Ih ily N tt TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, IfM r« F Uko W M k Ended TIm Weather FAGI EIGHTEEN foreenet of D. 8. W< M o n a tb tv 7 , 1 N 4 Oloadr nad eeel thMugh 14J39 lonlag wttk periods o t B g h t Mr. and Mra. Alan Lynn of ruin; less tonlilri In 4ttss Mfh «». Dover, Del., formerly of Man­ Board Appoints od the A u d it About Town chester, are vlaiting here after o i CSranlntlM morrow m m r O. an absence of about one year. Seminar Head eUSS ENCLOSURES Mdnehe»ter~—A City o f Village Charm ChapmaB Joy CSrcle of North Mra. Lynn is the former Judith MaUwdirt Church will meat to* Mlimey. They will visit their morrow at 2 p.m. at the church. Dr. Jlm as Brown, director of FOR BATHTUBS VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 36 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 (CUsslfled Advertising en Pnge m parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver the Regional A ffaln Center of PRICE SEVEN CENTS Hostessea will be Mra. Grlawold Minney, 45 St. Paul Dr., and and SHOWERS Chappel, Mra. Herbert J. Brad­ the University of Hartford, has Mr. and Mra Charles Lynn, 44 been chosen as coordinator of ley and Mra. Ellen Static* Green Rd. They will also cele­ Glass does a beautiful jo b 'fo r such weather. the Town Planning and Develop­ brate their first wedding an­ ment Semlnara. to be conducted purposes in your bathroom. Easy to niversary today. Lynn is an Events Mra. Edward Lee and Mra. by the Manchester Community Clean. Never wears out. airman first class at Dover College. Jamea Beckwltch, both mem- AFB. Seven Crewmen Die bera of the Women’a Fellow- Ihe appointment was ap­ proved last night by the board of OPEN 8 A JR. to 8 P.M. Bhip of Second Congregational Airman l.C. Dawson N. Bentz, SATURDAY 8 AJR. to 12 NOON In State Church, will be interviewed to­ education upon the recommend­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman ation of Dean Frederick Lowe.. morrow at 1:15 p.m. on the N. BenU of 403 E. Middle Tpke., Pat Turner Show on WINF. The six seminar sessions Will has re-enlisted in the U.S. Air be financed by a |l,500 allocation J. A. WHITE BU SS CO. They 'Will tell of a "Winter Force for another term of serv­ Proposed Name As Bomber Crashes Wonderland Bazaar," being voted last summer by the town ice after his selection for career board of directors. 31 Bls8«IISt.--PiioiM M l 9-7322 aponaored by the fellowahip status. The airman, a missile Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dr. Lowe told the board of For Route 8 analyst at McCoy Air Force education that Dr. Brown will WOLF POINT, Mont.fheld by the Air Force pending^ A tall section of the aircraft in Fellowahip Hall at the Base, Fla., is a graduate of notification of next of kin. with the number still visible was church. secure nationally known speak- Honors Darcey (AP) — An intercontinen Manchester High School. ers> in addition to local, re^onal tal B52 bomber crashed The plane was from the 462nd the largest piece of wreckage. and state figures, for the free Stratet^c Aerospace Wing, the Other pieces were no bigger Phi Theta Chapter of Beta series of seminars, scheduled HARTFORD (AP) — and burned in a desolate Air Force announced, at L«rson than a washtub, authorlUea said. Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow to start soon. Gov. John N. Dempsey ravine - cut northeastern Air Force Base, Moses Lake, First reports of the crash Wash. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Dr. Brown, who is considered W ED. O N LY! says that he will personally Montana area late Tuesday came about 11 p.m. from resi­ Miss Elmyra Tessier, 99 Broad a specialist on problems of gov­ night, killing all seven The Air Force said the plane dents of a sparsely populated St. The meeting is open to have introduced in the was on a simulated bombing run section 26 miles south of Wolf ernment, is a professor of public crew members, and start­ Front End those interested In joining. The administration at the University MEN'S and BOYS’ sBa ■ ■ General Assembly a bill to to Bismarck, N.D., but carried Point. hostess will be in charge of of Hartford. name a major section of ing a prairie fire. no bombs. The prairie fire was seen m program. He had previously taught his­ Route 8 the ‘‘James H. The bodies were found today, It said radio contact was lost far away as Scobey, 80 miles Special tory-and political science at St. HALF SOLES $ n /5 with the plane as it was de­ from the crash scene. Darcey Memorial High­ the Air Force reported. scending from an altitude of R 0 9 I. . $12.50 A mlasion class on Spanish Joseph College in West Hartford. Residents of the house nearest Amei^ans, spon.sored by Unit­ way.” Two of the bodies were locat­ 36.(X)0 feet to 23,(XX) feet. the crash, the Jake Schlepp (1) ALIGN FRONT END He serves as Chalrmaii. of the and HEELS " ed near one of the eight jet en­ ed Church Women, will be held research committee of the Darcey, general manager of Ranchers mobilized hastily to family, neither saw nor heard (2) BALANCE FRONT Regular 18.50 - $3.75 The Waterbury Republican and gines, which were hurled more fight the prairie fire and extin­ it and were informed by neigh­ WHEELS—Reg. $4-00 Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon Greater Hartford Chamber of at Center Congregational s Leather, Neolite or Rubber American, died earlier this year. than a fourth of a mile from the guished it with sacks, shovels bors. The Schlepp house la thres (S) CHECK FRONT Commerce. Church instead of Wednesday The governor said yesterday point of-Impact. and tractors after it burned WHEEL BEARINGS as previously scheduled. Mrs. that the bill he Is having drafted Names of the men were with- across 350 acres. (See Page Ten) (4) CHECK BRAKE JUSTICE JOINS LAW Earl Swallow will conduct the will give the Darcey name to the SYSTEM Christmas Bazaar Features Variety of Items WASHINGTON (AP) — Spirit class. of jtuUce has joined majesty of section of Route 8 running from IIOUSE&.HALE the Naugatuck town line north All Four Only Mrs. Joseph Phelan, left, andw to 3 p.m. at St. Bartholomew's^Andreoll, candy; Mrs. Robert law at the new Rayburn House to Route 44 in Wlnsted. Students Riot in Japan Mrs. Daniel Carey set up School Hall Dell, preserves; Mra. Charlee Office Building. HAT CLEANING and QUALITY Mrs. Edward Serrell and Mrs. Gervase and Mrs. Miglio Car- The bigger-than-Iife statues of Dempsey said that Darcy “ as window display last week 1 much as any individual was res­ THE COLONIAL HALL Walter Jennings are co-chair­ 1111, used toys; Mrs. Edward seated Q ^ree face each other SHOE REBUILDING SERVICE DEPT. — ROCKVILLE — the former Tweeds store on men of the event. Goss and Mrs. Dominick Ca- across the broad expanse of ponsible for the legislative push that made possible the speedy Available For Main St. with articles that will They will be assisted by Mrs. taldo, games, and Mrs. William steps S t the front of the building PLEASE USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE Receptions, Weddings, be sold ,at a Chri-stma.s Bazaar, Anthony Pietrantonlo, arrange­ Taylor, Santa Claus. (Herald which is expected to be ready construction of Route 8 through Arrival o f N-Sub Private Parties, sporlsored by St. Bartholomew's ments; Mrs. Geno Andreini and photo by Ofiara). for occupancy in January. the upper portion of the Nauga­ Social Events, etc. Church, Saturday from 10 a.m. Mrs. Vincent Rosa, publicity; tuck Valley." SERVICE ON ALL Call 875-9327 Mrs. George Bosch, decorations; I He recalled that at a ground- CONVENTIONAL MAKES Mrs. John Kurowski and Mrs. i breaking ceremony in 1962 for one section of Route 8 he had Sets Off Protest Robert Boland, refreshments; FOR Mrs. Stanley Bellefleur and I joked that the highway should MORIARTY Mrs. Anthony Giraitls, house j be designated "Darcey Drive.” COMPARE OUR and attic treasures; Mrs. Fran­ I The bill will probably be ,in- SASEBO, Japan (AP)—Leftist-led demonstrations cis Boland and Mrs. Eugene i troduced in January when -the Cosmetics general assembly begins normal 1 broke out tonight in this southerfi port on the eve of BROTHERS PRICES ON ALL Lescroart, cakes and foods; PRESCRIPTIONS Mrs. Joseph LaVae, aprons. I business. Demp.sey .said he j the first visit of a U.S. nuclear-powered submarine 'to 301-815 CENTER ST. Also, Mrs. Daniel Carey and would seek bi-partisan sponsor­ Japan. Police reinforcements poured into the city. TEL. 643-5135 IT’S Mrs. Charles Hamilton, handi­ (Herald photo by Pinio) ship for the bill in both houses. Fighting broke ' out in Tokyo<8>- ARTHUR DRUG crafts; Mrs. Joseph Phelan sind Paii;icipating in this morning’s Veterans Day cere­ • Hyszko of St. John’s Polish National Catholic when police tritd to break up a danced up to the gates and bn- Mrs. Kenneth Grabow, chil­ monies are (left to right) the Rev. Paul Kaiser of Church, Aiithony O’Bright (A L ), speaker Edson Operating First sitdown protest against the visit gan a sitdown. Liggefts dren’s gifts; Mrs. Harry Fay, I by 1,400 students in fremt of the Akira Iwal, leader of tiie 4.i country store; Mrs. Jaunes Concordia Lutheran Church, Henry Wierzbicki M. Bailey, Mayor Francis Mahoney, Mrs. Anthony HARTFORD (AP) - A suc­ Diet building. Twelve police and mllUon-memlier left-wing i - cessful -removal of a senile Downing and Mrs. Edward Pa- (AL), Edwin Edwards (VFW), the Rev. Walter Rowe (VFW Auxiliary) and C. Elmore Watkins. eight students were injured In OHYO Lalx>r Federation, At The Parkade cataract by freezing (cryosur­ ganl, special gifts; Mrs. Stan­ ------the fighting. Nine students were threatened to esdl protest gery) was performed for the MANCHESTER ley Mldlln and Mrs. John Col­ arrested. strikes unless the government lins, holiday decorations; Mrs. first time in Hartford yester­ The demonstrations in Sasebo withdrew its pennissicMi for Steve Casallno and Mrs. John day at Mt. Sinai Hospital. were more sporadic. But Social­ submarines to visit. Legislators Removal of the cataract or RUMMAGE SALE Veterans Day Ceremonies ist leaders predicted 10,000 dem­ American and Japanese au­ thin membrane that covers the 8EN. RUSSELL LONG onstrators would be on hand lens o f the eye is one of the thorities have streesed that the Faced With when the 2,552-ton Sea Dragon Sea Dragon carries no nuclear Sponsored By Soroptimist Club of Manchester most delicate surgical opera­ docks ’Thursday in Sasebo for a tions in medicine. weapons and t h « there Is no three-day visit. danger of radloacti'vs eontemt- THURS.. NOV. 12— 9 A.M. Honor Heroes of All Wars Jan. 6 Limit A thermoelectrically cooled Long Camp Tension was high in Sasebo, nation. stylet at 0 degrees was ap­ only 35 miles from Nagasaki, plied to the cataract. It took By ROBERT KILPATRICK ■^cation. The keynote speech of^erans Day truly a day of dedi smkshed by a U.S. atomic bomb K was the first political erisia 773 Main St. (Formerly Tweeds) FOR EXPERT HARTFORD (AP) — The six seconds to remove it from Manchester paused to­ Edson M. Bailey, World War I cation. joining veteiAiu in Confident In World War D. faced by Premier Blsaku Sato, WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING veteran and former principal of such a crusade we ■win niake busy 1963 Connecticut General the eye. The operation w m per­ 1 day to remember the fight­ formed on a 74-year-old man. Officials said the government elected two days ago to replace I'.J Benefit of Homemakers Service RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING Manchester High School, set a substantial payment oh our Assembly, its latest special ses­ was moving 2,500 police rein­ ailing Hayato Ikeda. ers— ^living and dead—^who the tone. sion under way, has a new Cataracts are the most COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE debt to them.” frequent cause of blindness in Of Support forcements into Sissebo and Tiro hours after the govern­ had battled tlmiughout the "If Veterans Day, 1964, ; . . The observances began from deadline to meet for reaching sending six patrol bo«ts to the ment’s announcement Tuesday SEE has any meaning it is that once .pportionment. the elderly. They are about the world to obtain the free, Manchester High B size 6 t the yoke of a robins harbor to prevent dbmonstra- of the sub 'visit, Communist and again we reflect upon the ideals promptly at 10:30 when, with Legislative leaders set Jan. WASHINGTON (AP) — The tors from blocking channels. Socialist sound trucks w etf democratic society we for which our country was egg and are formed when the camp of Sen. Russell B. Long ■ EYE-GLASSES by a blast of a whistle, the units 6 as the date for the closing of membrane lacks proper nutri­ Nearly 10,000 lefUet-led dem­ driving through Sasebo urging know today. fought; on the virtues which came to attention and stepped the special liesslon and agreed exuded confidence today over onstrators marched to the gates the populace to expose the 'visit. CLARKE MOTOR SALES 'It was a cold tmd gloomy ents and turns opaque. his chances of becoming assist­ DeBella and Reale Opticians have made America great; and out for the short march to the to limit the session strictly to Within about two weeks the of the Diet in Terfeyo and handed They were matched by sound 301 BROAD STREET— 643-9521 ■Veterans Day and ceremonies to resolve once more to take up hospital. reapportionment issues — ex­ ant Senate Democratic leader in petitions to 30 Socialist mem­ trucks of the ruling Ubeial man should have his normal vi­ the new (Congress next January. Complete were performed under rain- whatever arms must be em­ Many small clusters of on­ cept for emergency leglslatlcm bers of the Diet demanding csui- Democrat party blaring govern­ sion restored, Mt. Sinai doctors This is the post now held by Eye Glass Service threatening clouds. ployed to keep America great. lookers had gathered to watch certified by the House Speaker cellation of the submarine’s 'vIb- ment assurances that the sub say. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Vour e y e doctor's But it was a time of rededl-' By doing this we will make Vet- the parade as it headed down and the President Pro Tempore it. Party leaders claimed they posed no radiatioti threat to Sa­ prescription filled — of the Senate. Minnesota, vice president-elect. had signatures of more than X sebo. E. Middle Tpke. and onto Main It will be filled by vote of the 68 modem frames — The Legislators opened the Pleads Innocent million of Japan’s 100 million URra-rlghtists alements also St. before turning right to the Democratic senators meeting In lenses duplicated — World War I Memorial located session yesterday. Before ad­ HARTFORD (AP)— Edward people. As the demonstrators journing until next Tuesday, caucus ahead of the new ses­ march off, 1,4(X) students snake- prescription sun­ before the hospital. T. Roche, 28, o f Weehawken, sion. glasses — prompt re­ Many Families Post Qaims they heard G o v . John Demp­ N.J., pleaded Innocent yester­ Some of the units represent­ Long claims to have commit­ pairs. HOLMES^unefta^ffjm s ed were the various veterans sey’s special message, in which day in U.S. District Court to 18 Asylum Street he urged them to do the reap- chargee of bank robbery. Roche ments of more than 86 senators 400 MAIN STREET • AAANCHESTER.CONN. For Most-in-Service Record organizations and their auxil­ that they will support him for HARTFORD iaries, the Boy Scouts, and Room 104 (See Page Seventeen) (See Page Ten) the post. The Louisiana senator Alabama Democrats Worry^ Girl Scouts. The Manchester said he will ■win on the second or Russ DeBella Tel. 522-0757 Enrico F. Reale WASHINGTON (AP) — Many<^ More than a dozen families High School Band was accom­ third ballot in the caucus "pro­ proud American families, from came forth ■with at least seven panied by its coetumed baton- vided President Johnson does May Lose Primary Rights Whatever The the Thompsons of Minnesota to members In service during the twirlers. not enter the situation.” the Coynes and Zygmunts of past 25 years. Police diverted traffic and ^ Even Birds Are Confused Long said that as of the mo­ Weather Penn.sylvania, have po.sled At least two — the Thompsons the parade reached the hospital ment the President has not ex­ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)^ration, Democratic nominatloii claims to the most-in-military of Lawler, Minn., and the about five minutes before the pressed a preference and “ I do — After each presidential elec­ was all it took to win. service record by a single fami­ Vaughts of Oawfordsvllle, Ind. ceremonies were due to begin. Unusual Problems Created not believe he will.” tion since 1952, the Democrats The Goldwater landslide To protect the pallbearers, fam­ ly — had 10 veterans of military The participants slowly gath­ His chief opponents for the in Alabama have counted the elected five Republicans to Oi»t- The Veterans Administration, service In the family. ered In a semi-circle on the post are Sens. John O. Pastore rotums and twitted the RepubU- gross and swept Denlocrats out ily and visitors from inclement In advance of Veterans Day to­ Nine of the 12 Thonfipson freshly raked lawn surrounding By Lengthy Indian Summer of Rhode Island and Mike Mon- caiu: “You’re eligible to have a of local office in a score of coun­ Max Miller B liss the war memorial. There was a weather, we have a portico over day, had wopdered aloud of the brothers, sons of Helen Thomp­ roney of Oklahoma. Also men­ primary now, why don’t you?” ties. Thousands of Alabamans, Kjera family,” originally from son who still lives In the Lawler chill in the air and It was not tioned as possibilities are Sens. A political party must get 20 bristling with resentment our front entrance. It’s another of Minnesota, held some sort of area, served during World War long before both spectators and (CHICAGO (AP) — This is the^ “ The other day,” Robert Edmund Muskie of Maine and per cent of the votes in a gener­ against the party of their ances­ Says... our facilities for the comfort and record with its seven brothers II. \ 10th entered military serv­ particloants were shivering. season when any suburbanite Mann said, “ I saw huge flocks Philip A. Hart of Michigan. al election before it can have a tors, cast a straight GOP ballot. n th m k ’L who,saw military service during ice right aften the war. All sur­ Hospital employes and patients worth his salt usually is moodily of blackbinls and bronzed grac- In recent days both Pastore primary, at state expense, the- Republican -spokesman jubl-.. THlOflDIR convenience of the families we is World War U. vived. All but one still live In watched from windows. contemplating his snow shovel. kles traveliiw east. They should and Monroney announced their following election year. lantly proclaimed the advent of OFTHl serve. The VA did not spepify if by Minnesota. After the National Anthem, Instead, many of them have have been flying south at this candidacies and circulated let­ The Republicans have been a strong two-party system in a GOlDinRUlE record it meant number of fam­ Ten of the 11 Vaught brothers chairman Anthony O’Bright of dandelion problems. time of year. They seem to ters to Democratic senators eligible since the finit Eisen­ state lo n g known for one-party VISIT OUR NEW ily members who served in served a total of nearly 50 years the American Legion welcomed In the eastern half of the na- think it’s stUl summerUme. seeking support. The Long hower campaign of 1962. They control. -Acting OOP state chair- - the military simultaneously or in the armed services — seven those present The Invocation, Uon, trees stubbornly clutch “ The flowers and the trees camp regards Pastore as the kept right on nominating their man Tom Brigham went fur­ an Electric Blanket the family with the most World their leaves and flowers are don’t seem to know today is most formidable opponent. candidates by convention — and ther. Ho said Alabama will be a LIQUOR War II veterans. " (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Seventeen) blooming. Even the birds are Nov. 11. Dandelions are bloom­ Monroney said Tuesday In getting a bigger vote each elec­ Republican state in the years to SOUIH SIDE confused. ing and leaves are still on buck­ Oklahoma City that he feels tion. come. ENTBANCE The western United States has thorn trees. very good about his chances for This year, it’s a different sto­ Dismayed Democratic leaden DEPARTMENT fel; the coming winter's sting, “ I saw yarrow (a herb) and getting the post. ry. It’s the Democrats who had analyzed the GOP victory, hope­ but the mild temperatures and many varieties of aster bloom­ “ I called the President to ses to call in the mathematicians to fully, as an emotional outburat fair skies ct Indian summer ing, and the golden weeping wil­ if he had any objection to my see if they can hold a primary touched off in large measure by Just set the dial for your sleeping comfort, State GOP May Drop Lower prevail from the Midwest to low trees retaining their color. candidacy,” Monroney said. in the 1966 elections. opposition to the Civil Rl|^ts New England. Much of the sun- Not In my 73 years have I seen “ He said he was taking no part Sen: Barry Goldwater carried Act. They forecast a return to and drift...into slumber. Deep, soft slumber. favored area also is trapped In the willow retain their colors in the choice. But he spent a Alabama on Nov. 3. The Demo­ Democratic domination two a prolonged drought. this late In so confusing an au­ good deal of time compliment crats got only about 30 per cent years from now, but readily ad­ Peaceful sleep. Bliss. Before It Starts Comebaek In (Chicago, a conservationist tumn.’ ’. ing me on my .swing vote for the of the vote. mitted their ranks are split by F said the balmy November Indian summer, which has no medicare program. Our person' Thus have the mighty fallen intraparty strife. _ _ _ _ _ ^ ‘ \ weather has kppt the birds from from public favpr in a - state their annual sojourn. Ask the next rested p«son you meet, you’ll NEW HAVEN (AP) __ <^its own funeral pyre with re-^cut Citizens for Goldwater, have (See Page Fourteen) (See Page TwjjJ where, for generation after ^en- (See Page Nine) We take prii^e , Connecticut Republicans newed youth and vigor. already called for unity behind % be told that a modern electric blanket brings The state's decision on the the state chairman. plunged headlong—almost question of national leadership But these appeals, no ifiatter in our Prescription a qualify of sleep that you never knew before. suicidally— to a new low in was “ clear and subject to no how- sincere, will not lessen the last week’s election. misinterpretation,” said State behind-the-scenes struggle for ‘‘The only way is up,” GOP Chairman A. Searle Pinney power. No matter how cold it becomes on the out­ on election night. Lupton’s future in the party is said one ^publican hopefully There was both a ring of vic­ Service I . after the'debacle in which the' as uncertain as the party’s it­ side, you remain snugly wrapped in warmth tory and a note of challenge in self, but there is little doubt S tu d e b a te r party lost the only major of­ Pinney’s statement. that an attempt will be made to fice It held—a congp-easional ... pre-dialed warmth of your own selection. The outcome of the election shut him out of the party’s inner THE COMMON-SENSE CAR seat was surely a vindication of the councils. T he professional For Christmas, there ^ But things are likely to get middle-of-the-road philosophy- The former state senator from One big reason for this new kind of sleep is is no warmer gift! even worse for the party before advocated by Pinney and other Weston Is also director of the atmosphere of this line they become better. It has been leaders now in control of the Connecticut Republican Citizens the wonderful lightness of the blanket itself. Electric blankets make ideal gifts in a steady decline since it was state organization. Committee. buried in a Democratic land­ The implied challenge,was to pharmacy denotes for man, woman, child, couple. This organization conducted an SAVE " <800 You’re not weighted down. Indeed, you slide six years ago. the relatively small but well- intensive drive to revitalize OOP competence and care. They are available for single beds There is no certainty that organized pro-Goldwater faction organizations in the big cities, scarcely know you have on a blanket at all. and for double beds with single "u p” is the only direction it has in the party that had directed but the Democratic pluralities in You know that your 1964 to go. It could, for example, be­ the GOP’s state campaign this those cities this year were -big­ or dual controls...in a wide range come so fragmented that only year. ger than eiver. '' ’ Doctor’s prescriptions will of colors and prices. See your the shell of a party remains. “ We look to the future with op­ Lupton has been a thorn In- Every member of every family should have an timism and eager anticipation,” electric appliance dealer. And rock bottom stUl lies f the side of state leaders since l>c compounded precisely and little below where it is now. said Pinney. he bucked the state organization electric blanket It pays for itself in healthy, Chances are that by the end of What lies ahead for Connect­ in forming the citizens commit­ CLOSE-OUTS! icut Republicans? tee. priced fairly, based upon an next year the Republicans will restful sleep. have lost control of their only A drive to divest the pro-Gold- Marsillus, also a former state accurate record o f costs. remaining power base — the water faction of whatever pow­ senator and an unsuccessful can­ House of Representatives in the er it has left is already imder didate for the GOP gubernator­ Try us next time! General Assembly. way. ial nomination two years ago, is The firri of what wlU probably expected to emerge as the When the leg;islature Is reap­ be inany post-election meetings stremg man of the Republican portioned — as It must be by of GOP leaders was convened conservatives. the General Assembly itself or secretly by Pinney In Hartfdrd Significantly, Marsillus was by a court-appointed master - — last week. the only one of the state’s four the odds are tha,t Democrats will The almost certain outcome of Goldwater delegates to the Na­ win Control of both houses'for the reorganization moves now tional Covention in San Fran­ Miller's T h e Hartford Electric Light Com pany the second* time in the state’v -in progress is that the moderate cisco who has dedlined to say taistory. wing led t)y Pinney will take full- that he would support Goldwa­ Even.so, some top leaden command of the pu ty. ter a^ain U he had It to do over Pharmacy •oland M otors View last week's d iw t s r as John. Lupton, active director a s ^ . PRISCRIPTIONS something from which the party of the Goldwater eampsdgn ln‘ llo one baa avar ahallqncad 299 GREEN ROAD 369 CENTER ST. at W ost Center St. YOUR imESWR-OmEir electric compahy will emerge like the Phoenix, the etate, and Newman Mar- ^Tel. 643-4079 Open Evenings the iaUed Wrd that okose from ■lUue, ehalnnon M the Oonneotl- Town fjramen aoncentrate water ota fringe araa-to kaap nuualYa oyemif^t Town Damp fire from tpreadUig.'IStovjr fiR V PHONE 643-41^4

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trial tNuOs In the douMe elaes- ConverM, decorations; Mrs. outset of World War n when he RockviUe-Vemon Bolton ro< m . . • Charles Ubert, attic treasures; Roy Maus, flyers and poeters, Hoke Smith was anxious for fte United ►urg Long Camp Sheinwold on Bridge A tele-lecturer, Installed by States to attain a state of "oper­ and Warren Potter, church the telephone company, consists ational and material readiness” of phone Jackif, loud speakers sign. INSULATIOE 'Crand Buke TOO M b o i CyiUflON Part-time___ Teacher Hired * • ■ * ^ . Helps Corps in fte least pouible Um4. Confident ENDANGERS A SLAM * H o it M o i^ and a microphone to be used to Mr. and Mrs. Alden Chick Krulak said, "He did howl, an in charge of the yankee pot City’s Oilman Marks 88th 1 ^ ALFRED idUMNWOLD make classroom calls to "bring and he was mad.” K 7 2 To Ease Math, ScieoeeXoad the outside 'world into the dess* roast supper at 6 p.m. Smlft led fte Fleet Marine W. H. ENGLAND Takes Over Of Support Nallimel Mea’e Teem CEempim K 5 2 Hostesses are Mrs. J. Stan­ Celebration \ u______room.” Force when It consisted of more By ED FREEMAN svary day. Ha is aided by his South was olever enough to K 9 2 ton Conover, Mrs. James Con­ than 380,000 men, the biggest LUMBER C O . K I4 S Bie board ■ of education ap-Fthe idea of a new school had For th^ price of the toll, Lt- ,uncn said. The agency bee taken Senate Democratto conference, flies from France, h a h ^ a d e The 82-year-oId general re­ flag officers') that my son DOWNTOWN i^The Grand Duchess, whose Norwegian Post Office in Oslo. business for pretty near 100 over the property and rente it be too careful these days, you work tomorrow. , past ten years and a study of should be tried toward the end ISwKiSltfcldfiftAvH W Jt ’ turned to his old command post couldn’t get Into fte corps be­ was rated as third In line In the of the school srear and budget­ brooches from Spain and ball­ Stotlonort Xpign was the longest of any The 60 ore red and the 90 ore years,’’ West said. He purchased back to West. leadenphlp post after Demo- know) and led out two top Liguort made the request for the Jump in pupil enrollment Dtnneen photo this week to help Hawaii cause he wasn’t quite g;ood blue bear the neo-norse form hearts. Whan Wast dlseardsd, ed for in advance If found ac­ room pendants from Australia ^vliig monarch in Europe, for- the business from an aunt in He considen the bl^rgeet eratlo Lrauler Mike Mansfield of a part-time teacher at the Oc­ from kindergarten to first Marines celebrate the 189th enough. So he Joined the Na'vy" "N oreg" as the country’s name decltrer turned s etlcken faca strong snouMi. You can altord ceptable. for sale. jnerUy renounced the crown last 1911. change to be from horsee to Montana and Humphrey. tober board meeting to ease the grade. He will also take a dwell­ Engaged birthday of fte corps In which Smith quipped, plus a double portrait of the "But I’m a butter maker by to Best A i^essed smile from to pass a takeout douMe o d y If teacher load in the science and The board will have a dem­ Plano Ciass Held |Karch. Luxembourg’s leaders cars. "W e had about 30 head of Long said he will have 89 ing count to find the number of The engagement of Miss Dar­ ho spent 41 years. He retired 18 OPEN pegged her to remain. Its people Folk School founders, Herman trade," he disclosed. "I spent that direeticn confirmed the bod your trumps are atrong enough math araas. students per household and will onstration of the tele-lecturer Mrs. Edith Petersen held the years ago. ARUNG-TON SPEAKER horses at one time,” West said, votes In the final ehowdown. for its December or January lene Anita Chase to Edward Mon. thru Sat. 3|^re saddened by the decision. Anker end Olaus Arvesen. six years working at the Vernon news. to dnlw doclarer'a trumpa com­ Mra. Bosworth graduated study the number of building first in a series of three piano WASHINGTON (AP) — Vet- "and we operated four to five *T have support not only fortably. meeting. study-recitals at her home on Leonard Hathaway, both of During World War U in the Thurs. till 9 P.M. '^ ” 1 feel I have reached the age The Folk High Schools have Creamery making butter.” South avoided looking up as from Manchester High School permits, the intentions of devel Pacific, Smith's name became eran.s Administrator John S. teams every day." among Southern eenaton, but Fair Aides Named Rt. 44-A Sunday. Elementary Coventry, has been annousced m retire, and I think Jean Is the been of great Importance to the How does today’s butter com­ he showed Ms band. "Down and received her B.S. from the almost as well-known as those Gleason Jr. speaks today at cultural progTOss in Norway. “My only ailment cune when among those from the North, For Bhoinwold’s 86-paga book­ opers, Bind the developments al­ pupils held a general discus­ by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JR e to tiOce over," she said re- pare with that of the former Midwest and .West," Long said one," he conceded. "Man Is the • University of Connecticut, with ready Improved. Mrs. 'Thomas Jotmson and of Halsey, MacArthur and Nlm- Veterans Day ceremonies In Originally the schools were pri­ I got kicked by a horse when let, “ A P o ck o t Guide to JtVs. Genr,'"o Smith, co-chair­ sion of the elements of music Henry L. Chase of Flanders Rd. iw^tly. "After all, I am 88 now.” Vernon firm? through his office here. onty animal that l e u ^ , ” North a major in bacteriology and a Llguori said he will use vari' Itz. Arling;ton National Cemetery e Slide Rule* vately endowed but now are "We used to make beautiful I was 46. It never bothered me remarked grimly. "He le the M d g d ,’’ aend 60 centa to Bridge men of Bolton Congregational and their application to com­ Her fiance is the son of Mr. 3 Prince Jean, a fervent lover Long, eeccnd-ranklng Demo­ minor In education. She has ous formulas for projecting and Mrs. Raymond E. Hath­ .There are at least two schools and places a presidential * Drafting Supplies '!Pd outdoor sports like his par- state subsidized. There are 74 butter,” West ssdd, "but you until I reached 70," Weet said. only animal that has a bridge Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, taught at Ellsworth High Church annual Christmas fair, position played by memory. of thought on how he came by wreath at the Tomb of the Un­ such schools in Norway with He now requires the aid of crat on the Senate Flnanoe Box 8818, Grand Central Sta­ growth and compare the re­ Taking part were Lance away of Ross Ave. ijhts, is not as popular among can’t get It today. Today’s but­ Oominlttee, handled the tax re­ p si^ e r.” School in South Windsor. She have announced the names of his nickname. knowns. * Wedding 6,800 pupils. ter is all doctored up.” crutchea because of the injury. Of course, you’ve seen why tion, New York 17, N.Y, sults. All the Information will workers and chairmen of activ­ Dlmock, Joey Dimock, Carl Miss Chase Is a senior at SPIuembourg’s 880,000 subjects duction bill on the Senate floor has been a substitute teacher be given to the board In Janu­ Coventry High School. Mr. Smith’s version is that It is a Secretary of Defense Robert Stationery ^ his mother. Dutiful as a The 1966 edition of the Mlnkua “ Things have c h a fe d a lot "I still drive my car, though,” South was afraid to look Ms in Hartford, Manchester and ities. The fair, called " 'Twas Preuss, Nancy Arendt, Judy play on his Christian names — S. McNamara Tuesday urged New American Stamp Catalog for the Johnson administration ary. Hathaway, a graduate of 1(1, he is rather withdrawn over the years,” West said. he said. partner In the eye and why Bolton and has also'worked in the Month Before Christmas, Kennedy, Pamela Foran, Ruth Holland McTyelre. all Defense Department person­ ^ has Just been released and is last epilng. Llguori, who points out that Windham High School, served an adult. "This younger generation is too West is a member of the North made grim remarks. the actuarial and group sta­ will be held in the Ectocatlon Anderson, Joan Simmons, Eliz­ nel to Join in honoring American ^ C d l expected to be a sellout Just as He opposed Johnson on the Jewel Thieves the present elementary school three years in the U.S. Army, Lt. Gen. Victor Krulak, fte « "A boy of very agreeable fast, and the words of some peo­ Elka and the Odd Fellows. ‘T ve South played the hand so care­ tistical departments of fte Building Saturday fr o m 'll a.m. abeth Perry, Marjorie Johns, war veterans "and to renew the previous 11 editions of this elvU rights bill, but was In s ^ - will have one class on double to 8 p.m. and Is employed at, Pratt and present commander of Fleet 649.5341 Bgture whose quiet and discreet ple are no good.” been In the Elki about 60 mental In bringing various fac­ fully that he lost hla slam. Aetna Life Insurance Company. Elaine Steele, Paul Naschke, their own determination to book. One of the major reasons May Be Released sessions in 1966 based on pres­ Whitney, Division of United Marine Force, Pacific, said it Sehavior hides great strength of West added that he Is unhappy years," h« said, "and it’s a lot tions Into agreement on the tar­ Too Many Tramps Mrs. Bosworth moved from Mrs. ■Charles Church is ’ In I Scott Dickie, Lynn Nelson and preserve fte blessings for which for its popularity has been Its ent ennfilment, has predicted a Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. stemmed from Smith’s "con­ Ulnd,” a college {xlncipal once w *h credit financing. “ Cash la of ftm." ” iff bill. Social Becurl^ bill, the After South ruffed the open­ Hartford to Bolton with her Charge of the food table; Miss Gregg Thirion. summate impatience” at the our veterans fought.” readability — large type with faster growth rate than most Dana Dimock, snack bar; Mrs. No date has been set for the said of him. the best way to hapdle business ’T remember when I used to excise tax bill and some veter­ ing lead li was all r^ht to MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Two family In 1956. The Bosworths Art Club Meets plenty of white space and ex­ today.” other boards and commissions Kenneth Matthews, candy; Miss wedding. 