WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 -WWE THlRTY^SrX Daily Net Prees Run iianrljfBtfr lEv^tting l|m U i ^ the Week WSm6U asptsMMr A, IN i The Manoheater Area Alum­ ing the taaohers would be eon- Ksslble slnoe there were a num- a nae Club of Pi Beta Phi, mem­ Today’s Pollen Count eulted before any new board r of Items of immediate Im­ Sehodl M Rliifan 13,893 About Town ME A Asks Education Board portance to discuss. These in­ iiatirtetrr lEwrmng ber of the National Panhellenlo 17.S m m U i polloy osi the subjeet were r •< Um AedU Consresa, will open Its fall sea­ clude the matUr of an unac­ DIseoimt PrkM l H m fourth annual Olaaton* The common ragweed •6 Obeelett* son with potluok and a fifth adopted. ceptable salary schedule and ManehMtm^—A City o f ViUago Charm iMirr lIBc’a HorN Show will bt may be from one to five To Hold Up on New Policy In ease the board felt that It anniveraary celebration Mon­ feet tall and has hairy green about 260 unsigned salaiy bald Sunday boflnnlns at t had to have a negotiations pol­ agreemenU. The selectUon of ARTHUR'S a.m. rain or thine on the Elk'a day night at the home of Mrs. stems, feathery parted Vamum J. Abbott Jr., 66 Ths Manchester Sducation As-^gchaffsr, board msmber, would icy on the books before starting an agent to run the referendum, (Okiestfled Advertlshig ea PRICE c n w CEM9 Show Orounda, Woodland St, leaves and long spikes of negotiations with the majority VOL. LXXXIY, NO. 289 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1966 Thayer Rd. There will be a green to yellow flowers WoWert aUted, should be one of South OlatUmbury. The ahow soclatlon (MBAl has requested submit a rsvlsion of the board's teachers' group, Wolfert sug­ the topics for discussion at the will feature 12 full dlviaiona bualneas meeting after potUick that produce the pollen. at 7. The meeting Is open to that the Manchester Board of policy for Its consideration at gested, it should consider ac­ coming board meeting. and individual claaaee. Other Education postpone adoption of the next scheduled meeting, on cepting only a very general pol­ The upcoming referendum is faaturea Include pony ridea, a all area PI Phis. For reserva­ tions, contact Mrs. Walter J. Miss Penne Halllhan, daugh­ any new policy governing teach­ Sept. IS. Schaffer had been In­ icy statement. He indicated that slated to occur sometime before ferria wheel and a chicken bar­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. er-board negotiations until after structed at the last meeting to he opposed the present board r S oWIrs ** DuprU Twins becue at noon. A shuttle but Wehner Jr., 11 Fqjey Circle, Oct. 12. ■ W>r Every Ooeaaloni H Blast Hartford. Halllhan of 32 Highland St., the forthcoming teacher repre­ prepare such a revision in time policy because of its limitations * ■ aervtce will bo provided from entered nurses’ training Satur­ sentation referendum. The re- for next week’s meeting. on the rights of the majority Isle’s Toaristn Booms " Pork HIR. - Are Identical the parkins lot to the show day at William W. Backus Hos­ Suest was made by MEIA Presl- Wolfert stressed that, under teachers' group and would op­ U.S. Jets Hit Betsy Heads for Louisiana^ area. ___ _ Members of the FYank J. pital, Norwich. ent Robert Wolfert In a letter the new teacher negotiation pose similarly any new policy KINO8T0N — Jamaica esti­ ■ joyfc* Nowar Shop! Members of the Oolden Age Mansfield Detachment. Marine addressed to Mrs. Katherine law, the methods of negotiation also tending to limit the rights Next to Hartford All the Way mates a 20 per cent Increase in National Bank ■ Club will meet tomorrow at 2 Corps Lengiie. will meet to­ Washington LOL will meet Bourn, chairman of the board were themselves a subject for of teachers’ groups. visitors this year over 1964. night at 8 at the Marine Hall, Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange of education. negotiation and that it there­ It is urgent, Wolfert continued, ■ 601 Main S t. Manobeater ■ LOS ANOBX.B8 (AP) — p.m. at the chibroom. School Volume was up 69 per cent BlShnell Way IClemanUry S t New efflcera will be elect­ 717 Parker St., for the election Hall, The 'Royal Black Precep- Wolfert based his request on fore seemed logical that the or­ to get the forthcoming referen­ early this year, the tourist 649-0791—649-144S b the possibility that Beldon Close to China School might be In troubU of officers. tory will meet at 9. ganisation ultimately represent­ dum out of the way as soon as ed. office said. L today If it had an enroll­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — U.S. military ment computer, Um princi­ Thousands Flee Coast Area pal’s ofHcs said. This spokesmen announced today that American planes school, in subimban High­ bombed a bridge 17 miles south of Red China’s border land Paric, has Its first digit with North Viet Nam. It was their closest penetration children. toward the Chinese frontier in the Vietfamese war. The new klnder»rten pu­ MAIN STREET • MANCHESfER OPEN 6 DAYS! The spokesmen said four F106«>------— ------pils are 1 and 2 l>ipris, 6- ITiunderchlefs damaged the yearnold blond Identical • r’ '•V ' East Texas 000 troops were taking part, twins, enrolled Wednesday railroad bridge in the raid American and Vietnamese casu- Wednesday and pounded two by their father, Eugene Je­ HOUSE CAMPUS TIME SPECIALS alUea were described as light. rome Duprls, 26. Actually, Also in Path other bridges 26 and SO miles No other major ground activi­ their names are Eugene Je­ aouth of the border. ty was reported, but a U.S. The area, about 140 mUee rome Duprls Jr. 1 and FOR YOUR MONEY AT HOUSE & HALE! Army helicopter crashed in the Eugene Jerome Duprls Jr. MORE Outfitting the Back to School and College set at House & Hale has been a long time tradl- northwest of Hanoi, is an Impor­ Mekong Delta 100 miles south of Of Hurricane tant transportation center lead­ Saigon, and all members of its 2. ing to the North Vietnamese How did this happen? YES, YOU GET FAMOUS NAME BRANDS! SERVICE! •tion with most Manchester familiee . . . this year as never before, our shelves are just orew were reported killed. Papa Duprls, a carpenter, NEW ORLEANS, La. eapital. U.S. pilots are trying to The crash occurred in Com­ (A P)—^Thousands o t lYfo- dlarupt a railroad in the area munist-Infested Vlnh Blnh ProV' said that years he had HALE CONVENIENCE! DEPENDABILITY! CHARGE ACCOUNTS! brimming with nationally advertised sports, casual and scjiool wearables. Come see for your­ dreamed of a son. to carry gees streamed inland to* Main Street—^Manchester and last month bombed within Ince, but It was not known Im­ SO miles of Red CSilna twice. mediately whether the craft was his full name. In 1660 after day from Louisiana’s ex> self . . . this is the store for more quality and style at unbelievable savings 1 five years of childless mar­ In the ground war, U.S. hit by enemy fire. Although the posed coastal areas as Hmv Marinee and Vietnamese troope helicopter was on a troop trans­ riage, the twins were bom. oonUnued their giant sweep to port mission, there were no “ I couldn’t just name one ricane Betsw, fresh from dear the Viet Oong from the passengers abdl^ of them junior,” he said. an attack on Florida, GORDON PETERS Batangan peninsula. The Batangan offensive was "I figured they’re identical churned closer. Reports from the three-day- aimed at smashing a reported twins, so why no* give them The vanguard of 100,000 fSta- INTRODUCING EVERYTHING old cmraUon 200 miles south of Communist buildup in the area Identical namee?” dents of ooutham Louialana and C%u Lai said 148 Viet Oong had SSO miles north of Saigon. 9 eastern Texas packed oora end DORM been killed, S8 captured and 100 The Marines made the biggest trallera and headed north— GOES BETTER WITH ^ auapecta detained. away from poooible killer tIdSe . Although between 6,000 and 6,- (See Page Twelve) Tw o Women and 140-mlle winds. SHIRTS The New Orleans Weather SLACKS BY LANCER HEATHER JUMPERS Bureau urged them to evacuate Found Shot quickly before rlatag tides cot Singing new A-line jumpers with welt o tt escape. seaming in blue or berry heather wool Regular At 10 a.m., Betsy woe ISS . . . included in this group are wool 5.99 President Creates In Chicago milee south-southaaet c< the mouth of the Mleelaalppl River Mod or Bunny Smock style jumpers, and moving west^orthweet CRESLAN BLEND NO IRON Sanforized, wash ’n CHK3AGO (AP)—A motorist in solids or two tone wools and cor­ found the bodies of two well- through the Ohilf of Mexico M IS duroys. Sizes 10-18. wear, oxford cloth but­ dressed Negro women, both shot miles an hour. ton front, buttondown New Cabinet Post in the head, in a grassy ditch Homesteady Fla., Potver Lines Fell in Hurricane Betsy’s Path ■"-Betsy is expected to oonOaM collar, side slits. Navy outside a cemetery today. moving about 18 mUea per hour WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnson signed The eyee and mouths of the and turn to a noitliweeterty FEATURING or cranberry top- fnto law today legislation creating a new department of young victims had been covered Course today," a Weather' Bu­ stitch in white. Sizes housing and urban affairs and called it “a wise, just with adhesive tape. Ooroner An­ deGaulle Wants reau odvtoory said. “Not muah 10-18. drew J. Toman said both hod chMige in Mze or tatensity ta KORATRON and progressive measure for all America.” Indianf Pakistani Forces indicated." Regular 6.99 Speaking before a large group^ been shot twice from behind. N A T O Revised a i mayors, members of Con­ legislation "represents the unl- Ranald Bertoline, 82, who An emergency Oi-vil Detente gress and other officials In the determination of this gen­ llvee in the area, saw the bodies PARIS (AP) -T- Preeldent center began operating at Batoa Cynamld(TM) for acrylic fiber White House flower garden, eration to preserve the best of when he and hds wife were driv­ Charles de Gaulle served notice Rouge, to coordinate e-vacuottOB SUGGESTED LIST ing to work at 6:60 a.m. Berto­ • 50% creslan *43% zantrel ray- Johnson said the legislation Is the past by preparing to make Battle on Two New Fronts today the North Atlantic Treaty and emergency work. Evacuation of Cameron Par­ cm • 7% acetate. for Back to Campus “ the first step toward organi­ the future better still.” line notified police. Organization must dre^ Ks inte­ If Weaver is appointed and The women's bodies lay in a grated command structure by iah—where 600 persons died in a sing our system for a more ra- NEW D FT.WT Tndift’t’sector in the north and In th«<8>afternoon Indicate very Selected Seconds Famous Percale tionai response to the pressing confirmed by the Senate he shallow ditch between Thatcher Gadra area tOO miles to the fighting is In progress in most 1969. He said France would halt 1967 hurricane—began at 9:M Road and Westlawn Cemetery Challenge of urban life.’’ would be the first Negro ever to (AP) — Indian and Pakis­ south, In southeast Pakistan sectors in Pakistan,” it said. its boycott of the Skiropean a.m. WASH ’N WEAR serve in a president’s Cabinet. in an unincorporated area near tani troths fought heavy where lit launched Invasions The Indian Defense Ministry Common Market U a common Livestock from the marsh ei* Johnson delayed announce­ The President hasn’t even Norridge on the northwe^ero farm policy is adopted, and was ts woa being hauled out kg ment of tats selection to the head engagements on tivo new Wednesday. reported “ fierce fighting” was ’ n e v e r — NO NEVER IRON SHEETS and CASES hinted at his choice, however, fringe of Chicago one block It was understood the tough­ in progress in the "Liahore sec­ obscure about hts alectoral in­ t^Cke the new department which will and others have been meiitlonod south of Montrose Avenue. fronts in northern and tent In a news conference last­ Black and red huntoeiN S be the 11th Cabinet post. est fighting was in the border tor.” An announcement said 17 TWIN SIZE in rumors, among them Robert The area is all white in racial southern Pakistan today. regions of the north near the Pakistani tanks had been de ing an hour and 26 mlnutea. warning flags were flying tram • GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR Speculation has centered on C. Wagner, who is not seeking population makeup. It is about a the mouth of the kUselaelppl IF PERFECT 2.99 ...... 1.99 Robert C. Weaver, director of India claimed 76 Pakistani West Pakistan city of Kasur and stroyed in the past 24 hours and He also labeled grotmdlees (BACKBID BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING GUARANTEE) , re-election as mayor of New mile from a forest preserve India’s city of Frerepore in that the Pakistanis have been any speculation that France River west to Galveston, Tex. the Housing and Home Finance York, and Albert Rains, an Ala­ where the bodies of three tanks— all American-made Backtracking Betsy’s ekast DOUBLE SIZE IF Agency, wWch is the core of the Punjab. trying to “ regain positions” might act as a mediator in the • RAZOR SHARP CREASE REMAINS IN FOR THE LIFE OF THE bama Democrat who specialized schoolboys, Anton Schuessler — were destroyed in a 24- As ths fighting raged. Pre­ they had lost to the Indian Viet Nam confUct, but vaguely target remained uncertain, n ie PERFECT 3.29 . .. 2.29 new dspartpaetR. Jr., 11, his brother, John, 18, SLACKS in housing legislation while a hour period. mier 0))ou Bn-lai of Red Oilna army. promised that she might be dis­ storm — described as teta-mou* Johnson aaid that in ths next member of the House. and Robert Peterson, 14, were In Rawalpindi, a Pakistani kxMsd another blast at India "These attempts of theirs posed to help if, a t some tutuza ing, big and dangerous — has CASES IF PERFECT 2 for 1.992 F o T 1.04 SB years “ we must literally Hie ' new department sup found in October 1968. The mys- .spidMimaa claimed..bnfl» -drfves and said its “ massive armed have been repulsed with heavy time, sound pos^biHties for set­ proved itself unpredictable. build a secohd AnteiSoa-----put­ «1U*' t w y of their slaying never hak •TESTED AND CERTIFIED BY THE NATIONWIDE CONSUMER FAIR ISLE OR SOLIDS plants the Huusliig" oia! HSnii t l io p jft i cold. But miua attack OB Pakiktan” could not losses to the Cherny," the an­ tlement might arise. The multiblilion-dollar off­ Crisp, snow white percales. Imperfections so slight ting in {dace os many houses, Finance Agency and puts under been solved. The boys - were said its nrcM were advancing have been carried out without nouncement said. shore oU industry — 4,800 oil TESTING INSTITUTE schools, apartments, parks and one roof urban-oriented p r o ­ strangled. As to his presidential oandida- wells and drilling platformo, E . C LA S SIC S IN they will not aJTect the wear. Stock up now I on both fronts, in (he Sialkot U.S. Consent and support. The wording of the announce­ cy in the Dec. 6 election, the 74- offices as we have built through grams now scattered among Sheriff’s police said a shot In a speech at a reception in some of them 100 miles frora HEATHER all the time since the pdlgrims several government depart­ had been heard in the vicinity of ment made it appear that the year-old president said only: land — was being evacuated • G-E Silieong Pektag at the North Korean Indians had inde^ gone on the promise you that you will cer­ srrived on these shores.” ments. the cemetery about 4:30 a.m. Embosity, Choii stopped short of and battened down. The Federal Housing Admin­ today. That stretch of Thatcher defensive after driring toward tainly know my intentUms with­ All possible equipment hod Stain Protaction LUXURIOUS KAPOK "The physical challenge le School Opening saying Oilna would provide in two months.” •wesome,” Johnson said. istration and the Federal Na­ Road would be dark and desert­ Lahore. headed for inland waters. About Miss Gotham SWEATERS tional Mortgage Association are concrete assistance to P^istan. India claimed its forces were He roved over a Hst of ques­ "But there is a challenge to ed at that hour. But he reiterated firm support 3,000 oil workers bad been BED PILLOWS among the subagencies that will Both women appeared to be In Brings Protests advancing along two other tions posed to him as the confer­ moved to safety. •A vailab la in the spirit that is even greater o f the Pakistanis. ence began in Blysee Palace and more demanding. be absorbed. Unlike the others, their 20s. One was clad In a fronts opened Wednesday north The last hurricane in the area 6*99 and 7.99 these two will retain their Officials in Washington and and south of the flatlands battle­ before more than 1,000 newsmen — Hilda last September — "It is not enough for us to In Massachusetts London were concerned lest Red and officials. All wanted Styles Regular 3.99 •reot towers of st^ e and glass names and identities. (Bee Page Eight) field. It appeared, however, that caused about $200 million dein* '$ Take your pick of two popular classics. Choose China take a hand tn behalf of these attacks — in the Sind area He touched briefly on the P 2 .8 7 or to lay out vast suburbs of BOSTON (AP) —The first day age to offshore oil rigs. and Colors from berry, blue, gold, green or beige. Sizes Pakistan by starting new trou' At 8 a.m. the Na-vy located the Non-allergenic, hygenic, soft, plump, luxury pillows. order and conformity. We must ble on India’s border. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) 82-40, in 100% wools. seek — and we must find — of school brought protest dem- center of Betsy about 236 milse King size, 22 x 28 in a variety of a.ssorted tickinga. onstraUons In two MasMChu- There were theee other diplo­ southeast of the mouth of th« ways to preserve and perpetu­ matic developments: ate in the city the individuality, setta cities against conditions in Mississippi River. She was m ov ­ —U.N. Secretary-General U in g west-northwest at 18 mllqs the human dignity, the reapeirt ■chools attended principally by Thant arrived in Rawalpindi, 90% Wool, 10% Nylon "Forestdale" for individual rights and the an hour, packing -winds of l20 to devotion to individual responsi­ Negro children. the Pakistan oopHol, on his mis­ 140 miles an hour. sion to seek a cease-fire. bility that have been parts of In Boston today, N eg^ par­ Provincetown School The trickle of evacuees, Soca the American character and ents decided to stage a boycott —Premier Amir Abass Hovel- to swell, started at Cameroo, ' BLANKETS strengths Of the American sys­ of schools in Roxbury and North da o t Iran flew into Turkey to the little town in western Loplid* tem.” Dorchester a n d to transport . consult with Turkish officials on ana near the Texas boraen Johnson said enactment of the their children themselves to less Pakistan’s appeal to them for Bans ‘Beatnik’ Dress where Hurricane Audrey killed Regularly $5.99 ' 4 .9 7 crowded schools In other sec­ military help. All three nations 500 in June 1967. tions. are members of the Central PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (AP) — Teen-agers have Most of those 600 died in surg­ The school committee refused Treaty Organization, an anti­ returned to junior and senior high school scrubbed ant ing tides which swept the coast* Perfect for the dorm . . . lightweight, warm, deep State News at an emergency meeting Tues­ communist alliance with which neat to comply with a ban on sandals, skirts above the al area. Betsy’s tides were site tone colors of wine, green, navy or gray. Sizes 60x80. day night to expand its school the United States is associated. expected to be high — (orecota bus program. An Indian communique, re knee, wild hairdos, and general sloppiness, at 10 to 12 feet at some points. . Provincetown, the tip of In Springfield, where schools porting the claim that 114 Pak • The Weather Bureau said ths T een-ager opened Wednesday, civil rights istant tanks had been destroyed Cape Ood, attracts thousands of was beginning to rub off on the* most likely landfall for the hur-'' Famous JEAN ALLAN pickets marched in front of the since Sept. 1, spoke In general tourists each summer of all hometown teen-agers, school rloane’s center was westeihl terms of the tottles. types including the beatniks, officials said. Louiaiana and the exitreme up­ Arrested in (See. Page Bight) "Reports received until this and beatnik dress and behavior Before school opened, they per Texas coast. SCATTER RUGS published a code of dress and Betsy left most o t the PTorlda behavior in a local newspaper. area without power and dM i $600 Holdup Supt. Arthur Malchman said ruined crops, flooded homes. 2.98 Value 2 For 3 .9 8 Science Teaching Revolution today, "The boys and girls real­ No damage estimate was Arm WETHERSFIELD (AP) ly looked nice— there were Large size 26 x 45 inch, 100% viscose fibers. Choose even some sport coata and (See Page Eight) from many decorator colors. Rubberized backing. A New Britain teen-ager tlea." TWO was arrested today in con?- The code, In part, for boys: nection with the $600 Biology: Darwin in the Lab No esoteric haircuts (exces­ Famous "LUX" Apollo hoWup of First National sive length); Supermarket on Route 9. Editor’s Note — Despite some<»of the Biological Sciences <3urri-®ed. Our program for them Isn’t Shirts must be tucked in; News Tidbits FOR criticism from church groups culum Study. sophisticated, but No sandals; Police said Miles White HI, high school biology courses may "For many jipup^tera, this giene, either.” ALARM CLOCKS 18, of 66 Jubilee St., New Brit­ Sport or suit coats or sweaters 100% WOOL FLANNEL soon start emphasizing tl)e will be the last science course The project got under way on with a shirt and tie required FROM GLEN OAKS ain, was picked up in New Brit­ teaching of evolution as a mator they have In high school. We the University of Colorado cam­ $^yoo ain and charged with robbery except during September end scimtlfic theory and dilscuss the decided the empha.sis should be pus in 1959 with a grant from Administration officials sre COMPARE! with violence. June; , BLAZERS BROOMSTICK facts of human reproduction. rrot so much on the facts of the National Science Foundation For the girls: confident French President de* 2 ,1 9 In the holdup Wednesday, a These developments are report­ science, as on how you can ask to the American Institute of Hemlines not above the knee; Gaulle will not be able to die*, man wielding a nickel-plated re' ed In the following third of five questions of nature." Biological Sciences. Gorbman, No excessive makeup; tate the dismantling of the WIDE WALE CORDUBOY SLACKS Desk size, metal case . . ..assorted colors . , . hand reiver stole the money from the articles in the revolution in the Although cutting up dead who had been involved from the No teased hairstyles; NATO military commahd eye- wound . . . 90 day guarantee. •. market and fled in a car, elud' SiR’s in the U.S. school system. frogs is not part of the program, start, recently resigned to be­ No hair dye; tern. . . . Gen Wesain y Weisla tag police roadblocks. come dean of the College of Arts SPORT COATS By O.K. HODENFIELD there still is heavy emphasis on No esoteric earrings (those refuses to stop aside as com* Police said White was traced laboratory work and field work. and Sciences at Rutgera Univer­ that hang down several Inches mander of Dominican Repub* through Information that da- AP Education Writer sity this fall. ADJUSTABLE, HIGH INTENSITY BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — ”We give the students lab below the ear). lie armed forces center, oreoS* 2 Pair For serlbed the oar. experiences where they aren’t ’ibe textbooks and other ma­ tag a new orlsla for new pro* New Britain police said |667 Sure, everyone, remembers high terials were the joint product of Malchman said the ideas be­ ‘ \ school biology. That’s the sure how things are ralng to hind the code are seK-dlsclpUne vlalonol government. . . .Sen. 1 7 .8 8 ta cash w u found on White's turn out," Grobman said. "The university professors and high Mansfield propoeee pledge tty Wanted fabrics in Ivy or Continental STUDY. LAMPS course where you cut up a dead school teachers. and pride. "If the pupil takes READY CUI-FfO person. They quoted him students need facts, but memor­ United States and other no* models. Pre-hemmed cuffs, waist sizes saying ha spent t>. No weapon frog. The professors knew what pride in himself, he’ll take pride Choose from wine, navy, camel or Well, frogs are getting a new ization of facts isn’t enough." should be taught, the teachers in his school and in his studies, tlons to work through UN ta PLAIN ERONE 27-88. Choose from olive, blue, black was found in the Car, Unlike some of the "new" adjust foreign old program onfi green flannel blazers . . . Olive or White was picked up os he lease on life in the "new biolo­ knew what could be taught," he said. MODELS or gray. If bought separately, 6.95 pr. ,4 .8 9 gy” which has been developed science programs, this biology Grobman says. Principal George Leyden told help restore peace between In­ whiskey color corduroys . . . Regulars •rove to work. has been written for the aver­ dia and Pakistan. . . . Jack Famoua Keystone Brand here. So are crayfish and earth­ By the time the materials the students Wednesday the 36-46, longs 88-46. worms. The emphasis has age student, with special ma­ Ruby asserts persons ta “high Compare at |7. Airline Probe Wjfre ready for commercial pub­ code will be strictly enforced.’’ changed. terials prepared both (or fast lication tn 1963, they had been "Let no one fight this, be ptaoee” have sought to sop* and slow learners. Bye-eaving aid for every etudent. All metal . . . a WA8HINOTON (AP) — The In its most radical departure revised several times after test­ cause "you’re going to press foots about Preeklenl Kennedy's osseaetaotloa end Styled by Famous Maker necessity to relieve eye strain. Olrll Aeronautics Board ordered from the traditional, the new About 70 per cent of all 10th ing on 166,000 students In dozens losing battle," he said. AVAILABI E IN sm Investigation Wednesday blologj-' part of curricula reform graders study biology, com­ of large and small high schools He said the school committee following events but named no which will consider AUegheny in U.S. educaticn teaches evolu-’ pared with 41 per cent of the names. . . . King Faisal of REVERSE rWISIS COLOR HAPPY MEN'S PULLOVER Schools normally buy biolo­ believes the code is needed to Airline’s appUcaUon to redesig- tlon as major scientific theory, 11th .graders studying chemis­ gy books every five years "encourage os much as possible Saudi Arabia arrives ta Oeiro AND FLANNEIS ■ate its New London, Conn., and discusses the facta o( hu­ try, and 28 per cent of the 12th Grobman said. *'The maximum a happy and normal develop­ for talks with President NaO* stop as New Lemdon-aroton. SWEATERS CURTAIN CLOSE-OUT' man reproduction. graders studying physios. market is about 400,000 a year. ment." ser. . , . Soviet Unlop aeeueao SPORT SHIRTS ’"nUa puts a tremendous bur­ U.S. of blocking ogreemeat ofi OF DISCONTINUED STYLES The InvesUgatlon will also try Ooming up soon in an early In two yearn, we’ve sold about He told the glrU, "Often when Shaggy knit mohair and wool sweat­ to determine whether Alleghe- revision of the text: the blologl- den on Qie high school biology 60,000 which means that about you sit down the short dress treaty to ban underground nil* oal basis for human racial dlf- course to pnnnde a general ed­ 76 per cent ot the schools are clear tests to continue its owa ers, styled with V-neck and saddled • Cape Cods By% route between Washington creeps up — not a very happy *1?" 3 For 10. and Boston should be renewed terenoes, and ths problems of ucation (or ills in a world In- buying them. teaching situation." program. itiiched shoulders for a full fashioned • Tier Sett 1 / 1 / sr modified. human population growth. oreaslngly dominated by 'We think this means that at Malchman said the students ..Young Poklstonta rip «t yO tO OFF York to Boston includes Bridge­ troversy la a natural step when "The slow Isamers, and those cent ot the high school students think Its going oveh without any the U « . oonsulate, end bum B SchooVs In Drive Carefully you consider the knowledge ex- who juat can’t handle the regu­ taking b lolo^ will be studying ta the Poet Offioe Iquare white and sw d cfdor twills. Ivy IiMgue Uuv*- •Tailored and 'A port, New Haven end Bradfey hltchea." Moat of the parents pkMrion that has rooked the sd- lar oourss, deserve more than our materius.' reacted favorably also, he eald, crying- “ Yankee go Home.'* field. 'This group of youngsters— making sure to walk just a watsrsd-down hygiens All royalties go to the Nation­ styles with buttondown ccdlars. Iai>- Rufflad Daeront TTm OAB diamlseed AUegha- uoatlon world. Soma biology but. there was some op ^ ltlon . President JohnsoB'e Viet Nam fred styling in s, m, I, xl. If bought in the crosswslk at the Spruce and Oak Street in­ being taught today ta 100 years course. 8o we wrote a pronam al Science Foundation, which policy is supported by paid tah • Parfact for REGULAR PRICES ■ y 'l applloation (or relaxed res- for them with heavy emphaals Mrs. John B. Stetson wrote, trioUons on the route from tersection—is representative of a total of nearly behind the times. has Invested about )8 million in vertleemente in 14 newepapete on lab work. "Many styles among the young homa and dormt Bradley Field to Washington. It 9.500 youngsters who went back to school in Man- "Our goal is not to produos the project. may not meet with everyone’s future solentlats, but to make "Many of those youngsters Although the materials seem ■aid It would discuss Uia issue cnester today. Motorists, are urged to use added havs troubla oommunlcatin favor but Is it really any o t our t o M i healing on renewal e( every student an sffsotivs oM- to tava won general aooept- buslnesa imliees they eur (or an BfKe^vo sad Dum H 9 caution during hours the children are en route to laen ta an ago a t agisiws," said but tbay om do things wli ore awn jroungT’* Feste ta Asta,** (Saa Vhta nght) and from achool. ( H e i^ photo by Ofiara.) Dr. AmoM OrebnwB, dtasotor thslr hands. T b s y is tob-ortant- (•aa Fbcb Ttaa), MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEBTBl, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 ffUGE TWO MANC)IESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », IfW Army In Fabi of thia yoar debts of $137,000, although she V e rn o n tretnlaf at Town Awoirdi had been earning $50,000 a year. 12th Circuit Sheinwold on Bridge Com e and visif with the Se weTiast ‘•Carmen Jones” In 1956 Menraeutlk Three Contlraets Actress’s Death . brought her an Academy nomi­ •old eoldisr is nation for best actre.ss ■ • a far G>urt Cases FAVORABLE BREAK South dealer Personnel Rules cry from her movie debut In a IS SECOND CHANCE North-South vulnerable i 1964 at* of' Itooiivllla the tmrn has awarded thras Tarzan picture. She was also NOKIH High Boitool. oontraote for varied supplies; acclaimed for "Porgy and ROCKVILLE SESSION By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 752 "HI-NEIGHBOR GIRL" Mm Om OradooBeeu aiee on* for 111,780 to CKorchss Mo­ Puzzles Police Kenneth Dufresne, 43. of 87 9 173 Lists Penalties^ Infractions . Marina Private Roger CaCar* tors at Idanohsstor another for Bess’'.” In later years she had In general, a defendsr who 6 K J4 mody, son of MrsI. M a» B. appeared largely in supper TalooU Ave., and Omsr S'- Blkn- has an ace should try to cap­ $1,860 to Leonard Oondrat* Pip* ■OLLTWOOD (AP) The 4 QJ43 Cormody of HandleI Rd., Roolk of,Hamden, end a third fsf 8a,- clubs. chett, 22, of Hartford were each ture a king or a quean with it. Th* Vsmon board of reprs-Tthe town for material favor or vtlle, graduated Aug. 81 from fortune* of Dorothy Dandiige, Dorothy was bom In Cleve­ A declarer should try to dis­ at the'OPENING of the esntatlvas Tuesday adopted per* consideration to bknaelf or a 380 to Motorola Oommunloa' fined $100 in separate charges o f; 4 Ql 109 rsorult training at ths Marina tlona of Wast Hartford. belle of "Carmen JoneST’ ap­ land, Ohio, the daughter of the lodge a defender’s ace without 9 K9I6 9 Q 10 aonnsl rulaa for town employs*. ralatlve, and If tha employe Corps Rsorult uspot at Parris Rev. April Dandridge. Her operating a motor vehicle while giving anything up in th* pro­ H is rules wars submitted to th* holds a poaltion having dlrsot Chorches will furnish ths peared to be on the ugNlIng mother. Ruby, traveled with her G 003 ‘i 0 9732 contact with the person or Island, B.C. highway dsparimant with two their llcensea are under sue- cess Sometimes a contract de­ ♦ A7 <4 109IS board of Dlrsotor of Adminis­ Union Church affaln. and Vivian In the tumbling act. penaior. at the Rockville session pend* on which side has lU way •OUTB tration Jay BUtnger and Mayor firm; Dodga dump trucks, complsto She had Jnat returned, In good and when the tour reached Los NEW MEN’S BAR If an amploya makae a contri­ ■ervioss at th* Union Oongre- with bodiss and hoists. Its m e s, of Circuit Court 12 Tuesday. in this type of struggle- AKS ntom as J. McOuaker. goiUonal Church this ButMlay aptrlta, from Mexico, where «he Angeles Ruby put the children John C. Qleaaon, 63. of 61 Opening lead — Queen of AS42 at the Th* rules establish speolflo bution to a political party or which Includes th* tradsdn of waa signed for two movies. Fit* In school. Ruby then took parts Phoenix St., waa fined $10 on a oandldata of campaign funds, or will begin again at- the usual three used vehicles, was th* spades. AGIO psoaltlea, and list a variety of hour, 10:46 a.m. The time lowest of six Uda, opened on tere had been summoned to In movies and radio, winning an charge of breach of peace as West opened the queen of 4 K53 offenses. Also includsd in the aettvriy participates in the prepare her costumes for a New audience of her own in roles the result of an incident in spades, and South won with the We« North THREE J't RESTAURANT management, analrs, or cam­ change starts ths fall schedule Aug. IS. rulea are typit of separations, of the church. A church school Leonard Oonersto Pips will York night club engagement. with the late Hattie McDaniel in which another man. Jeremiah king. Needing three club tricks. 1 NT Past 2 NT including layoffs, dismissals paign. An aoqiloya may, how­ Then, within hours, the the old ’’Beaulah" show. Fay of Manchester, is charged South thought that his best 3 NT AU ever, register with a p«aty and staff mastkig will bs held Sun­ supply ths department of publto Dorothy di-opped out of high end permanent esparatioM. day, Sept. 13, from 2 to 6 pm., woriu with 80 precast oonersto changeable career of the beau- with the theft of Gleason’s dog. chance was to find the six miss­ Penalties art: vot* In elaotkma. tMul Negro singer-actress school and, with Vivian and an­ A second charge of breach of ing clubs divided S-S so that FRI., SEPT. 10th from 7 to » fM. An employe may also bs dis­ and the church school will open tops, to be used for catch ba­ reached Us end. Her body, clad other girl, formed a trio that Warnings: A department charged for Uie following rea­ S e ^ 19. sins and Inlets. It’s pries of peace against Glea.-ion was dummy's last low club would to IS points), and the next play­ bead may, for disotpllnaxy pur­ $46 per top was ths' lowest of In a Ught blue nightgown, was sang with the Jimmy Lunceford nolled (not prosccutedl. Fay be good. er passes. You hold i Spikdes, SPECIAL PRICES W IU PREVAILI sons; Conviction of a cim lnal eeUngi of the Junior and found Wednesday In the bath­ band in the late 1930s, In 1944 poses, warn any permanent em­ offena* or of a mladsmsanor In­ Senior Pllgtim Fellowship will three Mda submitted and open­ also was presented before Judge South therefore led the king Q-J-lO-t; Hearts. K-9-8-8; Dia­ ploye in his department. The ed on Xug. 30. room of her apartment near Uie \ she married Harold Nicliola.s. Stanley YeaUkiewicz, but his of clubs, forcing out the ace. monds, 8r6-S; Oubs, A-7. volving moral turpitude; begin on Oot. 8. Sunset Strip. She waa 41. and again interrupted her warnings shall be in writing, Confession to an tonmoral or Hoepital Note# Motorola, who was tha only case was continued until Sept. West returned the jack of What do you say? with a copy to the mayor, to one to submit a bid In Aug. 20, The corbher's office .said the career. They were divorced In 14. spades to the ace, and declarer criminal act; Admittedted yesterday:yeste Martha cause of death was still a mys­ 1961. and Dorothy entered dra­ A charge of taking a motor Answer; Bid two clubs, the THREE r$ RESTAURANT the employe, and to the merit Wilful violation of any of the McHutchinson, Grant Hill will furnish and Install, In park ma school to learn acting. led out the queen and jack of Stayman Convention. If partner system board. The employe and rec department vehicles, tery today. Sheriffs homicide vehicle without the owner’s per­ clubs. The suit failed to break, ROUTE 6 and 44A—BOLTON, CONN. provisions of th* charter or Rd., Tolland; Velma Mar Lt. David Hamilton said no foul •’But no producers knocked on has a major suit of four or must sign oJl copies of the personnel rules; tin, Willie Clr.i Eileen Warner, I four mobile radios, thrs* with my door.” she once said, mission, reduced from theft of and South was down. more cards, he will bid it and warning. all accessories and one with' play waa indicated. DOROTHY DANDRIDGE a motor vehicle, against John Intoxication while on duty Anthony Hd., Tolland; Jullanne "It could have been either •’There just aren’t that many F. Hogan, 17, of Montauk Dr., It was reasonable to play for you will raise to game in that Suspensions; In the caae of or, during working hours, D o m b e k, Stafford Springs; out. ’The installation will be accidental or natural,” he told parts for Negro actresses.” the 3-3 break In clubs, but only suit. If partner has no major any employe whose Julla-Moskwo, Rockville. compatible with the existing waa nolled by prosecutor F. Jo­ . - - record drinking alcoholic beveragea or system of the public works dS' newsmen. was on her door. He used a Singing again, she appeared j seph Paradlso. as .a second chance. South suit, he will bid two diamonds prerious warnings lor a beer, or carrying alcoholic,, Births yesterday: A soh to The coroner’s senior Inquest crowbar to break in. in the revue "Meet the People.” | Patricia Puddister, 19 of should play first for the chance and you will then jump to three shnllar offense, a department beverages or beer on his per- Ml? Mrs. Arthur Ashwell, piartment. deputy, Charles Uanghauser Miss Dandrige found misfor- then Joined the Deal Amar band ' that West started with a sin­ notrump. head may recommend suspen- ] gon, or storing them on town 102 Woodbrldge St., Manches­ I in Hollj-wood. This started her Thompsonvllle, charged with ~ HELD IN SHOOTING said an autop.sy revealed no tune, as well as fame, in show breaking and entering and with gleton or doubleton ace of clubs. Copyright. 1988 Sion of a permanent emi^oya \ property; ter; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. conclusive results as to the I business. upward on the night club circuit Leads Low General Features Oorp. Register Now without pay for a period not to James ’Twohlg, Buff Cap Rd., CHAPLIN (AP)—State police I With her sister Vivian she and, ultimately, in pictures. larceny under $260, pleaded Knowingly recording another cause of death Innocent to the charges and South should begin the clubs exceed 10 days. Notice of the emplove’s time or having hla Tolland. charged 87-year-oId Henry Pelc FTlnni determination of the ‘cured the country In a singing, selected trial by jury. The case by leading a low club from his recommendation of suspension own Ume recorded by another; Discharged yesterday: John with assault with Intent to mur­ cause can be made only after! dancing and u^b**"* J^hen ■ Morals Oiarge hand. If West held the single- must be reported immediately Poliansky, Ellington; Paul der today after a shooting at was continued to Oct. 5 at East Theft, or removal from the Spring, Windsor; Timothy Just, Pelc’s Chapel Street residence completion of microscopic and , young to speak Hartford. ton ace, he would have to play to the mayor, who bos author­ premises of ths town, any town chemical laboratory .n.Hi.sstudies. distinctly.tinctly Jobs as a band vocal- HARTFORD (API—A Newing­ it, and South would easily get FRANK’S GAFE ity to approve or deny the ac- 7 Berger Rd.; Betty McNa­ ’The victim, Frank Klase, 43, 1st followed, then .stardom in Joseph Romano, 18, of H art­ property without proper au­ mara, EEllngton; Christine Na­ of Willlmantic, was wounded However, there Is no indication ton man was charged Wednes­ ford, was fined $25 after he three club tricks. tton, and the merit aystem thorisation; at this time of death from foul films, of which she made a doz­ day with living off the earnings As it happens. West plays the The Family Restaurant board must be furnished with a deau, 64 Prospect St.; Janet several times in the chest and en, beginning in the 1950s. pleaded guilty to a charge of Beverly Bollino Burton Sleeping while on duty, or back, state police said. play or violence,” Langhauser of a dissolute woman and en­ seven of clubs, and dummy wins CORNER MAIN and PEARL written statement specifically being absent from assigned Osuna, 82 Snipsle St.; Ann Ku- said. In recent years, financial re­ obtaining liquor by false state­ llch, Metcalf______Rd.,______Tolland. He waa hospitalized in Wlllt verses and other troubles came ticing a Woman into prostitu­ ment. with the jack. South returns to setting forth the circumstances place of work during working Her manager for 14 years. tion. his. hand with a diamond and FRIDAY SPECIAL of the suspension. The employe ’The Herald’a Vernon Ekireon ^ mantle and later was trans- Earl Mills, found her dead when too. In 1962 she was divorced Charles L, Sheltra, 22, of hours without permission; Is at 88 Park Sb, RockviUe, I ferred to Hartford Hospital. One 9 from her second husband, res­ Joseph P. Danulevlch. 22, of Stafford, had a charge of rape leads his other low club. will bt furnished with a copy of Falsifying personnel records he went to the apartment after 64 Woodland St., waa also pre­ This time West must play his COMPLETE DANCE STUDIO the statement. P.O. Box 827, toL 876-8186 or | of the bullets lodged In Ms spins, she had failed to an.swer the taurant owner John Denison. continued to Sept. 14 for a or town records of any kind, 648-2711. state police said. They had no children. In 1963 sented on charges of aggravated ace. He get* cnly a low club Demotions: Salary reductions making false claims or misrep­ phone. The co.stume fitters were assault and indecent assault. hearing on probable cause. from South and a low club from LOBSTER MNNER DIRECTORS: BEVERLY and LEE BURTON or demotion of an employe may due shortly. Mills said the chain she filed for bankruptcy, listing Sheltra pleaded guilty to a From Appetisers to Dessert resentations In an attempt to Orcuit Court Judge Henry J. the dummy. South can get a sec­ be recommended by a depart­ obtain sick leave benefits or Naruk continued the case until charge of non--support. but? the ond club trick with his king and sentence waa deferred until ment head. A written state­ accident Insurance benefits of Sept. 29. Danulevich was taken can then get to dummy with a 22 OAK ST. ment of the reasons for the workman’s compensation. to Hartford Stade Jail in • lieu next week. diamond to cash the queen of •2.50 Other dispositions: Robert (Hou$e & Hale Bldg.) action must be furnished to the Warnings, suspensions and, of $5,000 bond. clubs, making the contract. Fresh breads and pas* employe, and a copy filed with ultimately, discharge may be Tour Friendly Host, Ray Stanko say* — Danulevich was arrestM on Auguste, 33, of Stafford South cannot be sure that the mayor and the merit syo- Springs, following too closely, tries made daily. Invoked for a serlea of othar CO Mr 'N DANCE THURS., FRI. or SAT. the complaint of a 19-year-old West will have to play his ace tom board at teut five idays offenses. Including: Canadian girl. She' was ar­ nolled; Margaret M. Devine, of of clubs on the first or second BALLET . . . TAP . . . JAZZ prior to the effective date of Don Moore and "His Versailles” Sprlngrfleld, improper passing, Featuring Daily Spedaia Violating ordsrs of auperiors, raigned Wednesday on a charge trick, or even that West has the the action. insubordination or disgraceful WATCH OUR FIiTURE ADS FOR A of being found in the United $15; Niell B. Flnnegfan, 18, of ace of clubs. It costs nothing to No demotion shall be made as West Hartford, failure to drive As’ Always ACROBATIC . . . BALLROOM conduct, whether on or off SPECIAL announcement : States after being deported. try; if the attempt falls, there a disciplinary action unlees the duty; oflfenslve language or in the eataibllshed lane, nolled; is always time to play for the Legal Beverages employe to be demoted is elig- * For Party Reservations—Phone 64S-6058 * Francis Quinn, 42, of 46 Silver- conduct toward the public or 3-3 break. Miss Marilyn St. Pierre will be added to our staff g>le for permanent employ­ town officers or employee; In- * DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS—85c * wood Dr., failure to drive left, Daily Question TEL. 649*5544 ment in a lower class, and pro­ $18; Carl Sheldon, 54, Haulford, as Baton Instructor this year. competency; carslsssnsss or Partner opens with 1 NT (16 viding there is a place for negUgence; failure to pay or instructing an unlicensed per­ him. Any permament employe OAK ST. RESTAURANT son, $10. and driving in im­ make reasonahle provisions for \ Study With Qualified Professional Teachers who Is demoted may appeal the future payment of his just debts 80 OAK ST. PLENTY of FREE PARKING proper lane, nolled; Charles T. action to the merit board with­ PURE WOOL MATCHING NYLON Bwig, 22. Springfield, speed­ Register At The Studio Thursday, Sept. 9 thereby causing ~xaeK>yance to Where You Can Enjoy . ______-Help* Shown 8x80 Frt.-Sat. in five days after notifica^on his superior oKicer or scan­ ing, $21; Raymond E. Bartholo­ Of the action. Fine Food mew, 52, willlmantic, intoxica­ riiLnr*^""'M i ■ 3-8 P.M. dal to the service; failure to SOFTNESS WITH JERSEY TOP AND Layoffs: No regular employe report for overtime work with­ In a Relaxed tion. $10; Crtstobalo Berrios, "Kiwaliiy&y** ^ other Evealngs oan be laid off while a pro- Hartford, intoxication, $10. Or Call 649-7347 or 643-4448 Anytime out good reason after being Atmosphere 'Vlsional or temporary employe scheduled to work; fighting or RICH SMOCKINO STRETCH STOCKINGS Is employed in the same class instigating a fight on town In that department. Work per­ Enjoy Your Favorite m p w D m v i N B i premises or while on the job formed by the person laid off at any time; violating a safety Cocktail While Here will be zeasslgned to other em­ rule or safety practice or caus­ ployes, • • t s ing Injury to another employe; Rt. 87. Lebanon, Conn. The layoff of employes shall repeated failure to record own Phone 423-0238 be made In Inverse order of 6.88 3.99 Now On Fall Schedule time on the appropriate time m o N i w w n r i their current rating determined record; absence from work Shows Frl., Sat., Sun. Only! by the mayor on the basis of SIZES 7 TO 15 comp* value 4,98 Ursula Andress “SHE” HoCobUAiKwhssssr JhsL (jdshmk, without notifying supervisor; The most service reports and length of and being habitually late or ob- ACROSS DOWN Steve McQueen ehoUongIng service. Older employes will be "GREAT ESCAPE” , sent without reasonable cause, 2 Those who enjoy 5 Across A2Z the {asUon fa die world, at dell^tfuDy EzeiHng new look diat adds up to total fashion, ^ lo v story STUDIO of PIANO, ORGAN and VOICE among the last to be laid off. where habitual is defined 1 Tou and me MEAD0WS°^^‘ THEBEAIlESi Permanent employes will be 3 Homonym for “wood” 4 More readily low prices—the exciting thing about shoppfag, fa this match-mated set at our extra-lew prioel HTfD -spcro fXPiVV RT 91 Noilli M no* CobU CQIORI i'.o fo w timet three times in 30 days. 5 The best-tasting cigaretts 6 If you changed the "a” to an given at least 14 days notice in A department he^ may find at Robert Halil Terfect example; this very new Shapely turfleneck top of clinging nylon H E L D O V E R ! omuMiN zwaimniMUNi I ease of layoffs. Notices will be you can smoke "e," it would be “then” jersey. . . zippered-back for on-off ease, it advisable to recommend ter­ 7 Wage battle Jane Hunter* fashion in basketweavc all-wool In writing, and wiU give the mination of an employe’s serv­ fa sophisticated black, and striking colors. E ^ Resumes Teaching reasons for the action. 8 Change (coU.) . . . its gently shirred bodice in creamy off-white, GRINDER SALE) ' ices inuriedlately, rather than With leg-hugging nylon strefeh-to-fit stocldngl Resignations: To resign In go through various interim with lovely smocking embroidery to match Saturday Morning, Sept, l l good standing, on employe must the lively contrasting color skirt to match, andcitch scconcl gluncesi S, M, L. give at least 14 days prior no- steps, when, In the department In Color With Fellowship Hall THE NEW Monday, Sept. 20 head’s judgment, and depend­ Community Baptist Churcb Bce, unless the mayor, because ing upon the seriousness of the •THE BEATLES" DIRECTORS FREDERIC E WERNER of extenuating circumstances, offense, the employe’s behavior Also In Color At the Green agrees to a shorter notice peri­ on East Center St. and ELIZABETH W. WALTERS constitutes a hazard. , Steve McQueen BOLTON LAKE HOTEL od. A written resignation m ust A(HI Dinner DOTTY GIBSON PERRETTS ) “THE GREAT ESCAPE’ HAM or SALAMI...... SOc be supplied to the appointing The Ladies Auxiliary of the Children under 12 Fri'c: ROUTE 44*A—BOLTON, CONN. authority (the mayor) stating "DELIVERIES AT NOON’’ FREDERIC E. WERNER (he reasons for leaving. Ancient Order of Hibernians GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Evory Tliiirs. Night from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. will have a pot luck supper to­ P Call Mrs. Stuart Rosa The resignation shall be for­ night at 6:30 p.m. at the Moose SCHOOL 649-6255 Instructor of Piano and Organ warded to the , merit system IT A U A N O 4k board. Failure to comply shall rooms in Rockville. Tareyton OF THE DANCE or Mrs. Gordon Adama be entered on the employe’s •FaU FroUc’ Join the Unswitchabits. 643-0016 LOUISE L. RECKNAGEL permanent record and may be A "Fall FYollc Dance,” spon­ cause for denying future em­ sored by the St. Bernard’s Mar­ Get the filter cigarette Tap - Ballet - Acrobatic J- Instructor of Piano ployment by the town. ried Couples Club, will be held ^ -.with the taste REED’S Oct. 2 at 8:30 p.m. at the Pol Appeals: Any employe ag­ worth fighting for. — also — grieved by any action under Ish American Club ballroom. RESTAURANT EM Sojka’s Orchestra will pre>- 840 Main St., Manchester KAREN W. PEARL toMe sections may appeal to Tareyton has a white outer tip BATON the merit system tward acoord- vide music, and a buffet will be . and an inner section of charcoal Instructor of Piano and Voice fng to provisions provided by. served at 10 p.m. ’Tickets may COUNTRY AND EiHI'.'I'I'I'l.VAIN ST F.