panciera, MI 9-1898, and sewerage, excellent condition property. Porter Street School dis­ room Colonial, fine condition, ga­ chester. Ponticelli's Greenhouse, 438 N. coiival'escent home in Rockville. GENERAL RENTAL i rency, J. D. Agency, Ml 9-8464, ' throughout. Neap Main St. and trict. Reasonably priced in the rage plus frame building with FOUND—Boy's Jacket, Mt. Nebo. Tel. TR 6-4291. 5 p.m. l?ridle and blanket. Call MI 3-6197, PERSONAL PROPERTY Msiln Street. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Realty, 470 Main Street, MI MANCHESTER-»-Headquarters for schools. Priced to sell. Charles mid-twenties. Robert J. Smith, business opportunity. Priced be­ Aircraft, Machinery, Water Pow­ Owner may claim ^ identifying GARAGE at 183 Maple Street Tel. Paperhanging. WaBpaper books. Insurance Co. AKC REGISTERED poodle, TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar- 8-5129. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, two and four families. Inquire Lesperance, MI 9-7620. Inc., 963 Main St. MI 9-5241. low appraisal, $13,400. Beechler- and paying for ad. Ml 9-S85S. FOR SALE—Mum plants. Dig your FULL-’TIME sales woman from low'a, 867 Mata. O il MI 9-6321. er, Dams, Horses, Cattle. Sheep, MI 8-4751. Wallpaper removed. Ceilingt. now \mti| January 1 ^for Manches­ MI 8-1181 weeks old, color, silver. Phone MI FOUR STORM windows, 4i.4’x80'’, excellent closet and storage apace, West Side Realty, MI 9-5315. Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI Goats, Swine, Poultry. Commer­ own. 5Pc each. Bring own contain­ Floors. Good clean workmanship. for further information 3-1708. FOUR ROOM apartment, central­ large enclosed porch, 2-car ga­ ~ MANCHESTER 3-6969. LOST—Paaa Book No 4855 Sav< ter jeWelry store. Experience de­ good condition. Ml 9-4153. ly located, automatic heat, hot FIVE ROOM quality ranch, choice cial Furniture, Boats, Farming er. Many varieties to choose from. Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. sired, but not necessary. Reply Three Rooms of Furniture rage, $19,700 Philbrick Agency, Ml TW O FAMILY IngB Department of the Connecti­ GARAGE FOR RENT. Ml' 9-1593. 170 Vernon Ave., Rockrille TR Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or MI TEMPORARY SECRETARY want­ BUFF COCKERS, 8 months, AKC 26” 3-SPEED English bike; used FROM MODEL HOME water, adults Phone MI. 8-2171; 9-8464. location, ideal for children, twin Owner transferred reason for sell­ TWO-FAMILY ranch, 5-4, enclosed Tools, Tractors, Road Machinery, cut Bank A Trust Company. Ap- 5-5769. • 9-5082. stating qualifications and exper­ ed for local law office. Box G. registered. H. C. Chase, Harmony Frigldaire refrigerator and 30” after 6. MI 3-8470. size bedrooms, dining room or ing this immaculate 5 room ranch, breezeway, garage, two furnaces, Farm Produce, Mechanics Tools, plicatian made for payment ience Box A. Herald Herald. MANCHESTER — New listing. 6 third bedroom, many large trees, 3 twin size bedrooms, beautifully 6-6—2-car garage- East Side, 3 aluminum siding, fireplace, 248’ Goods of Mfg., Cables etc. Bonds Hill. Hebron Rd., Bolton. MI range; baby crib, regular size Gost Over $700 ANDOVER—Route 6. 5 room apart- PAINTING AND paperhanging. 8-5427. with springs and mattress. Also, rooms, fireplace, oil heat, 3-car MI 9-5605. finished recreation room with bar, bedrooms each side. Asking $15,600. frontage, trees. g;reenhouse, excel­ and Notes, Excess Credits and all LOST—Male dog, brown and white BOOKKEEPER and office manager, ment, $65 monthly. J. D. Realty, garage with attached screened 5-5—One block from W. Center lent condition. Only $19,500. Carl­ other Taxable Goods. Bnsineas Berrlew Offered 13 Roofing—SMing 18 Good clean workmanship at rea­ in Manchester, 5-day week, hours HOME SHOPPERS midget washer. MI 9-9106 NEVER BEEN USED one-car garage, near bus, shop­ wttb black tall, part Collie and sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ MI 8-5129. patio, trees, nicely landscaped, PORTER ST. SECrflON ping, school; Selling for $17,600. St. Every modem convenience. ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. MUST BE PILED BY Shephard, vicinity Deepwood COSMA APPUANCB Servtce-Re- A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, chester. Raymond Flake. MI 9-5. paid vacation, hospitalization REPRESENTATIVE Live Stock 42 Sale Price $388 with extra lot. Dwelling in very Drive. MI 1-5611. paira all makes refrigerators, painting. Carpentry. Alterations 9-9237. and life insurance, salary based Boats and Accesaoiies 46 VA ROOMS, second floor, hot good condition throughout. Quick R. F. DIMOCK CO. Manchester NOVEMBER 1, 1961 meaats, washing machines and additiona. OelBiigs. Workman­ on experience. Submit resume giv­ WILL BOARD horses on farm, Pay Only $4 Week water, heat, garage, central loca­ occupancy. Asking price,-^17,600. ENTICING Such lists shall be filed not later ing age. experience, marital Prepare to train to represent plenty pasture and hay. Call PI FOR SALE—1960 Glassparr Boat, tion, adults only. Call after 8, MI MI 9-5245 than November 1 of each year, or oil and gaa butnera. ship guaranteed. 399I iAutumn St. 1960 Evinrude 75 h.p. motor, 1961 Charles L«sperance, MI 9.7620. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 BEEGHLER- Ml f-0065. An work guaranteed. MI 8-4860. PAINTING, papering, floor sand- status, etc. Win call for Inter­ leading drug stores ta your area. 2-7566. Sacrificing -complete bedroom, 9-4068. Delightful if the first shall be a Sunday or a tag. Call MI 9-0726. view, Write Box "X”, Herald. Elgin trailer. Asking $1,300. Phone complete living room and kitchen BOLTON—Listing ‘169. One year Johanna Evans MI 9-5693 legal holiday, then on the next KLBCntOLOX Sales and Sarvlce, MI 9-8029 or inquire 2'i8 Spruce decorator furniture from model dls. 95 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE— 4H COLONIAL^ CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut COUGHLIN ROOFING CO. — AB Call MI 8-6144, MI 9-1786 old spacious 7 room Cape, at­ VERNON—6 room cape, excellent SMITH GUSTOM BUILT business day following. Failure to bonded r^reaentative, Alfred Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7558 types of roofs and roof re a rin g , OLDER WOMAN living alone Articles For Sale 45 St. play home. We wBi give you free room apartment, all conveniences, tached garage, 3 full baths, acre 7 room substantial flawless Co­ file such list means (Te> Per Cent) Amril, DM Heniy 8 t Tel. MI would like a companion house­ delivery and free storage up to one adult parties only. Available Oct. lonial. Custom built by Hutchinson. condition, Youngstown • kitchen, 8-0450. between 1:80-4:30 or any time specializing in Twenty Year Bond­ Electrical S e n r i^ 22 CLERK 14’ WOLVERINE, 85 h.p. Evinrude lot. Bent ft Bent, Realtors, BU fireplace, oil hot water heat, REALTORS penalty added to taxpayers list. Saturday or Sunday. ed Roofs. ChilJ MI 8-7707. keeper to live In. Pleasant small HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or year. 15. Call MI 3-2785 before 5. 9-6855. Evenings Mr.. Fiano, Three bedrooms, 1% baths. For the SPLIT LEVEL As Required by State Statute home. Please write Box AA. frozen, SOc doz. H. Pasqualinl. 246 electric starting. Gator trailer. discriminating buyer. Showa by wooded lot on hill near bus line. WANTED — Rlden to rietailty FREjE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ Office experience not required. 2H ROOM apartment cen tra^ lo­ 8-0458. $15,900, Harold A, Hincks, TR MI 9-8952 MI 3-6969 High with view, 2-year-ol^ S-bed- Attention: Veterans of Lawn m o w er s aharpened BIDWEXL HOME Improvement ice on all types of electrical wir­ Herald. Interesting and varied work, good Aver/ Street, Wapplng. Like new. MI 3-8681. NORMAN'S appointment only. Travelers from North and of 448 HARTFORD ROAD cated. Ideal for gentleman. Clean, SIX ROOM ranch, 6 years old. 5-9443. NEW USTINO—734 room home in room, 6-room split level. Features town. Call MI 9-3409, JA T-0791, foponwd salaa and eervlee, ptek Company—all types of elding and ing. Licensed and insured Wilson wages, pleasant working condi­ WOOLENS FOR rug making. AB heat, hot water, stove, refrigera­ include hot water oil heat, full plas­ World War I and II and up and dellveay. Complete Hne cf rooting. Aluminum clapboards a Electrical Co.. Manchester, Ml JEWELS — BEADS — tions, excellent benefit program. Building Materials 47 MI 3-1524 Bowers School, all rooma better PHONE MI 3-6273 Immaculate condition. 4 nice bed­ axtenaion 838. shades. Pilgrim Muls, formerly tor, and bathroom, $68 monthly or 8 ROOM COLONIAL—4 bedrooms, rooms, 134 baths, screened and ter house. 134 baths, picturebook Korean War Period Toro rideta, reels, and rotaries, specialty. Unexcelled workman- 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 8-7876. Apply Before you buy furniture any­ than average ta size, entire base­ family room, wall-to-wall carpet, kitchen, dining room, rec room statutory exemption to an ex- ' g ^ e n and Uwn siqyplieB. L A M ■hlp. l a 9-6495. BAUBLES Cheney Hall, Hartford Road. Open ASSORTED USED lumber, buBd* where—shop at Norman's. weekly terms. MI 9-8404 after 12 ment finished off into large family heated porch, aluminum storms WANTED—r-Rlde to Middletown, noon till 9; Saturday 10-6'. tag and plumbing supplies, radia­ noon, Brae-Burn Realty 134 baths, off Porter Street, Price with fireplace, 2-car garage, large service 'man or his relative in the leave Mahcheater about 8 a.m„ Equipment O orpm tl^ Routs 88. room 4V4% mortgage, priced for and screens throughout. Near event of satisfactory proof under Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. Earn extra $$$ for your FIRST NATIONAL STORES, tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors MAPLE MR AND MRS. dresser quick sale, $18,000. Philbrick is right. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, school, churches, shopping, trans­ shade trees, beautiful lot. House letnm about 6:89 p.m, MI 9-3853 Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 SEASONED CORD wood, sawed and windows. Open dally 3:30-6 with mirror, chest of drawers. MI MODERN 4 room unfurnished COUNTRY LANE, Vernon—2 bed- MI 9-8952, MI 8-6969. vacant. Priced to sell. Sects. 12-81 to 12-86 inclusive 12- •veningB. Roofing bnd Chinnevs 18-A Christmas Season thru Jewel­ any length, top quality, free de­ apartment, second floor, newly Agency, MI 9-8484. portation. Transfer sole reason for 89/ 12-00 and 12-93 to 12-95 inclu­ M A M RUBBISH —" Residential, SECOND MORTGAGE money—We INC. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock 4-8048. room ranch, high one-half acre selling. Priced to sell Immediate­ 0 ry Fashion Shows. livery, Edward Yeomans, PI decorated, heat, hot water fur­ BRICK HOME—6 large rooma, 2 lot with trees, attached garage, MI 3-6273 sive of the General Statutes. Re­ commercial. Industrial. Barrels ROOFING — Specializing repairing can supply any amount o* money Park and Oakland AVe. 2-8002. Place off North Mata St. Choman’e nished. adults. Ml 3-4406. ly, Belfiore Agency, ^ 3-5121. AotOBOUlep for Stle 4 furnished. Cleaning vacant homes, roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ Housewrecking. Ml 9-2393. At Albert’s Used Dept. full baths, 2-car garage, excellent enclosed patio, picture window MANGHESTER vision of 1958; or to the blind ta for mortgages. Terms to fit your with a real view 1^4 years old. the event of satisfactory proof un­ apartments, attics, cellars, yards. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ needs. Construction mmrtgiiges 1. We pay 30% commission East Hartford, Conn. WALLPAPER SALE — Ceiling 3 ROOMS SUGHTLY FOUR ROOM flat, third floor, hot condition. Between one and two BOLTON Brae-Burn Realty OtDER CARS raaebames tp*- Incinerators emptied. L lrtt truck­ paired. \Iumlnum elding. 30 also avaBable. J. D. Realty 470 to Director. Diamonds— YYatclu USED FURNITURE water, refrigerator, stove and ga­ acres of land. Fruit trees. High Drive by, you’B like it. Robert der Sects. 12-81, 12-92 and 12-94 rials. Salt yourself cars, always ing. Ml 9-9767. paint $2.05 gallon; Dutch Boy elevation. Six miles from Man­ Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. Country living and privacy. 8 of the General Statutes, ffovlsion years’ experience. Free estimates. Main St.. MI 8-5129. gloss and flat colors. $3.95 gal­ 48 FOR ONLY $177- - rage, middle aged couple pre­ and VIGINITY ANSALDI HEIGHTS — Excellent 5 A good aalerilon. Look behind our Call Howley. MI 8-6361, Ml 8-0763. 2. No investment, no collect­ Jewelry ferred. CaB after 6. MI 9-0482. chester, Philbrick Agency, MI rooms for the growing family. Mod­ of 1958. ' rince. DouglaB Motors. 8SS Main. ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An- Help YVanted'—Male 36 lon. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Just returned to us after being used 0-8464 TWO FAMILIES —5 ft 5 flat on ern kitchen and bath. 134 acres of room ranch, full basement, plas­ In order that the Assessor can ing, no delivering. Center St. LEONARD W. YOST, Jewelers - a short time, AB reconditioned. Ail Center for $19,900 ; 6 ft 6 duplex $12,250—8 minutes from Manches­ tered walls, fully insulated, firs- Uques included. Work guaranteed. BasineaM Opportanlties 32 MODERN DUPLEX 6-8 for rent ter Center. New 6 room Cape, land, selling for $15,800. apply the statutory exemption al­ 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA, 8 cylin MI 9-1962 PLUMBERS and plumber’* help­ Repairs, adjusts watches emert- ta good shape. All fully guaranteed. MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room for $18,400; 5 ft 5 on Griswold, place, ceramic tile bath, hot water lowed under the above listed sec­ Heating and Plnmbing 17 3. We pay commissions ers, steady work. Insurance bene­ LOAM SALE—^Rich, clean $14 loam ly. Reasonable prices. Open 'Tues­ Steam heat. Garage. CaB MI 5 finished, oil hot water heat, der. 4-door, gray, hydramatic. — Includes — 9-9257. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Cape with gari^e. Four finished 8 ft 6 on Oakland and many more. R. F. DIMOCK CO. oil heat, amesite drive, city water tions of the Connecticut law on the ObU aftar 18 noon. MI 8-8560. h o m e landscaping . lawn weekly. fits. Apply in person between 8-9 for $12.50. Also fill, gravel, sand day through Saturday, Thursday plus rec room. Plastered walls, ex- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. amesite drive, one acre lot. and sewerage, large yard. In PLUMBING AND heating — re­ and stone. MI 3-8603. evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. BEDROOM SET ,, Only $500 down. property owned by the blind or ex- maintenance, lawn fertilization, modeling installations, repairs. a.m. at Berson Bros., 60 Harvard LIVING ROOM SET naust fan, new awnings, private MI 9-5245 excellent conditnon throughout. service men and women as of Oc­ c NEED A CAR and bad your eiedlt CAPES—Six rooms in central loca­ h ^ e pruning. Contact John E. All work guaranteed, 25 years ex­ Don’t dela.v, call today OR Street, New Britaaln, or call for KITCHBN SET FIVE ROOM apartment. Write yard with fireplace, good location, $12,600—New 634 room ranch. Man Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7820. tober 1st, 196L the following pro­ tomad downr Short rii down pay- Whltham, MI 9-2660 appointment, JA 9-8287 tip top condition. Robert Wolver- tion for $13,500 ; 6 rooms immacu­ Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 BMatT Bankrupt? Repoaaeananr perience. 