'He takes the throne at a much planations of technical matters service the Elk's home when it ans legislation. draw two rounds of trumps with men charged in the theft of the have two sons, Robert, a senior The Bolton Art Club will happier time than his mother, agree with. Other boards agree Doris McBride, candy novelties; in layman’s language. Credit for "Youngsters today are wild,” w u owned by the Maxwells," To those who point out that the ace and queen. The third Star of India sapphire and 2i at Manchester High School and meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the by communities, including Bol­ who became Grand Duchess at West added. "What kind of Long’s Louisiana was one of fte round, of trumps, however, was John, a sophomore at Bolton that a school site should be Mrs. James Kendall and Mrs. Community Hall. A member of this excellent compilation goes he'^eald. “There were a lot of other gems from Uvi American William Sitzy, novelties and ton. S3, on Jan. 16, 1910, when Eu­ to editor Ben Blumenthal. Con­ parents do these kids belong six states Johnson failed to car­ too much of a good thing. Junior-Senior High School. chosen for an eventual second the education department of the rope was beset by the aftermath millionaires in town, and I did Museum of Natural History In elementary school. gifts and Mrs. Joseph Roberts The public Is invited. Mem­ tributing editors are H.L. Lind­ to? They can’t be very much.” ry in the election, his followers South should leave the, king In the regular session pre­ Wadsworth Atheneum will lec­ bers should br... , j o f World War I. Her sister, business with them all. This aprons. quist and George A. Tlamsa. West noted he has always ad­ point out that the senator cam­ of spades in dummy and begin New York may go free If the ceding the executive session, The board and the PBC will ture Emd show slides on modem competition for the painting of grand Duchess Marie Adelaide, town was the richest in the paigned through his state for the hearts with the ace from investigate prices for darkening Also, Mrs. Warren Hoar, mit­ and cubistic art. It contalna over 31,000 Illus­ vised his sons to "do bukness state at one time.” FBI doesn’t produce evidence board member Mrs. Claire tens and knitted items; Mrs. the month. Refreahments will Abdicated because her country­ trations covering all oommemor- square." the President hie hand and / a low heart Warfel asked that a motion re­ at least the double classroom men believed her to have been "I' remember once I asked against them In one week. Wilton Thorp and Mrs. Enrico The Atheneum member will be served. atives, regular issues, airmails, West was bom and raised In Should Long win the post, through Weet, the opponent who questing a quarterly itemized for use as an audio-visual room. also bring pictures of the mu­ pro-German. William Maxwell to borrow ■till has a triunp. U.S. Oommlssloner Edward Piano, grab bag; Joseph Tracy, duck stamps, postal savings, Tolland, at a family farm which HOWARD O. WEST Louisiana would have the dis­ account of bills be put on next The board turned down a pro­ wooden novelties; Mrs. Earl seum to show the facilities, pro­ Manchester Evening Hersld Charlotte's darkest days came $1,000. I needed the money and tinction of being fte home of If West nitte, dummy plays Swan n v e fte FBI seven days revenues, postal cards and sta­ he still owns. month’s agenda for clarifica­ posal by Llguori to Install a Herrick, greens; Mrs. Edward grams and materials available Bolton correspondent, Cleme- fei World War n when Germany both Senate and House assistant the low heart. Declarer can lat­ from Tuesday to produce evi­ tionary, Confederate States, U.S. "I was bom and married at didn’t want to go to the bank. a check. Buainesameh today tion. She said that there was a "tele-lecturer” on a two-month’s Brlske, gadgets; Mrs. Lawrence there for cultural needs of near- w dl Yonng, tWephone 648-8981. sonquered Luxembourg. She He sat down and wrote me out Democratic leaders. Rep. Hale er take fte king of hearts and dence or he said hit would dis­ Possessions and stamps of the the old homestead In Tolland, would cut your throat." miss charges. chance for misinterpretation . and her family fled to the Unlt- United Nations. The cost of the Boggs holds fte House post and ntff a heart. His last heart will and I want to die there,” he Charged with Interstate trans­ and that she preferred that at ‘ sd States and Canada. edition Is |8 and can be pur­ is a cinch to be renamed to It in then be good. said. "But no one wants to wait portation of stolen property least smother board member When she returned after the chased at your k>cal stamp deal­ the next Congress. If West discards on the second on an old person anymore. To­ Rockville-Vemon were Allan Kuhn, 26, and Jack see the bills. ANNIVERSARY SALE ' war, Prime Minister Pierre er. ' day they send them to the hoe- heart, declarer takes dimuny’s As secretary of the board, Dupaig uttered the words that king and gives a^ heart to East. Murjfty, 27, both of Miami. Both Austria has Issued two new pltaL” are free on bond. Mra. Warfel Is the only person have MX>me a motto: "Ma­ stampe of unusual design. One South can then ruff a fourth "But the way I feel, r u live Hospital Notes Kuhn and Murphy were ar­ on the board to see the bills. dame, we love you." Stamp honors the 40th anniver­ City May Borrow Funds round of hearts, return to Ms K i* it it's OPEN 6 DAYS for YOUR CONVENIENCE! Steel-Tloh Luxembourg enjoys to be 100," he added with a rested in Miami Oct. 81. A third The original motion, passed at sary of radio in Austria. ITie 1 twinkle. hand, and finally draw West’s the October board meeting, Surope’s highest standard of schilling black, brown and red Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. last trump. man, Robert CJlark, 29, o f Mi­ WOMEN Itvlag and has no great domes­ West married 61 years ago. In all areas excepting matern­ ami, was apprehended In New w u mainly concerned with a MON. Mini SAT. 9 A.M. le S:30 P.M. — THURS. * A.M. le » P.M. adhesive shows the front of a Until Budget Is Adopted It Is quite safe to leave a quarterly major budget cate­ tic problems. But the prince has His wife, the former Lucy Wil­ ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. trump out if both opponents fol­ York, two days after the Jewels transistor radio and the emblem gory breakdown. - ^ e problem as soon as he takes lis of R^kVllIe, died six years and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private low to two rounds of hearts; were stolen on Oct. 29. Clark of the Austrian Radio System. Communications were read os^r, the possible loss of Euro- The other new stamp is a 1.60 ago. Three aldermen met brtefly^Hunt, Southwick, Mass.; Miss rooms where mey an 10 a.m. declarer can then draw a third faced state charges In New . pean Coal and Steel Pool’s scfallling Mack commemorating In earlier years. Wests busi­ last night at a city meeting Cynthia Usk, 32 Valley View to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested trump and give up one heart. York of burglary and other of­ from the public building com­ ness consisted heavily o f the fenses. mission, the board of finance headquarters. the "6ft Ocsigrees of the Inter­ and voted to authorize the m ay­ Liu; Mrs. Nettie Lake, Boyer not to smoke In patients’ rooms. It is imperative to leave one We Give BREEN STAMPS with EVERY PIM E YOB SREND!| Luxembourg has been head- sale o f Ice. Today, he admits Rd.; Steven Jacobucci, 3 Regan The gems have not been and an insurance company. A f­ national G r a ^ c a l Federation.” or and the city treasurer to bor­ No more than two vtsltora at trump in dummy If fte hearts tpmrtera of the burgeoning Insti­ that there is very little Ice Rd. one time per patient. found. ter a short dlscusstion on some Depicted le an old prinftig press row money to meet the city’s break badly; only a ruff can tution since 1962, but Brussels, business, and sales are to stores Discharged yesterday: Robert then save you from losing two o f the letters, Supt. Philip Ll- Bslgtum, is under consideration and only four or five homes. payroll. Brown, 68 George Dr.; Ralph guori remarked that the board The annual American Stamp City officials may borrow not PA’nBNTS TODAY: 258. heart tricks. > as its new capital. The pool Dealers Assn. National Postage West also worked for the Dart, Bolton Rd.; John Brene- Dally Question should not have been given the BROWN OR BLACK more than $30,000 to meet pay­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: letters since they were admin­ brought 86,000 permanent resi­ Stamp Show will be held in New Connecticut Company when It man. Crystal Lake; Mrs. Carol Mrs. Ednah Brown, 50 Doane Dealer bids one club, partner rolls from the start of the fis­ istrative busines.s. dents to Luxembourg and thou­ York, Nov. 20-22. In addltito to operated the Stafford Springs Neff, South Rd.; Mrs. Mary Mc- St.; Mrs. Laura Cone, Hamp­ doubles, and the next player DANCE cal year, Nov. 16, to Dec. 1 Eckron, Tolland; Harold Bevan, The board of finance request­ EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED IN A CARPET sands of visitors each year. outstanding exhibition frames Trolley which ran between ton; Mrs. Rita Harveil, 1 Wln- paeaee. You hold: Spades, 10-8- when the annual city meeting RFD 2; James Batty, Tolland; ed that all rental fees for Prince Jean is married to from various dealers there will Rockville and Stafford Springs. demere Ave., Rockville; Gary 4; Hearta, Q ; Diamonds, Q-10- Princess Josepbine-Charlotte, He operated an oxen team for to adopt a budget takes place. Thomas Farquhar, 20 Maxwell SAT., NOV. 14Hi school.facilities be turned over be special displays fram the Richard L. McCarthy, chair­ and Patricia Hatch, Coventry; 8-8; Chibs, 10-9-8-7-2. alster of King Baudouin of Bel­ the firm. Dr. at the to the town treasurer, as per U.S. Poet Office Department in­ man of the city’s finance com­ Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson, RTO 3; Wluri do yon say? gium. They have five children, cluding material rarely seen out­ "I was persuaded to buy the Answer; Bid one diamond. state statute, and asked where POPULAR TWEED COLORS-EASY CARE-LONG LIFE-RIG VALUE! mittee, explained that the Vernon news is handled by Susan D. Keehne, 8 Nike Circle.; n is Grand Duchess is mar- side the Postal Museum in the Ice business by my aunt after James Misage, East Hartford; You should not be tempted to COLONIAL HALL the vending machine money money may not necessarily be The Herald’s Rockville Bureau, went. . tied to Prlnceaa Felix, 71, a de- natkm’s capital. Also on dis­ my uncle died,” West said. "It’s borrowed If the city’s surplus Mrs. Faith Palmer, 840 Adsim pase the double for penalties be­ 98 E. Main St., Rockville acendant of King Louis XIV of play wUl be private exhibits In- a hard business with long hours. 6 W. Main S t, telephone 876- Llguori said that it had nev­ Is sufficient to meet the pay­ or 648-2711. St.; Pieter Roos, WUlimantlc; cause your clubs are not nearly Vkanoe. They have five other cludiqg ^the famed Cardinal I used to get up early, around 2 roll. Miss Pauline Shattuck, East er been his intention not to pay "TIm Bock Beots" the rental money to the town, New from world famous M ohawk... the pwfaot long SALE e^toen younger than Prince Spellmail material from Regis or 3 a m .’’ The payroll will be the only Hartford; Daniel VeriUl, 112 College. West reports to his woric expenditure made by fte city Princeton St.; Mrs. Ada Wat­ S:00 to 11:80 but aaid he plans to explore wearing oarpot for the active fnmllg o a m budgoM KNOWN with the town auditor the pos­ ATTICA during this period. Other bills son, 109 Foster St.; Mrs. Alice About Town (School Clothes Required) sibility of ha'ving the money go Women’s and Tesns* will not be psdd until after the Wilson, East Hartford; Alice ^ Resilient pile of pertc>rmnnoe-proraii M 0% ACRIXiAN* budget is appropriated. Richard, 129 High St, Rockville; In a miscellaneous board of Msd* wilh 160% Acrilm*Acrylic Pil* I Country Fair Set Queen of Peace Mothers Ernest Gardner, Raymond, education fundi The unexpend­ sorjdio to withetand all the puninhmsnt jou r family ' The annual Country Fair of Circle will meet tonight at N.H.; Mrs. Edna Tuttle, 131 ed portion would be returned to e o n give i t . . . never needs pnmperingl "SANDLER OF BOSTOT St. John’s Episcopal Church, Rt. 8:30 at the home of Mrs. John Mather St.; Joseph, Olender, 110 the town after deduction rental 30, will be held Nov. 20 from Rice, 103 Bretton Rd. Mrs. Loveland Hill, Rockville; Janice costs at the end of the year. From the looms of MOHAWK LOAFER 11 a_m. to 9 p.m. and Nov. 21 Frank Pearson will be co-host­ DeRosa, South Windsor. The money from the vend­ Using Aorllan Yarn by Chemstrand ylf Broad line of veraatlle 2-oolor tweed effeota to make from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. ess. Members are i;eminded to BRITHS YESTERDAY: A son ing machines, two for Ice cream your teak of choosing the right oolora to go with Luncheon will be served each bring returns from the sale of to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth At­ and one for pens and pencils, Plus Stamps y o u r fu rn ish in g s as esray as on a b el OUR OWN CUSTOM44ADE SUP-ON day from 11 a.m.“ to 2:30 p.m. banquet tickets. wood, 281 Keeney St.; a son to goes Into the high schbol stu­ dent activity account since the $7.95 A ham dinner sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Glllis, Bast Kim Novak with Every Yard You Buy! A meeting to discuss the an­ Hartford. Laurence Harvey machines are sponsored by MEN AND PENNY LOAFER (Net Shewn) Couples Club will be held on the See this great oar pet value In oar store today. Lat nual Madri Gras at St. Mary’s BRITHS TODAY: A daughter various school clubs. Chairman final day of the fair from 5:30 UB show you how easy it is to have this perHot fam ily Episcopal Church will be held to Mr. and Mrs. James Rimer, - P L U S - "O f Humcm Bondog«" Harold Porcheron said that this to 7 p.m. Is what all schools do. Buy This Carpeting for Room Slse Rugs A number of booths will be tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the Wayne Rd., Vernon. JERRY LEWIS in 8:06 of Wall to W all. . . earpet in your home . . . easy pajrment terms avail- Madri Gras room of the church "W ho’s Minding The board was Informed that set up at the fair, including a DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ft ■will receive $490 divided ablet consignment booth by the Whlt- office building. The meeting is Mrs. Mary Scherwitzky, 118 The Store?” Idas Robert Goulet open to all persons Intefested SHOWN a t 6:tf_A_9:46 Robert Morris between three insurance com­ j Ing India Guilds of New York. Prospect St., Rockville; Inara panies, for language lab van­ I Part of the proceeds from the In working at the event, or Punga, Trout Stream Dr., Ver­ SPN. ’’OodzUla vs!“ The those with ideas for activities. ling" A "Voyage End ot "Hencymoofl HotGl" dalism. The bill for the van­ booth will help feed and clothe non; Ronald Pizzanelk), 178 Unlvery* dalism, which occurred last people of the poverty stricken' Madri Gras is scheduled for Cooper S t; Mrs. Caroline Staf­ In Color — 6:80 • 9:48 March 1 and 2 of next year. year, came to $590, but the areas of India. Mrs. James ford, 71 Broad S t; Mrs. Louise MANLMtSTlR rH 6-ii JHV policy was $100 deductible. , Grant is in charge of the booth. Chase, 99 Arnott Rd.; Aloysious ‘RTF i’ARK.NG Cub Pack 91 will meet to­ ■Llgruori reported on a meet­ ether booths and their chsdr- Yester, 79 Chambers St.; Mrs. ing held by the public building morrow at 7 pm . at the Green Sherrill Cook, 6 Jarvis R d.; Ray­ men are: The country store. School auditorium. The pro­ commission for representatives Miss Edith Phillips; hoUday mond Chlttlck, 182 LydiaUnSt; Of boards and commissions last gram will feature a "Pine Joseph Wnuk, 31 Chestnut St, craft room, Mrs. Kenneth Cook Wood Derby.” The meeting Is week. The meeting was called I and Mrs. Ernest Skoglund; at- RockvlUe; Herbert Spicer, 96 to study the question of seek­ open to boys Interested in Coleman R d.; Clifton Pockett, I tic treasures, Mrs. Noel Mc- SteiKlng. Prospective members OPENS ing a site for a second elemen­ ; earthy: food table, Mrs. George Tolland; Alexander Lessard, tary school. Uguori said that Bhoind be accompanied ty a South Windsor; Edward O’­ ' Phillips; aprons table, Mrs. Wil­ parent liam Kuhnly and Mrs. Jack 81s- Brien, Wapplng; Mrs. Sandra 1st RUN—PRL, SAT„ SUN. TOMORROW! Boutin and daughter. East Hart­ er; parcel post. Miss Eva Little, Workers on a fund drive con­ POPULAR CQRDO-COLOR ' and religious book store, Mrs. ford; Mrs. Paula Roberta and ducted by Center Congrega­ son, Wapplng; Mrs. Sancte •••••••• Robert Bilodeau. tional Church are reminded to 4-H Guest Speaker turn in pledge cards and final Trombley and daugMer, Rt, 80, Vernon: Mrs.' Judith Kleperis THE BIGGEST State 4-H Club Leader Ron- reports tomorrow from 6:30 to nald F. Aronson will be guest 8 p.m. to Woodruff Hall at the and daughter, 77 Ridge St.; Mrs. FUN-FILLED church. Jean Bradley and son. East speaker at a meeting Saturday Hartford: Mrs. Jacquelyn Ma- of the 4-H Teen Club. He will Closky and son, Pomfret. :VENING speak on "Choosing A Career." St. Bridget’s Rosary Society Topless has canceled Its meeting sched­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Ger­ The meeting will start at 7:30 ald DeCarli, 63 East St., Rock­ o f Volkswagens. CHILDREN uled for tonight p.m. at the TAC BuUdlng. Rt. ville ; Sharon and Constance 30. W U I S - f l g f ENTERTAINMENT (A little more daring than The American Legion Aux- Benson, South Windsor; Linda I Aronaon will show a film en- Mawhlnney, Wapplng; Miss Eli­ our radon model.) ‘ titled, “More Power for the iUai^ will have a membership FO R THE potluck Monday at 6:30 p.m. at zabeth Chapman, 12 Rau St, Job,” which will be followed by Rockville; L«bro Urbanettl, 163 SALE the Legion Home. Miss Julie I a panel discussion. Pajjellsts WHOLE FAMILY Hoben of Manchester High Ludlow St.; Mrs. Theresa Hugo, 12 .Crestwood Dr.; Augustine M A R V IL d U tl ] will be Jesm Zabllansky, Tol­ School and Miss Judith Allen of Scannell, 42^ Maple S t; Daniel land; Nancy Taylor, Vernon, East Catholic High School will GGGGGGGG CHILDREN'S Deveau, 322 Oakland St.'; Judy tUi Steve Jedriewskl, Tolland, and tell of their experiences at Girl’s PRACYICALI Corbitt, 135 Summit St.; James Garland Thomen, Mansfield. State. Mrs. J. F. Wallett Is In Converfibles Thompson, 51 Maxwell Dr., Ver­ CUTI, TOO! Planning the meeting are charge of arrangements. Mem­ BOOTS i Fred Couch, Kathy Dougan and non; Joseph Karvelis, 36 Palm STREETS bers are reminded to bring a St. with worm, furry inside, cuff . . • Nancy Taylor, all of Vernon. hot dlah or salad. All teen-agera are Invited to o f 1963 V.W. Deluxe regularly 4.50-' S ff*r 3.10 attend. 1^*re will b* a Fair Work­ Convertible PTO to Hear Teacher shop meeting Friday at 7:30 George Caouette, a teacher Exclusive Hartford I p.m. at North Methodist Run! Adults Only I NEW YORK of modem math at lUing Jun­ Church, 300 Parker St. ior Higft School, Msuichester, b M m •1790 ODsanpa-MianmUn will address Uje Vernon Ele­ St Bernadette's Mothers Cir­ aaaaaaae mentary School PTO on Mon­ cle will meet tonight at 8:30 at CBILDRENS' day at 8 p.m. the home of Mrs, Vincent Por­ Presented By Caouette received his B.A. 1956 V.W. Deluxe ter, 424 W. Middle Tpke. Mrs. What a buy! Save % on at Southern Connecticut State Louis DeZuttl and Mrs. Louis Convertible these name brand (sorry College and hla M.A. from the THE L in iE Orlowskl are co-hostesses. can’t mention name) boots. University of Connecticut He Guaranteed for long wear, has also studied modem math Miss Kathleen B. Ryan, made with sturdy features under Nation Foundation THEATER •490 WINTER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. This Thursday s m Hm "SOPHIA LOREN in ROMP' show you expect from this big grants at Dennison University, Charles Ryan, 79 Vernon S t, Feature maker." Colgate and Albertus Magnus. has been named to the dean's 7:26 - 9:30 at 10:00 P.M. on A.B.C. — Chonnob 8 - 20 • 40... A 20-minute film on modem list of the University of Chicago See the famous label math 'wUl also be shown. for superior work during the BAILEY Child’s sizes 6 to misses ' Greeters for the meeting will academic year 1963-64. AUDITORIUM 4. Brown, red, white. be Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Santa- MAIN STREET PARKING OR IN OUR LOT NEXT TO STORE • WARMERS croce, Mrs. Paul Doherty and Anthony, L. Salafla Jr., 17, wvHOwtzse Mrs. Francis Garber. ■on of Mr. and Mra Anthony L. CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Tale Store Honrs Listed Salafla, 86 Summer St, has b»- DANCING W«d.. TIn e s ., Fri.. So».i TinJIlS., FRL ffr«ai m !« « • c*N« c9Im •# wmrm w lat«r 111* Rockvtile Retail ller- gun baslo training at the Naval OPEN EVENINGS YOU HAVE A CHOICE B n x , PAUL, chanta divialon o t the Rookvllla Training Canter, Great Lakes, a n d SAT. kalis, caRRIa caps, aiasks, pMkaxas, crasaMars, Ana Chamber of Ocmmecee m . "THE bYNJUIIOS” EDDIE and BAT OF 4 CREDIT PLANS... liave voted to remain open un­ A T 8:30 plxla># iackays, aiaay witk spaapla trial til 9 pm . for eleven evenings ' Ladiea Prayer Fellowship of "Bvecy Wed. Night le Ladtoe’ Might' TED TRUDON M o i i h (1) 80-Day Regular Charge beginning Dec. 8. Trinity Covenant Church will TICKETS ON (S) 80-60-90-Day 4-Payment Charge Stores will be open evenings meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at fte Your choice of any drink for only 50c!' ‘ INC. - Plan Dec. 3 and 4, 10 aiid Jl, 16 church. * We Cater To Partlee. Banquete, ete. e SALK NOW through 18 and 21 through 38. Tolland Turnpike 1 II “> MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (8) Up To Two Y e i^ Yo Pay MAHCHCSrCR PAMCAOE, MibOU lUtNPKI 4fBT • ONN MON. THRU UT. FJO AM. TO W PJA William Kellner, of .mUner*s Hi* British American Club AT LEONABD’S (i) Yonng HpaMmakan lay-A w ay MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE I Home Center, wad- eleoted will nponeor a dance Saturday ; OM ST. RESnUMNT Tsleotttille, Conn. ^ CHARCf ir' AT CRAHO W AY...TAKI MONTHS TO PAYI Oppoeltoi 1 fiehool on Lower (South End) Mala Street chainnan of the (Uvisioa. froni 9 p.m. to-1 a.in. at the club SO OAK ST. ^ PLENTY e< nuns PARKU^G 'and’AT THE DOOR Hoepitel Note* for membera and gueata. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE nvi IIANGHBSTER EVENIKO HERALD, MANGSBBTISB, GOMN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER U , 1964 . ' l i A i i f f i a i L Qear Weather ^.’ **“' Fire, Rain, Flood G>mbine Woman Artist ‘Sbc in D arien Pi^Uc Hearing Forecast Today Breaks Down M OY In Nature’s Vicious Cycle It’s so e a sy ^ ^ \ U N © Plead Innocent, ' In Torringtcm In California ‘Apartheid’ Police ]^robe N U lio n tt - LOS ANGELES (AP) — A nfdam s Ask Jiuy KViid MAHCHESTER KIWANIS CLUB LOS ANokjCS (AP) — JOHANNESBURG, South to s h o p V - ■■ Olearihg WMther w u foreent' avalanche of mud pours down a basins. Voters Just approved a $275-m^illion bond issue to In­ Africa (AP) It took an Afri­ STAHOroRD (AP) -r 8tx TORRmaTON (AP) — The NOT OY NAME suburban street, wrecks a home today after two days of rain crease' the 800 miles of storm can woman artist Just a few maaag^ of an auto parts store and carries a housewife three- •dolti ModMd o t MTVlaff Uqoor RADIO STATION in ploM a bifit on7« among the arty show him that it was unlook- Her body was recovered by wouldn’t apply If they just Johannesburg s^>^ , H m ehargea ayainat all adults e Watkins Bros., Inc...... did Monday, water, boulders," hard Tuesday. There seem to be through the night painting k^d tor's orders. ed. gispeneer), TTie Bolton Pharmacy, In c...... 7-79 Miller was rescued from the tree limbs and mud come pour­ 160 to 200 strikers compared painting. LA Eklward* Opperman, bead 188. 8 Boxee of Choooiatee, Bissell Wholesale 198. 1 Church Seat, Brown, hood of his car, trapped in a ing down on homes, sweeping with'the total city teacher force An unsuceaasful attempt waa Manchester Pipe and S^plp ••••'•• • • ’ " * "Besides I need the money to Made laat month to have the of foe midnight shift, said foe Cao^ and Tobacco Co...... J-®* river of silt. 'Their daughter, cars and sometimes people to of 1,896. No firm figure on the pay off creditors. All my can­ LAYERED-LOOK 184. 1 Bra, Gloxler's Ooteet ood Uniform Shop ...... 8.60 8 Upright Tews. 84” H l^ 8 Spreading Tews, Meredith, 17, escaped through a dharges thrown out of court on incident waa not logg^ by any 84” Wide, Grontiond Nursery and Londse^ .... destruction. strike force has been released. vas, brushes and paints I buy on w e ground that the statute did of the three patrolmen. 186. 1, 8 Piece Lodiea’ Dressing Table Set, back door and clambered up a Why do people live in such The teachers seek a pay in­ a kind of hire-purchase arrange­ Deputy PoUce Chief Ddmund FUler Brnah Co...... 17.00 IV*. 1 Set ■nre Chains, Mondim^ Motor 8 i^ b a hillside to safety. Wt apply to drinks aerved In 196. 5 Gals Potat. Tour Choice, Wm. Peck Lnnd>er, b e. danger areas? crease. ment, otherwise I wouldn’t be BONDED private reaidences. J. WaU teetifiad that an antiy ISd. 1 Trade Oertifleate, Morning Glory Lnnch ...... 6.00 The Miller home was onu of A county aide who lives on a Gov. John McKeithen of Loui­ able to continue.” In WlUiama’ official notebook 1S7. 1 Beplooemeat Hoee For Voconm Cleaner, Hart­ 196. One Gift Certificate, Friendly Ice ...... several homes damaged or de­ siana called a special session of ".Testarday, Judge Alfred Toa- 197. 1 Long Sleeve ChUdren’s Shirt, Any Slxe, deadend street in the Hollywood To the exhibition guests, sip­ rmnn heard pleas of no contest had been inserted some time ford Eement Af^iiaace Service Center of stroyed by fire' last spring. It Hills, overlooking the San Fer­ the legislature lor Monday to ping sherry and drinking Afri­ after be (Wall) looked through Maneheater ...... d-W Voufo Center...... ' I l l was near the scene of a major boost teachers’ salaries. He act­ frocn Dudley P. Felt, 60, a con­ 198. 26.00 Certificate Toward Purchase of Wallpaper nando Valley, says: "I love it. can beer, argued with each sulting engineer, hla wife, SCar- the notebook on the morning 188. 1 Merohondlno Certificate, Mancheeter Pnblie fire on the Verdugo Hills, which It’s a little closer to living In the ed in the face of mounting pres­ other over her talent as an COTTON KNITS of Sept4. M a rk et...... *-60 E. A. Johnson Point Co...... burned off the brush cover and country, and much quieter than sures from Louisiana’s 36,000 erlta and Hmiry K. Gtem, 199. 86 Free Games. Holiday Duckpin - artist. The charges being aired at I 189. 18 Tlcketa For 1 Homborger, 1 Thick Shake and left the earth bare and unpro­ the flatland.” teachers. McKeithen said he, Some classified her art a.s S of Korwailk, who acted as a 200. 1, 10.00 Gift Certlfloato, Vlttaer’e Garden Center tected against rain. barbuider. He fined the Felts the hearing are those brought 1 Bog Vreneli Friee, McDonald’s System A county ordinance forbids will ask a $600 across-the-board delightfully primitive, positively by PoUce Chief Angelo Buffa. Hambnrgere ...... 8.00 Thirty-one families were building in areas “ determined hike, half of what the teachers atrocious or crudely crazy. by Lady Carol nsO each and Clem $160. demand. Clem’s fine was remitted when These include what he oaUed 146. Bine Sprnoe Living Xmas Tree, 4 to 8 ft. tall forced to flee their homes Tue.s- by the county engineer to be his attorney said he had only a foe poUoemen’s faUure to ob­ Treelond On Tbe Tom pike ...... 14.96 day, but most had returned by subject to flood hazard” unless In Okledioma Gov. Henry Bell- COMFORTABLE HOLDUP serve routine and their refusal | GRO UP 21 late evening, the fire depart­ there is provision for adequate mon called for teachers to meet YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) — A ttaodhst tnooma. with him Dec. 6, saying there 'Xhee of the deepest regrets M uddy hut S€de After Fall to take Ue detector tests. 1 Battery, Any Cor, Fisk Premier, 48 Months ment said„ drainage and other protection. crew-cut young man robbed a The three policemen have I Damage from mudslides also This applies only in unincor­ had been "a breakdo-wn in "com­ drive-ln bank Tuesday of about In an of this is that their town Tired and muddy, 18>month-old Debby Dillman Guarantee, Tire City, Ino...... munications between the gover­ baa received bad publicity, said earlier that they had found 5.00 W orth Dry CTeanlng or Lanndry was reported in the Santa Bar­ porated county territory, how­ $6(X) without leavingf his car. lies safely in her crib after three hours in a Salem, the shop door open and were GRO UP 15 bara area, 100 miles to the ever. What is needed, says nor’s office and the teachers.” Teller Paul Bowen. 18, said their nelghbMV have received Swiss lau n dry...... He said he would outline a pro­ bad publicity and there has Ind., farm well, up to her waist in icy water. Neigh­ checking out the building when | 1 Complete Line Stephens Hairgrooming Set, north, where a vast 67,000-acre Warren M. Dom, chairman of the man handed him a note de­ ..... 141. 1 Gift Certificate, Mari-Mads ...... 10.00 brush fire denuded hillsides last gram to ’ ’substantially Improve bean barm because of this," the bors helped rescue the youngster whose happy Bartram came along. Green Barber Shop...... ' ' V the County Board of Supervi­ manding small bills and 148. 1000 Printed Letterheads and Envelopes, September. sors, is a uniform ordinance Oklahoma’s educational system. warning, “ There is a man be­ guts’ attorney, Robert Mc- mother, Mrs. Clyde Dillman, beams protectively. AIHed Printing Services, Inc...... 15.00 204. 1 Cleantag. bspectlon and Service Heating Plant, His call lor the meeting came You’ll be so comfortable and Aneraey, told the Judge. Wllllamo Oil Service ...... 'The Santa Barbara sheriff's covering all of the county’s 76 hind m'e if you don’t.” so in fashion in either of (AP Photofax.) 148. Bemz-O-Mmtlc Propane Torch Kit with Extra office said 10 to 15 homes were incorporated cities. after 1,200 teachers had de­ Bowen saw no gun and no Dr. Oeorge Hu^es, 44, a Pfc. Judd Cited Fool Cylinder, Barrett Flambing Snpply Co. ... 6.96 1 Oal. Floor Dressing, 8 Qts. Plastic Cover, 1 Gal. manded a $1,000 salary boost by these crisp, brisk checks . . . psyehiatrlst, and his wife, Julie Floor Cleaner, 2 Qts. Vinyl Glow, Roy and John damaged by mudslides in the Some of them are spread out man behind the bandit, but 144. 1 Box (60> Cigars, Qneens, Meyer Mendelsohn, Inc. 7A0 •xclusive Montecito area north along about 60 miles of brushy March 1, saying they wouldn’t handed him a pile of bills. one with a dickey, the other, Ann, alao upeared before Tos- each pending the outcome of 146. 1 Watch Band, Leonard W. Toot, Jeweler...... 10.00" 100 Gals. Fuel OH, Whiting Corporation ...... sign new contracts next spring foe appeal. Card Party Set As Top Soldier! of the city. foothills. with its very own blouse in but s « ^ sUent sU( vdien he 146. 1 Labe and Oil, 6 Qts. Premlnm, 2 Onteide Rear View Mirrors, if their demands were not met. wriced for their plea. They were Tha six facing a Jury trial Jock’s Atlantic Service Station ...... 6.00 Dillon Sales and Service ...... How can a repetition of Mon­ Between 150 and 250 teachers bright, bright red . . . lioth fined 8500 sadi. are Mrs. Hslen Bussey, 56. end At School Hall Pfc. Henry J. Judd, son of 147. Storllte Radio (6 Translator), Leather Cose, Bat­ 208. Men’s Balovs 17 Jewel W aterproof W atch, day’s tragedy be prevented? stayed away from classes in with the new layei’ed, slim Mrs. Bmlly Agnes Peterson. Authorities-say it can be done The Hugheses, who have ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Judd, 46 tery and Ekuphones, B. D. Pm H A p p lia n ce...... 10.00 Shoor Jewelers ...... $5 Million Gift Louisville’s junior and senior N«v*r (•(«• S« Uar 1___ _ look. The bonded back as­ pealed foe ruling that the law 51, eaterers; WQUam F. Otter- The Ladles of St. James will Foley St., waa named soldier of 148. 1 Share AiliUated Fund, Putnam, Coffin and Barr 10.00 1 Pr, ChiM’s Cowboy Boots, Size 8ViD, by continuation of two pro­ high schools Tuesday. At some EMI rnStoMS] strom, 06, and bis wife, LucUe, grams: Fire prevention and sures perfect fit, superb amliee to privato homes, were sponsor a pubUc card party Fri­ the month for the 3nd Battalion 149. Man’s 14K Wedding Ring, Shoor Jewelers ------17.60 Manchester Green Shoe Outlet, b e ...... For Princeton schools the students spent the also oonthnied In 8000 bond 04; and Carlton Joeoelyn, 44, of the 8th Infantry Divlakin's 810. 8 W bter/cieto Kraft-Treads, Whitewall or flood control. day in study halls or ranged drape. Sizes 10 to 18. 8 p.m. at St Shirts, 8, CBfford’s ...... 10.06 and Alan Dombeei, 48, both of day at James' General Tire Servioe ...... In the Santa Barbara area, between the auditorium and 13th Infantry in Germany, Got | PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — A whom worked as bartenders.* School hail. Bridge, mlUtary 15. where fire ravaged 67,000 acres classes that were staffed. Two ofoer defendants, Mr. whist and setback will be played. A computer la tha btttaUon'a I Princeton University graduate of mountainous Los Padres Na­ Some strikers also picketed, A. Dress with plunging R,<\NGE and Mrs. Francis E. Dutcher, presented his alma mater with tional Forest this summer, tons despite the order. Many of thepi neckline: self-button trim; Tickets will be sold at the door. headquarters company, ha was of debris, rock and mud bat- were fined 8360 each last month Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mc- selected fo r hla soldierly ap­ G RO UP U GRO UP 22 a check for J6,306,903.17 Tues­ met late Tuesday and agreed to red long sleeve blouse. aftar fdaadhig no contest teied homes and closed roads keep the walkout going. The FUEL OIL Keever will conduct the games. pearance, knowledge and per­ day night. Monday. The conglomeration Mrs. Albert Soblelo and Mrs. formance of duties and mlUtoiy | 161. 8 Cons Hair fiproy. Pine Acre Beonty Solon .... 811. 1 OU Shampoo, Cream Rinse, Styled, Set and Hair­ school crisis erupted last N a 1 MOD8KETEEB DIES cut (good only Toes, or Wed)., Shelby Cullom Davis, a New jammed against bridges, broke Wedne.sday after voters had B. Dress with black braid James Gleeson are co-chairmen courtesy. 188. 8 Don. Donats, Mr. Donut...... a main water line and sent GASOLINE HONOLIHiU (A P ) — Jimmie of a committee for the event. 168. 1 Liriie and OB OBoage, ToUand Tanpike Esso The Magic Mirror Beauty Studio, b e ...... 6.00 York Investment broker, gave turned down a tax boost that • IwaSMrUlMMMflito a trim; Chelsea collared red Pfc. Judd entered foe Annyl 818. 1 Box (60) Clgore, Meyer Mendelsohn, Inc. .... 7JS0 foe check to University Presi­ creeks roaring out of their would have increased salaries. • •• tea lara Rag tea Dodd, 04, known to mllUons of They will be assisted by Mrs. Service Center...... channels. e UteBM s*tesl As* ea hi dickey. American chUdiron as foe leader Philip Dowd. Mrs. Ellen Mon- In November 1963, received ba- [ 151. L 100 Lb. Sock Comp. Laying Mash, 818. 1 Shampoo and Set, dent Robert F. Goheen at a pri- .In another development, a A oadiwvt «R Mhw fit sic training at Ft Jackson; ■rate dlrmer. The money will be I ^ irtOtJtte «• 9il 9$ i BANTLY OIL o f Walt Dhmoy*a Mickey Mouse segUo, Mrs. Anthony Gryk, Mrs. Central Conn. Co-Op Formers’ Assn...... Creative Coiffures of Mancheeter ■...... 8.00 The U.S. Forest Service said strike leader filed suit asking ha Sm IiJI ho. On fin i S.C., and was transferred to the | 214. 3 Record Albums, Radio Stotloa W IN F ...... 12.50 - used by the university’s History the do-wnpour didn’t dislodge for the ouster of the-Jefferson ■■■lirtim H ffet fat m l. Club, died Tuesday. Dodd, who Michael FogUo, Mrs. Stanley 165, VW Preventive Maintenance Inspection Includ­ Mfa ft t JititiW. M l tt* "Mrfa. I \\v. I\t’. broke into show buaineaa during Mlagonskl, Mrs. Edward Matu- European area In April. ing Lobricatlon and Oil Change, Ted Trudon, Inc. 215. 1 Share Afllilated Fund, Pntnam, Coffin and Bnrr 10.06 Department, which granted Da­ most of the rye seeds scattered County (Louisville) tax commis­ MfaefaJ; yM World War H, was master of Shak, Mrs. Irene Leahy, Mrs. A 1959 graduate o f Manchea- I 186. 1 Itollsway Bed, King's Furniture ...... 216. 1 Single O-E Electric Banket, vis honors when he was gradu­ by plane to provide a quick- sioner. The action charged that M»MtW ThraM^Ml . ii "i; \ i\ sii;i.i;i ated in 1930, to support two er(- groirtng cover over the burns. «Sfa* WMt tt lypiitM M . Stm ceremonies on the Mickey Mildred LeMire, Mrs. Leslie ter High School, the 23-year-old 157. Lady’s Dress Pin, Zeron Jewelers ...... Hartford Electric Light Co. ■...... 18.06 assessments in the county are m 4 m«J«,I iM. SlTlfallfa,|. dowed professorships, graduate 1 1 1., ^ i 11LI u ! i ’ ' • ! t! I » Mouse series for four years. He Hoyt, Mrs. John Golding and soldier attended the Milwaukee | 168. 1 Shampoo and Set, Creative Coiffures, In c...... 217. 1 Samsonite Overnight Case, Marlow’s Dept. Store 86.00 Some Santa Barbarans have far below the fair cash value Ptul Bti/t «r Buff Bft tKmBm. Miss Joan Scheibenpflug. (Wis.) School of Engineering. 159, 1 Sun Roy Session Electric Clock, 218. 8 New Recap Snow Tires Mounted, fellowships, historical research advocated control bums at required by the state constitu­ Ca mmmr^m, dfa. -i.Mil.- IK bom in X ^cinnati, Ohio. and publications. Bllsh Hardware Go...... Carter’s Chevrolet Co., b e ...... 80A0 three- or four-year intervals to tion. Property is asse.ssed at 36 Davis has published several forestall big fires. James Stub- 168l 16.94 out Oertifleate, Blandiestcr Pet Center ... 210. 1 Bladi Decorated Boston Roeker, per cent of actual value, one of *“ Helanca is the registered Watkins Brothers...... 8686 historical works. chaer, Santo Barbara County’s the highe.st ratios in the state. TM of the Heberlein Patent 880 Model 1860 Colonial Unpalnted Corner Cabinet, His daughter, Diana, and her flood control engineer, prefers Hope was expressed that this Corp.” W. G. CHenney Co...... 6086 husband, John M. Spencer, at­ the idea of spreading brush-con­ would force action on raising tended the dinner. 'The money trol chemicals that kill the the assessments. ^ v a s h and wear shirt that Authentic PENDLETONS GRO UP 17 was pledged in January 1962 brush but leave grasses. The The current teacher wage in after a family disagreement had U.S. forest Service is storting Louisville is $4,400 to $6,600 a ix ) s d d o r L 141. 6 OoL PoU ‘T lo-B ok ” Black Top Sealer, GROUP 23 thwarted jm earlier J3.8 million such an experiment in the Santo year. The teachers want a $1,500 stays neat all day long... Amorifia’s Foremost Loisure Shirt 1 Spreader, W. H. Engiond Lumber Co...... 14.95 trust fund to Princeton. After Barbara burned area. j boost, five *lmes what they DRUG COMPANY 221. Manhattan Mensmooth White Shirts (8), the disagreement had been re­ The Los Angeles (bounty Flood j would have received under the 901 Mate St.—648-5321 168. 1 Vocoam Cleaner Be^ocement Hose, solved, he increased his pledge AppUanee Service Center of Manchester...... 6.00 Clifford’s, b o...... 16.00 Control District operates 20 ' tax raise that was defeated. 828. 1 OU Change and Lube, Tony’s Esso Servloe Center 480 to $5 million. 168. 10 Diepoenble Dost Cloths, Manchester D ru g ----- 5.00 Davis .said Diana did not need . 164. 1 Repair Certificate, ABC Appliance and Repair .. 5.00 223. seat Belt, Ozzie’s SheU Service Station ...... 10.96 224. 1, 36” X 80” Aluminum Combination Door the money because she had 165. 1 Seat Belt, Installed, Cook’s Servloe Station ... 18.95 been assured an income of $30,- 166. 1 Gift Oertlfloato for Dry Cleaning, (bstaUatlon Extra), Manrhester Awning Co. ... 89.85 226. RCA Hoter Clock Radio with Drowse Alarm, 000 a year for life, plus a gift of Manchester Dry Cleaners ...... 10.00 securities valued at more than 167. 160 Gals. No. 8 Fuel Oil, Bontly OU Co., Ina .... 15A0 Pottorton’s, be...... 80.95 226. Chofoe of three styles of Mirror, $100,000. 148. 1 80.00 Mercbondlee Certificate, Davis waited until Tuesday to King’s Dept. Stores ...... 80.00 , G. E. Keith Furniture...... 20.00 227. 86.00 Gift Oertifleate, Plnehurst Grocery, b o . .... 25.00 make the presentation because SPECIAL! 169. 1 Gfft Certificate, (Wash and dean), 228. 1 Body Wave, Mr. Dallas, Hairdresser...... 18.00 it was the 100th anniversary of Wash and Clean Co...... 5.00 the birth of his father, George 170. 8 Gals. Zerex Antl-Freexe, 888. 1 New Savings Account, Savings Bank of Manchester ...... 10.00 Henry Davis of Peoria, 111., a Ken and Sally's Esso Station ...... 6A0 tedge and an 1886 graduate of 3 DAYS ONLY! 880. 1 Lady’s Coat, Manchester Modes, b e ...... 49.00 Princeton. The additional money was the result of investments made Ladies’ warm-lined fashion boots since the time of the pledge. Genuine GRO UP 18 GROUP 24 EMBRLLING TELLER 1 Westlnghoaae Broiler, Norman’s, Ino...... 19.95 281. One Gift Certificate, Friendly Ice Cream'...... 8.00 238. One Church Seat, Blue, NEW YORK (AP) A platin­ 1 Qt. Shampoo, Pike Barber Shop...... 4.00 um blonde teller was charged 173. 1, 5 Cell Flashllgfat, Diamond PoUce Equipment Co. 5.00 Bionchester Pipe and Supply...... 6.50 THURS., FRL, SAT., NOV. 12, 13,14 833. Ronson Butane Gas Lighter, Shoor Jewelers .... 9.95 today with having embezzled 174. 1 Manhattan SUrt, DAL (Davidson and Levenfool) LOO $67,540 from a Brooklyn savings 175. 1 Drees Length, Blade Velvet, Cheney Bros., Inc. lAOO 834. 1 gal. Gordlnierl Assorted Anti Paste, PaganPs Caterers, b o...... 18.00 bank In the past 18 weeks. 176. 1 Permanent Wave, Lovely l*dy Beauty Solon .. 12A0 The blonde, 27-year-old Gla­ ..ev oi on the way home. 177. 8 Theater TIekete to *Thdo Ont—Fede In,” Wed. 235. 1 Pr. Gas Candles, Hartford Gas C o ...... 10.00 836. G-E Electric Blanket tor double bed with one dys Lavina Hein-sch, was arrest­ Blafona, Dee. 4, 1944, Globe Travel Servloe ... HAD ed Tuesday at the Kings High- 178. 1 Eleetrle Fryer, Montgomery Word and C o .___ Jt8.95 emitrol, House and Hale Dept. Store ...... 15.88 287. 1 Blender, Iona Mfg. Co...... 29.95 ,way Savings Bank in Flatbush, 179. 100 Ools. No. 8 Fnel OO, Cooperative OU C o .___ iSAO where she worked. Police said 180. 1 Stella Guitar, Lone Guitar and Mneio Center 87A0 238. 1 Case Motor OU, 10-30, Ruflnl’s Flying A Servloe 20.80 239. 6 Gals. Pabt, Tour Choice, Wm. Peck Lumber, b e. 87A0 she spent the money on a boy ONLY 840. 1 Season Pass, Manchester Drive-b Theater___ 54.00 friend.

