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By Virgil Partch THE HARTFORD COURANTs Tuily, NovamW mo ibranee or appreciation, may be a 01 fl nFOPHF Irinri hnrenthnA nail UI tT UtilnUUi Magic Words Please and thank you really "Dr. Griffith believes the attacks are caused by disease," Mrs. Gable said. A three-week hospital stay with no visitors has been ordered for the 59-year-old star, still on top after a 30-year reign as king of the movie world. Clark Gable Passes Reasonably Good Night HOLLYWOOD (AP) Clark But she added that Gable's Gable was resting comfortably; heart doctor doesn't believe exer- are magic words, but why? You anil Your Cliild Simply this: When a person says "please" or "thank you," he also savs at that instant; I am mind under sedation Monday after suf-'cise causes such attacks.

He is 1 ful of you and the effort that you have put out or I expect you will fering a coronary thrombosis at Dr, George Griffith, who was a By JOHN F. SCHERESCHEWSKY the end of a ions and strenuous: consultant on President Eisen put out on my behalf. These two hower's' heart condition. movie-making job, words turn the speaker atten tion from his own self-centered desires to a consideration of the The heart attack came Sunday at his San Fernando Valley home. On Friday he had finished his last scenes in "The Misfits," for which he had earned three weeks other person.

Of course the mean We Often Forget That Thank You Possesses Almost Magic Powers John Bull's Bulls Better, Briton Beefs LONDON -AP) "There is ing of these two words can be altered by the tone of a person's voice. But when "thank you" is said sincerely or when please is of overtime payments at $48,000 nothing a foreign bull can do that a John Bull bull can't do better," week. He had planned a long va Good morning. This comment Granted these girls are 16 and today might perhaps be called a 17 years old, we still had con- used in its usual meaning they express a concern for other per reminder session concerned with siderable pleasure from receiv- ELECTION RETURNS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK TIMES HEAR IT ON IVGCC 106.9 FM RADIO NEW YORK TIMES POLITICAL EXPERTS one of those areas of social ac ins notes similar to this one sons that is refreshing indeed. These are no sreat pieces of said Conservative MP Edward de Cann Monday.

He was objecting to a recommendation by a government-appointed committee that French bulls be imported in an effort to improve the beef yield of British herds. cation to await the birth of his first. child. Gable had "a reasonably good night," his doctor said Monday. Two nurses attended the actor at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital.

His fifth wife, Kay Spreckels Gable, remained in his room through tivity that is certainly minor compared to the welfare of the that's world-shaking literature; whole nation but which might! for sure. But they made us feel well be of prime importance to ever so much more like getting the welfare of a particular individual I refer today especially Agriculture Ministed Christoph- the night up another picnic again if an appropriate occasion occurs. One of the few good things, it If you have a personal question about your child, write to "Mr. Sherry," The Hartford Courant, 285 Broad Hartford, Conn. You and Your Child appears every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday In The Courant.

Mr. Schereschewsky is heard on WTIC Monday-Friday and appears on Channel 3 Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. to the words "please and thank "He has to lie still all the.er Soames said the government; time," she said. "That bothers; has not yet decided whether to acknowledgement notes, and seems to me, about the corn- him a bit." committee's recom- accept the mendation. some of their cousins, mercialization of certain holidays, I'm reminded of this by a note is that we think much more fre-my wife and I received a fewjquently of sending Christmas days ago.

The words totaled only! cards, birthday cards, or other "Hey, Helen, did a mouse just pass this Gable had filmed "The Misfits" in and around Reno, work-ins' in the scorching desert and notes of that sort to our friends 73, not couning the salutation and County in Ireland Roots for Kennedy ford Men's Association in New, sub-freezing mountains. York saying: -it was rough," said Mrs. Ga- "If' Kennedy is elected, victory, ye. "They worked a lot on a dry 7 Pilifi til conclusion lection day In Cooperation "With Blackstoisc Cigars bonnres wm maze aiong me wex-ford lake, and they'd come back caked with dust. There were a ToTTof NEWROSS, Ireland A cable went to Sen.

