/ '■ ■r THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961 JHanrlffater Cumins l^ralb Aversta DaOy Net Preaa Run ' r«e the Week Baltag The Waaifcer ;; Msvnmhit PweaM nf IT. ■. Weather Mr. and Mrs. John Pleklea of M im Pietrowski Holl street have retuihed after a Appointed ■}/“ f^ ^ u tT o w n three weeks’ motor trip, with 10,400 ■ala ■adiag Oklahoma City their Mjectlve I b Shower 'Guest ■Uwr of the AmSU partly ehmdy, where they visited their son, tsem nf OlrenUtleM - u t R«*wii p. tn w . »!«► John, and hU family. They en­ BatUfUay. ta id of Kta. KaddlM B. IWMt of countered much stormy Weather Miss Helen Pietrowski of 114 C N itioir Manckester^A City of Village Charm M OliMiy drim, ia MnrlM on and the children there were build- Oak s tm t was honored with a f s« dtmii rf OBoanindor Tronoport ins snow men and playtnf in the Dm«loa M, wWch U porU dpot^ mlscellMeoiis showsr given at her rNESC VOLf LXXL NO. 41 (OtasMfM UiTartialat «a Paga U) ■now. On the return trip they vis­ home Saturday night Her cousin, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVndBER 16. 1961' (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ta tha Atlaatlo Float axareiaaa be- ited relatives In Alliance, Ohio, tug held hi the Atlantic and Garib- Mrs. Pickles' home town. Mrs. Stella Pietrowski, was hos­ tess and was asdsted by Mrs. ■nw Holy Ghost Mothers Circle Clara Wadas, Mrs. Amalia Lojeskl wlU meet Frtday evenlny at 8 DiMivERraaaijmi Sliare Noliel CliemiBtry Award •imaet Obuneil, Dafraa of Poca- and Mrs. Mary Ostrowskl. Accord Due o’clock at tha home of Mrs. Alba bontaa, wUl bold a f o « ^ » ^ The decorations were pink and r ■■ Halo’a atore Saturday from dtSO Rusconl. SS Beaman circle. aqua and a delicious buffet lunch­ on. The membera will offer for aate eon was served. Tha bride-to-be On Buffer, baked beana, and a varie^ of Sunset Rebekah Liodye will con­ received many beautiful and use­ New Disarming Proposal efiMw, plea and other foods. Those fer tha decree on several candi­ ful gifts. who wish donations called for dates, one m m Welcome Lodge of Miss Pietrowski will be married Shop Self Serve ahoiild contact Past P ocahoi^ East HOrUord, Monday evening at HALE'S UN Reports on Dec. 29 at St. James’ Church 'Blsanor Buck or Boasla Baldwin, 8 o’clock. All officers are request­ to Dominic Berardl of Pawtucket, before 7 p. m. Friday. ed to wear white, and all taking R. I. part are urged to be on hand. The Munsan, Korea. Nov. 16— drUI team U requested to and Meat Department —^A UN command spokes­ at 7 o’clock. A social Ume will fol­ low with refreshments served by m a rk OF man said today truce negotia­ Presented by Russia to UN Mrs. Ann Dart and her committee. LuM Bud ft OUALITY tions were “a lot closer” to HALE'S agreement on the Korean Ace fe. Southerglll, avlaUon or- For All Your Thanksgiying Needs Thomas Sweeney, Jr. buffer zone dispute than a dlntncemMi) airmt-n apprentice, month ago or even a week Headquarters USN, son of Mr. end Mrs. Lswls Dry Candidate R. Southerglll of 8 Hendee road, The Executive committee of the ago. Report Iran roR has reported for duty at the Naval American Legion, Department of HALE’S However, the official UN com­ U. S. Troops Told Would Vest mand communique laid the caae- Auxiliary Air SUtion. Kingsville, Connecticut, announces the ap­ SUGAR fire aubcommittcec met five hour* Texas. He enlisted in the Navy pointment of Thomas Sweeney, Jr., COFFEE and 15 minutes today in Panmun- To Get U. S. in January. 1951. and received his to the State Fund Commission. Mr. World Curb recruit training at the Naval Fresh Ground Jom "without attaining any Training Station, New port. R. I. Sweeney, a veteran of World War 5 Lb. Bag tangible remilU.’’ Of Red Atrocities II, entered service Aug. 21, 1940, a Lt. ObI. Howard 8. t«vie, act­ ing UN apokesman, told newsmen Money Aid Mrs. Charles Jacobson, program private. Headquarters, 43rd Divi­ By The Aanociated Press In Council sion, and was discharged with the that In the six days since both chairman of the League of Wom­ ■ides submitted new cease-fire Washington, Nov. 16—(/P) The Armed Services Radio en Voters of Manchester, is to be rank of captain on July 21, 1944, oprpotals the negotiators have Sparks Probe Pgrifi, Nov. 16—</P)—So­ interviewed over Station WCCC He has been very active in the 3 U IL D IN 6 —President Truman was re­ today broadiuist to American ••certainly cleared the air." front line troops in Korea for viet Russi* present^ u • during "Manchester Matinee" to­ Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post, No. tavia aaid he la eonfldent the ported today to have assured morrow afternoon at one o’clock. 