^^’ MARr»OW0 be purchased from club mem' Together, they actually improve ' AIR CnNlMTlONFO 4/7.fHt r ■ . AU YOU CAN EAT — $3.00 Pot Po t m * (he charter. by Sandra Rau, In cases where disciplinary bers or at the door. ’The pro- the flavor of Tareyton's fine tobaccos. WESTERN MUSIC "IN HAR.M’S WAY" In our main dining riiom... action is recommended but not eds will benefit St. Bernard’s Instructor with an all-star cast DANCING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Beginners Our Specialty „ oaiT ied out, the mayor shall (jnurch. Featuring Table reservations may be Shown once only 8:35 Banquet Facilities Available Up To 450 have the power to order all 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER study with (Qualified Teachers of Conn. State Mosle written evidence of the recom­ made with Jack Fy>rtln, AdgC' Uncle Howard and His Plus wood Dr., or Richard Outersoa, Teachers Association mendation removed, from the (ORANGE HALL BUILDING) “LAW OF THE LAWLESS* service record of the employe, 6 Grandview Terrace. Bi-aolor with Dale Robertson Ea|oy thoM BOLTON and the employe shall be so yAsib Technidui “Smoky Mountain STUDIO: 875 MAIN STREET notified. If the mayor falls to Army Pvt. Wesley R., Bum- Shown once only 7:00 o’clock LAKE HOTEL "Friday order the written material re­ ham, oon of Mr. ahd Mrs. Har­ REGISTER NOW! Boys” Note: One performance TEL. 643-7815—649-7333—649.1740—643-9819 moved from the file, the em­ ry C. Burnham, 44 Gerald Dr„ starts 7 o'clock NIto Fish Dtnnor ployee may appeal to the merit Rockville, was assigned as Spoclais" ovorioeklng board. After investigation, the photograpMo laboratory tech­ Call .649*6766 • 649*2761 EVERY board may order the removal nician In the Signal Corps in THURS., FRI., SAT. bMHtiful Belton Laho of the recommendation. the , Taunus District, Wura- The -following offenses have burg, Germany, Aug. 20. from our Torroeo Room. been declared reason for imme­ Pvt. Buriihant entered the M-* peophonthego... diate discharge: Twin Lobsters, Shrimp New- Lemon Sole, Lobster SMts, If an emplojle has used or burg. Fried Clams, BroUed Seafood .. Marinara, Saute threatened to use ersonal or Now thru Sat. LongosUnos, Silver Smelta, NOTICE Twin Lobsters With Drawn political Influence in s p r in g Peter O’Toole Crab Bleat Au Gratln, Com­ go BURGER CHEF promotion, leave of absence, Butter, Salmon Steak, Rain­ bination Seafood Plate, Bak­ transfer,er, change of grade,g pay. IF YOU TAKE VITAMINB bow Trout With Anchovlo ed Shrimp and Clams, ^ f u - or character of woric; t u r n PAGES AND SEE Butter, HaUbut Steak, Baked lor Broiled Lohrter m th K any employe boa Induced Stuffed Shrimp, Soft Shell Drawn Butter, Spedol G or attempted to Induce any per- P A G E 9 Priscilla Gibson Croba, Fried Shrimp, Boston Pound Lobster With Itoawa OQ|a or firm doing bunlnesawlth Sorod, Lobster Newburg, Butter. DANCING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GIRLS’ WHITE COTTON GIRLS’ JUMPER School of Dance Arts Technicolor Evening* Only BOB MALTEMPO and the VIBRATIOMS SLIPS WITH PRACTICAL DRESSES WITH THEIR 1089 MAIN STREET "Jim" 6:10-8:46 Doors 5:45 ROCK and ROLL STAG DANQINO OWN BLOUSEI Tbs pieces yra see b«s an fast a ADJUST-LENGTH SKIRT EVERYONE WELCOME 21 YEARS AND OVER ssinpla o t (be moss Gan 400 u tb* "All Passes— Art Alone Endures" (■H 6-:3 >81? AlH CONmiKINM) AMF’U PARKINP. ENTRANCE IN REAR mttaiidiag Ethsn Allen open mock WARM, WELCOMING, lor ewv »om in your Doneing Should B« A Fort Of Every Child's Education WONDERFULizFZkxrf^RPD PTTr howce Chooto poip inionml AfltiiwMAAntigoti c o m p l y Hnck degznt Hrirloom Solid Cbaoik 1 ETHAN ALLEN gnaoiM Solid Mabogany, space- string, Natige-mskiog Cuittm Soon EARLE AMERICAN Man mdia and trsdidonsl Ooionisl ia Regularly 2,9/ Have you ever watched children who have been given the advantages of proper danc* sagged Solid Msplt end Bbcb. 8ae k lod^. training? If so, you would immediately have noticed th* effect of such training, es­ UNFORGEnABLE! Longer wear for the money. . . waist has snip- Dacron* polyester and cotton blend A-Une pecially In youngster.* of pre-adolescent age. Their instinctive response to music and College budgete end ahd-open seam to give added length as your jumper styles with deep front pleat. . . fa a choice their harmonious'hiuscular co-ordination can be accomplished through the development Burger Chst belong to* STORE HOURS gjrl grows taller. Stretcli-to-fit elasticizcd'sides of tab *n button trim, as shown or a nautical of an individually co-ordinated program which can only be arranged by a trained, gsthsr. Burger Chst... Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. on embroidered bodice gives the comfortable motif. . . Iwth with (heir very own little experienced personnel. Only here in the stimulating experience of the dance class will where sof will buy aoom* for a color TV? Open Thursday and Friday Evenings fit she needs. With dainty laco trim; .button-front short-sleeved blouse. Washes plete meal: open-flame Closed Wednesdays they develop a sense of delightful,' Individual accomplishment as well as the pojiture, GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES bdju$table straps for proper fit. And, the like a dream, makes a little girl look like onel rhythm and poise that molds a youngster Into a better social being—graceful, gracious broiled hamburger, e rloh ni£Be-edge gives it flirty looki Assorted fall shades. Sizes 3 to 6X. milk shake, and e heap ^ skiitwith a and self-possessed. There are many fallacies In poorly scheduled programs for the eritp goldsn trie*. .OTAOT oe LB* »NK CHAHOE MOMTHLY HCFAYMlIfr TEHI88 T h * ______^ , , development of your child’s potentialities. It Is imperative that you, as a parent, should, (parymO UmonUit Mi “ be guided by the competence and merit of your dance Instructor; for although dancing t 300~ $18 la a heathful form of enjoyment, the Importance of it to you la the development of a 9 S S 600 J 5 . vibrant, firm, healthy body. ■5 5 5 " 84 •7T MAIN ST. 1,200 72 JS I 11 f INStIKANCI INUl U»1 O Do.lno. t h e CONNECTICUT EANK CHAME IT Regigtrations now being accepted by phone-**643-;5710i 643*6414 or at the '■SsOTHlir 2 0 UNION 8TBBET—ROCKVILLB, CONN. FARMINGTON SOUTH WINDSOR atudio Sept. 9 and 10~-2 to 8, Sept. 11—10 to 4. AND TRUST COMPANY Phonts: WITH ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) ROUTE 5 ON Hfirni' of till) \A/orM<: Ok m Iih’I M .imlnin Manchester 643-0890—-Rockville 876-2531 UM-CAII AT ROUTE 177 (PLAINVILLS A V B .^ BAST HARTFORD LINE 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 MANCS^BSTBR BVBNINO,HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN# THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,196B , «

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THURSDAY NIGHT • to S O’CLOCK FREE BAHERY INSTALLATION SutiBfacUon Guoponleod or Your Money Back MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 ■ANCUBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,19M "Come, Holy - CHiost, "Deck sad Otod- quire only 6M Air Force trana- B olton Today^B Fbiren Count Qiurch Sing Thyself.. wit 1th Jegr oaf Events ports —> feea than halt the IJOO nese,’’ end 'Tfdw Tboak W e AB Impponed befbro the worM has done formerly required — to move a QUESTIONS 4.0 Our God’’ from tbs odllectioB C onn& M cut division to trouble epota. o n d PTA Treats "Eighteen Miscenoaeous Prs* very much more than think about this, The streamlining ie designed W m Be Led hides.’’ The lerga tr^ y o h "Ky>> with eocasionel partial rehearaela In In Capital to gear the dlvlslona for flgntlng ANSWERS New Teachers Boms .symptoms of rag­ rle, God Father, BumaKy,” ffnulb whksb the United Nations has otUier Yankee In underdeveloped areas of weed hay fever ars snees- from tha "German Organ Mass" Aala, Africa aiul LaUn America Ing, congestion. Itching of By Almond (Klavler PraoUoe, Fart IZL) dealt with responaivo aetlons, or been WABRmaTON (AP) — The To Luncheon the eyes and ears, rannlng B y A . & 0 . , ' U.8. government gets Its lUh where toe experts aay future A Chorals Partita, "Jssus, able to recruit e volunteer police force threaU requiring paratraope are Q. I om 55 and wont nose and breathing dlfflcui- Prtcsless Trsasun,” by Johann »to4)M sv Oabinet-rnnk department today The Bolton Elementary Ues. David L. Atanond, organist adequate for some reletively emell-elsed 8totc Rap- Chorlsa M. ICe^ more likely than in Europe to quit working toon. Bchoot PTA executive board end music director o f ' Con­ Gottfried Wolther wfll also bs WIto Fi war. OeUom Jr., th# Brtiul D ^ with President Johnson’s idgna- ■asy could be reinforced and I hovo onough Social gave a luncheon for the ele­ cordia Lutheran Church, win performsd. The remainder of e n t , who shaft wRIi Hout< ture on a MU to create the De­ fitted for action In Europe If the program wtU be devoted to im ii uOTb O F ----- ^ - 8o, this time, the world has to de­ Socurity ertoiti to bo mentary school teachers yester­ A n dover conduct Ths Concordia Choir ta I 1. tm B pM *r TylM- PattoropK tha partment of Housing and Urban they were needed there. tiigiblo for monthly day In the school cafeteria. on Orgon-Chorol Recital on ths works of eontomporary VSNITUN lU N Dri pend on the slim hopeful poeelblllty that chairmanship of tha ConeUtu- Development. OapItBl QooImi About 40 parsons. Including the Sunday at 8 p.m. at the church, composers. India and Pakistan can etlll be brought Uonal Convention Ootomlttos The nation’s fourth president, "Our etforU at combatting bonofits ot ogo 62. If board attended, and ate liam, Selef^tmen Pick 40 Pitkin St. A free-wm offer­ Three Choral Preludes by the to a responsible, dvlllsed mood, or on on Rsapportiontosat, wot hav­ James Madison, may get a crime have been fragmented, I don't work ony moro, a variety of sriads and home­ ing will be token. German composer Bmri Pep­ l l jo h n s o RE tnsmorlal In the capital nearly ping win bs offersd. H m lari the cynical calculation that they may ing hU tufh at proaldtM that unooordtnatod and 1 fear unim­ will I loM those crod* made cake. Mrs, Guay for Among the works to be sung day uat wook whan FOnnsr 180 years after hie death, and aginative.’’ — Sen. Roman L. its? Prlnclpid Uncoln Nystrom y ths enolr will bs the poraMe pan of ths program will be PUNT 00. iloon run out of planes and tanks. Governor Wilbert tnow, For­ 'the Army’s two paratroop dlvl- RMuka, R-Neb., ea toe Senate introduced the teachers to the Tax Collector r “T^e n orloee and the PuWt- opened with Jan Bender's tha I t t Mata Bt., EoL OIMBU •warffassf’ Neither the hope nor the calculation Is mer Provoat Albert Waugh, •Iona are getting a streamlining sent to the White House a MU A. No, b«l riio tin of executive boofd, end ■vie# versa. "nocasalonal on All Glory, TMir very strong or reliable at the moment. end former BUto Bonator Al­ for new battle eltuatlone. authorizing |10 mlUlon to train Serving lunch to the teachers Laud and Honor!’’ The works ■oiraM •••••••••••••••* Housing: Various federal your montlily bonofH the day before school opens has Mrs. George Guay, Sunset of two professors of Iowa State I MOBtlW •••••••••••••* But if the world gets out of thie criela fred M. Bingham mode their state and focal poUoe. Lane, was named tax eollector ■oatli ••••••••••••••••• ____ housing agencies, now loosely tnmy bo rodveod. been a curiam of the PTA for UnlversUy will be heard for ths its will for doing eomethlng to fortify pltoouely oppeoMng but ^weys "When American sMpe dellv by the board ot selectmen Tues­ itralfht-llpped eppwl fo f some intouped under the Housing and many years. first time ta a ooncett program Home Finance Agency, make ered wheat to toe Black Sea Know what you’ve got oomlni day night, to replace Mrs. Rob­ law against the next crisis ought to be veetige of repreeentation for ports last year, their crews The PTA wlH have an execu­ ta this area. 'Hiey are Daniel up the core of a new Depart­ from Madlcare and Boclt tive board meeting Monday at ert W. Petenon, recently re­ Moe’s "God Be MerctfUl” and SPECIAL a stronger will. the email towns of Connecticut. ment of Housing and Urban De­ were htUled by the Russian peo­ Becurity. The above question signed, effective Sept, 16, Whet ws colled their gentle ple OS eavloure and benefactors. 7:80 p.m. at the school. three hymn preludes and a velopment. It may be expanded and many others are answered The first meeting of the year Mrs. Guay and her huSband fugus by Gertmrd Krapf. genUIlty, of mien and o f argu­ later to handle other problems Soviet leaders cannot afford to In the 80-page book "What lived at Andover Lake sum­ j^»»55S r nd alw tlM lpo«l a m puk- ment, offered the epectocle of let thli happen again because It win be held the following Mon­ of prime Interest to urban You’ve Got Coming from Madl day, Sept. 20. 'James Klar of mers from 1949 until two years May Puzzle Labelista the day which a few of those dwellers. negates their anti-American care and Social Sacuiity’’ of Notch Rd. win show elides of ago, when they became year- Truck, Hitg Post NORMAN'S E^-jras-saA-^ “■ resent will remember longest. Agriculture, commerce and propaganda.’’ — AFL-CIO mari­ ferad as a public sarvlca ot this hie trip to the state of Paralba, round residents. Mrs. Guay la a It will undoubtedly confuse some of 6iven In lU twilight, tradlllon«. time unions In telegrams to con­ newspaper. To get your copy labor Jiave had Cabinet repre- Brazil. I Paralba is Connecticut’s native of Skigland and was edu­ At Construction Famous Electric our more confident analysts o f this cold al New England stUl has some­ ■entatloh for many years but gressmen giving tlielr version of •end SI plus your name, address sister-state In the federal Part­ cated there. She worked ta the war world to read that the official thing. not so the cities, where the Soviet reaeons for refusing to and Zip Coda to Madloora, ners of Alliance Program. cashier’s section of G. Fox A •rrota i But the distinguished gray buy U.S. wheed. c-o inia Manchastar Herald, nadtnc iqader of the Toung Comnuniat League great majority of U.S. resldenta Peach Festival Co. in Hartford for ten years, A large van truck couldn't ghosU of the post did have now live. The Federal Housing "Emergency programs are P.O. Box 480, Dept. 06042, Radio negotiate the southeast comer in Russia has been publicly bewailing The Women’s AuxllUry of doing accounting and payroll SWEEPER competition present. Administration and the Federal not only worrisome and often City Station. New York, N.Y. the fire department will hold work. of Mata and Center Sts. where I dlmt «rf NvJB-A. dJITlcn the grdwth of eomethlng called ‘Tilhll- And It was Hearing Chair­ National Mortgage Association Inadequate, they tend to be cost­ 10019. Moke check payable to Its annual pieach shortcake fes­ Poet Appointed construction is heavy and It Ism” among the youth of Ruasla. man McOollom who really en­ will retain their eeparate Identi- ly and Inefficient.’’ — Sen. "Medloara." tival Sept 25 from 3 to 6 p.m. Robert Post of Bumap Brook struck a walk light yesterday, A djustable livened the day, with his flee within the new department. George S. McOovem, D-S.D., at the firehouse. A food sals Farm haa been appointed by police report. Detrol For ’’nihilism.’ to the easy analyst, is i H * oak h i creation of a White — ^OTsSiaAU or cmcoui- watchfid dUplay of presiding Other related agencies will be win be held at the same time. First Selectman Percy B. Cook The truck, driven by Joseph Ruq Dial another of those social Uls Russian vigor. more thoroughly abaorbed. Houae council to study water Legion Plans Tickets may be purchased to the Ckmservatlon Commis­ E. Seay, 44, Hartford, was Communism exports to weaken the so­ Chairman MoColIom hod ob- Madiaon: Jamea Madloon, ahortogee, floods and droughts. from any auxiliary member or sion for a three-year tenn. Post turning right from Center SL who left the presidency In 1817 to Main St. The right rear of cial structure and the ideological re- 'vloualy hod some previous sx- Oapltol Footnotes Fall Schedule at the door. replaces Gordon MadDonald, p ^ n c e with one of the very and died In 1886, may finally be Ttie Soviet Union has dacUnad Bowling League the large truck struck ths iolve of other cultures, while lU own whose one-year term expired * fir- few legitimate members of the honored with a capital memori­ an invitation to aend an obaarv- Dilworth - OomeU - Quay Poet The Chief Halftown Bowl recently. Another appointment David Almond light which stands on the cor­ civiUzatlon remains virile and vibrant al — one large room In a 10-eto- ar to the launching of the Gemi­ ner. public present at the hearing, of the American Legion has an­ tag League will start Satur- Is expected soon, to fill the post can’’ by Heinrich Schutz, '’riid and positive In ts belefs. and knew that here wOe a nr addition to the Library of ni 6 spacecraft from Cape Ken­ nounced Its fall schedule. Meet dtur at 1 p.m. at the Parkade ■ ES S tr-l ^ ^ Congress on Capitol HIU. The formerly occupl^ Mrs. Paul two of Almond’s own composi­ ^^dSLdMM: aMO ^ *• speaker who hod to be played nedy, Fla., next month.. . . Hie Ings will be held on the second Lanes. Bus transportation will Pfanstlehl, whose one-year Heart lUe KOI 41% 97 oe azocpt Biitnptay — t *■»*•______But ss one reads the Riuaan attack Behato has paooed a biU for the tions, "The Song of David" and tlrttly and resolutely If he musical "Hello Dolly,’’ barred and lost Tuesday of each be povWed. J^irther Informa­ term has also expired. With the "The Great Commlselon.” By on it, one realises that It ie the same new Ubrary buUdlng-memorial, from the Soviet Union after the tion may be obtained by call­ were not to be allowed to run and a Houae subcommittee also month at 8 p.m. latter appointment, the com­ ron R. Daudelln will be bass NE\^ YORK—Insurance fig­ 9 ts/.t United States offered it under Tomorrow the Post will have ing Mrs. Albert Glgllo. 17 m nitear, ••nlhUlsm,’ the same negative not-car- away with the hearing, utter­ mission will have Its full mem­ ures make heart disease by has approved it, with a coet the cultural exchange program, Bulletin Board soloist ta the Schutz work. tog about anything, the same vrilllng- ing such tiresome heresies ns eelllng of $76 million. a meeting at 8 p.m. to set up bership of seven. The recital will open and far the greaXegl killer ta the challenges to the legality of the will be performed Instead for rules and elect officers lor a The board of finance will "OperaUon Zinnia" Judging UnlUd Sitatee. Forty-one per 443 H Vl{ nOKI) HU. nees to destroy just for the sake of But the battle la not over. American troops In South Vlat meet tonight at 8 ta the town close with organ music. Among Conatitutionol Convention It- Borne House members want to setback league, which begins The time of the Andover Gar­ the pieces to be offered by Al­ cent of all pollcytoolders who ^ H m UBW *rf Constable destroying, which has been noticed in Nam . , . The present authorlW Friday, Sept. 17 at the post office conference room. MAN( iu ;si i;k self. . , reserve the proposed site. In­ den Club zinnia judging, report­ mond at the organ a fe four died lari year suffered heart various parts of the American scene When this would-be speaker of the secretory of labor to ad­ home. Those Interested are re­ Parents of the Bolton Co­ ed yesterday aa being 9 to 11 large Bach Chorale-preludes: disease. Cancer killed 188. moat m eoanging tbtag In the stead, for an eventual fourth mit or bar foreign nationals to minded to contact the poet stow- operative Nursery School wlU lately. Perhaps Instead of blaming the ' i - 4 first rose and advanced to the House office building. Then a.m. Saturday, will actually be r.V.q- i i j ^ about ItM war between India and microphone, (Chairman McCol- help harveet U.S. crops was a orda. hear a talk by the new teach­ 11 a.m. at the elementary Russians for exporting It to us, we there Is a jiuisdictlonal dispute major lasue in Senate debate er, Mrs. George Wilcox, to­ Paldatan today 1« actually a rather 1am was ready for him. — whether the work shall be Officers wlU be InstaUed Oct. school. Herald’s report yester­ should sympathize with them, because starting today on a new farm 9 at 8 p.m. at a public cere­ night at 8 ta the Community worry Und oC comfort. And, by what seemed the ■upenrised by the Capitol archi­ day was in error. they have It too. relatively simple and rough bUl . . . A MU to restriot hiU- mony at the poet l»m e Iw the Hall Fireplace Room. tect, a former House member First District Installation team. The Bolton Art Club will see But )t happena te paint Hie way technique of ruling him out of who has been criticized for the boarda and jimkyarda and otb- At any rate, in language that could erwiaa beautify the nation’s Henry WlerzMcW, pari com­ a water color demonstration Mancheeter Evening Herald toward the condlOona of worid Hfa order before he began, Chair­ coet and looks of the Rayburn a w be familiar, the young Russian leader highways was approved by the mander, haa been appointed to by Arthur Harper tonight at Andover correspondent, I - wb)«di have to be aohlevad. If there la man MoCollam first let him Building, or the General Serv­ renoe Moe, teL 742-6796. complains of the spread of skepticism Senate Public Works Committee serve os a member of a Depart­ 8 ta S t Maurice Ctaurch audi­ feel the thrust of authority, ices Administration, official ment convention committee. to be Ufa for the world. and then, os he saw the leseon landlord for the- executive . . . The House passed a 84-Ml- torium. and the preaching of hopelessness Um appropriation MU, including Ei^ena Freeman, First Dla- Brownie Troop 680, sched­ .“^Wie negative, deepairing kind of en- among young Riuslans, Just ms so many sinking In, and could claim con­ branch. Paratroope: The country’s $8,288,(X)0,(X)0 for direct foreign trict chaplain, la In charge of uled to start meeting Monday, tovragement which la available today la trol of the situation for him­ Mngo games twice monthly at will postpone its first meeting NOTICE American Jeremiahs preach along simi­ self, graciously relented two paratroop divisions, the aid, alter rejecting efforts to c^t toe eatlinate of the miUtary experta down on aarietance to India ohd Rocky HIU Veterana Home and to the following Monday, Sept lar lines In this country. ’ •nough to promise to heat the 82nd said the lOtst Airborne, IF YOU TAKE VITAMINS H o^ tal. 22. tost neither India nor PaWatan can chastened gentleman later on. have been stripped of heavy Pakistan . . . The East Room of TURN PAGES AND SEE He also found, in Russia, "thought­ the White House, closed for sev­ Francia E. Miner, pari com­ Biataln for a very long time, of their The technique of ruling a equipment and about 1,000 men less end presumptuous rejection of au­ en days while 626,000 gold dam­ mander, wlU report on the na­ Manchester Bvmlng Herald |ani peeourcea, a war which uaea auch speaker out of order befbre he each In a move to give them thority and scornful or ignorant atti­ "greater strategic mobility.’’ ask drapes were installad, to tional convention at the Sept. Bolton eoirespondent, (Heme- PAGE 9 toedam Inatrumenta of deetniction aa began took care of the situa­ 14 meeting of the poet. well Young, tel. 648-808L tudes toward the historical experience tion nicely, and was not itself The Army says It will now re­ reopened for tourists. toe r**"*. bomb, the tank. Aesum- ef the older generation of Soviet peo­ out of place or out of order In li^ that nobody glvea tbdn more weap- a convention which had also IM, ihat nobody he^pa them eat np ple." been told what It could do be­ toair o«ra amw manufacture, that no- Bither there Is some kind of osmosis fore It even asaembled. Pre But what was moat aj^alln g, lady BuppUea them with the gaa and through that famed Iron Curtain, or times and cultures and civilizations in and what carried Chairman ^ It takee to run a modern war. It MtCollam’s prestige forward S be calculated that India and Palda> this world are much more alike than beyond any queruloua fear have a Hmited number p f daye or people who like to wear labels and pin that his technique might be a C little rough, was the way he leatos during wMch ttiey can make war OB ethers would ever admit. Nstuic Study By Sylvian Oflara handled the aituation when his tot eoe aaothar to truly modem faeh* FALL SU IT BUTTERFLY-WEED chastened troublemaker finally did gain the microphone, only at your new Sears . . . After that, they would have te relax River Parkway Merits Study to find the attention of his audience something less than toto old-fashioned peraonal combat, ’There are now two kinds of high­ X)4rfect. Then the same ch^r- women and teens will discover irtddi might not bo so much fun, and ways in southern New Sngland. the A Thought for Today man who had been stem with Bldch wouldn’t. In any case, take ae Connecticut River Parkway proposed the public turned to two of the E Sponsored by the Mancheefer Itony Uvea, or ao many innecent lives. by U.S. Senator Abraham Ribicoff Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. members of his committee. Re­ SPECIAL! Couneil of Churches publicans Bonee and Frate, and This kind of expertise Is, one must would be a third, designed purely for pleasure. Robert D. Novak sternly admonished them that iidmit, a poor and cynical kind of eom- PTrst we have our older roads, origi­ Are We Aahamed of Jeausf “ this is not the time for pri­ tort. nally built to move traffic, and some of R epor vate conversation.’’ t “Whosoever shall be ashamed We were sitting quite close And M does net leased the real crlnje, It was h o n e drawn when the roada were first built, but now pockmocked of me and of my words. In tilts to the whispered consultation toe rtol tragedy In the situation. The adulterous and sinful genera­ Bonee and Fnute had been con­ a whole new by gas stations, honky-tonk restau­ stakes at the bottom of the heap. ing tour of the state, accepting BOS'TON — Sen. Edward M. tion. of him also shall the Son (Itol crime, the real tragedy, is moral rants, and poorly thought out intersec­ (Ted) Kennedy's poiganl poli­ McOirmacU now hns an estim­ every invitation he can get. His ducting with one another, and of man be ashamed, when he to nature. The toUHy sad thing is that tions and access points. And in this tical problem today is staying ated 4(X) state convention dele­ political pitch may be sweet they were really so quiet both cometh in the glory of his Fa­ before and after the chair­ p tosee two great sections of Asian hu- group we also have some beautiful strictly neutral in the bid for gates (half the, number needed music to the voters, who are stretches of road, which generally are for party endorsement). Senate getting angrier every day at ther." man's admonition that we SAVE Governor by President Ken­ Itonity, so new to their gift of freedom, couldn’t really tell what they protected by nothing except chance. nedy's top political aide — and President Maurice Donahue, an­ Democratic state scandals . and Why should any disciple of have net been able to manage that were talking about, except that TTien we have our super-highways, making Massachusetts Demo­ other candidate and a strong politics as usual. Jesus, in any age, be ashamed freedom batter. O’DonneU will try to sell him­ of his Master? It's hard to say. we imagined we heard, after fashion world disciple of Ted Kennedy's, al.so stretching out as far as the eye can see, crats believe it. the chiding, an Impromptu ex­ But the fallingB and Incapacities ef and all the time confronting, the eye That aide is Kenneth P. O’­ is well along in the process of self as a people’s candidate with Our reasons vary. But in our rounding up convention dele­ obligations to no faction and day and culture many of us pression of admiration for the »roi and national nature are durable with essenUally the same nursery- Donnell, a charter member of talents of the chairman. It was manufactured view. TTie federal Inter­ John F. Kennedy's Irish Mafia gates. with a no-nons^se commitment seem ashamed of Him because and iMNistent, and they are not going beginning to look, that day, as state highways can hardly, be distin­ who now is back in Massachu­ For the party endorsement to take p o lity out of state gov­ of His apparent unrealism. His Froiri tho fashion confers of Amencai ernment. But hia biggest asset — teachings, I^s demands, are so if the Constitutional Conven­ OUR ENTIRE to vanish. guished from one another, be the lo­ setts seeking the Democratic then, O’Donnell runs last today. a long association wth John F. extreme! And we are reason- tion was at least producing an Ths hast that men has been able to cale outside of Billings, Montana, or nomination for Governor in 1966. As one leading Boston Democrat accomplished new presiding we have brought to Manchester for Hartford, Conn. Monotony is their puts it: “Kenny couldn’t get 60 Kennedy — is Ted . Kennedy’s alble people, trying to live wiUi de with them anywhere is to bring But any gesture by Kennedy inescap-’ ble dilemma. other reasonable people in a talent. watchword; one is generally assured In O'DonneH’s direction would votes In the convention today.” . tosm wider check and restraint. 1966 PubllsherB Newspaper reasonable world. They lyill our opening, the new and the beautiful that nothing except more concrete can Beyond that, however, even if Syndicate ■ STOCK OF deepen perhaps harden for all surely dismiss us as extremist And toe (qiinion of the military ex- be seen from them. They are often time, the generations — old feud O’Donnell did win the nomina­ , . . fashions that capture the landscaped and sometimes lit—but tion — by going over the con­ fanatics if we say much about ferte—that India and Pakistan are not between the powerful Kennedys Herald ' they are a plastic world. vention to the people in the pri­ Jesus our Master. going to be able to light one another and the influential McCormacks. Today in History young-in-heart mood of the The Connecticut River Parkway ’The candidate of House Speak­ mary election — he'll be tak­ If such is our state of mind ' Yesterdftyft REGULAR 42.95 an any large aeale modem basis for would be solely designed for that old- er John W. McCkjrmack is neph­ ing the Kennedy reputation into By The Associated Press and bur attitude toward Jesus, eery long—provides the practical key fashioned pastime, pleasure driving. It ew EJdward McCormack, one­ the general election. Today is Thursday, Sept. 9, we had better wake up to Fall season just ahead. Republican Gov. John Volpe’s the 262nd day of 196Hj. There are reality. We are not reasonable 25 -Year* Ago' to what should be made the routine and would be the first in the nation to com­ time state attorney' - General . . y . prestige in the state is high to­ 113 days left in the year. people. Our neighbors are not permanent condition of individual na- bine park-Ilke scenic roads, a river, and who lost the Democratic Sen­ Maiycheeter Community Play­ a recreation area. Its concept would not atorial nomination to Kennedy day and may be a good deal Today’s Highlight in History reasonable. We do not live In a PURE WORSTED tiors—^tbat none of them Shall really On this date in 1919, Bqston reasonable world. The people ers, organized in 1932 and ac­ be to move traffic, but to move people in 1962. While practicing law in higher after a full year of Dem­ tive in drama presentations police walked but on strike and who will rule this world to­ he able to fight another at all. to a g;reater appreciation of this great Boston, McCormack maintains ocratic infighting. The real rea­ since then, deotdes to disbond son Boston's popular Mayor, voluntary police were unable to morrow are being "extrsmist The war between Pakistan and India river. As defined by the National Park a full-time political schedule in boohuse of ftnenoiai deficit. service, a national parkway is "a fed­ quest of the nomination for Gov­ Democrat John Collins, decided keep order. On Sept. 11, Massa­ fanatics” today In their csaiss. hi a very pat llhistratlon of the great MEN’S SUITS erally owned elongated park featuring ernor next year. to run for the Senate against chusetts Gov. Calvin Ooolidge' If we have any understand­ 10 Yean Ago steps that need to bs taken toward ac- a road designed for pleasure travel and It is widely presumed here aging Republican Sen. Leverett made the statement, "There is ing of what goes on today In no right to strike against the T'a* Wal enforoemsnt of United Natloni law embracing scenic, recreational, or his­ that Speaker McOjrmack's pub­ Saltonstall is 'Volpe’s popularity. our world, we realize that the Alexander F. Mann^a nam­ public safety by anybody, any­ one thing we have of which we ■gatoet war. > toric features of national significance." licized support for Ted Ken­ For .Keiuiedy, O’DonneU’s ed ■uperintendeot' of Hamilton nedy's anti-poll tax amendment still - unannounced decision to where, any, time.’’ The phrase can be proud and not asHAnied Standard at Windsor Locka af­ SEARS The national park service does not go brought him national fame and is—Jesus CThrist All HU riitala It Involvea two nations each with In for multl-lanh highways—Indeed the early this summer was a delib­ seek the Governorship thus ter 81 yeotii with firm. KOKHl'l K AND C.O •nne and armies greater than anything erate bid for Kennedy neutrality raises nothing but’political prob- contributed to his later election stand bankrupt. Every war, reduced to ... main thoroughfares in Yellowstone as president. every disaster, vindicates ' the United Nations could recruit in an* Park, our single most popular park, in the Gubernatorial primary. leme. None of them has an easy are merely two lanes, with turn-offs, It was scarcely necessary. Ken­ solution. « One Year Age Christ's warnings. He U right! On'ItoeDato ether of Its volunteer police forcee. nedy himself was going to some Nevertheless, O’Donnell is in Hurricane Dora caused heavy ' Everybody else is wrqpg! In 18U, Oallfoipla became the observations points, and parking areas, From The sltueUon ie the same as It would and moderate speed limits. They do not lengths to remain neutral any­ tfie race all the way. Soon now destruction In the St. Augustine- first state on-the West Coaat to IFVirward, Day by Day" he If two rival forces of gangsters cut great ewaths into the countryside way. he will start a systematic speak­ JacksonviUe area of Florida. b » adiQtttod to the Union. Having clobbered Eddie Mc­ should decide to stage a battle of auto­ such as is required by the new Route 9, nor go in for sweeping access and Cormack in the 1962 primary, matic weapons In some village which egress points. he has no desire now to per­ petuate a political feu(^ or to en­ was policed by a- traffic duty constable. ’The finest existing example of a na­ The oonstable would have to let them courage speculation that he has tional parkway Is the 500-mlle Blue a personal vendetta against hia Fischetti tooot tt out, and hope they might run Ridge Parkway In the Smokies, a proj­ 1962 foe. opening soon eat of ammunition. ect started in 1933. Others Include the Yet, the entry" of O’Donnell, Colonial Parkway (22 miles) connect­ What the situation should be is clear President Kennedy’s whip-smart ing Jamestown, Williamsburg and and political confidant (who, enough. Those who are barbaric enough Yorktown, Va., and the George Wash­ with Postmaster General-desig­ and stupid enough to want to shoot at ington Memorial Parkway (47 milee) nate Lawrence O'Brien, was a itliis will be fashions new home . . . along both sides of the Potomac near eoe another should not be allowed to Washington. The United States cur­ key architect of the 1960 Ken­ possess the weapena required for It. The nedy victory) compounds Sen. Here’s the one buy you never expected this early in the rently has 819 miles of parkway plan­ Kennedy's problem of neutral­ where a new, exciting: shopping delight awaits you. Every f^ in in e village oaostable, or the United Nations ned In other U.S. locations, with two- ity. No Mausachusetts Democrat want in finb quality apparel ia here. You’ll thrill to the fine selections season, so don’t waste another minute! Get over to Robert HaH thirds of It built or under construction, to the world, should be more strongly in his right mind really would fttid the many price ranges to dress you fashionably from head to toe. ernied than anyone else oould be, so mainly in existing national parks. ' believe that Teddy Kennedy while selections and size ranges are at their peak! 2 and 3 button A national parkway has a speciflo Visit Manchester’s complete!/new Sears, opening soon. Prove to your­ that there would never be any queetlon could be genuinely neutral In meaning quite apart from a national any primary flection between self that at Sears, smart fashions need not be a luxury. about the physical ability to step in traditional and continental models. Regulan, shorts and longk, park which Is the highest or most re­ McCormack and O'Donnell. and restore order where law and moral­ strictive type of federal preservation. A Thus, despite public neutral: ity gave the right jto do so. national parkway Is almost the lowest Ity, Kennedy Is unfairly regard­ COMPLm ALTIRATIONt HiaUDID or least restricted, and could probably There has never been any doubt ed here as a silent ally of O’­ be used to purchase relatively narrow Donnell’s. about aQ this in the minds of the areas, or large aeas (such as the ridge- A demonstration of thU) came 1/ toeoHate. tops of the Connecticut) with large in a talk we had with a Negro degree Jbf flexibility as to usage. leader in Boston. Asked which USE OUR FREE w ••f’'** CHAMEir They know, aa certainly fa any man 1 avaWAV 'torg.il U yoo elionoe Senator Rlblcoff's proposal is a stag­ Democrat he liked for the Gu­ kATATVAi mind, your mon#f WITH knowB anything, that this world lb go­ gering, sweeping concept, but that is bernatorial nomination, he re- UNICARO ing to have to Uva by law, that It Is not to say that' It could not be brought ited quickly with tills diploma- PLAN cli.trlully ^•lu(KlM)l gaing to have to bo a degree of world to fruition without commercial disrup­ Sc verdict: "McCormack, be­ tion to the county. As the Senator said, cause he’s already well-known, lew saffMant ta keep order among na- "The Connecticut River and Its valleys or O’Donnell, because he’s got lllat Inttvidual naUona are even­ ars priceless assets. Tliey haVe been tbs Kennedys.’’ f c going to have to be stripped ef placed In this generation’s care—and Accordingly, the political too phyaioel mlllUry power with which we are the stewards for the future." debut of O’Donnell — despite The Ribicoff proposal envisions a - protests from the Kennedy camp they night defy thie lew, and that this study. ’The study should be made ao — Is being endowed with ttie lato«ltoo]f Is going to have to be equip­ SOUTH WINDSOR '^ t h s t we may see how a world of scenic vast political prestige of the FARMINGTON ROUTE 8 ON ped Willi Its own enforcement arm preservation for future generations Kennedy name. Fpr Kennedy, SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. MaxcHisifa s h o p h n o p a s k a d i ROUTE S (SCOTT SWAMP ROAD) ■ a b t HAwnrotoD UN a gtoaopoly at vaapoaa. iheeU ths demands and the Inherent tills raises difficult problems. AT ROUTE 177 (FLAINVIlXH AVE.) rlghte of property fpr this generation. la the first pleoe, O’DonneU «H i* war batwaaa India and-Paklstoa -MIDI».BTOB^ jnUOM goes into the Governor eweep-

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONNa THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1966

I s,.. Autemobilid PdT Sale 4 AutomobUoi For Salo 4 Autumobilos For Sal* 4 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A ^ MANCHESl’ER, CONN„ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1M8 Kashmir^ Why the War? 1000 FORD — v -t autometie, HBBO OART Xour oradR tma- INO OtBVROLBT Bel Air, new i i m m m radio, heater, excellent oondi* ed downt BMmI on dowa pap- rebuilt engine, good condition, School Opening CLASSIFIED tion. Low mileege, reasonable. mentr ■ainuivtf Rspsatw rsMeneble, OalT 040^000. Indian Troops After 0 p.m., 040-t7t2. rteaT P oat d e s p o t dee Boa- Thousands Flee Hurricane;. Ten Steps Involved est Douglas. Inquire 1000 DMOTO, power stoerlng, Fear, Distrust Seen Caiis0# Set Obituary Face Pakistani Brings Protests 1001 OADILLAO -> 4-door sedan - amtOlert Mymeats power brakes, $100, or best of-^ ADVERTISING DeviUt. Bxeanoht condition. All •nwharo. Ife small m u or 0- for. Call 040-4810 after 0:10. Tex^9> Louisiana in Path In Massachusetts In Tax Reappraisal, power, $100. tTBJSIS. aaitoa oempaMT p l ^ Douglas On Two Fronts Motora, H f llU A UW FORD VI oalsmaitio, ^ Find Site Anaehne Meroler ADVERnsmO DEFT. HOURS ar steering, excellent eondi Of India-Pakistan Trouble HUBRON—Anielme Meroler, CLASSIFIED 1000 PLYMOUTH Hardtop, new (OeaJbiMd > « ■ ra ge Op«i (Ooatttned front page one) • AM. to S P.M. ly rebuilt automatie tranerate* OeU 040-008S, as, o f’Walt St., widower of Mrs. (OonUnued tmm Fags One) I2tlf Circuit Wf TUB ABBOOUTED FMSBBftoe poets. Aoeordtag to UJf.tfUct centinued until Now Tonr'a xoir Industry iQlva Orenler Meroler, died In the epdce of a few ftionthe Mancheeter home and 1^ , First, 110. takee It TU sehool administration building buainees ow eri will be visited by appraieera who will 8820. SOUMENE MOTORS INO MBROURY Monterey Con­ What Mt off tha war between oboerirars. Pakistan sent armed Day, ION, whan both afiee* to Wednesday In Oolohester after east of Karachi and In the least HOOmtAlon. to protsst racial Imbalancs in COPY CLOSING TIBIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. vertible, power eteering, radio man in civilian garb across th* obaarv* a UJf. ceaaa-ilra Hat. Development Oom- a lonsr lllneas. Chhamb sector of Kashmir <— Three' lives also wsrs lost. Court Cases revalpate their taxable proper^. FORD 1000 ThunderWrd Con and heater, neado tep.' 8aerl- Pakistan and IndlaT Un* for armed action. laavlng two-thlrda of tba state, to Um schools. A spokssman said Like an tMbergWWeh'ta nliw- MOMOiAi n r a n n > A v iei8t a jh . — SAnmoAx • a j i . (TDC) will meet'Mbrt- A resident of Hebron for 30 were designed to spread out This was cbnsidsrCd irslatlvsly thsy would ask tht stais to with­ vettibie, automatic, all power, 1004 Chsvrolat Impala, V-d, flea $310. Call 044-ini or 040- A eaase-firo Um drawn by toe India claimod tha Invaders Indian hands. years, Mr. M erdjr had been a Pakistan’e 300,000-man army light toll |n view of the alx-fopt tmths submergsd, tMs revalu- door hardtop, radio, 1222 United Nations across fabled For 10 yaars the two sMee to Vnomtnc, In the Chamber of hold education funds from the exoeuent oendltion, 21,000 orig idlo, hrtster, ■ . totaled 8,000, bant on sabotM;*, former postmaster at Utilty, while India concentrated on the tides, sscond'^diUy to the record MANCtneSTEU' BEMION ciQf unless action is taken to .ation work wlU bo mostly sub­ PLEASE READ YOUM AO tool milee. 878-4084. tomatle tronsnUsslaa, Kashmir has been a frontier of assassination and avsn the cap­ Kashmir, tucked egalnat O m ttm v offioe. with John Hogpital Notes CHEVROUrr, ION, Parlcwood M.H. He was a member of St. LAhore sector. 10-foot tides of 1936 that snded Joseph H. HUM, it, Hartford, end the Imbalance. merged in a eea of pa^aiwdrk. ee nP aal A d ^ o n tokMi ever « m ebsae ee • steartng, $2,100. hate tor 10 yean. ture of Ksahmir'e summer oapl' borders of Afghenisten and I v ' , fltdiietnel e«w»t for the Peter's SplscopiU Church. More paratroopere were re­ Florida's great land poom. 1002 PONTIAO Ootaltna, 2*door Itation Wigon, axcellant eon- Pakistan nad part ot tha Hi­ bet, glared at oach other nartof pleaded guilty to the charge of The Boston boycott was order­ eeeroeleeea. XUe, athmeHeer ehoeU leai Mo ed m flM T ditlon. 040-3 tal at Brlnagar. Pakllten denied Survivors Include four sons, ported dropped during the night While BstsR lOth graf TAlO. visiting boura are t to S pdn. And when tha aesesortro fki anN hardtop. Kxcellant eondlUon, 1008 Chovrotet Bal Air, V-8, 4- 040-M10. malayan rtate, India th* rest. it *U, aald no armed unite had th* Itoe, 'engaging to oocnslohnt Dfnmlopinent Commission, nqt supporting his wits and their ed at ecbool opening today after WAXOAX ITwx Arrsuuis APPBARS aao aM HBrurti: RBrORT uutuaa lOUBOWi m le am time fer Um door station wagon, radio, LAiclen Meroler of Bloomfield, in both oowtrles at ^ n t s ecat- Miami data. all arena excepting mator- face tor ftold' trips ttey VHH aext inesrtion. The Herald le reepooelble ealy ONK OI power steering, brikes. Owner n u two eountrles' fear and croosad. It said th* Kashmir brushes, ebargwt and counter- [^Iscufs the neereh for a 23- four chlldiw. His family has Mayor John F. OoUlns appealed tar hsater, automatie trananlsslon, MUST SELL — a eon loM Ford, Joseph Meroler of Ttmpe, Arts., tered across the subcontinent'.iibc< While BeUy was more of a nlty w hen ttMgr are t to 4 p.ni. have oompMed a gqod'part of n e t ar ondtled ineertton tor Bay edvarWeeanat ead thea only drafted. Bert offer. 838-0211. distrust of each other must M trouble w m a Moslem uprising chargee. Iji iooni paccei fer aii uhnam- been on state aid for much of on television Wednesday night had 6)80 to a mm. and piprivate power eteering, I1.7WL 1100. Can ba seen at S3 Pina «(t’ ^OOt-of-town InAsrtry whlA Russell Meroler of Hebrdn and Their mission an>arsnUy was destroyer than a klllsr. It did to the OKirat of B *hnehe goodgood" " _____lesa^na; ____ K^ nen wM ' Kraet, or call a4l-01M after A seen to be beUsvod. A candid against Indian rule, and some Then Red China ecmplJeaM the summer. • for parents, civil rights leaders rooma where Uiey are 10 a.m. their work. lOM OADltiLAC 4-door Hardtop, •xpressed Interest in relo- Robert Meroler o f Burlington, ■abotags. not appear the damage would and othen to exercise restraint „ to tlw value of the edvertlMaMal ahi aet be eetiaeled Mr 1000 Obevrolet Xingswood, 4- Pakiatanl official once told a civilian volunteers had croesad tha picture. Ite pressure on In* Vt.; two daughtera, Mrs. Fred­ Radio Pakistan said Indian lAaton that of Hast year’s hurri­ Judge Stanley Yesuklewlca to 8 pjn. YM tofs' are reqiieated •ibwh Asseatnr F, all powar, good ootUUUon, 040- IMO SIMCA, radio, heater, new reporter: "Ever slnoa Pakistan dia's northern nrenUara lad to. In Manchenter. in the dispute. feed* 2072. door, 0 paseengor wagon, radio, over to assist th* revolt erick Forester of New Smyrna air fores planes mads drops cane, Cleo, which alsu hit south­ sentenced Hills to ISO dSyS in not to snwke in patients' Murphy raleised today thb i«n-^ ■now tires, good eondlUon. Call cam* into being m a nation, its That WM how tha second figbUng in late ION in wUoh IRe chaitman Alfred Wero- the"' BarllCrd State Jail unless "Let there be no Inconsiderate rooms. No more thsn two visi­ atop scheduls that ths United heater, automatie transmission, Beach, Fla, and Mrs. Lorette twice during the night around ern FVorfda. 1004 .DODOS, 4-door sedan, powar stearing and brakes, 04A6713 after 0 p.m. foraQm policy has been built on KMhmIr war started. In affect, IhdlaM took a mauUng. tliat aahl today that hte a«enoy he posted $800 fCr his'release, action," he to the proBpect to dlacloae Frank E. Hall diplomas will be given Thurs­ Resident’ s Son 1068 CADILLAC, good condi­ 307 OAKLAND BT. *43-0807 tire and rim; threa 710x10 tiros, t r o m ware on tha alert against accede to Bidla, ANDOVER—Frank E. Hall. Lahore. day, Sept SO’ In the UB. Re­ sessions on the ehaiges of St.; Harold Lltwlnls, Wai names, addresses, property lo­ EDWARDS Itary help to lesiat tha CMnase name or the names of the tion, 048-4823. two mounted on Ford rime, a Onines* menace. India with' Moslem-Hlndu hatred already A dispatch from the eastern serve Training' Center 700 speeding and operating a mo­ Mrs. Mona Macomber, 146 .E11S- cations and deaoriptiom on 6 by WM boiling. It bad exploded to Oommuniste. |iy)le with available land to of 72 of Andover, formerly of Killed in Action arold j - ■ 0U-46S3. draw whan tha United NatioM Indian metropdils o t . Calcutta South Quarker Lane, . Weet tor while under the influence of abeth Dr.; Harold Monty, Bast • inrti cards. MSWERINO SERnOE IM l OLD6MOBILE Sterfire, assured it that tM safaty of to* 1047 to bloody religious-commu­ This in turn piodueed a Fakta- Chaplin, died early yesterday Atep two win see the asses­ morning at Bel-Alr Manor, said Pakistani paratrC^pa ware Hartford. A.ppllcationa are liquor.. He pleaded gullty and Hartford; Chester Nowlckl, 137 white convertible, all power, voad would be secured. nal riottog which cost a half tant flirtation with Red CMna. ..an ■ — ■ reported dropped Wedh'esd'ay available from the State De­ was fined a total oiof $160. He In Viet Conflict Summer St.; Cynthia Ray, 415 sors In the town clerk’s office new top, Urea. Immaculate, $1,- 1068 TR-d, $1,480 or bast offar. Tension rose again early in mUUon Uvee. Now tM two were TM feud became deeply aw> Newln^on. Call 649-6172. (Bee Pag* BIgbtoea) He was bom In Coventry In night near the new Asansol-Dur- partment of Education in. Hart­ was rep^edly clocked at 90 Gardner St.; Stephen Swartn, gathering all recent building $$94SN - I7S4S1I 496. 648-9660 after 0. August when India reoccupied at war over Kashmir, n w eon meshed with th* global war. ^ftieatre Names November 1892, son of the late gapur steel complex in India's ford and must be submitted one miles an hour In a 46-mile-an- Marine Lance Cpl. Richard Coventry: Mrs. Jacqueline costs, land, sale and real estate mad leaive your maaeage. XooV la 9 g West Bengal State. week in advance of the exam­ hour zone and a breath test Smith, Amston; Mrs. Catherine sale Information so as to de­ tliiM rtlttwot spandlag all evaalisg at tha Alfred and Elnora Walker ;howed"”ws laM hil “in te n t‘I t Fltzglbbon. eon of Mr. and velop a building price achsdtQe ^Show-Case Cast Halh He had been employed at Earlier Wednesday, other inations. Wllkas. 56 Dale Rd. Pakistani troops were believed .13. Mrs. Albert Jackson, R t 87, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A which will accurately-reflect 9 Pine Acres, Hampton for many -T o qualify for'the teets, ap­ dropped near Durgapur, where plicants must be at least 19 William Malkenson, 18, of 90 was killed In action In Viet son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard current Manchester vatusa.. ■ AnnouncomentB I-Ibe Little Hieatr. of vXan^of a British-developedBrltlshn steel plant years old, must have been out Scott Dr., pleaded gulitjr to Nam. BrisboU. RFD 3, Vernon: a Step three, which w ll begin ,t*r (LTM) has ^ u ^ Hall w m m Army vei | u located, of high school at least one failure to drive to the right and daughter, to Mr. and Mre. Craig probably Uter In October, is ths ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ , cast for the Showotwwm OCasejijm ^ro-l^vorKiPrt^ World war i. . ' The Defense Department In­ Smith, RFD 3. Vernon. ! measuring and Inspecting of aU ice, bonded representative. Al­ nr«at>nt«d at HI-1 Survivors Include a daugh- year and a Connecticut resident ■ was fined $21. He reportedly formed Mrs. Jackson of her HERALD for at least six months pre- knocked down 21 guard posts 1 DISCHAIlGBD TESTER- buildings In Manchester by fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., son’s death by telegram yes­ DAY: Richard Copping, Tal- Manchester, 0«4-814L ceding the date of application, on Rfc, 191 when he drove his terday. She was at work at the United field men. Mrs. Emt Heads The class with which thi ap- the highway. Judge cottvllle; Mrs. Shirley Cowles, Step four will use the Infor­ DOX LETTERS an- Hall of Manchester and Milton Hillside Restaurant when the 181 Avondale Rd.; Mrs. Cath­ HOLIDAY HOUSE, Orrtage pllcant entered high • sohOol i Yesnkiewlos told him he vras- notification came. mation gathered before to make Street. New concept to 'raUre- Singers’ Show erine Nash, 24 Perkins St. new land values. I T S>ooite^“‘o" must have graduated. I lucky to be able to appear In The 21-year-old Marine's j 76 "Witney For Your ment living, RN on duty, Near There Is a three! dollar fee court to pay the fine as it was Step five will take the a a s » buses, churches and shopping. father« was killed In action Mrs. Constance Supple, sors from new land values to Mra. Eric Emt of Burnt HIU for the first appliclints. .The a serious accident mo.