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M O W C L. L. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE SEVlilf liOft «xx KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 19W that the annual Christmas tree that happens, you reward a man of the education wing, will offer South-Windsor Senior, Junior and < Our Supreme Court Changing customers used toys and cloth­ Girl Scout Notes sale will be held on Broad St. CoverUry Our Form of filovemment?” at in effect for deserting the party Holiday Bazaar starting Dec. 12. Baby Citixons the Rotary Club dinner meeting Nixon Urges after he himself has sought the ing, and white elephants. Direct Ne today at 6:45 p.m. in the First prize.” Set Next Week access is afforded by stairways Troop 1 Troop 1 Scouts and their par­ Everyone Saves At Congregational Chfirch vestry. Nixon campaigned across the from the parking lots on the C o n v v r M A meeting at the parents of ents will cater and serve a tur­ Junior High Appropriation Party Leader nation for Goldwater. Rockefell­ east and the west side of the European Screen Beauty Housewife Here Troop 1 Girl Scouts was held key dinner foe the Co-Weds Of ARTHUR DRUr Joseph Adams, vice president er did not endorse Goldwater by A “bargain basement” will be wing. PAINTIM AND last night at Center Congrega­ Center Church in the church of the Rotary Club, showed a feature of the Holiday Baaaar Other features include a Whit* slides of a tour of the South name or say how he would vote. DICORATING tional Church Hall. Mra. Adam hall Dec. n . • Is Sought at Town Meeting From Center He said he backed the Republi­ sponsor^ by the Women’s Fel­ Elephant specialty shop on th By BROVPNIE JOSEPH ^natra, the Duke of Kent and Rhodes presided. The next parents meeting American state of Ecuador as main floor of the parish hous PHONE 841-2804 A movie actress and model Billy Eckstein were fraquent seen by a Peace Corps repre­ can ticket from top to bottom. lowship of Center Congregation­ Atty. Anthony Gryk and will take place Dec. 7 In the NEW YORK (AP) — Former al Church, Wednesday, Nov. 18, directed by Mrs. Walter Fret’ Call Bvenlags — • to • haa a lead role in the coming visitors at the club. church hall. Read Herald Ads. .. A recommended^ appropri-^HeoIih, will provide an oppor- sentative. The slides were those erickson, and a 'selection ' Walter Frederlckson announced tunity to the public for free of Kirt Nigren who recently Vice President Richard M. Nix­ from 10 a.m. to 6:80 p.m., at the produotlon by the South Wlnd- Miss Power appeared on stage atioa of 11,107,500 for the oon- church. bo<*s for gift - giving presente, in London with Peter Sellers. .-^AnicUon and equipment of a urine testing for diabetes. returned to his home'in Hebron on says the election Nov. 3 was Vets Day Noted This area, on the lower level by Charles Gipson. aor Pltiyors of "Charley’s Aim^’’ after a two-year stay these with Sellers at the time 'was doing i Junior hich school, and the con- A recent development has a rejection of what he calls She's LAicille Power, actually "Good Show,” a top radio pro­ made available specially pre­ the organization. reaction, racism and extrem­ By Grade Pupils Mra. Charles S. Culotta, who (atructlon and equipment of a pared paper-testing strips. The club will have another lives with her husband and two gram In England. “I was unable : buUdinc to provide storage Turkey Shoot Sunday at the ism, but not conservatism. to keep a straight face,” the This is a simple procedure and The pupils of the Sth and 6th young children in Wiq>ping. DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL. j facilities for the Ceventiy school can be carried out by the In­ farm of TTieodore Wright in He urged Tuesday that the Tq all appearances, the ta a said, “as Peter Sellere didn’t MANCHESTER PARKADE dividual and mailed in to the Andover. Republican party choose lead­ grades at Robertson School yes-* normal suburban housewife, but stick to the script and ad-Ilbbed i system will come up at a spec- testing center. Complete direc­ 4-H Program Planned ers from the center of its politi­ the show. He was hilarious.” I lal town meeting at 8 p.m. terday held a program com­ ahe has the clearly unnomial tions are on the envelopes The annual Tolland County cal spectrum and "make a distinction of having ^tpeared Miss Power' met and for a place for all responsible points memorating Veterans Day. i Monday at the high school which may be obtained at the 4-H Achievement program will Following the reading of the in motion pictures and on the time atudled with Pietro Anni­ : auditorium. PHNA office in the new town be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the of view.” stage with Errol Flynn, Caesar goni, the controversial painter office building on Rt. 31. the •T’m perhaps at dead center,” Governor’s Proclamation by \ Authorisation for issuing of Northeast School in Rockfrille. Virginia Jewell, the group join­ Romero, Kay Kendall and Gene who has done portraits at • bonds In this amount to defray PHNA Thrift and Gift Shop in Outstanding kccomplishmenta he said of his position. the Helms building on Main "Nixon said that "the first of ed in singing the war songs Kelly. Added to that is a highly members of Britain's royal ' such an appropriation and in 4-H Club work will be rec­ the year would be the time to that are part of the country’s successful modeling' career in family, including Queen Elisa­ : authorisation by the board of St., or at Hill’s Pharmacy at ognised with several local club Europe and New York. beth. • selectmen to determine the rate the shopping center. No charge members receiving awards. decide” on steps toward arrang heritage and presented a brief is involved for this service ing party leadership. background concerning the Miss Power was a top model The local actress believes the I of interest and other data of Russell Leonard, son of Mr. "The election,” he said, "\.‘ill wars in which the United States in Australia when she won a funniest Incident in her London I such bonds will be asked at the Car Wash Set and Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon of Miss Australia contest and Weather permitting, the Ex­ be badly interpreted if it is in­ has been involved. days involved a theater party f meeUng. Root Rd., who is a student at terpreted ns a rejection of con A choral reading selection, went to England to represent with the shlek of Kuwait, con­ The proposed school’s plans plorer Scout Post 63 will have Cheshire Academy, has received her country in the Mies World ! provide for its construction on a car wash and car wax from servatlsm. It was a rejection of entitled "My Country," was giv­ sidered the richest oil coun­ an award for his 4-H oxen proj­ reaction, a rejection of racism en by the 6th grade reading contest. She missed the Miss try i the town owned land on Rt. 31 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at ect through the New Haven World title,but while there en­ i with the building to be located the parking area at Tremblay’s a rejection of extremism." group. Miss Powers had been invited County 4-H Achievement night He said he does not believe tered and Won the Mias Clner-' to a party at the Dorchester i between the present town office store on Rt. 31. In case of rain, program held at the Sleeping Those taking part in the pro; ama contest. • building and the present Coven- this will be held the follov^lng that the defeated candidate. gram were Virginia Jewell, Hotel where the shlek drank Giant Junior High School in Sen. Barry Goldwater, stood for Th's year, Milss Power appeared in 10 only orange juice and spoke no > try High School building, and Saturday, same time and place. Hamden. Young Leonard’s proj­ Barbara Lavertu, Linda Peck, fllms in England, toured with ! the storage facilities' building The Gleaners’ Circle of t*'e those thing.s, but he said some Larry Barany, Donald Mullen, English. The party was quiet ect is believed \o be the only of Golc^ater’s supporters did. a 'water ballet show in. Italy until the group was “whisked > to be erected on the same land Second Congregational Chu oxen project carried by a 4-H "There is a strong conserve Sophie Talaga, David Wilson and Spain, danced in Paris and Ski-dazzle ’ Immediately to the east of the will meet at 9:30 a.m. F^day, member in the state. tlve wing of the Republican par­ and Carolann Traill. Brussels and sang with a band away" in a white Cadillac to . proposed school. instead of at noon, and have a ty,” Nixon said. "It deserves a The program concluded with see Alfred Drake in "Kismet". box lunch at noon at the Church School Tour Offered give in West Germany. The agenda of the meeting All interested citizens are In­ major voice in party 'councils a moment of silence and the In Australia, Miss Power "The shlek mistook the in­ > also provides for authorization Community House to work on and the liberal wing deserves a playing of "Taps!" toured in the musical "Ladies tention of his entertainers and ; by the board of selectmen to setting up booths and making vited to participate in a con­ ducted tour of the three local party voice, but neither can Night in a Turkish Bath” with believed that the role of the i determine the manner in which other preparations for the Holi­ dominate or dictate — the cen­ 17% FEWER CAVITIES stops in New Zealand and small rotund villain was meant to be t the bonds shall be signed, issued day Fair it is sponsoring from public schools by Supt. of ter must lead SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — him," Miss Power said. "Angri- I and sold and to designate the 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday Schools Wilson L. Tilley, in any outlying islands. conjunction with American He said that among those in Stannous fluoride, a chemical ‘The company attended a iy he got up and walked out. ' attorneys to check the legality here. Numerous church groups the center are Gov. William W. added to some dentifrices to Of course, the rest of the party will be taking part. Fklucation Week. party given by a maharajah in r of the bonds and a bank or Scranton of Pennsylvania, Gov. \ combat tooth decay, received a Ceylon,” Miss Power recalled was expected to follow.’’. It did. ! trust company to act as certlfy- JFK Drive Saturday All interested are to meet at George W. Romney of Michi-; plug today from the U.S. Public As yet Miss Power says she hM • Ing and paying agent. 9 a.m. Friday at the Coventry the other day. “The elephants Lionel Jean, chairman of the gan, most other governors and ' Health Service, were bedecked ■with diamonds not seen the end of "Kismet." I To be considered and acted local John F. Kennedy Library High School A one-hour tour many congressmen. | A PHS .spokesman. Dr. Her- watch In England she appeared in at each of the three schools is and jewels and the place was or • upon also, will be a recom- drive, Connecticut Fund, re­ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of j -schel S. Horowitz of Washing- covered with tropical flowers. It the mo'vle "As Long As They’re I mendation of the board of ed- ports the student council at planned. Bus transportation New York, Nixon said, “is on ton, D.C., reported on a study Happy” witlt Diana Dors and will be provided for those mak­ the liberal side, but in some re- involving 2,764 children aged 6 was one of the most beautiful I ucatlon to apply to the State Coventry High Schoffi and oth­ places I have ever seen.” Jeanne Carson. r board of education for a grant er members of the school will ing the tour. spects he pulls to the center.” to 10 in 10 public schools in Miss Dors had long blond b y After the tour, lunch will be "My quarrel with Rockefell­ Seattle. Wash. In acting school in Sydney, ! for the Junior high school, conduct an extensive house-to- as long Australia, Miss Power did hair and "did not appear very r On the agenda, also, is a re* house canvass Saturday for the available at the high school er,” he said, “is not his princi­ Those brushing with a stan- happy” when Miss Power also fund. Chairman Jean said adults cafeteria at 12:30 p.m. for ples. The party needs its liber- nouk fluoride paste had tooth “Romeo and Juliet” with Rod the ! quest to approve and confirm Taylor. showed up in long blond hair. j appointments made of members will be providing the trans­ those interested in this aspect als. The quarrel has to do with a | decay "reductions in the 17 per She also appeared in "Belles portation. of the program. ba.sic fundamental political cent range after three years” She began her film career in I pf the present school building England with Errol .Flynn and of St. Trinians" with Alastalr fireside! ■ committee of the proposed pro- George Reoma, a retired vice fact: a man who runs for the compared with a control group Sim. The movie was based on president of the American Mancheater Evening Herald nomination, pledges his support of children using a paste with- as ifs Anthony Steel in ‘"nie Master 1 of Ballantrae." cartoons by Robert Searle. I > Old Town Offices In Auction Screw Company, and a medi­ Coventry correspondent, F .; for the winner and then takes a ■ out the additive. Dr. Horo'witz Miss Power toured Europe ator in labor and management Pauline Little, telephone walk cannot come back and say told the American Dental Asso- The young actors, she said, ik • The old town office building dlspi^tes, will give a t^ k "Is 742-6281. 1 he wants to be the leader. If • elation convention. liked to go to London's Stork with the Blue Belle Ballet ; and the land adjacent to it tar- Club to relax. "The manage­ Company of Blngland. The com­ I merly tised for the parking an ment would not allow auto­ pany played at the Lido in I area, all town-owned, will be graph hunters to bother the Paris, Boeuf Surletoit (Beef on T auctioned a t a public auction at celebrities.” the Roof) in Brussels and also ; noon Nov. 21 by the board of in Rome, Florence and Milan, •kHainaiiW....-..... Ava Gardner sometimes Italy. (right) Hooded “fool­ • selectmen on the premises. Au- danced barefoot at the club Miss Power, mother of two children, relaxes at home and studies lines for her . thorization for the sale was "It was the most marveolus, ish mink” ski jacket of OMEGA with a Spanish Flamenco danc­ loveliest dancing." Miss Power role in local amateur theater production. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) lustrous, shaggy acry­ • given by the Oct. 16 special er. She didn’t like to wear i town meeting. recalled. “All the grirls were lic fibers, fully lined. shoes. Miss Power said, proba­ flve-foot-slx incheji and over. choreography for the Judy Gar­ family moved to Wapping "Charley’s Aunt” Miss Power’s I • The voter - making session bly because she was in charac­ Zip front and zip pock- ■ Saturday will be from 10 a.m. There were six blondes and six land shows. about 18 months ago. future plans lean toward a mu­ et6. Beige, brown, sizes ; to noon in the office of the Reg- ter from the lead of "The Bare­ brunettes with gorgeous cos­ "The best fun I had,” Miss She said she misses particu­ sical at the Oakdale Musical | foot Contessa". tumes." The girls danced with Power said, “was In a huge larly life in Australia. The Theater or Storrowto'wn. S, M, L. ■ Istrar of voters in the town Princess Margaret, Frank Si- : office building on Rt. 31. MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Marc Breaux who did the swimming spectacular, ‘Nlagra country is very European be­ "Charley’s Aunt” will be pre­ Follies,’ held at night in the cause of the recent European sented at the South Windsor | Legion Dinner Off Seamaster bull rings in Spain." immigrants. "These people, High School Nov. 20 and 21. Hie dinner scheduled for 6:3(J BRINGS YOU THREE NEW stainless steel The large pool was backed by fairly well off, are looking for . pm. Saturday prior to the an- Bigelow automatic cal­ • - m m a stage and dancing waters and adventure and have made Aus­ Mancheater Evening Herald | • nual Veterans Night program endar: water­ fountains. The dancers danced tralia continental,” Miss Power South Windsor correspondent. a t the American Legion Hall proof $120 under colored light.s, then dove observed. Brownie Joseph, telephone ; has been canceled because of into a pool and swam in different After playing the lead in 644-0148. illness among members of formations, creating a l^autiful Oreen-Chobot-Rlchardson Post, effect, Mi.ss Power sqld. Surf • American Legion, and its guxlH- boards painted as huge cards : n ^ who are sponsoring the af- were also used in the synchro­ State GOP May Drop Lower nized formations. The program, however, will Town & Country The Follies had an interna­ begin at 8 pm. with refresh- tional cast of too. She was the Before Beginning to Rise ■ ments and dancing to an or­ only Au.stralian. There were Ta­ chestra to follow. Donations hitian flame throwers, Swiss CARPETS (Continued from Page One) Guard conservatives into virtual . will be $1.50 instead of the I \ Olympic divers, English clowns, . original $3.00, officials report. German hor.se riders, Italian Marsilius’ conservatism, but obscurity, but the new leaders Adult advisors of the auxlll- \ % dancers and American singers. it is believed that the Goldwater who emerged from the wreckage . ary to the looal Legion post will “Quite a League of Nations”, candidacy this year carried him have been at each other’s | • accompany their junior auxili- Miss Power quipped. farther to the right than he per­ throats ever since. : ary at a conference at 10 a.m. When modeling in fashion sonally wished to go. Two years ago, for example, I shows in England and Holland the party had an attention-get­ Saturday at the Rockville ALL AT ONE BUDGET PRICE! Marsilius, however, is cre­ ting dramatic, six-man' race for | j American Legion Post home. Miss Power was a brunette and dited with doing the most to pre­ in Spain and Italy a blond. She serve the amicable relations be­ the gubernatorial) nomination. Diabetes Test Offered explained that Spaniards like But when the d(i8t settled, the I The Annual Diabetic Detec- tween the two factions of the blonds and the English and party during both the pre-con­ winner, Alsop, ended up with a . tlon Week will be observed Dutch, dark-haired girls to con- lackluster slate of running mates ■ from Sunday through Nov. 21. vention and pre-election periods. / trsist with themselves. There is little doubt that he that was easily defeated by the | This year, as in previous years, In her travels. Miss Power Democrats. ■ the Coventry Public Health will continue to have an influ­ has learned to speak Dutch and ential voice — perhaps the most While the party was losing | V ^ Niusing Association, in co- French fluently and manages elections, it was also engaged in . operation with Dr. Robert P. influential conservative voice — quite well in Italian, German in the party’s state affairs. a demoralizing fight for control • Etawen, local health director, and Spanish. of the state organization itself. and the State Department of As another consequence of the After coming to AmericA, she election, a behind-the-scenes ef- Plnney narrowly defeated a i continued her modeling with lort may be made to get Mrs. faction led by former State | Jantzen, Mr. Mort, Mam'selle Babette Ransohoff of Stamford Chairman Edwin H. May Jr. and others. She has done publi­ to resign her seat as national (who had' resigned to seek the I city for Picture Post Magazine committeewoman. gubernatorial nomination) to and taught ballroom dancing at Mrs. Ransohoff was one of the win the state chairmanship in the Farmington Country Club. 12 Connecticut delegates who 1961. He has been fighting for | Miss' Power met her husband voted for Gov. William Scran­ survival ever since. in London while he was on leave ton at the National Convention, Despite constant sniping from from the Air Force in North but she made no secret of her within his own ranks, Pinney I Africa. Her son, John, was bom pro-Goldwater sentiments. successfully led a movement to | Vacant. K in England and her second son, streamline the state organiza­ Raymond, in America. National (Jommitteeman Theo­ tion. (Ustd V W iStaiion Wogonv Miss Power .returned to Eu­ dore S. Ryan of Sharon, on the other hand, was one of the prime A Republican Council that met | Move your family right in.) rope for a brief visit two years in January of this year reor­ Linda Power in the harem scene from the noted ago, when her husband was re­ organizers of the Scranton move­ ganized the state party from top I British movie, “The Belles of Trinians.” ment in Connecticut. He i.s ex­ called Into service. She and her pected to play an even more in­ to bottom to give the big cities I fluential role in the days ahead. and fast-growing suburban areas I If any attempt is made on the a greater voice in party affairs. national level to wrest control of It was a momentous change | the national committee .from the for a party thaj had been domi­ pro-Goldwater group now In con­ nated for so many years by its | Sfafion trol, Mrs. Ransohoff Is almost powerful small town organiza­ certain to be one of those forced tions. Wagons STOCK-UP - SAVE! out. * .The effectiveness of this reor­ What, happened to the Repub­ ganization, however, has yet to | lican party in Connecticut? be tested. during Royal's Annual Essentially, the same thing Connecticut Republicans en­ 1963 Y.W. Deluxt happened to it in 1958 that hap­ tered this . presidential election I pened to the party nationally year involved In another dlvl- Station Wagon ! this year. .sive battle for the state chair-1 Six years' ago the state organ­ manship and' split ideologically. APPRECIATION ization turned to the right philo­ Pinney won another battle I *1790 sophically and it has been try­ with the May-led faction at the ing to recover ever since. June convention, and the party Going Into the 1958 state elec­ apparently won its ideological | tion, the Republicans held two battle at the election Itself. 1963 V.W . Deluxt Senate seats, all six Congres­ The national ticket won only I sional seats, every state elective 11 of the small Republican towns Komble Sta. Wagon that ^^pported Vice President | (center) New “piKxile” ] SALE! office except the governorship, Rlchard^lxon four years ago. hand-kit cardigan of mo- ] and both houses of the legisla­ Manchester ture. Ninety-to^n GOP small towns | hair-wool blend, by Russ.' Easy 14K yellow or switched to'toe Democratic col­ •1590 Stainless steel Marquise In 14K Four years before, Abraham umn. Fairfleni and Litchfield | White, blue, pink, yellow,! Carpet white gold-filled self-winding, gold with six Rlbicoft, now a U.S. Senator, Counties, the R^ubllcan strong­ sizes S, M, L. S I S ■ H u HDH ■'•mt eN«r tn« impbntfa btntm i •< «br(tlcn rttItU n n , Kni w ur, ciMr eoi*n, $79.,50 waterproof had squeaked past Gov. John W IIM IV H W n ply, p„p pi p,,p iiyijp n , ----- diamonds Th!i is on* way of' holds, went almotf^olidly Dem­ Payments 1 $115 $175 Lodge ^by 3,115 votes'to move 1961 Deluxe Center saying "THANKS" Sal. Into the governor's office. He ocratic. Proportioned flannel tap­ Station Wogort Pnen incliiiif FrJ/ral Ini occupied it like a political time For the first time In six years, I for your acceptance Reg.99c bomb for four year.s. however, the party may now be ered sl^k by Wardrobe teen putting off that carpet purchase... waiting for a real "buy"? Then don't miss this “A Beautiful and Invited Most observers blame intra­ in a position where it can con­ Maker. Fully lined. Black, introductory sale of three exceptionally fine broadloom values... the completely new of our quality prod­ centrate solely on a comeback. loden, navy, brown, cam- 11 Evciting Showplace party feuding for Lodge’s nar­ It won’t be easy in a state I •1345 "Town & Country" carpets from Bigelow, America’s oldest carpet manufacturer. R True to uct thru the years! row defeat in 1954. el. 8-20. G 19 of Faiiioiis Rugs Four years later the party’s that is becoming more and more their name, these handsomely textured fabrics meet the needs of modem living in city and Carpets” Democratic each year, and there SAVE 20c! conservative Old Guard won the are undoubtedly more setbacks | apartment or suburban home. Whatever your carpet requirement or color preference, . nomination for former State ahead. 2 (bottom) Nylon reversible eki parka these new broadlooms provide a happy, easy-on-the-budget anfwerl I Comptroller Fred R. Zeller. " with inside hidden hood, contrast border OFFER GOOD NOW thru NOVEMBER 15th Zeller was opposed unsuccess­ But It explains why Pinney I fully for the nomination by John could say on election night with trim. Pink, blue, beige, S, M, L. $2G AMTHORIZM more triith than wishful thinking " AVAILABLE IN 30 FLAVORS At Your Nearest Alsop, who mounted a hasty that he was looking to the futui'e A PHONE GALL BRINGS SAMPLES TO YOUR HOME campaign manned by relatively “with optimism and eager | White Stag ski pants (same as worn OPEN EVENINGS / \ young amd inexperienced enthus­ We will be happy to send a decorator-trained carpet counselor to your home ^ Neighborhood Royal Ice Cream Dealer's Store . . iasts. anticipation.” * with shaggy jacket above). Nylon-rayon with "Town and Country” samples Riblcoff buried Zeller under a stretch in navy, cranberry, black or SCOTIA IN 1896. MOVED record gubernatorial plurality of ‘New Road Vnrolh green, 10-16. S I S JUST TELEPHONE 643-5103 STATES IN J900, MICHAELt more than 246,000 votes. It was TED TRUDON ORIGINAL FAMILY. NOW OPERATES ICE CREAM CO. the Democrats’’ most spec­ CHRISTCHURCH', Hampshire, • INC.' • RHODE ISLAND. tacular-state election victory un>' England — Military engineering Exclusively af > je w e l e r s o f in t eq . V * n d h o n o r m o r e Manufacturers of ORFIXELLI'y "SPU M O N I" til this year. The party won con­ researchevs \fa,v9 developed an Tolbmd Turnpike FNICtS AND PROFITS. THE WORLD'S MOST trol of the state Mouse of Ret>- n-foot-wlde aluminum roadway RESPECTED NAMES IN JEWELRY ARI. FOUND AT MICHAELt. DSL OPEN WED.. THURS., FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 P Tsleottville, Cohn. 17 Warren St., Manchester — 649-5358 resentativea for the first tiihe in that can be unrolled over sticky | more than 80Fr w v - m i «-‘ m j-'• r- • - ' '' 'V^ .■'' -Sff'j’ W-I-> f ^ - ;• > ^T'- , v -■ «- [• • ^

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VbnrlrrBtrr when there does not seem very mudi gtaaoe to tha jUittOBsl Resources In Mansfield—Pres­ the town, especially In a town to oliglbt* and ifioiiUI k t aMea5> military or power politics urgency be­ Inside Andover ent and Future" will take place with no municipal sanitation p a n M by hla father. with four qtoclaUala covering hind any new creation or organisation iSckon.T'P system, there to a strong In- t Im ttoop to und$r t k » kMMlkr* EonttiQ frraUi the related problems of water ship o f WiUlain 'Aichad • • sdOiit of niiclear force on the continent of Bu- Re^irt The elMtlon aceoiroltobed ene tereet In studies of this type. supply, sewage disposel, rec­ master and h« has had a great rope. M^y Lone^ r imdtyRi^ts W ag tar certain: Repubkeaiw Water Talk reation, and streama. Several members of the And­ by . will have a financial adsM lan over commlsston are planning m any years In scout- work. TIm This MLF is a proposition for politi­ Wiltiam Wtoe, chairman of scout conamtee to headed by Rowland Evans Jr. from Page Oae) The' unprecedeMed defeat In 19M If the part; f nominates by the State Water Resources to attend. ’Hie meeting to open cal vanities which we ourselves have convention *gf*~ h Planned to the public end others Inter­ Ralph MOls. Robert BMabrook Robert D. Novak brought demaada from the Commission to one o f the four will handle advancement end helped nourish and inspire. It has al­ Democrats running fo# govsr- ested are Invited. Soms Pemocrata blamed Gov. Peraocratto ranks for reorgani­ people on the panel. David W ig ­ John McGuire, public relations. (OoBttaMd trom Bags 8) nor, the U.8. ftonate, the House 10 Register In Scouts most nothing to do with how safe we WASHINGTON — Wlthta George C. Walleoe for the party sation of the party; for a party Tbe Andover Conservation gins, State Health Department Alan T a le to treaeurer. and aetbaek because of hla p i ^ In and lesaer offices will have to Ten boys registered In the are, or how safe Bhirope is. To the con­ shrunken ranks of House R e­ registration law to keep Repub­ Commission has been Invited I director of Sanitary Bnglneer- David Tale, outdoorsmail. around a lot Maybe weni go the peesldential campaign and licans out of the Pamocratlc spend huge sums of hard-to-gst ' ing is atoo on the panel. From Boy Scout troop at a meeting trary, it opuld add to the danger in publicans is a growliuf move­ to attend a Joint meeting of ment to throw off r i ^ party Q Once again, then, aa so often in the grams. It until B:80, maybe even 10 lintlia ...... U.0 Although tills discipline was they didn’t need tha national It foreshadowed a new strug­ this sxpensss of a primary race, Tuesday at tha Mansfield town Aa an adequate supply of which takes place from 7 to 8:30 •• iiontlM «••••••••••••••• cold war, we seem fated to do some­ tO’cloek ’ckooK at idghtmgiit. 1I do what X gle for control between loyalist esn wait and spend their cash hall at p p.m. clean water Is a problem to p.m. a t the town hall. Amy boy The Hockey Hall of Iteie In MoBtb ■••••••••«•••«•••• Imposed by the regim e o f Rep. Pemoeratie party — thus help­ thing which is quite foolish and unnec­ Charles Halleck trf Indiana, ptaue. 'ietmiy. AtAtlantic City. ing elect OOP candidates. Democrats favoring cloaer aUe- on the generaj election. A panel dlacussion on “ W ater present and future residents of between-11 and 15 years of age Toronto has 138 membete. intmoBR OF______essary and even potentisdly quite dan­ there is today hardly any senti­ fbe World’s Etir. I get by. iH » AasociATBD nudn A nd 1 do wtiat I plbaae."pi l b * AModatad Praas la aaelaatraly antlUar gerous. Once it has been proposed, ment to oust Halleck aa Repub­ ta tba oaa of rapnbUoati^UostioB t t all nawa dia- lican floor leader. Rather, the HaMlflne finished hie eoffee 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MOiniAYS not otharwiaa eradlt- Ntobaa eradltad to H or i nobody dares offend West Germany mood of surviving House Re­ and walked back to the stand. ad la thla paper and alae tba local aawa« BOb- SOa parOMf was pitching the M USIC STORES: 241 A S Y L U M ST., HARTFOR D (522-7201) - 17OAKST„MANCHESTER bahad hera. or cancel the policy hours spent in publicans Is to retain Halleck — __ riabtabta « t rapubUeatloa ot apadal dm- NATO consideration or in State De­ but with greatly diminished au­ people, who stool In a eeml-oir* WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Ratchet bm in ara alao raaarrad. ele with the Wg trucks baoUng partment and Defense Department plan­ thority. Tba H a ra ld ------IBO., aa- Nobody has devised a clearly- Into the ourb and throwing aomaa no flnanrlal Ity for typo- ning on “ how” it can be done by label­ fuifiaa at them. graphtcat arron appamSi to adrartlaMSwta defined substitute to replace and otbar readuc mattar In Tba Manebaatar ing it frankly and openly for the un­ Halleck-style opposition for op­ A OOP same through tha Btrantaii Harald.______necessary nonsense it is. position’s sake. There is only crowd. right, pack it up,” vague talk about RepubUcans ha said. HsMltlae went right to Full aarrloa ellaal et N. B. A. Swrlea. IM But, if we may venture to describe PnbUabera RapraaantaUraa - T™* offering alternative programs or work and started packl^ up Hathawa BpadaT Agaocy — Naw Tot* what we think is the basic policy situa­ perhaps trying to reach compro­ hie kfitvea. B is partner went to oago, Datroit and Boatoa. _ _ _ ,,, . ^SaaiBBR AUDIT BDIIBAD OF CTRCDLA. tion Involved, we think it is one of those mises with the dominant Demo­ get the oar. TIONB matters in which Intelligent high leader­ crats. But It seems clear that Ih e people atood and watch­ ed H aeeltlne pack hla knives. ship finds some delicate, artistic way of the day when Charlie Halleck OF MANCHESTER Wodneaday, Ifovambar 11, could lead a solid phalanx In They were an hmeh hour from shunting the problem involved off to one Congressional battle la gone. their regular Jobs and they felt side so that nothing ever really happens The answer Is found in the sorry for the pitchman who had on it Pertiaps the best thing the new election returns. Halleck’s six to move. Teteram Day administration at Washingrton can do years of leadership have been "When do we go to FIorldaT” baaed solely cm trying to eke out H eeelfhie sMd. He smiled. "The It wat not until tha yaar 1#M, M for this problem of nuclear arms for majoriUes to beat Democratic fln t day that It gets cold.” years, a Sadond W orld War, plus a K o­ NATO is not to try to produce any programs. Now that Is virtually IIM Pub^bwe^ewepap* rean police action, after Nov. 11, IBIS, solution at idl and leave it in a state Impossible. With an effective PRE-CHRISTMAS that the American holiday known aa o f non solution. gain of well over 40 seats, Pres­ ident Johnson has a working ArmiaUca Day wan formDly changed to H ie best w ay to accomplish such a majority on any issue. Veterans Day. strategy would be to set before the This points to a need for a Open Forum When the change was made. It was world, the American people, and the new Republican posture in the a reflection of everybody’s realisation House. Moreover, Republican Tb the Point et Nausea’ For ^ you who want new peoples of N A T O itself propositions and Congressmen have noted Just To the Editor, that what had been achieved in IBIS goals which might make a lot mors who went down in the LBJ land­ Z heartily endorse the letter was not even a very long or very re­ sense and have a lot more to do with slide. ot Renr. Paul Kalaer you pub- liable armistice, let alone the lasting the question of whether this small globe Roughly speaking, House R e­ Uahed re e w tly on the crltldam your post-electkm editorial. peace, in a world safe for democracy. is going to be able to keep revolving publicans can be divided into et three groups: Old guardsmen, X have gone along quite will- at savings! B y 1933, when a fanatical, sealous, and without blistering and scorching itself sofas and chairs for the whose conservatism is predict­ feigly with many of your edi­ poison-minded minority took over in with nuclear arms. Not how many fin­ able and unyielding: militant torials but that one was too the same Oermany which had been de­ gers can get on the trigger, but how young Turks, who often are just much to awallow. feated in 1918, it had been demonstrat­ fa r all fingers can be removed from it as conservative as the old The ouzrent scene to aurfett- guardsmen but more pragm atic; ed with editorials exulting over ed that democracy contained no guar- '—that would seem a more fruitful di­ and a small liberal-to-moderate the Goldwater defeat to the ^teed safety in itself. A year or two rection for policy planning. faction who favor a more posi­ P < ^ t o f nausea, whipping a later, in Ethiopia and in Spain, it had tive style of opposition. "dead hone,” quite sadistic in ^een demonstrated that the world had On Novemter 3, Republican atUtude, and gloating over the destruction of a man •who quite l^iot be«i made safe for peace any more Congressional losses were heavi­ Hasn’t Rained Like November sincerely oatrled the_ banner of ^ a n it had been made safe fo r democ- est among the old guardsmen — including such Neanderthallc a oause he thought many ■racy. There will be a morning, dull and Americans would support. a veterans as August Johansen of ■> Veterans Day, coming many millions gray and beautiful with promise of Michigan and Ben Franklin Jen­ There were 10 or 15 main rea­ sons why the electorate re­ let human casualties later, is a little cloud, when it looks like November. sen o f Iowa. Young Turk casual­ ties were just slightly less se­ jected tha RMubllcan nominee, )nore realistic. It tenders its heart-felt There will be an evening, under the vere. But the liberal-to-moderate chief of which were (1) wide­ waxing moon and the Eastern Jupiter, homage to all those men, living and faction suffered hardly at all. spread mtorepreeentation in the dead, who have offered their last full when it feels like November. Consider the Wednesday press, (2 ) the Image of an A- Group, until now a semi-secret bomb waver, (3) the solid measure of devotion to the cause of that There will be a noon with sun so In­ Pem oeratie 'vote wltti no G.O.P. society of 15 Republican Con­ coimtry which they hoped was in the dian and so warm the senses refuse to ^fections, (4) the large defec­ gressmen who have chafed un­ tions o f RepubUcans to the rig h t believe the actual calendar, which says der the conformity demanded by present incumbent, (5 ) the sol­ But it no longer holds. Veterans Day, the year's shortest runs of the sun are the Halleck regime. Only one of id Negro vote, (S) the spUt in the Wednesdayers was unseated. the easy promise that Ideals have, even now hardly more than a month away. the Middle 'West and West, for­ Three of them — John Lindsay b y such sacrifice, been safely won and But it will not be a real November m erly strongholds for the of New York, Bradford Morse of G.O.P., (7) the image o f an Planninfi: a new sofa and safely protected. The terrible task re- until there has come, at last, the big Massachusetts, and Charles M a­ -mains fo r present day and future hu- “unpr^ctable an unworthy chair for Christmas? Then warm, driving rain, full of the fra­ thias of Maryland—scored land­ man, (8) the built-in advan­ Men At Work With Reginald Pinto it’s important you choose 'manity itself; we, the people, the people grances o f the South, laden with near- slide wins against the LBJ tide tages ot the Pemoeratie in­ of country, and the people of the world, JACKHAMMER In predominantly Democratic cumbency and all that Im- right now. Save money, too! tropical torrents, beating against the districts. have to learn to choose alternatives for pliea, (9) solid labor vote, (10) bare trees and the dusty panes, coaxing Based on these results, the These sofas and chairs are ourselves. We have to learn to choose current prosperity widespread the dry pond and brook beds back to Wednesdayers are feeling their and the fear o f "rocking the custom made from the such a thing aa peace, and choose it puddles and rises and then the first oats. Although they kept their boat,” (11) fear a war might activities carefully shrouded last frames up. Reg. $349.00 96” even in little things because that may signs of flow. Yesterdays etart over Oiba, and ao forth, be the w ay we develop the muscle and year out of fear of reprisals, We will be hearing a great Jumbo sofa (a bo ve ); reg. / (/ / 3 p .n t. The arteries of earth are barren, and Jim m y their meeting last week was eourage to choose it in the great big Herald deal in the coming months the great underground pulse is faint, Street Scene widely publicized. So was their about spoclfic, documented ex­ $299.00 85” Oversize sofa, things. We have to recognise that the announced intention to expand and it 1s time for November to remem­ amples and the pundits will shown to right. world of our time calls on us for intel­ 25 Years Ago their membership. be oarping on this election for THURSDAYS Reg. $229.00 78” ber rain. What was not well publicized lectual as well aa for physical courage. Breslin> a long t^ e to come. 229. Standard Sofas. 