24-hour service Call MANCHESTER 3-3455 or OR 3-9829, Avon, Also rugs, lamps, pictures and Box D. Herald. late for $14,750 and 6 rooms 134 Chester outskirts, built-in MANCHESTER —Excellent 6 room cedure must be complied with: Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749 few more items are included at this ton Agency, MI 8-1914. Don’t gtva up! Ssa Honaat Ooug- SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired NEEDED: Several mature men Conn. HEATING MEN, steady work, in­ THREE ROOM apartment, middle baths for $14,900. T. J.^ Crockett, range and oven, amesite drive, Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 custom byilt ranch. Features in­ 1. Veterans who served during t e get ^ lowdawa on the iowaat from the shop. Can take care of with modest sum to invest in their surance benefits. Apply in person low low price. $13,900 —IMMACULATE 7 room Realtot, MI 3-1877. oil hot water heat, one acre lot. clude- 2 full baths, 2-car garage war periods must file/ for record, . $10 WOWN — $10 MONTH aged couple preferred, heat, hot ■ Only $500 down. MANCHESTER—^^Neat 8 room Cape an oonorable discharge (or in the down and amaflest payraanta aay- all your upholstering needs at Radio*TV Repair own independent business. Must be STENOGRAPHER . clerk exper­ between 8-9 a.m. at Berson Bros., water, $80. CaB MI 9-3010, after 8. Colonial, wall-wall carpet. St. large lot, convenient location wbare. Not aam all loim or flnaaca great aavings. Call CH 3-2878. ienced, small office, 37J,i hours no 50 Harvard St., New Britain, or AMESITE PAVING Phone For Appointment James Parish, Carlton W. Hutch- WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, on quiet circle. Sixth room ready Phone 3-6273, Brae-Bum Real case of officers, a certificate of Services willing to learn salesmanship, at­ “Tony” Genovese screened porch, fireplace 1-car $15,800—Manchester. Exceptionally service) or other adequate. proof Douglaa Mbtors. 18 Saturdays. Call kU 3-1574 for in­ call for appointment, JA 9-8287. THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Ins, MI 0-5132. well kept 5 room ranch, 1-car for dry wall. Double balsam in­ ty. PIANO TUNING, $5. Repairs guan- tend paid training, school, and have terview Hartfor*;! CH 7-0358 garage, shaded lot, $16,000. PMl- sulation. Oil heat. Lot 60x170. with the Town Clerk, if the dis­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, e DRIVEWAYS • WALKS • PARKINa LOTS ment. V o objections to one of two garage, sundeck, combination anteed. FVee e^mates given on good references. Some very profit­ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT children. TR 6-8274, MI 9-1816, MANCHESTER—A half block off brtek Agency, Ml 9-8484. Large shade trees, flowering 73 charge or certificate la lost—not ItM CHEVROLET TEUCK, stake roquest. CaB MI 8-1385. Kenneth available' all hours. Satisfaction HELP US FIND MACHINE O&ApED • PAVED a ^ ROLLED Main Street, 7 room Colonial, 1% windows, large brick fireplace, shrubs, terrace and garden. Liv­ Lots For Sttle later than November.!, 1961. . guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1815. able dealerships will be avaBable TOYS—TOYS—TOYS I t you have no means of transpor­ ATTRACTIVE 5V4 room ranch on one block to bus, two blocks to body. CaU MI 9-5425 or MI 8-0665 Ifobinaon. tation, I'll send my auto for you. No WILUMANTIC—Four room apart­ baths. 4 room down, 3 bedrooms ing room 15 feet with fireplace. TOLLAND — Extra nice lot with 2. The blind must file proof of after 5:80. in Manchester and East Hartford THIS FATHER ment In new house, quiet, scenic up. Modem kitchen. 3 porches, half acre lot, carport, ceriimlc school. Lovely lamdscaped lot. Cozy kitchen, dining room, bed­ said disability with the Town TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Here Is your last chance to obligation, even if you do not buy. bath, city utilities oven and many shade trees, high elevation T OUTBOARD motor, laWh mowers, areas soon. For information call area, $85 monthly. Willimantic well shaded lot, 2-car garage, room, and bath down. (Dining Clerit—not later than November 1958 FRENCH 8DCCA automobile, tuned snd repaired. Have them re­ Economical. IBgh quality parts. earn extra $$$ for your If you have experience ta FREE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME range, 434% assumable mortgage, $15,900—Manchester. Older 8 room choice surroundings, 140x175. S. A. Guaranteed 90 days- Famous for BU 9-1581 or JA 4-5869 after 5 p.m. A—L—B—E—R—T— S HA 8-5746. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, 1^ Colonial, 3 )>edrooms, living room may be used as bedroom). Beechler, Realtor. Phone MI 1, 1961. as mOes per gmUon, trade accept­ paired now. Pick-up and delivery. scouting. Church work, com­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 9-8464. small down payment. Beechler- Five closets. Second floor—bed­ 3. Those veterans vdio ha'TO not ed, reduced cash price. Immacu­ Manchester Cycle, MI 9-2098 service since 1951. Pbme Ml and on weekends. Christmas season — demon­ munity activities etc., you can ROCKVILLE — Beautiful modern Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI room, dining room, and kitch­ 3-6969 or MI 9-8952. 9-4537. Potterton's. 180 Center St. THE PRICE IS RIGHT Opens Night till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. en, Two acres of land. Excek room plus, extra large bedroom filed a service disability rating _ late. MI 8-5888. strating our toys — highest add $36-$70 by working two 3V4 room apartment available No­ BOLTON—Listing 164. 5 room 3-6969. ready for finishing. On bus line. BUILDING LOT — 100x281 feet must file with the Assessor a form ~ evenings a week. Opportunity FOR SALE—10x16 dark green cot­ vember 1. Ideal for young or old­ ranch, fireplace, large knotty pine lent location for children. Only DODGE 1955, exceBent condition. TELEVISION antennas and rotor commission. No collecting or TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED CHOICE LISTINGS include 9 room two blocks from Main Street. In Bowers and Illlng School dis­ fully treed, city water, city sewer, from the Veteran’s Administration Household Services systems instaBed and repaired. ATLANTIC for full-time employment If you ton loop rug Just cleaned, $30; er couple. Range, refrigerator, kitchen, basement garage, porch, trict. Near churches and stores. sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ stating their percentag of dtoabil- 1958 PlynMutb, mecfaanlc’e ape- delivering. Don’t delay, call to­ can qualify. For details write walnut hope chest, good condition, 3 acres, brook. Bent ft Bent, Real­ single on Bigelow St. for $20,000; claL Cbll after 5, MI 9-SS19. Offered 13-A Serving Manchester and sur­ heat an(l hot water furnished, plus 7 room cape on Steep Hollow in $18,300—Bolton, 6 room ranch One-half hour from Pratt ft 3^1t- tion. For additional InformatloA ity. All forms MUST be in the rounding areas. Modem TV Serv­ day, OR 3-3455 or OR S-9829, Box F, Herald. \ $15. MI 9-7077 after 6. other conveniences. Shopping and tors, BU 9-6855. Evenings, Mr. plus finished family room, ney. $13,900. MI 9-8464. Or appolntipent. Call McCarthy Assessor’s office on or before the WAffilER - RBPRIGERATOR re- REFINING CO. walking distance. Minutes to Hart­ Fiano, MI 3-0458, the 20s; big colonial on Pitkin 1868 STATION wagon, automatic, ice, 405 Center St.. Ml 5-2206. Avon, Conn. St.; deluxe $30,000 plua ranch ta basement garage, fireplq.ee, Enterprises, MI 9-5391. John Pan- first day of November 1961.: good tiree, radio, beater. ExceUent palrs. Prompt, economical expert, EXPERIENCED painters wanted ford fiver Parkway $95 a month. combination .^windows. Lovely HOLLISTER ST.—734 room Dutch ciera, MI 9-1898. 4. ANY TAKPA'YER ALREADY guaranteed. Flimie MI 9-4517. Pot- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any-..jhake, FOR SALE!—Westinghouse refrlg- Call Rockville TR 6-3748. COVENTRY—Listing 168. Cape, Lakewood Circle; new 4 bedroom Colonial, 134 baths, beaiftifui mod­ running condition, giSO. Call MI MEdford 8-7765 between 6-7 p.m DE lViAIO BROS. erator. Call MI 9-8987. finished rooms, 2 up, full base­ colonial with 2-car for $27,500. T. lot, good location. Priced to RECEIVING AN EXEMPTION SOS58. terton’e, 150 Center 8L free pickup and delivery on smaB LOCAL PHYSICIAN’S office recep- 44 Bayberry Rd., Glastonbury. sell. ern kitchen, excellent closet space, OF ANY KIND SHOULD NOTIFY radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 BEAU'l'x SALON In excellent loca- tionist, full-time. Salary com­ ment, block from Lake, $1,000. as­ J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1877. large lot with trees. Philbrick TWO B ZONE lota with city water, WEAVING of Burns, moth boles H L . M l 3-7691 SOLID MAPLE double bed with sumes mortgage. Bent ft Bent, THE ASSESSOR IF HE HAS 1958 FORD Omvertible, hew rub­ p.m. H A B Radio and "TV. MI -tlon, catering to East Hartford mensurate with experience. Send box spring and mattress. MI Furnished Apartments 63-A SOUTH WINDSOR—Ranch, 8 bed­ $18,900—Vernon. 2 year old 6 room Agency, MI 9-1464.. Union St., $2,400. Ca)! MI 9-6495. CHANGED HIS ADDRESS IN ber, new abocks, new brakes. CaB snd torn clothing, hosiery runs, 9-6582, MI 8^1479. and Manchester residents. Mini­ resume and references first letter. Realtors, BU 9-6855. Evenings Mr. split level, finished family handbags repaired, zipper re­ 9-2765.. SUB-LET 4 ROOMS, 2-bedroom, Fiano, MI 3-0458. rooms garage, full cellar, oil hot MEAD03VBROOK MANOR, Coven THE PAST YEIAR OR RECENT­ MI 9-7804. mum cash required, exeeBent fi­ Box E, Herald. water neat, large living room with room basement garage, well MANCHESTER placements umbreBss repaired, nancing. Currently grossing • SEPTIC TANKS completely furnished, heat, hot kept throughout. , try—7 excellent lota. 50x125. Own­ LY MOVED INTO MANCHES­ KENMORE DE LUXE ironer, ex- fireplace, aluminum storms, er lea'vtag country, will sacrifice TER. 1958 NASH STATIEMAN—blue. 4- men’s shirt collars reversed snd Millinery Dressmaking 19 $12,000 per year. J. D. Realty Co., WAITRESS WANTED Thursdays. CLEANED and INSTALLED cellent condition, $25. Mahogany water, adults only, no pets, refer­ FLORIDA BOUND Reduced for quick sale to $14,700. door, standard. First reasonable replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- MI 3-5129. Fridays, and Saturdays from 9 ences. MI 9-1849, MI 9-7495. screens and awnings, immaculate $28,500—Bolton. Exceptionally well 6 room Cape recently redecorated, for quick sale. J. D. Realty, Ml The Assessors Office in the Mu­ oCfor. MI 9-7828. tag Shop. FOR DRESSMAKING and altera­ p.m. to 1 a.m. Garden Restaurant. vanity, $10. CaB MI S-4887. . end to end. Has "to be seen. Rob­ built 7 room ranch, spacious 3 Or 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, 3-5129, 470 Main St. nicipal Building will he open from tions. call Lyn Kratzke MI 3-0682 • SEWERS ert Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day during WILLIMANTIC Call MI 9-8102 after 12 p.m. MACHINE CLEANED MAHOGANY dining room set in­ PRICE $13,500 living room, formal dining aluminum., combos, large fenced in PLYMOUTH 1958 Bslvedero Con­ SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired any time. OCTOBER SALE OF NEW HOMES Business Locations room, 2 or 3 bedrooms, sepa­ lot. October,. except Columbus Day, from the ebop. Cat< take care of cluding table, buffet, china closet, MANCHESTER—Ustlng 167. Two- Resort Property For Sale 7( • vertible, whitewalls, radio, heat- Package store lor sale. Current­ comer cupboard, and 6 chairs, For Rent 64 family newly renovated Including rate laundry room, well plan­ Saturdays and Simdays. sJl your upholstering needs at SEWING TO be done, dressmaking ly grossing approximately $50,000 • INSTALLATION On Croft St.* Monchester and In Vernon ned kitchen. This custom built R. F. DIMOCK CO. COVENTRY LAKE — Waterfront - Dated at Manchester, Conn., Oc­ •r. power staering, exeeBent con­ great savta^. Call CT 3-3578. and alterations, reasonable M3 $200. One traditional couch, $70. Furniture Included bathrooms, floors, walls, plumta dition, new tires and top automa- a year. Legal hours 8 a.m.-9 p.m. 2400 SQUARE FEET SPECIALIST MI 9-9180. for home has to be seen in order large 5 room cottage, reasonable tober let, 1961. 3-8688. However, present owner operates of town. plenty Neat 5 room single, fireplace, oil ing and heating, city water, MI 3-0000. tio transmlasion. MI 8-0498 f l a t f in is h Holland window SECOND FLOOR sewer. Bent ft Bent, Realtors,’BU to appreciate. CaU us for an ap­ MI 9-5245 P. JOSEPH MURPHY from 10 a.m.-9p.m. Owner retir­ of parking. Mlr 9-03» t-S heat, 2-car garage, 3 rooms first pointment, Assessor 1958 CHEVROLET Impala Con­ shades made to measure. All ing. Excellent opportunity. Busi­ INDUSTRIAL ZONED Town and Country floor, 2 rooms, bath second floor. 9-6956. Evenings Mr. Fiano, hU Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 REAL ESTATE AND MOTOR metal Venetian blinds at a new Moving—^Trucking— WILL DIVIDE Musical Instruments 53 STORE near Mata St. at 36 Birch Excellent lot 65x140. 3-0468. Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 vertible, V-8, 848 cu. in. engine, low price. Keys made whUe you ness can definitelv be Increased. $29,900—Vernon. Custom 8 room VEHICLES Need not be Included reasonably i^eed. Call MI 9-9868. Storage 20 $16,000. VERY REASONABLE PIANO TUNING (electronlcaUy). St. 2,000 sq. ft., parking. Apply ranch, plu* family room, all on NOTICE in such list. wait. Marlow’s. DRAINA6E CO. Marlow’s, 867 Main. MI 3-6273 BOLTON LAKE^Bathtag. boating, SOUTH WINDSOR—Transferred to AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Loca?- Phone Ml 9-0500. AB piano re­ fishing may be your* when you one floor, 2-car garage, deluxe, In accordance with the require­ FOR SALE—1956 Studebaker Prosi- J. D. REALTY CaH Ml 9-3283 Florida—10 months old ,6-room ments of the Zoning Regulations dent hardtop convertible, 48,000 RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. moving, packing, storage. Low M l 9-4143 pairs. New keys a specialty. Old OFFICE FOR RENT—500 sq. ft., purchase this" adprable year kitchen,' stone fireplace, all ranch, garage, fireplace, built-lna, C^rs, phooogrspha changers. rate on long distance moves to pianos modernized and rebuilt. 'round 4 room ranch. Excellent Thermopane windows, brick for the town of Manchester, Conn, ^ e s , (xie-owner car, goM condi­ 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 100% Main Street location. Call wooded lot. $2,500 assumes pres­ the Zoning Board of Appeals will tion. 1380. Can MI 9-7427, Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 48 states. Personalized service. MI Eive restyled and rebuUt uprights. Ml 3-6419 or MI 3-7614. Brae-Burn Realty condition. Price only $9,900. $500 veneer front, % acre lot. Only ent mortgage. Owner MI 4-0164. days. Famous for service tor SO 3-5187, CH 7-1423. Bee them at Meyers Piano, 91 down, Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, one year old. hold a public hearing on Monday evening, OcL 16, 1961 at 8 PM . in QREEfI MANOR 1939 MODEL A Ford, restored, ejf- yesra Phone MI 9-4557. Potter- Help Wanted—^Pemale 35 Center St: Open 4-10 p.m. eve­ EXOET J -ENT S'PORE for any busi­ MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, Realtors, BU 9-0939, MI 3-7925. MANCHESTER oeOent condititm. Asktag $595. WUI ton’s. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ nings. All day Saturday. ness or office, apartment mclud- 80x180 lot with trees, basement the Hearing Room of the Munici­ 3 bedroom ranch, oenunic bath, trade. MI 9-5056 ing Company. L ^al and long dis­ SEWING MACHINE operators - 8 ed, 476 Main St. MI 9-5229, .9-5. garage, fireplace, plaster walls, WETHERELL ST. — Exceptionally pal Building on the following ap­ fireplace, attached g a r a g Cj REUPHOLBTERING and slip tance moving, packing and stor­ a.m.