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4 Meriden Record Saturday MoriNdg Sept 13 4 Bere Meeting Notes Of Local Clubs US Drops -Effort To List Lawyers Guild Insurance Sways-Damage Claim Professors TV Quiz Dropped NEW YORK Lorillard Co announced Friday -it has cancelled sponsorship of the television quiz show "The $64000 A former contestant said last week he was given answers in advance a The WOMEN'S CIUB will meet Tuesday night with Mrs George Maim presiding in the association building Other officer for the season include Mrs Richard Reynolds secretary and Mrs Adam Marcinski treasurer Following a brief business meet- d'etiwwtWktMrdisr activities for the UM of'fte-yeaFIHl (AP) The Department has dropped effort to put the Guild on toe at- with similar audience appeal the "64000 which returns to the- air on CBS Sept 21 The company declined to make any comment on invest! gation Both shows are produced-by the same firm Entertainment Productions Inc Steve Carlin head of the firm said cancellation does not concern any accusation made against toe show the are absolutely convinced of our A Nashville minister the Rev Charles (Stoney) Jackson said last Sunday that in a preshow briefing he was given an answer by that enabled him to win 4000 last December Shirley Bernstein associate producer of the show denied she had ever assisted Jackson Hogan said he would turn over to the grand jury everything he has learned of the alleged rigging of TV quiz shows He said he would ask next Wednesday for the impaneling of the grand jury to hear evidence Such a step is usually an indication the district attorney believes an indictable offense has been committed Aware the public might draw such a conclusion however Ho- gan said quickly is not a fair assumption that we have con The producer said cancellation does not concern any accusation made a g-a i nst the It was the second quiz show to be canceled recently The popular show was dropped with a minimum of explanation by the Colgate-Palmolive Co and by two networks carrying it CBS and NBC Later disclosure of com? plaints to the Federal Communication Commission and to the Manhattan district office that was rigged touched off an-investigation of a number of programs Dist Atty Frank Hogan said Friday he is laying all the evidence he has gathered before grand jury but cautioned agpinst any implication he had found wrongdoing The has been appearing Sunday nights on CBS It was due to leave that network after this perform ance and be broadcast in future over NBC Thursday nights The first word of a chapge in its status came in midafternoon CBS said that because of the crisis over Formosa it would replace this Sunday with a news program Two hours later NBC put out a 60-word statement saying it had been notified by Lorillard the company had its fall programming and was dropping the show for another one to be announced shortly shortly Th network would make no further comment The tobacco company issued a tatement as brief as in which it said it was discontinuing sponsorship of the since it already has a show BOOK STORE SI COLONY ST "Greeting Card Ctnftr Of Maridan" BRIDES TO BE SEE US FOR HARTFORD New research has shown that juries disregard instructions from eburts to avoid consideration of insur- More than 100 federal judges and attorneys attending the US 2nd Circuit Judicial Conference Friday were told research has indicated jurors will consider insurance coverage and award larger damages in cases where the defendant is covered by insurance Jury Survey This information came' from two University of Chicago law professors who are engaged in a survey of the operation of the jury system in American courts They gave the federal judges and lawyers a peek at their soon-to-be published findings a panel discussion at the Statler-Hilton Hotel Professor Harry Kalven Jr termed court rules which forbid discussion of insurance as Kalven said findings indicate juries will openly discuss fees and insurance in their verdict considerations Professor Hans Zeisel said the the policy that seems to motivate some juries which make huge awards is partly caused by the fear of error (the juries) would rather err against the party Which can afford said Zeisel Candid Discussion Kalven said the time had come for courts to consider candid discussion of insurance aspects of damage cases Switching to another topic the Gty Items Services at the Main St Baptist Church Will be held Sunday at 10:45 am The sermon topic will be the Sunday school opens at 9:45 am Holy Communion will be served at 8 am in St Andrews Episcopal Church Church school classes will open at 9 and a family service will be held at 10 The morning prayer and sermon will be held at 11 A service of Holy Com munion will be held Wednesday at 10 am The Rev Burton Cantrell of New Haven will be the guest preacher at the Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday at 