* during the Korean War. InformatioB Reasonable rates. For informa­ fee for retake Is two dollarq. 1 Paul Spaulding, 20. ILaSL Fir aUrkWeather ,St.; Daniel building prices developed ' ^ l l f o w S ' Funeral services will be held Rd., Hebron Is serving as chair­ Fltzglhbeclflcally for Manchester. tion call 649-2388. Kolbi ^ Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Pot- man of the fall regional meet­ No fee Is required o f vetAWnk.jHartfpnl. ideaded nolo oonten- STORE ^ w h ' Victoria Parrott. 79 Plymouth , ^tep slx^ will entoU a review THE HERALD will not LADIES — Brack shampoo, $6. apman, Itottl Koll». Funeral Home, 456 Jack- ing of the Northeastern Region or members of the .arntoa*^^ deb*'80 .failure to drive a rea- after graduating from high Charles Wood. RFD 1.' ° ^ ------forces or their auxiliaries. | sonable 'distance apart and of these values by Vermliya and diecloee the Identity at per gallon, In plMtlo contain­ f 'a ^ '^ J a m ^ ^ S son St., WillimanUc. The Rev. Sweet Adelines scheduled for school toIn NortnNorth Weymouth,; ! Vernon; Trade Brown, RFD 2. i Murphy to eliminate all errors any advertiser using box Sept. 17 and 18 at tht Hotel In general, the fields cov-, was fined $18. He was Involved ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, ui. James Nicola, Tom Good- • —"^ ^ 'tln A mlnor^^ accident-oa Aug. M ^ - His mother M d i Vernon; Richard Harris, 168 i « ((^^1 or judgment and also to letters. Rsedsn answer­ Oak and Spruce. America, Hartford. She is a ered by toe teats minor-accident, oa Aug. jfathw father moved Into thetoe DUl-HUJ; I High St.^ Rockville; DaVld; that , the new valuer ao- ing blind box ad* who at the PARKADE member of theMountiUn Laufeli lish, mathematics.;,na^raV ^ i worth house: on B t 87 about St.: Erica deoire to protert their R.N. Refresher classes start Chapter .of Sweet 'Adelines, ences and ■social stuates. Thbl-i Wckaril Bjilnney, 23. -^ .an^ .a-h aif years ago. H e ' FtoJ’ ^em tually reflect market vahiM In Milford Rd.; Mrs. Manchester. ' identity can follow this Sept. 28. Call Refresher Pro­ m to tStow t«. to - Inc., of . Hartford that W host-- teste WlU bs held 1 ^ 9 a jrt.vferil. Springa, plead^^f^Ity T tratolng ^Marines vtodnui S e n * a n ? prooedure: gram for Nurses, Hartford, for costume mistress la Bar- ,lng. the meeting. to 3 pjn., With‘ ond.hour ^ ioperatfng ’ -*t__ an_ unreglstoreri ,_ a 'mo- ‘shTpimr to 'viet Nam fw . Vlrirtnla D*en and son, RFD 3, Step seven is lnspactl '■•tendsra -to breach of peace to want to see your letter. Burger Chef to Wethersfield. ■Members qf. tha Frank J: ...... the Porter school. The other system will be set up to hon: Must laava by 7 a.m. 643-6282, vo members of the Children’s Judy Rowell. > ' ] '■' . connection with an Incident In Your letter ba des­ ...atre Wing. Christopher Roundup Mansfield Jfcrine AuxUlkry ^jjlch he apparently lost his sister, is married and lives out Cummings f o r die future reporting of this prop­ or 643-7981. Events schedulSd fo f' 'the of town. troyed if the advertiser is aunders and Mairy Jane Quinn, weekend include a novice quar­ ;hsve been Invited to attend the.w. jjj Morlarty Bros, ga- erty. I . . oM you’ve mentioned. If bleen Quinn is serving as stage (Oentinned from Page One) Installation Of . toe Peter P. • Postmaster Job Step eight Is preparing new RIDE wanted to Pratt and S tet contest on Saturday after­ rage on Aug. 7 over a tow- not it will ba handled in Northeast Airlines’ route from Monaco Marine League ■ smd alphabetical cross - referwioe Whitney. 8-:4:45 shift, from 560 kanager. noon, toe main event of the tog charge and kicked a dis- t 1 1 i"*! the uauel manner. EMt Middle Tpke. 565-4321, [ Beverly and tiee Burton, local New York to Florida. meeting; and the third annual Auxiliary on Saturday at 7:30 play car. Judp Yesuklewlcz, JO D leSS i..iiaiII18 Donald L. Cummings of Bol­ cards for each property show­ p.m. at Marine Memorial Hall, ext. 7670 ask for Mrs. Llvar- instructors and LTM’e baibershop show, "On Parade,” said Lamocchia must have ton Rd. has been nominated for ing all new assessments. nols. oreographops wip present two Addison Rd.. Glastonbtuy. Step nine preparing and Teaeher Election presented by the Hartford learned to control his temper Hit Record Low postmaster for Vernon by Pres­ divertissements, group on,Saturday at 8:30 pjn. because he has had to p v fo>’ mailing notices of toe new as­ Lost ind Found < 1 PASSENGERS wanted Man­ HARTFORD (AP) Hart­ Members of the Anderson ident Johnson. The nomination r ^ e final offering wIU be Dy^ ford’s public sehool teachers will in Hartford High School Audi­ damage done and for toe tow sessments to all town property LOST — Large sum of money chester to vicinity of Travelers. Thomas’ "Under Milk torium. Featured in thjs pro­ Shea Post, VFW, will meet to- charge. Therefore, execution of Unemploymebt compensation yesterday to the Sen- owners. 644-1664. be represented by an AFL-CIO at the Hplnres Fu- In Social Security envelope in l^ood,” directod by A. WUliam union to future dealings with the gram will be the ''Cracker { n l ^ . at 7 at toe Hf^xita Fu^ . claims .filed ' ato Quick aoproval la expected. Finally, an Informal hearing IQng’s Saturday morning. Re stley. Acting In the poetic Jills,” 1957 Queens of Har- I nerd Home, i^fWllHsm Kenk’Ts. o f ,3* | W d ta ,^ k I Cimmin^s, a KepubUcan rtfio Tfrill be. held to a lk ^ proj^orty 644- RIDE WANTED from Man­ board .of edneation. ward. After '6 p.m., coll chester to vicinity Mt. Saint DISCOUNT PRICES are Penny Richter, Bet- mony: "The ras iineu — — -_.n/i w,~,iAlwas. Buppoivea .oy inr jjomo- o^ers to dlsciiss' ^and retww The Hartford Teachere’ Fed­ PhimS^ was fined jl5 for S i was, sS^ad by the Demo- 0156. Joseph Academy, call «48- ' Mrsi D<^s Madden has been Foster and Blssell St., senti­ # These vitamins are manufactured by one of the meit re­ mental value. Call 649-0167. Hartford, boura 8-4:80. Call big victory in Connecticut. at the door. the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 I A total of 608 persons, Includ- gg^vtog ae-kctlng postmaster. «48-0766. It's A Fad! , Afch Stuart, . president of "It’s going to be an Interesting Main St., to pay ^ , The court was Informed toat| tog those from the Vernon area, i During . the Elsenhower ad T w o Women spected companies in the world. will act as host for the member, the late William Phil- Christopher Gaqdet, 17, of 42ifUed locally for the week end-I Mrs. Madden, also FOUND — O llco cat — victoKy year,” commented one member Cooper St. Owner please call WANTED—passenger to share YOU NEED VITAMINS! ling. Mrs. M. K. Adams is lips- ! Gerard St., charged with lar- ! tog Sept. 4. The figure was 114 ' Republican, was nominated as of the school board. 648-6010. expenses from Coventry to |ie general Chairman, and toe Arthur BrouiHet, preeideni of Lip Reading . . ceny under $15, has had his case less and 18 per cent below that pogtnaaster, but the nomination Found Shot Psjriji Island, South Carolina. STUDIES SHOW . . . ghttog was designed by James Members of toe htochester for trial by juvenile reported for the week ending g , never acted upon by the 1-eavtog Sept. 21, returning •.Eoch bottle has a laboratory control number showing It hoi the victorious grixip, said he 1 7agner. was asking'to meet arith the To Be Taught (Chapter of the D irabledA m e^ • I Aug. 14. | Democratic Congress.Congress Sept. 24. Call 742-6714 after 8 Paitron members, for whom Veterans are reminded rane ohai-srtoe Calvin p.m. 1. Vitamins with B-com|dex build tip higher been tested for purity ond quality. school board as soon as possible . ■ The case charging Calvin i it was also 263 below toe to-1 a Republican spokesman said In Chicago INVITATION resistance to colds and Infections. I showcase is being presented, to discuss implementation of that toe deadline to ngke res- 41, of 449 Mato St. ■ tsl reported during the cones- his party had no reason to act The University of Connecti- PASSENGERS wanted, hours reminded to respond as soon the Harvard Plan for Im- H«.„r 8 Intoxication was nolled on pending period last year, 283 this year to place a name In ((Tontlnued from Page One) T O BID possible so final plans can be provtog the school system. rtM lor a w oa y w f^^nimendatlon from the fam- below two years ago, and 366 nomination. Congress is over- 8:80 - 6, vicinity Constitution 2. People working under pressure and ten­ Sealed bids will be received Plaza and Woodland St., Hart­ • Liggett Drug Co. large volume buying mode these lew prices for reCrertmtents. ilp-readtog this fall in an effort tomorrow. r o r ■ rraervauons, r^ations divtairai of the below three years ago. (whelmtogly Democratic and form-fitting orange dress ah j on sion require more vitamins. ^ , court Family relations also i claims filed throughout the backing should come from the at the office of the General ford. 649-8287. to help the large number of Imitation leopard skin coat. The m adulta to Eastern Connecticut wood Dr., Vernon. i recommended a nolle in the case state last week dropped by 707, Deipoc.rate. . . Manager, 41 Center Street, O ur p o ssib le . Raised Curbing other was clad in a green djeess Manchester, Conn., until Sep­ 8. Every cell In toe hunnan body requires Mnity Church who have hearing Impairments. 10B against Stanley Maselek, 23, of or three per cent, to a 21,180 C u m rn l^ Is a former fire R egistered vitamins for optimum function. Howard L. Holmes or laa Vernon charging total. During — *'•»the corresponding =~-~- district pommlasloner. He op- and a sweater. Both of the vic­ tember 22, 1065 at 11:30 a.m., AutomobDes For Silo 4 Basis of Oaim m charge of the new pro­ 77th I for cast iron water pipe. P h i ^ a d s t gram Is Dr. Mark Ross, a Henry St attend^ toe hkn with non-support period last year, statewide erates ajranaportatlon bustoeM tims had worn wigs,. one;.:30 a.m. All departments will St. uary. Of Manchester's 608 claims,, tog college to Hawaii and a son been scrawled, ■. "two bottles.” Reconditioned Used Cars ,neet te tha - sanctuary for the Stephens claims he was enter­ “^A bingo game will be held at per cent increase In parking He said there was no Indication General Manager Less than le a "The complete facilities of spetoe to'' the centers of most 236j or 46.6 per cent, were from i attends grade school to Rock- spentog \Tbr8htp. Robert Olson, ing a driveway at .106 CSlnton Orange H ^ Saturday at 7:30 of drug addiction. day. lOOs the Uitiversity’a,^ Speech and cltieq. women; >vlUe. •2.78 ' uperintehdenti and Kenneth at an "absolute crawl” when Hearing dtoic ^11 be made p.m. 7elson, assistant supertotend- 1064 Ford Galaxle 2 Dr. H’Top | the undercarriage of the car availahle to the participants, INVITATION V8, Auto. Trans. P.8. lOOs nt, wHl lead the service. New struck the edge of the walk. REG. taff metrber* will be tatro- Dr. Ross said, "and free audio- $1,995.00 99c Stephens blames the negll logical evaluation will be pro­ T O BID 5•eauced, class i»oipotions on-gence of the Bigharay Depart $5.95 vided each individual during the Sealed bids will be racelved Reg. $2.96 Vain*. ~|iounced Siid plaiis for toe com- ment for the accident and says 1064 Ford Galaxle 4 Dr. Sedan | VALUE ng year presented. A brief flrat month.” 1 at the office of the Oneral ■ *— 4: he will claim property damage Dr. Ross, who observed that' V8, Std. Trans. ^lass session will be held for the Manager, 41 Center Street, Reg. $8.98 Value. , Contains nS the ritamlns u child uor* "to excess of $325." 5-10 per cent of American*' $1,695.00 urpose of organizing and room ■ I ----- Manchester, Conn., until Sep­ mally needs sslgnments. suffer some hearing loss, noted.( tember 22, 1965 at 11:00 a.m., that ultimately the UofC Speech I A more complete formula with > Dissolves In the nMUtli ^ The Rev. K. EJnar Rask, pas- tor rock salt and calcium 1003 Chevrolet 4 Dr., 6 Ofi. Std. | 250s I Delicious flavor jj^ r, will preach at the Worship deGaulle Wants Department planned to conduct' ehloride. Trans. liver. Iron and yeast for older research on the lip-reading 80 Free With 100s folks. •2.25 t S-inonths snpply ~ervice at 10:45 a.m. His ser- Bid forms, plans and spec­ $1,295.00 non wiM be “The Po(wer and NATO Revised procem in order to learn more ifications ara available at tha Controller’s Office, 00 Center Save $1.50. Reg. $3.48 he Price.” ktrs. Bobert Silva about how to teach It. MAO€ ESKCIAUY KM THOM 111 be to charge at a nursery The 'UConn audiologist en­ Street, Msneherter, ConnecU- lOSl Chevrolet 4 Dr. Station' 30 Free W ith lOOs VITAMIN B, VITAMIN C jlurtog the "service foT.^'childreh (OoaiUniMd from Page One) couraged area residents with eut. Wagon. O.Cyl. AutoTYana. SPECIAL MSCOUIC AOM UNDCR TB4SION hrough Grade 1, heartott impairments to contact Town of Manchester, $1,296.00 A LL FOR INIAMINf fo e MO., to * '. Those needing transportation F r e n c h-German cooperation the Speech Department, Box Connecticut S A V E ^2.59 MYMOCHIOKIOI ay ciklll the church or Paator treaty and declared that rela U-B5, for further Information Richard Martin, •1.99 sk. tions to many domains re about toe new program an<) OsMral Manager le o i OoRMt 2 Dr. 0 Oyl. Auto I 1*0 «Mw At 2:30 p.m. a group wtil malned In "cordial virtuality” registration materials. . Trana. tors sit Green Lodge C m val^ en t but were fruitful in ether areas, $695.00 lome, and the board of Chris- such as culture and youth. INVITATION SM M*v 100*1 lan education will meet with Ih discusaing the NATO ques­ ..SO hbkttufiplf Unicap* Special tion, De Gaulle said: Tool8 Sought* 1*00 Chevrolet Impel* 3 Dr. { 694 youth counselors at 7 p.m. T O BID H Top V®, Auto, Trans. whan you buy 100 tabM bolt/a* I HlOH POTINCY "We win remain allies of our Free offer | olUes as king as w4 judge neces- For Cemetery Saaled bids will be recelvad $795.00 SAVE Value $2.08 Value 1.00 STRUS FORMULA oaiy the aolidarity of the West­ at the office of the General Public Records ern powers for the defense of TWO DAYS ONLY THERAPEUTIC-M «Yhe town is inviting bids-for * Manager, 41 Center Street, 1000 Ford Sta. Weg. (Country i Europe, but at toe expiration of Manchester, Conn., until Sep­ Sedan VB, Auto. Trans. VITAMIN A WITH MINIRAU Warrantee Deeds furaishtog and delivering cems- m VITAMIN B„ our NATO engagements, that is tember 22, 1966 at 11:30 a.m. P.S., P.B. PRiVINTS VITAMIN A WMcaviee*. John B. DeQuattro to Fred- tary equipment. Bid opening' ■ THURSDAY, SEPT. 9 CMEWABLC tjm BW IMUT (omMb to say in 1669, will be the end ot for Caat Iron Water Pipe. Bid POTOINa ; rick C. Annum and Dorothy France’s subordination to Inte­ wm be Sept. 24 at 11 a.m. In, ^ , $650.00 .JSMOIMl toe Municipal Building ■ forms, plana and speclflcatioM ##,*** wOh. 1*T( • L Annum, property at 417 gration.” . . are available at the Controller'a WartiB ..IMOWM flMflsm _ 10.1 ■* ; «ato at. - ■, ■ ' room. , . • I ^ FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 Wwtal-1 _ 1 8 a | . '— lOaf. Tha equipment > soti|ht is m Office,. 00 Center Street, Man- 1967 Chevrolat Bel Air 4 Dr., B | Frederick C. Annum and MUlion Papers Shipped NMster, Connecticut. Cjd. Auto. Trana L— — i *kartiM.,^Sa|. U m — I " * ; Dorothy]A. AnnulU to John B. eight gas-powered lawn ■'•trtn*' H L ivrit up Bt your merry “Dairy Queen” , , , M m um,, .HI a * mera for cloae mowlngr, ort* _ m Town of Mancheeter, $496.00 VWtmls 1 4 I Uf. • >Quattro, property bn West- •1'. 3 m |. WABHINaTON — -nM Smith' large, seat-equipped la/im m o ^ ; m enjoy a Up-smadiing’ g o ^ BananA Split Connecticut •MOO UMT8 hilMilai _ LMsig ; Seld St, Buy 100 Unicap 1 >• Mce,. lee’s Mmmmm „J.yS4sig tonlaq Institution, which ex­ er, and a cemetery Richard Martin, lO Ti VkfiitaC .,_ IS ta | . HeriMrt MoCknn and' Amy pric^ lor these two days only* I960 Plymouth 4 Dr„ 6 Oyl. Std. ■JiHpn'"—! 1 6 9 < IbMtaMN .t.17U|. changee scientific and other trailer holding two trtua a*q'U| Ocneral Managar Trans. 1 .3 9 ; V. MoCann to WtlUam B. pubUcatiens with othOr notians, frames, two coffin lowering d e -, ^ Get 24 Free teWMR Mtntaa « ’4.tSsi$, 1 fones and . Dorothy - A. Jones, Sent more than a mitllan pack­ vices, and two sets of artiflalal $496,00 TaUatHka^arry comfy Value 1.98 raMhMMM_tfaf aa.mmmmm MU» roperty at 85 Ridge St. Value $2.2* ages of government, university grass. 1 INVITATION SAVE ...... V4« Quitclaim Deed ■ and prlvota doonnents ovaraaos The trimmers are to be trad- 196* Chavrolate, .Yewr OM m o f | Manobester Properties, Ine, last year. - - ed to for eight used trimmers. T O BID Four. • 0 Hubert McCann and Amy $496.00 IODINE RATION 48c CALCIUM CAPS 69e ; V. MoCann, property at 86 D airii BtiVrl bids will be raoelva* I VALUABLE COUPON ” ■ Udg« St. at the offioe of toe General Mod* from Natural Kdp wirii Vitamin D Manfaga l i e erne Manager, 41 Center Street, Kenneth Melvin OUver,' 146 Q u e e n Manchester, Conn., until Sep­ BEAUPRE Free 14 Day Supply Super Plenamins. lOO'i R*9.98e 100's Rirb. $1.39 Valua 11 8t., and Baibara Jean "V tember 82, 1966 at 11:00 a.m. 150 BloacU Bt.. 8t. ftor Rook Balt and Calcium MOTOR SALES, INC. • Us«d By U. S. Q l^ plc Team laraea Cburoh, Bapt 18. Chloride. Bid forms, plans and • Used By 14 Pro-Football Teams Building Permlta ape^lcations are available at Oail T, Pataraon for Edward •ItM Dabr I tna Controller’s Office, 60 Cen- 344 Brot^ St Manchoeter For Vim... For Pep... For Vigor LIGGEH-REXALL Lyaoh, damoliticn of tobao- $#r Street, Mancheeter, Con- •M-M90 1 Per Family. . . While Supply Laata ■had at826 Vernon Bt„ |200. AMtlOUte OPEN TILL D Joe Oinanlto lor Donald K. Town of Manchester, aHcratkm to dweUlng at BINGO DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 ,DilRY QUEEN NO. 2 Oonnaetiout STANDS BEHIND THE QUALITY P. A. C. BALLROOM ■moaft., $480. . OWNED AMD OPERATED BX AL BUIIN Richard Martin, Saoite, fonoa at 80-87 26 V IL L A G I STREET. ROCKVILLE OWNED AND idlrtBlUaiE) s f F *db AWNVlUU OrtMcal Managar 180. Junto - Jtetrtwrlasa, .- Inc., EVERY M ONDAYS P.M. 488 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 307 MIDDLI 1PKI. WEST MANCNESTHI IMn IMim at 28 p £ ^ Rd., Ill,- Rim iear Round Program Omtroversy liveiw Study NOT! P eop le *otoit Libraries . Ftom Your Neighbor *8 Kitchen IF m n dun W lAmn 'I Of Facts in New Biology TVBN PAOn AND BBS ToBeRevieuM BT a Ctolip Kennedy Staff Wins Plaudits In T he f Mrs. John at 73 t from Page Ona) team wa« told to dasliin a hkh PAOt Consultant Urassa Bt Tiia toa i a ri for aohoolool btotogy courts for llto ■BB-Tuns from a A ance, thara has baan soma erltl- avaliraga atoZuiL hut «ftcb to»y Xanneth Bhaffar, (Braotor of in M MillUaSAFift,' News n ef tba taachtng about aval* wasI giveng l^ a differ^ an award tor tba ladpa ki a nlfht'’ jr«rt«rd*y for tho oOon and human reproduction. Tha result" waswaa thirsa iBflsrant ■ma School o f Library SelsiiM Miami thaI blua *1 toM * at* Jack Paar **we‘vc had some tremble in programs—tha yallow, U6K TO SCHOOL ■ at Simmons Oollsga, Boston'| Bgg'Tuaft AinaaBla# and tba gratn. About thUM Mass., la conducting a survey of I tablespoons butter or mar* m ____ eovnaalon of ManclMO- POLAlfD 8PRIKO, Kalna Texas and Arisons about Ovolu* Uhlespoons of tha totol eontonl is .pnaent town library facilities. gariaa UH^B Camp KoBiMdr* and (AP) — Jaok Paar, la hie Hob," OnbBum aald. “ Ona In taeh vertoew. OVTt FOR RL : Shaffer will be In South U cup flour thajr were told that, ba- brosdoast debut as oemar of Ma church group avOn called ua Orobman aald, "Tha Idas M Vk taaapoon la lt THims- nUw UY. 4. OomnnmMs. Socne oommunl- the three versions was to maka AT Windsor this week and will 1/lfaaapaan papper oiMae of thoir 'ootataadinr own televlaloo atatlon, lays Uea won't have anytblag to do the program as flaxilHa as saw II :.BWet with the town manager, dad dadkatod work, tho lo­ that, with eoma axeaptions with the matorla^.'’ sihla, se that a teacher a ^ b t enaa milk *Hbrarlans, and library dl- tablei„ lespooft lemon Juice SIPT. 9-10-11 cal camp ranked at the top ••show people bored me to *Tn Miami, Pla., thera was a have ft cbelea ef matoriato that (7 ounce can tuna, drainad great uproar about the drawtags suited Mm beet We also paoyfd* HALLMMK rsetore. ’emKUPTum MPimsMOWf of t h e ^ afOUatee, from Slid diagrams of tbo human ra- od many mora axarctoaa lit % cup chopped almonds quH the HUi report will review pree- pimento cut In stripe Ul •oaat to coaet, of the Jo- prodoethro system. Soma aohool conM poaalMy ba dons In oat U hm y operattofta aad wlU Mph P. Kennedy Jr. Foon- network spotbgtat to ayerata a officials wanted to take rasor year, again so the toaabsr could PHARMACY hard*oaoked eggs, UeSeDeA. CHOICE BEEF telsvlBlon staUon In rural t n W . MMdto.Xpka, lacluda raconunsadatloiM for fu­ H oup crumbs d ij^ n . Modes to thorn. Instaad, during pick and ebooaa." ture ptograana to covar tha noat Xataie, said hi a cna-bonr per^ Christmas vacation, the teach- Next: Social studies. Make aauce with four wma maide kwmance, “I was naver rsilly 80 yeara. tahUspoona butjer, flour saa- auta Tnimnf era had to black them out. fhM SpooM A raoommeadatlca tor a, aaw lA Pjr UumOtiA happy in show buatesaa.” Tbo first thing the Mda TBOOm MEBT BOLLT. aoBlBgs aad milk. Add fMaalnd- SapwillUDdBDt nvneta KaOey Bkrary which will mast both ar of ingredients, axaapt to But, he said, 'T t was hardar learned was to bold them up to WASaDfOTON (API Bonne OHt * * ■K ft enawr. gtvaB by Um A m y to get out of TV than to gat Into lateral aad stato stlpulatloiM la crumbs. Mix well and placs in the light. But it'a all blown over American troope In South Vlct ontlclpatad. SIRLOIN or 1* NiVftvy caub at henor t t Iba taaa- tt-'~He aald his dadalon to laava now.^ Nam wUI see what the Soviet with every flM purebBee af nlne-toeh pto pan or olmllow eiaaa. tba National Broadcadtlng Oo. BwImmlBg AttondaaoO baking dish. Melt two table­ KaDay, wbo la ft oonaultaal arobman baa baan aakod government wouldn’t let the o t was easy but bs was under con- many umsa: “Do tbo biological Russians taa — the Mary During the past aummer, a spoons butter, mix with crumbs far tha fbunOfttioa, bboocbt tmct so that It took a whOs to acelencea courses teach tbe ori­ total of 18,600 odmlselona were and sprinkle over caasstols. t parataial g n a ta m from M MorUn eempany'a parformanca Hi arrange Ms exit. gin ef man dUferently from the of "Hello, DoilyloilyV* recorded at the Spring Pond Bake In 876-degree oven for Buiftoa KmntOs Bhrlrar aad. IN PmmII Bfx aerlmmtng area: SHORT Paar tarmad Ida trip to tha story of creation as prasentad in Producer David Merrick ac­ 80 minutes. This reclpa bar bahaU, linltad ICaaebaatar Solomon Islands to film tbe the Biblcr* The figure la far In excaas tour servings. to apply for a |W,000-U6,000 cepted an invHatlon from Praal- o t laat yean total and does not background on tbo rescue cf Hls answer: "The courses dent Johnson to taka tba riiow to Both natives of Woreastsr, wiatrmng grant for a yaai«> Kennedy and Ma PT-IM crew as deal sMaly with MOIO0 and not Include chUdren who tacalvod Saigon from Tokyo, wboro tho Mass., the Lampoons caaM to MT rooMl opamtlon, a aaw pHot one o f hla two moot moving mo­ with theology. They Oo not at­ iPirimmlng Instructloaa at tha program batag plaimaO by tba cast is now. the WMU House IN BIfi Pm Maaebaater three yean ago, ments In television. The other, tempt to bring scientific In­ park. ahortly after they wesft mar­ Ibnadattoo. he said, was his African visit to formation fn conformity or In announced Wednesday, Pre-EtoeUan Dalags ■ckoal Special as adv. M TV ried. t*. A talagram from Ux*. Sbatr- the late Dr. Albert Schweltaer. conflict with the Bible." Mn. Lampeon is a raglatared ar, raoataad 10 mlimtaa bafora Paar'a station la WMTW>Fhf Orobman also aaya human HALLMARK aiadlcal technologist a ^ waa «aa Btart o f tba dbmar, rOad: IV, an American Broadcasting reproduction Is treated as a ma­ Smplojrad at Manchsstar Mamo- STEAK *Xb»gratn!atloaa11 TO tba Oo. atfUlate. jor biological process, and not School SoopBot at PHARMACY INC. Ob. win be tha Mta o f a masting rial Hospital until the arrival of Olty of Manchaatar aad to tba as sax educatioB. NEW L O ^ L O W 277 West Middle Tpke. tonight at 8 of the OOP town har first child. Her husband la aobmtaora raaponaMa for aucb BaroncM Churchill In tha summer of I860, when aommlUea. amploycd at Liberty Mutual In­ pa ootataadtatg iday camp pto- work actually began on writing DISCOUNT PRICES Manckestor PORTERHOUSE STEAK lb. *1.19 grafb. Sacb of yon daaarvaa LONDON CAP) — Baranass a tiext, 38 unlveralty profeaaora Democratlo headquarters, as- surance Co., Manchester. grant cradtt cradi bacanaa of yonr Spencer-CburcMn has minted and 88 high school biology ARTHUR'S tabllshed in the Wapplng Pro- The couple has two children, dailtcatton,, ianthwataom and wlU- tha first coin bearing a portrait teachers were brought here and tosslonal Building, will be open JHI Christine, 2, and John An­ U.S.DJ1. CHOICE BONELESS to aaerilioa a aatariad Christopher Pensiero, center, outstanding counsekn^ w . Herbert Rowley, ot bar iftta husband, Sir Wfaiaton d lv IM Into three teams. Each Read Herald nightly from 8 to 10 p.m. drew, three months, SMALL, TENDER 9 Mrs. Lampson is a communl- fbro of workbig wltb right, bwt worker, receive their awards from Camp Kennedy Director Henry Otnirewn. The final voter-making aaa- Hmantally ratardad. She started ft motor Wednes­ aion before the O ct 4 town atoP- caait ef tha Church of tha As­ "Bacauaaatall o f yoor aaecaaa thta Manning. day at the iw a l mint to turn out tkm will ba Saturday, from t sumption and a member of ita SMOKED C Bununar, tba Kaimady Founda­ the first flve-sMUing piece, fun. to 8 piin. Any UR. dttaen, OomMnad Mothers Circle. Bba la also ft member and current BRISKET CORNED BEEF tion camp program wlH bo ax- worth about 70 cents. It Is the 21 or older, who has baan a raiK lb pandad next year. first British coin to bear the president of the Mane heeler SHOULDERS •dent of town fo r at least six (Herald photo b r ■ au n ts) ‘T hope you arW eenttima to likeness of a commoner in addl- Jayeee Whree. Her hobblee are mao CUT MIST CUT 43 months, la ellgibla to reglstar. do year-round wnafc wltb tba tkm to that of tbe aovercign. For furtber tofonnatloei aad MBS. JOHN LAMPSON AND DAUGHTER, JILL oG painting, horseback riding, Ntarded and gtra tba otbar The portrait ot Cfaunmlll in ildes to tha voter-reglstratton aewtaig and knitting, and LEAN, JUICY Ua slrm suit la on one aid# and bopaa to spend more time with chUdren a cbanoa to partake o f session, raddenta may call ing the September cooteat theJpya of raoraattoa. I uncrowned view of Queen has a diet drink Democratic haadquarters. C o v e n tr y them when her chUdren are n KUsabetb H is on the other. should contact Mrs. Fred D. HtUe elder. c GROUND “We are daapto appradaUva A special Bsaalim wHI be held Ktngabury or Mrs. Laurler F. C of tba bard work aad aeWlam Oct. 2 at the town hall only PHNA Begins DaMara, before Sept 2L aplrlt that made your camp Alexander Nevdey Tbe Club will meet for a pot- lb lb aucb a auoeeaa. Many, many fhr those who have beocoia eli­ CHUCK tbanka.” NEW TOBX (AP) — Brltlah gible to vote Btnoe Saturday's Fund Campaign lock luncheon at noon Tueaday 79 ■tara Joan OoUna and Anthony voter making. This session wlH at Mrs. Kingsbury's boma on School Menas 59! 