-4:30 p.m.: also, nights 5 PRIME LOCATION nice ! 4 room expandable Cqpe, en­ U & ..R Green Area T plication: * STATE HEARING covers expertly done at low cost. BUNDY FLUTE, used one year. call Ml 3-1914 for information, screened porch, disposal, age. Regular, service throughout p.m.-11 p.m. Experienced pre­ , Robert Wolverton Agency. closed porch, pine paneled base­ Older home (30 years) in good ALSO. and other extras. *52 sedan, blaek, Workmanship guaranteed MI New England States ahd Florida. ferred. Apply Kaklar Toy Com­ Tel. MI 9-1782. Hpnses For Rent 65 ment, garage, attractive yard. Abe Nussdori; 545 North Main 9-1164 after 6. Ideal for young or retired couple. condition. Ideal for retired couple 885. Call Ml 9-3682 Ml 3-6563. pany, 60 Hilliard St. $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, fire­ REALTY CO. Or young family. 6 rooms, oil heat, 'St.; Industrial Zone.' Special Ex­ ROCKVILLE -a. Neat 8 bedroom place, aluminum storm windows, Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. Eve­ ception is requested to erect gaso­ DIRECT FROM OWNEB GRUNDER’S UPHOLSTEBUNG, 20 Office and Store > ranch. Will accept welt mannered nings Mr, Anderson, JA 8-0139. dishwasher, Venetians, wall-fo-wall Tfi'intts^BIobUe Homes 6-A Depot Square, Upholstering in an- large lot, cellar. Carlton W. MI 3-2692 carpeting. Close to bus. church, line service station at above loca­ Equipment 54 children. Available on or prior Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. tion and have certificate of ap­ IF YOUR DESIRE is a Mgh, tree ^quss .and modem. We carry a to October 31. $130. Tel. MI 9-7319, SIX ROOM C a ^ Cod, fuU shed R. D. Murdock MI 3-6472 schools and shopping. City water At $ 1 4 ^ nice line of antique sofas, love- dormer, attached garage. Better and sewer. Substantial FHA^^ort- proval for same. ■haded lot in a quiet are*, have a EAST HARTFORD — Most desir- All persons interested may at­ FOR QUICK SALE lelaure look at the new quality 2 seats, gent's chairs, etc. for sale. GRACIOUS ELEGANCE MANCHESTER:— OFFICE FILES, roll-top desk, safe BOLTON—New .2-bedroom rand), able! Spacious Colonial, near bus­ than average construction. Two ATTRACTIVE six room Cape near gage 434% available. Quick occu­ Completely restored. Ml 3-4892. built-in range, oven and cabinets, pancy. Priced under $14,000. Call tend this hearing. Jjdrpom on diivlay at High for sale. MI 3-7894. line, 8 rooms, 134 baths,- Rusco acres land. Located No. Coventry. Manchester Green. Owner ready Zoning Board of Appeals Kknor Park. 13 mtautos from ------— -r — - u i^sae basement garage, furnished or un­ storms, garage, shrubs, fruit Owner. MI 8-8764. to listen. ^11’ shed dormer, front Stephen Rose, MI 3-7308. TeL Ml 9-8619 After 5 P.M. AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol­ 6 -^ m ranch, attached garage, built in oven and range. furnished, $125. MI 3-2332, Roger B. Bagley, Manchester. Also, a one bedroom ster 8 piece living room set; sofa IS YOURS at trees, etc. Owner transferred. vestibule, outside patio, garage. Chairman Amesite drive, landscaped. CUSTOM 634 room Cape, breeze- Don't miss this exceptional buy. J. WATSON BEACH & (PO. for rent or eale, Rockville TR and 3 chairs, $145. Choose from Antiques 56 MANCHESTER—3 bedroom mod­ Anxious quick sale. Belfiore Agen­ way, . tfarage, iwall-wall carpet, Daniel L Hair, M438.______dfroup of fine fabrics. Work done (Nine only). Complete ^ 1 5 , 9 0 0 cy, MI 3-5121, Evenings Mr. An­ Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI Eetibury Aeras, Weir SL, CUSTONBURY em ranch, centrally located, im' dishwaaher, 134 batha, shed dor­ 9-8952, MI 3-6969. 21 Central Row, Hartford JA 2-2115 Secretary by expert craftsmen on our prem­ mediate occupancy. MI 9-9468, BU derson, JA 8-0139. mer,' huge wooded lot near Center 29B5 BLUE Vblkewagen Converti- ises. All work fuBy guaranteed 5-room raised ranch with 1 baths, ^ 9 Q Q ANTIQUE PINE COMMODE. MI bie, dehixe model, extra tires, $4)456. 9-5727, EVA DRIVE—6 room ranch with Street, $17,900/ Carlton W. Hutch VERNON—Owner, must sacrifice MANCHESTER—Unusual 2-famlly, Mill Fabric Salesroom. 175 Pine Beautifully Designed Ranch 2-car garage. (Three only). Complete Ins, Ml 9-5132. this exceptional 534 room custom central, 7-T, 334 hatha, 2-car ga­ redlo and beater. MI 9-3B91, 8t., exclusive Cheney Fabric: garage and patio, 3 or 4 bedrooms, rage. West Side Realty .''MI 9-5315. Notice 6-ROOM salesroom, in Manchester. MI On Full Acre Wooded Lot - Onewae«, previously^a.«.vavaac28^ occupied VVVWpiVJU 7-room I-f V split level with built ins. Wanted To Rent 68 nicely landscaped, fireplace, plas­ built ranch only 4 years old. 3 AAAmaLaJ — — __... J _S______... _ Wanted-~To Buy 59 ter walls, full cellar, aluminum MANCHESTER bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, large Anto Onvuir Behoel 7-A 8-7822. Budget terms arranged. • Spacious lirin g Room with Fireplace and Mantel Attached garage, driveway. kitchen with two picture windows MANCHESTER — $14,500, 8 room TWO OR THREE caj- garage, Man storms, thermopane picture win­ ranch, plaster walla conveniently WE HAVE DAILY RANCH teO S nuC K ’S Drtviiig School—Of' Fully landscaped. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique cheeter or vicinity, electricity. JA dow, priced right. Robert Wolver­ overlooking scenic view. Birch • 8 Bedrooms # Large Dining Area * 1 7 , 5 0 0 and uaed furniture, china, glass, SENSIBLE cabinets, aluminum combination located. Assume 434% m ^tgage flotajtt Mate St.. MuKdieater. 5-2854. ton Agency, MI 3-1914. or 'minimum down—all types of DELIVERY TO THE Plus Ailshed Basement • Knotty Pine Cabinets with Built-in 0*en and Surface Range ■Uver. picture framea aad old windows, full cellar with base­ 21 Steep Hollow Lane IN VERNON:— coins, old dolls and guns, bobby NEW RANCHES^Featurtag city ment garage, amesite drive, 's'ide mortgages available. Lawrence SEPTIC TANKS coBectimis, attic contents or whole Business Property For Sale 70< 6 ROOMS $13,800 porch, lot 130x240. Fully land­ F. Fiano, Realtor. MI 3-2766. Ed clUMta Member. OonaecUeut Pro- • Hot Water Baseboard Radiation • Bilco Hatchway A nice home ta a prime location. This home has six rooms with water, city gas, landscapliig, Crawford, MX 9-4410. f l 1 $H5l OrMqg Bdiooi Aasn. lO ANDx New 6-room Garrison Colonial. i eatatea. Furniture Repair Service, 90x150 lots, formica counters, knot­ Features include oil steam heat, scaped with shrubs and trees. B O t-T O N *16,900 S-TMli e Silent Electric Switches s Sliding Door Closets shed dormer, 1% baths, and a breezeway that serves as another Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. MI 8-7449. BOLTON—Industrial zone. Buildipg ty pine cabinets, full basements, city water and sewer, copper Close to school and shopping cen­ room. Some of the rooms are paneled. Very nice condition (One ohiy). ,90x35, two apartments u p ,' bust' PLU8BED SEWERS *12,900 metal hatchways, full insulation, plumbtag. Lot 100x200. On busline. ter. Sho'wn bv appointment. Nor­ Nror Bowers 8t:hooI High u s s s s F r .OoRitocUeut’B first U> Many other features for one low price of throughout. FRANK IS buying and selling good ness down. Two buihfing lota. For Easily financed. Quick occupancy. man Hooey, Broker, Ml 3-1^2. $17 490 New 5-room ranch. used furniture and antiques atart- colored bath fixtures, ceramic tile, AREA School and Ultag Junior H i|^ *' — tralaed - Nacbim Clcauf appointment call Broker, MI hot air heat, built-in oven and Reasonable taxes. call now to Inspect this, exeel- J to BOW of- The lot is spacious. Frontage of 117 feet and more than adequate (One only). tag Sept. .0 gt Laka Bt. CaU and 3-1365. range, garage. - Priced from MANCHESTER-Bolton — Over 200 Septic Tallin, Dry Welle. Sewer 10 minutes from the Aircraft 20 minutes from Downtown Htfd. depth. Beautiful trees and plantings. the necessary extras *12,900 see what wa’ve got. Open Sun­ lent value. Tomorrow Buy ba - and behted Uaee lastalied—Cellar W5ter $13,490 to 114,400 With as lltUe as PHONE MI 8-6273 years old. Large 9 room Colonial. 5 Bedroom... too late. . . . I. ... fog teenesera DIRECTIONS: Route 54 (Hebron Ava) to Bnchlagfaam Chnrcta that go to make this a desirable home. Owners are anxious to CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT days. MI 9-8880. $390 down. For additional in­ Basically sound. Furance heqt. Older Jiome, newly remodel­ pgpeftai Deae, sell . . . they have another house to move Into . . . so they are BOLTON—15 acres bustnOsa prop­ Large shade trees. Lot 309x200. ed, next to achoel and pobUo lENOX Right oh Weir S t (Ohureli at Comer) Short Distance on Left r;ady to listen to sny reasonable offer. erty. Call Broker, MI 8-1888. formation or appointment call ?Q Brae-Burn Realty "SSk* dWvM’a teat. WANTED—Uaed lawn aweepqr and 9-5891, John Panciera, MI 0-1898. Extra lot available. Charles Les- idaygronn'd. 1 34 acre let with NsKINNEY BROS. Ml 4-0356 woodworking tools. MI 8-8446. perance, MI 9-7620. i large barn. Coll for appolnt- PHARMACY PHILBRICK ■Bd aiaaB on RANCHES—Gambolatl built on Me watt- OPEN TODAY 1:30-5:30 T. J. CROCKETt Hunaes For Sate 72 RANCH—6 rooms first time ment* —■- 2W E. CENTER ST; Soworogt Oitpesal Co. Weekdays by Appebrtaieet Phone JTA 7-25S5 or MI 5-4710. WANTED IX). buy for m b.antlaua --market: ^Bpwerr School. Plastered Woodland St. for $18,900; a beauty EXTr X LAR(IE’ata robmtSipe'^^ AGENCY na-iai fseii St.—Ml S-5S5S M A lim — Ml 1.1177 ______..' WEhIDELL jtEID BuUder "furnitureIture and any bric-a-brac. AU SIX ROOM Cape, flra|>lace. garaga, walls, cast iron radiation, hot with 134 baths ta Rockledgs for lots of land, 4 bedrooma each Evorott W. Von Dv im TEL. M l «-0e9« things I buy are for eale rear $3 near to storea, echoola and bus. water beat, choice setting with $18,700; $ rooms and better than 15x15, fireplace, modem kitchen. M 7 8 1 •ptuce St. MI 9-4888, Village M ^op B. Robtrtaoa, 3roker, MI treetn $18,900. Philbrick oa acre In low aos, T, J. Crockett. Must be seen. Beechler-Smith, ebarm -MZM4M. Realtor, MI *-un. R«dtoi% MI MI M969. IDAY, 0C7T0BER T, IM l

Mi. First National A bout Tow n Hedr4 Along Main Street Board Meets H m tkpa$t Chib wfll hold » Mtp B o d i e s Gives Stamps bock v in y t M ^ t a t 8 o'dook to 4 nd *mSom» o f AfoncAoster^t SMo StruoC8y Too Monday Night Whldi n o pabUc la invited. First National fitorsa Inc., Hart­ One Word, Too ' n of happy victors and dejected los­ Hie board of directors will meet ford Dlviakm, has atmouaead that, Mancheafr Oraea Bdiool PTA There comes a time in writing ers/ j Monday night to take action on rinnhig Monday, all company wlU open lU aaaaon with a poUuck when everyone forgets how to The first' might take note, and a number of items that I^ive been tlets In Hartford OoimW will be­ Wedaaaday a t 6:45 pjn. a t the spell a simple word, and has to the second comfOrt, from a post- hanging fire, some for two or more gin dlstrlhutiaai of flliu Green aehool. praeodlaf the w e t meatinc: consult a dictionary. election advertisement placed In a months. ' Stamps. o f the year. Phsraical fltaeaa wUl be Montana news^per, once by a Among the items the board will The SAH program has bean in the theme o t the yeer'a programa Yesterday mogning at The man and his wife; the man'an tm- Herald, someone had spelled “ fire­ consider are: affect In other areas for more than A ll parenta ate invited. successful candidate, and his wife 1. Approval o f the Bryan Farm one ysar. house” as “fire house." Upon a woman who realised the frustra' subdivision. checking, he learned that “ fire With the program now affacUva Membera at the Holy Name So­ tions, worries, abuse, and time 2. A n ordinance eatabUshlng a In Hartford County, ah Cnuieotl- ciety ot S t Jamea' Church will house" was vnrltten properly as erne that often go with public office. personnel appeals board. word. cut stores now ..-distribute 8AH reoelve Holy communion in a This was their ad: 3. Eatablish the reserve fund for ■taunps. First National, New Eng­ group toraoirow at the 8 o’clock And that’s not all he found out. "We wish to thaiUc A LL the vot­ the fire district, and transfer into land’s largest distributor of foou Maas. Preaent and proapective According to an old, much used, ers: I thank those who supported it some $47,000 from the fire dis­ and one of the ten largest food membera are to aaaemble in the and highly trusted dictionary In me and my wife thanks those who trict budget. chains In America, haa home M- downatalra church at 7:50 ajn. the office, the preferred meaning of didn’t.” 4. Appoint a member of the de­ ficea In SomendUe, Maas. Tha “firehouse” is “ a house with a fire­ velopment commission fo r the term Sperry ft Ifotchlnaon Green Stamp P v t Joaejdi D. Caamy, 17, aon place in distinction from out­ In Offier Word... ending November 1964. 0>. la the oldest'and largest stamp ot Mra. Hamel Ckamy, Spruce houses.” Four Manchester women, on a 5. Approve the sale of an old vot­ company in the world. S t, haa been aaahpied to B Co. of visit to the UN last week, were ing machine to the Town o f Elling­ ' the 4th IValalai: Regiment at the ForttfioatioB caught up in a crowd at the Plaza ton for $28. U.S. Army Training Center at The monthly report of the Po­ along East River Dr., awaiting of Manchester’s Joining the Metro­ F t Ihx, N. J., for baalc infantry lice Department contains evidence the arrival of President Kennedy. politan District of Hartford County, training. Re attended Manchester that the weather is getting nip- The crowd surged forward at the status ot the proposed public W h liilp M l works garage, the town’s needs fOr -i^gh School. pler. the approach o f the motorcycle In the hot month of Augrut escort, pushing the Manchester development, and other reports by the general manager. E. aid Oat Rasgtt Fuller, general manager only eight arrests were made on women in the front row out ipto of CcdonlalBoard Co., will show 7. Exchange deeds with the A l­ Intoxication charges. the street. One of New York’s PricM 08 Low slides of h is > e ^ t trip to Europe finest leaned down from his mount bert Dions for property on Oak on Tuesday at 6 : ^ p.m. at a But last month, which brought and shouted, “ For your informa­ Grove St., and approve a grant for Sorvko Thot's lottor meeting o f the Rotary Club of with it an occasional reminder a right of way on the Dry Brook Bdrrj tion, the sidewalk is the raised •’Tail Manchester at the Tt^chester that summer could not last for­ portion of the highway directly to public passageway for Nassiff ever, slIso brought 24 arrests on Arms. yeaof. .s Country Club. your rear.” Potterton's tBgf.n ' intoxication charges. Only the arrival of President 8. Consider the need for a side­ walk in Robertson Park. ^ 180 Canter. St.