9:30 a The Commission on Evangelism will meet Monday at 8 pm in the parish house With will be the 11 am sermon topic of the First Baptist Church on Sunday The church school will open at lOam A first anniversary mass will be celebrated today at 8 am in St Church for Mollie Hannigan researchers said a study of soma 6000 reports from some 500 trial judges showed judge disagreed with jury finding stooKt -SO pe cent of the- time Zeisel said the percentages var' ied some with the type of cases considered The most drastic differences of opinion came in rape cases he said where it was found that 42 per cent of the juries acquitted a defendant where the judge would have found him guilty Widely Varied Zeisel said the 6000 reports came from all 48 states but participation by state varied widely Only one judge from Connecticut participated he said The public sessions of the conference began yesterday with welcoming remarks by the 2nd Chief Judge Charles Clark of New Haven Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren will not attend the conference because of the Little Rock school integration question decided by the court Friday Judge Clark said Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan was expected for concluding sessions and dinner Gov Ribicoff who was scheduled to address the conference was unable to attend and missed hearing his highway safety program lauded World Wide Effect Professor Arthur Goodhart of Oxford University said Ribicoff made a great reputation in for his enforcement of highway laws think people here realize what a worldwide effect this campaign ha Goodhart- said Former Attorney General Herbert Brownell was a spectator at session but did not speak WHEN THE OCCASION COMES SUCH AS Weddings Anniversary Birthdays Illness Funerals New Babies GRILLO 1177 NORTH BROAD ST- 8E 5-6361 1 IS THE TIME TO PLAN THAT WASHINGTON Justice a five-year National orgir The adtion was disclosed Friday in a motion filed with the US District Court here The department asked the court to dismiss fis meaning there is no question left to a guild suit to prevent the listing The department said it has rescinded the proposed designation of the guild on the list The government motion said the proceeding has been so long-drawn out that some witnesses it considered important to establishing its contention that the guild should be listed are no longer available due to death or other causes The dismissal motion made on behalf of Atty Gen Rogers said comprehensive analysis of the case has been completed and the attorney general has concluded that the evidence that would now be available fails to meet the strict standards of proof needed Atty Gen Herbert Brownell notified the guild in August 1953 that he proposed to designate toe organization as subversive on grounds that it had been organized under Communist party direction and had substantially followed Communist party policies since 1946 The guild denied these charges and asked for a hearing Shortly afterward the guild filed suit in US District Court here to enjoin any hearing because it contended the proceeding was unconstitutional The guild lost that case The Supreme Court denied review A dispute then arose over questions which the attorney general submitted in writing to the guild and the organization took the matter back to the US District Court ast July 2 requesting an injunction to prevent the attorney general from putting the guild on the list Army Orders Super-Booster For Satellite WASHINGTON (AP)-The Army Friday contracted for a super-Ixwster for a satellite launching It is to have a thrust of 1 million pounds about eight times greater than this largest existing propulsion unit There was no word as to the type of satellite it is proposed to launch But the Defense Department announcement spoke of a system for placing very large pay-loads into orbit This left open the question of whether a manned satellite might be contemplated In the parlance the booster is the first stage of a multistage rocket The two-million-doliar contract for the superbooster was awarded North American Rock-etdyne Division The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agent assigned the high priority project to the ballistic missile agency for supervision The announcement said the superbooster will consist of a cluster of already tested rocket motors packaged into a single unit The Eight Weddings SetFor Today V- In Meriden Area Weddings of local interest scheduled to take place today in the Meriden area include the following: Curylo-Lewandowski Miss JoAnn Lewandowski daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lewandowski of 197 Elm St and Robert John Curylo son of Mrs John Curylo of 48 Prospect St and the late Mr Curylo will be married this morning in St Stanislaus Church A breakfast will be served at the home following the ceremony Chiaro-Smulski In a ceremony set for 9 a