89 d^dlay, wbo la in Waahlngton, Newley are tbe parents cf a sec- ha from 9 ajn. to nocn. Bread and Milk St D. C, to ^ to ha^ aat 19 tba end child, a boy bom TUaoday This Weekend yaaTHtnmd pBot program, laat MetO Grange Meeting Tba mamt for the Manchca- Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers 18 ozl pkg. 41o night told the volunteers, and at Mt. Sinai hospital. An orgaMmUonal roaeHwg at Bast Central Pomona Orange tar pubUc oriiool system for the They named the 7-poand, 1- A Tbe annual4l M U c Health has an open meeting at 8 psn. about SO town and civic lead- the Knlghts.of Cohnhhushhus ha odmlon member- warn beginning beg Monday, Bept Educator Chocolate era, that Maacbeoter'a program, ounee hoy Alexander. Tbelr held tonight at 8 at St Maiga- Nuning Assoi Saturday as the guest of tba daughter, Tara, la 2. eh ^ fund drive win begin Bun- 13, la as follow s: Chip Cookica ...... ,1 lb. pkg. 85c with the high quality of ita vol- rat Mary’a Ghiircb halL AU In­ Glastonbury Grange at the Monday: Cube staak with terested OathoUc man are tnvlt- day and end Oct. 8 ; procceda Orange Hall In South Olaetsn- nnteer teen-agers plua the un- will be used to help defray gravy, mashed potato, buttered iwrallaled oonummlty support, Prince Harald ad to attend. bury. Supper at 6 pm ., aaid-tbo peas and carrots, bread, butter, serve as a pattern for Ken­ named PHNA expenses for the yetu*. meeting and program are at 7 win OSLO, Norway (AP) — Crown Methodtol Thai iik firkitati milk, sOcad peaches. nedy Foundation work througb- Charles Fergueon of Prospect Prince Harald of Norway begins TVie fall sohadula at Waotoy St., ways and means chairman pm . Tbeada(f: Frankfurter on roll, aut the nation. an extended vlplt to the United Memorial Methodist Church will Chicken Barbecue potato chips. Cole slaw, milk of the association, is chairman A public chicken barbecua Mayor Francis Mahoney, wno States Friday. hagln next Sunday with sarvleas of the fund drive. ice eraam- was preaent at last night’s din­ Harald will enter Ms yacht. Likeb fi I) ‘ V a « “ at 9:30 and 11 am. will bo served from 2 to 7 p.m. Wednesday (except for high Residents who are not con­ Saturday at the Pine Lake ner, said that the town will From UL in the open U.S. 8.5 "Barbershop Night” tacted during the next three school): Vegetarian vegetable give serious consideration to m eter yachting ebamprionsMpe The South Windsor Women’s weeks but who are Interested Community clubhouse at Pine soup, peanut butter and jelly applying for the year-round and the 6.8 meter Oold Cup re Ctob will q>onsor a ‘Harbcr- in contributing may leave do­ Lake Shores. A free danpe from aandwlchca, apple sauce, milk, S grant and that be v^l shortly gattos off Long Island Sept. 13 Jhop Quartette Night” Oct 80 nations at the PKN TTirift and 8 pm. to midnight wHl have brownie pudding. eall a meeting of interested par- 26. iat the high adiooL Gift Shop on Main Bt., or mall Dick Mills’ orchestra. Donat Iona Wednesday (high school) tlai to reach a deMaton, The 28-yeardd bachelor plans will go toward maintaining tbe Bakad m ast loaf, pareUed po­ The eeveral pemona wbo Co-chairman In ehaega are checks payable to the associa­ private development roads, to visit Washington, NotfMk, Mrs. Stephan Lockwood and tion to Fergusom tato, buttared com, bread, but- gpoke last idgbt ml eactoUed tbs Va., Madison, Wla., Minnai^alis clubbouee and beach area. tar, . work of the vobmteers. its flavor is lemon-lime Mrs. Robert Warren. Procaads Voter MahMg Beaaion and Rochester, Minn., Omwia, from the affair w ill ba uaad fo r The final regular session be­ Cooperative Kindergartens Thursday: Italian apagbetti Harry F. Bmltb, director o f Neb., Houst<^ Tex., and Cape The South Coventry O>oper* with mast aauce, tossed salad. the 1M4 camp, aald. “ rbara*s Cesyrlght 1964 by The S.v«n-Us Company • menuily retarded achdar- fore the Oct 4 election for ative . combined . nunery,, and Kemiedy.'Fln. ' > ahlp fund and other club proj- making new voters is to be held French bread, butter, milk, no doubt about It—you an tbe kindergarten class resumed gelatin dessert with topping. best, and have been for two acu. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday . President Ssrapsat in the town office building, sions today, while the kinder­ Friday: Tomato Juice, toasted yearft It'a dne to sematbtag you TiokeU mM be bbtolnad by garten class resumea Its cheeaa sandwich, buttered green E downstairs In the regietrare of ve ftom deep within you, and ROMS (AP) — President CH- aohtoeting Men. Ruiaatl Bee, Slone tomorrow, all in Kings­ beans, milk, glngerbroed with usepp>e Saragat of Italy flies to BOO Oak Street ^ voters’ room. Demonstrations e word for.lt Is ‘charity.' bury House. Mrs. John Kolegft topping- g'Oils yeaFa dliootor, Henry Brazil Thursday for a 11-day Comntotoa' Caama of the voting machine will be given upon request. of Stom is the new teacher. Manning,- said. T ve been won­ official visit to six Lafin-Ameri- Patsy nCliuida, plumbing The 'North Coventry Oo<^>ei^ b e o e i v e s g r a n t dering what it is that makee countries aimed at and heating laapador of tha Guest PrOM Alan Fentiman,' son of Mr. aUve kindergarten rleseee have WASHmOTON (AP) — Dr. yob uck, and HStiy has given strengthening intercontinental town, has Juit completed a been restnned in the classrooms Kenneth Wyberg of Yale Uni me the answer.” - > relationa. now shaky over Euro­ course at the Inatltuta for Mu­ ■nd Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman of Btandlsh RdT, will be guest at the Second Congregational venrity has received $33,818 from Followlnx a roast beef din- pean Common Market plans. nicipal BulkUng Offldgls at the Church. Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton tbe Public Health Service for nen stnfed hy an Anas^Ma-vy ^ e goes first to Brasilia, then University of OonnectlcuDCCtlCUt preireaeher at the 9:80 a.m. serv- ice Sunday In tbe Second Con­ and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury arc study of unusually reactive ear- C9ub eommlttaa o f 10, haaded to Uruguay, Argentina, CMle, LT.WOOD The couias ran from Aug. 80 the teachers. b ^ clic compounds, Oonnectl- Margaret Briggs, left, and twins Ellen and Susan Harrison, Camp Kennedy gregational Church. Young by Harold (Pbiky) Pohl, awards Peru aM Venezuela. to Sept 2 . DiClanda was cut’e aenators announced P Fentiman, a member of the lo­ Cleaning the classrooms Sat­ were presented ty M a^ng to teen-age counselors, receive g ifts of wallets from Army-Navy Club member awarded a oertlflcate at tha urday will be Mrs. Stephen Jon- Wednesday. eneeptlonal couhsalorft LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET cal church. Is studying to en­ Richard Paul. (Herald photos by Pinto.) aonclusion o f tha claaaas. ter the ministry. He begins hls cus, Mrs. Michael ^ Pesoe, „ Mrs. Christqpbcr Penslaro. aen of E^fhibit S et FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT August Conatiuetloft third year at Piedmont College I Th^as Steullet and Mrs. A w Mr^and Mts. Carlo Fwaiato cf was conducted by the reappor­ Building Inspector Donald In Demarest. Ga.. this month. Cahill. Mothers assisting the 72 »>wer» St, was named tbe McLaughlin has announced that outstanding counstior, and Her­ Prepares for Debate tionment committee. By Garden Club MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPLAYED— The Gleaners’ Clrole of thel^ci^r^ Monday wlU be Tbe committee on general pro­ new construction began during church has scheduled a dinner Mrs Gwrge O Brien Md, ^ NOTICE bert Rowley, son of Mrs. Bllza- visions meets Friday at the NOT PREPACKAGED the month of August totaled meeting Tuesday, to which new Mrs. Clarence Ed- betb T. Rowley of 02 Clinton Tlie Manchester Garden Chib 1606,820. IF YOU TAKE VITAMINS 8 t„w a a named tba beat wocb- State' Capitol to make recom­ will open this season’s aettvi- members are welcome. The pro- mondsen. TURN PAGES AND SEE Constitutional Convention mendations on proposed con- CHOICE—BONELESS Permits were issued for 20 gram etarU with appetizers, toj sw in- tiea with a members’- flower (Iwellings In tbe amount o f Arehangel Raphael pina, sUtutiooal changes. Blach acUon be served at 7 p.m. at the home'home! ^ must be approved by a vote of show, Monday a t 8 p.m. In tbe 1860,000. of Mrs. Alton’^ Taylor, at the PAGE 9 •ymbola cf tba patron saint cf Holds Last Public Hearing Paullne Little, teL 742-6231. the retarded, were jwesented to two-thirds of the committee. Robbins room of Center Con­ Permits were also issued for comer of Silver St. and Rt. 44A, Busan Banning, Mary Kllen The next full convenUon ses­ gregational Church. "Harvest five garages, $7,260; seven ad­ and dinner at 7:30 pjn. at the sions will be Tuesday at 1:30 Bounty" is the theme of the ditions and. alteratloas, $9,200; Church Community House. Per-i Blancterd, Shirley Dunn, Bllcn HARTTORD (AP)—The state^also met to sort out resolutions HarrIaoB. Suaaa Harrison, p.m. at the Capitol. It is not show. Mrs. Earl C. Herrick la H I P o f B E E F two commercial bulMings, one sons Interested hi attending constitutional convention has received during a series of pub­ expected to deal with any major In charge of the meeting. for Pratt A Whitney Aircraft who have not been contacted Mary Healy, David WUcox, lic bearings. Jana Bamra, Baibara Kants, ended its public hearings stage proposals, however. Members may exhibit in approximatb c u t s and one at Shepard Industrial may get in touch with Mrs. FALL M argaret Briggs, Corey and is preparing for fuU sessions The final public hearing ended The product o f the convention three categories: Dining room, Farit), 8180,000; three tool Taylor. After dinner, Robert | Mitchell aad Kathy Barry. Wednesday with a discussion of will be iwesented to the people hall or coffee table. Horticul­ to 7 BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAKS Bheds, $300; and one sign, $60. Munson of Munson’s Candy TTie Army-MaTy Club then to debate constitutional changes. proposed annual, instead of bi­ in a statewide referendum Dec. ture specimens may also be ex­ Total revenue to tbe depart­ Kitchen will speak and show gave every one o f the 87 vol­ The reapporUonment Commit­ ennial, legislative sessions. It 14. hibited. SIRLOIN ROAST ment frpm permits during the fUms. 'I SPECIAL unteer teen-age counselors • tee met in executive session Avg. Weight 18 to 22 lbs. month ‘ was $2,835, compared GIrf Scout Committee I |lft of a beanofttl Isather wi Wednesday to begin discussing With last year's revenue of $2,- The local Girl Scout neigh­ Good Sept. lOth a constitutional amendment that EXTRA LEAN — FRESHLY GROUND FOR OUTDOOR COOKING 092.80. borhood committee meets at 8 thib Sept. 28cd Lnat night’s award banquet would satisfy a UA. court’s or­ NOT PRE-PACKAGED DELICIOUS During the same period last pjn. Monday at the home of was tha aeccnd one given by der to reapportion tbe state year, permits were issued for Mrs. Dudley Ferguson, on High* the. Am y-N avy Q u b ,. and is legislature. construction estimated to .cost St. I BOW schedQlM to be an annual The constitutional convention Chuck Ground STEAKEHES 0010,765, including 14 dwellings Yard of the Moath | affair. was called mainly to deal with THsjoidu 9n . JjowfL : at $386,000. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas F. Clay of rmvportlonment. It has imtil Grant HDI Rd. are the August Vs replace a knob on a pot Ud, Oct. 29 to propose conMltutional Maneheetor Evening Herald "Yard of the Month" Coventry ih a screw up through the changes. South Windsor correspondent, Garden Club contest winners. der and tighten a ecvk on tha Subcommittees of tbe Com­ R one Id'MW* $•$< Residents intarested in enter- K mittee on general provisions ROYAl ICE CREAM rr- 7 9 ! 8 9 £ FRESH GRADE A OUR OWN CURED BRISKET Regular Ba n q u e t ^ U.S.DA* CHOICE A re You Ready? 99e FOWL CORNED BEEF 8 out of 10 homes Fancy, Young Pork NOW SAVE c! >/* BaL 0 WHOLE OR 10 8 9 hove cold room RIB HALF (Lofai) Lb, 59c COLOR TV Check Our List For Yonr Vi GaOon FavoritosI IS yO U R S ONE OF THE ^ ? ? ? ? J LOIN HALF PORK ROAST £ 7 9 Vanilla, Van.-Cboo., Van.-Straw., Neopolitan, 3 9 HEAD OUT Cbooototo, PIstacUo, Coffee, Butter CftranieL Contor Cut, Extift Loon DBU0ATE88BN DEPARTMENT Warn up that PORK CHOPS WEEK "Fr u i t — Orange Pineapple, Rum RaRia, Btraarberry, l e a n , CHOIOB GROTE & WEIGEL — MUCKE'S — FIRST PRDEE Froaeu Pudding, Cherrylerry Vanilla, B |aok Cherry, CheTiy hard-to-htot roon GROUND CHUCK Nugget, Banana Split, Black Raapberry, Dutch FRANKFURTS and COLD CUTS NUT and o ANDY—Mnple Wninut, Butter Pecan, Butter 48 VARIETIBB—SUOED TO ORDER . ' Brickie, Butter Almond, Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Stick. b M i the aew FBOKBN, CUBKD Sept. 12-19 Ohooointe Almond, Chocolnte Butter Chip, Mocha Chip. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT pUANTITIES VEAL CUTLETS Lot n fW yoMT froosor wMi U.S.DJL. cholco nwaW N aHw i RIPPLES>-Btrawberry, Chocolate, DbL Choeelate, Coffee CHI&k CHAfIR Btttterseeteh, Buttersootoh, Wild Cherry, Marshmallow »Y WON FIREMAN Soobraok Fcmn Iniltf and vogotoWoB. Sdvo up to 20% Onramel, Raspbrery, Oeffee Mocha, Choc. Marahmnllow, FOR DELIVERY— CALL 643-8059 oof Hko • king. Tasted, Adjusted, Dclhrcrsd, Servicad Blueberry. THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE- ★ sBicTw ntoDuei * VEIOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT­ r . 8. NO. 1—LONG ISLAND By Our ( h m M m IuuiIcs Available at your nearest Royal lee Cream Dealer’s ING will keep your cold or chilly room U ns, FBB8H, MAIMB Wo root cold stofogt lockors for Store, or phone us for further information . . warm and cozy, with nilercd, dfculst- POTATOES lOu, 39c Famous For Service Since 1931 V QnvMn miinf toftiak. log. thennotlaiically controlled hMt. S1.2B « month. Tbo locktr holds about 250 . ■Vgjf wgjM n tol m$$t Opantiig cost up to 75% leu than LOBSTERS LARGE, FAMdr, PINH MKAT part thli d od boforo you buy a honw frooEor. other add-on beaten. Heat* cold bath­ room, sadossd poKh, attic rodm, or lb. 99c CANTALOUPES IDE OBEAM m ipacc that need* extra beat, W l NAVI A FUU UNE OP POQD CpNTAMIRS FOR YOUR ^*ff!i7r!T **?**** FREE home demonstration. NABISCO BROWN SUGAR COOKIES •••eeeeeegsset* *..••« pRf. ! FROnN FbUITS AND VEGITAILES. K o c f c d C O M rA N Y # FIRST FOOD IF YOU LIKE THE KSY ^IVE US A TUT PC O N O M Y STORE OF MANCHESTER HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | 51 B IS S IU ST. REAR OF IC E F U N T 543-84X4 Potterton’s e MANUFACTURED IN MANCHESTER SINCE 19201 e ManufactUMra W ORFfTELLTE "BANQUET BFUMONT 646 CENTER STREET PLENTY OP PUI PARKING FOGARTY BROS. Inc. 317 HIgbkmd Sty* Monchottor, Cowk Plumo 443-427B J FLINTY OF FREE FARKING SFACI ISO CENTER STREET—COR. OF CHURCH 27 WARREN STREET—PHONE 649-5358 811. BROAD STREET—TEL. 649-4539 OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. TILL 9 P.M. — SAT. TILL 6$3p 1 ' 1 ( : ixri MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER », 196S 13 M O B TWBLVB MANGliBSTBR BVBNINO HBBALD. MANCHESTER. CONNe THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 T im »■ ...... ______• - ■ - • -----— —-----— —...... - ■ « T o llu d ^aniU>r Hired •4; and Hartford Foderal Sav­ Mm. Milton Bragg, who sirs] TplUnd County H ebron ings. 111,910.02. worUag with the IM doo Oty N O T t e i i At Town Garage Ths bankruptcy psUtlon will l^sbyterian Mlsrion. Mm. town Meeting be presented to Suml BeMman, Brsgg' Is the termer BdMh Bi­ I f YE Evening lls of Oltosd,___w. a a ----- sister of Ked- IT Tor «A u w n s m i i refeme in bankruptcy. The Mor­ TURN PAOSB An d ■ b i On Open Space A custodian haa bean hired on Town Meeting Wednesday ton# am represented by Atty. noth BlUa, wno is the foihsr of a three-month trial basis by the M ne, The Baby Has ^ ’ScheduledTor H eny Kleinman ot Haiiford. the two glrto. Set Tomorrow Town Highway Department He Visiting MexiM PAM f 4 will clean the locker room' and ' County 4dPr$ To Consider School Site Ksthy snd Gwsn Ellla am Manohestsv Evening HeraM offices of the Olcott 8t. garage. •pending several weeks In Max- Hebron eoirodpondent, M is s ------. Th«r* will tM a town mtrt- Tureck Highway Supt. Ernest ee Ooutrty 4>H*n are invited to A apoeiat town mooting hanfnaighbora wort tevlted to drop too City, as guests of Mr. and Suesn Pendleton, tel. Itt-MM- R e a d H C F a l d A d i ^ tomorrow night at I In the says the custodian "is working SCRANTON MOTORS Been Named. ' . . .. o... v r a night m d a y to aay and J ^ tha festivltlaa. Hlcka School gym. when r*«l- a n ...... —, been oalted for Wednesday by out very well." farawell to a Coventry v boy Legiea GoM Um Hebron school bulldtog com- ««nU wlU b« naked to approve Up to now the work had been, going to South Amorloa and to A golf toumamMit Is slated tlM purchaee ot the Ciwdnll done in a spoUy faahion by des­ weloomo a Japanaao girl vial mittea to take action on a rec­ ignated highway employes. In for Sunday aponsored by Jonea- property, including a awimming Ung farm famillas here. ommendation Uiat the Barraaso Iteofe Post, American Legion, pond and about 40 acrea, either July’s htghiwsy report, Tureck BriggoT Chriattna Mario, daughter ot h s n y Nolaon and TO# farewell will be for Bob property, in the vicinity of Jsg- and is open to all Legion mem­ G. GLENNEY CO. With town funda at a coat of said that a town custodial em­ TLojv StaJdinq. JhsuA, tnelm2IIWIIIW a X/VIDorl. ■■ fwyiiuiuaRaynolda Briggs, 97Vf W Tvvua .U. 0V»8 t Sheoew waswwmm bornmwsmm Gehring, who will spend sev ber. and their eons. O. Richard IM.SOO plua Intereat, or in ploye had offered to do the Job AUfAug. 21 at ManclM.ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ersi months in Paraguay as an ger Lane, be acquired a. the on a three month trial bcuils Ivee, tournament ehilrman, Which caae the town would m ndpartnte are Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Roynolde, 60 Court- International Farm Youth ox- site tor the new elementary may bg called tor addltloneJ luiive to pay gll!,S78. for a total salary equal to the land St. Her paternal grandparents are Mis and Mrs. Nsl- Rchool to the Gilead section .of pay of an average department changeo. Ho U leaving this intorm^lon. ReaidenU will alio be a * e d 9on Bring., 11 W .loom . PI. monUi, along wlUi a variety of the town. First leleotman-Rldh- to authorlae the board ot ae- employe over a week and a half. ~ . . - - A6C Committee gifts for tha paopic he vlelU ard M. Grant qtetes that Mr, A slate of nomlnse. tor mem- lectmen to aiRwint a conaerva- The August highway report !■ Absra, fennifer Idrna, datigliter of Robert C. and Carol snd Mm. Joteph Barrasso are ahows preparation fot winter and a photo js n p b o o k doplcl-; bXrriilp on the ABC community tlon commiaalon, and to appro­ peaaayAbbra, 3 Esther Avs. Rockville. She wfO bqnk Aug, mg farm lU f% Tolland Ooun^, offering Ihf site as a glfL PJO-I priate |S00 for an aerial phoiog- Gets Grants with the stockpiling bf 1,814 cu­ oommfftee haa bean attabllahed ,|6 st Rackville Qensral Hospital. Hor maternal'grandparanal vkW tha, school in various coontle. snd their baphy aurvey of the town, bic yards of scresned sand lor ^ha weloome will be oxtendod Miss Roanne Wise, daughter Min and Mrs, waiter w . GiUNtty, 10 Bather ^Ave., Rook- to TuMko Motooo, an «ch ah ge thslr late son, Joseph B. war- according to Joseph Sieg- Ladlea GuiW of Mr. and Mra. Ja<^ Wise of use In ice control. Ville_____ Iter patOrhal ifl’andparahte are Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin The high winds and heavy visitor from Japan, who will da, chairman of the County Ag- 81 Hilltop Dr., haa been award­ W. X V ^ , HOington. The Site has been to «I^ P ^ rioulturat Stabilization andCon- baa announced that the St. ed two grants for study at the rains of Aug. 19 sent crews out . . . . , show slides of her country and Matthew’a Ladlea Guild haa to handle emergency flooding describe farm Ute there. by the cotnmtttee aervation Committee. Andover, Sorbonne in Parle this year. A BurkA iPauI VliMeni, son of DOnsId P. and Alice Bricaon inteipeted and ia conripwed Columbia end Hebron (NOTEi All Items Are Subject To Inventory On Hand) preaented him with a check for recent graduate of Southern complaints of washouts. Several 14™ YEAR! Burice, Carol Dr., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 1 at Manches­ In addlUon, Owen Trask, who suitabte in all respects^ The satabllshed at the il.eoo toward their pledged Connecticut State College, she yards were repaired and ter Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr, visited with IFYB exchangees cleaned, as were washouts on in Burope during tha summsr, tract includea about 20 w c a . asOB county offlee. The payment for the "SUtue of Our will seek a master’s degree In and Mra. Oa^ar BrIcMn, New Ikmdon. His paternal grandpar- Plana for a aubdlvlalOn of of nominee, as a Whole Bleaaed Mother” for the new French at the Sorbonne. Broad, Gardner and Charter W s want to thank an all ot of wurour euttonriariwu.iwi.iw..xU-. and frisndi^for halping us ^ wUl r a p ^ on Ms trip. w a want rnanit ante are iKr. and Mra. Henry Burke, Now London. He has BbdilMte from various ooun-1 ooun^ about 100 house#hou.ee on East St., includeiitclude a minimummlnlmui of 8 Church. The money repreeenta Her studies In France will be Oak and Bush Hill Rd. two brotllsrA Donald, 8, and Thomas, 61i...... various She profits from various guUd conducted under the graduate The Park Department crew from a small organization of 3 on September I Ith, x.i .v • • * • • tries will be on hand, and the I Gilead, on the Rich farm am to nominee.,nominees, from which a com- felled some trees at the Olcott largest dealerships in th# area with a total parsonnol of Our total a ^ n f reehmente. will parUke of the th# making, and, if e u cM i^ L munity committee of ththree reg- projects last year. A total of program of Mlddlebury College Walton,’ Louise Ann, daughter o f Richard and Loulae is4M lnAil to A. hlffTllv MMMMUBQ iilttr mjimTiAra Anft twi of Vermont. She has received S t disposal area In order to in­ evening's international flavor. wiM lead to a highly pOputopep yixV merabem and two alter |700 waa reallaed from the periance in sales and management is 138 years-^lu« another 50 year* PalmerS'ihMlIOA Walton. fa HuntSAU61V Rd.,SM6»| \prijauaiaMi0.Columbia. a^aassShe was bomer^.a Sept_ area, according to the oqiitoTiit Gene Pitney Benefit Dance, both a U.S. Fulbrlght Travel crease the dumping area. The event will begin at 8 p.m. nates will be elected by farm- 1 at Mahchaater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ em ‘eligible to vote to the elec MAKE YOUR HOME Which waa sponsored Jointly by Grant and a French govern­ Routine work found the high­ with our sarvica parsonnal. This all adds up to tha highast quality In sarvica parents 6ra Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Palmar, Andover. Her. pa- Friday at the Northeast School, tee. . , ment grant way crerws installing 82 street | off Rt. 80 to Vernon, acroee Church Auction 1 tlon. The slate must be com- i the guild and the C.Y.O, has and guarantaad satisfaction in sales. W a will andeavor to keep pace with , temal grandparents sro Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith, BOUon. pleted by Sept. 80. Mr. Szegda Miss Wise graduated from slgms, patching 73 tons worth o t ; I ' ___7 a ______J e ______L a. ------A ------^ from the Tolland County Agri­ The year’s rolled around pgpto b ^ n turned over to the church iie r matemib•••■bVto* I16M great-grandparents wa.ww umw are Mr.arae* and Mrs. Ray- points out that It Is highly desir­ PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH building fund. Manchester High School In pot holes and other repairs, | our wonderful community which is growing and rnodarnixing • ''• '7 *y* inond■ C.