—Cor. o f Chureh veitfa I Manchester Lodge of Elks will Kennedy at that moment spared “ I 4 honor Columbus Day with a stag Divided W e Stand our friends from self-conscious « « « . ' > Italian dinner Monday at 7 p.m. at Town elections Monday revealed backward glances to their der- the Elks Home. Fred Lea, chair­ some hotly, contested posts, an up­ rieres. tqidr at man, is assisted by Joseph Macri set or two, and the usual number A Non. Hospital Notes 1 dlaoQ and John C. Cagianello. THE Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for T V sti« Parents o f hlanchester High BIBLE Waatan School students will have an op­ all areas, except maternlfy, where Area Families Open Homes they are 2 to 4:M and 6:86 to 8 Bigger and better varieties o f cards, gifts, hooka and party line acceaaories have been added to the nakad i portunity Monday night at 7 ' shelves at Harriaonli Carda and Gifts Shi at ,849 Main St. Phil Harrison SPEAKS ttaes « o’clock to meet teachers and hear p.m.; and private rooms where they display cases and haa rMently remodeled and expanded hta store Interior (1,< I square feet addition) and boasts the by what is expected to be accomplish­ are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitora are To Many Foreign Students largest card department east of the Connecticut River. An Oct. 18 formal re-openlng has been and tl ed in a given subject during the requested not to smoke in patient’s Eugene Brewer rooms. No more than two visitors planned. (H e ^ d photo by Ofiara). T M r ' year. Parents' handbooks will that th be distributed to those joining the at one time per pattent. What is sin? Every person has Nations from all over the w orldf Ovadla, Israel; Dr. Ikeda, Japan; HARRISON’S REMODELED than ai PTSO. Hsing Lee apd Haien Wu, China; and industrial activities In the animal Industries department from his own definition. Some deny ita will be represented today as they A unique new circular wrought Race Servet Altlntasli and Ralf Turgut, Patients' Today: 264 area,” Belflore said. the Wlrthmore Feed Co. iron display piece, to be used for reallity, saying that it is but the the nu The Mary Bushnell Cheney Aux- participate in the eleventh annual Turkey. ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: Jean "We feel fortunate In having a seasonal items of bo<^B, cards or distorted fancy o f minds tortured nrlth 1 iliaiy of United Spanish War Vet­ “Welcome to Connecticut Week­ From Annhursl College! Audra Jeski, Wapping; Beth Rloux, El- man of Anderson’s experience and Investors Diversified Services, de Hw erans will meet Monday at 2 p.m. llngtMi; Mrs. Edna Odell, 68 Pearl wlll greet your eyes at the qualifications,” he added. by medieval superstition. The vast end” for foreign students studying Antanaitis, Brazil; Louise Flavin, _• entrance to a recently re- Inc. (ID S) has passed $4 billion in Ttnead at the home of Mrs. Rose Con­ St.; Mrs. Grace Derrick, Wapping; Belflore said that he and his assets. The new plateau waa reach­ majority never give it a serious in this country. Italy; Christina Shyu, China; modeled^ smd expanded card and verse, 52 Wadsworth St. Mrs. Mil­ John Myers, 20 Woodbrldge St.; partner, Vincent Bogglni, and And­ ed Just 27 months after the com­ The following area families are Laura Muniz and Teresa Retes, g ift shoppe at 849 Main St. thought, pursuing their Itutful " A i dred Tedford, president, will con-, Mexico; Marla del Pilar Clement, Mrs. Bernice May, 75 Richard Rd.; erson are now ready for around pany attained Ita $3 billion mile­ wntcM duct the meeting and installation entertaining guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kotchln, 368 Windsor - St.; The display, designed by Phil the clock service to seekers of ways with littl^ conscience of evil. Rita Moreno and Gretel Vallarino. Harrison, is Just one o f the new stone in June 1959, said Edward during of officers. Guests will include Arnold H. Klau, 46 Bruce Rd.; Mr. Panama; Virginia Totoraltls, Co­ Norman Richard, 151 Center St.; real estate. F. Molloy of 44 Weaver Rd., who Few, if any, would correctly de­ Mrs. Ruth Smith of New Britain, iimovations to be found at Harri­ tnikta and Mrs. Ted Chambers Jr., 396 lombia; Ruth Chiang, Hong Kong; David Negroi Andover; Jesse has a local agents office at his fine sin- as the transgression o f Jcan«J department president, and Mrs. Davis, 23 Essex St.; Mrs. Lois son’s Cards and Gifts store which Woodland St.; Mr. luid Mrs. Frank Gilma Ramos, Puerto Rico; Joan GETS HAMILTON POST home. God’s law, 1 John 3:4. Mary J. Matthews, senior vice h u recent^ increased in size from WOM 1 P. Sheldon, 35 Meadow Lane; Mr. Li Vecchl, Spain, and Camille Glode, 50 Bunce D r.;' Mrs. Adelaide Charles T. Roelke has been ap­ wore I resident. A social hour will be 1,000 to 2,MO square feet of floor and Mrs. Clarence W. Rush, 43 Caiazza, Italy. King, 109 Greenwood Dr.; Michael pointed zuMlstant general manager New Products — A dentifrice One need not be an immoral re­ trnii eld after the meeting- ' Willetie, 62 Salem Rd.; Edward sirnce. of the Hamilton Standard division Brookfield St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ that requires no brushing and is probate to be a sinner. The mers B arry g From Pomfret Academy: Hugh O’Brien. 288 Autumn St.; Mrs. Pa­ "W e are very proud of this ex­ of United Aircraft .Corporation, ett Keith, 119 Pitkin St; Mr. and in tablet form is due to appear tioa t( Manchester WATES will meet Read, England; Foul Grosen, Den­ tricia Thomas, Kelly Rd., Vernwi; pansion,” Harrison said, “ arul UAC Prestdent William P. Gwlnn neglect of duty the slightest well- Mrs. Maurice Willey, ll2 Elizabeth R| the market, says Chemical him f Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Italian- mark. Wilfred Frotln, Wapping; Harry have a new store policy taking 20 announced this week. Dr.i Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Holway, Week, McGraw-Hill publication. intentioned deviation •• from the American Club on Eldridge St. Mrs. From Holy Family Academy: Mikeljohn, 2 Pearl St.; James per cent off the list price on all Roelke, who formerly lived in 6 «^ . 143 Adelaide Rd.; Dr. and M ra The single-use foaming tablet is Scriptural course, a deed, word or no>v*p Harvey Ward, progrram chairman, Marion Klmmel, St. Thomas, Vir­ Arthur St., 124 Lenox St.; Linda the best sellers— fiction and non­ GiMtonbury, has been with United wdll be in charge of “ Swap Shop." Philip E. Siunner, 73 Princeton St.; gin Islsinds; Carole Daniels, Haiti; fiction books,” Aircraft since his graduation from simply swirled about in the mouth. thought out of harmony with Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Pastel,. 66 Lemon, 35 Oakwood Rd.; Mrs. Mepibers are reminded to bring Maria Sanaella, Melinda Ruiz and Catherine Lynne. 77 Ashworth SL; The entire store has been done Yale In 1940. IBs most recent po­ Christa example— these are sins .th a t t Waranoke Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ gifts wrapped in brown paper. Top Ysita Ruiz, all of Puerto Rico. Burton Kahn, Wapping; Henry over in shades of blue, white and sition was assistsint general man­ Deposit gains in August of $11 as Dawkins. 600 Woodbrldge S t; seldom so defined. Men call teem losers for the month of September Also tsJiing part in today's events Wittke, 9 Bank St.; Mrs. Jeannette pink. The book department fea­ ager of Pratt A Whitney Aircraft million in 71 state mutual savings trallei Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Messier, Cov­ small, but God placed no dimen­ were Miss Kathleen Reed v^th a 9- are the three foreign exchange stu Haggett, Wapping; Jolm O’Neil, tures paperbacks as well aa hard division’s Florida Research and banks has been announced by the the ah pound loss, and Mrs. Rocco Franco­ entry, and Mr. and Mrs. William dents attending Manchester High Wapping; Mrs. Jennie Glenney, 81 cavers, with topics ranging from Development Center. Savings Banks’ Association of sions on sin^ Therefore, aJl need a sibly line with a 7H*pound loss. Grunske, Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. School for a year. These young Strickland St.; Mrs. Mabel Conant, cook books to classics. Connecticut. The increase brought savior, for none is righteous, Rom. only 1 Grsim and Dr. and Mrs. Douglas alao tl people are: Miss Hiroko Nogami of East Hartford; Mrs. Gladys Wytas, A “ Party Shop” has been BRUCF'S total deposits to $2.6 billion and -3:10, 23. Do not scoff at sin, for Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ J. Robert, all o f Bolton. Tokyo, Japan, Harald F. Muehl- Stafford; John Anderson, 254 E. tripled in size and has a complete Merton W. Gay of 41 Westwood total assets close to $3.0 billion. nothii hontas, will sponsor a public kitch­ Visitors Include, from the Uni­ berger of Calw, Wuerttemberg. Center St.; Charles Charzemas, 452 line o f party accessories. Also, St., automobile salesman with Us wages is death, Rom. 6:23! oft-mi en social Monday at 8 p.m. at the versity of Connecticut: Indukumar Germany, and Miss Annetta S^un- W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Marilyn a new addition has brought an en­ Morlarty Bros. Inc. at 301-315 FT-ances J. Keefe of 2 W. Center VNual SuU home of Mrs. Martha Johnson, Apt. Patel, Northern Rhodesia; Shirish Ing of Denmark. Miss Nogana re­ Greenfield, South Windsor; Francis larged Social Stationery—Home Center St., has earned membership St., national director and national Write for the free booklet 2A, 154 Chestnut S t Members are Shah and Subrahmanyam; Srow- sides with Atty. and Mrs. Robert Akin, 86 Starkweather St. and Office Department, as well as in the “ 100 Club,” a group of out­ book editor for the American Pro­ aam • “ God’s W ay of Salvation” asked to bring grocery items. Re­ thy, India; Rod Lauzon, Canada; E. Beach, 143 Boulder Rd.; Mr. ADMITTED TODAY: Carmel the newly designed gift depart­ standing salesmen in Lincoln, duction and Inventory Control catM aroun freshments will be served. Anthony Vlamls, Greece; Morice Muehlberger' with M r and Mrs. Saucier, RFD 1, Bolton. ment to be known as "The Look­ Mercury and , Comet dealerships, Society, attended the APIC S Na­ Charles Baxter, 34 Olcott Dr.; and ing Glass.” Patrick A. Brescia, Boston district tional Technical Conference held "I Miss Stauning at the home of Mr. BIRTH YE STE R D AY: A daugh­ MANCHESTER ■ elaar. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vin­ sales manager, Llncoln-Mercury in Chicago on Sept. 27-29. and Mrs. Ben Jeffries, 20 Newman RETIRES Di'vision, announced this week. CHURCH OF CHRIST tha V St. ci, 90 Clinton St. am at DISCHARGE5D YESTERDAY: Clarence H. Laking, a Manches­ Lawrence (Copeland of 132 Hilli­ Orange Hall, E. Center St. A luncheon will be given for the ter native who now resides in Am- The University of Connecticut ard St. last week retired after 41 Mailing Address, 100 Scott Dr. students at the North Methodist Miss Minerva Chappell, 139 Hollis­ THE ARMY AND NAVY ter St.; Donald Farris, 22 Florence ston, retired Sept. 29 from the haa received a $1,000 check t^ sup­ years’ service with the Rogers Sunday School^9;45 a.m. Church by the United Council of Travelers Insurance Company af­ port nutrition research its Corp,. Manchester Division. Worship— 10:45 a.m., 6:00 p.m. Church Women, a reception and St.; John Collins. 8 HUltop Dr.; Fred Murphy, 54. Hartford Rd.; A l­ ter 48 years of service. tea dance at Centennial Hill HaU He Joined Travelers as a pur­ in Hsirtford, and a potluck supper fred Oordon, TOUand Stage Rt., Rockville; Samuel Swain, 20 Knox chasing agent in 1918 and has and dance at the Douglas J. Rob­ served in the general sccountirig, erts' recreation barn in Bolton. St.; David Enes, 152 Bissell St.; Richard Guskell, 66 Burnham St.; printing w d purchasing depsrt- Jules Tucker, WiUimantlc; Mrs. ttended Manchester BINGOAND High School and the Connecticut ■ 1 Marlon Franklin, 33 Phoenix St, Vernon: Matthew Keevers, 20 Port­ Business College prior to entering An hour long s, special DUIGim EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Persunal Notices land S t; Laura Phaneuf, 13 Dailey the insurance business field. S O'CLOCK Circle. Rockville; Mrs. Julia Meles- documentary. . Dealing ko, 71 Summer S t; Mrs. LlUlan DELIVERINO UNITS In Memoriani' Roy. 178 Charter Oak St.; Leonard Transfer control units for pump­ with the ' problem of GigUo, RFD 2; James Slater, 6 ing liquid propellants into the U.S. _ 5*,loving memory of Raymond A. Strickland who paaaed away October 7. Charter Oak St; Miss Catherine Air Force’s advanced Titan II mis­ 1960. Naven, 22N St. James S t; Mrs. sile are now on delivery by United SURVIVAL! Can we live Stephanie Johnson, 208 Hilliard S t; Aircraft’s Hamilton Standard di- The flow eri we lay upon his grave, May wither and decay. Robert Musson Jr., Elm HIU Rd., 'vision. through a nuclear at- But love for him who aleeps beneath, Vernon; John MacsDonald, 158 Mc­ Eaph skid-mounted unit, design­ WlU never fade away. Kee St; Brian Dillon, East Hart- ed to fuel up or empty the miasUe’a tack? . . Many experts PRESCRIPTIONS jprd; Mrs. June Matkleson and son, two stages with liquid fuel or oxi­ wife, daughter and sone. Vapping; Mrs. Norma PaggioU dizer, also pressurizes the missile have their doubts. In Memoriam UM son, 45 Wadsworth S t; Mrs. fuel handling system 'with nitro­ In loving memory of Mrs. Emilia Dolores Russlero and son, 80 Schal- gen gas, purges the system, and Pesce. who passed away October 7. ler Rd.; Mrs. Elizabeth Thomaa and vents toxic and excess gases to a 1966. son, 85 North St.; Mrs. Catherine burner for disposal. &-9814 Ekifano and son, 29 Roosevelt St.; W E D ELIVER It doesn't take a epeclal day. Operated manually with auto­ To bring you to our minds. Mrs. Carole Saunders and son, matic safety devices, the unit can The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find. Wapping; Mra. Margaret Sansom pump up to 190 gallons per minute. and daughter, Wlndsorvllle; Mrs. A control panel that covers the en­ For your family*s sake, PINE PHARMACY Husband and children Marie Turcotts and son, 66 Waddell tire front of the 15-foot long trans­ 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OW ADAMS- Rd.; Mrs. Anna Boszormenyl and fer control, has a schematic draw­ daughter, Montauk Dr., 'Vernon; ing of the unit’s fuel flow paths. WAR be sure to hear this in- Mrs. Shirley Schaeffer and daugh­ The propellant transfer controls ter, Wapping; Mra. Margaret Mel' are manufactured for the Martin and formative and absorbing RUMMAGE ley and son, 328 Ferguson Rd, Co., prime contractor for the Titan n . They are assembled in Hamil­ program . . .nearly two ton Standard’s '“White Room” fa duty where all traces of hydro­ months in preparation SALE carbons are cleaned from pipe­ lines, valves and other components SHELTER THE SALVATION ARMY . . featuring the opinions VERNON POLICE that will come in contact with the St. John'* Cliureh HoH highly volatile liquid propellants. ^ ■ r » 9 6 OP Present of some of America*s, Golwoy Straat JOINS AGENCY SUNDAY SCHOOL- Robert B. Anderson, a Manches­ leading nuclear scien­ W EO N^AY, OCT. 11 ter native, now of East Hartford, > **Reaching and Teaching for Chriat” has Joined the William B. tists and civil defense r Visit A Bible-Centered Class This Week “KEYSTONE flore Agency, a real estate and PEACE Discover The Warmth Of Christian Fellowship Awaiting Yon. 10 A.M. to 1 f M . insurance, firm at 358 Main St., 9:80 AJVL 661 M A IN STREET it ^ was announced this week Iw » authorities , . produced Wdliam E. Belfio(re. KAPERT by WINF in the public Hartford real estate firm, Ander- t Second Annual 'Variety Show interest.

IHrESTOWN ROCKVILLE if -k i( if -k •k-’k it if it ■ ■ PHARMACY ■ 1 f li.’ '" I f' 459 Hartford Bd— Ml 9-9946 V HIGH SCHOOL Next Wednesday Evening, Oct. II, •1 rr To maintain our continuity AUMTOMUM Because of its unusual A^anchester will have the of medical service we are FRIDAY, OCT, 13 importance WAR AND distinction of a visit and concert Open All Day AND SHELTERS.. OR by The President's Own SUNDAY SATURDAY. OCT. 14 PEACE . . will be broad- United States 8:15 PAL f cast three times on:

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there Ukes us—from Suea to in the series. In our show it’s young and through the mountains to Ixm Singapore.” . Clu Gulager, an Okie who studied A ng^s; will show cattle growing Having performed *in every at the Ekirbonne. TV is a great on the dry bottoms of San Diego’s Barry Says Westerns medium haa given Barry Sullivan showcase for yoUng talent and the reservoirs, and will Investigate the maselve hnrtgation jqmtem planned breadth amd pecspecUve. And this newcomers provide d priceless Counterpoint to actors like myself." by CalifoVbUu aliyays prompts sn interviewer to Mahy noted dignitaries will ap­ adc the~ obvious quosticn: Which pear on the program. Including the is your favorite medium ia which U .8. SecretBury o f to te rio r S tew art to w ork ? L . UdaU. Bdxry BulUvan, star of NBC-TVfaajng fpnn. In a world which "AU of ’em," angles SulUvan. Cpmmg Shows •-so full ‘Tm an actor, and it doesh't much f ia x ..'.waa vary much againat do- of puShbuttons^the persmial, un- matter whether the audience is Marx Brothers eitting in a theatre or lounging Cocoa Beach, a Elerlda vUlage h if m series only a few oomplicated relatianshlps in the that baa grown to a neon-lit boom- y a k n a c » . Western are understood and rd' in their Uving rooms. JuSt so long as they’re out there some plsce!” town beause a t Ms pcwdmMy t o Together Again “1 finred .Westerns were wan­ ish^ by people of an naUotis. In Urn- launctaing pads of Gape Oa- ing, ’ be said. *Tm not embai^ the' states, we tend to take what ' Sullivan has seen a lot. of the acting game since the poat-deprM- navnd, wMl be examined osi the The three Marx ]^rothers, who yaaned^oadmit I was wrong. On a wt're dofog tmr granted. Even tire premiere color bradcast of **Pavjd' tiqelr at M dtlee with Bette Davta Bion d a y s o f radio. H e was on e jo f have not worked together for more of it.:aa some criUcs do. But other Brinkley’s -Joiimal’’ on the NBC- than ten years, will be brought 1 dlaoovored. that in every area lands love our sagebrush and sad­ the fMtunate few who worked where there was only one or two steadily. In fact, he has' worked TV Network Wednesday, Ooi. 11 together again by Screen Gena, dles stories." , (10:^ to 11 p.m., NTT). Inc., for a television comedy series . W tta/^grm, aired nothing out 'Sullivan waa intrigued by the constantly—soap operas, summer Westerns la the evening hours. T stock, moviee^ Broadway and two to be produced in the new Tri- , questions asked of lUm by the tour­ TV a^aa wMch dwindled out. A special full-hour color pro­ Cinanallon process. a^ed the men who owned the sta- ists. They were cui^ous about the ;s t GsV Tip af the Day U encounters- a man from hts ppst Flayboys Penthauso U BowUm St l:St Acceat _ • • whom ha haa vowed to kllL If :S4 Cameo Thealar S I FlgteM tha Wata A te. If \ IM ) \ ! I WorM Sciica BacHIsS* , SS. M Loava H Ta BeaVar a. 4d. U (Ooior) OardeacT’a Shaaaac ______W “No Time For Babyaitters’f. i f ;M Mafca That Span f f . I f l:tt »U W«M gcrlwi llscctall JS. SI Bepvor rebels' -whea hia mother Top bowling stars compote for . 8DMDAT, OCT. • _____ (Color) New Toik and CtnctanSU hires a babysitter, and insists he’s cash prises. Johnny Johnston, ItSS Warid Series to^ g h t • SS. IA old enouxb to stay by himself, commentator. This Week In B p ^ JT JOmLJENNEY ^• ^ e Old Texas TnOJ.’ .. ’ Bod flsars o r The SUvar Scresa IS U :t f Maws, Sports, Wealhaa i t U WarU Sorias Game , Catneroa. ‘ ‘The Meanest Mtui la “She Dane Rim Wrong”. Cary Satarday Nlgia Bepart . SS SMS Matiaaal FaotbaS L m g a a . The World.’ ’ Jack Bennr. Priscilla GmaL Mae Waat. Satarday MfiM Nows A Waalhas N. T. Giants vp St. Lot G. LEROY NORRIS Lane. Ths Tkiird Maa SS Cardinals _ _ ■sCbrwaad’s Fbnat r- Sftf ALF- „ ^ A IS Feafare • Site Sstarday Night At Tha Mav«M B u ffalo VS Houatou. A 8 8 0 0 IA T B Beqaest Thsalav „ (Calarl SS, M n : l f Caitaia Tima St 4;M Fealare _ _ “ Tiumte” . Barbara StaaVrjrck, “ About Fkee” . Goidan MadRao, TV BMse Of The Week M CUfton Webb. Story, of the hixurr Bddle Bracken, (G>Ior) 4:41 Amerleaas At Walk IS llnar which sank is the North At- U :lf Salardair Bpeeiaeater - I tnsuranee of All Kin4»\ • :M Brad Davis Shaw „ S tanUc on ’AnrU 6 , IMS.' “The EWr Poster".’ Rex Harri- Jai^ Daekato BiwSaa U , Eawreaee Walk Shaw A 4*. IS aon. Ltlll Palmer. Bond* Featara Musical hour featuring Lawrence U d f Tanight’a Bast Mavia ^ . Bis Ptetnre _ “ FortI A Apache”A|W«v4l . Henry IVinda, CeUete Fasthah Blclislf Welk and hia Champagne Mualc JohnI Wa; Wayne. ' 044 N. MAIN STREET Pre-same feature with Makers. ___ . NilaI 8 r M Schenkel. emcee. S:W Rave Oaa, Wte Tiaral U tU Mtbe» Mnmmi - PHONE BO S-48M S:irN.C.A.A._rastaaS Oajae 4«. Paisdtn's showdown with a gun­ I M San Fraaeisos Best W EINSTiILL man seta the since for a stronger l:S f Mesrs A Weather m MAIN STREET ; Iowa at Southern C ntlfon^ human drama when Big Red, fe- C:M Bandnvaaa WHh Adveatare .male owner of the aalooa where PMONE M I O-SOM Captain OaBaal , SS. the shooting occurs, is wounded Fatriee Miuwel will co-star with S:H Wasihsr, Sparta. Maws Dixirianil trumpeter A1 Hirt on Q I I M J T Y S » m Stmltatawsya in the fray and .her only chance OaU Tip at Tha ~ Bap for aurviml Ilea rrith a calculating NBC-TV Thanksgiving Day special gambler who once trained to bp . The Ray caiaries Bingen, of aUCT THEBE BE UOHT” Ten Pie a doctor. islatcraaMsanI ' Bhrwllw * M:( I Gaaeakaka the Perry Como Show, .have been SER TR aTS The print fnffnr the beet of an eld righed to a'Command Records con b m provides Marshal Matt Dll- TWIN OAKS ioa u4tb an important clue to the tra ct by that company’s . hesd, Mentlty of the slayer of a young Enoch lig h t. . . Ernie Kovacs rancher. Edle '’ Adama celebrate Uteir Free! JPIgM o r Tho Waek S, 44, IS caaaius Clay va. Atek Mllsff.14- Wfdding anniversary. ^OMMfilCIAL MacOonaM Carey. Bhataun Slada tESIDENTIAir W fliVrPe' Cookes '• n S ' 5S*Sf the M alleitas,*^ mousTMAL- . Iner." Haaon *eta Invoired in Urn ATLANTIC FORNAOE OIL ■■ complexities ■ of njuitlme law— SEItinCE STAnON ir CONmACimG and-a murder—alter a stnrm- JUilonialfe D»livtry tossed frelshter dumps Its c a ^ M l 9-532L BICTABD V. OuiRUO,' Prop. Tales OfJMWr Fhr«a . SIR Middle l^ke. Eest Offletal tospeetlMi Stattoe,' MI o-rn s L. T. WOOD CO- a P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAI^CHESTER. CONN.,. SATURDAY, C^brOBER 7. 1961 MAl^CHiSSTER EVgNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, (K!TQBBR 7, 1961 P A G E T H R E E MWCHESTER SUNDAY Television TUESDAY T elevision PROGRAM Heston to Debut n re mmI n m iY Ootrt; K B. Ferft nrahlm Ab- cross-country rfdlng and Jumpias l;M Tb« TM are ^ Jumd. P x^ rat aad nteiO Mln- competltldn. '' - In ‘Pugitive Eye* DfOOBMMtATED c a p ^ crim inal terrorises hla ■:W Tlw'Uurtetoakeia | • laloj. of tho SodaiL lalerriewed Fellow The San A 33. M A brother’s family, a parolee, by OoRMpondentJtdm ScaU and 3t33 N SalUvaa Shew 3 £^ ^ ^ 3.r.«l-rt..tkg . „ This Is Xhs Ufs ■ John ROIfsoa. ' Tape of Ed SulUran's trip to Wtost w 3 ot) jn je New. Breed 3. 43. IS Acadfmy Award-winning ' star WHOUESALE •.■M Osalas i I Saarlsa Saaurtar - Prime Target." Mysterious snip­ UTSBiarss la AMea ■ Berlin when, be 'and' an nlt-«ar K a^ A OlUa tee C mta. tbaa er wagtanly. shoou at religious Charlton Heston makes his Aimed PLUMIIN^ ONd troupe wqnt to entertain, icrvloo- OwffawSj q a sartsm objects. television debut in "The Fugitive fiU« Ths Ohristsaheis v •• • men and their families. Stan In­ "M eet Mlaa Bobby Socks". b S The Third Man 13 . „ •* Houston * ' **’ ** clude: Sid Caesar. Louis Ana- [ ^a«»Ja alCMBlsrt Croeby 3:13 Ichabed A ^M a 8 B^e,” a new mystery thriller to he HEATING SlIPPUES •:W Daderstsaaiaa Oar WsiM • drong and his bs^, Mdireen The) Adwdral And Swahby Phippeboro newspaper editor Bob seen on ALCOA Premiere — the Ohilsiiaa Sdcaes ■eats • p Ba^'Connle Francis. Tan C91- lA^eusjw ^Bf Taa VISIT OUR SHOWROOM M r JMetars 4;U Ys%sd^s Newsreel 3 Major, writing an advice to the dramatic series hosted and nar­ •:4B Tbs U iiju WsM ' • h m Roberta Petars. Janet Bli^. f :H r< lovelorn column under an nom S4S N. MAIN ST. • sfo^taiasy^Fewers Speria Shew i Gngri Lewis. Dan. Rowan and de plume, advises A young cou- rated by Fred Astair^Tueeday, U:M lamp V A M r Feet • Mik^ M ai^ Bob- LewU. Tha « 4 3 rte to elope and has to face the Oct 17 from lO-u p-m., (NYT) Rellaious series, srUb Dr. Oeorcs Qrcle of oomersathms with ^ d er l^eh^ ( ^ of ihe lido night ^ Is outragM father. CroUiers. “J a ^ ’s Rise.'* Teea- wlae men. 7V)day: Barlow Shap. club ta Paris, aad TVlo Arlston, over ABOTV. "The Fugidve Eye" aged Iwnr and girl ezperieoeiiig ley, astronomer. comedy urohata. 13:33 Oarry Meere Shew ■ was written by. Larry Marcus M m PETERMAN PLUMMNG Uielr first romaatle awarenem or > Oar------54...jsre m . Ara Ysnt ' tt. {3 13 Suests: Tony Martiii. singer and the novel ^ Charlotte Jay ana di­ Ihe opposUe .se*. and its social B :« ^kSjl& B Oaaycrfeatiea Ijaw Saa t . 33. « Yrai* Jfontalne, comedian. and ethical tapUeatlons. Special i : a Oellege Bowl •tU ladastry Oa Fartria rected ^ Herman HOffman., OMrCdiOoM it A l , guest: The Rer. Dale White of t TY Thaator ■. 3 ■:S3 Cnia’s Handred tt. 33 In "The Fugitive Bye” Heaton flie 0<»eral Board of Christlaa “The R o ^ That Led Afar." Pipsr tea •:H W ealhar.. Newa aad Spei "Markdown On - A M an." (Jiffii • O m CoatTMtor Laurie. Woman of strong eotrno- 3:33 Waatter flnds an entire industry silenced has a unique port—that of Malone, Social Cm cem of the Methodist ' «pna who Is forced, jJtar an Ih- by fear when he tries to gather a colorful, swaggering circus Church, Washington. D. C. challen re eurrent ehampionshin____ dlan attack on a ^nnsylvaaia O r iA u is 8 ^Idence against a man who con- • O m RcspoMlbUity Ths Btsn ' • team 'em ' Texas ChristianIhristlan Unf- frontier settlement, to choose be­ Traekdawa bfolsOie produce market. strong-man forced to elude a dan- Ohallee Of tahmOsa a Terslly. tween the pacifism of her faith SlU ^ „ Big Fletara _ TV Fnratere 1^43. S3 eroue and merciless hand of mur- • O m F»yw t TIM Saeritlea af As Maas M Chet ■antley.Beperting and her strong feeling of self- Fred Astaire, narrator, •'people Serers. Blinded far m e f^e during ' This Is The Ufs M The ChriStephen prmrvatlon. llS R S S e M Need People.” Arthur Kennedy U:M This Is Ths Aaswsr a •iW- Tin Twastieth Osataiy 1 stars In a drama bued on true the war, Malone tem pon ^y loses O v e r IS V tm n f B x p etta M e lash Up And Uvs t. 4S Ssa Whea 1:30-Featare "The Myrterious Deep.'* Part n. (Oorer)" "The Honor of Codiloo." . I M SBvara Shaw Mory of Commander Harry A the sight of his second eye, and is "We Hold These Truthe." Part H Oiner Bpaoe.’’ Beinaea hearing An Indlan-hatlng Army oaptain • f Lava Lacy ' psychiatrist who of "Freedom's Toyage." of a ■ansemakaria Maria inntaB DeOar Maria _ forced to .tight deadly enemies by Ml 3-2463 from CaptMn Cousteau and Dean M e s refuge with the (5ariwriiriiU "lUdBlght latrudcr." y — tbe first to attempt to apply three.part ssrfea. Pictorial docu- Spilbaua, the program will fea­ when Coebbe and his braves tradi "Big Broadcaat ol ItST’. Jack **c*“ >lQues to treat wit, wile and split-second ingenu­ mentary tra^ng the deyelopment ture an interview with Don Walsh. him down for kUIing several Benny, Martha Raya ^ mentally disturbed war casual- ity. of Araeriean_hsUefo and goals In TJ.S. Navy lieutenant and Swiss Apaehea tl«a (Ckason Premiere). retaUon to Catholic so^T ^ 11- oeeanogrepher. Jacques P le i^ n m Slap A 43. 33 pscnhy from Rerolutlonary tnnes a ^ t ihe dangers and the scieh- "The Resurrection of Annie 11:33 News. Weatter and Sports I MATH MAJOR . PETERMAirS _ to ihe present I Tha Texaa j^^^^eather aad Sports 3 tlflo worth of their seven-mile Aheaxn. • Girt t^ ves- In town for , Priea ta.BMM Sam Jaffe, who- co-Mars with PlambtaiR and Heattor Co. UtV Ught Time . a dive In the bathscaph "iS'leste” the first time with a traveling •V ^ rta Camera, ll:M Cnmem Three ^ off Oum^Repeat) I CsaesntraMsa Vincent Edwards in ABC-TVa theater grmip and suddenly baa a Lava ThatM T:M What la The WerM lltlt. . . . . Foataro Fllia 2 forthemning medic-dramatic series, S44 Mala St.—^Maachaatcr Rznertmental seriee: Jamee Mac- Meet tho Press 33. 3d Pfemonltlon she has been In Sun­ I Lava a| Ufa Lavawila 33, 33 3 aadreir host ICplor) Guest: Dr. Tlngfu F. rise before. “Himian l^slro”. Glenn Ford, "Ben Casey,’-.’ was graduated as a FaHh Y'ar 'Teday • ■ Trutt Or Oaaaaauaaaaa 5 (Color) "Siege At Jubilee." SUm Gloria Cn-ahame. Talaw. permanent rraresentaUva Ctasma *43 13 IT POES Make A Difference Where l^em Savel captures bamc robber Hoby De­ mathematics major from City Oel­ B lg jfa e AdTCBtara Theater a of tte RenahUe of C%lna to the "n p (m Girls". Lloyd Nolan and 13:33 ■ y m a ^ a United Nm o h s. Mary (JarUsIe von, then stakes five Uyea j5?o,T^ *•’' JJ lege of New Tork. Saered Heart W Hear ef Stars 13 Lodge 3 the outlaw’s ward. IJ :!* The Oliriatephera • M i f r G -G (^U>r) • Bags Basv I, d3. n U ;33 l U l i y i U FB INSURAMOB "Emrty Room". Jeffsiy Hunter U:4d Camera - 3 lUka a Face "Hed-Ttme Story." Thre^ bed­ llV Iffi AND TOUR lt:a Blesslags ef liberty I and Virginia Field. . Durward Kirby as host, and U tU *BetSf Davis, Paiil Thie Oar FaMb » Mister Ed 3 Allen Funt. Oaidlag UghI time - gtorlea, 'with Bugs Bunny Benrefd. MONBT BACK ' Brieflag Sesdsa j a Conversation between Mister Ed, N ew a IHy___ Bseart supplying his own versions. Other U :I3 Jack Farr Skow This Is the life **• •• S A V IM G S “ l i f t Bast ScOer stories. ((Color) WHY BE A PART.UME .the talking horse, and his owner. USO—wherever They O o l" A 1 Married Jaaa NEW Sim UFB njtN Camera Three • M Wilbur Post, concerning plans of tribute to the United Service Or­ 3:33 The DIek Taa Dyhd Shew t U :33 Newa aad Weatker ASH MAH? 11:« British Caiesdsr S missile scientists to send a horse At Hama WMh KNIy In an attempt to recapture her 11:85 Momeat e f MedHaMeB lt:N iBsights _ . V s ganisations on its 30tb Anniver-. L O A N I ^ la Oaart 1:33 News 1. ProvidM laaonuiee proteo- .Into apace. saty. Program Includes hlstoiio 33 and contemporary tilms of acts Laura bleaches her hair while tloa to ago 6S. «s Years With Fttspatrleh t t News designed to Illuminate the Btehway Pskral . Rob is at work. Arsaad Trtra ... M and performers entertalnbg . M r iN s M tr m M i KMtj world o f Childhood and stimulate American troops. President-Ken­ ______. ; Bate ■ a rra y Olsaa Shaw Baeheler Father I. 33. M LOVELIEST LOVIES thatfiamuce S. R etaM an baale aaBoal pre- The livtag Wetd ' M youthful curiosity. : Jack L«s- nedy and former Presidents -gABBWgeTgB^e etoaet riaaaetat laeTiyaTiog* John Ibrsythe In Ttusb week<” mliUM if life aasnred Uvm U:15 Indsitry Oa nrade . M coulle Pdll act as pdult guide for Bert M Graaeha To Pledge or Not to Pledge'. Radio XUrror Magaitiwe, in Ita to clean, convenient Dar» aad Oellath ' ' W Eisenhower and Truman will Pageaat • poses a 'problem for Kelly luid October iaaue, reveAla ita aelec- to ago SB. U > a We Bali ere y Iwyear-old Richard Thomaa In phrilolpate In the program. Stare 1667 MAm ST.. MANCHESTEB e ROUTE it. OOm im tT 1:38 AtYtome WHk BMIy his adventures around the world. include Jack Benny, Joe E. 8:33 Faeswerd her girl mend. tiona of the "IVn Lovelieat, Love­ GAS HEAT People hi the Ifewe ■ Tmby Includes visits to the Space Brown. Bing Crosby. Bob Hope. 3:33 Dsbie OOMe 3 S. la availaUe for ntale aad Csaeera n a ^ s k Group Headquarters of the W The Jat Marsay Shaw lies on TV,”- baaed on a survey of FaUh ter Tsday W Lena - Horne, Danny Kaye. •A i (Color) "Ths Ruirtured Duck.