in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Miss Jane Elizabeth Smulski daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Smulski of West Cefiter St Southington will be married to Robert Angelo Chiaro son of Mr and Mrs Angelo Chiaro of Woodland St The reception will be held at the Yankee Silversmith Inn Jakiela-Coletto The marriage of Miss Shirley Ann Coletto daughter of Mrs Nicholas Coletto of 249 Old Turnpike Road Southington and the late Mr Coletto to Edward Charles Jakiela of 435 Center St Meriden will be solemnized today at 9 am in St Thomas Church Southington The reception will follow at Restaurant Southington Barbeau-King St Church will be the setting today at 10 am of the wedding of Miss Claire Louise King of 18 Summer St daughter of Mr and Mrs Telesphore King of South Ashbumham Mass to Roger Alfred Barbeau son of Mrs Louise Barbeau of 108 William St Wallingford The reception will be held in of Hall Wallingford Benigni-Caruso Miss Lucille Armida Caruso daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Caruso of 34 Williams Place Wallingford will become the bride of Harry Joseph Benigni son of Mr and Mrs Enrico Benigni of 155 North Cherry St Wallingford in a ceremony set for 10 am today in Holy Trinity Church Wallingford A reception at the Log Cabin will follow the ceremony Gosselin-May The wedding of Miss Alice Catherine May daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Patrick May of 80 Jepson Lane South Meriden to Fernand Raymond Gos selin son of Mrs Alma Gosselin of 78 Huber Ave will take place today at It am in St Rose Church The reception will be held at Mountain View Lodge Brain-Gosselin In a ceremony set for 11 am today in St Church Miss Katherine Mary Gosselin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lucien Gosselin of 341 Colony St will become the bride of David Brain son of Mr and Mrs Francis Brain of Plainfield NJ The reception will follow at the South Meriden House Majeski-Arnold Miss Joyce Ellen Arnold daughter of Mrs Charles Arnold of 24 North First St and the late Mr Arnold will be married today at 11 am in St Church to Robert Majeski son of William Majeski of 52 Vine St and the late Mrs Majeski A reception at Lou will follow the ceremony Picnic Luncheon For Garden Circle The Garden Circle of the Meriden Club will begin its fall season on Tuesday with a picnic meeting at the home of Mrs Wales Lee 800 Main St Extension South Meriden A board meeting has been called for 12:30 pm by Mrs John Sternberg chairman Members are to bring their own box flinches and coffee will be served by the hostess with 1 set as the hour Members of the Club who would like to join the Garden Circle for the coming season are invited to attend this meeting Of the 10000 students at Copenhagen University Denmark 2500 are married There are 500 husband and wife couples at the And Mr and Mrs Frank 27 Draper Ave observed thqjr 22nd wedding anniversary yester day They have two children Christine and Frank Ziemb'a Jr who is with the Lb Air Force Mr and Mrs Benjamin Brys of 153 Gale Ave celebrated their 30jh wedding anniversary yesterday They have one daughter Mrs Frederick Erasmus and three grandchildren Carol David and Nancy Mr and Mrs Alfred Green of 260 Cook Ave have returned from Bemerton Wash' where they visited Mrs son Fred Freemantle They made the trip both ways by airplane James Grosvenor of 55 Lins-ley Ave has been a patierjt at the New Haven Hospital where his condition is listed -as serious He is in the Tompkini Annex Room 104 Steven Opalski Raymond Thompson and Delio Valente all of Meriden and Leandre Lavigne and son DAvid of Waterbury have left on a fishing trip to Mon tauk aboard toe Mon Ami III All arc members of the Meriden Pow-er Squadron Holy Name Society To Sponsor Dance In Rosary Hall The Holy Name Society of St Church will hold a dance on Saturday September 20 from 8:30 pm to 12:30 am in Rosary Hall Refreshments will be served and music will be furnished by Joe orchestra Patrick Waldron is general chairman assisted by Parker Readdin Irby Cossette John Doyle George Leahy Alfred Conreaux and George Hamrah Tickets may be obtained from any member of the committee Schlesinger Remarks Fail To Ire Bailey HARTFORD i Democratic State Chairman John Bailey declined to get into a controversy Friday over a charge by Prof Arthur Schlesinger Jr of Harvard University one of Adlai closest advisors that he is a leader claim that Bailey turned his back on his by refusing to back Chester Bowles or William Benton for the Democratic US Senate nomination last June brought this comment from Bailey: Open convention Mr Schlesinger was unaware of the fact that there was a free and open convention here in Connecticut and the delegates nominated the candidate of their Prof Schlesiftger reached it Harvard indicated he was of the background of the political conditions in the state that brought about the nomination of Thomas