175. was their closed-door discussion If men could bring themselves to serve South Manchester Fire Dis­ One wonders what some of NEW YORK, Nov. 11 — At The one on the right was ready a hot dog stand and stood un­ trict finishes its year with $4,- about the House Republican the gentlemen of the press In the fields of world policy and politics noontime. Seventh Ave. in the to be moved. The pitchman der the awning with a cup of leadership. The consensus- was FRIDAYS 367.04 in treasury, while two would have had to say had This is the most popular sofa size fo r most living rooms. with the same selfless devotion, the The Road To Ruin garment center is six blocks of looked right at him. coffee. He said his name wtis years previous the district was to back Halleck against any Goldwater wonl Would they Calcutta. From the building en- Lawson sofas fit the Early American scheme perfectly same unquestioning allegiance, the same The knife slipped off the side Ron Hazeltlne and that his in debt nearly $40,000. young Turk assault against him have rto'Mt to support him aa I f Senator Barry Goldwater and his barely walk. People stand in of the carrot and came down hand was all right. on behalf of Wisonsin’s Rep. unlimited courage the veterans of the a President, or would they con­ when dressed in prints, tweeds, box-pleated valances. coterie continue to manipulate the des­ trancea to the curb, you can on the pitchman’s fingers and “ What a life,” he said, shak­ Biggest single building oper­ Melvin Laird. The reason: the ation in town this year gets tinue the running-battle with world have always brought to the field tinies of the Republican Party, the knots, using up their lunch split two of them open. The ing his head. Wednesday Group (along with under way with filing by War­ him vdiich marked the pre o f actual military combat, then, per­ Democrats have nothing to worry about hours with talk. The ones walk­ pitchman looked down and spit “ Is it that bad 7” other House moderates) has eleotlon period? I wonder... for the next decade at least ren I. Keith, Inc., of applica­ haps, but perhaps not until then, will ing bump into them. A t the out a word. Then he put the “ It must be,” he said. He mo­ neither forgotten nor forgiven E P . Collins It was painfully obvious after glanc­ curb, big, shabby trucks pull hand behind his back Aid looked tion for building permit calling the tough pro-Goldwater stance their courage in service receive, for tioned at the curb with his cof­ for total of $34,450 in new con­ ing at the returns that the Republican up, exhaust spreading into the up and kept going. When you taken by Laird as platform com­ Boltott’e New School their posterity, the kind of reward it de- fee. “When it’s time to have to struction; two 6-famlly apart­ candidate was the least preferred choice hot hazy air. The people stand make a living on the streets, mittee chairman at the San To the Editor, of anyone else on the machines since he go back to work, they all go ment units to be erected on W. and talk and smoke cigarettes you atop only to make change. up into a building and fall into Francisco convention. I as a resident and a paX' ran so badly in arrears in practically and cigars and breathe in the "See this?” he said, sawing Middle Tpke. ent would like to express my every instance. a line. Me, I can do whatever I Consequently, Halleck’a most (L eft) Big, Jumbo size exhaust fumes. They ail look a notch in the wooden table. Three representatives of formidable rival for power could appreciation to the Bolton . There are those who say if the Re­ want to do here. I f it’s no good 96” sofas, reg. $299.00. alike, standing there on their "This knife will go through State Public Safety Commis­ be not Laird, but Rep. Gerald B o u d o f Educatiantly Home (Photo Po»o 1 ) ■ » Robert ManWarren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavem ManWarren of Both Rising Town firemen and highway departmwit workera this Tlio E. Theodore Bantly home at 818 Fertruson Rd. morning cimtinued to fight a stubborn underground fire Pine St., was the recipient of ght fit the Town Dump off . w ill not want for fuel oil this winter, and the Kiwanis the Columbia PTA Scholarship NEW YORK (AP) - Ameri- which raged through the n: cans are set to spend more and Clnb ia the richer for it, thanks to Mrs. Bantly. She Award at the ineeting of the aa- Olcott St. ^ borrow more the rest of this Water and dirt were being partment then bad to call Mer­ ■pent |71 last night to get 400 gallons of fuel oil during sociatlon last night. year, if present signs are borne Ilia sixth annual Kiwanis Ra­ poured and pushed onto the iden to get parts in order to' dio Auction over WINF. Robert^graduated from Horace out. And the boost this will give blaze which raged along a 1 ,6(KV get Um machine back In action. ton, 743 Tolland Tpke.; 27. John Porter School in 1960 and from the economy is expected to foot western side of the dump Meanwhile, Tureck called out And that's $9 over the retail carry over at least into next Tsluot A hundred gallona today Harris, Bolton; 28. Mrs. R. Hei- Windham High School in 1964. where thick white smoke bil­ town dump trucks to tranmort meler. Blast Hartford; 20. Con­ He is majoring in history at spring. lowed up and formed a heavy dirt and sand from a Love s ^ s for $15.50, whether you get Consumers currently are tt from Bantly OU Oo., Fogarty nie Belfiore, 88 Porter St; 30. Willlmantlc State College where haze over the western edge of Lane excavation site to the fire. Helen Diehl, 129 Keeney St. he is .in his freshman year. Increasing both the amount Manchester. During the night, firefighters Bros., Ifc T. Wood or Wyman spent and the percentage of OU. 31. Madeline McAwley, 14 His mother said "This ia the Deputy Chief Thomas McKin­ poured thousands of. gallons of Bdgerton St.; 32. Betsy Hun­ Aicest thing that ever happened their incomes parted with. The ney, who directed fire-fighting water on the blazq to keep it Bantly Oil Co? H-mnun! ter, Bolton; 33. Mrs. R. J. Al­ to Robert and it was a thrill to slowly rising cost of living ac­ operaUons for eeveral hours af­ atabllized. More than 60 truck That's Mrs. Bantiys husband. len, 102 New Bolton Rd.; 34. get the award from his home / / counts for only part of this out­ ter an unknown resident first loads of sand and dirt were be­ But Mrs. Bantly didn't get all Blugene Griffin, 25 Radding S t; town.” lay. And little fear of sharp called fire headquarters at 11 ;85 ing dumped In preparation for the fuel oil offered last night. increases In prices in the future She missed the early bidding 35. Gail Boland, 31 Plymouth Robert has a sister, Ann last night, said that fire was of' attempting to smother the Lane; 36, Richard Emerson, 39 Marie, who is a sophomore at is reported. undetermined origin. blaze late this morning. when 100 gallons put up by Ih September consumer credit BUsworth i L- R. Pico, 37 Castle Rd.; 44. Bill Hall Heads Bowmen report on business plans to raise More than a dozen firefighters wanians are conductmg the bid-, Belfiore. 88 Porter St ■ 45 Vlr- spmding for new plants and kind reported at the d p ip in Arthur Hall of Rt. 6 has been were then summoned to Uie two years. The dump Is a land Celenski. 93 Submit St; equipment. Industrial leaders dump to fight the fire as 'it Watkins Bros, on Main St. i 45 John Macllonald, 158 McKee re-elected president of the Co­ are counting on expanding mar­ fill operation. lumbia Lake Bowmen. Other kets. spread to the north and south of “It was a bed of red hot There was af>irited bidding St.; 47. Bertrand Harrison, 27 its origin. Kst night and Kiwanis Presi­ officers installed at ceremonies ashes and the spray of water Meadow Lane; 48. Sharon Saturday night were Ervin Pollsters studying consumer About midnight the flames at times just fizzled away as dent N. WUliam Knight .says Adams, 131 Summer St.; 49. Rus.sell of East Hartford, vice intentions cite a significant rise they averaged 73% of retail George Dunne, South Windsor; in optimism during the summer reached up more than 100 feet, steam,” one fireman said. president: Judy Brogan, Man- lighting up the western skies Firefighters left the scene a*- value. That tops last year’s 50. Beverly Walsh, 39 Riverside che-Ster, treasurer, and Karen months. They project this, plus average of 70%. which had Dr. gains in personal Income totals, as firemen employed more than ter rolling up their hose late Overton, Newington, secretary. 2,000 feet of two and one-half this morning as two bulldozer.'. been the five-year high. Ki­ 61. Paul Kent, East Hartford: Club championship awards into larger dollar outlays in the wanis hopes the bidding keeps months ahead. The University inch hose. The hose was hooked one a rental from Andrew Ar- 52. Richard Patten, 33 Mather were presented to instinctive up at a hydrant, located near alt the same pace, or better, St.; 53. Mrs. A. Sheridan. Bol­ archers as follows: Mike of Michigan's Institute of Social saldl Construction Co., pushed tonight. Research thinks the marked the dump entrance, and it tons of dirt and sand over the ton; 54. George Cook, Vernon; Tweedy with 824, Marcia Hall, snaked along to connect two All the merchandise has been 55. James Maher, 14 Bliss St.; 520; Class 250; Jim Moser, Improvement in consumer senti­ smouldering dump area. The ment between June and Septem­ hoses at the fire scene. operation to smother the fire donated by merchants in the 56. Bldmund Gorman, 69 Dale Ea.st Hartford, 706; Class 175, Many firefighters, wearing Mrs. Hilda Erickson, a Mormon traveler in the Manchester area, and Kiwanis Rd.; 57.' Myrtle Hubbard, 14 G radon Lockwood, Manchester, ber is due more to actual in­ was continuing on into the af­ creases in before-tax income of Indian Tanks, were sent below ternoon hours today. late 1880Sj bends oyer her sewing machine—part 'uses the profits for such com­ Victoria Rd.; 58. Mrs. Thomas j 625; Junior, Eki Vasco, (junior the blaze to fight it as It raged munity projects as providing Boland, Vernon St.; .59. David 1 champion) Glastonbury, 522; Strictly for the Birds many Americans rather than to of her active life despite her 105 years. (AP Pho­ the gains in take-home pay from in a- 30-foot high wall of Un- UNFAIR TO CAR THIEVES! scholarships, and summer camp Pavey, East Hartford; 60. Ver­ Cub, Tanni Hall, 261, and In­ der-dry logs, tree trunks and. tofax.) , ▼acaUons for underprivileged non Hansen, 31 S. Hawthorne termediate, Jon Harrington, Starlinsfs are visitinf' the Georgia State Capitol the federal tax cut. Its survey GENEVA, Switzerland (AP1 Jusf-Rife shlldren. shows many consumers dis­ rubbish. Some men got bogged —A tjwft - prevention devire St. Willimantic, 292. again. Secretary of State Ben Fortson is shown down in the swamp section be­ * Ibere were ISO Items auc­ 61. Carlton Welsh, 466 Wood­ above firing Roman candles at the birds in an at­ missing the tax cut as too small scheduled to-be put on tha mar­ Also, free style; Russell Fors, on a weekly basis to make much tween the dump blaze and ket soon may drive automobile tioned last night; there are 120 land St.; 62. Helen Valentine, Andover, 963; Class 200; George tempt to discourage any prolonged residence. Sev­ Laurel Lake. Indian Tanks mors tonight. And Kiwanis is 197 Newman Rd.; 63. Francis difference in their spending. thieves crazy due to frustration. Beautiful Adjustable Sli|>coyers Now Arnold, Andover, 308; Women’s eral months ago the birds inflicted considerable Earlier debt repayments and proved fruitless and were aban­ When the unit is installed, anv Ox-Wagon Traveler offering some bonus specials Butler, Strickland St.; 64; M. free style, Genora Fors, An­ doned. both Bights in order to attract Bancroft, South Windsor; 65. damage, to the Capitol grounds. (AP Photofax.) savings Increases have given tampering with the ignition sy.s- dover, 739; Junior division; Ernest Tureck, superintend­ better Mda. Norm Terrio, 1097 Main St.; 66. Stephen Fors, 308; Cub; Mark many consumers a greater tem locks the brakes. If the M. Klukas, Vernon; 67. Victor readiness this fall to spend. The ent of the Town Highway De­ brakes are released, the fuel KiwaBls snnouncer William Hall, .^258; Champion in handi­ partment, and Town Engineer Still Active at 105 Designed to Fit Most Chairs and Sofas .Thornton continues to be a tar­ Black, 34 Cumberland S t; 68. cap: Marcia Gervais, Plain- institute thinks ’’the economy supply Is cut off. If the fuel get tor Jest from among bid­ Harvey Wahnqulst, Autumn field. Many States will be stimulated by substan­ Walter Fliss were at the scene system is adjusted, the brakes St.; 69. Leslie Hunter, Bolton; tial consumer demand during last night. Tureck ordered a will lock again and the ignition GRANTSVILLE, Utah (AP)^son, John Parry, and a daugh- ders. Last night his cohort at Dry Hydrants Purchased News Tidbits the Christmas season and also bulldozer be used in attempts Perfectly contoured to shape of your DIVAN STYLES CHAIR STYLES Mm "mike” was Atty. Jack 70. John Tierney, 219 W. Center Columbia Volunteer Firemen system is grounded. In a test, — Hilda Erickson came West In ter, Amy Hicks, who now lives St. from the AP Wires In Scramble In the spring of next year when to smother the blaze. The bull­ a mechanic without a key wa.s a covered wagon when Johnson in Salt Lake City, 30 miles to the chair or sofa. Heavy cotton sailcloth, fihea, who himself spent $16 to have purchased five dry hy­ fiscal policy will provide a dozer broke down when it Large 18%'’x l4 H ” Am . Win a bleach retouch. Counselor Til. Bruce Eagleeon, 59 drants, one of which will prob­ unable to start an equipped car waa president and voted last east. Amy Is 81. Son John died fully washable, kick-pleat skirts, sslf- Hand daoonted. Seven much smaller new stimulus struck a large slab of concrete in so minutes. In a car without week to keep Johnson in the in 1946, one year after her hus­ doesn’t need it, so he bid it in Spruce St.; 72. Mrs. Ron Hei- ably be installed this fall, ac­ than in the spring of this year.” and was disabled when two oil welted seams. Provincial or fldral Thornton’s name; how do you melr, Ikist Hartford; 73 J cording to Fire Chief Ward Under cover of heavy fog, For Industry the unit, the mechanic drove off White House. band. throughout. Government figures for Sep­ caps were ripped off. The de- in 16 seconds. She 'Was teaching the Indians retouch an extremely receding Sumner, Bolton; 74. Louis Hen- Rosebrooks. 1 five Elast Germans escape to tember show that the change patterns. balrHns? nequin, 32 CotUge St.; 75. Lee The water level at the lake West Germany near Brunswick. NEW YORK (AP) — Many from saving to spending and how to read, write and sew When the first auction was Potterton, 171 Avery St.; 76. has been drawn down in pre­ ... Fk-ench President Charles states are engaging In a frantic, borrowing ia already under when Geronlmo was leading the Health Nurses beld five years ago, Thornton Norma Terrio. 1097 Main St.; paration for installing the first de Gaulle lays wreaths at tomb costly scramble to attract new way. last of the Apache uprisings in was accepting bids on a new golf 77. Robert Hubbardt 14 Victoria of three pylons for the new pier of Unknown Soldier and statue Industries. Installment debt roee $613 the Southwest in 1886. Make 701 Visits putter. His "pitch” was aimed and footings are already in of Georgee Clemenceau on 46th They are spending millions of She was a midwife and acting at some of his Kiwanis friends Rd.; 78. E. Johnson, 113 Bran­ place, according to John Clarke, million to nearly $67.6 billion. doctor and dentist for Indians Revolving with whom he cavorts around ford St.; 79. Jack Hunter, Bol­ anniversary of World War I dollars and much Ingenuity to Other forms of credit brought 8 out of 10 homes and whites near the Utah-Neva- ton; 80. Helen Diehl, 129 Keeney chairman of the beach com­ armistice. lure factories to their areas. the total of consumer credit to A total .of 701 home viqlts area golf courses, and he re­ St. , mittee. And they are offering many $73.5 billion. da border when Army troops were made last month by public ferred often to their lack of a ■ The town appropriated-mon­ Anna Mae Shrum, 20-year-old killed Chief Sitting Bull of the 81. Lois Bantly, 318 Fergu­ inducements. In the three summer months health nurses, Mrs. Nelson LAZY “putting touch.” ey for the project at the Oc­ mother, held on two murder The advertisements, usually hove a cold room Koux in South Dakota in 1890. Quinby, supervisor, reported Mrs. Thornton outdid the bid­ son Rd.; 82. Salem Nassiff, Ver­ tober town meeting. charges after sheriff says she personal con.sumption spending Mrs. Erickson, 106 years old non St.; 83. Nancy Griffin, Bol­ placed by state development hit an annual rate of $404.6 bil­ yesterday to an executive board ders that night, and presented Ladles to Meet told of smothering her Infant agencies, stress such factors as lion. Personal savings dropped today,.is believed last survivor meeting of the Manchester Pub­ SUZAN the putter to her husband. ton; 84. Richard Patten. 33 The Ladies Aid Society of twin daughters with plastic IS YOURS ONE OF THE 8 T??? of an estimated 80,000 Mormons lic Health Nursing Association Mather St.; 85. William Thorn- nearness to markets, available to 7.4 per cent of after-tax in­ With the ftm Involved, and the the Congregational Church bags. . . N ^ British govern­ labor supply, fast population come, after rising to a higher who Immigrated to Utah on at the board room in Manches­ many useful items being auc­ ton, L*kewood Circle; 86. B. A. meets tomorrow in the Parish ment announces substantial in­ foot, horseback, or in carts and ter Memorial Hospital. Harrison, 27 Meadow Lane; 87. growth, adequate transporta­ than average 8.2 per cent in the tioned, Kiwanis hopes to make House at 1 p.m. The Men’s creases in British pensions and tion, pleasant living conditions Warm up thot wagons before the railroads Tha nursifig kuparvisor also this sixth auction the most pro­ John Tierney, 219 W. Center Fellowship meets that evening Aprll-June quarter. came. St.; 88. M. W. Thornton, 143 unemployment benefits and and favorable tax structures. Retailers, bankers, govern­ reported that she had assisted fitable yet. at 8 p.m. hike In Income taxes to pay for Some states and cities float Her eyee ore brown, -with stUl Dr. Nicholas A. Marzlalo at a Here are the items, by num­ Lakewood Circle; 89. Mrs. But­ ment economists agree that the hord-to-lnot room a sparide; her gray hair has ler, 110 Strickland St.; 90. Ver­ them. loans to provide sites and build­ American consumer now seems tetanus clinic for firemen last ber offered, and the successful Manchester Evening Herald ings for industries who .will lively touches of the original month, and that the following bidders; non Hansen, 32 S. Hawthorne Columbifi corre«»pondent, Vir­ President Johnson summons headed back to his usual course red, and she loves to talk. St. Secretary of the Treasury make their new homes there. -- his spending rising with his clinics were held: 4 matomity I. William Heck, 297 Henry ginia M. Carlson, tel. 228-9224. It's an outgrowth of the mush­ with the new Her advice: “Be alittle care­ clinioe with 61 attending; 5 fit.; 2. Mrs. John H. McDonald, 91. Peter Ferreira, 116 Pearl Douglas Dillon to his hill coun- Income, and his borrowing in­ ful so you’ll have something St.; 92. Charles Borgida, 46 y ranch to make plans for rooming move of industry to creasing with his Improved chest clinics with 70 attending; 108 McKee St.; 3. Madeline Mc­ 1 decentralize and get away from confidence. when you get old.” 4 pedatrlo clinics with 53 at­ Awley, tt4 Eklgerton St.; 4. Gall Conway Rd.: 93. Sally Heavi­ 1965 excise tax cu t... Police Cfitii CHASER “I’m a Democrat,” she said, sides, Vernon; 94. Leonard the old concentrations which Retail sales figures show a 6.4 tending; 5 medical clinics with Boland, 81 Plymouth Lane; 5. seize cache of explosives from came into being with the con­ per cent rise in the average for tY IRON FIREMAN “every since the depression. 28 attending, and 2 surgical Howard Bldwards. 332 Summit Parla, 31 Eklgerton St.; 96. Mrs. Events storeroom of anti-Castro organ­ Those were the worst times we C. DeLusso, Lake St.; 96. Her­ struction of railways and port August and September from the clinics with 6 attoidlng. fit.; 6. Mjo+ls Hubbard, 14 Vic­ ization. . . Disputed majority facilities. average for last December and THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE­ aver had. But soon 8us Roosevelt Mrs. Alexander Maiuiella, man Lassow, 40 Autumn St.; report by Senate Antitrust and VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT­ (the late President E'ranklln D. toria Rd.; 7. Carl Swanson. 66 97. Richard Hubbard, 14 Vic­ One estimate puts annual January. Biggest gains were Cftfidir iftfiM president of the board, and Mrs. Westminster Rd.; 8. Jack Shea, In State Monopoly subcommittee calls state spending on industrial reported ■ by durable goods ING will keep your cold or chilly room Roosevelt) got In, he fixed U up, (Quinby reported that they had toria Rd.; 98. Mrs. Andrew advantag0$: warm and cozy, with filtered, drcolat- as best he could. 40 Phelps Rd.; 9. Mrs. Donald Glidie, 47 Branford St.; 99. R. for new federal law to forbid advertising at $$ million a stores, as they .usually do when attended a combined meeting of Aapinall. Bolton: 10. Merrill unfair and deceptive packaging year. personal incomes are rising M CtrwMM imw«4 «nm tir. ing, thennostatically controlled heat. “And I voted for Johnson last H. Johnson, 41 Windemere St.; (Continued from Page One) time.” the Connecticut League for Imporfed Colton, 743 Tolland Tpke 100. Louis Bantly, 318 Fergu­ of food and household products. At the beginning these ads strongly. V (MMt irMa M • ••« • Operating cost up to 75% less than Nursing and the Board Mem­ concentrated on the business How far this spurt in consum­ task ar kaUar. other add-on heaters. Heats cold bath­ When she came across the II. Carlton Welsh, 466 Wood­ son Rd. and Robert Gorman, 29, of Woodland fire that won’t go V MaMaal aataaiatk 1 plains in an ox-drawn wagon in bers Organization of Public land St.; 12 Betsy Hunter, 110 | 101. Frank Esposito, 83 St. out belches occasional flames aspects of their areas. More er confidence carries will have Ifeanaaatat, room, enclosed porch, attic room, or Health Nursing Agencies at Kings Park, N.Y., are accused recently they, have begun to any space that needs extra heat. 1866 she was 6 years old, nearly Keeney St.; 18. Gall Adamy, ' John St.; 102. Everett Llvesey in the $64,000 holdup Sept. from underground lair and casts much to do with how long the V tafa-HM llaaMi, vaata tr Mfk | Waverly Inn, Cheshire, last DAMASK CLOTHS 8 stress almost equally the desir­ current business upswing can toaaerstera alaaiiah. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. 7, Andrew Johnson was the 106 McKee S t; 14. Gail Adamy, 923 Main St.; 103. Lois Bant- at the Ridgefield branch of the constant pall of smoke over president. month. 106 McKee S t; 15. Ray Henne- I ly, 318 Ferguson Rd.- 104 Lois ability from a living standpoint, extend its record-setting dura­ V laaaaakal katk It ' 'td Connecticut National Bank. area around Saddle River, N.J. . empha.sizing climate and re­ tion. m t #H'ala> Hilda, bom Nov. 11, 1869 to quin. 57 School St.; 16. Martin Bantlv. 318 Ferguson Rd.; 105 They are also charged with the . . Two pro-Communist guerril­ Pehr and Marie Larson in Led- POOCH FAINTER Klukas. Vernon; 17. Daniel Stillman Keith. 361 Porter St creational possibilities. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)—Paint­ $30,000 robbery of the Byram las killed and three wounded in Business Week magazine has ga, Sweden, married John A. Pantaleo. 776 Parker St; 18. 106. Pat Cartwright, 31 Green- branch of the Greenwich Sav­ skirmish with an army patrol in Erickson Feb. 23, 1882 In Salt er H. Robert Hildebrand has Rita Sullivan, 1097 Main St.; hill St.; 107. John Garside. 127 conducted a plant site survey in posed 12,000 dogs for portraits ings and Loan Co. last April 22. Portuguesa State in Venezuela. which 1 ,0(X) executives of manu­ Council Plans Lake City. 19. Edmond (Jorman. 69 Dale School St.; 108. Bruce Belfiore, Gorman has also entered in­ FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. They went to a ranch in In-, —without ever being bitten. Rd.; 20. JJorothy Standlsh, 14 Porter St.; 109. William Bar- Mysterious forces in Solomon facturing industries in 19 cities 88 nocent pleas. No date has been Islands in Southwest Pacific were queried. 319 BROAD ST.—TEL. 649-4539—MANCHESTER dlan country near the Nevada He believes that the more he Fleming Rd. ron. 371 Oak St.; 110. Dorothy set for trial. To ‘Adopt’ Child border on a mission for the knows about dogs, the more he 21. Joseph Dawood, 663 W. Colton, 748 Tolland Tpke. causing U.S. satellites to Joggle These executives were asked: temporarily out of orbit, ac­ Whether their company was Church of Jesus (Jhrist of Lat­ understands about people. Middle Tpke.; 22. OU Stephen, 8 111. Mrs. James McVeigh, 81 The\ Manchester Christian “I’ve found that a person’s Beautiful Heirloom pattern jacquard table­ Admits Holdup cording to Hawaii geophysicist investigating possibilities for ter-day Saints. cloths In 61% cotton and 39% rayoa Machine fitsphens St.; 23. Laslie Hunter, Oxford St.; 112. Mrs. Richard Dr. George P. Wollard .' . . Youth Council will become fos­ There she taught and treated dog becomes almost an exten­ Bolton; 24. Martin Klukas, Ver­ MIDDLETOWN (AP) — new plant sites, or planned to do ter parent to a child in a foreign sion of his owner. Nine times washable,- For your holiday table I Hansen. 32 S. Hawthorne St.; Charles Kelly, 25, of Middle- Tiny plastic mouthguards coat­ so in the next five years. the Indians and whites. She was non; 26. Adam Rhodes, 15 113. Wells Dennison. 20 Steep- country. It was announced by licensed by the state to practice out of 10 a man’s dog has the Plymouth Lane; 26. O. D. Ool- town, pleaded guilty yesterday ed with fluoride paste and worn What general geographical hollow Lane; 114. Wells Den­ only a few minute.s a day can areas would be considered in the executive committee of the obstetrics — and did, as well as personality the owner wishes he nison, 20 Steephollow Lane; 116. in Superior Court to the Oct. Council, who recently approved had. And the tenth time, they 9 holdup of a savings and loan stop tooth decay In hamsters— the event they did decide to pulling teeth and treating other Mrs. James McVeigh. 81 Oxford and probably in humans, says select new plant sites. the "Adopt a Child” program. ills. mirror each other." St.; 116. G. L. Clark, Glaston­ association in Ea.st, Hampton. To provide funds for its pro­ Hildebrand sayg ho has Judge Charlea S. House, at federal research scientist. What specific'states, metropo­ She sewed wounds, as well as bury; 117. Lois Bantlv. 318 Pope Paul VI drops Arch­ litan areas or cities would be gram the Council will sponsor fabrics; fed miners during a sketched every White House pup Ferguson Rd.; 118. Louis Hen- the request of defen.se coun.sel, a series of children’s motion except Fala. l O V E ordered a psychiatric examina­ bishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh favored. ahort-llved boom, and ra ls ^ a nequin, 82 Cottage St.: 119. Thuy, member of the former California, which has been pictures, scheduled for Satur­ Beverly Walsh, 39 Riverside tion for Kelly. ruling family of South Viet days at 2 p.m. If the plan ia Sta'Le Pol'ce say that most of conducting an intensive adver­ Dr.; 120. Gall Adamv, 105 Mc­ Nam. from adniinlBtratlve au­ tising campaign, came out on successful, shows are planned SNOW Kee St. the $738 taken from the asso­ thority over the South Vietna­ twice monthly. ciation was recovered. top. 121. Carol Lenthan. 21 Cam­ mese Archdiocese of Hue . . . States ranking just below Subjects, dates and places of ' / 3 ' / UMAR MANCHtSnR CSHTtR bridge St.; 122. Ted Bantlv, 318 Polfce sources report they have California were Texas, Georgia the shows are: ‘•Gulliver’s Trav­ tA S Y r^R K IM ^ Ferguson Rd.; 123. John’ Bar- \incovered ring involving high and Illinois. Top-rated geogra­ els” and color cartoons, Satur­ nlnl, 249 Boulder Rd.: 124. John Bomber Crash government officials that has phical areas Included the South day at Concordia Lutheran Bamini. 249 Boulder Rd,; 125 been selling draft exemption Atlantic, East-North Central. Church; a feature film and color FAIRWA ...... n , Oil Aukin, 43 Woodbridge St.; Kills 7 Crewmen papers to Vietnamese youths Pacific and Middle Atlantic. cartoons, Saturday, Dec. 6 at 126. E. -Riatau, 26 S. Hawthorne called up for military service. South Carolina is an example Center (Ilongregational Church, fit.; 127. V. Hansen, 32 S. Haw­ Eight-man U.S. defense team of a. state with an enterprising and "The Bells of St. Mary’s” JitmthehteK LUM BER " thorne S t; 128. Andrew Glidie, (Continued from Page One) arrives in Malaysia to asse.ss approach to attracting new Saturday, Dec. 19 at Second 47 Branford St.; 129. R. J. Al­ military needs of the threaten­ industries. Congregational Church. For this Area s Uirgost len, 106 New ^ Ito n Rd.; 130. miles from the spot wher0 the ed nation with an eye to pos­ Last year. South Carolina A small donation will be, ac­ Blverett Llvesey, 923 Main St. plane hit. sible American assistance . , . engaged an advertising agency cepted for admission. Assortment of Fine — "I don’t know why we didn't to improve the state's image. A Manchester Christian Youth • GLIHER and GLUE hear it,” Mrs. Schlepp said. budget of $200,(KM) waa set up. Ck)uncll is an auxiliary of Man­ Funerals The resulting ftds published in chester Council of Churches. • ALL SHAPES of STYROFOAM Driver of Car "They said there was a loud several management publica­ Officers are Miss Kriss John­ • ORNAMENTS explosion and the fire really tions linked the state's industri­ Steve Berk son, president; Miss Jane • TRIMS — SEQUINS In Crash Flees lights up the sky.” The funeral of Steve Berk of al potentiala and its potential Spaeth, vice president; Miss The plaiie had been in the air 11 Nelson PI. was held this morn­ for comfortable living and •Hope Childers, secretary, and • GARLANDS A drive*',, unidentified, fled the about two hours before the ing from the Holmes Funeral sought to dispel the idea that Gary Kirkham, treasurer. crash. j South Carolina was a land of • RAHAN WARE scene after a reaf-end collision Home, 4(X) Main St., with a Mass moonlight and magnolias and yesterday morning on Main St. Weather conditions were good, j of requiem at St. John's Polish underdeveloped cities. Aluminum Vaea Starch • NEHING ~ CANDLES POW ER SNOW REMOVER No distre.ss calls were report-1 Catholic Church. The Rev. Wal­ And Much, Much More — north of Eldridge St. The other e-' by radio operators in thf | ter A. Hyszko, pastor, officiat­ (Jriver waa arrested. CHICAGO — It takes about • Clwrt ttM average driva and area or at Glasgow Air Force' ed. Henry Yaworskl waa organ­ 1-.6 pounds of cornstarch to ALL FAIRW AY PRICED— ! aMwralk In 10 minutes Tlie driver arrested, Nicholas Base, about 100 miles northwest ist and Mrs. Theodore Mall solo- Sub’s Arrival of the crash scene. make 100 pounds of aluminum. • Rnndiaa aM kinda of anow—wat, R. Bonadles, 16, of 23 Engle­ i.st. Burial was In St. John's In the separation of alumina ORGANIZATIONAL DISCOUNTS! •Mqff lisht, Huffy, cruated wood Dr., was charged with! At Glasgow, Col. R. H. Wor­ Cemetery. Father Hy.szko read Ignites Riots the committal service. from bauxite, starch is mixed • Peamrfnl winteiizad Brigg* It failure to drive a reaaonable dis- j rell said the big inter-continental with dilute caustic soda to filf tton angina atarta and tance apart. He will appear In , bomber was on a routine train­ Bearers were Adam Berk, (Continued from Page One) court Nov. 28 | ing flight. Flying circular pat­ Walter Berk, Anthony Vilga, Jo­ speed the settling-out process. gparatM dependably in wintar Aluminum producers also use •ondNiona Police -report that he crashed ; terns on its simulated bombing seph Wrobel and Peter Materse. went into actior/ at Sasebo. They into the rear of a car owned by' runs. starch as a binding agent in dry • Satfiiropaned—easy to operafa urged the city’s people to boy­ sand molds to make Intricate Clarence .lepson of East Hart- Mariann Neimi,. editor of the Mrs. Adeline 8. Violette cott the leftist demonstrations. ■a a power lawn mower ford, as it was halted waiting to 1 weekly Wolf Point Herald-News', The funeral of Mrs. Adeline castings. fiMne la far a rfwnetixnrtton nowr One police source expressed make a left turn into Eldridge. isurveyed the scene and said the Soueie Violette of Ea.st Hartford, fear of bloody clashes ^tween The operator of Jepson's car' plane gouged three 400-foot fur­ mother of Albert Violette of 56 leftist and rightist groups. then ran from the accident. In­ rows before bouncing into a Laurel St., and Mrs. John Scar- About 1,0(X) Japanese riot vestigating patrolmen were un­ small 1|(11 and exploding. lato of 3(X) Charter Oak St., will police, wearing helmets and PePobnal Notices MANCHESTER able to locate him in a search Miss Niemi said the plane ap­ be held tomorrow at 8:16 a.m. carrying riot sticks, stood- guard of the area. peared to be heading east. She from the,Newkirk and Whitney through the night around the Soon after, the daughter-in-law said the light of the fire started F^meral 'Home, 318 . Bumalde U-S- base at Sasebo. v In Memoriam PLUMBING t of the owner, Mrs. Susan ,Iep-' ■by the plane was seen 80 miles Ave., East Hartford, with a sol­ The basf was on - holiday son, appeared on the scene to away in Scobey, Mont., near the emn high Mass of requiem -at In loving memory of our father, report that the car involved had schedule in observance of U.S. Clharlea Saunders, who pasaed away Canadian border. St. Christopher's Church, East Veterana Day, A few U.S. Navy NovemVer 11. 1967. SUPPLY CO. been stolen from a Locust St. "We got our tip on the crash Hartfortf, at 9. Burial will be in men in uniform and others in parking lot five minutes beforb. from the Daniels County Leader Nothing can aver taka away St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ oivilian clothes walked about The knrs a haart holds dear. ■nMnt Lmmui, PropJ * There were np injuries and livScdbey,” the said. ‘”niey eaw ford. the. town after darkness felir Fond memorial linger every day, both cars were operqble. Police the, fire, and wanted to know Friends may call at the (u- Remembranca keeps him near. m kCiUN fir. M A s c m n m There were ao reports of any an stiU investigating. xltat it W ” n eh a home tonight firam T to $. inoldenia inyolylng Americarts. 7 ■ . • ' V’ ' RU lone and Daughters I^AGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ^DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 Section Two I We d n e s d a y , N o v e m b e r i i , i964 We d n e s d a y , No v e m b e r i i , i 964 Pages 13 to 24 in tha department of preventive named Paul, and tha lawyer medicine. could bring the bond around tor tJnsalty Ham Casbergue t(4d the doeton: People In signing Monday. •nws ham which you have Brighter Side Powell called the Jail: "You eaten has leas than l-36th the’ i a bunch In there for Aronaony Auditors Renamed Rfipeat Gets O.K. amount of sodium normally The News ShtlngT” found in ham. Of the News "Yep,” said the jailer. Alton Maine o f Rockville, Residents Protest "Many, persons on low-sodium "Well, let Paul go." , scheduled to appear yester­ In Tryout The jiuler said he thought the restrtcUon long for ham or ba­ KOTO OUSTAF ADOLF Most Town Boards day in Circuit CouH 12 there con, which are normally taboo. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) magistrate said let all go. to answer charges of Intoxi­ — King Oustaf VI Adolf of LAND OP TWO FLAGS 4 Commissioner Henry Ward Only 16 ot the 26 had been Inaction over Brook eOLDMBUS, OMo (AP) — Too often on these diets the pa­ will do the ripping. Instead of cation, never made it tient ends up getting proper nu­ Sweden is W years old today. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) rounded up Tuesday. TIp m prof«Mors who any they — "Oh, I wish I was in the land the traditional ribbon cutting. He was arrested just as he tutv* d«vela{>ed an unsalty ham trition but loses interest in foods The king received his first In Democrats^ Hands birthday telegram Tuesday. It of — ar — BrltalnT" seems to Ward will drive his car through NOT SUPERSTITIONS was about to enter court More than a dozen residents of the LenoxrBenton Sts, for heact patients have tried they once enjoyed." large paper barriers to mark C^bergue said doctors fre­ came from I^ slden t Liu Shao- about sum up what happened at NOVATO, Calif. (AP) — A • He was charged with in­ ll^rea unleashed a five minute tirade against the Demo­ UMtr product on 300 doctors and the Southern Charity Horse the opening. tha verdict is almost unani- quently Jirescribe restricted salt chi of Communist China. Uttle thing Uke Friday the 18th The Democratic-controlled txjard of directors last toxication. cratic majority of the town board of directors last night The old-line revolutionary Show Tuesday. An official said Tuesday it maiiB. diets for heart patients without was Ward’s idea to add some­ Isn’t Interfering with Bank of night reappointed Atty. Irving Aronson as town counsel after the board voted down a Republican plan to enclose giving much thought to "palata- said he extended best wishes Part of the pageantry of the MaHn plana to open a new "Beautiful and very tender," show called for the flags of the thing different to the usual cere­ and kept the services, for another two years, of the expires In July 1966, to replace portion of Bigelow Brook. said one |>liysician. "Delicious," blllty and enjoyment." "to the monarchy of Sweden." branch at Novato — not with the various governments which monies. town’s auditors, Barry, Macri and Co. Robert T. Vennart, Rep., who The vote came after more DellaFera was "assuming too said anoUier, noting it locked He said, "w e took this prob­ Insurance bank officers are also has moved from town. than an hour of debate between lem to Prof. Kunkle and Prof. ABBE LANE have held sway over Alabama packing. In addition, they filled a hoat much" by. implying thi Dem­ “Mm a Ghiiatmaa ham." NO TEETH, NO BITE Board la now 4 to 1, Demo­ Republican and Democratic Another, going back for sec- Ockerman, and they solved the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sing­ to be paradM with .^ 9 accom­ of vacancies on town boards, ocrats had made up thei]; minds panying anthems of those gov­ MOBRIDGE, 8.D. (AP) — Just to make sure no ill winds trolled. Mrs. Coltman Is a past cratic-controlled. board members, over the need ends, declared: "A person not proWem." er Abbe Lane, ex-wife of band are blowing Friday, the officers ageneies and commissions. in advance. leader Xavier Cugat, will marry ernments. Why don’t fli^ bite? The U.S. m^ldent of the League of Hutchinson, a former town di­ for the project and after a se­ After the vote, with all the need to salt would tWnk this announced they’ll come fortified All of the appointments, with women Voters and is on the rector, Is treasurer of the Hamil­ hum was delicious." theatrical agent PCrry Leff in First came "The Star-Spcm- Fish and Wildlife Service has the exception of auditor, were ries of pleas from residents to Democrats opposed to the 360,- gled Bminer,^’ as Old Glory was that problem on a big scale. with a horseshoe, rabbit’s foot, Community College Advisory ton Standard Credit Union. Mas- Don’t Put Trash New York City Dec. 16. unanimous among Democrats "think of the children’’ In the 000 allocation, Republican Har­ V ie new ham, developed by carried into the arena by one Biolorists say there are mil­ four-lMif clover and a Japanese Committee. tran^elo, a long-time member of The couple announced their and Republicans. The vote to area who are in danger of fall­ old A. Turklngton noted that tha Ota^ State University fac- horseman. lions of crappies in the reservoir good luck cat. Pensimi 'Board and Pension the Democratic Town Commit­ wedding plans Tuesday. retain the auditing firm was 6 ing into the brook. "I guess DellaFera wasn’t as­ u l^ members in a matter of * At Nature Area ’Then — naturally — came behind Otdie Daim in South Dak­ Trust Fund Trustees - Atty. tee, is an Inspector at Pratt and suming too much alter all.” Leff is a vice president and to 2, with all Democrats In fa­ After the angry townspeople months, was served as a sur- partner of Oeative Manage­ "dixie," and another horseman ota, but the fish hre rarely MORE PACIFIC SUBS Richard C. Woodhouse, Dem., ^Whitney Aircraft DellaFera’s position on the pitse appetiser at a medical Officials of Lutz Museum, entered the ring with his flag caught. The biologists are doing PEARL HARBOR (AP) — vor. Republicans Harold A. appointed to four-year terms on Conservation Commission — had stormed from the hearing project was backed by Turk- ment Associates Ltd., a talent Here's the Turklngton an^Harlan D. Tay­ room, the board approved a society dinner meeting Tuesday custodians of the Oak Grove agency in Beverly Hills. fluttering bravely in the breeze. some tests to try and find out The skipper of the Navy’s sub­ each board to replace Atty. Robert P. Coleman Jr., Dem., ington and Harlan Taylor, the n lg ^ Nature Preserve, have issued Unfortunately he was carry­ why. marine warfare forces in the lor voted "no,’~and Republican James M. Higgins, Rep. Both and Dr. FYank H. Horton, Rep., plan suggested by Democrat other two Republicans on the Another staff member, who a repeat appeal to town resi­ WALT BOSTOW ing the British Union Jack. Pacific says the Soviet Union is BIB Bhoiee Franejk P. DellaFera abstain­ boads are now controlled by both reappointed to three-year Robert Stone to clean up the board. *liad tasted the ham previously, dents to desist from dumping LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Somebody had swapped flags PLEASE SPEAK CLEARLY expected to send more subs into ed. Democrats, 3 to 1. Atty. Wood- terms. The commission remains brook’s drainage area in an ef­ Turklngton said that "I be­ said the de-salting process was trash at the town-owned nature Walt W. Rostow, head of the Just before the show. . COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Aft­ his area soon because of U.S. Other appointments made house was a town director from Democratic-controlled, 3 to 2, fort to prevent its flooding. lieve this is one of the few pro­ "quite simple” and economical. area. U.S. State Department’s policy er Columbia police arrested 26 Polaris-armed warships in the are: 1962 to 1964. He declined to with two Independents. Stone contended that the jects that need doing that In­ No details were given because The Preserve, which was planning staff, says ,JeaderB of RIPPING PAR’TY men for fighting Saturday night, area. Bond Counsel—^Day, Berry seek re-election. Veterans Grave Custodians— clean-up operation' should be volve the safety of our chil­ the process is in Uie hands of a cleaned by local boy scouts a the Soviet Union e r f "beginning FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — one telephoned a lawyer. Vice Adm. John T. Hayward and Howard of Hartford, re­ Town Planning Commission - Everett R. Kennedy, reappoint­ tried before the town commits dren.” He asked the appropria­ university committee seeking few weelu ago, was found to to think of arms f control but ’fhe State Highway Department The layer called Magistrate told a press briefing ’Tuesday appointed. Clarence W. Welti, Dem., ap­ ed and Edwin Edwards added to funds to enclose the brook. The tion be Aade ‘to keep faith with patent i ^ t s . ■be full of refuse, when the they’re not ready y ^ -” is making sure that a ripping FraSk Powell to get approval on that increasing numbers of So­ spmsHins 2_98^ Advisory Board of Health— pointed to five-year term to re­ this two-man committee. Both project would cost an estimat­ the people of the area by show­ scouts returned over the week­ The professors reported they As long as the western na­ good time will be had this a sigiied bond. viet submarines are expected in Traditional as button-down Ivy R. Michael Quish, Dem., reap­ place Ermano Oaraventa, Rep.; men are active in local veterans ed 360,000 of the town’s 3210,- ing that we recognize the pro­ end to clean out the stream. the Pacific this year or early also bave developed a low sodl- tions stick together, said Roe- mpnth at dedication of 80 new ’The judge said, he would tell models, or tha Jazziast of tha pointed to another five-year Dr. Robert Kams, Dem., ap­ organizations. 