- “Palmer, * Andover. ‘ hoover. SShe has two brother#, John, 10, cultural Center. and the annual auction eoponsor- 19M, received her bachelor's de­ cleaning out 101 catch basins ed bv the Men’s FellovfaMp of able that homtoeeia be currently Asseeoors Hours Founded with the knowledge of the automobile businessi we strive to keep and Joaep)w>2; and a alster, LuAnn, 2. i activt farmera who will repre­ The town assessors will be at gree In 1964 and spent the next and six culverts, removing 46 the Hebron Flmt Congregational year teaching French at Elling­ cubic yards of waste, sweeptog Church will take place at the sent the various secUone and the Town Hall at the following honesty and fairnass in all our businass transactions. " Pock, Dayna Ellen, daughter, of Robert D. and Naomi Tax Collections types ot agriculture In the com­ times for the annual Mating of ton High School. 779 cubic yards of material, and LAWRENCE SCRANTON 'WepbnerVVOrDnor *Peck, cvi\| 78 lo MUfordnfiuiuru «vu.Rd. Sheone waswsm» bommww» Aug. 26 at Old Red barn on Saturday, with cleaning up a cellar on Seaman Bob Henderson as auctioneer, munity. real property by residents. Owner HartfordXlmTlura Hoepltal.nuBpiMU. Herner maternal mabesuw grandmothergacajfwanvvsavs 1. Mrs. Edna 4-H Invited •d cartridge belltn and other A A F M a m OA 0 6 I T a m *«is6Ae.Mm1 ST6 DCF. 665,754 in Month shouting "Who bids? VTho AND Friday, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. Circle. 21 Teara’ Experience Werbner. 40 Olcott St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. POST to 4 p.m., and 6 to 9 p.m; and combat equipment. A crew was sent out to Hil- and Mrs. William Peck. 27 Gerard St. She has two) brothers. b bids?" Albert A. Ooolldge will AU 4-H chib membem am be-, Some of the guerrillas were Hard St. to clean the roadside The town collected $66,764 In be general chairman. The bam Ing invited to attend All-States 1 Fridays, Cot 8, 16, and » and bandaged, apparently because Jonathan, 7, and Paul, 6 9 Hov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; of garbage, trash, and debris property taxes during August, has been open for several days, Day, at the Etestem States Ex- of wounds received earlier. dumping. Police were notified of Howartl ''ft Jl*. Bad bringing to Just under $4 mil- with, aomemto on hand to re-i poaiticn on Sept. 18. Free Ucketa { Saturdays Oct. 2, 18, and 93, In other developments: J K and the offender arrested, says 61e, 190 ■on Dr, He w u borti [ion the total collected since July celyc. rdonatod^artlcles. iti0V be called tor by 4-H mem­ from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Radio Hanoi said North Viet .Margue loney bem from the county 4-H office. Mondays, OcL 4, 11, and 18, Turek. Aug.A.UK. 27,- Hbsplfal. MiaAJAgm ••■savmeihatemal grandfather--- .A — --U the start of the current fls6al This ^s Dr. Her paUmGl frandparenU are Mr. and ing about $24,000 wCm paid Into la swarm 6f buyers and lookem AS8.09 In llabUttlea end $ ^ to | the-town water fund, $16,000-to' 01,^ . --including outsiders and voters, and deputy registrars for bacteriological and chemical Leaves D istinctive Mra. Jarvis, 11 Fenwick Rd. Her ntetemri great- assets,. Mrs. Vivien Kenneson and Mrs. warfare. The paper charged grandfa A Davldf Dunni,' Norwich. Her paterriil gl*-1’* Rie . seXrer fund, $4,400 to the antique deatem- ! ■ Donald F. Morton and hla I Fleanor Weston, will attend a that the United States recently ' grandm^ ifto Mto. .AjakoHne Jaryl., H Fem;rick Rd,^8hs, Flm District fund, $9,|00 to the I QeoUdge’S 26th Anniveraaiy wife, Dorothy, filed the petiUon NEW H A V ^ Conn. — A tw^ alstem, L||^e, 5. Dog License fund,.'and about It .whs "Open House" Supday reg^trars conference at the sent a "mobile research insti­ plant pathologim here has a has a ' in U.S. JUatriOt Court In Hart- [ lia.OOd to the Special'Dopntown,.gt the mrid.«iice of MX - 6nd State Capitol in Hartford Mon­ tute” from Japan to Viet Nam "fingerprint’’ code for plants. and Ja fort. .' . . day. to carry out such warfare...... Taxing District fund. vV ( jy ^ / AHtott'A. Ooolldge, '• Moqj|toi;'.Aeaote T ed, the Morton Paving Co, BEABTIflES will attend the town clerit’a Nam has ordered an investiga­ toff Mo^ l HL 32; ’qUmantie. She 'vtoa horttAMg. tance totaled only $5,700 m Au- 1 wedding amllvorsary. Tbs p yty man fingerprinting, the magni­ 3ener« Hoepltal. Her maternal grandpaiv gust, and receipts from other was given;-bj^.the couple's iatate cre- 28 at R oA p^ Gene PIOTECTS-ENCiaSES spokesman said tear gas Is is­ Mrs. C r i e f f , Wllllngton. Her pa­ agendas about $4,000. e!hlldren',,fja™3to.e!hlldfen’,, a broth- Dtottel. 16^ and three slstem, P a t e i^ W. Bar- from an altitude of 4,600 feet RESTORES U.S. Jets Attack ; barm, i: 'iuld.bcf^elo. 6. »After Oila week's teste the (ALLOWS saCBteAKLESS AJB-DRYINO) *1.59 BLACK TOP THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER f i* • • * dummy capsule wjll be remod­ '& BEAUTIFIES N^ar R ed China Si . HmUi-fr * ""i daughter of the Rev. Paul D. eled to carry two.penlonz for OUR EXTRA HIGH PRESSURE SEALER '' YOUR DRIVEWAY and Ml ’^Badger- Slmpeon, Fltzwilllam, N.H. She wqa additional tests. ’ * ^ U je * Heene (N.H.) Hospital. Her ^ t e m a l PROTECTS AGAINST (Coathmed from Page One) WATER OEPARTMENT ■ bom A bog reg. 98c P ,«re Dr. andMtrs. Theodore Badger, Chestnut OUR MYRA WIDE RAYS grandp GAS OIL WEATHER Hill,nm , Mli.i«.| , *ter paternal tHuidparente am Ole Rev. and SALE PRICE strike Wednesday when they Mm. ClfidM-Simpstm, 637 Spring St. OUR EXT^ CL e X'N p r e m is e s blew up a tunnel and killed 66 EASY TO USE The nse of hose for any outside t . ' 1 fVw * *J?1 . FR EE uniformed Viet Cong. DotMMw liw Mwrie, daughter of Emert and *^Wcla JUST POUR & SPREAD JIM GORMAN 7 The Leathernecks discovered watering, washing, fiiling of swimming RUSS MATHIASON HOWARD KEENEY ED STONE Reilly Dobosz, 101 Porter St. She waa bom Sejrt. 3 at Man­ D E LIV E R Y 548 NARTFORD ROAD 89c the underground maze after a Sales Salea Parte Manager Sale# chester Mem,orial*Hospltal Her maternal Viet Cong sniper they were pur­ t Yeara’ Experience 1 Tearia Bxperieaea S Teara* Experience 21 Teara* Experienoo V- Mr and Mrt. Frank Reilly, 99 Portw St. Her paternal OPEN 24 HOURS—EVERY DAY Reg. $6.39. DC OR suing ducked into an opening. poois, or any iike uses is hereby pro- grandmother is Mm. Mary^DobOM, Stafford Springs. ARTHUR DRUG ' The Marines planted, a TNT ^ A L E O o T O charge, but before they touched hihitod hotweon the hours of 7:00 ajn. OlowM, Clayton Lee, eon of Joseph G. ajd S Gallon Can it off, two Viet Cong emerged SYLVANIA Krueger Clowes, 25 E m er^ _ S t H « ^ ^ from the tunnel and surren­ and 11:00 pjn. SPECIAL LOW'i^RICES During Our Anniversary Sole Mimchester Memorial HoBpltal._Hte matern^ g o d m o th e r FLAG 8T0N E LIGHT dered. They were followed by is Mm. Elizabeth Anglemler, 87 Summer St. Hla[is ppaternal two women believed to be Viet J^Mdpamnte am Mr“« and Mm.KFaM* Geraldrx^eemlsV Clowes,I I ^ lt o n , Cong nurses. TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPT. Howoll Chonoy Regional Vocatlonal-Tochnioal Dchool No. 1 Quarry Rutt DULBS Maine. Entering the tunnel after the RICHARD MARTIN, General Manager blast, the Americana found It Help Us Celebrafe— Get Your New Or Used Car Now! 791 W. Middle Turnpike Mmicheetor. Connecticut 6 COLORS Safety at Low Cost littered with the bodies of Viet Brazalovich, Wendy Lea, daughter of Walter M. and 6 For89C Cong wearing field packs, load' . Mary A. Maclorowskl Brazalovich, 22 Charing Rd., Wap- with beauty ' . Ding,ping, Sheone waaWam bomULIIJI Aug.AU|^. 27 **Vat aat*av»w*« Hartford Hospital. Her ma- — SALE BEG. 25c EACM everyone admires ternal grandmother is Mrs. Ann Maclorowskl, WappUig. ■ ADULT EVENINC COURSES Up To 100 Watt Her pat^ al grandmother is Mm. Mary Brazalovich, Hart­ ford. She has a sister, Jody .^n^ 3.^ Free TuiHon Tote and Save 24c R eg. 27c We Are Clearing Out >i Ptinck, Monique Ivonne, daughter of Bill and Oerda J. Used Car Selection ‘ Bnilts- Pltock, 423 Foeter Rd., South Windsor. She WM Supplement trade experiences with the following courses: SALE ,■( bom Aug. 28 at St. Francla Hoepltal. H ir maternal grM d- ‘ parents are Mr. and Mm. Johan Smite. Mook, Limburg, Hoi- AUTOMOTIVE aE C T R IC IT Y All New '65 Models 9 M OLDS. JETSTAR I SPORT COUPE r Iwid. Her paternal grandparents am Mr. and Mrs. Henk BASIC ELECTRONICS Delivered 26c I'. J. Pllnck, Nymegen, Holland. She haa a sister, Dona CARPENTRY Reg. 29c 963 CADILUC CONVERTIBLE, Air Conditioning’ IiVOuirtmida, 11. , . ; DRAFUNG aECTRIC CODE SN O P MATN MACHINE RLUEPRIlfr 961 CADIIIAC SEDAN BE VILLE, Air Conditioning ALGORA READ IN G • SAVE DOLLARS GEOMETRY MACHINE SHOP PENN-DLAGK 962 OLDS. 68 HOLIDAY SEDAN, Air Conditioning ‘trigonometry TOOL AND DIE WmI** ffioifr Big Selection In Stock 962 OLDSMOBILE 88 HOLIBAY SEDAN 8LATE SA V E 1 5 % . ninfi»m*nt$ aasses heW 7-10 P.M., Monday and Wednesday evenings 0 Immediate Delivery */4” x 12” x 18”—I'/i sq. ^ P o r c h • Step AIRITEBSiRY 962 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF- VISTA Registration, Scptonibcr 20 and 21st— 7-9 P.M. ft.—Sawed & Scalloped, SHUnERETTES Ends. STA-nONARY PONTIAC CATALINA STATION WABON Daily registration—9-4 P.M. LODVEBS - RAILINGS m Talanhnnn 649-B396 SALE , . . Ideal window treafment PAINT SALS e llenSenI ili. Iw.m « ★ CADILLAC 962 OLDSMOBILE 98 CONVERTIBLE for so many rooms. Large selection of sizes. Ready for • lenr *• od|w>i—Htt ■ Tote and Save • ■MHrtMwIly ityM fw i acSy u c V 962 OLDSMOBILE F-65 4-DOOR SEDAN 39c finiahlng. ' 4 9 UTIIIOI UT»C . Reg. 43c. 7 "_1 6 ’’ ★ OLDSMOBILE , vow Now — add ilr.noMi. WALL PAPER 962 VOLKSWABEN CONVERTIBLE mtm ran Beg. $1.79-$8.29 velw. end bM«ty — WALL PilST lOSII PAINT r r s s F FlnanoeO^ "TW" SALE pivi SAFITY a« perth e bRIU TO A SALE SALE QLDSMOlllLE 88 HOLIDAY GOUPE TW Dept Sterna $ 1 * MANCHISTirS bed il.pi. law ml. SIAUTirULHAT RIOT e RRIMIUM Ufl Delivered Cone i. lor nllmata. riNIIH IXPICTANCY ★ PONTIAC $1,165 Car FayffiMitt 44c *1.52 ■ *2.80 e flLF-PRIMINa OLDSMOBILE ^D00R SEDAN Hoeoltal ■4 44 Reg. 46c I fASr MYIIM lU Y O N E . 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FELUOW /mowed/ b u t IT* 4STr«v«l*r ter Liin and Dick star center fielder’s prime Stuart drove In five of the Phil­ p r * 7 IT ? r and thla mimmer ran up a atring the New York Meta and mov­ goes, and I just wondered if I ’d 1 interest remains the hot be able to throw the baseball lies' runs, Oallison stroking a rnmmmm of atx Tlctoiieo before tasting ed to within one-half game of defeat, tolling for Fogarty Bros, pennant race in the Na­ tha National League lead. the next Inning." run-producing single In the third i r inning and a two-run single In 15“ in the wllUmanUo Twilight tional League. It was O'Toole's first com­ He was, and eventually Willie bolted his 44th and 46th plete game since opening day marched off the mound with the the seventh while Stuart hit a League. two-run homer In the fourth. Joe r r i r TTJ homers of the season Wednes­ and only his second victory of organist playing "When Irish •IT LEAST i day, driving In five runs as the the year, but then Inexplicable Eyes are Smiling" and the Reds Torre and Honk Aaron hit eoI»> ^iSH& OAN use HER a r P len ty o f W o rk Olants bombarded Houston 12-8 things happen to a guy who In in a tie with the Idle Los An­ homers for the Braves. BY V. T. HAMLIN IT" r • * * A L L Y OOP WA4HIN® /M/ACH1N6» . A portaldor boasting oxceUont and retained the league lead the past has been kicked by a geles Dodgers for second place, L rl oontrol, another difficult task, they won Tuesday night at Los horse and rapped In the lace by one-half game behind front-run­ PIRATF^-CARDS— WHYOrCOURSEl ...NOW HOLD s n u i ST 23 Bob Friend allowed the Cardi­ TMBRS! THAT HiASN[T IW W , ..BUTWHAID4A } rMOONNASTTICH WITH ME .15 T MoCurry got plenty of work this Angeles. a paddle-tennis racquet — at a ning San Francisco. • PIWN* TPO y 1HB8B PtKCHS INSIDB 'EM HOW ELSECOL^ I OONT WANTA jgpH •eaion, pitching about three! nals only four hits, bringing hie flO BAP, NCM/ WAS ' NO.. BTCKTOU BY r That made It 408 for Willie Jewish Center. The Giants remained on top NOWf TOOBTHPR UKH THOP I KNOWHOW TO 27 a games a week. The strength | record to 7-11, while the Pirates SET EM RKSHTP MISTAKE 5 T 2 T since he broke in with the A 17-game winner In 1964, O’­ as Willie Mays hammered his finally gave way by the time • broke a 1-1 tie In the seventh Olants In Neyv York back in 44th and 46th homer and drove ■ the final aet of the Willimantic Toole pitched well enough in when Del Crandall lashed a W 1961. Only Babe Ruth with 714, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 5 5 " 5 T playoffs were half over and spring training to earn the open­ in five runs in a 12-3 walloping double off Ray SadeckI and Jimmy Foxx, 684; Ted Wil­ of Houston. Fourth-place Mil­ MoCurry lost three in a row, ing day assignment and went Gene Alley followed with a sin­ liams, 621, and Mel Ott, 611, are waukee fell two games behind 5 T 55 pitching after working a full day out and pitched a complete gle. Sadecki struck, out 18 in his over the 600 mark. game against Milwaukee. But after a 6-5 loss to Philadelphia cutting brush for the power FRIO) McCUBRY Ott holds the National League seven-inning stint. 5ft he lost. He went out time and and fifth-place Pittsburgh re­ s r 38 company. ■ leadership, which Mays seems mained four back with a 2-1 de­ MCCurry presenta a clasalc son from McOurry. His future Is again but was unable to win un­ sure to top. cision over St. Louis. Coach Francis (Salty) Parker example of the complete athlete, a bright one only because he til June 16 when he was credited 41 "These last 26 games are with the victory in a game of the I»H Angeles Angels ap­ J« believing firmly in both him­ himself will work to make It so. going to be real tough,” said 9 LC against the Met.s. peared in 11 games with the self and hli future. About 16 Nobody excells without working; (HANTS ASTROS— 47 Mays, looking forward to the Mays hit a three-run homer in 1936 Detroit Tigers and baited 5 “ 44 pounds heavier then he wae at It I# a primary lesson of compe- He hadn’t won since when he stretch drive. took a 1-6 record and a 6.82 the second inning and connected .280. m i Manchester High, he works ex­ UUve sports and McCurry la He said he felt physically,^, W 50 ST tra hard at being both a stu­ living proof that the lesson is a strong, but said he would need a GOING, GOING .... dent and athlete, and both fields rews^lng one. little rest along the way. Willie Mays watches, «A\I have rewarded him for his * • • W 5 T " I think I can do the club bet­ Houston catcher Ron efforts. Margin Notes ter when I get a day off," he Brand (9), watche.s, BY AL VERMEER h Lettering last fall in soccer, explained. MORI ARTY BROTHERS FEATURE: PRISC ILLA’S POP :BT‘ ST ST" and Umpire John Pry­ t McCurry came out of the goal Centers on the Blast Catholic Manager Herman Franks has LISTEN , to put In some time In the line. High grid squad should get been giving the 34-yenr-old star or watches as Willie’s /^LOOKl TJ^AT ME'S HAKKSINOJ THEY'RE 'TWEY'VE 1 *When I go out to coach,” Mc­ E>V O N E LOWERINS- ] tM t, MtA, lec. m ho ttt be. purse of $77,600. holes on Saturday and Sunday will be tele'Vlsed (NBC) from 4 Jack NIcklaus, Masters’ to 6 :80 p.m., EST. BY DICK CAVALLI ehamp, has averaged 72 strokes QUALITY AT Bif MORTY MEEKLE a round at Firestone for 24 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE oia: rounds. 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 , 196S — fB» ‘ ...... — ...... , ■ ...... — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN*, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1966 Bert Campaneris Plays All Nine Positions for A^s hut Is Injured Ashe Confident Against Emerson Twins Increase Lead to Six T NEW YORK (AP)__Fortot them helped lead to the Ath-^nese. The cams In theadsfeated Detroit 3-0 before hav-.» ANOELS-A *er In the ntnIR finally deemed Minnesota there’s consoli­ lellcB 6-S, U-lnnlng lose to Cali- sixth Inning while he was play- Ing lU eight-game winning The Angels ‘r V*: Lead on Line Grid Briefs fomla. liW ll6bl- With two out and streak stopped 5-0 and Boston Kansas CllyCity 1with two rune In First to Sign .s. 1 ■ dation, for Nsw York Not only that. Campaneris, Aibla Pearson at first base, Jim trimmed Cleveland 6-1 In 10 in­ ths 19th, Bobby Knoop scorlnfe ton aookad a twa-nas 1 N et Stars there’s ellminstion and for who played a different position Fregoal lofted a fly to right-cen­ nings. the tle-brsaksr on pitcher John ATLANTA. Om. (AP) — As Unbeaten Bert Campaneris there’s In each o< the first nine innings, ter. • • • O’Donoghus’B two-baee throw­ Former Florida AAM atar wasn't around at ths finish. He' Oampanerie got under the (ly, t w ik r -w h it E m ix — ing error. Ths Athletics tied the Hunter Sofe^' Bob Paremore, one of foot- frustration. left after the ninth with a hut the ball bounced out of his Jim Grant stopped ths Whits game hi the ninth on nm-scor- Hunter Ratety Opponents ball'a apeedleat runnera, ia Teams Q ash That-was the Uneaoore fol- Bhoulder Injury. glove, allowing Pearson to score Sox on four hits for his 18th vic­ Ing singles by Ken Harrslson George AtMoa Or. has the ftrat player announoed knring an historlo night In the The 38-year-oId Cuban, who the run that broke a 1-1 tie. tory against five defeats while and Dick Green. •d hU DSKt ooumg o f I— aa having signed a oontraet American League Wednesday. once pitched both right-handsd Then, as a pitcher In ths Jimmie Hall provided Min In safe huiRlW P«w _ . NEW YORK (AP) — Ths Minnesota Twtns consoll- Tomorrow with the fledgling Atlanta and left-handed, started the eighth, Campaneris walked two nssota’s winning margin with a ORIOLES-’nG ER A— the mJt* handtoig and uae^ Falcons of the National Philadelphia’s passing cir­ dated their poelUon at the top of game at shortstop. In succeed men on eight etraight balls, then two-run homer In the seventh Baltimore’s Bob Johnson hit a firearms for 7:80 VMdfW Football League. cus will clash with Toron­ the league, driving back the on threw two more balls to Jos Ad- Inning, his first sines Aug. 3, two-mn homer In the ninth In- The ooursa will bs hsld at 14$ rushing Chicago white Sox 1-3 Ing Innings bs moved to second FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Falcon owner Rankin to’s scoring leaders Satur­ basf, third base, left field, can cock before be elngled for an' • * * ning of the first game, giving Loomis fit Iha Hunter fiafety and Increasing their lead to six Course to rsqulrsd of all person* (A P )— "I can beat Emer­ Smith announced Pare* day for the lead in the ter field, right field, first base, other run. TANKS-SEMATORS— Steve Barber his 18th victory. games. Finally there was his ninth- The Yankees, who had won a The hit was only the fourth off Intending to purchase a tfoense son,” a confident Arthur more’s signing, which be­ The Tankees, meanwhile pitcher and catcher. comes efifectlve for the eastern division of the Athletics' owner Charles O. inning j w — catching. Bd Kirk­ record-tying five straight pen­ Detroit’s Hank Aguirre. to hunt for the w m tfiMl It l6i Ashe said today as he con­ Continental Football ^ho ^ V l v M t i ; Idea, patrick stole second on him, but nants, went down fighting. El­ Dave WIckersham pitched ths also necessary yomfifitani team’s 19M debut. Smith were euminated from pennantKru— templated his next assign- said other players have League. - Campaneris nailed him at the ston Howard’s run-ecoring sin­ Tigers to the second-game betwem tha agMi o f 19 and 11^ j ment in the National Ten- been signed recently but Both teams are undefeated In Harvard 4^ v . « ’ million ^ la y e ^ o * T t o ? night plate when he tried gle with two out In the ninth triumph, limiting the thtixl-placs 'Who may Itgaily Bunt wMhoufi I nis Championships. refused to reveal their four games. home. Kirkpatrick knocked won It for the Yankees, who also Orioles to three hits. Don Wert a Heense if aooarapantod by a CAMBRIDGE, M«a6. (AP) — rovlded a three-run homer In lloensad hunter over 31; aitd tt "I hdve matured a lot. I have Identities. Philadelphia’s passing is head­ Harvard’s head football ooaoh • r ^ Wm lor - taking out the policy Campaneris over, and a hris( got a thrse-run homer from Ray The ysTsattls Kansas y t y different companies at Barker in the fifth. Willie Kirk­ Sle sixth. to required o f any pasteos do* found out that good playera are n I ed by Bob Brodhead. the OFL’s John Yoviciln says hla tussle ensued. It was on that youngster became the Ilret ‘ play that the all-around athlete land, Don Lock and Ken Mc­ • * « sirhig to be boansed to hunt i not infallible. They make mia- aerial leader iirith 84 comple­ specialist, senior Harry Van player In modem major league h^«var wasn’t I takea like anybody elae. Ailing Redskins tions In 143 attempts for 1,306 history to pUy eU nine poslUons . C a ir ^ e r ie however, wasn t hurt hie left shoulder. Mullen homered for Washing­ RED MIX-INDIANd— who has not been so llasiwifi Ouden Allen of Bathpage, N.Y., Fred Whitfield’s two-run horn- during the past ten ysani. "I figure if I go out there and yards and 13 touchdowns this ie one of the team’s “most po­ S ~ 7 ^ T ^ h T p la y at b^o I In other AL games, Balttanora ton. ' play tennia play my beat - 1 Ready for Lions season. tent offeneive weapons." j can win, no mailer how much Dick Limerick, a fleet wing- Van Ouden Alien "haa been on form Emer.aon la.” back from Toronto, Is the looking real good so far,” Yo- The 22-year-old Negro, born in CANTON, Ohio (AP) — The V#' league’s top scorer with 47 Washington Redskins, limping vlcsin said after Wednesday's Richmond, Va., and now living points. He accounted for 17 lest practice. “ He has remarkable in I»a Angelea, (acea Auatra- at key poalUons, have arrived week as the Rines ewamped early for tnRk National Football oontix>l of his punts and can hit lia’s Roy Emer.aon, holder of the Norfolk, 47-17. the coffin comer, putting the U.S., Wimbledon and Australian Hall of Fame game against the Philadelphia leads in team of' Detroit Lions Sunday. oppocritlon deep in its own Ur- titles and rated the world's beat fense with 1,763 yards and ritory.” DIDN’T LIKE IT — Campy Campaneris, KaRsaa BLANKET FINISH— The official photo finish at amateur player, Friday in the ’The game cape a weekend Toronto Is second with 1,426. program during which seven The kicker averaged about >7 City’s regular shortstop, but catching in ninth in­ Atlantic City shows four horses noses apart with quarter-finala. Philly also leads in defense yards a punt during his first ning, rushes Los Angeles’ E(i Kirkpatrick after Aahe believes the winner will former football greats will be having allowed 1,084 yards while Armagnac (No. 1) with his nose on the wire. Cape inducted In the pro football two varsity seasons. go to the finals where he will Toronto is third at 1,125 yards. Yovlcsln'a place kicker, being knocked sprawling by Kirkpataick in colli­ Ann (No. G) was second, Hobo Queen (No. 10) find waiting for him a young shrine. With Bubba Marriott side­ Maury Dullea of Panwood, sion at plate. (AP Photofax.) was third with Distinct (No. 9) finishing fourth. outsider named Charlie Pasa- Coach Bill MoPeak’a Redsklna lined by Injury, Toronto had pulled in Wednesday, with full­ N.J., is being tried at offensive rell. been depending on the running end this year. In addition to 9 Ashe was impressive in elimi­ back Charley Taylor slowly re­ power of Joe Williams and Ron nating Thomas Koch of Brazil covering from a chipped right kicking chores. Last year Dul­ Ready to Throw in Totvel Mo(>iuley. Williams has gained lea scored 20 points on three 12-10, lS-11, 10-8. ankle, quarterback Somy Jur- 801 yards in 62 carries and Mc­ Bennett Rates Game Pasarell, the talented and un­ gensen ^ th a pulled groin mus­ field goals and 11 conversions, predictable Puerto Rican who cle and end Angelo Ooia with a Cauley 163 in 32. upset second-seeded Fred Stolle Marriott is ranked as the pulled muscle. league's second best passer, Dartmouth of Australia last Sunday, met About 17,000 fans are expected CANNONBALL BUTLER Injuries Taking Toll behind Brodhead. While he Is HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — From RSox Players Mexico's sixth-seeded Rafael to attend the game, which pro­ Twenty players sidelined with Osuna in one of the two men’s out of action, John Henry Jack- vides revenue to operate the ^ ry i i i f / * son is handling the throwing Injuries proved too much for quarter-finals today. Hall of Fame. More than 129,0 0 0 ' Powerhouso ot tdwara W otors Dartmouth football coach Bob CLEVELAND (AP)—^The Boston Red Sox owe Den­ Thfrd-seeded Dennis Ralston persona have visited the football; for the Rifles. He has completed With Tulsa Gridders 38 of 59 for 388 yards. Blackman. nis Bennett one ball game. of Bakersfield, Calif., and South shrine since it was opened Sept. Blackman called off Wednes­ Africa’s CTlff Drysale played in Toronto has scored 153 points For seven innings Wednesday night, the CJleveland TULBA, Okla. (AP) — 'nUaa 9, 1963. in four games while Philadel­ day's practice because of “ in­ the other. The seven inductees Include juries and general squad fa­ Indians could muster only three hits off Bennett, two f ; Coach Glenn Dobbs, whose foot- The other half of the draw is Dr. Dan Fortmann, Sid Luck- Cannonball Bidding phia has tallied 118. Both teams " ball team has been dealt a have allowed their four oppo­ tigue.” of them in the infield. In action Friday, with Emerson man, Otto Graham, Paddy Dris­ Sophomore quarterback Gene treacherous blow by injuries, facing the fifth-seeded Ashe and nents 68 points. He struck out three men, al' •u coll, Bob Waterfield, Steve Van Ryzewicz of Springfield, Mass., lowed three walks. He squeezed Isn't about to throw in the towel. Manuel Santana of Spain facing Buren and Guy Chamberlin, 72, The teams meet at Toronto at M ajor Leogua "I have to be optlmlsUc,” Antonio Palafox of Mexico, up­ For Pittsburgh Spot 8 p.m. joined the disabled list with a In the first Red Sox run and player-coach of the Canton leg muscle Injury. Junior guard eoored the third after walking. - Dobbs said. "I just don't see set winner over seventh-seeded Bulldogs during their undefeat­ In other Saturday night CFT, ■fhow I can get the boys ready to Harold Maaklell of Canonaburg, Then, in the eighth, he al­ Chuck McKinley 9-7, «-4, 8-6. ed 1922 and 1923 seasons. games. Charleston, leader at j play if I’m constantly harping The women’s quarter-finala (NEA) __ f’ you.