Dodd for the Senate Schlesinger whose critical comments on Bailey were contained in an article published in this iissue of the New Republic Magazine also was hesitant about being drawn into an argument with Bailey with whom he said he is well-acquainted Stevenson In Europe But he did say that in his stinging piece on Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania politics that he was and writing only for himself Gov Stevenson has been in Europe for the last three months and returned several days after the piece had gone to press There was no consultation with him on any matter concerning the piece I have not spoken to him since last Proi Schlesinger said he did not believe Stevenson would be a candidate for president again in 1960 East 8th Ministry in 10 years since independence was feated in Dacca three days after it was sworn in Abu Hossain Sarker was its head naif comniEiiTs By Bud Lackipo BILL OF RIGHTS ms Consider If will Its aim yon and sented for the approval of members New officers 'will be hostesses for the social hour when refreshments will be served The GOLDEN AGE CLUB will hold its regular meeting today from 1 to 4 at the AOH Home Grove St The WCTU will hold its opening meeting of the season Tuesday at 2:30 at the YWCA Mrs Guy Myers will lead the devotions and delegates will be elected to the 83rd state convention to be held October 2 at the First Methodist Church Hartford when Dr Sam Morris of Texas will be the speaker FRIENDLY CIRCLE No 90 Companions of the Forest will be host to the Connecticut State Officers Association on Sunday at at the AOH Hall Grove St Guests of honor will include Mrs Anna Leavy of Bridgeport supreme chief companion Mrs Ellen Berty of Bridgeport supreme deputy companion Miss Alvina Langlies of Norwich state president and her staff Mrs Louise Liverman past State president will be in charge of the meeting assisted by Mrs Eleanors DiFrancesco third state trustee The Meriden McALL AUXILIARY meeting scheduled for Tuesday will be held at the home of Mrs Hazel Kennedy of Meriden-Waterbury Road Southington instead of at the home of Mrs Oliver Rule as planned The Meriden POETRY SOCIETY will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Sunday at 3 at the YWCA Crown St A ne slate of officers will be presented by the nominating committee consisting of Brad-lee Sawtelle chairman Miss Emma Manfreda and Mrs Lydia Atkinson Plans for the Poetry Day banquet to be held on October 16 at Sun Valley Acres will be completed Recorded Lecture ill Open Season For Camera Club The first meeting of the season for the Meriden Camera Club will be held on Monday at 8 pm at the 1711 Club Inn according to Tom Mudry president of the group The first program will be a recorded lecture entitled and Modern Scheduled for October is a new slide show by Cliff Bradley A new scoring system will be used this year which the president hopes will encourage competitive interest among the local print and slide makers Meriden Camera Club meetings are open at all times to guests of members and to persons comtem-plating joining the club Officers in addition to Mr Mudry include Karl Fuchs vice president Helen Bryan secretaryt and Don Packard treasurer CaW Rondeau past president ii'firogram chairman main element of the cluster will be a motor similar to that used in the intermediate and intercontinental range ballistic missiles the Army Jupiter the Air Force Thor and the Air Force Atlas Needs Accordingly BE 5-2545 18 20 INCH Miss Patricia Hook Hook-Julian Nuptials Set For Oct 25 Mr and Mrs Robert Hook of Cleveland Ohio announce the engagement and forth coming marriage of their daughter Patricia to Dr Charles Julian son of Mr and Mrs Charles Julian of 18 Summer Place Miss Hook is a model in New York City Dr Julian attended Lincoln Chiropractic College of Indianapolis and completed his post graduate work at the New York Chiropractic Institute The wedding will take place on Oct 25 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Campus Notes DONALD BRONSARD son of Mrs Claire Bronsord of 169 Dexter Ave has returned to Ford-ham University in New York where he is a member of the sophomore class majoring in communication arts DAVID PAPALLO and FRANCIS DOHERTY both grad uates of Fairfield University in June left yesterday to begin the study of law in Washington Mr Papallo the son of Mr and Mrs Christopher Papallo of 16 Springdale Ave was graduated from Meriden High School in 1954 and will enter Columbus School of Law at the Catholic University of America Mr Doherty the son of Mrs Molly Uoherty of 148 Wall St is a 1954 graduate of Notre Dame High School New Haven He will begin his studies at Georgetown University Law School in Washington GEORGE A NANKERVIS formerly of 74 Dexter Ave has be gun his studies in the School of Medicine and Dentistry of the University of Rochester Rochester He did his undergraduate work at Princeton