000 capital improvement re­ ject is needed.” A Lutz com m ittee has next year. to Sealer of Weights and MeaS' um-ocmtent bacon, described as tow, "the boys in Moscow are miles of interstate road. the jail to release the man. new breed, the Stein collection term. Board remains 3-2 Demo­ pointed to term ending Novem­ serve fund. "deUciouB and beautiful in the readied plans to make part of convinced they’re not going to cratic. s ber 1968, to replace Raymond ures— Police Chief James Rear­ He warned that the town cap­ the area suitable for studies by of long sleeved sport shirts is The section of Bigelow ital Improvement reserve fund skillet." take over the world,” Advisory Recreation and L. Ellis, Dem., who has been don reappointed. Brook that was the subject of One of the developers, Dr. school groups, but has found In aquestion-and-answer ses­ bound to please. See-lectlon elected a member of the town ’The board tabled its appoint­ "doesn’t have an awful lot of its efforts stymied by persons Paik Commission — James A. last night’s discussion emerges money in it.” Lawrence E. Kunkle, professor sion with area college students, RRESTONE Murray, Dem., appointed to board of directors. ’The com­ ments to the redevelopment from a conduit at Lenox Sts. of animai science, carved the who have ignored the oft-issued Rostow said Tuesday the Soviet BRAND NEW 4 9 9 mission becomes Democratic- agency, the Civil Defense ad­ "If we wait until spring to five-year term to replace John and runs about two blocks to appeals. act on this,” he .said, "the ham for the guests. Communists now realize no sin­ PBlM AN Etrr M. Dormer, Ind. Commission is controlled, 3 to 2. Welti is visory committee and to the another conduit at Benton St. Vie other members of the Dumping o f trash at the SPARK gle country can dominate the now 4 to 1 Donocratic-con- president of Engineering Serv­ post of Civil Defense director, The brook was the scene of fre­ money available now may all be team are Dr. Herbert W. Ocker- Oak Grove Preserve is a viola­ Knit Shirts world. But. he said, Soviet lead­ ANTI-FREEZE trolled. Murray, assistant ices Inc. o f Glastonbury, and is pending changes to be drawn by quent floods during early sum­ used up.” man, assistant professor of ani­ tion o f a town ordinance and PLUGS a lecturer on soil conservation ers can’t accept arms control Homo bfond goal* trecusurer and assistant secre­ the town counsel. mer, after the town installed a "If we want to see that this mal science, and Dr. John P. is punishable by arrest and a until they change the world and site planning. Dr. Kams is Ity ol iho iowoet FULL STRENGTH 3.98 to 5.98 tary of the Pwple’s Sayings Atty. Aronson will propose grate over the mouth of the project gets done, we must au­ Qisbmgue, assistant professor fine. view of the average Russian 681 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER pfieo oiound Colorful, washable long a radiologist at Manchester definite terms for the Civil De­ Benton St conduit to kei^ chil­ thorize the funds tonight.” "who for 46 years has sacri­ Gal. Bank of Rockville, is a~ basket­ Memorial Hospital. OPEN ’TO 9 P.M. sleeved knits in many ball referee and a former bas­ fense appointments and, on in­ dren from entering. The grate Taylor expressed support for ficed, believing that he lived in structions from the board of di' THUR8., FRI. 59c ^ n .5 9 styles and colors. ketball star at Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals - catches debris and causes the both Stone’s clean-up plans and a hostile world.” rectors, will prepare an ordi­ High School. John Cagianello, Dem., reap­ water to dam up and overflow. for enclosing the brook. When pointed to five-year term. Board nance, raising to nine, the maxi­ The directors have discussed Stone made a formal motion in­ GRENADE INJURES 80 Board of Tax Review—An remains 3 to 2 Democratic- mum membership on the re­ COMMRE BEFORE YOU BUY ANO YOU’U appointment must still be made the brook at each meeting since structing town officials to pro­ HANAU, Germany (AP) — At controlled. development conunisslon. ceed with the clean-up, Taylor . -lea.st 80 children were injured of a Republican to replace Ed­ July, when Republican P anels Alternates of Zoning Board The redwelopment agency, Minorahs Featured at Temple Hanukkah Sale asked the motion be amended to today, some seriously, when a \CH SE AMERICA’S FAVORITE WINTER TIRES... ward H. Clarke, Rep., who de­ - reappointed to one-year term. Shows Works is to enclose the brook, then we into the brook as well as the # Wrought Iron Weather Vanes e Eltc. nade in the military area. nylon ski jackets to Dacron® polyester polnted to two-year term; Citizens Advisory Committee drawing of detailed plans and OR WE PAY THE TOW! Republican Director BYsinfcls'l’ Now, with the appointment must be prepared to cover all Open Dally and Weekends 9 - 5:80 e Closed Mon. - ’Tues. and cotton iridescent blouse jackets. George P. Churllla, Dem. ap­ — Neil Patterson, Walter N. Le- similar brookis In town.” specifications. pointed to twb-year term to re­ clerc, Edward J, Sweeney and Mrs. Eleanor F. Vibbert of 4 DellaFera walked out of a of four Democrats to the town’s During the portion of the meet­ Rt. 2 (Hartford Rd.) Colchester e 637-2012 From new Italian collars to dino Stone proposed that the sev­ N ow b e tte r then ever. .. because they're made with place Renato N. Nicola, Rep. William L. Luettgens, all Dem­ Frederick Rd. will have a one board of directors meeting last five-man delegation to the dis­ ing devoted to hearing the pub­ collars . . . your choice of Commission is controlled by ocrats; and Thomtus Rollason, trict, DellaFera fears that the eral problems associated with man-show of oils, water colors night in protest, after an ap­ lic on items on the agenda, about style and color. Democrats, 4 to 2, with one in­ Victor Swanson and William A. political wrangle may be car­ Bigelow Brook — flooding, smell eight of the residents present parent misunderstanding over GAR RENTALS Ti restone s u p - r - l o n dependent CJhurilla is a super­ Moorhouse, all Republicans; re­ and pastels at the CJustom Stu­ ried into the four-town district. and vermin — could be solved by pleaded with the board to "make an exclusive NEW tire cord that provides visor with Hamilton Standard appointed to three-year terms. dio, 491 Farmington Ave., Hart­ appointments to the Northeast Also members of the district cleaning the brook bed and the up its mind on the subject.” or LEA S IN G ■ir Division of the United Aircraft The committee remains Demo­ Refuse Disposal District. are Vernon, with three dele­ area upstream which drains "We’ve been coming back to maximum strength and safety, yet gives yVif ford. 'There will be a private into it, and fixing any leaking Corp. cratic-controlled, 10 to 8, with showing Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. The walkout came on the gates; South Windsor, with two directors meetings every month •A U MokM e smoother, softer, "thump-free” ride! three independents. 'delegates; and Botton, with two sanitary sewers which may be since last summer to see what NOW ol MARLOWS! Library Board—Mrs. Eklward ’The public exhibit wi)l open liasia ol. the by the contaminating the open brook. Housing Authority—John J. Monday and continue "through delegates. the board is going to do," ssid •All Models P. Coltman, Dem., appointed to Demoot«Uc the "We can go forward and'ap­ three-year term to succeed Hutchinson, Dem., appointed to Friday from 1 to 9 p.m. and boabd of four Democrats to the Mrs. David lyier, 126 Branford • All TimOs 6 1. Pulling Action — 2. hlhh-skid Action — 3. Self-claaning Action — term which expires in July Saturday, Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. f^ve-man district delegation. prove soma relief tonight; but St. "We wish the bocurd would Mrs. George Marlow, Dem., we should take only the first step Firestones Famous traction bars bite in, action-angled cieati tread keeps clean and 1069, to replace Mrs. Mary D. to 8 p.m. Nominated by Democrat stop stalling and act." take hold, gat you pavide traction for ■harp...dom’t clog up who declined reappointment; Seniors to See now, instead of saying outright Paul Dodge Pontiac Leo F. Diana, Rep., reappointed Ross, Dem., who has moved One of the five founders of Frank Stamler last night, and Whmi the proposed 360,000 con­ TRIPLE-ACTION ■ out, keep you going. surer, xfer itopa. and lose its bits. that we will do the job. Fsr ntaitr itiiiiiiiM INC. to three-year term. Board re­ from town. Pascal Mastrangelo, the Manchester Fine Art Asso­ voted In by the Democrats on duit installation was turned " I ’m not saying that we should mains 4 to 2 Democratic-con- Dem., appointed to term which ciation, Mrs. Vibbert has been the board, were director Olof Opening of Play down an hour later, Mrs. Tyler 878 MAIN STREET TRACTION f muk wfti Flrutwi. SUP-h-TUF nbbw hr h$tl.i tivcl/e. ywr ifh r rsw not cover the brook; but we Phone 649-2881 an active member of its execu­ Anderson, Mrs. Katherine Glb- rose again to criticize the direc­ r ^ tive board for many years. lln and James Perry, all Dem­ should try other things first.” tors for putting off action one* swEmm About 60 residents of West- Republican BYancis Della­ ocrats. She was supervisor of art In Appears on TV more. hill gardens and 35 members Fera: "I agree we should act the elementary school systems Stuart Jochimsen of 41 Jar­ Already appointed to the dis­ "If some child had fallen into of Bound Brook, N.J., and An- trict were Democrat Stamler o f the Senior Citizen’s Club of on principle — on the principle the brook, you would have to b« GAURE ^ ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH sonia, and has taught art in vis Rd., a sophomore at Texas and Republican DellaFera. Manchester will be guests of that the job should be done paying tor a life now as well as Manchester elementary schools. A & M University, is one of a (Director Robert Stone, an ear­ where the need exists. Money for Installing a conduit." the Little Theater of Manches­ spent doing this job now would She currently teaches an adult select group of 56 Singing lier appointee, had previously ter tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at Although the public is not — ANNUAL — class in water color in East resigned for personal reasons.)' be money well spent.” usually permitted to speak dur­ Cadets, who are serving as o f­ the opening of "The Streets of (Jleani^ the brook would do Hartford Evening School, sp>on- Appointments to five - man New York.” ing latter portions of the direo- ficial escorts to the entrants in little good, DellaFera said; he J t o M sored by the board of education commissions are usually split Residents o f Westhlll, tors meetings, the dozen or so 5 5 12 of that ^w n, and classes in wa­ the annual Miss Teen-age three to two between' majority asserted it was clesuied the day residents of the area loosed an housing for the elderly, will ^ ter color and charcoal sketching America Contest, being held in and minority parties. Party before it last flooded. To count emotional five-minute barrage of We Are Hiring Here’s an assortment of sweaters to delight the taken at 7:46 p.m. by Sliver on regular cleaning would at the Manchester YWCA. Dallas tonight through Satur­ chairmen work out the appoint­ Lane bus to Bailey Au^torium, criticism and insult at the toard gift shopper’s eye. Not only a wide array of ’The artist is a graduate of day. create "a constant mainte­ ments between them and put Manchester High School, and nance problem." before angrDy leaving the room. styles, but patterns ranging from quiet-toned Parsons School of Design in New The singring group will be the names Into nomination at returned by bus to their homes At one point, after th^ Dem­ solid beige t^ the most colorful Tyrolean ski York City. She has exhibited her featured on national television directors meetings. after the performance. work In Manchester, Hartford, ocrats had expressed doubts patternSyBigg^t selection. . . latest styles Friday night. In an hour-and-a- In this case, however, Della- Top Senior Citizen’s Club Is about the need for the project, El It Hartford and New Haven. half program, when Miss Teen­ , '.'V. shop for yours at Steins. BAZAAR Fera (who is also OOP town sponsored by the Town Recrea DellaFera said, “It is obvious Police Arrests Her black and white water color, age America will be chosen. chairman) had not been able to tion Department, which also to me now that the 360,000 “ Nostalgia," won the Best of The program will be televised get together with Democratic sponsors the dramatic group. won’t be itypropriated this eve­ SAT, NOV. 14th -1 0 A.M. to 3 P.M Show award at this year’s ex­ locally over Channel 3, begin­ chairman Ted Cummings. The 19th century melodrama, ning. I only regret that the Edward C. Avery, 16, of 100 hibit of the Manchester Fine ning at 10 p.m. and acts at intermission, should Lydall St., was issued a sum­ EXPERIENCED Art Association; she received • DellaFera spoke instead with Democratic members of) this be especially appropriate ard don’t see fit to act on mons for defective equipment i f Santa Clous i f Cokos *n Foods two awards in a recent exhibit Jochimsen. a pre-veterinary board chairman BYancls J. Ma­ older residents of Manchester. this.” and will appear in court Nov. 30.. of the Manchester Lions (3lub, medicine major at the College honey just before the meeting Station, Tex., school, is a 1963 Many years ago plays of this Francis J. Mahoney, ohair- The violaUon was sighted by po- i f Children's Gifts i f Special Gifts and a first prize for a water last night. At the time, Della- type were presented at the old man of the board, objMted that lice last night near the center. color in an exhibit sponsored by graduate of Manchester High Fera says, he understood Ma­ School.JHe sang with the Round Wells St. Armory, when It was the Hartford Society of Women honey to approve the appoint­ i f Holiday Decorotidns Table Singers for three years a theater operated by Treat Country Painters. ment of two Republicans to the and had leading roles in Sock and Watkins, and audience i f House and Attic Store WiU and Buskin productions "Okla­ district. Mahoney says that he hissed the villain and cheered MACHINISTS Be Featured homa” and "You Can't Take did not, and that DellaFera the hero and heroine. The A r­ Treasures It With You." misunderstood what Mahoney mory was later made, into a SPORT He is a former Herald car­ had said. sports area, It burned to the REFRESHMENTS . rier and, in the summer of The squabble may carry the ground March 2, 1959. for our Manchester and 1962, was the recipient of The dogfight between town Republi­ “The Streets of New York” cans and Democrats into the win also be presented Friday Herald's scholarship to Laurel and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Tick­ C0AJS& U ke it? Music Camp. district deliberations. DellaFera was chairman of ets may be obtained from mem­ new Vernon plant. bers of the Little ,Theater, , or H's a used Volkswagen. the Northeast Refuse Commit­ RLAZERS Memories Shaft tee, the group which was re­ at the door. D m BURQUNOY • Itodd 0 2 7 8 8 0 sponsible for forming the dis­ Beautiful Contemporary NEW YORK-About 64 per GIANT’S END-. W E OFFER: trict. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)— E-Z styled lo-boy contola In $ A 4 A 9 5 THURS. ONLY! - cent of Americans do not re­ During oommitta* delibera­ member the start of the Roose­ MP. and Mrs. G. L. Swartzfager gralnad Walnut eOlor or tions, Stamler sought to boost a TERMS! velt New Deal, 56 per cent fell in love with a huge tree— gralnad Mahogany color. Just In refuse disposal process known 279.5 Here are the new all wool were not yet bom at the time possibly the largest in Kansas • GOOD PAY as composting. Instead of the Shetlands featuring the new subtle “ country of the 1029 stock-market crash, City — and bought the house Time For Karman incineration process being con- that went with it. y gent’’ appearance. Fine herringbone patterns, 48 per cent are too young to recall World War II, 22 per si<'ered. Now, less than a year lately, Ml newiOGS deluxe 23 "console TV • FRINGE BENEFITS checks^and plaids in new soft blended tones. Christmas The differences between they have been forced to surren­ IT ooofB dloc* wft.» 282 og. In. of roctanculor gletiiro oroo. cent were boHi after the Kore­ Traditional dark blue Ghia an W ar’s end, and 4 per cent Stamler and DellaFera threatr der the old American elm to FULL PERFORMANCE FEATURES • EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS all wool blazers Decorating were not yet bom when the ened to become part of the po­ power saws. The 100-toot-hlgh, first manned United States litical campaign in town in 20-foot around tree was a '^o- tU • ZanRh’s New Custom VIdao Range 82-Channai Tuning Systam Oct(rf>er. tim of Dutch elm disease. for greater picture stability.. 21,000 VeRs Picture Pewar for super- 1964 V.W. Konnon space capsule was launched. new bright picture detail and contrast. • Peak Picture Control for Ideal • OPPORTUNITIES FOR OVERTIME picture crispness. * "Capacity-Plus” Quality Componants axeaad Ghio Convertiblo maMtwuni circuit raquiramants. ro««J/VTM OS^^teffa APPLY AT MANCHESTER PLANT WEEKDAYS PLANNING TO BUILD? 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Ihtsrmlttsnt heavy ram to Oommuniri North Koran. four served in the Arm y, two in OAoer. Western powers plan to attack Television 4a>ta( Worid Wmr n , ana In Ko> the N avy and one in the A ir with two counts of intoxieatton Carol Steams, 16; of 86 B. pounded valleys and coastal Police arid they were Mrs. 6:00 (8) B ig 6 TheateV (34) (hiltursa A Continents iMt and two In tha ‘National Main St, ohwge^ with disor­ (Ooirtlalnd tram Fags O m ) regions. L «e Jom Shlk, M ; ’her 16-year- (8) News 6:00 (24j At Issue Corpa Bach served at least was sentenced to $0 days on da Tuesday, hard on the beria of Read Herald Ads. Foreign Mlnirier Oscar Kam- (10) Bye-Dentify (8^3040) Pauy Duke Guard. Tha lltta broUier tried to three years, and six — all of derly oondimt. w as granted a a pre-winter storm that dumped old daughter; Lee Hang Won, (13-18-30) Movie 8:80 (8-30-M) Shindig each charge'With sentences to 61, and his 62-year-old wife. bona told a news conferanca whom are still living —served continuance and her ease definite beginning or end on the two feet of snow on the state’s (22) Top 23 Plus One (8-13) Beverly HlllblUles anUat aaverai times but waa run concurrently. referred to tbs fkmily relations Police were questioning them to Tuesday he had alerted the or­ (24) Spirit of Freedom 9:00 (34) Indian Experiment overseas. calendar,, la a short period M upper elevatloas. R was Neva­ '30) Elarly Show (10-23-80) NBC M ovie (C) tumad down for health reasons. office. Ttisy will determine if determine whether their defec­ ganization’s secretary-general, They did not meet during Charles McFarland, 42, .of no especially fair days and chilly da’s first general precipitation DIallo Telli, about “ this Intend­ (40) Lsiramie (3-13) Diclc Van Dyke A St Louis widow, Marie Jurisdiction in the ease will be tion waa voluntary. 6:10 (3) Newe, SpoiSports, Weather (30-40) Mickey their military service, alUiuugh certain address, was sentenced since July. ^ « M I < ;i n i « M I I»I o n I . ed aggression” by Whits mer- 903 MAIN ST. ^ Tonne, boasts nine sons with turned over to Juvenile court nights in late October or early Ohe other South Korean, a 27- 6:16 (23) Club Hmiie (18) Subscription TV two of them — Ingvald and Har­ by Judge Stanley Tesukiewios Utah’s first snow of the sea­ canaries. 6:30 (3) Walter Cronkite 9:80 ( 34) People and Polltlca C;43-2r478 miUtaJ^ records startine In She was arrested recently after November. N o Moi<- ill ^oiii year-old man, defected last vey — were within 2,000 feet of yesterday. son began Tuesday night The (6) Surfstde Six (3-13) Cara Williams WorM War n. Four served in each other on Guadalcanal with­ Henry Zurawek, 41, of 16 a stone-throwing incident in The aebaon la oaused by a WMk. A total of 4,300 South Ko- (12) Newebeat (8-20^) Burke's Law n town of Eureka reported throe BERLIN (AP) — Edgar Wal (10-23-30) Huntley-Biinkley 10:00 (3-13) Danny Kaye the Navy, three in the Arm y out knowing it. Morrison S t, was fined $160 on front of the Rockville Theater. large mass of warm tropical re'ans came to Japan as Olym­ "The Marvel of Main Sfreef inches on the ground. State offi­ lace’s detective stories are (34) What'e New (34) In-8chooI Preview and two in the Marinea a charge of operating a motor A bond of $25 of William air. American Indians are cred­ pic visitors. 6:46 (20) Ron Coenran 10:30 (8-30-40) ABC Scope cials welcomed the snow. It bannSd in Communlri Eaat G er­ Sevan OoUlns brothers from vehicle while under the inllu- Curley, 25, of RFD 2, Rock­ ited by some sources with nam­ 7:00 (34) CaaaU Master Class 11:00 (3-8-10-13-30-23-30-40) Newa. many beckuae they "m erely ( 3) LltUeet Hobo . Sports. Weather BooovUle, Ind., saw combat ence of intoxicating liquor or ville, w as ordered forfeited ing Indi^ summer as their fa­ ROME (AP) - A* Christian fulfill the need for entertain­ (18) Subscription ’TV ’ 11:16 (fo -8 0 ) Tonight (C) during World War n. Tvfo other State to Get drugs. when Curley failed to appw. vorite god, Cautantowwlt, god of Democrat deputy called today (10) Death Valley (12) Chris Clark ment.” (30) Mall Order Market brothers Joined up after the Ju(toe Teeukiewics noted Tlu oouit ordered his rearrsst the Southwest. for a law limiting the strikes (30-40) Lee Crane arar. And set bond at $60. plaguing Italy as a Communist- 7:16 (22) Maes. HIghllEhti 11:30 (13) Movie $50ft00 Grant that Zurawek failed to appear In N ew Bnriand and tha rest ,s i;.\K S Information Bureau West, a UBxee photo (30) Sports Camera (3) Movie csJIed walkout paralyzed the A t least one of the familiea in court last week vriien the William Romlg, 40, of Vemdh, of the East, temperatures have A R E Y O U IN private West Berlin Intelligence 7:30 (3-12) CBS Reports 11:30'(22) Tonight (C) that boasts seven veterans — was fined $20 for intoxication. nation’s railways for the fourth (10-22-30) virzlnlan (C) (8) Lea (jrane case was originally scheduled, been in the pleasant 60’s. agency, said a reader asked the * Engaged MsMm onthe DOUBLE HARTFORD (AP) — The tha Sobkowlalca of Onalaska, Other dispositions: Joseph J. In the Mldweat, the mercury straight day. Communist party newspaper in (^20-40) Ozzls and Harriet 1:00 (8) Gale Storm and that the defendant refused o r out o f 'The engagement of Miss Lois Tl^s. — m ay make it eight with­ U.S. Department of Health, Arsenault 62, of 23 Ward It, ’The deputy, Giuseppe Brusas- S E E S A T U H O a x '^ TV WEEK PUR COMPLETE U8TINO to take a blood o^ breath test has been flirting with summer­ Thuringia why toe British au­ in a few years. Education and Welfare has was fined $6 for breach of peace; ca, said Premier Aldo Moro Helen Ledbetter to Gudmun S. when he was arrested, follow­ time levels. The temperatore thor’s mystery classics were not Neal lyA^ta, 18, 10 Florence H O T W A T E R ? should reply in the Chamber of Lowoll, both o f Manchester, Annette Sobkowiak, 16, is given Oonnectlout a 160,000 ing a one-car accident on West reached 77 degrees Tuesday m published in East Germany. St, speeding, $30 and disregard­ Kansas City, Mo., one degree Deputies to demands for legisla­ has been announced by her par­ thinking of joining the W omen’s grant to study the state’s voca­ Rd. A charge of evading re­ A top official of toe state pub­ M arine Oorps adien She is old ing a stop sign, $18; James higher than the record for Nov. tion limiting strikes. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. tional rehabilitation needa sponsibility against Zurawek Just 9 Vjc* a day for fad lishing house replied: Chase, 17, RFD 2, following too 10, set m 1927. Chicago had 72 Moro’s coalition of Christian Led^tter, 54 Ferguson Rd. Radio enough. Of her seven brothers waa nolled (not prosecuted). “We publish each year one iNOBTHWEAW can get yon oat of Weather with military records, three are Dr. James B. Peters, chief of closely, $18; Louis F, Bassett Monday, one degree short of the Democrats and Socialists has Her fiance, of 348 Charter llU a listing tnelodes only thoso news broadeasta of 10 or 101 the state’s Bureau of Vocation­ Lionel LaValley, 31, of Wen­ troablel Western detective story in Oak St., Is toe son of Mrs. M a­ eurrently on active duty with 32, West Springfield, evading record for that ute. been harassed for weeks by mlnuto length. Some staoons rarrv otner abort newscasts). b y S A G N B R al rehabilitation, claimed two dell Rd., Crystal Lake, waa which, besides tense action, one the Marinea. reqponsiMllty, $76, disregard­ Ohio has had readings in the walkouts in nearly every field of rie Lowall of Brooklyn, N.Y., weeks ago the pending study fined $16 on a charge of breach ing a ' stop sign, $30; and can also recognize toe social WDRO—U66 7:30 News of ths Worid Two daughters are among the 60s and 70s during the day, and If you Uve la a typical labor and industry. and the late Hans Lowall. 6:00 would be a step in a conspiracy of peace after the court Was conditions which nourish crimi­ Lons John wade 7:45 Sing Along seven veterans of the Goodman David BarUett 20, of Phoenix nippy 40-degree readings at house, yon could easily run Miss Ledbetter is a 1961 3:00 Dick Robinson 8:10 Pops Conesrt to dunq> him from his Job be­ told LaValley waa involved in Ahead nality. WallsLce stories do not t:0’i News Sign Off family of Cumberland, Md. The S t, w as found innooent of a night. Temperatures in Iowa out of hot ‘water semal Moscow (A P ) — ’The Russian g;raduate of Manchester High 9 06 NIghtbeat cause he is a Negro. an argmnsnt with a 62-year-old belong to -this category.’’ W H At-W lO 10:30 Thirty Mlnuts Theater girls ware Air Oorpa nurses dur­ charge of failure to obey a stop have been 11 degrees above nor­ ttnies a week. winter isn’t as cold as it used to School, a gfraduate of Becker 6:00 Fred Swanson Show woman, a neighbor, over a wa­ 11.00 News ing World War n. Two of their The aoeusatlon has been de­ sign after a court trial. mal for the pari 12 days, and Now yon can have all the be, a Soviet geographer says. Junior College, Worcester, 6:30 News, Sports and Wsathur 11:16 Sports Final ter biU. CHAMPION NON-DRINKER 7:00 Edward P. Morgan brothers were in the Arm y, and nied by both state and federal the Weather Bureau has fore­ hot water you need at oM G. Sidorov wrote in the news­ Mass., and is attending the U n i­ 11:30 Moments In Muslo "He shook his finger at her,” RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — 7:16 Jos Edwards. 11:46 Art Johnson one each was in the A ir Corps, officials. cast more of the same for at time for o ^ 8^6* a day. paper Vilikge Life that some versity of Connecticut. 1:30 Sign Ofl W rO F -1416 Prosecutor F. Joseph Parldiso The rock ground squirrel of the the Marines and the Seabees. The offloe of George J. Crai- least another five. Think of IlK-only f^o* a day parts of the Soviet Union M r. Low oll, a 1961 g;raduate WINF—UM 6:UU Lou Terri kllng, state finance oommis- said. Gibbons Group day! southeastern American deserts 6:00 News. Weather, Sports 7:00 Ken Grilfin Seven brothers of the W illiam In Indiana, Evansville had 74 m ay look like Africa. of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, 6:16 Radio Greater Hartford akmer, announced yesterday “Be thankful you didn’t Yes, thanks to Mobllheat haa remained alive and active 13:00 Sal LaRoaa. Henry Bleak family of Shelley, degrees Tuesday. It was 72 in Sidorov said more than 600,000 Is employed as an engineer at 6:46 Lowall Thomas; Sports that the grant has been ap­ shake your whole hand,” said To Hold Dinner —and an oU-fired hot water for as long as 100 days without (:00 N ew ! Idaho, all served in the mlll- Indianapolis and Terre Hatite, square miles of Ice fields on the Pratt and Whitney, Division of proved. the judge after imposing the heater of eorreot water, according to experiments 7:36 Silver Platter British Export Boats ta ». Their father, who died in and Fort Wayne’s 70 topped a empaelty— shores of the Arctic Ocean melt­ 800 News fine. by toe University of <3rilfornla’s United Aircraft Corp., East 1668, waa an Army bladumlth The study is designed to de­ Gibbons Assembly, Catholic 16-year-old record. your famOy oan take care of ed during 1024-44 and in recent 8:15 Life Line Delvision of Life Sciences. Hartford. 8:30 Jerry Gordon LONDON — British firms built I during World W ar 1 termine the sKtent of eadsting "We are making a fortune on Ladies of Columbus, will hold Virtually all of the eastern an their washing needs at years forests have advanced one time. A July 1965 wedding is plan­ 9:30 Speak Up, Hartford $6^.6 million worth of small Mia. Ray C. Herdman, whose state facilities and the need for you young fellows,” Judge Tes- half of the country is caught in Rely 01 from SO to 60 miles into the b a r The squirrel m ay thus be toe 12:00 News a Harvest Dinner and Dance at Mom can do the family ned. boats and yachts In 1662. Near­ Sevan sons served during World additional public and private uklewlcs told Arthur Peterson, the drought. ran tundra region In some ar- champion non - drinker among 12:16 Sign Off Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton, wash. Sis oan do the dishes WTIO—1660 ly $16.6 of toe total was export­ War n, tried to find a seven- vocational rehabilitation ser 17, of East Hartford. “Whan Many wooded areas have mammals that do not conserve at the same time Junior last only about a month without 6:00 News, Weather Sports ed; 12 per cent of that went to star flag. She finally got one vices. you make noise we make Saturday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. been closed to the public in New ALLSTATE their body water by hibernation. 6:35 Old Borrowed Blue $1 takes his bath, and yon en­ toe United States. tttrough her congreosman from It will also look into the nKMiey,” the Judge added. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Henry Yoric State. Indiana has banned DAR B8 SALAAM, Tanzania The camel, for Instance, can water. 7:06 Conversation Piece joy a shower. Talley Forge. Fa. overlapping of pifbUe and pri' Peterson waa charged with Skelly, 66 Overland St and camp fires in all state parka. A t least two oltieo — Spring- vate servioea and study ' the making unnecessary noise with Mrs. Howard Hampton, 276 ’The Iowa State Conservation Don’t delay— phone ns to­ BAHERHES day. Find ont how easy It Is fleld, Maas., and Scranton, Pa. relationships of the agencies a motor vehicle. H e w as fined Bidwell St. Commission has urged owners to switch to a MobOheat- WITH TWO PANTS — had more than one family providing the servioea. $16. Music for dancing will be fur­ of grass and tlmberlands not to With seven sons who served in nished by ’Tiny Quinn’s orches­ flred water heater. for Gold Peters, who has asked the A 17-year-old resident of the start fires unless absolutely nec­ W orld W a r IL T h ^ are the An- state Commission on Civil tra. “Average family of fonr. Rockville hotel, arrested a week essary. ttioiw Potitols of Longmeadow, Rights investigate what he call­ Tickets may be obtained from ago on motor vehicle charges, minoia officials estimate that • is Steven Schmuras of Ludlow ed a conspiracy against him, the following committee mem­ fire has destroyed 8,800 acres of Momlny The sign that puts money to work for people did not get sympathy from the FREE and the Michael Sot^ops of East claims the sttkly is designed bers; Mrs. FYank Beliantoni, timber and grassland in the court even though he has spent Longmeadow — all in the to demonstrate “unmet needa Mrs. Gicento D’Allesandro, Mrs^ southern third of Illinois. Soil MORIARTY thanks to Sn lngfield area — and the John the last seven days in jail. Starts of the state in vocational re- Jean (Sautreau, Mrs. Alphonse moisture is short, and pasture ALTERATIONS "MR.PREST01F* Coynes and Martin Zygmtmts of babiUtation.’’ Clifford Pierce, 16, was pre­ Gauba, Mrs. Gordon Allen, Mrs. conditions are deteriorating. Scranton. sented on charges of operating the bu ilt-in, This, be said, will be used to James Chamberlain, Mrs. Eu­ BROTHERS The Givens family of Panama In northern New Jersey, a invisible demonstrate the need in­ a motor vehicle without a li­ gene Dickenson, Mrs. John An- City, Fla., had seven sons in the t a r woodland fire that began Labor creased budget ai^iropriatlons cense, operating an unregister­ dreoU and Mrs. Robert Tierney. 643-5135 North-weaValet Havy during Worid War IL An Day is still burning, feeding on and to khow that his Job is ed motor vehicle and possession Reservations will close Sat- ALLSTATE 6-Yolt Batteries eigbili served in the Merchant 200 acres of peat below ground. 301-31S C M fw St. “too Mg ta a Negro to han­ of abandoned markers. urda;^, Nov. 14. Marine. From time to time, flames shoot Guaranteed 36 Months dle." In sentecing Pierce to a $21 Seven sons of the Charles above the surface, bringing fire­ fine on each of the fin t two Fits Theae Carat Tuet family of Seneca, Mo., Peters, who contends the stu­ Bugs Free Minerals men from Saddle River and oth­ counts, the judge told the served durl^ World War tl, as dy is unnecessary, says the er cmnmimitles on the run. Only W E GIVE Zr9C Ohev. ’40-’S4, Dodge ’84-’62, aU ’64- ' youth, "And if you can’t pay, did seven sons of the Lussler need for Increased budget ap­ COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Bu­ a long, soaking rain can put out ’56 (exo. 6 oyL Power FUte), Hnd- you’ll go back to jail.” GREEN STAMPS fam ily of Feill River, Mass. The propriations for bis deport- reau of Mines scientists are us­ the fire, officials say. aon Jet ’6S-’66 alL Plym. ’34-’66 “What would have happened lavage family of Wauk^:an, m e^ has long been known. ing bacteria to remove minerals There’s little or no Indian (exa 8 cyL Power FUte), Rambler Bl., produced six brothers who Requests have already been had you had an accident?,” the from low-grade ore. Microbes summer in the West, but MobiTheaf.;^, ’66 alL And CXd served during Worid W ar H and submitted, he said, for em in­ Judge asked. form acids in waste piles and li­ drought has plagued that area Battery a seventh who was killed later crease of $1.1 million for the “I ’d have takwi care of K,” berate the metal, which can be too. 6-Yidt Batteries are priced as low a s ...... 6 .0 5 * WfaDe oarvlng in the A ir Force. next fiscal year and $1A mil­ Pierce replied. ^ washed away and then rs- Temperatures plunged to 10 IS) the 4-legged {2 pants) suit that . 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members may help. The pubUe Veterans Day Ceremonies Legislators hlil^W mdsor be served. WANTED Boy 80004 News Red Unity Talki» Near End; CLEAN LA’rB M(»)KL ' TTio H i^land District of the Faced With Charter Oak Boy Scouts Coun­ USED CARS I w m Weigh cil, which Includes South Wind­ No Indication of Progress Honor Heroes of All Wars sor and Wapping, will conduct Jan.6Limit TOP PRICES PAID a special gifts fund raising (Continned from Pago One) MOSCOW (AP) — BccratAquamL la sources said (Continued from Page One) campaign this month. Communist unity tsdks bstwesn ‘tie met leparalely Tuesday with Veterans Day Address | FOR ALL MAKES W. Lindsey Bqoth, northern given by Father Walter Hyzsko Kindergarten Plea the Kremlin’s new leaden and Chou andId Soviet Premiar Alexei portionment Job themselves division managei: of the Ct ntglit. analysis. He divided the town chairman in Sou^ Windsor. He East German Communist par­ One point pnsttmably under and equanimity. These are mat­ Francis J. Mahoney, Mr. Bai­ STORE HOURS: TUES^WED. 94; THURS.-FRL 9-9 service — the living as well as tween session days. . .Mrs. Robert Dlcklnaon, Mra. into 19 sections and has a tal­ said it costa the Council $11 per ty chief Walter Olbricht and discussion was a 8ovlet-pro- ters of grave concern to all of ley, presently an assistant pro­ Only two committees, how­ Etonald Henry and Mrs. H. Jo< ly coimt on each section of boy to operate the scouting Premier Willy Stoph left for poaed wortd Communist meet­ SATURDAY 8 I b 4— (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY^ those who had made the su­ us. fessor at the University of ever, will function— the consti­ O'Bara, members of the town for the last 17 years. program in the district, which Berlin today. PoUeh chief Wla- ing. Ousted Premier Nikita preme sacrifice. It was to be a This is not th6 Way of life Hartford, delivered the main tutional convention and the ju­ committee requested By doing this school officials has a membership of 2,100 dyelaw Qomulka *eft Tuesday Khrushchev originally proposed day dedicated to world peace. our vetenms fought preserve address. the board of education and will know where the pressure Scouts and 600 adult volun­ night. a meetingDec. 15 to prepeu'e for It was to be a day on which and for which in the fighting so Mr. Bailey also delivered the diciary and governmental func­ GASH SAVINGS council taXe; apOTOpdate in school population Is coming teers. Communlat Chinese Premier a world Communist conclave all of us would recall the many died. speech in 1948 on Armistice tions committees. SHOPPING AT MEATOWN-* One public hearing will be I I' ro to build or nfuw asall- from and can be watched to see Any former scouters or pres­ Chou En-lal was still In Moscow next year. The Chinese refused great debt which Americtms In spite of this, our children Day, six years before Con­ ently affiliated Scout leaders apprt^riate quaitanf to cen- how the rate expanda with no departure date reported to attend Khruehchev’s meeting. owe to their veterans. It was in school Euid all of us in other gress officially designated it M held on reapportionment pro­ who would be willing to devote IS LIKE GETTING A RAISE IN PAY! posals. It Is scheduled Dec. 1 ktndergarten which will ac- Asst. Supt. William Perry yet. Sources said he planned to The Communist delegationa to be a day on which veterans places recite the pledge of al­ about one evening a week as Veterans Day. at 10:30 a.m. at the Capitol. kindergarten age chll- and Principal Fred J. Caruolo visit Leningrad and Kiev before oame to Moscow for pie week­ would recall past experiences in legiance to our country — "one a neighborhood commissioner Perhaps the most moving The deadline for filing bills explained the expanded recruit­ returning home. end celebration of the 47th anni­ war, remember fallen comrades nation, under God, Indivisible, part of the ceremony occurred petltiaB oommittee are asked to call district com­ Gomulka reportedly had tried versary of the B unfair that a party’s candidates jectives which led men and to a flat position. It was to have been junked after the gust. He became chairman in should have to run against each LEAN, FRESH women to leave their homes 1961, filling the unexpired term other. She also said there was 202 2-DOOR SEDAN and march away to war in far- apartment building job was completed, a fire spokesman of Sen. Henry Jackson of Wash­ no enforcement in the charter COMET off places? Were they not also ington. if a political party should de­ seeking to preserve a way of said today. At 8:50 a.m. today, town fire­ cide not to run three candidates. life, peace and prosperity at Mrs. Romeyn Indleated that fighters were also called to ex­ By WALT LAMOUREUX home; to secure for their chil­ tinguish a minor fire to a dump % the board should approach the dren and generations to come How often do you get aroupd truck , at Center ana Adams charter revision committee as GROUND the kind of nation in which to cleaning the inside o f your Sts. The vehicle, owned by the a body. TV set? If this area of your 2217 man could plan his own des­ Roncari Construction Co., had Hany Andersen observed set Hes ignored and undisturbed tiny and achieve It, according minor underside damage. Cause that this "area had caused con­ to his abilities; to make our of the fire was undetermined. cern among members and like the Pre reliable, experienced lull be'Malitfied or SALAMI Beek equality of opportunity the' Manchester Police Depart­ DOUBLE WIDTH 90", REG. 4.99______4 . 6 7 the oommittee might vote not firm than M O D E R N T.V. WhdG or Half PIocg with their fellow citizens. The ment under the direction b f 1963 V.W. Deluxe your money back. to consider items that aren’t SERVICE. Your set deserves 63", REG. 15.99_____ 13.97 carnage on our highways goes Det. Sgt. Joseph Sartor. Sunroof ^ 90", REG. 17.99_____ 15.97 AI m ovailabla In duubis width on the agenda. the meticulous attention it will MONTEREY 4-DOOR on unabated. Crime and delin­ Jones reported to police that The board appointed a per­ get here. If you need a new MERCURY quency exist to the point where he had found the missing cal­ sonnel polidea committee that set, come in and choose from BREEZEWAY our streets, and even our homes, culator in the rear seat of his * 1 5 9 0 includes Francis Nester, D. P. oim wide selection. 643i2205. LEAN, FRESH PORK are no longer safe for our citi­ car, ixillce said. Jones posted zens. Our police are attacked by a $500 bond while awaiting ap­ hoodlums while performing pearance in Manchester’s Cir­ their duties. Individual material cuit Court 12 on Nov. 30. 1943 V.W. Dcint 2994 I SPARE- Sedan ^1545 DEUVOtED E HAVE THE GENUINE ShdHerproof RIBS I960 V.W. Deluxe COLONY PARK 4-DOOR Flexible Sedan MERCURY STATION WAGON Long-Lasting ^1090 .,. Q u/ck only 90^ Sq.Yd. — 36 hKhss wMs— 1958 V.W. Deluxe as baking AksiB2r'C4r'wyriis PRINTED BURLAP FIBERGLAS* CAFES NO-IRON Tin|S, 2 STYLES COLORFUL* EAST-CARE TIERS *3528 Sedan ' a cake/ V Sale2s67 Sale 2s67. 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lAANCUESTfiE BVfiNlNG UBKAU). MANCUilSTER, CX>NN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER li» i9 6 4 lUNCHESTBai EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 p a g e " — ...... ■ ■■■ .■■■MipAM— iiiri - «irii|(nnr-i v ^ , -., .■—i • ■ i • ' "mii' ' ' ' ^~ ' ' ' ------ir '1 I I ■Mfily’iy DAILY - CROSSWORDtPU: BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with .V .MAJOR UOOPLE Accsnt on Loveliness! Manchester Parkade Stores ^ t ^ondon'$ Works Toylaad Is Open Seara’ dulstniaa CaWkigNr W. T. GRANT CO. offers ac­ At your fingbrti^ art mor ACB0S8 ' SSU^iHin ucctle Bargains tion, sound, color In the TOY- of the things you want for )iou V NOT SO f^T. SOeobM.rS ili>nM___ MJadsment LAND just opened on the lower family this Christmas at pric( CHUcKtJIS OFEERSDfWOOt WARTUA./AV llv c ^ V t flMALLV ■Woir St Mill Arden stfeet floor. What a gala array you'll appreciate. Come 1 SOME ODD 30SS TO PAY < 4 “----- oftlM tOArehitocU* of dolls that walk, talk, cry. SEARS and page through thel REALIZED YOU VCItfe RK3Kr ALL] FOR HiS KBEP-**. WHICH IS Listed by ALON<& — c h u c k l e s s h o u l d Wild" ’ group (ib.) Keep youngsters busy with 1964 CHRISTMAS CATA m o p e th a n I CAN SAYfOR 8 “Martin----- " 41 Woodworker uirer LOGUE for an outstanding co' li building b lo ^ s , puzzles, crayon 0 f EVICTED f o r t N o H-PAYMEHT ONE CNERSIZED BARNACLE 12 Mike t tnliUke 44 “Smoke — - ’i sets, 'there are games to teach, lection of holiday ideas,. g ift O P b o a r d / — 6 a \- h a k / - . . ~ ON THE SHIP Of fPOORESS/ IS Continent 49 Attentivo clothes, decorations. Shop with s h a l l 1 TELL HIM YOU VVAMT T 4 Italian coin 60 Metallic rock amuse and test the skills. Bring I HAD HIM PlY MY REFRI6- out getting tired. Shop with us HIM TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY^ 15 Dutch 51 Cavity your Christmas list to GRANTS Hi GGS BUNNY ERATDR DOOR— AND HB commune 52 Dualling TOYLAND and check off each hurried efficiency. Shop SEARS’ t h r e w IN THE 8UROLAR 16 Jack London youngster’s name with a just- CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE. woK itory weapon r ALAFW AS A eONUS/^ 53 Hotlandi .. TFootbaU paaaae Morgan In tlw right gift to gladden the heart. 