John F. Kennedy from his ancestral Irish strenuous wrangling and rodeo scenes, too." NEED A hometown Monday wishing him success in the presidential elec and acquaintances. As far as our children are concerned, it will be a most helpful thing for them, I believe, if they learn to start early sending a line or two to their aunts or uncles or parents of friends with a thank-you or two for some pleasant occasion. We've all heard the old jingle sequence: For want of a nail, a shoe was lost; for want of a shoe, a horse was lost; for want of a horse, a rider was lost, winding up: for want of a message a kingdom was lost all for leave-taking, and goes as follows: "Dear Mr, and Mrs. Sherry, The picnic on Sunday was such fun.

I loved seeing you all again and Debby, too. Everything was wonderful and I've never seen more food. It has been raining here all week and we're all very pessimistic about the weather for next Saturday. We've been thinking about Homecoming Day in the rain and all sorts of things like that, I'm looking forward to seing you then and many thanks for the picnic. Love, Anne." Adds Pleasure Tourist Trade Grows PARIS (AP) A National Assembly report says 862,000 foreign tourists visited Paris during the first half of I960, an increase of 17 per cent over the same 1959 period.

Deaf To Hear News Of Voting on WIICT For the first time in Connecticut, election returns will be televised tonight in sign language for the deaf. At 10 p.m. on its new program, WHCT, Channel 18, will present Gordon W. Clarke, instructor at the American School for the Deaf, interpreting local and national election results for those unable to hear. He will sit beside C.

P. Patterson, Channel 18 newscaster, to interpret the tion. Kennedy's grandfather emigrated to the new world from County BAND 1 High School Diploma? Wexford after the famine of 1830. Politics! Advertisement A third cousin of the senator If INSTRUMENTS 1 still works the family farm at VOTERS IN NEED OF want of a horseshoe nail. Howl Dunganstown, near Newross.

The cable to Kennedy was sent FREE OFFER AO 2-8200 Earn your Conn. State HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA We had taken our daughter and: do we know but that a thank-you note, a small account of remem- 6 or 8 of her friends on a picnic. by the harbor commissioners on behalf of Newross residents. An by studying at homi In your (pare Writ 8 Or PhOMS Today time. Although this course takes only weeks you ara prepared lor a National School of Horn- Nigh School Diploma that Is tht legal I study equivalent of 4 years ot High School.

a jj Ferminqton Ave. National GUARANTEES that you will Dept, C. be qualified to pats Conn. State I yuithani fthiimthm other cable was sent to the Wex-; Rerun movies reviewed by TV Key Excellent xxx Good (xxx) Fair (xx) Poor (x) Date Is Fear of Release Denotes Coloi TRANSPORTATION Call Citizens For Kennedy Headquarters 97 Center St. MA 8-4103 High School Equivalency Exams.

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with enormous staffs, massive electronic Apt. I Occupation equipment, and computer-predicting ma National Election Coverage 9:00 P.M. Ch. 3, 8, 10, 12, 22, 30, 40, 53 All three networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, will have continuous coverage of the election returns throughout the evening, the chines to outcrystal-ball the seer, prophet, or the gypsy. Search for Tomorrow 3.

12 Quick Draw McGraw The First Show 3iornin(i Channel "Brothers in the Saddle" Tim Holt and Richard It Could Be You (C) 10. 22. 30! 12:45 Guiding Light S. 12 1:00 My Littie Margie 3 Matinee Movie 30 "The Lady Of Checks" Rob-j ert Paige and Gloria! Martin, (xxti 1949) Admiral and Swabby Show 1 40 6:00 Continental Classroom (C) 30 6:30 This Our Faith 8 Continental Classroom (C) 10, 22 7:00 Today 10, 22, 30 University of The Air Early Show 10 "Broken Star" Howard Duff and Lita Baron. (1956) 5:30 Rin Tin Tin 40.

53 Stuart. i At Home With Kitty 221 About Faces 8, 40. 53 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 12 Jay's Matinee 10 "The Great Man Votes" John Barrymore and Virginia Weilder. (xxxx 1939) Big Mac Show Salty Brine's Shack 8 12 3 3 3, 12 3 7:30 Breakfast Time Storytune RFD No.