University receiving a bachelor of arts degree in 1952 During the past three years he has been doing graduate work in bacteriology in Rochester Miss JANET GAI THOMAS of 30 Winthrop Terrace a student at the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing has started a 12 week program in psychiatric nursing at the Institute of Living Hartford Student nurses from eight schools of nursing in several states are enrolled in this affiliate program TNT Club Plans Open Meeting The TNT Club of the YWCA will-meet Monday at 7:30 pm: when new members will be welcome A brief business session will be followed by a social hour The- TNTs are young business girls who meet weekly at YWCA The club program is varied and includes picnics plays music cards discussions demonstations A supper meeting is held once a month and a service project conducted A weekend conference is held with other clubs and an opportunity is offered tp attend a summer conference as part of the YW Adult program Any business girl between the ages of 20 and 35 is invited to the meeting Monday BEATRICE LEE CHRISTIE NOW! Luncheon Dinner Party Our well trained staff is prepared to offer suggestions to meet YOUR requirements at YOUR budget Telephone today for full details or better still call in person and see our excellent facilities eluded there is He said toe welter of charges and countercharge made agaist various shows could be studied by the grand jury to see the crime of conspiracy or other crimes have been Hogan said he did not want to wait until the usual installation next month of four grand juries because me integrity of certain persons and enterprises had been questioned publicly think they are entitled to as speedy a resolution of these charges as is he said Hogan declined to name the shows which would go to the grand jury Gene Tierney Back On Hollywood Scene HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Gene Tier-ney who has been in the Men-ninger Clinic in Topeka Kan after a nervous breakdown three years ago is back visiting old friends in Hollywood and hopes to make a picture in the near future She has one picture to go under a contract with 20th Century-Fox Written Guarantee Reliable Service Finger-tip Control Ventilation Top and Bottom Self-Storing BE 7-7132 9th Successful Year All Type Of Dancing Taught REGISTER SUNDAY SEPT 14 (10 TO 6 PM) PHONE BE 5-5409 Mrs Christie is past president of the Itajii-e Educators of America Chicago National Assn of Uanco Masters Also a member of Dance Masters of America and Connecticut Club Mr Christie has taught for the DEA the DM of A and the CADM Boston and Philadelphia New Classes in Body Control Muscle Building AH New Students Must Register In Person SCHOOL OF THE DANCE 69 MAIN STREET Tel BE 5-5409 -'eeeeeeeweweeeeeweweeeeeeweeeeeweeeeeeejewwet RESTAURANT 467 WEST MAIN BE 7-1575 WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY and TUESDAY IN OBSERVANCE OF THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS Please Anticipate Your freedom from furnace chores COLONY HARDWARE 443 COLONY ST NEW HARROW-WIDTH UTILITY MODELS take as httls at 3 sq ft of floor span can bi tucked away in closet Complete with automatic controls sad whisper-quiet blower PRESEASON SPECIAL! TRIPLE TRACK 100 Fully Extruded Alcoa Aluminum aluMinui SCREEN and 'Sunny Borders Nurseries Now Open FALL PLANTING The fall planting season is now in full Make your selection from our freshly dug evergreens flowering shrubs and perennials Bring a picture of your house or a simple sketch Mr Bennerup will gladly discuss your planting problems' with you and help you pick out the proper material for your particular house STORM NDOWS AiM ricasv WE WILL BE CLOSED Monday Sept 15th Tuesday Sept 16th In Observance Of The JEWISH HIGH HOLIDAYS WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS NEW BASEMENT LOW-BOY is only 37ft inches high but a giant when it comes to producing warm air beat- ing comfort for every room in your house Available with I shown for easier! cleaning Standard FURNACE CO Heavy Spreading and Upright Yews 3 12 Large Assortment of PHLOX and DELPHINIUM in full bloom SI 00 each 3 for $275 you will understand its name The Bill of Bights is meant to be a safeguard for our liberty It might be well to read it through and thereby prove by this review this document provides indeed whatever rights a man might need We provide skilled service on all makes and models of TV and radios Whenever you set needs attention phone BK 5-4927 Vale TV 7 Yale Street Meriden radios Whenever your set needs like our workmanship and our fair price policy YALE TV 7 Yale St Meriden Ph BE 8 4977 These compact modern American-Standard warm air heating unit make it easy and inexpensive to replace your old "white furnace and enjoy winter air conditioning at its best Efficient design saves you money on fuel call today! 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