*’ DoMe and fcnale—age Ut to SS. National Aeronautics' and Space Rrances _LanrforA Steve Law­ Naaaber Plaaaa hie buddy Matmard ahed their noted beauty experts. They or«: jmthaloufcost U:4S Amerltuus At wsrk M A^lnte^tlon at "Xangley Air rence and Eydle Clorme. Marilyn Army khakhi and invade the col­ 1S:55 Barry Beaseaee—Hews 3 Force Base, Va. and the mlsslle- 3:13 Hauae rM**r Polly Bergren . ("effervescent, CL S. VAN I;W Pereeptten 3 Monroe._ Merle Oberon. Dick Don WILLIS Gorage Laietta^aaag lege camniu when they retom to launchlng site at Cape Canaveral. Povrell. Debbie Reynolds and Dan­ Sevaa Kaya , % . 8 civOlan .life. (Season Premiere). fresh, aparkling"), Julia Meade DBUSBN nghway PatrsI 3 Fla. (Premiere). ny Thomas. AMred_jnteheeek_PreeeBta 33. S3 (“aells herself long before ah* Distriet Tea Pill BewHsg ,-a ^ h a w a y s 3 SPECIALISTS IM • 3A3 The MlUlemOre Conversion Burner Beaad ThMe a F»»adlse 3, 43, S3 WHEEL AUGNMENT Bad . Yeaag Dr. Bfaleae Hatbox.” Student euapMta says a •word")^ Faye Bmeraon Don’t ciuTy a single aah er Saperrlaot PhD savers tt Far Adalts Oaly U _ _ Oaeea Fer A Day nis professor of a-fiendish deed. DlrecUaaB * a M Maverick 4t, 11 BRAKE SERVICE clinker thia wlnterl Omvert Public Affairs—^Rellglaas series. 'Bread; Love and Dreams.'' 3:33 The Tmlle3 U Y s m (Premiere). ("gracious warmth”), Bess Myer, Jdek i^lly In "The Golden Fleec­ 13:33 What's My X ia et • _ GENERAL AUTO REPAIR ' ' From Theae B satr O a l^ Aad The Oelenel 3. 43. 81 son ("A thing of beauty” ), Loret­ that old fashkmed 164 B. Center Ell Wallach 1» host to the Rer, H. ing. Two beauties Inholva Bart U :33 "Sycamora Lodge." The Coloael Street 3. Sbbditfe. blind' teacher of , In Ipittle for control of. rich gold 8asday_ News Spsclal $ rntHMli »48S1—18 MAIN 8 T« MANOREaTBR Caaaeatleal Baadstsad ta Toung ("the complete wom- coal furnace to Hebrew braille, th program In Jnine. Wha Da Tau TturtT rents a vacation retreat for him­ e.X fN tepirt i 3rt3 Baaaar Aady Shaw self and famuy, not when he dis­ w ”), Diane McBain ("radlatea”), clean, ' convenient _ m S-4664 association with the Jewish *rheo- t:dd Lassie 3 • Wsathomua covers It’d'a dilapidated shack he gas heat IFe’ll f t n s -s s o i , „ logical Seminary of America. Zsorama . i 33 Maha Beam lea Daddy Aihanda Blake ("the look of a 1:M TsUr Seaater la Wahhlairiiia t Pesthsase 43 Amerlaaa Baadstaad pawns It off on Calvin. ehow you how In- The BaOwtakle Misw 33. 33 I P ^U_____ ealTalk I 33 d:35 la Tha FaMte latar^ 3:33 Bed Skellea Shew 3 great outdopra woman”J, Betsy SUN UFB o r CANADA 1:W Year Cemmaalty ' 3 Color. With Thomas J. O'Connor Jr. 3:33 Bdce at HUM Jay North and Ja^e, Ooogan Palmer ("a face that would not expensive it can World Series SpetUght a. M IHIItsn Dollar Msvie 13 Featari, Film- 3 MANCHESTER ■ eia ’ a HsMywasd guest star when Skelton portraya be. Call today. TlewpMat 3 "The General Died At Dawn". Her Ciard^rd Lover.'' Robert FUppy The OlawB lYeddie the Freeloader and. gets tell a lie” ),-Connie Stevena ("the Medlelae n M Gary Coer and Madeline Car- Taylor and George Sanders. \ 4:33 Amerieaa Nawastaad some aid from wealthy young- most tonaiatent beauty of the lc4I This Week b Spsris 3 roll. fonlghl's Best Movies" 3 OLDSMOBILE 3:33 Faatara Film ster. younger TV girls”), and Frances T. P. AITKIN GO. Wsrid S^es Oame .. a, a T:8i Dennis Ihe Menace ^ . 3 See Here, Private Hargrove". "Meet The Slewarta”. IMek raweO Bbrnr S3, 31 New York and Clncinpatl Ifon Dlsaey's Weaderfal WerM Sanday Night Movie 33 *TOUR OLDSMCHBILB DEALER” Holden. Franeee Dee "Killer In The Bouse." An Nuyen ( “exquisite features” ). TOURAINE PAINTS >:M NaUenal Football Imtgae Oame t Of Oder tt. 33 "Hell Raiders of the Deep. AU- New York Olants tb S t Louis (Color) ‘ “Phe H orsem asters;" Btar cast. M 3-47*3 Cardinals (Part H) 'Tally Ho." The teams Late Shaw -33 S12 WEST CENTER STREET • B R U S H E S Hollywood's Best t face their final examinations ■The Flame aad Ths Arrow." t:M Walter .Wisehell FSe M MI E-18U SALES aad while Janet and .Darld are choa- U;M News A Weather 3 s e r v ic e : . 3:M Issaes Aad Aaswers .W en to. represent the school In a 13:58 Memeat Of MedHatlsa 3 WEDNESDAY T elevision PROGRAM • WALLPAPERS KakU aad OBIa far 8 m aatea— pants. Ron Coduan la hoat-nar- 26 TMDaad Itpha. '^Sofety-Testeef 8:33 OeUege Of The Air Thea First Shaw S3 ^ rator. (Season Premiere). • SANDERS. POLISHERS Centineatal Classreem "Innocent Sbmers." Flora Roo- Bob N ei^ri Show (Ooler) tt, 88 STEAMERS FOR RENT (Color) - Guest; Disc Jockey Dan Sorldn. MONDAY Television PROGRAM 3:13 Sunrise Semester ^ k ln and OOie fer 8 Miaales— (Premiere). Additional guesta; C/setf Cors^' Oentiaental GUesreem Then Baxly Skew 88 The Four Preps, actor J. MUhol- _____ AHaasel Roy Rogers is Umnehed for an unknown (Color) "H oppltyjW To Towa.” lin, comedienne Mae (Jueetal, 5:85 Tewa Crier 3 Feaisre . 13 psychopath. actress Carol Codee and Paul Panl’t Paiai aaA 3:33 College of The Air S The. Admiral aad Swabhy Shaw A:4B Momenta el Cemlart - Faauly Market 88 Royal . Ceatiaental Claseieem — IS Sarfslde 6 A 43, S3 3:85 Basiness Bepait 8:88 F^rTha Cal 8 Weston. Ccior. 3:38 "Daphne, Gfrl Detective.','Dapime 1:33 Fsyehotagy Oae Naked City- 8,48,88 First Shsw M roves she's learned plenty from Teday Shaw 33, iway FatrsI . "A Corpse Ran Down Mulberry WallpaiMr Supply 3:13 SUarise Semester 3 New Adventures of Pinocchio er ‘private eye' friendrby trap- COIURN f t MIDDLEBROOK. Inc. Ice Cream Co^ ^BtU ental Classreem 31, M Early Show Meniuig Hemlaar 8rt8 ‘~’a Faaday Faaalaa 8 Street" A hearqe la m a cd- 645 Main St.— M l 9-0.100 Ctolor. 33 gplhg her girl friend's slayer. INVESTMENTS 1:33 Thia Onr Faith U llslon, and when cdfin Is thrown ENOORPORATED-e 3:45 Momenta of Cemfert 3 "My Dog Rusty". Tdd Do^ldson. 3:83 W y GriflTth Shew - 8 Weather 88 Into street a "body" gets out and 5:33 Bin Tin Tin 44 state attorney general's MR. GEORGE F. JOHNSON JBh Maoafer 1:13 Oeaias ■ 8:18 News, Sparta, WeaflieT U disappears. 3:55/Bnslness Bepert 3 5:35 Cel. Bleep tt office sends a law enforcetnent 21 W srtm S t—«H 3-6666 1:44 Psrchelegy One 3 5:55 FeUx Tke Cat FRIBMDLT AND HELPFUL TRANSACTIONS HANDLED 1:38 Three Stooges. ______Behlad Otooed Deere 88 Mimea Dollar Meria 18 Today Show -3 1 .3 3 8 8:33 Oaptaia Kaagaree Family Market 88 18:38 David Brinkley’s Joamal • Blse Angela » . & c o n ^ m ^ -ON ALL e x c h a n g e s LISTED AND UNI4OTiiD--aroT0AL FUNDS Bm Iv aad Hla Frieads 8:38 News. Weather aad Sparta A (Celer) ' » t 38 . ... Seminar- ”3 Felltiear Tnik 44 1:N Thts Oar Faith 8 3:33 Yosl Bear that Sheriff Andy Taylor has hired 686 MAIN STREET 8:U Breibsst Time Beseae 8 - 48 Program presenting the personal O w SPEEDY SiMciolty 1:15 Weather n „ the new man to replace him. W - M l 8-1166 » tS» CeUege ef tlta Air 8:88 News A Weather 8 observations and reoctlona of Dor .Over 1:83 Perceptlea * 13:33 Henaessey 3 3:33 Rap RIohards Babhi Bead lA Tid Brinkley. Ifonlght’s features TRULY DELICIOUS 7:U Three Staoses ^ t e F M r e l i l • Jackie Cooper. Millionaire Harvey ■emper Beam 33. dabheaso S3 indude: "Tha dutteriM of the News , 33 Speiioer BWr m roars hack into .(^erlcan Scene v^Billboards'’; News, Wealber, Spetta IS Oaptala Kaagaree 8:38 News 8, 81. S3 30 Flavors Frieada the Navy base when he rides like ttU DeWle Drake 3:18 PeHtieal 38 The ChtesUoii o f Ifoether Crime CHICKEN S:U i Beseae 3 g a hero In a welcoming parade 3:13 Xenlag Serial 1:88 Daageroas BoMa 8 Does orvDoes Not Pay." Also Maderri Digast 83 after signing up for another hitch Meralng Movie feature on Cocoa Beach. Flo., i:M College of the Air For FABRICS, sho|i PMRIII MILS - and a report on BrlUsh tabloids. In i Gallons! Drpwn in 6 Mlnotns -3:33 Hap U ehaids -PellUedl Talk goand Of The BtxHee 33. 33 "They Met In AtkMBa." S^a*)^ar Mevfo ^ Bamper Boom 21 Special program of sights and O'Hara. "Whore There a Life." Bob Hope. (Premiere). bp ed iU ea 44 Boun^ clorely associated With the A^PmsFabries . ★ Wopisws ‘ 13:33 Calendar Weather, Leeal Newa „ n 11:88 News, Weather • Sporta I H m world^a '*Saeat 0000* oM ok- Captain Ksuigiias t . Nfalher 8 N m , Weather, Sports 8 3:35 Looney Taaes Bebla Reed 13 way Anwrlcank llyo and may live MeCoM Potferns ^ D r a p ^ Fabrics Say Wkea Newa a ^ Weather . 88, M ea” aith laeomparable-taate. 3!U O eh b le Drake SB In the decade ahead. John Daly Susie Film 19 Big Hews 21 3:33 Moratag Serial Incjudo Art “ ChiBtom Made SLIPCOVERS imd DBAnRIXiiS M :M Marie T:U FOm News A Weather 3# MANCHESTER "Tbere'a Always A 'W om ea." lP3f*e CAU . IN ORDBR Memlag Movie ®3{done. Tony Ran- at LOW MHJ, PRIGESr utu5SKJr?‘K £ *“ *“ 3 Flek Up 10 Steptea la ter ,"I'm Still AHve", Kant SSSSeo « •' ” 8 ■ Andre Joan Blondell. HirwB After -Dtsnier Mavis 3 Harrison Jr. FIny tear ■aaah m . m CYCLE SHOP 13:33«o'oo OaleadarJ2? Hayes. Bea Casey 3, 43 a I Haont BneT Day Noon to 8 PJL Batmday 16 AJL.to t PJL~ (Color) liM W# S ie re r s 5 f y ? "R jt^ of Octohdr". Glenn Ford "But Linda Only Smiled." 'Dt. Tea Asked FWr M Fufttiro 4t 4ft OFCLE SALES ABf BBRVIOB Sny.Wkea Greedy woman tries to^ persuade U:S Beet Moriaw . DEN’S DRIVE-IN M :M Movie S M E : 3 Casey administers blood trans- OHENET HAUf. • HARTFORD BP. e MANCHESTER ♦ FmCTiVaMTOn Bnrimra Bemud Shew mint McCullough to desert the 8 8 "TOe AiAasing Mr. X". infile^ellar Moyle U furion on criUcally III child in 11:33 Tke Fries Is BIgkl IS, 88 WagoB Train and search for gold Columbia— ^Hamber 4SJ CENTER STj—MI S-S660 Boy. l^ n Bari. molhef* by patient’s-. wttE her. Play Year Hanek •Desire". Marlene Dietrich and *• 31, 33 , Gary Cooper. Bipeerd 8 U 1S8 Mews A Weather 8 Color. Weadhev. Leeal. Haws jWIUsn Dollar HovM ]g The Now Store ABea Shew _ EnRli8b-.RolIf68e ' Baihaxa Beraard Skew 33 n>w> tt Desire”, Marlene ^etr'"*:. Lara Tkat ^ 8. 38. s ; 48, St Msmmt e f MedHaltaa i 11:33 Tke Pries Is^^M S3, S3 News ef the Bear. Weather S3 13:33 Featare ' 3 1 Lava Of Ufa Guests: The Smothers Brothers, T . 8 Late Newa 88 BOB KIERWA^FraF. News^ Wetter 44 U:33 News, Weather aad p- s Color. , ExpedHtoa —V- S3 8 TmOl as Osw M . 88 BiU Dana in Ms rola of Joss 146 B O d d le l^ W all Tfce.Toxa* Newa Weather aad Spe . 3 W . H. England LuiDber Col Jimeaea. tho Baris Twias, dance M lt-SEW I| :i3 CeBeeatrallsB ‘ Massaohusotts UghHgkls tt Big News 33 "A T e 3 B N " te a m ;' Flifliy Duke, BWbtclub Ludden Will Host , , „ f f * e "foat Bsfc A 3 3 . n Snorts Camera 34 News aad Weather ~ me , 18:18 fo -a r r m r " *1 Boogatreaia UMI News News M H Oarid Ba Tau «M ar) *8, 88 8:88__ oSStoagn ( 8 U:33 Leys Of Life 1 Cheyenae Shew S, 43. U Maks A Faes 8.'48, 88 Slit Oheckmeto 8 ^ r OsBssqusacsc Clint Walker In "Cross Purpose", 11:18 leater 1 S :« The OuMMg IM M S "The Button-Down Break." Pbal- ‘Password’ Show t^eyenne seta out to save the — vm Approval". Tom Open All Di^ Saturday tlve-thtnkMg perfectionist whose life and good reputation of Army M:I8 Newa'Day BeFstl 81 Tssasnww 1?^ Lawrence. Ir tt Beat SeOsr 8 sense of logic lands blm-^tn the ^Taatword,” new daytime gssa s It ^ d Jfo Yea (S o a r) SL 33 trooper accused of killing his The Jack Paar Shew 33 1 Married Jena .8 penitentiary for murder. FRONT END Mmk» A Flees A 43, 53 commanding officer. Color. Jeejr Bielinp Show tt, .88 p n g ts m teating guest celebrities 13:43 The Osldlag Ugkt WeM ef Giaals 22 At Home WMh BWy tt, 34 Manhaht ' m Doy U Court 44, 53 "This Is Yoae life.” Joey Jeop­ and.pwaona from the studio Audi­ Ifijg News Day Bspsrt , Be' Wise.” Alasti^' 1:88 ~ Wortd TatM - I ardises a nwppr marriage la Us 1:33 Best Seller 1 NaUeaal Velvet 21. 3 attempt to gat Danny WUtama.to ence on thniy word skllla, makes SPECIAL 1 Harried Jean '.*yko Fan."- Velvet -experiences ll:» M lW .“lef *•" 3 BIMp tt Hollywopd to atipoar oa a tele- its dtbut ^Mondny on 'tha CBS At Heme WHk KHte Shew g vialoa' ahow. Television Network (Mon. thru 17 6AK ST. D ^ la Ceart . JHJ"®'* .off hor^horse Khw, 1:35 News I Tha Pries ta Mgbt n. M PoUtIral Talk ^ a i w ^ Here We Ooroe. Frt. 2-3:30 pjn. B8T). Hoet is ^ lo r . B in (hillen is smess. I Tke Jack Paar Shrnr At Roeoe With KMy _ 33 1:33 As Tke Weild Taras Color. !!Stt B WoridSortesduuM Is Played allay pala sextet board cnitae Allen Ludden, poinilar moderator PhoM Ml 3-6247 S3. 33 Ets^rs sf Knswiadgs 3 Today II WOI Ba Tsiariaed , aUp, the “iooha Booey,” with *5 Star Dackpla Bswnag ll I News Read The Herald Every Uana for a gala trip, all embaia- o f "O-E College BowL” The Biflemaa 43''B1 ' . O alsr, 83. THO. program ' pits a celebrity' OTMI3-4444 Chuck Connors In “ First Wages." ' 6 8:38 Fasewari _ . fag onethe'mU* ackat wan Iqr Tha Jan Murray OMtir 'M, Benny ihe Ban. and A e M robed prophet, NoetrmoRmus, The supilwUng players on TV serlea Keiailac ■ar . S “At Swords PotaL” Maureen liked on the set . . . ABd w « Bible end IM Weather O'Hara. ComcU WUda. Onude.^faSl under the scrutiny ot agreed t! Tou see them a few times a week Bariy Shew . _ iiBurance inveatigstoni Russ An­ Almost (Mtild hear the fire bells as they move from Western to Site SSShs Eaaguea "Man In Blue,’* Roheif 1 drews and Steve Banks. ringing Inside Brandon de Wilde’s altem atl' S:H Thiiz The Cat . running ; - crime show to Western. Once in a IBsSy A aS W a ITrieaAs •^7*^CruS!^ Mike tot^osee head. S:1S Breahfaat Xtase t u t I tieherrf'BeheS *Tou w ill excuse me noW, The gl great while, one of them steps in­ S:Se OeUessess atet The At the girl friend to the family t ^ nyuahas she derides there Is a more in­ please,’’ he said. at the fi to a running part and achieves a free HasrBletoo^ Shei Mr. Bd teresting Douglas in her future. . degree of fame. Igyway Patrel ■ear M Stors IS We were about to call out, by the th XjStest to try It is John Dehper, “ KlUer at Large". -- Edward Brandon! Brandon! Gome haqk named U t:U Pebhte Kidte S:1B News, Sparis, Weather PYanx and Charles McOraw Brandon!” but it was obvioos As Ki: who'll play a running nde as an t:M Itaiaias Serial Ceiaaade S- WrestUsg | { ace reporter oh ABC’s "The Roar­ Metalu Keale Aaaerieaa Newsreel •iM Hssal SS, SS Brandon wouldn’t (mme back. New Ha "T hb eGT a iditj # on Braatfarar,” Laaa • :U Weathai. News aaS Bpeiia “ A Matter ct Principal." , ganizatic in g *200’’ this season. Tou’ve seen Turner, BloodeU. t:SK.Haars aad Weather Baxter la aghast st Haaels be- Dduter d od ^ of timea most often ie:Se CaleaSar t, SS Beyal Canadiaa MaahteS era! Ban: Bar Whso tt. IS tovtor In a trmfinc court. ^ ^ Jeopardy as a heavy. He always gives a line U :ae Meale _ A Otahhenae ^rformance, so It’s nice to see “ Mr. WlnUe Ooea Te War.’' Tallahaatee CySE^ Pepper sif The tt Ruth Warrick. BaU Haar PBaa U growing up m tte ISM s.j “TYm passenge "him set this break. n a y Tear nmcA M. IS Vamp/’ irargle (eels she Darner is a ta^ good-looking t : U Nsws »• •• « • 8 'have Uf—until B«r Aunt _ _ erated (Oolor) t:W terta Parade makes a teenage siren out of man who insists he would look Barhata BeiaarS Shaw ___ _ 7:i- ' W^miSertalm ----- WariS at Trataa cannot 1 UUS The Price U Blcht SS. St her. (Premiere). ' quately 1 ordlnary without his mustadie. He Rant lt:M TV Beiwtts (Color). • . MUUea Dollar MSvia —'Slsenhewer ilwwei on the Presidency.' "The t has worn it in everything h« has The Texaa " . S, 4A “The Relrcas. OIlTia De, Ravn - - D. Eisenhower,^ (pnner dmie and ‘bunder no drcumstances" U :M Oeaeeatratlea K land and Mootsomcry OHL aald, "tc Leva That Beh S, SS. B Weather sad News Pres&ent o( the' .'ChUM. SU M . service a would he consider removing It. 11:H Wewe S News aad Weather M wiu .dfiwuss' the nlms,^ U>e IrtM - H e started iout as an a rtist but u u e Laaa at U fa ■ —' trli^iM , .sfld^Oie ^j^eraw cipal aul Hews aad Westhansaa allUes of bis eltght-year ------sehUal, Truth M Ueaaassaaeaa SS M Vaoevered el iration in the (im .series of in­ •rroday I can’t draw a straight Oaweatlece S, SS. SI T:U Westera Maas. Blehlichla tt formal . television fonverratlon*. properly U ;M Search A t e teaw f tcw A Sparta Caaaera Walter CYr^lte reporter (Season sated fo: line. I try to paint and sketch now It CaaM Be Tea (Cater) SS. SS Premiere). Make A Pace S. SS^ a (Oeler) able sert but I Just can’t do it. I think my M:ts The OatSlar UshI * TiSt Prsalier d r m ■in lfl Stag Aleng With l|ltch< mind Just rebels and says to my Series focuatnc oa that M. Sf The ct U:tS Warn Day BeyiMt and picturesque a p<^ o( the Guests; Diana Trask, Ledle Ug- portunltj hand that my art career is over l:St Beet Seller __ tronUer—a I MarriiS yaaa American western ms and Gloria Lambert. public V and that’s that." . At H eae With Kitty tnurellnk circus. etarrlM dini Re Vatesckahlea __ In his hundreds of TV roles. -wnis and John Derek, with Bicl^ Robert Stack in “The Trouble their “ tr MaVle Metieee ^ Jaeckel "The S h a e » 5 }“ S»- Shooter." Imported specialist asaumini Dehner has been killed so often that Day la Oeart SS. SS nlsoned prorialona, hoaUe m- ‘police contacts' makes effort he has developed special tricks for 1:U Newa ■1. SS dtana. aperlously injured per- take Ness out of crime war. (Sea­ Friday, ' 1:SS Aa The tormer. a circus trek orer qeariy the trus! WaiWiiW Sei^a( SaaUlsht SS. St son Premiere). dying. impoeaible trails. MnUsn Dollar Mavis u be reiea "rve died a thousand deaths," Hichway PatrM Jraawa The HelreM." Olivia De HavU- Beat at. (Jaeache The Connie Masters Story.