PAGE SIXTEEN hlESDAY, SEPTEMBER il, 1962 AveragA Daily I^eaa Ron The Wcath^ For me Wei Med ila ttrijf Btf r lEttf tttttij 1| f r a l b Forecast of tJ. 8. Weathef Boraaa A. meeting of the Stein Club haa Manchester homed' for member- Clear and oooP toaichL Law la been scheduled for tonight at 8 at Miip donations. FOR RENT About Town the VFW poet home instead of to- Money Drive In its proposed 1962-63 budget, tlM 56a. Thoraday mostly oaiuiy 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projector* Member of the Au^t moiTbw night the board of education had allo­ and w a m ^ . H|gh hi 80a. —sound or silent, also 85 mm. Eureencot droolatfam Cadet Cary F. Koaak, aon of cated 59,000 to provide the ih- slide projectors. Manchester-^A City of ViUage Charm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kosak of The' an'angementa committee Planned f or schoo] ETV programs on a small 374 Greenwood Dr., participated tp r the West Side Oldtimers re­ scale in two elementary schools. WELDQN DRUG. CO. In traininff at OU.s Air Force union will meet tomorrow , at' 7 However, the board dropped the 901 Main S t— Ikil. WQ S-6821 Base, Olts, Mass., this surnmer,. p.m. in the West Side Rec. Mem-' Education TV plana when the board of directors- VOL. LXXXI, NO. 291 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1962 (daa^od Advartli^ an Fa^ U) PRICE FIVE CENTS Cadet Kosak, a member of the bets should be prepared to make cut the proposed school budget by A ir Force Reserve Ctfficcr Train- final ticket returns. The Manchester Educational 5327,000. Inj; Corps unit at the University Televialon Committee will meet The Buckley School-PTA has de­ of'Connei'ticut, had four weeks of Manchester Lodge of Elka will tomorrow tb plan a townwide fund cided to provide one television set Republican Primary . \ Indoclftljation in various phases start a setback league tonight at for that school. Both the Assump­ State News drive to raise Manchester’s share FOR YOUR. of operations at the base. 8 at the Bilks Home. The same tion Junior High School and St. rules of previous years will be of costa of new ETV Channel 24 James’ School are considering'’pro- The VFW AiJtdliary will meet in effect. It iji open to the pub­ in Hartford. viding the sets, either this year or BEST BUY tonight at 7:.30 at the^ost home. lic. The non-profit Connecticut Edu­ next. In Alnmlntim Combination Gov. Powell Ousted, Roundup Officers are i-emlnded t^wrear Uni- cational Television Corp. relies on ChShnel 24, which begins oper­ ’ Windows—Doors JaionsleD Temple Chapter, OE3S, will ^donations and memberships to op­ ation within the next few months, Awnings-^iding and mark visiting, associate matrons’ erate. planara three-phase program sched­ Tub Enclosures The Hockanum Dog Club will and patrons’ night tomorrow at 8 Frank Stamler, a co-chairman of ule: The In-echool programs, adult SEE or GALIi Mrs. Bridges Beaten Missing Man, 75, . have a picnic me.eting tomorrow D.hl. at the Masonic Terhple. Of- the committee, said any interested education programs for college townspeople may attend the meet­ at 6:,tn p.m, at the home of Mr. ^ cers will wear, colored gowns. credit, and cultural programs. HOME Founil in Water, and Mrs. H. O. Schendel, 215 Mrs.'^Wirginia Lewis is in charge ing, scheduled for 8 p.m: in the Any ordinary home TV set on Spring St. In the event of rain of the rer?esltme_nt committee. , Buckley School. John C. Lennhoff, UH|F frequency can carry the pro­ SPECIALTIES <^ies in Hospital , the picnic will he canceled and the public relations director for Chan­ grams. 89 PURNELL PLACE In New Hampshire nel 24, will attend. Members of the Manchester ETV Tied to Space meeting will be at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A, F ^ rii of Ml 3-2850 The committee, organized last committee are Mrs. Calvin Steinek- MIBPLETOWN (AP)—An 395 Woodland SI. had as k week­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St. Mary's Epi’scopal Guild wdll end guest Mrs. Fred Fenn of spring, put o ff action until the fall er. aecretkry; Vincent Ramizi, elderly Mm , found lying on meet Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Cordele, Ga. because of a lack of Interest among principal of Buckley School: Eki- In a slam-bang primary. his back ins^hallow water in townspeople. It hopes now to re­ ward Adamy and William Palrtier, cuild hall. Members are reminded New Hampshire Republicans Lincoln Pono>^died early to­ cruit a large group to canvass co-chairmen with Stamler. Humphrey to bring sandwiches. Dessert and Linne Lodge, Knights of Pythi- have vetoed Gov. Wesley day in MiddJesekvHospital. Says Moon beverages will be served. Hostess­ a.s, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. es