102, American Legion, having A H O M E? buffer sone dispute aill be ectUed. Iran’s Prime Minister the the first time the report that nffw proposal today a four- Mrs. Jacobson plans to speak served on many of its committees, LB. But he Wouldn’t gueee at when. the Communists have sisugh point disarmament plan, but about League plans for more ac­ and he is presently completing his OUR EXPERIENCE United States wilt do what it v; i l L h e l p VOU "If the United Natione com­ tered 5,500 captured U. S. insisted again that interna­ tive dtlaen participation in the third year as service officer. Mr. mend delegatee did not believe can to grant financial did to tional control be vested in the government, in line with which Sweeney ia married and resides O U S T A S K CONFECTIONERY the near-bankrupt Iranian fighting me EUnget, Refrigerators wrlth his wife and five children at that, they wouldn’t b. going back Dr. Edwin M. MrMUlan (leH) and Dr. 4Mew T. Beaborg, hoik of Around theSrestc l , of the world United Nations Security Dr. Spencer Miller, Jr., is being day after day," he eald. the Ualwraity of OaUfomla, ahare the ItSl Nobel priie In rhemlatr>'. government. repercussions continued from the aponwired by the Manchester 139 Walker street. EGtiS MEAT DEPARTMENT Deputy Premier Hoaseln Fateml Council, where the U.S.S.R. Washers and AU League as the speaker at an open SUGAR Large Grade AA MaJ Gen. Henry I. Hodei, UN They are ro-dlaca3vrera o f phitoainn. a aubetaiiiw that made It startllnK snnouncement - charge Command eubcommittee chairman, eaaler and cheaper to produce atomic homba. McMUkui’a work made told a reporter Mr. Truman gave made at Pusan. Korea, Wednes­ has the veto power. Other Appliances meeting Nov. 19. Chief Herman Schendel will TheW.G.GLENNEYca Strictly Fresh told the Red delegatee Friday their It peaelMe to create conmia rays in the laboratory. these assurances in a letter sent day by Col. James M. Hanley, The Soviet plan, proposed In a ■peak on Civilian Defense at the 2 Pkgs. Gobble, Gobble, Gobble buffer eone propoaal would Bx the last , night to Premier Mohammed head of the Eighth Army Judge second "opening" address by Julius A. Rau of Elm Terrace, meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club BUILDING MATERIALS THAT'S TURKEY TALK—AND WE WANT TO cease-fire line at the eame place Mnasadegh of Iran. Advocate General's section in Foreign Minister Andrei T. who underwent surgery at the tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock Fateml termed the President’s Korea. Vlshlnsky, would have the UN iiM JWHAMeoas LUMBER FUEL .aa the Allied propoeal. proclaim the prohibition Ot atomic Hartford Hospital Monday, is get­ in the Federation room of Center TALK TURKEY: "Where doee your propoeal fix reply "ver.v favorable and very The British Foreign Office In ting along welL church. 336 N.MA1N Sr. KAWCMtSTER W4M6 We invite you to again leave your order for your holi­ encouraging" from Iran's view. weapons, require a quick count the final demarcation line and the British Suez Rule London dl.vciosed it had formally of all weapons including the day requirements. Hale’s has a reputation for top quality final demilltariaed tone?" Hodea The President's letter was in re­ asked whether the United States asked. "The answer ia that it ply to an urgent message sent could hack up the charge. It also atomic, and require the Big Four poultry—Buy with confidence. Sunday by Mossadegh. This ap­ and Red China to alsih anoa- fixes them at the same place a. sent an Inquir.v to the unified menta by a third within a year. DOZ. ours, aaauming that I underatand pealed for immediate financial aid command in Korea. Held Peace Peril to keep Iran's economy from be­ In Washington, there were con­ Vishinsky’s tone was far milder Gooob/e, Gooob/e, Gooob/e your propoaal correctly.” today than when he first spoke The Communlata Inalst that the ing paralyZed by lack of funds aa tinuing demands from Congress a result of the continuing Anglo- last week, suggesting to soma THAT'S STUFFED TURKEY TALK— eeaae-fire lina be fixed before ne- membera to know why the top westerners that he may have gotiatora take up other items on Cairo, Nov. 16—(/P)—A Moslem leader from Pakistan de­ Iranian oil dispute. Aides said Iran brass in the Pentagon apparently and we’d like to introduce to you this absolutely new clared today that continued British occupation of the Suez wants 1120,000,000. heard from home about tha way MIRACLE WHIP MILK item: the armistice agenda.