3 8:00 Dap Richards 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Homemaker's Movie Evening imi value-packed UlfSf lllpffl.L BETTER COMPACT CAR 'lllk" Pits I Pllrf eslfrkl i mm compact with 1 rjt Ni'i 5 FINE-CAR STYLINQ ife. fl U) Pi fe ff- MHP fl I 1:30 As the World Turns 3, 12 Highway Patrol 8i Pageant 53 All Star Playhouse 40 6:00 Quick Draw McGraw Big Picture Cartoon Playhouse Brave Stallion 6:25 Weather, News Sports 6:30 Sports, News Weather Wild Bill Hickock Brave Stallion Industry On Parade II WITH OR BELOW iimiffiriMiMHa Rollie Jacobs Club House 22 6:45 Huntley-Brinkley 10, 22 2:00 Full Circle 3 The Jan Murray Show 22, 30 Day In Court 8, 40. 53 San Francisco Beat 12 2:30 House Party 3. 12 Loretta Young Theater 10, 22. 30 Road To Reality 8, 40, 53 3:00 The Millionaire 3 Young Dr.

Malone 10, 22, 30 Beat The Clock 8, 40, 53 "Rich Man, Poor Girl" Robert Young, Lew Ayres, Ruth Hussey and Lana Turner. (xxH 1937) The Jay Kroll Show 10 "His Excellency" Eric Port-man and Cecil Parker. flS36 Topper 8 Tex Pavel Show 30 Looney Tunes 40 Romper Room 12, 22 9:15 Captain Kangaroo 40 9:30 I Married Joan 8 Morning Show 30 Breakfast Playhouse 12 "Turn Back The Clock." Lee Tracy, (xxx 1938) 9:45 Marjorie Mills 40 10:00 Dough Re Mi 22, 30 Susie 8 mi mm cowms or mmmmsmmmww John Daly 8, 53 Douglas Edwards 3, 12 7:00 Dangerous Robin 10 mm i n- tm isat't iaf' Bsr? mm j. Local Election Coverage 3, 8 Movie of The Week 12 The Millionaire 12 3:30 Conn. Bandstand Million Dollar Movie 18 "Golden Arrow" Bette Be Our Guest 18 Who Do You Trust 40, 53 Davis and George Brent, (xxx 1936) Verdict Is Yours 3.

12. 40 From These Roots 10, 22, 30 4:00 American Bandstand mS family-see compact mi i i mifm a The World Around Us 10! Expedition 7:15 W. Mass. Highlights Comment 8. 40.

53 Ranger Andy 3 December Bride 40 10:30 Video Village 40 Best Seller 3 7:30 Local Election Coverage 10, 22. 30 Brighter Day 12 Make Room For Daddy 10, i i a r-M -a if i a i tYiwi iw' Play Your Bunch 10, 22, 30: 111 Mmmn You Asked For It 8:00 Rifleman 8:30 Wyatt Earp Ch. 18 Playhouse Ma Martin 11:00 Price is Right 10, 22. 30 I Love Lucy 3, 12 Morning Court 8, 53 Today's Woman 40 11:39 The Clear Horizon 3. 12 9:00 National Election Coverage 3, 8, 10, 12, 22, 30, 40.

53 Chet Huntley and Dave Movie at Four 18 "Caravan" Stewart Granger and Dennis Price. (xxH 1946) 4:15 Secret Storm 12 4:30 Edge of Night 3. 12 Here's Hollywood 10. 22. 30 5:00 The Early Show 30 or New Orleans" Marlene Dietrich.

Big 3 Theater 3 y' Sr4A II Concentration 10, 22, 30 Love That Bob 8, 40, 53 Brinkley for NBC; Edward R. Murrow and Eric Seva-reid for ABC and John Daly for CBS. Local elec tion returns at twenty-five after and five minutes be fore the hour. "Tell No Tales" Melvyn, Afternoon, 12:00 Love of Life 3. 12 The Texan 8, 40.

53 Truth er Consequences 10, 22. 30 12:30 Queen For A Day 8, 40, 53 Lock- Douglas and Gene U.S. Marshal 18 9:30 Science Fiction Theater 18 hart. (xx 1938) Popeye (C) 8, 10:00 Million Dollar Movie 18 Only 10 and IS minutes news broadcasts are listed. Most RADIO TODAY stations have shorter news breaks at frequent intervals 7: a.m.

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