are Mrs. Claude Porter, Miss Powell’s bid for a third term John Smith, 76, repbrted missing at Orange Hall. Plans for the from his home at lOWKNewfield l.sahelle Dunn. Mrs. Oran Hiltz coming season will be discussed. and Rep. Perkins Bass claim­ and Mrs. Arthur Burnap. St., Monday, died in the^hospital For Cuba Effort Goal ed the GOP Senate nomina­ a few hours after he was'found' The first meeting of the fall Elks Annual tion in a foUr-way race that last night. \ Martha Circle of Emanuel Lu­ season of the Toa.stmasters Club went to the wire. theran Church will hold a sew­ at W illie’s Steak House, It° was a tempestuous end to one Blockade For Decade ing meefling Thursday morning at 178 to 204 at Willies Steak House. of thd wildest political campaigns in .at the church. Members are SETBACK TOURNAMENT in the staid. New Ekigland state’s HARTFORD (A P ) — ’The State reriiinded to bring a sandwich! Motor 'Vehicle Department’s dally WASHINGTO]HINGTON (A P )— An By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER Miss Margeret E. Beach,' daugh­ WHATEVEll the history and was the most eye­ HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)— ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. catching of the primaries in nine record of automobile fatalities adminis^tion SSenate leader Beach of 143 Boulder Rd., will special requirements ■tateo Tuesday. thus far this year and the total on — speakink^. agaiagainst a-bacK- President Kennedy said today Tonight--8 O'Clock the same date last year: leave for Norton.'Mass., this week 5 Powell’s shot at refiominaUon drop of So^i^ threats over the nation’s conscience re­ to enter Wheaton College. ' of the family’s re­ 1961 1962 GET CLEAN, was cut off by Big John Pillsbury, Killed ..........................178 204 Cuba— has urged stronger j quires it to lead the world’* FC^R MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS 44, a former utility execuUve:, pressure on U.S. aU^es to halt drive into space. He said peace - LOW-COST The "Pumpkin Festival’’ of the ligion, we have the Pillsbury will nm in November and security hang in the bal­ Women’s Fellowship o f Second SAME RULES and PRICE against John W, King, DemocraUc Bandit Nets $100 military and strategic ship­ Congregational Church will be held equipment and the leader of the' New Hampshire NEW HAVEN (A P ) ^ A bandit ments to the Communist oUt- ance. GAS HEAT Kermedy demanded a “ bold and Oct. 6 at the Community Y. The House. wearing a silk stocking mask held post in the Caribbean. Ferris Reynolds Group will be In knowledge to serve* up a gas station today. and fled Some allies have been "putting daring and unflinching” effort to But It was the New Hsrnipshire land a man on the moon—a goal Get H at Hs best-^wM charge of a booth at which limpa Senate scramble that caught fire. with about 5100. profit before the larger interests he has set for this decade. bread and Granville cheese will be well. Unofficial ' figures had Bass CStester Zentarski, attendant of of the free 'world,” charged Sen. ’We cannot shrink from It sold. Advance orders may be placed squeezing by Ooloris Bridges, the station at Oongress and Dav­ Hubert H. Humphrey, assi.stant JOHN PiLLSBUBT now,” the~ President said in a until Sept. 22 with Mrs. Floyd widow of the late Sen. Styles enport Aves., told police the bandit Democratic leader. MwlltrCliiMtral speech prepared for delivery at Post. 99 Main St., or Mrs. Arthur Bridges. ’Die contest was over the spM away in a car. Maurice J. Murphy Jr. chtilked up However, the Minnesota senator Rice University Stadium. nomination for the last four years Police ^ d the car,, on the stolen Change To GAS Doane, 42 S. Hawthorne St. 24,192 votes afid Rep. Chester E. scoffed Tuesday at the contention ’The United States, he said, must of her husband’s, term. list, later was found abandoog^. Merrow collected 14,438. of some Republicans that the become "the world’s leading William J. Leipis, second lieu­ FOR EXPERT build up in Cuba i.s a threat to the But the senat(M‘’s Widow was not State law provides for a com­ spacefaring nation." HEAT In Less tenant. U.S. Army, is at home on WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING conceding at the moment. There plete state-financed recount. In United State.*. But, he said, it did Starting the homeward leg of a 20-day leave from Ft. Knox, Ky. Extended Forecast RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING remained the possibility that she the past contestants usually have threaten other Latin American na­ his two-day survey of space facili­ ' Than 6 Hours He will report for a three-year .
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