18 Bird ,, „ . b o ^ Main Str,eet Storet Daytim* or Evaning TH City — Vernon Circle Area IN 20 Forced emigrea M Not eior 8 Mitchievout Since Christmas belongs to the Champagne $2.59 a *Flfth' 0 Clock face SSRepaat 21 Alao 37 Superficial cent The Ameiloea Drtvli^ School * Beauty Secret Bediaoovered Look Pretty Above the kiddies, a spacious, roomy area With the gayest season for THAT let OTCAM ^ riklA^ 22 Legal point 5ST1IIles of 10 Marine eagla Send Out Indlvldnallty OANCt WOPKS tVERY ) . V V " ^ M q 11 Scolda 38 Attacka on foita Learn to drive the nafe, NUTMEG PHARMACY, Ver­ Thauksgtvlng Table Is devoted to GRANT’S TOY- hospitality before us HARVEIST 23 Smart, ai an courteay 40Boy’tnama Send out greeting cards this B O p ' H O g j TIMt^BOSCOtl J ' InMct bita 66 Stilt 17 Put forth econooical way. You deserve the holiday aeason, stamped with non Circle, has the ALO line of KAYE’S SPORTSWEAR, the LAND. For fun indoors and out, HILL PACKAGE STORE, of­ 28 North. 19 Sheet of glaaa 41“----- best! Insist on two steerins coametica to bring new beauty for games galore, Christmas fers WHITE CHAMPAGNE or W A - A - A n \ DOWN 23 Snow vehicle Barlaycem" your own originality. JOHN­ Specialty Shop at Vernon Cir­ Carolinian wheels. Call for FRICE BOOK­ to today’s woman. The Aloe cle, haa the glamorous aequin shoppers are heading for TOY- SPARKLING BURGUNDY, SO Muiical 1 Appear 24 Melody 42Muileal SON PAINT COMPANY. 723 2 Wagnerian 25Pauage in the Inatrument LIST.. Special attenUon la also Main Street can help you pre­ Vera plant haa the Ingredients toppings, and the popular "H el LAND at W. T. GRANT COM­ $2.59 a ’’Firth,” fermented In ' Initrument PANY, OPEN MONDAY 31 Oat character brain 48 Small I f l ^ given to the nervous and elderly. pare unusual, meaningful cards to heal, Mothe and beautify hu­ lo Dolly” and ‘Tom Jones” the bottle. You don't need to be’ , 1 . ^ 32 Lodge aisoclate 3 Sandy 28 Nonaenaa 45DuU CUuuroom eeaelons for teen­ with BLOCK PRINTINO man skin to look younger, al­ BLOUSES to make you stand THROUGH SATURDAY TO reminded that CHAMPAGNE (ab.) w aitelandf (alang) 48 Great Uke agers. The AMERICAN DRIV- most immediately. If you'd like 9:30 p.m. The L A Y -A W A Y msekes any gathering a festive 27 Black 47Departad terial available here, p 1 u s out, head and shoulders, above S3 Compan point 4 Croaking ------, 49 In partlbof INO SCHOOL, ibTS Main Street. LINOLEiniC blocks, CUTTING a complexion with a dewy fresh your Thanksgiving table. Here PLAN holds your purchase un­ occasion. CHAMPAGNE In­ 34 Fewer 5 Burnt to ashei 28 Love god State Certified. Approved by til Deceml>er 15. spires good appetite, great 35 “Valley of the 6 Fifty-two 29 Solitary inlldeUum TOOLS and INK. You’ll exper­ glow, do try ALO face cream. at K A YE’S are the tempting (ab.) A.L.A. and the Connecticut Safe­ ience an exhilerating sehse of You'll see a difference next day. TOPS to team with swlshy toasts. It introduces a meal, 8 9 10 li ty Center. B48-8S62. accomplishment. The cards you NUTMEG PHARMACY is skirts. Also, you’ll find here To freeze decorated coffee goes with food or acts as a gay 1 2 2 4' 5“ 6 > mall out this year, stamped OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY SHIRTS and JERSEYS with a cakes so they will not rub off finale. RECIPE BOOKLETS are Make a loop auch as those with your own handiwork, will t ^1- from 9 to 9. Call M9-6394. softer, more feminine air, the on the wrappers, place the frost­ available at HAR'VEST HILL • NM hr Wtow IM . li l3 14 that are used at the side of <»rry more regard and mean­ ed cakes in the home freezer PACKAGE STORE to help you Wtlim. Im. V-neck and Turtle-neck styles. //■// #■# mi»uj.rin«K dresses for belts. Place It in the ing. Come to JOHNSON PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Mr, overnight or until frozen. Re­ use wine as a cooking Ingredient very center of the back of lit­ move and seal in freezer wrap. for gourmet dishes. re” re” PAINT. and Mrs. Tom Breen-are ni^ht Ashtrays from tle daughter's dress. Pass each sky gaseVa without ever leaving ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN end of her sash though the loop 'Bound the World Is i9 Crystal 48 per cent Off the privacy 6t their home. A THE CAROUSEKi, newest end tie. The sash stays neatly P. E. BRAY, Jeweler In the specially-designed skylight Is in­ GIFT AND CARD SHOP In the in place and the loop Isn’t vis­ AP9UQUE Stores Around Town PXXnHBBCOBCARSA znauREPHC WELLtSUe ^TH* ONLY CNANCB YOUtL EVER. YEASlRl HERE.„WHERE SUte Theater Building, has a stalled in the ceiling (rf their Tri City Shopping Plaza, offers ible. g l . counter running foil length aOOUNOBg^VWYP Y3U a X IL P D O T H E M M e ^ U HME VMW THKT BAH IS HBE/ ' rre BRAIN THATCOUNTaL ] 2i bedroom. To keep the hot sim- a collecUon of ASHTRAYS Es|M>ciaIlv for a Man Dress Up for the Holidays down center of store, dl^Iaying HMTBWeYDUfi JOBBCTIUDJ nOSBtB> N TK MB OP aOBCE VWIBOII NC7T JUST BULL BRAWNl shine from alternating with the from Italy, Spain and 'round LENOX PHARMACry^, 299 Buy a pattern and a few ERNa„ JLApy IA$Y lOVE____ BACK tOOULP RIGHT, AT VCXI RSVAYAIW ARIANT/- a most in'vlting array of sug­ moon and stars, a thermostat 23 2$ 25 a i9 It’s The Vogue the world. Elach one different, East Center Street, is devot­ yards of twinkling BROCADE H E R srm w u ? THWI gestions. Take advantage of the automatically closes the shut­ Teen-agers are enthusiastic priced from $2.50, you'll like 2782-N ing a spacious area in its from PILGRIM MILLS, 177 A offer of 40 per cent DISCOUNT ters on a heat-reflecting alumi­ CARNIVAL BY Ol^'K TURNER about PIERCED SIARRINOS the color, the artistic designs, men's department, to display Hartford Road to make for SIT on "POS'rORlA”, "KOSTA num blind when the sun comes This stunning appliqued quilt and ZERAN JEWELRY STORE, the imaginative handcrafted the many good grooming aids yourself a gala sheath or skirt. l! SWEDISH’’ , also GERMAN up. with circles of wild roses on al­ comer MAIN AND BIRCH has look of these king-size and and the AFTElR-SHOWfi21 and Do see the dres.sy by-the-yard many of gold, sterling, set with LEAD CRYSTAL. Use the LAY ternate 12’’ blocks will bring AFTER-SHAVE lotions that naaterlals available here. You’ll AWAY PLAN, as you choose a iuat Unpacked queen size ASHTRAYS for your charm to any bedroom decor! pearls or semi-precious stones own use, for a popular, welcome he-men have requested. "Fab- find so much to capture your 38“ to thrill young hearts. How WATCH or fine JEWELRY. Newly arrived at THE PART Pattern No. 2782-N has appli­ erge" has answered the de­ attention and Interest at PIL­ W HEEL for your holiday dreaa- g ift THE CAROUSEL is qued pattern pieces; full direc­ mands with a line of ’’BRUT’’ pleased the teen-angel at your OPE3N Monday through Satur­ GRIM MILLS, headquarters for - p - ' house will be with a CHARM - Say ‘Charge It’ ups are PURE SILK SUITS In tions for making quilt. TOILETRIES. "Max Factor" a fabulous selection of qual­ HOUSE St HALE SHOE navy also beige, $22.96, perfect day 10 to 6 and OPEIN EVE­ To order, send 35c in coins to: has come up with a line of mas­ ity fabrics for all your sewing I b r a c e l e t or perhaps an Iden­ NINGS to 9 on Wed. Thurs. 46 tification Bracelet from ZERAN SERVICE invites you to use for important occasions, day or Anne Cabot, The Manchester culine cologne that is a confi­ needa You’ll find . DRAPERY 41 43 4i 47 JEWELRY S'TORE, stocked your Charge Plate when you evening. A beige herringbone and Frl. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF dence builder, a re.spectful at­ FABRIC, also SLIPCOVER with so many lovely things to come in to enjoy quality shoe suit, accented with leather col­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. tention-getter, (an order, a material that will be custom- 4^ 49 66 bring joy and happiness at repiair, hat cleaning, shoe dye­ lar, is $20.98, in size 18. Look Brrrrr Weather Ahead 10036. raise, a promotion). Yes, the tailored into draperie.s for srcp Christmas time. ing, zipper replacement. Here festive at home in flaumel Yes. winter weather is head­ For Ist-cla.ss mailing add 10c men have asked for (and now' $7.50 a pair for labor. Why not BT 82 53 you’ll benefit by old-school STRETCH SLACKS, topped ing our way. ROTH’S CLOTH- for each pattern. Print Name, are getting) the products. that slipcover a chair for $15 laljos PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Flowers for Thanksgiving faking with softly-flowered color. Try lElR helps the man of the house Address with Zorfe and Pattern provide an aura that is at or a divan for $30 lalior. Y ou f WIIM TW NfW 8346 on comfort and flattery. Keep look smart, feel snug in winter Number. once pleasing and persuasive. home can be enlivened and en­ 55 66 Whether you’re entertaining hom ^ w MTT-O-RAMA 10-20 your eye on THE CART apparel with famous-name la­ New—’64 Fall-Winter Album! Shop LENOX PHARMACY. riched in time for Thanksgiv­ No fIvirKs It this year, or being entertained I HOUSE & HALE SHOE*sWv^ bels, your assurance of quality ing. PILGRIM MILLS is OPEN ■ c s : at Thanksgiving dinner, a flower ' in A smartly styled two piece WHEEL, Route 83, TalcottvUle, Articles; Custom Collection; foK me till Out OuK WAl m J. R WILLIAMS arrangement„-v„n».n,rnt from PARK HILL-uTi I ^ome in to meet “Nick." OPEN Monday to Saturday fabric, masterful tailoring. Stop regular features; items to A Gift Only You Can Give to 9 p.m. on Mondays through Come to receive orompt frock that has the skirt in they i!ng glamour. Plan a Christmas Cruise This Christmas, why not plan Come for Thanksgiving («DPEPANANTKU3PE >> A H EA D O F <.1 p o A D ig r y own table with a dewy-fresh bou­ GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE, quet, or plan to bring your host­ quent sudsings, as bacteria and No. 8346 with Patt-O-Rama to exchange photograplis. Let Plan to reserve a table for RU1NEP--JU6T BBCAU6E 1 HIM AND \^ S N B A K -U P mold quickly spoil baked goods. is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. 905 Main Street, ha.s holiday parento give their grown your Thanksgiving dinner, com­ ^ TH'HORNS TURN THE >/ lO U 'LLH AN E !/■ TRICKTO ess a fragrant token, arranged Bust 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, children a portrait of them­ plete wdth all the fixings at > wBONO way.'t h a t . HIV) HOOKED t'( e e T T H S T with skill and artistry, using the Braided Rugs Are Streamlined More Popular Than Ever Cruise Schedules. If you are in­ selves. Let the grandchildren’s FIANO’S RESTAURANT, Route \^ROPB'LL SUPOfP; ) THEN! y V CLDSETO choicest blossoms available. Permanent Wave and Hairrut, top, short sleeves. 1% yards of For the modern home, BOSTON ROCKERS at terested in a Christmas and ^ ONE' 6 and 44 in Bolton. Visualize the $11.45 35-lnch; skirt short, 1% yards BRAIDED RUGS have a new WATKINS. 935 Main Street, New Year’s Cruise to South pictures find their way to the yearning hearts of fond rela­ juiciest turkey (or your favorite Pick up your phone tomorrow long, 2% yards. sleek shape at MANC3IESTER are more comfortable than ever America, you'll visit some of The backs of women’s dress­ tives. Call THE FALLOT meat cut) then picture colorful Mi ^ es and men’s shirts that are and dial 643-89.51, SCHULTZ To order, send 50c in coins CARPET CENTER, 311 Main it seems, and each year the dec­ the world’s most sophisticated BEAUTY SALON, to reserve STUDIO. Tel. 643-5808. veg^etables, a crisp salad, an as­ otherwise worn out may be used to: Sue Burnett, The Manches­ Street, headquarters for a boun­ orative stenciling and the hand­ cities, shop In native bazaars, \1 the time most convenient for sortment of fresh, fragrant rolls, to make pretty little tea aprons ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. tiful selection of BRAIDED some wood finishes offer more and have a vacation you’ll nev­ you to enjoy getting your accompanied by your favorite combined with scraps of materi­ OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, RUGS. Not only the traditional er forget. GLOBE TRAVEL It’s Not Too Late Thank.sglving PERMANENT, abundant variety. What a hand­ beverage and a heavenly des­ als picked up at remnant ta­ N. Y. 10086. ovals and rounds, but now the some gift idea a BOSTON SERVICE will make all your Plant TULIP BULBS now the MILK BATH, COLD (also Daffodils, Hyacinths and sert. That’s the kind of chef- bles. Just be sure to shrink new For Ist-class mailing add 10c streamlined rectangle shapes r o c k e r makes for an estab­ arrangements. 643-2165. twil tm tw m Off N IA . I f WAVE, $11.45, INCLUDING prepared food that will be material before combining it for each pattern. Print Name, are available. A BRAIDED Crocus) and you’ll be reward­ HAIR CUT. This gentle, last­ lished or a beginning home. ed with flowering fragrance to served you gently, with finesss with the old. Address with Zone, Style No. RUG, lively with cheerful color, Rock away tension. Just relax Run the upholstery attach­ and courtesy. This year, gathdf BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL ing PERMANENT is rich in is pleasant and practical to o\/n, herald the arrival of spring. u and Size. and rest and revive your spirits. ment of your vacuum cleaner your family around you, round a emollients and nourishing oils because it’s reversible for twice TREE5LAND ON THE TURN­ TULSA, Okla. (AP)—Mr. and Send another 50c today for over your dust mop now and table at FIANO’S RESTAU­ B i r r to leave your hair springy soft, the wear. Footprints do not PIKE Is stocked with world- Mrs. Jotin E. Nichols, who have your Copy of the new fall and then and it will not liave to be RANT. 643-2342. glistening, alive with bounce. REDWOOD O T Y , Calif. (AP) famous Holland BULBS, favor­ IMS IT HARD ID RAKE I'M LUCHY just celebrated their 71st wed­ winter '64 issue of our pattern show, nor every lint fleck or washed nearly as often. nWTPltEOFLtAMKt You’ll feel pleased and pampered crumb. Dress up your home for — When young Esther Jean ed for clear, bold, spring-fresh IT l« H T A ding anniversary, met at a Ixjx book Basic Fashion. Fill a clogged steam iron for the fun-filled weeks just the holidays. Roil out a BRAID­ Randlett was bom in the Uni­ colors. OPEN SEVEN DAYS V M lM P y “Look at how cheerful that Henry Higgint ie! To look supper in an Oklahoma Terri­ ahead. The talented staff at Every Big and Little Girl A WEIEK to 7 p.m. TREE- with distilled vinegar. Heat un­ tory school. When Nichols out­ ED RUG from MANCHESTER versity of Oregon Medical Wants a new dress (or Thanks­ SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON Draperies to Delight You CARPE3T CENTER. There are LAND ON THE TURNPIKE til it steams for a few min­ at him you'd never guest he had two ohildren in bid several others lor a t»ox asks only for the opportunity School, she established a new giving from MARI-MAD’S, 691 utes. Disconnect and let It Discover the decorative jxiw- color combinations that will ap­ record. She Is said to be the at Exit 94 is HEAD(3UAR- o y i y a - . ^ college, would you?” of foodi prepared by one of the of serving you at 983 Main, Main Street. So pretty and prac­ TERS for HOLIDAY DEC­ stand overnight. Next day, emp­ girls, he had no idea she would er of DRAPERIES from WAT­ peal to you instantly )>ecause first baby bom to a mother tical, the HOLIDAY DRESSES where they arc prepared to give KINS DRAPERY SHOP, 16 Oak they harmonize or contrast ef­ ORATIONS. ty the vinegar out and rinse be preparing ills food for many you satisfying answers* to your whose heart Is equipped with for girls up lo size 14 (also Chub- Street. Combine distinctive fa­ fectively with your present pos­ the iron with water and It will years to come. beauty problems. the Starr-Edwards heart valve. ettes) have a party appearance be cleaned. bric available here with the de­ sessions. OPEN Monday tiirough The steel and rubber artificial and year round wearability. You can use copper cleaner J. R, WlLtlAW^ monstrated tailoring skill guar­ Saturday and OPEN EVENINGS on your copper screens as well valve which saved the life of There are hand-smocked touch­ Save the Best for Last THE SLORY HUNTER. a-d-Mt anteed by WATKINS and you'll lo 9 on Thursday and Friday. the 21-year-old Mrs. John Fland- es, the sweetening of lace, the as on your pots and pans. Ap­ have DRAPERIES to enhance ply with a scrubbing brush, then An ICE CREAM CAKE avaU- lett enabled the young mother two-piece look. Just notice the able from ROYAL ICE CREAM BEN CASE) your home in a completely satis­ A baby’s plastic bathtub, no to give birth to her first child. famous labels: ’’Polly Flinders’’, rinse with a hose and wipe dry. fying way for years and y6ars. (X)MPANY, Warren Street, is a longer in use, makes a fine box Her heart surgery was per­ ’’Susy Brooks’’ , ’’Moppets’’. If fitting and delectable climax to for a pet. 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EARL YOST Ring C h am p New Detroii Jim T aylor Norris Files Entry, HUHTING Hoop Mentoi* Outstanding Star of the Future — Stan A n d Liston Big W eapon HlUnskl S36*30(l — 661, Bob Ex-Olympic Runner .^ a n d ' Although badly in need of running backs, Manchester Stavena 336, Bd Lea 231 — 676, High will have to wait at least two years before Frank Ray Holoomba 314, BUI Gallo Duel Monday Wins Debi%t Woods, the sensational, high-scoring halfback with the W ith Squad 311, Mario FlrattaraU 310, Vic By EARL YOST FISHING Squadrtto 303, Stave Caaaaliao NEW YORK (AP)-^To Pony Raiders is eligible. Producer of 15 touchdowns in|i- 201—600, Lea Wolcott 300. BOSTON (AP) — Cas­ Scheduled to make his initial app^rance in the Five seven games, plus seven successful rushes for two-point The Green Bay Packers, sius Clay hopes God will be Mile Road Race Thanksgiving morning is Fred Norris, LETTING ’EM OFF EASY Dave DeBusschere, a thivd conversions. Woods is only an eighth grader. With no with a total of 418 yards in SNOW WHITE—Pat Locatel- in his corner when he takes the transplanted Englishman, a contestant in the 10,000 It’s difficult to condemn any player in the National Bm - .freahman at Mancheater H igh,' the last two games, have U 136, Daria Shaw 844. on Sonny Liston Monday man who deliberately relewes ketball Association, tha meter run in the 1956 Olympic Games for England. Now some of his catch. Bui, too fre­ It will b« 1966 before the talent­ residing in Brockton, Mass.,<^ buzzer ending T u esd^ the NFL? Nobody really knows taken over the National WOMEN—Fran Crandall 130, night in defense of his quently. the end result Is the ed youngster reporta for prac­ and there is only one way to Norrie, 5-6, 120 pounds, for Football League team Alva Douoetta 182,. Jeanne world heavyweight boxing Norris. The latter, 17, is a stu­ same as if these particular fish night’s Detroit Pistoiui- tice, if he BO decides to go to And out — on the playing field. warded his signed entry blank BalUmore Bullets game hadja rushing offense lead with Nourie 184. ' champtonahlp. dent at Brockton High. Follow­ had been kept for the skillet. the schooL ’The AFL is ready to t^e on “If I win. It’U be the win for the' 28th holiday morning very special ring. Should Woods continue to nine games of the 14-week sea­ ing in his father’s -footsteps as “Good intentions" in releas­ the NFL champ for the world’s son. completed. « O ^ ’’ caay said ycrierday run over Manchester’s streeta It was DeBusschere’s flcpt Improve, there is no question championship of pro football. W t, JAMES' LAMBS-Shlr- a distance runner, young Norris ing fish .are npt enough, say the 'Two straight 100-yard plus ta a display of the deeper m u Norris has made it ji steady game as coach of the Plstoos, -that he’ll be an outstanding To date, the NFL is looking the ley SciHilU 183, Flo Baldt 180 habit of beating Little Johnny placed leth here last year in filing authorities at Mercury rushing days by fullback Jim better known u a talka­ his initial appearance. He was outboards. who ended a six-game losi^ player in scholastic football. other w ay... Bob Kennedy has —344. Kelley, America’s No. 1 dis­ ’Taylor have helped push the tive clown with a punch. "If the second s(ihoolboy entrant to Knowing how suid when are streak with a 119-117 victory He was far from being a one- been retained as head coach I lose," he added, “It’U be God’s tance ace, since settling in this over the Bullets In the opener man team with Coach Jack Mc- Packers’ total to 1,496 yards. MORNINGBELLES — Carole finish. equally important. of the Chicago Cubs and two Both the Packers, with 232 wUL" country. Kelley Is the same of an 'NBA doubleheader at Nary’a outfit. In fact, the Raid­ new members of the team's Garrison 132-883, Shirley Hull The addition of the senior Fish should never be freed yards in their 30-7 victory over Clay, who has adopted the young man who has won the Philadelphia’s Convention Halt. ers, who posted a perfect Char­ long list of coaches were named 138. Ruth Ostrander 180-134— Manchester race six times. He Norris is bound to help bring after being deep—or foul— Detroit, and the Baltimore Muslim reUglon as well as the San Francisco toppled Phila­ ter Oak Conference record in yesterday. A1 Dark, former 374, Iris VacanU 127-356. was second last year to Vic out the crowds which have num­ hooked in such a manner that Colts, with 261 yards in their religious name, Mohammed All, serious wounds result. As a delphia, 110-99, in the second the Pony Division and then San Francisco Giant manager, said his new religion has'given Zwolak of Villanova. No word bered between 10,000 and 12,000 40-24 win over Chicago, passed MXKSO n u t s — Barbara whipped West Hartford in an and Nel Harder, ex-New York yet from either Kelley or Zwo­ for the past seven years. rule, the use of bait causes game. the Pittsburgh Steelers, who Callahan 181, Irens Larals 132- him one billion followers around sxhibiUon, had plenty of explo­ Met pitching coach, signed on the world, followers who never lak. Entry blanks from many most incidents of deeply im­ DeBusschere, etartlng are third with 1,405. Baltimore 876 (new Mgh). bedded hooks that cannot be ward on the Pistons, helped Ills sive, offensive operators in with the Bruins. has 1,489. 'The Cleveland heard of boxing until he be­ Now working as a carpenter points are arriving almost daily Bryce Carpenter (seven touch­ • e * came champion. in Brockton, Norris came to the and another field o f better than extracted without inflicting own cause with 26 points. ^ Browns, who won the team KAFFB KLATOBERS — La downs), Dick Cobb (four), He said he receives lettars United States on a track schol­ 100 is expected to answer the injuries to vital organa. “ Man, I sure loved tliat Short Stuff rushing title in 1963, are fourth VOOB Toop 180-464. Even hooks that are down Johnny Hughes (three) and with 1,391. every day from countries like arship at McNeese State in starter's gun at 10:30. There Is sound,” he said of the Altai Wayne Cartier (three). Pete Godin, fine Manchester P**daUn, Egypt. Turkey u d no change In the race route, In the gullet can be removed buzzer. "It’s good to -win. I thiftk Taylor, who gained 146 yards Eaity Birds — June Rowett Louisiana. Now 43, Norris is a Up front the RaWera had an High runner, was the only local Morocco. The writers ask him former coal miner, until he de­ starting and finishing spot be­ without damage, provided the c-verybody was trying extra (and made the season’s longest 316-606, Ruth Mhaaaulla 183, angler exercises care and uses accomplished array o< forward finisher among the top 10 in run from scrimmage, 84 yards to visit u d say they will pray cided to go to college at the ing on Main St., opposite School hard—and not only because ^of the Chet Walker -was high fbr and Lee Josephson of Los An­ game. They only win them. players, offensive center Dick staif) felt that we dominated happened In Miami. in football g;ames ? With that- he’s one of the best in the nents more matured and much will leave the ranks shortly to tle in the National Football tion with a winning recoriL breaUc Richard’s record of 626 cashed in here on a block­ busmess. the 76ers, with >18, followed by start a new career as editors of geles became the first '64 rook­ “You have to respect a guy Szymanski and flanker back play and outplayed Hall for the Clay behaved so badly at the apology to EHiubeth Beu*- rookie Luclous Jackson, w to bigger physically. League. Jimmy Orr, to show their admi­ most part, yet lost. We have dropped three games goals, counting playoff games. Miami weigh-in that a doctor ed punt In the game Radatz, tabbed the Monster, Local Sport a new weekly sports tabloid, ies to break the century mark. like that.” in a row which reailly hurts. rett Browning, let Prince­ 16. It will be Interesting in the The All-League defensive end ration for Shula. It wais a Howe was disappointed he sadd he wasn't mentally fit to against' Columbia; among many names—-especially years ahead to see how many of Sportsweek in Connecticut. Lorick gailned 126 and Joseph­ is one of many who say it is the Berry remembers early last Last Saturday’s loss to Croft. didn’t contrUnite more to the ton count the ways. 8 Extra Point conver­ son 138, their clubs top per­ “ Szymanski says he’s toe first strong team ef- fight. by opposing batters—won 16 the current Red Raiders conti­ Publication is expected in Janu­ responsive attitude created by season, Shula’s first as coach, 8-6, wais a tough physical bat­ Red W inn cause against Bos­ The unbeaten Tigers, sions. Gogolak has 18 out Chatter formances of the year, last Sun­ coach he’s had to catch a m is­ brt b u t once (Jlay said he is having a cage garoea for the Red Sox last Coedi Take Over nue to stand out on the gridiron. ary. Birmingham has been Don Shula as coach. when "we were having trouble tle. We have been slowed down ton but it wasn’t his fault. He made for next Monday’s weigh- claws sharp and on the of 19 this year. season, all in relief. * * * take right during the game. He again fell short sports editor of the New Haven day. Marchetti, who changed his and losing a lot of ball games. with a few injuries in the past and his Unemates—^Ted Lind­ in u d "I might get hold of prowl for the 1964 Ivy Old Nassau in its seven Other top one-game perform­ He never lost his sense of hu­ says Shula will yell. ‘Syz, you ’oecause of the Tickets are on eale at the BOSTON (AP)— Oo«ta tijee Joumal-Courter and Casey a minS about retiring this season, three gtimes but this only say and Alex Delvecchlo—were some hound dogs to catch the League crown whu they games to date has a total Girls’ Bowling Leagues, spon­ O ff the Cuff ances' on clubs who have not mor, he didn’t get down on the should have pulled on that play.’ ' ack of defen- means that we must work that Invade the Bowl fbr their offense of 1,888 yards, Paric Htn-Joyoo Flower Shop charge of tfie Boston lAilveralty feature writer and columnist said today, “ I didn’t think this ix>bhed several times on spec­ Bear.” sored by the Fire A Police A.A., Banker Jimmy Murray last had a 100-yarder: (Jhicago, Ron players. It meant a lot. Other coaches used to wait to ■uve alertness much harder in preparation for blue-chip meeting with some 530 less than the Bull­ or from Hal Turkingtoa at The football field today for their w - with the New Haven Register.. team had the potential and par­ tacular stops by Bruin goadie He went on a bear-hunting Herald. are niow being formed at the Y. dight was named to the Ad­ Bull (63); Detroit, Dan Lewis ticularly the personnel on de- "It also is, in my opinion, the see the movies toe next day to it crucial times, the final two games. Yade Saturday, have tallied dogs’ 2,418 over the same nual Powderpuff Bowt grape. Lou Groza, aoe place - kicker spot an error." Ed Johnston, who wound up expedition Monday, before a Midgets will be girls 10-12 and visory Park and Recreation (83); New York, Ernie Wheel- fense” to be the winner of eight; sig;n of good coaching, to keep 'reading by a It is SEiid that in just about every maimer route, and have yielded 800 A dinner will start the pro­ ■will bowl Wednesday nights, ITie girls football gmma, a ofi. with the Cleveland Browns, suf­ with 30 saves for the night. pre-fight physical check, stop­ gram at 7 o’clock. Commission. A better, more fered a broken nose last Sim- right (94); St. Louis, John Da­ straight games and on top of spirits up when you’re losing, Marchetti reported that Orr ouchdown with “when the going Imaginable. Touchdowns yards passing while Ell Juniors 18-16 on Tuesday an inter-aorority oontest described Shula “ as the best “It’s always a pleasure to ping traific on Boston’s CJom- cu be scored by: qualified man could not have day. Groza was injured on a vid C>ow (95); San Francisco, the Western Conference. It’s easy to be happy when inly three sec­ gets tough, the foes have been held to 797 nights at 6 o’clock. Fio Kloter year pits the glrla from BU’s been named. Murray is a for­ halftime coach in his experi­ know Pve done something no monwealth Avenue by parad­ kickoff when he tackled Pervis George Mira (93) and Washing­ "I still don’t," he added. "But you’re winning." onds left in the tough get go­ ing between trolley cars u d in 1 Ruuing. The Tigers upstalre. The big difference -will be In charge. Interested two women’s resldenoe h a lli^ mer athlete and baseball, soc­ that hustle is amazing.” After losing five of their first ence. He doesn’t spend a lot of ing.” I believe one elae In the league has ever Uoammous Choice Atkins of Washington. Tlie im­ ton, (3iarley Taylor (79). I AUbrio half, our secon- front of trucks with a noose he have 12 via this route dur­ is that five of Princeton’s girls may register with Mrs. the Towers- and Shelton Hall. cer and basketball official... A.‘- expected. Marchetti has eigh^ games |n Shula’s debut, time talking about plays they d a r y defense in the philoso­ done,’’ Howe said later, "but I ing the current season; 20 touchdowns have been Kloter at the Y. The girls, who have been prac­ pact broke the bar on Groza’s Los Angeles replaced Detroit might have used and didn’t, but called a bear trap. It’s time now for the National as the team rushing defense difficulty pinpointing the intan­ the Ck)lts suffered only one loss failed to follow their keys Bind phy and I be­ hope I’U be around long enough 2 Passing. Tailback Don defensive ones — blocked BOSTON (AP) — The late ticing for two weeks, will -wear Football LesLgue to step down face mask and punctured the by one point in their last six outlines those that will.” to hit a few more high spots.’’ Clay WM nsked later how he leader as a result of the Pack­ gibles by which Shula has fired allowed Hall to connect on a lieve that our thinks he would have fared McKay has three pay-off kicks, fumble recoveries Harry.Agganis waa the only Boys Interested in playing in regulation football uniforms for Off the high horse and recog­ side of his nose. . The recent games. Many point to that 1963 Marchetti said another of Shu­ boys do also. His Immediate target Is the flips to his credit; and pass interceptions. ers’ explosion against the Lions. toe desire. paiss play for a TD and the lead. agaUnst fighters the public haa inanimoue choice for a Boston the Intermediate Basketball the touch foottMdl oontest -whlqh nize the American Football deal the Yanks completed with "He treats everyone as a finish being the start of this la’s traits which he thinks has These * b o y s 626th goal. 3 Bind .zone recovery of Comparative statis­ The Packers remained on top proclaimed “ the greatest," such 'Jnlverslty post-war All-Star League at the Blast Side Rec has become a Veterans Day League. The crowd of 60,300 at Cleveland, in which Ralph Terry man,” was Marchetti's first an­ year’s drive. Improved performance is lack From then on, it wais an up­ have been a Crozier haul blanked the a fumble—Guard Paul Sav- am Rocky Marciano, who re­ tics give Yale an edge in team picket by a group of thie season on Tuesday nights feature. ■ ■ t Shea Stadium is further proof, went to the ’Tribe as part of the in total defense and defense alysis. It also was his last. Shula is only 34 years old and of tongue lashing or benching a hill climb ais a third quarter great group to Bruins in four o f the five times idge pounced upon one for touchdowns, 23 to 20, but DICK RAOATE tired a few years ago undefeat­ sportswriters, broadcastere and may register now with Neil which isn’t really necessary, Pedro Ramos transaction, was against passing, and Baltimore "Any player who goes to him he played as a defensive back player as punishment. pass interception and subse­ Gerber work with. he faced them—twice this sea­ Princeton’s only six-pointer Princeton, due to Gogolak's ed. former BU coachea Aggviis Pierson at the Blast Side Rec. that the AFL is here to stay. the first between the two clubs and San Francisco stayed on gets a straight answer,” Mar­ with Marchetti and Berry on "That Just puts more pressure quent 60-yard runback stopped Their attitude son. But the string waa broken in lawt week’s 16-0 win over eight field goals has a point top in total offense and pass­ His auiswer reflected what ((Jlasa of 1953), who starred at Teams will be selected by the TUESDAY'S nOBT > Could the Buffalo Bills hold since the Joe Gordon for Allle chetti mused. "He may not like Colt teams of 10 years ago. on a player, he tightens up and our momentum and a»et up amd determination hais more early last night when Ted Harvard: advantage, 174 to 167. De­ quarterback, went on to play Rec to provide more balance. NBIW YORK — George Oa- ing offense, respectively. plays even worse," declared seems to be his only concern ttielr own with the winner of Reynolds trade in 1947. it, but he’ll get one.” j Neither his youth nor his Hall’s last touchdown. How­ than made up for their lack of Green drilled botQg a slap shot 4 Paws interception. The fensively, the Tigers bulge Celts Get Chaiice for the Boston Red Sox before Boys who did not reach their hill, 171, New York, outpoint­ Marchetti. about his boxing career—the "He’s so easy to communicate former companionship has ever, it WM very encouraging physical size. I do not believe from the blue liife at 10:10 of alert Bengals have convert­ is significant They have his career was ended by a 21st birthday by O ct 15 are ed Bob Avena, 169%, Hew "I don’t know whether the gate. with," is the way Raymond Ber­ produced the rapport with toe to see the boys drive back in anyone could honestly lose con­ the first period. Crozier wais ed two of these into touch­ yielded only 27 points per At Bearded Wilt pulmonary em-bollam in .1956. eligible. York, 6. ry, offensive end, puts It. “ You squad, maintain <5lno and Ray­ fellows know it or not, but fidence in these boys. screened on the shot and De­ “ If I could find u opponent downs this year; the fourth quarter. We had the like Rocky Marciano,” he said game to Yale’s 67. Against W hitey Ford have an idea and he’ll g;ive you mond. they’re extremely fortunate to ball on their 12-yard line when I believe they will close their troit WEU short-handed. 5 Mid-adr fumble recov­ four opponents in common Buffalo All Excited ht.ve this coaching staff,” “we would draw a 220 million ery. Big Stas Maliszewski, In Boston Game a hearing. He’s honest.” “ He’s easy on some things, the game ended. initial campaign with a 100 But Crozier was beatm clean­ —Brown, Columbia, Dart­ Gii > recalls a banquet attend­ but hard on what coimts," re­ summed up Berry. gate.” a stamdout guard snatched The tackling wais crisp on de­ per cent effort and with a ly by A b MifiJonadd five mto' mouth and Pennsylvania, To Big Year ed by toe Colts after they lost ports Marchetti. "W » ?pend our They are showing they do. utM later. McDonald took a one against Colgate • and BOSTON (AP)— Boeton bas­ fense and held Hall to a little little bit of luck will win both Princeton has a IM to 20 FiEEfURiin • r in m lEuvEET s e i v i k paus from Reg Flemming as he rumbled six yards into the scoring edge to the Bull­ About Unbeaten Club over 100 yards on the ground. remaining gfames. Hockey at a Glance end zone, ninceton has ketball fans get their flrat look We will be out o f town again moved over the blue line all dogs’ 69-40 bulge against Looks A^ead Leauling the good defensive ef­ NATIONAL LEAGUE not evaded the other ways at the bearded Wilt Chamber- STORES AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY this weekend to challenge alone and drilled a backhander Tueaday’s Results the same foes. Out Where He Likes It — On Limb fort were again linemen Dick past the lunging Detroit net of scoring such as by; lain tonight when the Celtics BUFFALO, N. Y, (AP)—Buffalo is having a torrid Latest Honor Wllby High in Waterbury. The Boston 3, Detroit 3 6 Field goal. Specialist Princeton has recorded "I have had troubles with my Dotchln, Gary Gentilcore, Bob g;ame Saturday starts at 10:30. minder. shutouts in its last four - take on the San Francisco War­ love affair with a football team. The Buffalo Bills, win­ Getzewich and Mark Oakman AMERICAN LEAGUE Charlie Gogolak, the side- arm off and on for years Letter, the fourth Bruin for­ games which is the most in riors at Boston Garden. ners of nine straight and the only unbeaten club in big and linebackers John Roberts, 'Diesday's Results foot booter from Hungary, pulled tendons and so on. For Piersall ward on the Ice, tied the game Quebec 7, Sprlnfield 1 has elg^t this year, three a row for the Tigers since This will be the first meet­ HEAVY DUTY TRUCK league pro football, have captured the heart of the city. Hoople Tabs Notre Dam e, Bob LaPolt, Dick Bomberger for the Bruins with less than "But this was different. I Rochester 5, Baltimore 3 each in the games with 1935. ing between the clubs this year. This bustling city on the lake,^ couldn’t pitch at all. My arm and Raindy Cote. The latter en­ Qay StiU Champ minute to play, finishing off a front always has been a first It also will mark the first time AND INDUSTRIAL sold out there still was a line would cramp.” Ho pointed to his Yale Winners on Saturday Best T h rill joyed his best defensive game pass from Johnny Bucyk in win \lmost class sports town. The old Bills left forearm lying on the hoepi- to date. In NBA Ratings front of the net. that Boston be able to of the defunct All-America Con­ of 1,500 curling around the match the height of the Warrior tal bed. “ I would lose all the Offensively, we could have Detroit held a 3-2 lead ference still are mourned. The block.” ENCINO, Calif. (AP) — A forwards—(Jhamberlain (7-foot- \nythitig CLUTCH A visitor to the Bills’ new of- strength in my arm. By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE used the running and passing NEW YORK (AP) — Ring through most of the finale after baseball Bisons had great years "I tried again every day for jubilant Jimmy Piersall called second period goals by Bruce I) , Wayne Hightower (6-foot- until disappointment over the 'iop Tuesday found- a htmd- Grid Wizard efforts of Bob Haimilton. He magazine listed Cjasadus CHay to­ 9) and Nate Thurmond (6-foot- jrinted sign, stuck in the win­ five or six more days. I never it "m y biggest thrill in base­ suffered a sprained ankle In day EU5 “ still the world cham­ MacGregor and Floyd Smith, demise of the proposed Conti­ 4' Gridiron fans the country I I ) . luUmiotive^ PARTS dow. It read "Standing Room could throw the ball. I would ball" upon learning that he’d pion" and named Sonny Liston Howe got his aissist on Detroit’s nental Leag;ue cut attendance. throw a few pitches, and it over have learned to watch my practice last Wednesday and Only." Inside a customer with (lid not play. the No. 1 heavyweight contender first goad by Parker MacDon­ Boston now can use Johnny BY Many think Buffalo is a sure would cramp right away. It glittering forecasts for the big been chosen the American ald, who poked In a rebound Thompson 6-foot-10) and Mel cash in hand asked the attend­ League’s CJomeback Player of in its November boxing ratings. fire location when the major worried me because I was coun­ surprises each Saturday. Mark Heller w m again out­ the Boston defense couldn’t Counts (7-foot-l) with Bill Rus­ FEATUIINI leagues expand. ant, "When do the champion­ the Year for 1964. standing ais he connected for a The World Boxing Association ship game ticketacgo on sale?" ting on being able to pitch a This week, dear readers, you clear. sell, whose great leaping ability In the old days of boxing, couple of times in the Series.” will not be disappointed. The "This has to be a turning respectable nine for 21 passes withdrew rect^ition of Clay as UIEEICA’S FIEEtT It Is a good thing Lou Saban, heavyweight champion for sign­ The NHL has a full slate on makes him more valuable than 'Jilly Slattery was a tremendous Whitey Ford doesn’t have to Hoople System hM pegged poiht in my career," said the 34- for 78 yards. Unfortunately tap tonight with Boston at New most 7-footers. . IRANM LIFE the coach, didn’t hear him for ing a return bout with Liston local favorite and Promoter worry now. The future’s bright. three colossal upsets tor you: year-old outfielder. three paisses were intercepted he Is playing it cool with the at Boston, Nov. 16. Its lawt York, Detroit at Toronto and AI90 'iStandard and Autonufitie Charley Murray used to pack His doctor says he’ll be ready to Minnesota to conquer Purdue, by an alert Hall defense. Bob -John HaVlicek, the ailing old "we play them one at a He was picked in the annual monthly ratings failed to list Montreal at Oiicafco. sixth man of the defending Na­ • AUT04ITI them in with top fjight fights. pitch again by spring training. Stanford to defeat Oregon Associatad Press poll of base­ Lodi did some fine running -in ’ Transmiseion Parts time" routine. either in the top 10. tional Basketball Association- The doctors the Yankee pitch­ State, and Southern Methodist ball writers. Results of the vot­ the first quarter bls did Bom­ a BfNDIX Now it is football, and the The Boston game Sunday, champions, will dress tonight er saw in New York knew there to turn back Arkansas. Egad! ing by 77 writers were ttn- berger in the fourth period. The championship waua listed Bills in particular. They threat- Buffalo’s last home game, will was some obstruction of the art­ for the first time in two weeks. a fiORO-WASNIR Selecting the winners in two nounced Tuesday. Walt Bavier and Bud Lundgren ns vacant and Ernie Terrell of Providence Ace on to run away with the Amer­ be the fourth sellout for a club ery which carries blood over the HavIicek worked out with the other contests, Notre Dame- turned in fine pass catching Philadelphia was ranked first. • C A im NEW CLUTCH PARTS ican Football League. With five that sold out only once previ­ shoulder and down toward the Piersall weis named on 20 bal­ In the Ring ratings, Terrell was Celtics yesterday and reported games to go they can become Mlchigan State, and Georgia performances. X-Country King a CASTROi ously in its -four-year history. hand. lots, one more than veteran first rated third contender behind Lis­ no trouble with his Injured left the first pro team to go all the Tech-Alabama, was a particu­ baseman Bill Skowron. Saturday. against Bristol by BOR^ WARNER City-operated War Memorial They sent him to one of toe ton and Floyd Patterson, an­ leg. a aHANT way since the 1948 Cleveland Stadium has 38,167 seats. On world’s best known artery sur­ larly knotty problem. But by "I always knew I was a big Central at Memorial Field, we other former champion. In New England Browns. orders of owner Ralph Wilson applying the Hoople hypothesis TUE OLD BOY ill.MSELF are looking forward to having In the big showdown, Cham­ a MOUY geons, Dr. Denton Cooley, a league player,” Piersall said in George Chuvalo, the chunky “ You should have seen our of the Bills, standing room will professor of surgery at Baylor of alphabetical averages, I de­ an interview. "I think I had toe our boys give a good account BOSTON (AP) —Bsrry berlain vs. Russell, both of the a u n office the day we put tickets be resti-icted to about 2,000. termined Notre Dame and Wesleyah 14, Trinity IS of themselves in their last home Canadian heavyweight who principals- are expected to be TRANSMISSION GEARS University College ot Medicine. worst feeling of my life when stopped Doug Jones of New York Brown and hU Providence Col­ a U IM V U n ' on sale for the Boston game,’’ “We could have sold between When Ford arrived Sunday at Georgia Tech would emerge UConn 21, Rhode Island 16 the Mets released me last year. game of the season. lage teammates have swept under par. Chamberlain, who is . oald Publicist Chuck Burr. 60,000 and 70,000,’’ said a vet­ victorious—har-rumph! East 8. Wllby 7 Our scouting reports show in the 11th round last month, sporting a new beard, has been • MONROI by REPUBLIC St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital, That’s about as low bm you cEin wais promoted from ninth to hoQora in the 62nd annual New “When the office opened at 9 eran ticket seller. where the surgery was per­ Manchester IS, Bristol 8. that Bristol is am aggp'essive bothered by a stomach aliment Now on with the forecast: stoop — to be released by the sixth place. Jones, who was the England Croaa Country Cham- a FUKOU’rO t . o.m., there were 1,500 in line. Construction already ts un­ formed Monday, the question Mets. teami despite its record (0-6) since the team started pre-sea­ Bind still possess the potentiaU. leading contender not too long plonahlpa. a RAYIM103 W e sold 20,000 tickets through der way for an additional 7,- couldn't leave his mind: Would Air Force 21, Wyoming 6 Brown, a Junior from Builado, son workout and Russell was ' three windows between 9 a.m. "The best break I got was We are looking for a close ago. was dropped from fifth to AUT04ITE Md PERRINE 800 seats to be ready next they have to cut through mus­ Georgia Tech 28, Alabama 21 when Bill Rigney and Fred Han­ ninth. N. T., s ^ o won the Eastern bedded yesterdfiy with the flu.' a SSAUD K > w n • and 4 p.m. When we were all year. cles? Would he be unable to Wesleyan Race game but hope to get back on So. Methodist 8, Arkansas > ey (mBmager and general man­ the winning track. If we cam title ^ o weeks earlier over the San Francisco Is one of two a THOMKON pitch? ager of the Los Angeles Angels) sauna courae, beat Northwest­ NBA teams the undefeated Cel­ BAHERIES d Arniy 16, Piltslnirgh 14 get our boys to eliminate the Football Coach Woody Hayes a W ASNR “ Sunday the doctor told me Set for Nov. 22 gave me the opportunity to ern’s Dave Dunsky by about 26 tics haven’t played yet and what he could do. They did it Georgia 17, Auburn 12 mistakes, which have already_ started the 1964 season with a prove that I could still play in yards yesterday. Brown cover­ (Toach Red Auerbach has held a WAUOR VConn Needs One Mare Win the eaiaiest way." California 31, Utah 12 cost us three gaunes, we’ll be record of 60 victories, 19 de- The sixth annual J. Fred the big leBigues." ed the 4.2-mlle distance in back his feeling about the cur­ DMd*r InquIrlM Almost whispering in his soft Maryland 16, Cleinson 10 able to come out on top. feats and six ties at Ohio State. 