* l l ^ and---- Montgomery C7!"nlfL night. he says, “generally by guns^t. Thia la.The U fa wire 1:U WariS Seriea Baaeball outlaw promise* hla ck.w I U :M News, Weather A Sperts T h ey-: The way to die best is to have the he will rela te her with their — K g News Court pi men firing Uie gun use a full load NSW York va. Cincinnati. K she wilt help him rob the ex- News aad Weather 8 S:SS PaaaararS ress ofitee (or which she works. News, Sports, Weather . million 1 blank powder. Usually, they Naather Pleaaa tae Aacels ' S. ,t3> S:SS Haaaa PatW B Newt jnsal running only use a quarter-load. But with a Adreatarea et Oaale sad Harriet U :U Barspa’s Finest Maries montlis. fu n load, the noise d u kes you up M, n “ Pepote,” Pabllto dalvo, We're always a bit stunned when tUS aZSM*1E|nr “The NewIyWtdw Get Settled.’ . daek Faar Shaw (Calsr) An Oc so you can die convincingly." qnaea Par A Diw ent U:B Festate " reminded titat it is .later than we eral Jud Aiiother tip from Dehner, which S:SS fSa VcMM U Ya “ M y. Outlaw Brother,” Robert. think. Coming from Brandon de PTaan Thaaa Baeta . Pnuwbn and Wanda Hendrix. set on t is valuable evoi if yoii are not an CMtoMiotlMt Bm ArIm A Wilde, the momentary shock last­ to trusti actor about to die for your art, is snw Oe Van TtaatT St. U :TI Werid's Best Movies ed much longer. He hit us with 3:H Newa •jW Deaaa Beed Skew “ One MlnutInute To Zero." ority ov on nervousness — oji. In his case, "The Monster.’ WUd anlma!' and Robert MItChum. the words before the young lady 6er sect stage and/or camera fright S fa T s iS S T p a r DaSSy SS. 4 the loose wins affection from U :M Jack Paar Show in the yellow sweater opened the Act. Aaaeriraa. BaaSataaS S. SS ^ JDonna and her family. (Color) "I naver sny to ,R>yself', T m . Man ABd The Challeaga tt tS;M Newa A WeaHwr A Mn stage door. ' I f boti nervous/;" ho- ssys, "T say, T m S;SS la T to PahUe lateieal ' Meditation "G irts are, m y hobby,*.’ be was S;SS The BSaKSse et NlsM StToffera him I ItM Nowo saying. "Is 'there anything else?’’ esdtwL’ It may be the same feel- HerS’a Beltrweee SS. t! l:te New# A Meditationa J ^ , but now It becomes an adVant- PBySTi The Otewa U ^ tee of flO,0(». to help In a You ail remember Bnuidon, of sgo rather than a disadvantage." course, from . the . 19S1 m Newa o f Laos U:M Love al.Ulb one of his regular drovers —and proof that thereHi noUH^ wrong Agrot \ ! . \ I H ' ) "N ■ Tratb ar OeaaeeBeaeea Rowdy. Fete and Joe quit the with his' personality. Oameaflaga . drive In protest. long be laterasttessl Showtime 88 ‘Operation Judas’ ’*1 date everyone,” yewng Mr. sented ISiSS SeSreb Far Tewwrrew Entertainment spectacles taped In de WUde informed us. It OaeM Be Ten Boun C (Crier). Europe. Don Ameehe is host, he Espionage Story With an IQ of 189, Brandon, Make A Faee ■ trill present the “Circus Wllllsmf" laughed About hating sclMol, which U :U n o Ontdla* UkhI Bat Masterssa, ( PETS! Bssexe 8 ' B' which he did. 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T o S a v e N H R R Court Bars State N..V, ew s Trustees Ask Roundup Review of Flies to See D el ay Asked Blue Laws On Phone Co. Washington, Oct.' 9 (A*)- Supreme Court refused today Rate Hearing to reconsider its May 29 de­ i Sam Rayburn cision upholding sta^ie blue, New Haven, Oct. 9 Oommerce Commission approve, the trustees wU' be ent- Waterburj’, Oct. 9 laws against commercial ac­ The trustees of the New Ha­ powered to borrow the money from State Sen. William J. Ver- tivities on Sundays. ven Railrpad look toward a commercial baftks, with the loans riker today asked the State Reconsideration was asked in a $15 million loan as the only guaranteed by the federal govern­ Public Utilities Commission petition filed by a firm using the ment. name "Two Guys from Harrison- P re sid e n t immediate hope of keeping (PUC) to .postpone for 30 git;,. I, , ' The trustees said the certlftcates Allentown, Inc.,” with a store near Ill the line alive. would be cashed from time to days the Oct. 23 hearing on Allento\vn, Pa., and Jn petitions One of them, William JT. Kirk, time, depending on tne situation, the Southern New England from five orthodox Jews having said the debt-stricken railroad, now ’They said they “ cannot and do no^ stores in Philadelphia. In Midwest operating under trusteeship, "can’t Intend to operate the raiiroad on telephone Company’s petition The high tribimal on May 29 = ill provide service beyond next month repeated bbrrow'ing.” for rate increases. ruled on blue law cases from Mary­ unless it receives permission to Verriker said he made the re­ land and Massachusetts as well as borrow the money. . (Continued on Page Two) quest in a letter to PUC Chairman from Pennsylvania. Chief Justice Next Month The two other trustees, Harry Eugene S. Loughlln. He said the Warren said in the ruling that most W. Dorlgan and Richard Joyce scheduled date, “luider the most .fa­ Blue Laws are of a secular rather Newport, R. I., Oct. 9 (/P)— Smith, gave no deadline for a pos­ vorable circumstknees,” leaves a than a religious character, with President K^ennedy undertook sible end to the New Haven but Death' Toll 4 short time in which to prepare basic purposes of preventing over­ agreed the loan was necessary. The properly an adequate opposition. work and unfair competition. today a sad, "sentimental joUT' alternative, they said, was "to stop T^e Waterbury legislator la Sen­ The Supreme Court also refused ney to Texas to comfort ailing running the railroad.’* On State Roads ate chairman of the General As­ to review a Federal Communica­ Sam Rayburn. The gloomy picture was painted sembly’s Finance Committee, which tions Commission order canceling / ‘- 0 The President switched plans and at the first news conference held drew up the tax increase bills the IP-ll sward of Channel 10 in ordered his Air Force Jet to head by the three trustees sine they were Over Weekend passed by the 1916 session. The tax Miami. Fla., to Public Service Tele­ for ballas, Tex., instead o f back named last Aug. 3. ' bills included boosts in public util­ vision. Inc. *v A to Washington at the close o f a As Kirk put it, the life of the ity company taxes. The cajicellation came after a weekend here—beside and on the New Haven, which filed for reor­ By ASS^KTATED PRE.S8 Verriker also suggested in his Hou.se investigating subcommittee a. Four persons died in traffic ac­ ganisation July 7 under the Fed­ letter .that copies of the telephone developed that FCC member Rich­ The 79-year-old Speaker of the eral Bankruptcy Act, is "greatly in cidents in Connecticut over the company's petition for increased ard A. Mack had accepted financial House is gravely ill in a Dallas hos­ Jeopardy.” weekend, including a 20-year-old rates be sent to every municipality favors from Thurman A. White- pital, combatting incurable cancer. ■The tnistees said "much of the Marine and his bride. I in the state. .side, a Miami attorney, during a Distinguished national leaden passenger operations cannot be op­ The Marine, Frank Mitchell, and j Verriker listed as another rea- contest among foiir bidders for and politicians have been phoning erated profitably and thereljore hls wife. Sandra, also 20, of 169 j son for his objejtlon to the Oct. 23 Channel 10. or dropping in to see him. Kennedy cannot be continued imless ade­ Hill Ave., Stamford, were killed hearing date the current election FCC ,ruled that three of the con­ himself has been kept informed quately financed by public funds.” Sunday night when their sports campaign in Waterbiirj'. He said testants engaged in improper con­ constantly of Rayburn’s condition. "The trustees stand ready,” they car ran off the Merritt Parkway that he was "extremely busy” in duct designed to influence the out­ He has ^ e n checking for several said, "to provide such passenger near the Rocky Craig Road over­ his role as Democratic 'Town Com­ come and thus were disqualified days to find out whether tt would service Ss federal, state and muni­ pass in Stamford and struck a mittee qhairman. from holding a TV licen.se. It ruled be wise for him to visit the Speak­ cipal authorities may decide is es­ tree on the grassy divider. ers bedside. State Polige were unable to give out WKAT, Inc., and North Dade sential, provided the railroad is Video, Inc., in addition to Public The decision to make the trip properly smd adequately compen­ an explanation of the accident. Archbishop Improves Hartford, Oct. 9 (.V—Hartford Service Television. The TV chan­ was reached this momlnij'. sated for this inherently unprofit­ The car was completely wrecked. A* the man w-ho served longer^ A 76-year-old Waterbury wom­ Roman Catholic Archbishop Henry nel was ordered transferred to the able service." fourth applicant. L. B. Wilson. Inc. than any other as Speaker, as “ Mr." The conference afforded an op­ an, Mrs. Margaret Michaud, Pond J. O’Brien, .stricken late last month with a heart attack, has been taken Public Service Television ap­ Democrat” to both political friends portunity for the trustees to make St., died Sunday of injuries suf­ and foes, Rayburn was a powerful public what they called some of fered in a crash in Naugatuck off the critical list at St. Francis pealed to the Supreme Court to ' review the ca.«e after the U.S. r. ’. tetd ally of the President in Congress. their “ tremendous problems” since Saturday. Police said she was. a Hospital. j This was reported today by a Court to Appeals here upheld the He left Washington a month before assuming their duties. It was held passenger in a car that struck a Congress adjourned to go home to Friday, but with the provision that utility pole. spokesman for his office, who said FCC action in a 'decision last July the Archbishop spent a comfort­ 6. Cincinnati Red pitcher Joey Jay release.s first pitch of fifth World Series game today as New York Texas and try to get rid o f what he the trustees’ comments would not In Bridgeport, 75-year-old sEdd was lumbago in an aching be released to the public until last Jeanne Driscoll was struck and in­ able night and appears to be pro­ The Supreme Court in announc­ Yankee second ba.senian lets the ball go by for a called strike. Cmcdnnati catcher is John Edwards ing its refusal to review the case back. night. jured fatally Saturday as she was gressing satisfactorily. and umpire is Ed Runge of American League. (A P Photofaxi. Kennedy will mis* Rayburn’s ad­ ’They have sought U.8. District crossing a street. She died- about The pi-elate entered St, Francis also announced that it would not ■ ^ ...... - ...—« ..i.i-ii...... allow damages to B. Wilson, vice tmd help. But he scarceW.is Ootirt permission to borrow $16 three hours after the accident. Sept. 18 for treatment for a re­ In a poelUon to broach with Ray- million to keep the New Haven spiratory condition, and was then i Inc. bum a discussion of a possible suc­ running for the next iO to 12 laid low two days later by the ) A petition by Wilson asked the Rayburn Gets cessor. For rega^ess of what hs months. heart ailment. He has been on the i court to order damages because 199 to 202 the firm had "suffered because of may suspect, Raybbm has not been An Oct. 17 hearing before Fed­ critical list since then. told by his doctors that cancer is eral Judge Robert P. Anderson is Hartford, Oct. 9 (/P) — ’The State the delay occassloned by the filing” Yauks Lead 5-0 Test Injection striking down his long lustrous set on the petition for $15 million Motor Vehicle department’s daily of Public Service Television’s re: record of automobile fatalities as ■ Extended Forecast career in pintles. In trustees' certificates, with pri­ quest for a high court review. *1716 Kennedy might hesitate to bring ority over existing obligations un­ of last midnight and the totals on Windsor Ijocks. Oct. 9 (A'j — The court gave no reason in announc­ To Halt Cancer th same date last year: U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley up the matter in any event E3M!> der section 77 of the Bankruptcy ing its rejection of Wilson's re­ tion of a new Speaker vriti be Lhi Act. 1960 1961 Field issued this foreca.st for Con­ quest. At End of First Dallas, Tex., OcL 9 UF)— Speidc- If both federal cour^ and the In- Killed ...... 199 202 buainese o f the Houec. And as m necticut today; The Supreme Court also refUMd er Sam Rayburn, taking inject graduate of the Moues,.hefdi» ho Temperatures , during the n£$t, ■tg-ieconsider ,its.