20:19 compared with Dunsky’e AND MANY New York accent, the southpaw Martin cross country runs at Piersall, with 14 years in the rent Celtics squad until it is omns . . Cornell 25, Dartmouth 22 majors, batted .314 in 87 games 20:38. tested by the Warriors and Los iRVittd ANnD UP To Insure .500 Grid Slate ace said Tuesday, "Most of the Wesleyan University, Middle- Providence aophomore Paul muscles you pitch with are Duke 28, Navy #0 for toe Los Angeles club this Angeles, which visits Boston Harvard SO, Brown 20 town, will be held on the origi­ year. He was unconditionally Harris was third and another Friday night. here,” Indicating toe front Friar, Jerry Rlordam, finished Th# University of Ck>nnectlcut<^won-loet record. There’s a shoulder. "He cut under my Penn State 17, Houston IS nal date of Sunday, Nov. 22 at 2 releBised by toe Angels'on Sept. Milwaukee Signs Contract football team hopes to achieve strong posslplllty Rhody will be Illinois 26, Wisconslii IS p.m. and not Nov. 15 bis earlier 17, 1963, and rerslgned by them ninth. arippit/-’ ' In team pdinta. Providence at full strength, however, for 'The operation was called a Oregon 27, Indiana 18 announced. The event is spon­ after a spring training trial. • wiiming record when the bad the winning low total of 47 the traditional rivalry with the transthoracic sympathectomy. Michigan 22, Iowa 20 sored by the Recreation De­ "I didn’t have a great To Play in Atlanta in ’66 Husklas clash with Rhode Island compared with runnerup Rhode Sports Schedule Huskies. The doctor cut toe nerves which L. S. I': 25, Mississippi State 18 partment imd a schoolboy run spring," Piersall recBUIed, "but I mt Storrs, Baturilay afternoon in A healthy Brian Smith and Notre Dame 28, Michigan State Island’s 181. supply toe muscular coat of the of 2.7 miles starts first and a they Just stood by me uid gave ATLANTA (AP)—The Mll-<^th« • 1:30 Dad’s Day attraction. a very fine performance by artery that was disturbirig cir­ 14 b«t trade they’ve ever The other teaun sooree: 4.25 mile distance run immedi­ me an opportunity to coach the waukee Braves have signed a Northeastern 148, Wesleyem Saturday, Nov. 14 Coach Rick Forzano’s Con- quarterback Dave Whaley were culation. ' Minnesota 10, Purdue 8 ately following the first race. young' outfielders.” made,’ Allen told Montgom­ 25-year contract to begin play­ ery. 170, Massachusetts 180, New CroM Country — CIAC Meet, t Aecticut team la all even on the two of the cheering bits of news Thoee nerves had been caus­ Tennessee 17, .’Mississippi 18 The program honors Mr. Mar­ By having a., good season in ledger vdth a S-8-1 record, ing baiseball in Atlanta’s. 218' Hampshire 181, Springfield 191, Storrs. which came, out of last Satur­ ing the artery to constrict and Oklahoma 15, Missouri 14 tin, retirj^ Wesleyan Universi­ 1964, Piersall figures he’ll be The contract signing took Uumka to a hard-earned 17-16 million stadium in . 1966. Maine 2()6, Brown 220, MIT -Hsotball ^ Bristol Oentral'vs. day’s Connecticut win over BU. {iroduce spasms. Nebraska 35, Oklahoma State 7 able to stay in'’ the game a cou­ place two days before it wais MHS, 1 p.m. — Memorial Field. Victory over a hard-running ty trac* and cross country The contract was signed late 348, Central Connecticut 280, Smith lugged thq bajl 16 'times With toe nerves removed, the No. Carolina 27, Virginia 15 coach, who now makes his home ple more years au a plpyer and scheduled. Atlanta and Brave Football — East at Wllby, Boston University team lart for 82 yards and he also caught blood supply to the arm was Ohio State 35, Northwestern 6 coach. Tuesday in Chicago by Arthur CotmeoUcut 811, Coast Guard in nearby Middlefleld. officials apparently were ap-’ 854, Holy Cross 878, 'Vermont ' . ' (Herald photip by Botemla) 10:80, Waterbury. week, four passesior 77 yards. Whaley Increased. Stanford 16, Oregon State 12 Other votes in the AP poll: Montgomery, chairman of the- prehenslve that MUwaukee other Stores In:. The first three in etutoVracs Atlanta-Fulton County Recre­ 420, St. Ansebn’a 541. SE(X)ND BEST IN CCIL-rrPoint winners with Manchester High’s fine cross Ttbureday, Nov. 26 Rhode Island, coached by posted 11 points on the score- Ford said he expects to be out Yale 21, Princeton 20 Skowron, who divided toe year County offlglals might further WEST HARTFtSRD WEST M IDOU TMRNPJKt . fbnner Notre Dame player', Jack board with a 10-yard TD ryn, a of the hospital In about a week. Rice 10, Texas ARMS will receive trophies and the with Washington amd Chicatgo, ation Authority, amd Bravea of- delay the plans to move to A t­ country team this fall included the above boys, front row, l6ft to right, George Five Mile Road Race, 10 ;80 — Main Bt. HARTFORD ■ Billy, haa a team that compares 80-yard field goal and two. con- Wales Forest S3, m CaroUna first ten medals. Runners may 19; Ed Breaaoud, Boston, 6; Bob flcUlB. Montgomery called lanta by securing another court The beat way to prevent a Davis, Dave Mellen and Lea Dowd; bgck row, Ken Kpight, G.o4in> Jack BAST HARTFORD MANCHISTIR . with BU. 'I^e Rama, with i veMpn kicks. He ran the ball Michigan has won or aharad 18 i . • ■ receive complete details by oon- TUltnan, Boston, 4; Dean Mayor Ivan Allen Atlanta mature ilog. from m ^ ln g mls- FootbaU — MHS at Windham, order rcetralning the 'Braves iMko. (xodin, team captain, w«s outstanding all season. He wili represent , the ' 10:20— Wllllmantlc. TOSTOL ■ eoupie o f key players ailing, 16 times for 06'yards and pass­ 30 Big Ten football ohampton- Texas 26, Texas Christian 13 taotlng Bemie O’Rourhe. Direc­ Chance, Loa Aiwdes, Roger whUe the contraet waa being ta|M la never to have aUowed TEICnU^NVTUJI from signing any agraRnent Indians in the CIAC Open Meet Saturd|«y.atStoiT8.Go(achBob Sinefi’ .haixieni Football — .East ve. South - were euipilead by Hofstra, 7-38, ed for 68 more for a total o f 111 shipa, rnora than any othar Washington U, UCLA 11 tor o f Recreatkm, Muhlelpal Maria, New York, and Felix ■igned. • * unUl the end o f Qw 1668 6m - him t4 malw them In tbs lin t .Ipet wselc to make for a S-6 yards la .31 plays wem aix of eight gtarU and finished fieerad in the CCIU ■ehooL Syracuse IS, VIrgtiila Tech. 16 building, M lddletcm . Mantllla, Bpston, 8 each. "Tell them they ‘Jtiat maule son. ' ...... 1 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN^ WEONESl!>AY. NOVEMBER 11, 1964 fAGS TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-THRlii 4 r HoiiMhoM Good! 51 Wanted— To Bay 58 RoomsWitlNitot BoRYd 59 BuilittiiK— Contracttnc 14 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN Apartment*—Piatfr— Saburbaa For Rent 66 Hflosen For Sale 72 Hoomb For Sole 72 S^urban For Sale 75 BEDS, mattraiaea, boxaprlnga WAirm> TO BDT—AEtlnM Tenement! 63 QUALITY CARPBNTRT- f!T.tiAK. oonfortably fumlshad, COVENTRY—Four room over­ MANCHESTER — 6-room Co­ 118,900-5 ROOM Itooma. dermera, porchu, —claaranct' prlcaa. Hurry for and good uaad famhure. VU- all uUUUw, HIM atfghbofliood, ga­ BAST HARTFORD—First of­ Park, Rec Merger baat buya. Howard’a Sletp ,aga Peddler AaeUai Houm, F o u r r o o m s , Smt floor, sized O^^ artesian well, lonial with 8 bedrooms, 34-foot rage, centraUy located, axcel- fering. ExceUent 6 room Co­ et^ASSlFIEU baaamenU. raDnlil’^ , cab- T im e >MJt V/MEM PURINA mWICNID T hen she got a purp of her o*mh< paiH^> 64^1881, pm living room with flreplaoe, lent• ‘ buy.- CallCJall Paul Centalt 583 Main, 649-6885. Route 81, Ellbigtoa. STS4TU, steam heat good central k>ca- flreplade, ceramic tile bath Cor- lonial, enclosed breezeway, 2- IneU, buUt-lna, fbm lca, tUa. WHIN ANV10PV9 DOG CAME WlTHW A large kitchen and formal din­ renU Agency, 648-5368. No tob too amail. William AND uMf^WOTTA CHANGE.' Bob nuodger. and Ion. H O U SB B nPlM O rognt, lady w n . Adults eilly. 649-6987 'a^ . with huUt-ln vanity, oiistora car garage, fireplace, tUe bath, MILE OP HER- BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN or gaitlsraui. an uttUUsA am- ter 6 pjn. built cabinets with stove and ing room, oil hot water heat, full Insulation, fenced lot, Okayed by Board Robuna carpentcjr . aervica. CASH niMBDlATBLY — We aluminum storms and screens, TRAGEDY REDUCES price — 6M-SM6. TAKE'YOUR TTMB PAYINO! pls paridag, 978 Main 8 t oven. 743-6724. ■hade trees, ample closetz, OONT BE nervous; buy anythhu: from pin to lifetime siding. Immediate oc­ beautiful 7 room SpUt Level, quick occupancy, priced for ADVERTISING I HEEP iH«r MONSTER m m f 1, 2, or 8 YEARS TO PAY ® -B A N 4 ROOM flat available J------; UTTLE ROVER ONUV battles!^. UMd furniture and Ikwember 1st, adults 649- cupancy, 816,900. Wolverton 1% baths, recreation room, quidilck sale. Charles Lesperance, % OARPBINTRY—32 yeara’ ex­ me; you shoulp reep "SUPER DELUXE" A proposed merger of the town park and recreation WANTS TO PLAV.' appliancea. Ask for Mr. Reed, 7667; after fl, 649-1928. Bnsinees Froperty A ^ n cy , Realtor, 649-2813. garage, % acre, view. Hut- 649-'7620. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS perience. Celllnga and floor 8 ROOMS OF f u r n i t u r e Apartment*—Flati— 1HAT VICIOUS BRUTE OH HEWOUtPNT M6-8254, 249-4794. For Sale . 70 china Agency, Realtors, 649- departments was endorsed by the town board of direcv tiled, porches, rec rooma fa - . All 100% Guaranteed 618;. ROCKVILLE — $12,000. 6-4, 8 AAI. to 6 PJL ragea additions, attics fln- A wobterchain ; Tenementi 68 t h r e e r o o m apartment tors last night. The endorsement came in the form of HURT A ONLY 8444 WB BUY, SELL or trade an­ Heat gas and electrS^to! B uaonnO b o n e m >' sigiit two-family flat, 2-car garage, Uhed, remodeling, concrete Homes to fit your taste INCOME PROPERTY — Three approval of a salary range of 28,606 to 210,366 for • f l e a ; 814.08 DOWN tique and used furditure, ohlna, e a s t s i d e — Five rooms, eluded. 186 Blssell Street rooms with two o tto M aap* amesite drive, city water and superintendent of the com -^- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR OLASSU'IED ADVT. work. No job too small. Im­ 9 114.08 MONTH l^aas, eCver, pletare tramee family producing $8,600 per sewers, reasonable offers ap- mediate estimates. 643-2829. aecond floor a t two-family, one arats aDtraitM, anltaDla' tor blned departments. The job. MOMDAT Thni fUDAX l i m AJU^—SA T D B D A X • AM. — JUST LOOK — aad old ooina, did doUa aad child. 648-8898. I^OKINO FOR nice Home? business or profMaional use. Priced to fit your budget year. Two three’s and a five ' predated. Lawrence F. Fiano, or grants can be given to the Everything furnished. Wall-to- room unit. Terrific for ambi­ General Manager Richard Mar­ CARPENTRY—Aluminum win­ — YOU GET — guns, hobby eoUeetlooa, atilo PhUbrtdk AganoF, 649-846A Realtor, 648-2766, Charles tin has already etnnounced, town. The program is late la contents or whole eetatee. Fur­ t h r e e r o o m haatad apart­ wall carpeting. No children 813,^90 6-room bungalow. Needs tious couple starting out. Easy Nicholson, 742-6364. dows, doors, ceilings, hatch­ 16-PIECB BEUJROOM will go to Park Superintendent being submitted to federal atv PLEASE READ YOUR AD niture Repair Bervlee Taleott- ment, 456 Main Street Call Very reaeonnble. 649-9024. some work. to finance with - this income. ways, concrete steps, floors, 18-PISCE UVINO ROOM Horace Murphey. thorltles. C h a U M a **Waat A4V* a n tekea otm Um , pkoM m a vllle; Conn. Tel. 648-T449. 649-6229, 9 4 . Land For Bale 71 On bus line, centrsff heat. T.J. CLARK ROAD In Wapplng. rec rooms, attics finished, ga -: 12-PIBCB KITCHEN flth coun- The merger, urged for some 6. Readopt rules for meeting^ ••■vaalMMe. Ik a akrtrtlaer akould tcad kla ad tiM F1SST — PLUS — » u ,M o "SOLD Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. Custom built 6 room Rrach. rage doors. No job too small. WANTED—Plano for Church BOLTON c e n t e r Apartmants, FIVE ROOM uwrtmeat |85 BOLTON—7.7 acres, 8 clear. A real o tto home. Three bed­ time by Democrat Frank Stam- of the board of directors. Tha DAT XT APPBAB8 aad RBFOKT IIBROKS la time for Dm 649-8880. I ELECTRIC month. 643-04TO. Appointment to innect call ler, was applauded lost night board will entertain suggestlon|i aaxt hifitlna A e Herald la rea|>oaHbie for oaly ONE hK»r- REFRIGERATOR and Sunday School use. Call Corner Brandy 8 t and Bolton rooms, carpeting, fireplace Center Rd., naw 9 rooms, heat, 649-0389 or 627-0969. ch. Large by Republican Harold A. Turk- tor changes in the rules at next laek mt anitted taenrtlna to r mmj adverUeemeat aad tkea oaljr CONSTRUCTION supervisory TV SET 646-0288. and finished recreation room, hot water, stove, refrigerator, B^UR RCX)M heated apart­ -SOLD BUSINESS TWO ZONE water softener, half acre lot. ington. month’s meeting. “ to the OKteat o f a **nalrr good” laowfHfta. Brrora whieb do aot service. Assistance for residen­ AND COMB. RANGE $198, 6498866, 948-4818. ment available December 1st *r. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- "I think this Is a good move,” leaoea the oalae ad tha adw Daeaieat wM aai be eorreeted by tial and commercial. New con-1 Free Dellv;ery In Conn. CaU 649-6661. Houaea For salt 72 $15,990 Convenient Colonial. Ideal location. 1577. he said. "There was a time -aaiha gaod” taaertlaa. struction. For substantial sav­ Free Set-Up By Our Men Rooms Without Board 59 LOOKINa for anything In real when I would have oppoeed ings telephone 649-3566. N o' Free Service By Experts SCH(X)L ST. — Spadous 4 OONOORO; fU> - Oeautlful 430-432 BROAD ST. estate rentals — apartments, $16,300 Brick front ranch. Ex­ ROUTE 6 BOL'TON — Two the merger—It was tried out obligation. I Free Storage Until Wanted FURNISHED room, Ught homes, muldpla dwellings, can rooms, first floor, desirable rmpoh, large living room, form­ acres of wooded 'land plus a 5 Local Stocks al d t a ^ roam, csmlnet kttelMB, ceptional buy. and failed about 11 years ago. Phone for appointment housekeraing, prlvata en­ J. D. Realty, 648-6129. neighborhood, garage, $95. room stone house with a three But now I think It’s a good DIAL 443-2711 Glastonbury, 633-1874. 2 beflroona, reoreatlan room, 78 Feet Frontage SAMUEL ALBERT trance. Lady only. One min­ $16,500 e arith two car garage, all for $14,000. Lo­ Idea." Special Services !.’> ute from Main S t TeL 649- SCHOOL STREET — Six room landeeaped yard. Marlon B. cated above Munson's Candy Qnotatloiis Fnnilslied by Hertford, 247-0358 THREE-ROOM apartment first Robertaon. ReaRor. 604968. SOLD There was little discussion of • Dempsey-Tegeler Oo., Ine. 7959 after 5. Duplex, modem bath, adults 8-Room Dwelling Shop. House needs a com­ the proposal. General Manager LET US EXERCISE your dog. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT p re fe rr^ $100 per month. floor, private home. Electric Members of New York MANCHESTER — New 8 room $17,500 FamUy room Ranch. plete redecorating, but has Martin 'said .the combined de­ Reasonable fee. K-9 Caterers If you have no means of trans­ LARGE ROOM for gentleman, Available Nov. 15. Call 643' refrigerator, gas range. All new well, septic, etc. T. J. Stock Exchange portation, n i send my auto for utilities Included In monthly Garrison OolonUd, 12x24 Uvlng Close to bus and shop­ partments will be run under the Tmklt Rtashiii Oir Aivtiiistr? Professional Dog Walking. private entrance, nice home 6563. ping. Priced to sell. Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. ' Bank Stocks 649-9391. SHOKTEH you. No obligation on your part near center, references. 21 rent $85. CaU 643-5646. room, family room, built-in present separate budgetary ap­ kitchen, master bedroom with propriations until next July, un­ Bid Asked Church S t, 649-4966. f o r r e n t — 4-room heated $17,800 New 6-room Colonial. 1- BOLTON LAKE — Four room Conn. Bank and M-Ntw Aimrhig S•nriM A— I ^ B — E— R— r — S apartment call 643-5118 be­ 4% ROOM DOTLBX — This Is dressing room, low twenties. year 'round home, generous less this proves unfeasible. July Roofing— Sdlng 16 jMt Uke owning your own Hayes Agency, 648-4808. • car garage. marks the start of a new fiscal Trust Co...... 71 76 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD THE THOMPSON Bouae, Cot­ tween 8;S0 a.tn, - 4:30 p.m. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA room sizes, 2 bedrooms, Hartford National Schools and Classes 33 Help Wanted— Male 36 tage Street, centrally located, home. First floor — living $18,200 60-foot Ranch with 76x150 lot, pays for Itself, year. A. A. DION, m e . Roofing Situations Wanted— OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. room, dining room, kitchen, MANCHESTER — New 7 room Me also expects, he said, to Bank Co...... 66 f l s : fm li HtraM RtMkri laiige pleasantly furnished breezeway and garage. REALTOR $10,900. Wolverton Agency, 'Vernon National Ddlng, painting. Carpentry. A f Female 38 rooms, parking. OaB 649-2858 birch cabinets, refrigerator, raised ranch, 2-car garage recruit one additional recrea­ terations and addiUons. Ceil­ CARPENTERS wanted, fram­ LADY KENMORE portable buUt-lns, IH baths, % acre iot, Realtor, 649-2813. Bank ...... 76 Waat I ■T Ha ers and trUnmers, work local­ dishwasher. Bengal gas range. for overnight and permanent D O KT p a s s UP range, hood, % bat^ carpeted $18,900 Executive Ranch. 2-car tion department worker. The ings. Workmanship guaran­ WANTED MATURE Wo m a n wanu stairs, Venetian blinds. Second tremendous value. Hayee Agen 875 MAIN STREET Fire Insurance Companies at the ly. Call 742-8863. babysitting anytime. Have Limed oak double bed. Call guest rates. garage. Vacant. BOLTON — Spilt level, 3 bed- new employe would presumably teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. THIS OPPORTUNITY I floor— 2 bedrooms, large clos­ cy, 648-4808. assist In programming rec ac- Hartford Fire ... 78% 76% own transportation. Call 649- 643-9471 after 6. 643-5440 649-5938 rooms, modem kitchen with WOMEN-GIRLS-MEN EXPERIENCED delivery man FURNISHED light housekeep- ets, full ceramic bathroom. $19,400 8-room multi-level. Per­ bullt-lns, 2-acre lot with trees, tl'vitlea, and would be paid National Fire . . . 128 133 DWARDS raON CONSTRUCTION—Roof­ To Train for 3186 after 6 p.m. Ing room with cooking fa­ PORTER STREET Area — 6 fect condition. ing, siding, alterations,' ceil­ for furniture and appliances. DRIP DRY Cape Cod curtains, A CHANCE TO UVE Heat hot water, parking, room Cape, fireplace, 2-car only 6 years old. For qualified from funds currently available. Phoenix Fire ____128% 183 ^ ANSWERING SERVICE Call Mr. Pettengill, Norman’s several lengths, $1.50 pair; cilities, also electric refrig­ basement, storage and laun­ buyer conventional mortgage The town charter provides Life and Indemnity Iw Cos.> ings, gutters and alumlntnn PBX — SWITCHBOARD IN BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL garage, la ^ e tree shaded lot, $10,400 Prestige Ranch. Treed windows. 643-4382, 648-0896. Furniture Warehouse, 646- Situatioiu Wanted— lined kitchen drapes, $2. pair. erator furnished. Ladies only. dry. Children welcome. On bus $17,M0. Phllbrick Agency, COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1% or VA with no down payment. for either a single park and Aetna Casualty ..124% 129% m 449-OSOO — 175-2519 Learn On Live Boards 0111 . 643-5825. 643-6388. MANOR APARTMENTS 178 line. Rent reasonablle. Tel. af­ lot. $1,700 assura recreation department, or for Aetna Life ...... 168% 174^ Male 39 649-8464. mortgage. baths, family room off kitchen, Selling for $18,900. Call the R. BIDWELL ROME Improvement RECEPTIONIST -TYPING SPRUCE ST. ter 4 p.m., 649-3566, owner. bullt-lns, dishwasher, Intercom, F. Dlmock Co., 649-6246. separate departments. Conn. General . . . 172% 177% leaae yaa TaaHI MM PART-TIME, tool and die LIVING ROOM sofa and chair, Compsmy—Roofing, siding, al­ Personal and Business SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen $20,000 5 and 5 two family. Live double garage, 144x120. Carl­ James Herdic resigned as Hfd. Steam Boiler 164 170 ^ e wtthoot at the maker, first class; also ma­ WANTED BY middle aged dinette set, 4 chairs and table, ANDOVER CENTER — pleas­ Security Ins...... 76 80 terations, additions and re­ couple — apartments to man­ Uvlng room with flr^Ihce, Im­ rent free. ton Hutchins Agency, Real­ head of the recreation depart­ modeling of all types. Excel­ IBM—KEYPUNCH chinist, first class. Fritsch A-1 condition. Original cost NOTICE Available Immediately, one ant 4H rooms, stove, roftlg- mediate occupancy, |15,900. Travelers ...... 40% 43- Machine, Co., 87 Thomas St, age and maintain. Telephone 3 - bedroom apartment, tors, 649-5132. Bolton ment In October, after being lent woikmanshlp. 649-6496. TWX—TELETYPE $400, sacrifice $200. Must be erator, utilities provided. $65. PhUbrick ^ e n c y , 649-8464. $21,900 Ebequisite 6-room Colo­ placed on probation by General E ut Hartford. after 7 or before 5 p.m., 289- OF SPECIAL range, refrigerator, dis­ 742-6414 or 688-4688. Pnblic Utilities Aatomobltas For Sale 4 seen. Call 649-6529 after 3:30. nial. Large treed lot. WEST SIDE — $17,900. St. Manager Martin In September. Last and F ou d CASHIERS —CHECKERS 0719. ' posal. heat, hot water, pri­ TWO FAMILY—On Oakland Conn. U ght Power 37% 39% SHEET MEiTAL Inspector, ex­ TOWN MEETING MANCHESTER — Apartment James Parish. 135x145 lot, CUSTOM DELUXE According to Martin, Herdic Hfd. Elec. Light .51% 68 o s t I960 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, Roofing and ChlmneYS 16- A APARTMENT SIZE refrigera­ vate patio, private base­ S t, a large 6 & 6 fla t Big $22,900 4 family duplex. Im­ L — shepherd dog with NO AGE BARRIER ’ perienced, full-time, for air­ TOWN OF COVENTRY hunting? We are rental agents trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, had been having trouble Insti­ Hartford Gas Co. 42% 46% boxer cross, dark brown with V-8, power steering, excellent tor, good condition, $25. 50 ment. all for $145 a month. y a ^ (16(M 50) trees, house maculate condition. ROOFiNO — Specialising re­ H.S. DIPLOMA NOT REQUIR­ craft quality. In process and Dogs— ^Birds— Pets 41 Glenwood St. after 4 p.m. NOVEMBER 16, 1964 for the Carriage House, The built 1958. Spotless condition. RANCH tuting reforms In recreation de­ Southern New England white tip and of curled tall, mechanical condition. Asking ED has ^uminum siding, garage. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, pairing roofs of all kinds, new final.' FVitsch Machine Co.. 87 A special meeting of the elec­ Available Decerfiber 1st Lawton Gardens and the Glen­ Sensibily priced at $18,900; T. partment bookkeeping that Telephone Co. . 66 67 female. Lost Saturday vicinity 1600. Call 875-5238 after 6 p.m. DAY A EVE. CLASSES FOR SALE — Brittany spaniel, $25,900 Beautiful 4 bedroom 649-5132. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Thomas St., East Hartford. THREE PIECE poster bed­ tors and citizens qualified to one 3-bedroom apartment wood Apartments. Your choice J. Crockett Realtor, 648-1577. multi-level. Family Three large bedrooms, t were required by Martin after Manufacturing Companies South Street, Coventry. Re- NATION’S LARGEST BUSI­ 2-year-old male, some training, a critical audit review of the cleaned, repaired Aluminum room set; solid maple kitchen vote in to'wn meetings of the range, refrigerator, dis­ of one or two bedroom flats, room. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom fireplaces, 2 baths, large Allied Thermal .. 54 67 ward. Call 742-8495. siding. 30 years* experience. NESS SCHOOL excellent hunter. $78. Phone set; apartment size electric two bedroom duplexes. Rm ts MANCHESTER—6% room qver- department’s books. 742-8111 after 5:80. Town of (Joventry, Connecticut, posal, heat, hot water, pri- executive Colonial, appraised built-in kitchen, slate foy­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. 68 01 Trucks— Tractors Free estimates. Call Howley, FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST- range. Call 649-0495. ■vate patio, private baa^ start at $135. per month. Call sized brick Cape, finished er, 2-car basement garage, In other business last night, Lo s t — LADy’s blue Fraich ANCE will be held in the auditorium for $30,000. Must sell. Sacri­ Barden ...... 12% 14% purse aontaining valuable 643-5361, 644-8338. MINIATURE FRENCH poodle, of the Coventry High School on ment, all for $160. 648-1108, \Varren E. Howland, basement, patio, garage. Well Tl^se are just a few of the fice. Make an offer. 644-8037. amesite drive, one acre the board tabled action on an Bristol Brass .... 7% 9% 1952 CHEVROLET ton panel, NEW CLASSES NOW FORM­ TRAINING Realtor. landscaped. Minimum main­ homes listed exclusively with us. treed lot, only $20,900. appropriation of $15,000 for papers. Lucky Lady Laundry, good rubber, best offer. 295 ING male, 8 weeks old, champagne BLONDE CRIB with mattress, Ripley Hill Road In the Town Coleco ...... - 8% 9% Maple Street. 643-6160. color, AKC, $100. Paper train­ of Coventry, on the 16th day of Available December 1st tenance. For appointment call We have many more to offer TWO BEDROOM 6 room Cape, renovations to the municipal Colonial Board Broad St., 648-5170. Heating and Plumbing 17 high chair, $30. 643-7768. 4% ROOM apartment, stove, 649-1988. Principals only. you, so call now and inquire. hot water heat, fireplace, en­ Building heating system and on Call (Anytime)-Write-Visit ed, puppy shots. Tfel. 643-7123. November, 1964, at eight one - bedroom apartment parking. $60 a month Common ...... 6 ’% fl‘% lOST — LARGE yellow and PROGRAMS heat, hot water, range, J.D. closed porch, attached garage, the proposed capital Improve­ PLUMBING AND heating re­ WESTINGHOUSE cabinet sew­ o’cloqk in the evening, for the Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. TWO FAMILY—One year old, LAWRENCE F. FIANO Dunham-Buah ... 4% 6% white eat, vicinity E. Middle Out Of Town ing machine, excellent condi­ following purposes: refrigerator, disposal, all near schools and bus line, ex­ ment plan for the year. Kaman Aircraft . 9% 10% Aato Accessories—Tires 6 pairs and new work, free es­ Call Collect 4 and B rooms, 2 bedrooms, BARROWS & WALLACE, ' Tpk®- Finley St. Answers timates. 643-1774. AVAILABLE Articles For Sale 45 tion. $35. Call 649-1196. 1. To consider and act upon for $110 a month. NEW DBILUXE 4% room du­ cellent condition. Call after 6 Realtor 643-2766 Both will effect the $210,000 N, B. Machine ... 89% 81% to “Bootsle.” 643-6878. 525-9317 famUy room one apartment, p.m., 649-9785. capital improvement rssarve SNOWBLOWERS, new and reports of the Junior High plex apartment, heat, hot wat­ modeni kitchen, exceUent con­ COMPANY Charles Nicholson 742-6364 North and Judd .. 18% 20 TWO 7.60x16 SNOW tires on School Building Committee er, appliances, dryer, parking, fund, o f which the Democrats Peter P a u l...... 84% 36% L o s t — 14 month old male Radio-TV Repair IMMEDIATELY used, Ariens, Snobird, Toro. 80’’ KENMORE electric range. Call 649-4486— 649-6544 dition. PhUbrick Agency, 649- MANCHESTBJR — 4 good sized have pledged to save $61,500 to beagle, license, vldnlty Bast wheels. Call 648-4410. M.T.I. SCHOOLS Wheelhorse, and Moto Mower. and the Coventry Board of ffaU cellar, $150 monthly. J.D. 8464, . Manchester Parkade light airy bedrooms, a front- PlsisUc Wire CaUe 18% 14% Services 18 % 742-8797. Realty. 643-5129, 643-8779. 649-6306—875-6611 apply to next year’s town bud­ CamaUay. 643-0420. 59 Holl Service and parts. Capitol Finance recommending an to-back living room with fire­ OWNER MUST sell due to fi­ Standard Screw . 40% 42% 750 Main St.—Suite 804 FOR appre^riation of $1,107,- DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS— get. Stanley Works .. 28% 24% Street Hartford, Connecticut Equipment, 38 Main Street, SOLID MAPLE trestle table place, formal dining room, a nancial reversals this beauti­ Trailers— CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ 500.00 for the conatniction THREE ROOM apartment, Large 7 room Colonial, 2% They approved transfers of Veeder-Root ...... 67% 60% Manchester. Open daily 7-5, and 6 thumb back maple well appointed kitchen with ful five room cape with breeze- $41,519.74 from last year's F o u n d —black and tan mon- ice, available all hours. Satis­ and equipment of a Junior THREE ROOM apartment, 118 heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ baths, family room, 2 fire­ Mobile Homes 6-A faction guaranteed. Call 649- Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7-4. chedrs. 643-4410. erator, $90. 247 No. "Main, 649- $14,400—Nondevelopment area oven and range, a dining area way, two car garage plus a The above quotations are not grd, male, white spot on chest. High School on town owned Main St., $100. 649-5229, 9-5. places, 2-car garage, full base­ water depeutment surplus to the 1316. Help Wanted-^Pemale 35 PIPERTTERS 6228, 9-5. of fine homes, spotless 3 bed­ In kitchen, a center hall ar­ large utility building In the water department reserve fund to be construed as actual mar­ Can Lee Fracchla, Dog War­ NEW 1964 NIMROD Camp DARK, RICH stone-free loam! land on Route 31 between ment porch, city utilities, room ranch, 126x180 lot, base­ WE HAVE customers waltli rangement of rooms, and a rear. Has 1.8 acres of land and and appropriated $1,700 from kets. den, 643-8694. Trailers for sale. No reason­ NURSE’S AIDE, 7-3 shift, full Also, fill, sand, gravel, and the present To'wn Office treed lot. Charles Lesperance, board heat. Hutchins Agency, generous lot all add to real REQUIREMENTS: Office and Store for the rental of your apa: GLASTONBURY — 5 room 649-7620. Is located on Route 44A just the 1963-64 budget surplus to able offer refused. United Millinery, Dressmaking 19 and part-time. Laurel Manor, stone. 643-9504. Building and the present apartment, second floor,‘ ap­ Realtors, 649-5132. value at $21,500. Warren E. over Bolton line In Coventry. F o u n d — o»m female setter. Rent-Alls, 358 Burnside Ave., Equipment 54 ment or home. J. D. Realty, two town accounta 649-4519. U. S. Citizenship. Mechan­ Coventry High School 648-6129. pliances, unheated, $80. One MANCHESTER — Executive Howland, MLS Realtor, 643- Many possible uses for rear More Fish Harvested Call Andover Dog' Warden, E. Hartford. EXPERT ALTERATIONS of FOR SALE — R /C plane and MANCHESTER—6 room home 1108. Beneficiaries of the appropria­ T42-7800. ically inclined. H. S. grads radio control equipment. Call HJXECUTIVE walnut confer building, and the construc­ child or two teen-agers. 633- neighborhood, lovely 7 room building. Has a $16,000 FHA tions are the town counsel, who ladies’ and gentlemen's gar­ GIRL FOR Counter and grill, , ence desk, swivel chair plus tion and equipment of a BDC ROOMS, Cottage Street, 9057. in Bt. James Parish, 100x170 mortgage that buyer can as­ five day week, 6:30 a.m. - 2 preferred but not essential. 649-6390. Colonial,^ mammoth living shaded lot, 2-car g^arage, S CENTRALLY located 6 room gets $1,000 to replenish the KNOXVILLE — About 9.6 mU- ments. All work done promptly two arm chairs, steel secretar­ building to provide storage newly decorated, garage room, modern kitchen w l^ sume (payments $163.00). A lion pounds of fish were harvest­ Auto OrlYlngr School 7-A and reasonably. Also, dry p.m. Apply In person, Jack's bedrooms, big kitchen, 1% Cape, aluminum siding, wood­ claims account and the Ci'vll De­ “ NEVER USED sinythlng like ial desk and chair. Thermo­ facilities for the .Coventry adults only. Call 649-8759. BUILT 1964 — large 4 room buUt-lns, 2-car garage. Sacri­ steal at $20,000. T.J. Crockett, ed from T.V.A. reservoirs in cleaning and laundry. Center Coffee Shop, 59 E. Center St. Apply in Person baths, excellent condition, ed lot gives privacy, $460 fense account, which gets $700 l e a r n TO DRIVE — Special It," say users of Blue Lustre fax check writer and photo School system on town apartment in quiet residential fice at $19,900, Hayes Agency, Realtor, 643-1677. 1968, for which commercial flah- Tailor Shop, 32 Oak Street. 8:30 A.M.-4 P.M. FOUR ROOM flat, second floor, neighborhood. Only $125 per $14,900. Wolverton Agency, down, FHA appraised $13,800. to be applied toward new radio JfejBCmOLUX sales aad sarv- attention to nervous ana eld­ for cleaning carpet. Rent elec­ copy machine, steel bookcase owned land immediately to 643-4803. ermen ww e paid about $1.6 mil­ Monday through Friday Call 643-2667 days, evenings central location, heat, hot month. 649-5132. Realtor, 649-2813. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, 742- BOLTON — Lake privileges. equipment. lea, bonded rapreaentaDve. Al­ erly. Classroom for teen-agers. JEWELRY & HATS tric shampooer $1. The Sher­ the East of the proposed 8243. The board struck one section lion. n ils compared with 6.6 m il-, Pickup service. Day or eve­ win-Williams Co. after 4 call 649-9536. Junior High School, as water, one year lease. CaU E3IGHT ROOM raised ranch, $11,500. Attractive deluxe 4 fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., Moving— ^Trucking— Conn. State Employment NOTICE! 4 or 6 room apart­ MANCHESTER — Investment room Ranch, fireplace, almost of an ordinance regulating the Uon pounds in 1962. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. aforesaid. 649-5048 after 6 p.m. two years old, large! Uvlng property* for bargain hunters, Manoheeter, 644-8141. Storage 20 BY MARION Service SMALL apartment size refrig­ ment with stove, linoleum, completely furnished. Recent use of the town disposal area Manchester Driving Academy, 2. To appropriate the sum room with fireplace, modern 3 family, 4-6-6, fully occupied, 742-7249. 806 Main St., Manchester erators, newly painted, good Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 FOUR ROOM apartment for near stores, $56. Tel. 643-8536 kitchen with built-lns, family heating 'unit and aluminuin before ^proving It last night VoOLEN STRIPS for hooked MANCHESTEIR Delivery. Light Demonstrate our New Fall of $1,107,500.00 for the rent. Including heat, hot water or 97 So. Main S t good Income, good location, SELDOM The section removed author­ and braided rugs. Large var­ for recreation rooms, guar- room, 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2-zone Biding. Outbuilding. Low taxes trucking and package delivery. Hats and Jewelry. No In­ teed, $24.95. Apartment size TWO GIRL'S winter coats, one construction and equipment and gas for cooking. Gas stove $14,900. Wolverton Agency, Minimum down 'VA financing ized spot checks of cars enter- NOTICE iety at all times. To pur- hot water heat, garage, $24,900. Realtor, 649-2813. Garage— Servlcfr— Refrigerators, washers and vestment — Highest Com­ GENERAL stoves, good for industrial camel hair, children’s size 14, of a Junior High School on and electric refrigerator fur­ PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. Yes, seldom are we able available. La'wrence F. F'lano, ing the disposal area to deter­ INVITATION TO BID diasars of wool, advice and stove moving spjcialty. Folding missions. Call or write town owned land on Route nished. Call 649-7834 or 649- auggestlons on rug midclng Storage 10 work, originally $260, sacrifice $12; one black and white, Fornished Apartments 63-A to offer such value as is Realtor, 643-2766, Charles mine if the drivers are from Sealed bids will be received chairs for rent. 649-0762. MARION KIBBE FASH­ $35. Large assortment of used small size misses, $15; one 31, between the present 6779 between 5-7 p.m. RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Inherent In the two fine Nicholson, 742-6364. town; Director Atty, David given on Tuesday and Friday IONS, Avon, Conn. Area DYNAMICS for the supplying and Installa­ OARAGE FOR CAR. boat or restaurant, store and tavern party dress, worn once, $10. town office building and R.Ot !k VI (.T .E CEN’I’ER—!Mod- kitchen, living room, wooded SEASON’S GREETINGS listings we offer for your Barry objected to the proced­ UMmlnga from 10-12 a.m. code 203, telephone 673- the present Coventry High SPACIOUS upstairs 6 room BOLTON — 4 large rooms in tion of the Food Service B ^ p - Barry M. Fraser Conqmny, storage, 148 Cooper Hill St.. equipment. Fontaine’s Used 643-7358. ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, lot, handy to bus, shopping, Inspection at Jarvis Acres ure. As approved, the ordinance ment for an Addition and Alter- Painting— Papering 21 3455, or evenings 673-9829. School building, and for apartment, garage, Manches­ etc. Excellent condition. $12.- this cute ranch, oversize ga­ 192 Hartford Road, Manches­ Manchester, 37. Call Glaston- Electric Boat Restaurant Equipment, 473 all utilities, adults; also, three off Vernon Street In Man­ forbids out-of-town trash to be atlons to Robertson School, the construction and equip­ ter. very central. CaU 649- 900. Phllbrick Agency. 649- Large Colonial In excellent rage, patio, large private u>t, ter, Conn. burj', 633-9057. INSIDE and outside painting. Windsor St.. Hartford, 527- room, adults. 875-9121. chester. Both of these dumped at the town disposal North School Street, M^ches- An Equal Opportunity Employer 6771. Wanted— To Buy 58 ment of a building to pro­ 8616. 8464. location, garages, hardwood quiet suburban area, near Bol­ You name your own price. WOMAN for work in re.st homes are of ranch de­ area. ter, Connecticut, at the office vide storage facilities for NEWLY DECORATED 6-room floors, very cleem and well ton Notch. Call to see. $12,600. 649-7863, 875-8401. home, 4-9 p.m. Call 643-9333, FOUR ROOM apartment, first sign with 8 bedroonqs and The board also Approved pm of the General Manager, Mu­ FREE WHEELS — Buy two MEDIUM SIZE racoon coat, the Coventry School sys­ luilf duplex, fully furnished, MANCHESTER — First offer­ kept. Reduced to $16,900. Warren E. Howland, MLS Personals Business Semcea 6 - 9 p.m. floor, hot water. Call between 1% baths. They differ in ordinance requiring that septic nicipal Building, Manchester, PAINTING. EXTERIOR and In­ snow tires at regular prices good condition. reasonable. tem on town owned land new furnace, oil heat, 2 full ing. Seven room home with their street locations and Realtor, 643-1108. Offered 13 MAN TO WORK In advertising 8-12 a.m. and 4-7 p.m. 649- tanks be Installed wlfliln one Connecticut, until 11:00 AJ4., FTATE LICBNSBD rest home terior, paperhanging, wall­ and get two new wheels free. Call between 6-8 p.m., 649- immediately to the East of baths, washer, TV, parking. 