„June 5- decision, ’Thefble. Jim Maloney, a right hander. tlons that may prolong his life in five days,,Tuesday through Satur­ that the Communist party must Cincinnati, Oct. 9 {JFj his fight against cancer, was re­ (Continued on Page Eight) day, are expected to average more register as sn arm of the So%’let slugging New York Yankees step started warming up for the Reds. Skowron scored Howard with a ported today to be resting com- ] War Threat Eases in Laos than 7 degrees above normal with Union. ped off to a fast start in the fifth fortably and not in pain. little day to day change. The nor­ In its petition for reconsidera­ game of the World Series with the long drive off the center field fence, but was limited to a single when he D r Ralph Tompsett, chief of mal high and low temperature tion, the party said the court’s de­ Cincinnati Reds today and held a internal medicine at Baylor Uni­ at Hartford this period is 66 and cision destroyed the protection of 5 to 0 margin as the contenders fell rounding first base. Maloney replaced Jay on the mound. versity Medical Center, issued Princes for Souvanna^ i 42, at Bridgeport 66 and 46 and started the second inning. this bulletin: Bulletins I at New Haven 65 and 4,5. Little if (Continued on Page Seventeen) YANKEES FIR.ST (6) Lopez tripled to the right field scoring Skowron, Ken Johnson, a "Mr. Sam Rayburn had a fairly j any precipitation is expected dur- Jay’s first pitch to Richardson good night. He is awake and alert. Culled from AP Wiries I ing this period. was a curve that oroke over the righthander began warming up for CTincinnati. Boyer doubled off the He seems comfortaBle and com­ Split on Cabinet Jobs plate for a called strise. Richard­ plains of no pain. A few minutes son lined the next piten past Kasko scoreboard scoring Lopez for the REDS CLAIM N-8UB FLEET Mamed to PUC Local Rejects Yankees’ fifth run. Terry struck ago he was sitting up in bed hav­ for a single. It was his ninth hit ing his breakfast. There is no Moscow. Oct. 9 (M — The So­ j Hartford, Oct. 9 iA>) — Attorney of the Series, equalling the record out. viet Union claimed today It has Hln Heup, Laos. Oct. 9 t/Pi—The^and left the divdsion, of seats to i William R. Burke, Farmington, Five runs, six hits, one'error, one change in his condition.” af Laos OTangled the hard bai'galning still ahead-i-—j for most hits in a 6-game series. tile world’s fastest fleet of no- three factions was appointed tbday to the State Profit Sharing left. Rayburn is being given an ex­ today over a cabinet for neutral Souvanna Phouma commi.ssloned Kubek filed deep to Pinson. Maris perimental drug called "5-fluoro- clear sobmarines, taster than Public Utilities Commission by filed to Robinson near the right REDS FIRST (0) l«t Prince Souvanna, Phouma, he other two pnneos to call on | gov. John N. Dempsey. uracil.” He received the first in­ the swiftest Atlantle Hnere. AL* king today at Luting Prabang, the field foul line. Coleman muffed Blaaingame bunted back to an Izvestla writer rcfiorted. arp named premier in an agreement Burke, a Democrat and member In AMC Pact the mound and was tossed out by jection yesterday, will get anoth­ royal capital, and to seek a Tues­ Jay's plckoff attempt and Richard­ er today and, if ail goes well, aimed with long range miolear reducing the prospect of new of the Hartford law Ann of Brack­ son went to second on the error. Terry. Kasko sin gle through the fighting In the jungle kingdom. day audience for him. Royal ap­ receive dally injections for around rockets. The goveriuneat news­ proval of his designation as pre­ en and Burke, succeeds the late Detroit, Oct. 9 (/Pi—The future Blanchard, on a 3-1 count hit a hole inti) left field. Pinson popped Souvanna Phouma, 60-year-old Basil P. Fitzpatrick, of West Hart­ of the auto industry’s historic first tw'o weeks.” paper hinted that M arsh al mier is considered a certainty. home run into the right field to Boyer near the pitching mound. It will be several days. Dr. G eorgl K . Zhukov wad f in d Paris-educated former premier ford. workers’ profit sharing plan- - bleachers, a drive of 375 feet scor­ But there was a slight hitchf It Robinson filed to Lopez. Tompsett said, before it is known aa defense minister and from backed by the Soviet bloc, person­ The job pays $11,160 per year. American Motors’ contract with ing Richardson ahead of him, giv­ No runs, one hit, no errors, one ally announced the agreement was announced in Vientiane that whether the drug produces unde­ the Presidiura of the Oommualst Bourn Oum will nol Heave for Burke •will serve under an In­ the United Auto Workers—was ing the Yankee.s a quick 2-0 lead, j [gjj reached yesterday by himself, pro- terim appointment until tfce 1963 sirable side effects. party on Nov. t, 1967, for op­ Luang Prabang until tomorrow. No cast ill doubt today. Howard sent a drive through an Typical bad effects: Nausea, vom­ western Premier 6«un Oum- and session of the state legislature. At AM Cs Local 72 of the UAW at opening high on the scoreboard in posing oonstnictloil of th eso explanation was given for the 24- By JERRY USKA. iting. changes in blood pressure or atomic subs. It satd Pmmier Prince So'uphanouvong, leader of hour delay. It means a postpone­ that time the Governor uili nomi­ Kenosha, W lc„ acting contrary to left center for a grounl rule dou- (.AP Sports Writer) in the blood count. Khrashebev made the dedsloa to the pro-Red Pathet Lao. ment of the king’s audience for nate him to fill Fitzpatrick’s unex­ the four other locals of the com­ (3inciiuiatl. Oct. 9 (/P>—(TJincin- The other two princes stood be­ pany, rejected the plan formally The drug is not a cure, but it go ahead with bnlkUng them and Souvanna st least jn(ll Wednes­ pired term, which ends June 30. nati manager Freddie Hutchinson may halt the spread of cancer. side Souvanna during the an­ day. 1965. last night. that he is known to Soviet shook up his lineup today in an Rayburn appears to be doing sailors as “the father of the nouncement, made at the negotia­ Meanwhile a committee repre­ TTie 49-year-old Burke has Officials of the company and in­ News Tidbils effort to stave off tlhe charging about as well as can be expected. tions tent at this village on the senting the three princes was to served as a research attorney on ternational officers of the UAW New York Yankees who lead 3-1 Each medical bulletin has said nuclear fleet which today gauds . oease-fiie line 50 miles north of w-ere reported in separate huddles froi^ the AP Wires and need only one more vioiory to "rested fairly comfortably” of our Soviet state.” Vientiane, administrative capital (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Seventeen) here today on what steps to take. clinch the be«t-of-seven, 'W’orld “ ate reasonably well. THje' AMC development came as of Laos. Series. Rayburn is eating whst he likes, BBrnsU ELECmONS SEEN Agreement on Souvanna had another nettlesome problem in the The Yankees, however, started and yesterday had one of his fa­ London, OcL 9 (/P) --- Prims long been expected. But it repre­ months-long effort to settle on Carlos Antonettl, 64, father of M inister H arold MariMUlan ap­ seven, shoots and'fatally wounds without injured Mickey Mantle vorite foods: Honey. sented a major concession by Victim Disputes Charges new 3-year contracts in the auto Eminent politicians continue to pointed Colonial Secretary lain Industrie wife. Carmen, in New York because | and Yogi Berra. Berra injured a Boun Ouki’B U.S.-backed regime, shoulder in a slide j'esterday. drop by. MacLeod today as chatamaA of Ford I^cal 600 of the auto union ahe rebuked him for. gambling away the Conservative Party and lead­ which had been demanding that | family’s $146 relief check, New King Savang Vathana be presented set out/picket- lines barring office (Oontinned on Pnge E l^t) er of the House of Commons. workers from entering the com- York police say .. liwin C. Scar- (Continued on Page Eight) a list of several candidates for | Prosecutor Says Doctor beck’s defense attorney Samuel Reginald Maudllng. now proa- the premiership of the ‘coalition | I pany /administration building in ideht of the government board of , the week-old strike against Ford. Klein resumes his efforts In Wash­ goverment. The Pathet Lao in turn | ington to discredit statement Scar- trade, was named to socoeed withdrew its demand that the king ; 1 Since last Tuesday, Ford’s 120,- West Split on Berlin Aims 6IacLeod da coloakd aeoretaR. 0000 hourly workers nave been on beck allegedly gave to State; be handed a full oab(pet as well Gave Wife Poison Shot Department security officer about, R A. Butler, who baa baen Csm- • strike over local plant issues. Ford ons leader and party chairman, ' and the UAW already had agreed turning over secret documents t o . Polish Communist ^ en ls. retains his ciablnet peat aa boma Port Orchard, Wash., Oct. 9 on a 3-year economic package. But secretary. Appotntment of Mao- ! local disputes prevented i general Ommunist East German regim e, U.S. Seeks to Get Allies Secret Army (/Pi — Dr. Robert E.« Boehme. 41. paying heavy price in manpower, i Leod to the party and Hooae. of |.settlement. Negotiations have been Commons leadership poata Indi­ accused of injecting poison into 1 Continuing. morale and economics for closing Berlin border, Frankturt newspa­ cated Macmillan may oaQ for his wife's arm. was to be ifrraigned new elections soon. , Ag Pirates (Continued «ii Page Eight) per Rundschau says:. .Spanish Se­ Support New Red Talks today on a charge of first degree curity Police hold ,17 former assault with intent to kill. French Army officers and politi­ PERMITTEE FINED «M0 Algiiers Radio cians who have been waging cam­ London. Oct. 9 (JPI — Soviet estate Department’s Berlin task Waterbury, OcL 9 tflfl — The ... His wife. Dorothy, 3 4.'said she permittee of a Waterbury reatatt- would leave hospital bed to be ’Red Envoy Battles paign from e.xile against President Foreign Minister .Andrei Gro­ force: CJharies E. Bohlen, the ad­ • _ rant where, police said, several Algiers, Oct. 9 (fi—The under­ at his side. - de Gaulle’s Algerian policy...New myko plans a stop In London to­ ministration's top Soviet’ expert: York t Philharmonic Orchestra re­ morrow en route home from the Llewellyn Thompson, U.S. envoy teenagers were seen drinking ground secret army organization j Boehme -was freed on $25,000 Amsterdam Police prior to an auto accident la knocked the govemment-run radio | bond after his arrest- Saturda.v. 'An sumes rehearsals after voting to United States and Foreign to Moscow; WaKer C. Dowling, ind week-long strike and accepting ambassador to Bonn, and Martin which two of them were hilled, station off the air again today and | attractive nurse, Mr.s. Mary As Tourist Deflects Secretary’ Lord Home hastily was fined $SW m Circalt C oort called for total mobilization of Al- Boehme. 28, AnnapoUs, Wash., was three-year contract. made arrangements to meet J. Hillenbrand, .dk'ector of the Mrs. Marie Fowler of GulMord, Office of German Affairs. today on a charge of vlolatkni of gerians to oppose the established arrested as a material w’i'tness, and htan. the liquor laws. Lee P. Pohi, $7, regime. Amsterdam, Oct. 9 !JP>—Soviet Australia, under treatment for Thompson and Dowling were reiased on $5,000 bond. Ambassador Panteleimon K. Pono­ Gromyko’s decision to visit plead^ no contest in the case The secret army broadcast came Mrs. Boehme was married to the head injuries and exposure after London, coming after hi* fniit-l called to Waahdngton "for con­ marenko and several of his staff five' day* trapped In wrecked car heard by Judge Jotm Daly. Two during the noon hour, after a regu­ doctor’s brother. Jack, an Oregon were involved in a fight with leM UU(* with President Ken­ sultation,’’ Waterbury youths', Kenneth Mo- lar news program was suddenly State Unlversary pharmacy stui ..Members of three generations of The two are expected to return Dutch Military Police at Amster­ Illinois family killed when their nedy In Washington, surprised Neill. 18. and Joseph R. Rocoo, . cut off. There was no immediate dent, for about three years. They dam Airport today. car Is struck by fleet California and puzzled British dlplomsts. to their posts soon and Thompson 17, lost their lives In aa auto indication how-the regular station were divorced in 1959. The scuffle came in a dispute Zephyr at quiet rural railroad wants to be in Moscow before the race with other youths oa' BL 83, transmission' facilities were inter­ Prosecutor Gordon Walgren said over Uie passport of a Russian crossing near Burlington, Iowa .... By JOHN M, HIGHTOWER 22nd ^C3ommunist Party Congress on Sept. 17. rupted. After the 20-minute pirate' Dr. Boehme is accused of injecting tou ris t, Mrs. Alexei GOIlib, whose Twenty-three members of ' West Washington. Oct. 9 (Pi — The opens’ Oct. 17. broadcast, the airwaves remained poison into his wife's _ann...with a husband bolted from a party of Philadelphia Mothers Club, on ex­ Kennedy .administration hopes to At pi-esent, the. Allies appear to j VHH-ET NEAR TOKYO silent...... - ..... biood-samplihg'sy'rihge sept. 20. tourists and asked asylum Sat­ cursion to Roman Catholic Semi­ persuade U.S. Allies in the next be basically split o-ver Berlin Tokyo, OcL 8 (/IT—The Cen- • The ■ectet arniy bi^dcaat came Mrs. Dorothy Boehme called the nary, treated at two Washington, two or three weeks to go along policy problems. tral Meteorologloal Agency re­ on during , the noon hour, afteV a urday. charge "preposterous.” The wife of the 35-year-oM D. C., hospitals after they are ap- with further exploratory talks The West German gCvemment, ported tonight that TyphoM regular news p r ^ a m was cut off. The doctor said his wife had chemical engineer was taken by parently stricken with food polson- Officials said the electrical current I with Russia on the possibility of grappling'' with its own internal Violet has changed ooorea been a diabetic for about 20 years, two Soviet offitlals to a Soviet air- ^ Ing. negotiating a compromise settle­ political difficulties, is appre- slightly and likely will ^nun for two broadcasting stations had and recently suffered from hepati­ b< ^ cut off through sabotage. Hnei waiting at Amsterdam air­ United States Is spending leas ment of the Berlin crisis. 'sive about/ agreeing to the the heavily popplatad Tokyo ra- tis, an inflammation of the liver. port. than one per cent of its groM na­ Western consultations are ex­ ter flexibility on the western glon its fnll fuiy. Weather ra- After the 20-minute pirate broad­ “ I love my wife,” he said. "To Then Soviet Officials stormed tional product on higher education, pected to move forward on sev­ ^de whioh Ruak and ITeffident ports, neverthleas. Indicated the cast, the aim;ave8 remained silent say that I woqld try to destroy Into the airport police office de­ says John E. Saw’yer, new presi­ eral fronts, Including dlscussloi^ Kennedy want for negotiations capital and surrounding rsgloni for an hour before resuming the her is fantastic.” / dent of Williams College . .United regular programs. . . manding her passport. among State Department offlciys with Russia. i will be haffeted by winds np ta . The couple has two sons, aged The chief of the police detach­ Nations Ambassador Adlai E; Ste­ and the ambajssadors of Britain, 98 m.p.h. In the next M baata; A secret army announcer “ order­ 8 and 10. The French government ia fear­ ed" all Algerians to “ join the ment refused to hand It over until venson says current General As­ France and West Germany. I plus torreati 'I rains. ThaAKMey The involved case took another sembly has “ really one item on ful that Rus^a may consider fiecret army ranks.” he had talked with Mrs. Golub to . One step In that process \»as said in an i: pxn. raiHft the* twist when the prosecutor Mid he our agenda—the survival of the hu weetem interest in exploratory “ By the end of the year the se­ make sure ahe was returning to scheduled today aa Secretary of talks a sign/of weakness In facing Vtolet'a eeater wtada had 4a- and Mrs. Mary Boehme had filed Russia of her own free will. man race” . . . New .York reports cret army will have mobilized in State Dean Rusk arranged to up to |ted threats over BerUn. oraaoed froid 148 m.pJk to IM Its civH networks 100,000 civilians an application for a marriage li­ ■ Witnesses at the airport aaid a that, out-of-town theaters have been notified tha,t members of Actors meet with his chief advisers on The British government la eager nxpJiH hut wataed that Ita » who wUl be 100.000 fighters,’’ the cense Juqe 22. flstfight then broke out in the dtus e f L78 ndlea would eaaae Walgreq, himself divorced and police office, in which about six Equity will refuse, to perlomi in Soviet and German affairs. for negotiations and British offt announcer added, and went on: ' Invited to a working luncheon clalj have been reported mildly tt to envelaa soma af the Taliya “ In a momoit you wilt hear a now) engdged to another woman. Soviet embassy officials, Ineliid- any theater permitting segregation either In front of or iMhind loot' in the oecretary’n office were:'- raglaa. fa whttli aMva 8hM M V. Kohler, bead of ttaa (Oonttnued on Page Eight) mUllen noania Mva. « m Page T w ) (OwItMad «■ Tw«> Mm. M arj (OoiittMicd . I I ■I’.