2-car garage, oU, heat, city their extras. See both of and printing department of lo­ 6987. utilities, good condition J.D. R jA LTY CO. TOLLAND — 6H-room ranch, year of the date of issue a t the December 1, 1964 at which eentrany located, reasonable paper removed, dry wall work. Cole's Discount Station. 643- 2428. the proposed Junior High On bus line. Apply 27 New St. them. It will be worth your LAND CLEARING, tree re­ cal food chain headquarters, throughout, priced at only 2 years old, built-in range, pro­ InstaHatlon license. time they will be pubUoly open­ sates, friendly atmosphere. moval, and chain saw work. Reasonable rates. Bank financ­ 5332. GLASTONBURY—6 rooms and 643-5129 643-8779 while. We can’t choose be­ JANITRESS must be able to type. Apply School and to authorize the ATTRACTIVE 3-room heated $16,800. Charles Lesperance, fessionally built rec room, In routine actions, Oio board ed and read aloud. Tel. 876-1011. A. Michaud. 742-8096. ing arranged. Fully insured. THE AMAZING Blue Lustre issue of bonds of the town bath, 8 miles from Aircraft, tween them. Maybe you $14,900, $450 do-wn. Pasek Free estimates. 649-9668, Jo­ in person to Gaer Bros., Inc., apartment, furnished. Large 649-7620. can. voted last night to: Contract documents may be steady full-time position 140 Rye St., South Windsor. will leave your upholstery in the sum of $1,107,500.00 on bus line, adults or small Realty, 289-7476, 742-8243. 1. Authorize the Issuance of LAWNMOWER sharpening; re- seph P. Lewis. NOTICE family preferred. 633-2397. closets. Private entrances. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 5% obtained at the office of Bcudi- evenings 4 p.m.-12 p.m. beautifully soft and clean. to defray such appropria­ Parking. No pets. Adults. 643- SEVEN ROOM Older home, 4 about $1.76 million in bonds for Antomobiles For Sale 4 peUrs, sales, rotor blades room ranch, nice condition, at­ COVENTRY — 2 bedrooms, liv­ eri A Mankey, Architects, 627 EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ Company offers good TRAINEE to assist Manager Rent electric shampooer $1. TOWN OF BOLTON, tion and to authorize the 4860. bedrooms. 2 baths, lot 72x161. three school additions and one Main Street, Manchester, Con­ sharpened; bicycle eales, serv­ in Shoe Department, experi­ FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, Marion B. Robertson. Realtor tached garage, many extras ing room, kitchen, bath, heated ice. Manchester Cycle Shalr! See Hon­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. a busy family. Get Blue Lus­ SEVEN ROOM duplex, quiet For Rent 64 baths, modern kltchon with rec room. 3-zone heat, extras BOLTON—Brand new oversized tifying and payihg agents for subsequent to tbe opening of TYPEWRITERS — Standard If no answer, 643-9043. Shoe Department. Grandway Notice levhereby given that bonds shall be signed, is­ neighborhood, Laurd St. $110. est Douglas. Inquire about low­ tre. Rent electric shampooei* the board for admission of bullt-lns, dining room, fam­ galore, complete In-law setup, 6-room Colonial Cape, fire­ the town. the bl^ without the consent of est down, smallest payments and electric. Repaired, over­ Store, Parkade, Manchester. sued and sold and designate Call 643-2465. COLONIAL — Bowers area. $1. Paul’s Paint •& Wallpaper electors in the Town of Bolton, MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- Uy room, full basement, 1- large mortgage available, place, 1% baths, built-in kitch­ 8. Authoriu a new deed the Owner. , anywhere. No small loan or fl- hauled, rented. Adding ma­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ the attorneys at law to Two large bedrooms, alumtl en, custom red birch cabinets, The Owner reserves tbe right PART-TIME or full-lime exper­ Supply. j Connecticut, will hold a session Conditioned Offices for rent. car garage. $22,900. PhU­ must sell. Call on this one. tranefetring land from tbe nsmee company plan. Douglas chines rented and repaired. ing. wallpaper removed, fully render an opinion approv­ FIVE ROOM apartment, first num siding, paneled den, d e -' formal dining room or 4 large to reject any and all bids, to insured. Rene Belanger, 648- RN. PART-TIME, Call 649- ienced window cleaners. Call in the Community Hall in said floor, now available. Newly Off Street parking. Inquire at brick Agency, 649-8464. The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, town to the federal government Motors, 388 Main. Pickup and delivery service. RUBBER STAMPS — Three ing the legality of the same 164 East Center St.- or phone Realtors, 643-6930. lightful yard. E.J. Carpenter, • bedrooms, loads of closet waive technical defects and to Yale Typewriter Service. 649- 0612 or 644-0804. 2358. Manchester Window Cleaning Town on November 16, 1964 to decorated, oil furnace, garage. Broker, 649-5051, 649-0871, j to correct a discrepancy in an Co.. 649-5334. lines name and address, cush­ and a bank or trust com­ 649^5261. MANCHESTER— 6 room ranch, space, full shed dormer, oil make such awards including 1954 NASH Ambassador, low 4986. examine the qualifications of pany to .act as d’ertifying CaU 649-5907. dining Yoom, large U'vlng room, MANCHES'TER — 2-famlly du­ eve 649-9204. j earlier deed. The land in ques­ PAINTING and- paperhangring, WANTED — Woman to clean ioned mount, knob handle hot water heat, walk-out base accepting a bid, although not mileage, good tires, winterized, applicants and admit to the and paying agent. BEAUTIFULImY paneled air 3 bedrooms, screened porch, plex 5-5, 3 years old, excellent tion has been turned over to the good work, reasonable rates, two mornings a week. Call MAN INTERESTED in learn­ $1.80. Please print or type. SEVEN ROOMS and garage, ment, 2-acre treed lot. fish the low bid, as It deems in Its 3120. Call 649-8825. LAWN MOWERS—Sharpened elector’s oath those found quali­ 3. To consider and take ac­ conditioned space, over 1400 1-car garage, near bus and condition, Interior newly dec­ MANCHESTER — 160x200,! Town Housing Authority for and repaired, winter stospge. 30 years In Manchester, your 649-8685. S ing furniture-touch-up and up­ Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. excellent location, 88 Laurel large trees, clean 6 room Col­ pond and brook, amesite drive. ■ole discretion to be In the beat fied. Said session will be held tion on the recommenda­ sq. ft , will subdivide, profes­ shopping, $16,500. Phllbrick orated, many extras. Must be Immediate occupancy. Only the addition to the Westhlll 1960 MGA Convertible, good Sales and service — Arlens, neighbor Is my recommenda­ holstery trade. See Mr. Pet- Box '765, Manchester, Conn., Street. Call 649-7747. onial, double garage, only $16,- interests of the Owner. tengdll, Norman’s, Forest 06042. between the hours of 6 p.m. tion of the Coventry Board sional area parking. Main and Agency, 649-8464. seen. 21 Ashworth Street. Cedi $18,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, houslng-for-the-elderly project. Richard Martin, mechanical condition. 3925. Snowbirds, also rental equip­ tion. Raymond Fiske, 649- ATTENTION—LIVE WIRE and 8 p.m. 000. Hutchins Agency, 649- Street. 646-0111. of Education to direct the Haynes Street, reasonable 649- anytime 649-7094. Realtor, 643-2766, Charles 4. Approve a workable pro­ General Manager Call 643-4241. ment. L A M EJquipment Corp., 9237. PERSONS VERNON 6132. STOP CLIMBING stairs. Elec­ Any applicant who is a natu­ Coventry Board of Educa­ 2811, Nicholson, 742-6364. gram tor octnmunlty Improve-1 Manchester, Cond. Route 83, Vernon, 875-7609. MEN AND WOMEN WANTED — Meat cutter and tric stair eIevaJ,or chair, swiv­ ralized citizen of the United IN TOWN — a real fine 5-room Manchester Exchange— Ehiter- tion to apply to the State ' ment required by the federal] Dated November 6, 1964. WHO CAN TALK AND SELL! counter man, full or part-time. el .seat, folds. 643-4410. States shall present the certifi­ Country Living FOR LEASE—ExcaUent loca­ ranch In convenient and quiet WAPPING — modern 6 room government before federal loans 19.55 CHEVROLET Station prise 1945. Electrical Services 22 Board of Ekiucatlon for a tor doctor’s office or Wagon. Call 643-4610. EARN $600 OR MORE Apply Allen’s Market, Route cate of his naturalization under Uon RANCH location. 3 bedrooms, 2 bed­ Ranch, garage, full basement, grant for a public school beauty parlor. 415 Main Street. rooms and dining room if you MANCHESTER near schools, large treed lot. YOU ARE .A-1! Truck is A-1! FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt 44A, No. Coventry, 643-7083. the seal of the court issuing the building project, namely, a At Town House! Between Thanksgivii^ and Diamonds— Watches— Completely renovated and am­ prefer. Large living room, Immediate occupancy. Bel Air 1958 HILLMAN .Sedan, light Cellars, attics, trash, small service on all types of elec­ same, or a copy thereof issued Junior High School, and to "Carefree country living L-shaped 6-room Ranch, green, Universal radio, heater, trical wiring. licensed and in- Christmas demonstrating fast MAN FOR pickup and delivery Jewelrv 48 ple pcmdng. J. D. Realty, 648- great big kitchen with bullt- MEMBERSHIP Real Estate, 643-9332. trucking done A-1 right! Call by the United States Immi­ authorize the Coventry with all city conveniences" corner lot, In Wapplng, on good second car. $125. Call .sured Wilson Electrical So., selling Toy Item in leading store. tire changing and general gration and NatuTklization 6129. lns. Two fireplaces. Be your MS-2928, Tremano Trucking work. Must have driver’s' li­ WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ . Board of Education to ac­ Small select new apart­ hill with 40-mlle view. Rockville' 876-6770. Service. Manchester, 649-4817 , 643-1388.' Elatabr Co. Write experience to Service In lieu of the orig­ ment residence, serenely sit­ own landlord! Madeline Smith, IN A F,INE HQME ALUMINUM cense. 5-day week, 2 weeks pairing. Prompt service. Up. to cept or reject such grant IDEAL OFFICE location for Large ll'vtng room with fire­ Realtor, 649-1642. Wanted-=-Rcat Bstatt 77 EMBREE, Box 6717, Elizabeth, inal certificate, and any appli­ ■ for the Town. uated on a tree sliaded hill­ any business, 4^8 Main Street, place, dining room, large 1958 ENGLISH Ford Consul HAVE SMALL pickup truck— New Jersey. vacation, See Harry "Carter of $20 on your old watch In trade. cant who acquired United 4. To approve and con­ top within walking distance 649-5229, 9-5. kitchen, 8 bedrooms, 2 BOYERS WAITING — 8 bed- Sedan, good condition, 3150. i Attics and cellars cleaned. Floor FIntshini;: -24 A1 Patch, Carter Chevrolet Closed Mondays. F. ,E. Bray, States citizenship by birth IN BETTER housekeeping con­ Custom built raised ranch, COMB. WINDOW 644-0191. Co., Inc., 1229 Main Street, 737 Main Street, State Theater firm appointments hereto­ of bus and 20 parkway baths, 2-car garage, full room home $20,000 maximum Bnbblsh removed. Reasonable. abroad to a United States citi­ dition — ranch with 5 large recreation room plus two FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsllf- Manche.ster. Building.- • fore made of members of minutes from Hartford. basement, recreation area ranch, $20,(K)0 minimum mul­ Cal. 649-1043. zen parent, or derived citizen­ rooms built 1959. Qiilet dead­ fireplaces. 1600 sq. ft. of 1963 FALCON, 4-door sedan. ing (specializing In older LPN or RN. full or part-time, the School Building Com­ Rent includes G.E. refrig­ Honses For Rent 65 with picture window and tiple dwellings, all price ship through the naturalization erator; built-in oven, range, end street, 3 generous bed­ living area offered for $23,- ranges. For Immediate action , low mileage, like new. 644- SHARPENING Service — Saws, floors) Waxing floors. Paint­ 11-7. 875-2077. mittee. door to outside. Owner rooms, family size kitchen, SPECIAL 1497. of a parent or spouse, shall pre­ g;arbage disposer; heat, hot COMPLETELY furnished 4 900. call Paul J. Correntl Agency, knives, axes, shears, .skates, ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Fuel and I< eed 49-A 5. To authorize any other moving. Call 644-1719. aluminum storms and screens, COUNTER GIRL for night Salesmen Wanted 36-A sent' a certificate of citizenship water, free parking, lovely room house, automatic heat, 643-5363. rotary blades. Quick service. No Job too small. John Ver- action which may be con­ 100x196 lot, $15,900. Wolver­ 1916 HUDSON 7-pa.ssenger work, over 18. Apply Holiday issued to such applicant by the tree. shaded picnic area. adults only. 649-1794. Capltc' Equipment, Co., 38 falKe. 649-6750. sidered necessary or desir­ ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Ddin* Trip!* Super 6 touring car. Good con­ ______J______Lanes, 643-2125. LEADING EASTERN manufac­ DRY HARDWOOD for sale. United States Immigration and Just a few 4 room apart­ SPOT CASH paid for homes. Main St., Manchester. Hours turer expanding Its executive able to enable the Town to SEVEN ROOM Spilt Level Ih ONE BLOCK from Main, two J.D. REALTY CO. twema and acreeige, 24-hour Track dition. New top. 26.000 mile-s. dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9 Satur­ Call 742-8059. Naturalization Service or a ments left at . . . Needs new rings. $1,550. Tel. Bonds— Stocks— force. Those who qualify; in­ construct such a Junior Manchester, modern kitchen family, 4-4 duplex, permanent service. Hayes Agency, 643- day 7-4. M3-7968. passport issued to him by the siding, two recent heating sys­ 643-6129 643-8779 643-1126. tensive sales and management State Department of the Unit­ High School and such a with buUt-lns. 1%, baths, fam­ 4803. Mortgages 27 BIG $$ techniques are practised for FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. $ ! Uy room, garage, etc. $200 per tems, garages,- clean. Hayes r e p a ir s on all makes of re­ ed States on or after January 1, building to provide storage Only 125 $14,900 one year. Starting gfuarantee 742-7729. month. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Agency, 643-4803. ^ NEED listings of all types frigerators, washers, ranges, SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ 1948, or a written statement facilities for the Coventry 1967 PLYMOUTH, 2-door hard­ for spare time of $125. a week, advancing to — residential, commercial, lots and dryers. All oil burners limited funds available, for sec­ signed by a town clerk of a school system, to issue M. 8464. top, automatic, call 643-0926. $9,100 after training. College Samue MANCHESTER— Spacious tree 6-rooni expandable Cape on SIX ROOM Colonial, over an land. Tongren Agency 643- cleaned and ser\-iced. All work ond mortgages, payments to town of this state ^ a t tjie rec­ bonds to defray the appro­ shaded 6 . room Colonial In one AVON background required. Call 644- Carden— Farm— Dairy OFF PORTER STREET—A 4 a large wooded lot being of­ acre of land, 2-car garage, 6321. "Anything In Real Ee- guaranteed, Cosma Appliance suit your budget. Expedient ords of such town show that priation therefore and to bedroom home with 2 baths, of Manchester’s finest areas. fered at FHA evaluation. fireplace, many fine .shrubs . 1957 DODGE 2-door hardtop, service. J. D. Realty. 643-6129. 0202 between 6:00 and .8:00 Products 50 Lavitt Agency tate.” ■ radio, heater, automatic, full Service. 5O6 Center. 649-0065. such applicant has previously authorize the temporary rec room and garage, avail­ Includes breezeway and 2-car Features Include aluminum and bushes. Low taxes and P.M. or 242-7593. . 643-2158 Realtors 875-6297 power, good condition. Best of­ pays generous commissions APPLES-.—Macs and Cortlands, been admitted as an elector in borrowing of money in an- able now until next Spring. garage, 3 very large bedrooms, siding, windows and trim, convenient. $18,900. J.D. Real­ STEPS, SIDEWALKS, st^ e SECOND MORTGAGES — No for popular cosmetics sales ticipaliun of the receipt of Vernon Circle— parkway exit 95 fer over 3200. Call after 4, appraisal or finder’s fees, pay No. 1 and No. 2. Bunce Farm, that town. T. J.. Crockett, Realtor, 643- IH baths, formal dining room, dormer, fireplace. A cleaner ty Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ In your neighborhood; Na­ the proceeds of such issue. Open 7 Days A Week Flags Presented 649-3415. Interest only. E. C. Solimene. 529 W. Center St. Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, 1577. ______faimily size kitchen, 24*' U'vlng than clean home— priced to races, hatchways, dry wells. tional TV Advertising and Help Wanted— Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ Broker, 367 Oakland St„ 643- Nov. 9, 1964. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, room with fireplace. Owner sell. .1968 CHEVROLET, rebuilt en­ All concrete repairs. Reason­ beautiful packaging make STRICTLY FRESH BX3GS— cut, this 10th day of November, b a s t c e n t o r s t r e e t — 7 mo'vlng out of town wants fast Lots For Sal» 73 SHELTON (AP) -- A city able. 64S-0851. 2214. Male or Female 37 Olive H. Toomey, oil furnace, garage. Call 643- gine with 11,000 miles, no rust, it easy. No experience re­ Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun­ 1964. „ room house, 1% baths and ga­ B^e. Wolverton Agency, Real­ alderman presented to the Town Clerk 8607. BOLTON LAKE—Shore front bought new car privately rea- A BETTER ARRANGEMENT quired. Opportunity now! FULL-TIME Sales Associates tain Road to Tinker Pond Board of Selectmen rage, Immediate occupancy. tor, 649-2813. WESLEY R. SMITH mayor and the commander of EXPERT TREE and brush re­ Richard Morra, lot 50x186 on Bolton second »Ml for selling. Many extras. of your finances will make Phone 289-4922. wanted for growing Real Es­ Road, Bolton. Richard M. Galinat Call weekdays $M5, 649-4B81, an American Legion post to­ moval. All work fully Insured Michael Peace, THREE BEDROOM single AGENCY lake. Choice location on Wild­ day controversial "one natlto •• 648-9278, 643-5121. ' I and guaranteed. Free estl- more of your Income available tate firm. Only experienced, Bernard J. Sheridan, Donald S. Da’vis home, baths, and garage. Eve. and weekends 649-1421. for personal use. Lump debt licensed people should apply wood Drive on west side of under god” pennants. inale.s. Call General Spray Board of Selectmen Lionel Q. Jean Immediate occupancy, central­ TOP NOTCH BUY lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc. ;1961 THUNDERBIRD, air con- into one monthly payment of WOMEN WANTED for full­ ready to go to work. Liberal Household Goods 51 THREE ROOM single house In A dispute about flying the : ditioning, good condition, must Service, 649-0()60. ly locateid on bus line. Call Bolton. Very nicely furnished. 643-1567 649-5241. $22.26 for each thousand dollars time assembly work. Apply commission arrangements and Stsurt packing on this one. pennants under the American, ;^eell. Best offer. 649-4463. ETVERYJTHING In sterilised re­ weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Eve 649-6438. including repayment over five between 9-12, Carbon Products complete office facilities pro­ and weekends 649-1421. A six room cape with a DOUBLE building lot for sale, flag Is now being Investigated vided. Call Mr. Werbner, 643- conditioned used furniture ana by a grand jury In Hackensack, !1968 CHEVROLET, V-8, 2-door Household Semecs years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, Tnc., 218 Hartford Road. breezeway and an over­ 200x400, SchooURoad, Bolton. 1121, 643-7847 for an appoint­ appliances, high quality—low RCXJKVILLE— 4 rooms, first ■ Impala automatic transmis- Offered 13-A Connecticut Mortgage Ex- prices. LeBIanc Furniture, 195 Suburban For Rent 66 sized garage. Just off the MANCHESTER—Spaeious cus­ Call 349-2871. ' N.J. changq, 16 Lewis St., Hartford, ment to discuBB thie fine op­ floor, heat and electricity in­ bus line. Ehccellent condi­ Alderman John Gluck, who ;! Sion, power steering, posi-trac- portunity. South Street, Rockville. 875- FRED C. STURTEVANT tom built home In excellent >,tion rear wheels, back-up RKWBAVINq of BURNS, mdflf Conn. Help Wameo—4Hale 36 2174. Open 9-3. cluded. 876-0577 between 4-8 •VERNON— Pour room modqrii tion throughout. Now Va­ residential area, ultra modem ■aid be ordered the penaantN INTERIOR PAINllNG and PAPERHA^ING from Hackensack, presented lights, windshield washers, holes. Zippers repaired. Wln- pJn. apartment, coimtry setting. cant. Ideal location for kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths Suburban T tr Sale d w shades made to measure, DELIVERY man needed In So. RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, Includes range, large refrig­ schools. T. J.. Crockett, them during Veterans Day ex­ ) rear seat epeaker, 2 whitewall Business Opportunity 28 Windsor area, steady year Situationa Wanted— INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL f i v e r o o m s , U 6 Charter Oak plus 2 lavatories, covered all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys $30; 9x15 gold oriental, $35; CHOOSE W ALLPAPER IN YOUR OWN erator, heat and hot frator, Realtor, 643-1677. COVENTRY — Cute 4 room ercises. . anowcape mounted on new ’round for Thursday and Fri­ Street, adults, gas stove pro­ patio, Florida room, complete­ ranch, double wooded lot, ga­ t! wheels, seat belts. One owner, made while you wait. Tape ’re­ Female 38 12x15 ruby Maharajah. 289- heated garage, washer and Mayor Vincent Tlal Mid that corders for rent. Marlow's, m MANCHESTER—Drive-ln res- day svenings and Saturday. HOME AT DISCOUNT PRICES vided, gas heat, immediate ly ^r-condiUoned, minimum rage, large living room with 17,000 miles. Will accept older taurant, on busy thorough­ 6955. dryer available, adults pre­ maintenance inside and out. he would not fly the pennant at Main., 649J1221. $1,000 sxtra Income annually. BIXPERIENCED mother would occupancy. 643-7111. ferred. $130 monthly, 875-2600, fireplace, only $8,1,600. Hayes ■ trade. Call 643-1340 after 4 fare, ample parking. Bel Air MANCHESTER — Immaculate Call the R F. Dhnook -Co., the Municipal Buildings,iihless Call Mr. Turney, 528-6686, be­ like to care for working moth­ G.E. REFRIGERATOR, DJxle EXTERIOR AIRUBS8 SPRAY SYSTEM ;76-6148. ______. . ■ Agency, 643-4803 he was authorized to do' so by F-m. , Real EaUte, 643-9382. tween 6-9, ers’ children at her home. 643- THREE EXTRA large heated .'6-room Cape on a quiet street, 649-5245. electiip range, both white, ex­ TWO COAT JOB WITH A ONE COAT RROOESS the Board of Aldermen. Building— Contractinc 14 9648. cellent condition. 649-6835 rooms downstairs, all appll-; 3% ROOM apartment, includ­ close to schools, bus. and shop­ BOLTON — 7 room ranch on k959 FORD OALAXra 4-door SEIRVICE BOY— Varloua dutlea ances, at IQ W. Middle Ipke. ping, 8 bedrooms, hew For­ MANCHESTER — Ideal loca­ four acres. Three .car garage, Opponents claiifi that the Hardtop, V-8, Fordomatic, ful- Private Instm^ions 32 days, 648-5063 ((ve, TEL. 649-4645— 649-297^ ing heat, hot water, electric ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, connected with work dlatribu- BXOELLENT eare for children Btione 643-4151w-^ stove and i;efrlgerator. Flrat mica counter and stainless tion. 6 room Cape, fireplace, outbuildings. Ideal for norses, pennants violate state laws ahd tar equipped, beautiful condl- cement floors, garages, batb- CLARINET AND Saxemhone tloa, Minimum age 18. Apply In ray home •' hour,'May or <$NB o r THE OU>BST PAiOfr FAMlLiBB steel sink, alumlniun storms attaiched garage. B^s Une: cto. vacant. Osmer very anx- also fhe U.S. constitutional pro­ 1675. Call 649-8692 after floor In two famfiy home. Call £p

I V Average Deily Net Preee JRan WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ll. -WSI The Weather For tlM Week Ba«ed Foreeaet of D. S. Weather W m TWE4TY-F0UB November 7, leet iKanrlr^Btit lEv^ttUts IfentGi Partijr eloady tmdght, low 14,139 60; vairialile eloodlneeo, n chance of Oiowete tomorrow, h The Thunderbolt, (SSrd Infan­ Member of tlw Aadit try) Division of World War n, MAHRC to Hear Burcaa o f Ctreolatkm in the eOe. * About_____ Town Is conducUnf a search for for­ Manehe$t0r-^A CUy of VUlage Charm mer members o f the division. Mansfield Head D m daao* oonunittM of the An 8Srd Infantry Division As­ Bervoat FootlwU DtAoe, epon* sociation was formed at the Francis Kelly, auparlntend- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 37 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGEB—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 (CTaeeified Advertietng ea Page 2e> PRICE SEVEN CENTS ■oared by the Woman’e AuxU- cloee .of World War n, and a t o y of the Mialget and Pony ent, and Louis Boley, director' i reunion has been held each of training, both o f Mansfield footbaH feeama, win meet Fri- year since then. The next con­ aay at • ajn. at the home of State Training School, will clave will be held at Myrtle speak ’Thursday, Nov. 19 at 8 seta. Norma BJarkman, 28 Beach. S.C., In August 1965. ING VyankUn S t p.m. at a meeting o f the Man­ Events Former members may contact chester Association for the the national secretary, Heury Sub Crewmen Visit Sasebo^ n e eandy oommittee of St. Help o f Retarded Children at Lockwood, 48 Oakland Ave., Bunce Center. TTiey will dis­ McKEE Barthohmew'a baaaar will Jersey City 6, N J. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, ear In State meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the cuss the school’s expanding program and how it affects the home of Mrs. Steve Casallno, The Oolden Age Club will community. M Conway Rd. Members of the meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. In the pailBh are reminded to deliver Senior Citizens’ basement Tlie meeting o f the associa- Hias’ Dealers Only Limited Leftist Protest eandy donations at this time. rooms at 86 School St. tli>n has been changed, for this month only, from the usual WHERE SERVICE IS Reveal Goals <»> The Mr. and Mrs. Club of The Roman Catholic Alliance second TTiursday of the month. Temple Beth Sholom wlU spon­ of Manchester will sponsor a Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. John sor a oooktall party Saturday, rummage sale Saturday from Zboray and Mrs. John Ambrose HARTFORD (AP) — A Police Halt Nov. 21 at 8:80 pjn. at the 9 a.m. to noon at Lithuanian will serve as hostesses for the 50 per cent increase in gas­ Temple for new members and Hall, Oolway SL evening. The intermediate class oline profit margins, stiff newcomers to Manchester. of Bunce Center will serve OUR BEST PRODUCT Heads Drive limitations on the size of Brief Riot The Couples Club of Center strawberry shortcadee,, which CongroE&Uonal Church will Jerfm R. McElraevy of 894 Por­ they have learned to make in octane and price advertis­ sponsor a public Square Dance ter St. is chairman of a fund a homemaking course. ing signs, and a state law By Students Saturday, Nov. ^1 at 7:45 p.m drive sponsored by the Manches­ to make prices uniform R. E. Wandell in Woodruff HalgCt the church. UP T O 3 YEARS T O P AY ter Associatim for the Help of Correction ______throughout the state were SASEBO, Japan (AP) — David Thomas will be ttie call demanded last night before er. Refreshmenta will be Retarded Children (MAHRC.) Crewmen from the U.S. Building The Herald erred in its re­ a newly-formed service served. There will be an admis' The drive will be conducted dur­ port yesterday that Mrs. Kath­ nuclear submarine Sea Sion charge. ing National Retarded Children's erine D. Bourn is the first station owners’ group. Dragon went sightseeing Confraefor Week, Nov. 18 through 26. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Joseph F. Panza, executive woman to be elected chairman unmolested in Sasebo to­ Residential-Coinmerdal The Woman’s Auxiliary of The chairman reported that of the Manchester Board of Ed­ secretary of the Connecticut Alterations-Remodeling Connecticut State Medical So­ the fund drive would be conduct ucation. She is the second. Gasoline Retailers As.sociation, day shortly after Japanese ciety will have its semi-annual ed two ways. Many town resi­ The first was Mrs. Lillian spoke before a meeting of 70 riot police broke up a left­ **Bii8ine6S Built On meeting Monday at the Hotel dents will receive letters of ap­ Shepard Bowers, who served in New Britain area operators peal and be requested to return forming a local chapter of the ist sitdown protest that fell America, Hartford. ’The day­ 1940-41. far short of its organizers’ Costomer Satisfaction” long meeting will open at 10:30 contributions by mail. Residents Mra Bowers, who died in state group. a.m. There will be a luncheon- of the fifth voUng district will be 1954, was the mother of for­ REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER He was joined by Peter Mor- estimates. Foil Insiirance Coverage fashion show at 1 p.m. Reser solicited in a house-to-house mer Mayor Sherwood G. Bow­ rone of Bristol, president of The only violence was a grap­ vations may be made with Mrs. campaign, headed by Joseph R. ers, and the widow of former the state association, in de­ pling match .between some 200 Tel. 644-0450 Joseph Wool, 803 Montauk Halloran of 42 Bolton St. Judge Herbert O. Bowers. scribing these goals set by the ieftl.st students and police who MAHRC maintains and oper­ After 5:00 PJM. Ave., New London. The Bowers School on Prince­ -rw !’held by the Secretary of the Treasury<^> As the Sea Dragon moved to RCA WHIRLPOOL them children — perished the wake of the most disastrous “ Neolite type” soles used in this shop. We’re before the fire was discovered. and a brother and sister were court’s appellate division. Douglas Dillon, an overnight or reduce still other excise tax­ its mooring buoy, about 2,000 when a general alarm mid­ There waa confusion m to the among the injured taken to Ho­ guest at the LBJ Ranch near es that would add ” a good bit floods here in more than 60 demonstrators marched to tha authorized dealer for GENUINE NEOLITE ’The ruling, released today, night blaze, believed set, number of victims until six lyoke Hospital; Edward R. Rob­ cited a long list of precedent here, reported late Wednesday more” to the total size of the years. U.S. Navy base in a cold oppositlon to civil rights legisla- In one of the four stricken students, tha pthera left volua- was set. A volunteer rescue Anne Pronovost, 9. the rear porches and raced up ready involved in a sectional tion. provinces alone, Wuang Tin, the tarily. stairways. Navy men, inckkling some worker quoted a first-floor ten- Ronald’s body was not recOv- scrap over one of their leader­ Motwoney is claiming strong officials estimated more (han WITH Great Wallendas ship Jobs, Democrats appear to support from Midwestern' and 14,000 houses hod been washed crewmen from the Sea Dragon, be heading toward a free-for-all Western Democrats who gener­ away. began leaving the base soon aft­ TOOLS Await Reunion, scramble for prestige posts In ally class themselves as middle In the province of Quang er for routine riiore leaves. CLEAMER In Tokyo, 1,000 Mtlat studenta Help Wanted the new Senate. of the road in their views. Nam, all livestock is believed to See The Beautiful What committee assignments T)iis contest may go down to have been killed, and most of clashed briefly but sharply with Fog Blankets N.Y., Carla’s Return police, showering them with ANN ARBOR, Mich. to give Sen.-elect Robert F. the wire as a three-man race to the livestock in the other three stones before pouring out of a (AP)—A sign over a shop Kennedy of New York and other be settled by a caucus vote ear­ worst hit provinces also appar­ Selection O f GENERAL ELECTRIC WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — downtown park to lig-sag in a in Ann Arbor reads:* newcomers may prove more ly in January. ently was dead. Flood waters in “ Carla has always wanted to snake dance throu|^ toe eapL Causes Train Crask "Help stamp out sum­ perplexing than the choice of an But what to do about posts most areas had receded by this come back to the Flying Wallen- afternoon, leaving the reek of tal’s streets. Twelve polioemeo mer!” das. After Detroit didn’t want assistant leader to succeed Sen. Humphrey is leaving on the in­ The shop sells ski equip­ Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne­ fluential Foreign Relations and death where animals and hu­ my own family in the act any­ mans died. (Oee Fece Twelve) CLOCKS NEW YORK (A P )— A thick fog snarled land, air ment. An Indian summer more.” sota when he quits the Senate to Appropriations committees may The constantly pounding rain and water traffic in the New York metropolitan area temperature of 70— the Thus spoke Karl WaUenda, 89, become vice president. provide a giant-size headache AM-FM highest on record for Nov. A contest among Sens. John for the Democratic steering and (Communist antiaircraft fire whose name, in tragedy, has early today as it swirled over large areas of New York, 11—was hit Wednesday, O. Pastore of Rhode Island, committee. It is headed by hampered efforts to assist the In Our Display Window ^ become magic to the circus thousands caught in the flcx>dB. New Jersey and Connecticut, and more of the same fore­ world. He spoke with evident Russell B. Long^ of Louisiana Democratic Leader Mike Mans­ . Police reported several acci-<|> cast today. and Mike Monroney of Oklaho­ field of Montana. "Neither the weather nor the pride of a reunion that would be Viet Cong promise much in the Bulletins dents, Including the head-on porLs here early today and ma for Humphrey’s old job Under the so-called “ Johnson effected tonight. way of a letup,” said an Ameri­ ELECTRIC and SPRING WIND crash of two Lxjng Island Rail forced a halt to the normally Wallenda’s youngest daughter seems to be shaping up into a rule,” each new Democrat will CaHed from AP WirM can spokesman. CLOCK RADIO Road passenger trains, light overnight flight operations. Carla. 27, will perform for the sectional battle. get one major committee as­ ’The U.S. commander toi Viet Westdox Baby Ben empty except for its crew. first time in over four years Pastore, generally credited signment. There are five new Wesfelox Bectric The 118-mile New Jersey Labor Party’s Nam, Gen. William C. West­ Nine i>ersons Were reported with her father’s famous high with being President Johnson’s faces among the majority, Ken­ AN(Xrai» DEAD END Turnpike — running from the moreland, dispatched a team of KITCHEN CLOCK ALARM CLOCK injured, none seriously. Rail­ wire human pyramid act. favorite for the job, appears nedy, Ross Bass of Tennessee, CELIN.A, Tenn. (A P )—A GENERAL ELECTRIC road officials said moisture on Delaware River south of Phila­ likely to get the aupp>ort of East­ Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland, logistic and medical experts to delphia to Bergen (Jounty in First Budget "Every wound heals and I am eon’s 100,000-mile, 18-year Reg. 6.95 the rails apparently made on unhappy if she’s not with me.” ern and New England members Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma the central region today. searoh for his father's killer Reg. 7.98 train slide when its brakes were northeastern New Jersey — was who lean toward liberalism. and Joseph M. Montoya of New Some U.S. planes have flown ordered closed at 3:40 a.m. The Carla was appearing with an­ oeme to another temponury S p«lal applied. The accident occurred Under Attack other circus on that night nearly Long's basic backing is Mexico. inlo Saigon from Okinawa and dead end today when the sec­ Special $ 5 ^ 9 8 in Queens at the start of the. northern portion of the turnpike among conservative Souther- Ba.s.-i and Montoya, retiring Clark Air Base in the Philip­ had been closed aboyt 8 p.nr,- . three years ago. Two members ond degree murder trial oC morning ru.sh hour. of the Flying Wallendas, Karl’s ner.s. He claims to have pledges House members, and Harris all pines with supplies. Grover Jones endsd in a mis­ The fog blanket covered the Ferryboats and other craft in LONDON (AP) — The Labor in one form or another from 39 have been sworn in as senators West of Saigon, Communist New York harbor were slowed nephew and son-in-law were trial., Judgs John A.' Mltebsll New York metropolitan area, government’s first Jjudget colleagues.,There will be either to fill out unexpired terms. Un­ guerrillas ambushed a govern­ PORTABLE by the fog. killed..and his .son Mario, suf­ deolaivd the mistrial at ths^ northern and eastern New Jer^^ ment Infantry column on Us Westclox Wood brought Prime Minister Harold fered a paralyzing injury, when 67 or 68 Democrats, depending der the seniority rules which sta^B request on grouada Seth Thomos ■ey, Long Island, the Hudson on the outcome of a recheck in apply in parceling out commit­ way to a haihlet under attack, Wilson more kicks than compli­ the pyramid collap.sed during a that two eharactsr witnaassa PENTHOUSE ALARM River Valley for about 78 miles performance in Detroit. Nevada. But Long's bid has tee assignments, they technical­ killing 28 of the government for ills 66-year-old Indlaaap- TRADITION north of New York City, and ments today. His (Jonservative Last year tragedy .struck been damaged by his state’s ly will have a call over Kennedy troops and wounding 33. No oUs handyman wore relate part of southern Connecticut. opponents prepared a sustained Americans were reported with Republican majority in tlie to m em b eis o< too Jury. Ha Reg. 7.98 assault on his knife-edge com­ Reg. 49.95 The tog was attributed to a News Tidbits (See Page Twelve) pre.sidential conte.st and his own (See Page Three) the government unit. said the ease would be heard « DISHWASHER combination of winds and cool mons majority. again nsixt June. Special •5.98 air movementB. from the AP Wirei The budget, made public Special •24.98 DISPLAY MODEL Newark Airport was closed at Wednesday,' ordered Increases 8:35 p.m. Heavy* fog rolled over In already heavy income and PBOPOBE VN DELAY Kennedy and t * Guardia alr- ga.soline taxes to pay for higher m UNITED NATIONS, N. T, Republican Treasurer Mid- (A P )— Canada, Italy and Ja­ Serti Thomas dendorf says GOP will again retirement pen.sions, unemploy­ ment pay and other social secu­ ' O pan proposes today that the Westclox Battery STEREO HI-FI solicit financial aid from “ the annual pledging oonferenoa DEERFIELD Katzenbach’g Job little contributor". .Fire rity benefits. for U.N. aid programs bo rages over southern Indiana, It also gave the force of law to KITCHEN CLOCK postponed pending efforts to Reg. 35.00 In LBJ Cabinet destroying 2,200 acres of tim­ tariff increases imposed to re­ MON Y U « WKO ber on federal and private land. duce imports after the Labor resolve the deadlock on U.N, N O W ! ADJUSTABLE STRAPS THAT STRETCH . . .Four Connecticut legisla­ party ousted the Conservatives finances. The United States Special •19.95 Seen Uncertain in last month’s elections. has made known it will make NEW ALLEGRO® BRA BY MAIDENFORM! •9.98 tors will make study on impact of the party lever in Connecti­ Conservative spokesman Iain no pledges at the oonference, CONSOLETTE JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) cut elections. , .Grand Duke Macleod charged that Wilson in scheduled next Monday ta Feel deliciously carefree in new adjustable straps — Although President Johnson Jean takes control In Luxem­ the election campaign repeated­ raise money for toe U.N. spa- that stretch. Has anything before ever let you Seth Thomas Westclox Dunbor was quoted as saying "I have bourg, fi/8t made ruler in 52 ly said his welfare proposals rial fund sad expanded pro­ could be carried through with­ move so comfortably? Three-section cotton asked all the Cabinet to stay,” years. . . Plans disclosed to gram of teriihJ|eol asalstarieo. aECTRIC ALARM questions remained today about build up French nuclear force out general tax increases. Normally toe United States broadcloth cups give perfect support—hold their ELECTRIC ALARM “ Mr. Wilson has fooled the the future of acting Atty. Gen. during next five years iiwluding oontribotes 46 p w cent o f tod country and Mr. Wilson meant shape (and yours) for ever and ever! For fashion Nicholas deB. Katzenbach. supersonic bombers, •Polaris- total. to fool the country,” . Macleod and e a se . . . a low-scooped back. Here and tlipre, a Acting White House press sec­ type subs and tactical' atomic 4 tMkV" •6.98 •4.98 retary Malcolm Klldulf provid­ said. "Labor has been brought few embroidered flowers sprinkled for daintiness. weapons. i to power by calculated eva­ a r g e n t i n e u n r e s t ed the presidential quotes to Bl’ENOS AIRES, Argen­ Name of Neaton Mlnow in­ sions.’ ' A , B, C, cups 8 2.S 0, D cups $ 3.00. WITH ne' 'smen Wednesday, then add­ tina (AP)—Cabinet mlala- ed: “ So it can be assumed they jected Into search for top man­ Reginald Maudllng, the Con­ agement of Curtis Publishing ters tumbled out el bed bs- A ll Cotton Broadcloth. SETH THOMAS — WESTCLOX — SESSIONS will stay.” servative spokesman on fi- QaMic Strap!: Nylon, Rubber, Rayon, Cotton. STORAGE Cjo. . . ■B’amed tenor Lauritz nsmee, told members of his par­ fore dawn today and hurried Within two hours, however. into meetings amid re|Mrta (Ezclntiy# of Dseoration.) Alarm Decorator Memtie Battery. Travel Cledks NBC reported that Washington Melcholr aad third wife, Mary, ty at a caucus to be ready to of unrest in too .Argemla* attorney Clark Clifford, a long­ separate; they Were wed last fight every inch in the budget ALL PRICES PLUS FED. TAX SPACE time friend and adviser to John; M ay. . . 84 federal Judges g o to debate opening today in the armed forces. Without sau* son and counsel to former Pres­ Jail in Pennsylvania to study House of Commons.' planatlon, offiriala ident Harry S. Truman, would'be sentencing of criminals and the ’The Tories were expected to riot squads to toetr named to -succeed Katzenbach, effect on punishment. . .Pay­ keep the House fitting late each ■ 't OA —a standby, alesi. MANCHESTER PLUMBING who became top man in the Jus- ment of Virginia poll tax, ad night, a tactic that would put a olvlUan qlothea si HOUSE S. HALE tlcd Department when Robert requirement for V’otlng,' upheM heavy strain on 'Liabor mem­ themselves at radio F, Kennedy resigned two by three-judge federal court. bers. Prolonged Indian Summer Produces Off-Time ^traivberry Crop vision stations — a a a \>PE N DAYS — THUR8DAY8 TXIX 6 9.PAI. & SUPPLY CO. months ago. 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