^do when the thirdthlrd and 4-0 in the western division, is at Pa., gave up football. And jun­ lowed another single with one National Leagne NEW YORK ior Mike WestfaU of Wantagh, out and was promptly yanked. cn our bad hick. I teach them will be completed, with Wimble­ There is a possibility— fourth-th ‘teams------are pretty good, Fort Wayne, and Wheeling visits Batting (850 at bats) — O e- i ’ that injuries occur and some- don champion Margaret Smith too? You know you can’t dis­ Richmond. N.Y., hasn’t reported yet be- TlM Indiana ^ three runs off mente, Pittsburgh, .MO; Aaron, '' body else just has to get up and of Australia playing Justlna Um pires’ Clinic now that Clifford Paul has courage boys from doing their Hartford plays at Newark and oauee of illness. reliefer Dick Radatz to tie the Milwaukee, .328. go . " Brlcka of St. Louts in the fea­ left— that Friendship Col­ best.” Norfolk Is at Providence Sun­ score. Runs — Harper, Cincinnati, The Hurricane, which meets ture match. Nancy Richey of At Rhode Island Clifford Paul owes much pf day night. Yale Radatz shut out the Indians 116; Rose, Cincinnati, 104. lege, Rock Hill, S. C., and In the ninth and ■when Tony Houston in a nationally telev­ Dallas, Tex., the top-ranked Edward Waters College, his success— and his new job After four weeks in the CFL's NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) — Runs Batted In — Jotanoon, ised game Saturday from Hous- American, plays Tory Ann Slated Saturday to Cannonball Butler who first season, Roger Lopez of Mononucleosis has cost Yale He Horton won the game for Boe- Cincinnati, 116; Mays, San Jacksonville, Fla., may reaume ton, 6-8, In the 10th with a two- ’ ton's Astrodome, has had only Pretz of Los Angeles, is with the Pittsburgh Steelers Fort Wayne still leads In rush­ senior left guard. Franclsoo, 98. one full-scale scrimmage since Brazil's defending champion KINGSTON, R.I. — Augie athletic relaUons. out, two-run homer, he got the Hits — Rose, Cincinnati, IM; Guglielmo of the International, chfford Paul? Edward Wa- now and is considered one of ing with 306 yards In 56 carries Jim Munson, a 218-pounder beginning practice because of Maria Bueno, Britain's Ann the better rookies In the Na­ and four touchdowns. Toronto’s from Milwaukee, Wls., wa-s credit e'ven though he didn’t Clemente, Pittsburgh, 178. . the deluge of Injuries. Haydon Jones, Billie Jean Mof- League and Rick Gustato of the College ? finish the game. He was in­ Doubles — Williams, CUoego, Pacific Coast League have beenj -well, Cliff Paul Is a 34-year- tional Football Leagrue. Williams Is next and has four taken ill Thursday. Dr. Robert Two players. No. 1 defensive fitt of Long Beach, Calif., and Cannonball was EJdward Wa­ touchdowns. Zane of the school’s health de­ jured trying to bunt In the Red 36; Aaron, Milwaukee, 84. S added to the instruction staff | g^^ch who learned football and Dan Pavlak end safety Jim- Mrs. Carole Graebner of Beech- ters' main offensive threat for John Drew, Brodhead's fa­ partment said Wednesday that Itox’ ninth. Triples — CaUIson, Ihiladd- ^ my Hall, are definitely out for wood, Ohio, advanced Wednes­ foi- the umpiring clinic to ^ under Jake Gaither at Florida Boston didn’t get a Mt until phla, 16; dem ents, Pittsbuigta, held Saturday at the University the last four years, but It vorite Philadelphia target, leads "It must be presumed" he’ll be the seascm. Pavlak underwent day. AAM, built a powerhouse at was during his senior year in pass receiving with 32 catch­ out for the season. Bd Bressoud s lic e d with on * 14. Emerson had to go all out of Rhode Island. Eldward Waters and invited knee surgery and Hall had that he attracted the profes­ es for 440 yards and four scores. “ This will be a tough loss to out in the fifth. A bloop single Home Runs—Miays, San Fran- shoulder wirgery. Both were Wednesday to beat Pierre The clinic ia open to all um­ Friendship down for a game Hermsui Driver of Norfolk has by Jim Qoeger and a walk till­ d 80o, 46; MoOovey, Ban BVan- Barthes of France 6-4, 13-11, 6-4. pires on the college, high school, sion scouts by scoring 28 touch­ absorb,” said head coach Oar- V hurt since practice started. last season. downs. 30 catches for 502 yards and men Oozza. ed the b'ases. Bennett dropped dsoo, 83. Ralston lost the first set and amateur and Little League lev­ Friendship accepted and Two others, reserve quarter­ All-Star Choice "Don’t get the wrong im­ four touchdowns. a perfect bunt post thj^ pdteh- Stolen Bases—imais, Los An­ back Glenn Dobbs n i and start­ had to battle for his life before els in the New England area upon arri'vlng on the EMward sr’s mound to score Bressoud. geles, 84; Brock, St. Louis, 68. beating big Ron Hol,mberg 3-6, pression, though,” Paul said. The five CFL games last week ing wlngbgck Brent Roberts, Top righthanded and Is designed primarily to Waters campus, the team no­ drew attendance of 43,848 with Holy Cross 'With the bases bUU full. Pitching. (14 deolsiona)—Kou- 6-3, 6-1, 6-8, 11-9 in the tourna­ ■tlmulate umpiring aa a profes­ "We also had a pretty good had knee surgery last week. pitcher in the Pacific ticed a sign advertising the passing attack. My first team Philadelphia's 28-21 decision WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Chuck SchUUng smacked a fax, Los Angeles, 21-7, .760; Ma­ ' Dobbs said they might be able ment's top thriller to date. San­ sion, particularly among colleg­ coming game: Brian Flalley of Manchester, Uner at second baseman Pedro loney, CIndhinati, 17-7, .708. E quarterback threw 17 touch­ over Providence at Philly top­ Coast Baseball League tana beat Marty Riessen 10-8, 6- iate athletes. Mass., Charlie Farrell of New Gonzalez, who doubled Bob Till­ to play by mid-season. ‘‘Come see Cannonball Butler, down passes and my second ping the turnstile tally with 11,- Strikeouts — ICouCax, Los An­ Off-season' knee operaUons for the 1965 season is 1, 6-8. Cal Hubbard, supervisor of London, Conn., and Tom Tyler man off second to cut off the geles, MS; Veals, FIttobuigh, In the other matches, Drys- future choice of the Pittsburgh team quarterback threw 14. 222 admissions. that failed to heal property have Manchester’s T o m umpires for the American Steelers, play against Friend­ of Thompeonville, Conn, are in Inning. delayed the reti^m to action of dale eliminated 42-year-old 'Vic League, and Fred Fleig, secre­ "They’ve won 17 straight a wide open fight for the start­ Kelley. The local Irish­ Seixas 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Osuna looked ship College. down there, but they didn’t Tony OonlgUaro hit a home first-string tailback Bob Dau tary-treasurer o f tte N a U ^ ^ , ,.,^yWho,’ Friendship ing quarterback slot for Holy xvn into the lower left field Amsrtcan Leagne man was named No. 1 good in beating Ronald Barnes I ^ g u e and that l e a ^ ^ * r e c - ' ^^^^_^^ ^ Cannonball get any national recognition gherty, credHed by Dobbs last of Brazil 6-0, 6-4, 6-4. Pasarell Cross. neats in the sixth for hie 27th of Batting (360 at bats) — Tas-1 (For your own sake season with supplying the run on the All-Star team tor of umpireSt are expected because the school is small. I But Coach Mel Masoucco lost trzemski, Boston, .334; OUva, | P lea se don’t e sk us breezed past Canada's left- still think we could have 'beat­ the year. In the seventh, Frank Bing threat that made Tulsa’s junior quarterback Jack Lentz Mialzone singled Bennett home. Minnesota, .815. selected by the handed Keith Carpenter 6-3, 6-3, ,, , _ . V. ■ "I don’t recognize the name," en Florida AAM and Gramb- National League -^passing attack dangerous, and 6-3. Maya (2) 45, McCovey 33, for the season Wednesday when Horton’s game-winning blast Runs — Versallsa, Mtamesote, I get at leasts pairj league’s writers and ling if we played them. We 112; OUva, Minnesota, 101. to sisll you Just one. fullback Jim Brown, who had University of Rhode Isl^d^ln Pittsburgh Giants;' Bond 6, Astros; Stuart he underwent surgery for tom over the r l^ field fence was been eonsidered a good bet to broadcasters. Kelley, cooperation with the Um|dre had the spe^, size and. But­ ligaments In his left knee. Left Runs Batted In — Colavlto, I P Steelers sounds familiar.” 25, PhllUea; Torre 26, Aaron bis sixth of the year, and scored with Portland, boasts Development Program of the ler.” halfback Charlie Hinkle will be develand, 07; Hoorton, Detroit, ' atart. Friendship found out about 29, Biw im ; Robinson 26, John­ Oonlgliaro who had singled. Phillips, Dies, Major Leaguee and Commis­ Cannonball Is only 5-11, 186 out for 10 daye with a recurring 93. a 15-3 won-loss record Cannonball the next day. son 27, 'Reds. Cleveland got Its runs 'when Coach Johnny Pesky of the sioner Fred Frick, also’ has been pounds but he runs the 100 In back injury. Hits — OU'va, hOnnesota, 169; | and will rejoin the ke. The Steelers, however, American League Chuck IRnton doubled in Max Pittsburgh Pirates batted .307 Sports Standout endorsed by the Eastern College "I carried' six times,” Can- Alvis, who had singled off Ben' Versalles, Minnesota, 164. Bosidesi we’ll give you ^ off the second rain tire. didn’t know anything about Conlgllaro 27, Horton 6, Red lor 1,370 American Laagus Cleveland Indians lat­ Athletic Conference’s umpires nonball said apologetically, nett. FYed Whitfield followed Doubles — YastrzemsM, Bos-1 “and I scored six times. The Butler until a newspaperman Sox; Whitfield 20, Indians; B. Boston University ton, 41; Versalles, mnneaate, | games. er this month. Dead on arrival at Manches­ bureau Johnson 5, Orioles; Wert 11, PETERBORO, N.H. (AP) — with a two-nm homer over the ter Memorial Hospital yester­ Over 50 umpires and interest­ longest was about 65 yards.” tipped them and they requested 89. When the road is slippery and wet, with a set of rain tires on your car you’ll stop 30% faster. Ybul 'Dgers; Kirkland 14, Lock 16, Pete Haynes of Rye, N.Y., and center field fence, his 20th of day was William Phillips, 70, ed people already have sent In “Correct,” coach Paul said. some game movies from Paul. Triplee—Campaneris, Kansas I McMullen 15, Senators; Moore Bill Murphy . of Schenectady, the season. of Bolton Center Rd. Phillips, registration forms and tt is ex­ “James Butler scored six touch­ That was all Buddy Parker City, 12; Aparloo, Baltimore, | have 50% better traction on curves. Better than when your car was brand new. (Unless you drive a 1, Barker 6, Yankees; Hall 19, N.Y., Boston University’s first The win was the Sox’ fifth in better known as King, was one pected that over 100 will regis­ downs in the game and the final needed. Um last six games. and Versalles, Minnesota, 10. "Galullo Showing Old Form score was 142-0. "I suspect,” Paul said, “ that 'Twins. and second string offensive full­ Home Runs—Horton, Detroit, | *^.) Imagine the traction on a dry road. Not ready for a whole set? See the difference a pair wiQ of Manchester's outstanding ter the day of the clinic. 'The backs, are out of action for a baseball playera during his session will open with registra­ “That’s right, 142-0,” Paul Edward Waters College may end Oonlgliaro, Boston, 37. The New York Yankees week, youth, tion from 9 to 10 and a work- continued. “It was the only time become a regular stop now for SEEK DART PLAYERS Stolen Bases — Oampaneiis, I make.The rain tire by U.S. Royal. Millions of them are original equipment on ’65s. U .S .R o y a T In Riverside Racing Meets we were over 100 last year al­ the Pittsburgh______scouts.' have draihm more than one Both suffered bruised shoul­ Kansas City, 49; Cardenal, Cali-1 ’The popular Phillips, known ' shop with instruction by major ders in practice Wednesday. for his long ball hitting, ac-1 and minor leagrue umpires will though we hit 72 against St. And for the rest of the NFL I million fans to Yankee Stadl- Activity in the Washington fomla, 37. Paul’s of 'Virginia.” and American L ea ^ e, too. um the last 20 years. Sophomores Dave Farley and fiocial Club Dart League starts Pitching (14 declsicns) —^^1 The ftoinTire (U.S.Royal Laredo”) tubeless Danny Galullo, king of theb Greco, however, settled for a quired the nickname King after be held from 10 to 12. Following Roger Roeinskl replaced them. modifleds In 1963, is showing solid second place showing Babe Ruth the King of Swat a luncheon break, the ______sessions Now, Clifford Paul Is ooach- Thursday night. Sept. 16 at the Grant, Minnesota, 16-6, .788; | -his old form again at Riverside which clinched the 1965 track of the era. Phillips performed will resume at 1:30 and ■will'' *^g at Texas Southern Univer- ehib. Anyone intereeled in play' Terry, develand, 11-4, .788. '■ Park Speedway. Fortunately champlon.ship for him. 'The New with the old Athletics, a crack continue until 4 o’clock. sity in Houston, one of the larg-1 Colby big should sign up at the club- Strikeouts—M cD ow ^ Ctovs- | y to r the root of the field, and Haven veteran now is on safe nine. Edward Doherty, Jr., admin­ er Negro schools in the country WATERVILLE, Maine (API bottse. land, 283; LoUoh, Detroit, 192. ' • more particularly for Bill Greco, ground and has the cherished During World War H, Phillips istrator of the umpire develop­ with a student body of 6,000 —The Oolby College Mules are t!Oalullo’s return to action didn’t crown wrapped up regardless was severely Injured vyhen the ment program and Barney compared to 1,200 at Ekiward one football team that won’t UBJS. Frederick was torpedoed. Watere. Pro Charts hnome until last month. of the outcome of Saturday Deary of Oxford, Mass., will be -BV TKURRAV OU53I?^NAN- platoon this season—not enough Richardson, Kuhek May Retire '* Since coming back to Aga- night's finale. He made 18 trips to and from in charge along with Maurice One riling is certain. Friend­ Mules. *-wam, the Waterbury whiz has 'The big windup race Is a 300- France during the fighting and Zarchen, director of athletics at ship College will never play Coach John Simpson is work­ SIZE Hrat Tirt Second Tiro SIZE Hrst Hr* Sficond Tho "w on two feature races. His lapper, largest solo dash in the was a member of several local the Uiiivereity. Texas Southern. ing with 33 men and Is stressing latest success was last week history of Riverside racing. veterans organizations. ”We were sorry about that,” defense. Last year Colby’s op­ John Keane Rehired -In the 250-Iap marathon grind. This third leg of the annual Funeral services will be Fri­ Paul said. "I didn't try to run ponents scored . 238 points to Its "triple crown” series has been day afternoon at 1 ;30 from the up the score. But what can 82 during the 1-7 season. 650x13 34.40 $6.00 885 (900)X14 53.40 $7.00 stepped up this year from 250 Holmes Funeral Home. The fu­ BASEBALL HEROES JUNIOR BOWLERS laps. neral home will be open tonight Northeastern To Manage New York Winner of las* year’s finale from 7 to 9 o’clock for the con­ BATTINO-WIIIle Mays. San* O 1 695 (650)X14 36.55 $6.00 735 (650) X 15 37.85 $6.00 Junior Bowling Program was Jack Lecuyer of Spring- venience of friends. Francisco, rapped 44th and 45rii -R- x L I k d B (J U Oakland BOSTON (AP)—Bill Asack, a 250-pound jiinlor from Rayn- Starts field. In 1963, It was Greco who homers plus single, driving In OFFENSE DEFENSE NEW YORK (AJ*)—^Manager Johnny Keane wIH be 40.15 $6.00 captured the last event. ham, Maes., and Joe LsmzUli, a 735 (700)X14 37.85 $6.00 775 (670)X15 Saturday, Sept. 11 BA DART LEAGl K , five runs. Giants . walloped For Sports Night RECEIVERS—It becomes a DEFENSIVE LINE — Pretty biaek next year but the same cannot be said for certain Pride, points and purses are Regular play in the BA Dart Houston 12-8 and took one-half 240-pound sophomore from EJast question of who'll play with well set on -right side, with Boston will start at the offen­ about two other New York Yankee standbys— second theuie threeinree bigDig Incentivesineeniivre fori... » ,,j' ' j Friday. Sept, game lead in National League. Art Powell (beat split end In 775 (750)X14 $6.00 815 (710)X15 43.90 $6.00 8 to 12 years 9 A.M. Saturday night’s ‘ vent. While ^ league PITCHING - Dave Wlcker- TIoket sale has started for Dave Coala at tackle, big Ben sive tackle poeitiona for North­ baseman Bobby Richardson and shortstop Tony Kubdi. 40.15 the eighth annual Masonic league even If he doesn’t get Davidson (with handlebar mus­ eastern University. 13 to 18 years 11 A.M. Greco has ’ slated tomorrow night and all sham, Detroit, all-pro votes). Bo_ Roberson At Wednesday’s signing cere"^- ready won. Sports Night program on Tues­ tache) at,^end. But tackle Rex ach Joe Zabilski said he moifies In which Keane was re­ 825 (800)X 14 43.90 $6.00 845 (760) X IS 48,20 $7.00 Dick Dixon Of Ware I ^^mbers are urged to attend' hitter as Tigers whipped Baltl- working extra hard to hold Mlrich. end Dalva Allen face S they take ' care of the FREE BOOK COVERS as some team opening are still' more 5-0 In second game qC day, Oct. 26 at the Maeonic flanker job because Fred Bllet- tained for the 1966 season, the Bob Bard of Westfield still are trouble on left. Ike Lassiter, teahTs major weakneae. 68-year-old pUot acknowledged Bowling waging a hot battle for runner- available. doubleheailer. Temple. Featured will be Hal nlkoff looks like best rookie re­ free agent pickup, Is getting a 855 (850)X14 48.20 $7.00 ^ 885 (800)X15 53.40 $7.00 ceiver In football. Billy Can­ fals a'wareness of Kubek’s and PARKADE LANES up honors. And the rest of the Goodnough, goodwill ambas­ long look. And there’s a rookie Rlohardson’s intention to retire sador of the New York Mets non’s behind Powell. Only tight named Carleton Oats who's New Hampshire drivers are still hoping to move DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — Bd at the end of the current season. SECRETARIES NOTE Td. 643-1507 up the point ladder before the and pitcher Jack Fisher and Al end job Is up In the air. been camp sensation. RATING RATING—very good. GovonI, a senior guard a n d He added, however, ‘T won’t Bowling score(» during I curtain closet. Jackson of the Mets. —fair-to-good. behave it until I see it.” Tiokets may be purchased at- linebacker from Nashua, has the 1965-66 season will be| Immediate credit, easy terms, low monthly payments. •Plua tax and amooth ttra eCf your aor. been elected captain of thl.s Rlohardscn and Kubek have the Joyce F3ower Shop, Lar­ OFFENSIVE LINE — Could L1NERACKER8 — Unsettled handled as follows: wind up with two new faces at year's New Hampshire football told teammates they are at sen’s Hardware or from Hal situation here, too. Archie Mat least ocnalderiM retirement. Turklngton at The Herald. tackle. Harry Schub and B ob ! middle, Clancy Osborne team. Scoresheeta will be pro-1 Oovoni, a regular f o r the Third baseman CS^ Boyer, Uke vlded by ’The Herald, to lo-1 FOR A DAY, WEEK... OR LONGER Henry Lee is general chair­ Svihua, and maybe even a third' gnd John Williamson wars ths Keane, admitted be had heard man with Ernest Zeppa han­ (Marv Marinovlch) at guard. 64 regulars. But there’s a dark- Wildcats (hs last two years, was cal bowling houses only. chosen by hts teammates Tues- both expreoa thooe oenUments. dling the ticket sales and James Lot depends on whether Ken horse entry named Dick Her­ Again, like Keane, he believes Minimum scores to be| FAMOUS TIRE CITY A 1965 Car from Stratford the programs. Rice makes retirement stick. mann (Florida State) making a Ibey wlU change their mind. Ones again free autographed Only sure beta up front are strong bid. And two '64 rookies, noted on sheets: Meriorty RroHwra "Kubak has been afflicted Duckpins— Men, 1S5 sin-1 BRAKE ADJUSTMENT RENT baseballs will be distributed to perennial Jim Otto at center. Bill Budness and Dan Connors, 24 Golfers Set With injuries a good part of the the youngeters. Wayne Hawkins at guard. But are pushing hard -at Matsua’ time this year,” explained gles and 850 triples; Wom­ the new kids are unusual pros­ posit:-Ion. RARATING—good. For Annual Play Keane. "He’s had a frustrating en, 125 and 840; Children, I pects. RATING—falr-to-good. lime. It’s only natural for a fel­ 125 and 840. SPECIAL! DEFENSIVE BACKS — Best low In that frame of mind to feel Seeking the top prize, 24 golf­ ” Tenpins— Men, 200 pin- QUARTERBACKS — Though the Raiders have jiad. Rookies Mm way he does. But I think Cotton Davidson had early Kent McCloughan, Larry Todd ers will tea off Sunday motrHng after e wtatorto rest he wUl feel gles and 660 tripliM; Wom­ arm miseries, he'll share job look as if they could step right staring at 10- o’clock In the 6ev- en, 175 and 450; Chlldreol enth aimual Rolling Park Golf filfferently about things.. / Adjust / Impfict again with Tom Flores. Flares in. Dave Grayson was svsn-ex- "A s ter Richardson,. I’ve 160 and 876. Is better pocket passer. Cot­ ohanged for Fred Williamson as Tournament at the Mkuiechgug baard a word or two abopt hts / BIfiMi / Bfioring •k Brand new, fully equipped cars ready to gro. WEDNESDAY Y—A l Bu- ton doss better eluding strong comer man. Howls Williams la Golf Club. fietora to spend more time with Standings w il be used I rush. Former Jet Dick Wood Defending champion Don when space permits. jauclus 167-3M, Fred MoCur- a corner prospect, too. And Ma family. But I don’t accept /n u M ■k Reasonable rates. ry, 144-395, BUI Adamy 143- Is a Bolld back-up man. RAT­ they still have Jos Krakoski, Frankland will lead the field off that aa definite.” Leagne must consist of 7 61 the first tee. Ron Winther, Rob 302, Howls Hampton 136-371, ING— good. Tommy Morrow, Clauds Gibson, In any event, Keane isn’t tak- per cent Manchester resi­ k Full insurance coverage. Lai^ Bates 376, Stan Onyh Warren Powsra. RATINO— White and Dave Douton opni- tag any chances. Just In case 361, ' Jerry Smith 358, Tony RUNNING BACKS — Sams very good. plete the starting foUrsoms.. KUbek.and FUchardson are serl- dents to have scores pub-1 k Large discount if your car is in our ahop for Marlnelll 367, Frank Calvo 137- old trouble at fullback. Alan Other players cot^sUng Im-s otto about retiring, Keane plans Ufihed. rapairs. 359, Andy Lamoursaux 863, Miller cams out of retirement, SUMMARY — Beat rookie Bob Brass, * Mike Zwlok, J o t to groom a couple of youngsters Full names of bowleri| OKN WED, THURS., FRL I A-M. b I PJL Howie August 854, Pate Bra- Roger Hagberg was Imported crop In Raider history has Richards, Ike Brass, Bob Die- aa replacements. They are Roy and/or teams most bo I from Canada and Bob Jackson bouyed hopes. As many as five torle, Al Itoroul, WsndM Po White, a second baseman, and OPEN MON. AND TOES. I A S . to 5:30 P.M. zltia 860, Chartss Whalen, 187- printed. 363, Joe Twaronlte 363, Art la a holdover. Halfbaok has or tlx oould wind up flrat- or, Fred 'Towle,W le , JohnJohn_Andiwoll, Andnqoll, Itabby Murcer, a shortstop. MORIARTY BROTHERS Johnson 186. good depth with Clemon Dan­ •tringers. Normally, thla should Chad Whltesell, John FUlor■ ranio, Scores should reach Hiol OPEN SATURDAYS I AJi. to 4 PJL 157 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER I4I-M 44 iels, proven star, supported by pull down performance because Dick McKenney, Jim St. Pierre, M l CENTER STREET — TEL SiS-filSS EYE TO EYE — Washington Senators’ shortstop Tba DaUaa Oowhoya have Herald tho morning after | KAYCEE — Paul edagrovs placa-kloking Gone Mingo, of InsvitabW mistakes. But Al Jim Hmnmel, Al Churlila, Carl Matson, Sal Evengelists; Don wver hoen Unit out match. tSINO PLANS *FOR ALL 1966 MAKES A MODELS Ed Brinkman seems to be perplexed by events and 386-501. Al Hsgenow 200-556, Keith Kinderman. Davis haa Davis has a way with kids end well he might. He is in the process of dropping an Mario Frattaroll 200, Jack Liap- loU of ways ha can juggla thla i with castofla, too, for that mat* Ostberg, BUI Zwk& and Bart outfisM r ^ y , allowing runners to advanca. pan tU k a m y . RATlNCk-telr. ' tar. n U D D lo n O N -«rM place. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 00NN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 ,19«5 PAGE NINVnSN \ Mi.*- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 PAOB EIGHTEIBIt Rooms Without Board 59 Rooms .Without Board 59 Apartmenta—Fhitito- H o u s m F o r Balt 72 Houata For ia lt 72 HougM For Said 72 Lots For Salt 75 Suborban For Bala 71 HoosthoM Goods 51 Wtitftaf A ppK O l— Furs 67 ^sntmsnts 68 Help Wanted— FmrmIa SS H6ip Wanted— Mtte S6 flolp Waatofl— lislt S6 WOMAN AND Daughter bavs/ a BOWBR4 BCHOOL - New Colo­ BOL/rON — PreaUga area, level VERNON — 8 bedroom Ool Musical— Dram Atlc 30 THE niOMPaOM HOUSE, Cot- NEW LU nN O feint Jemee nidi, 1 4 betha, flrepUoe, rium-,im^ SQUIRllBL (JAPE, sMsUent room with home ^vUegea, to IftRB B ROOM epartment, trd MANCHESTER >*- 9 room Cape nial Cape, 4 bedrooms, IH acre building lots, secluded, UIODD OAR lot man. Inquire UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY toga Straet, centrally located, Perish, 9 large rooms, eneloeed beautifully wooded, hurty — Inum eomblneUons, lMilt-ine« PRIVATE InstrucUon, rtano, by WE HAVE immediate openings oondttfon. raesonaUe. large, pleeeanUy fumlened rent to e lady. Newly redeoor- floor, stove end refrigerator. on bue line, handy to eohooli, hatha, tree shaded lot, ohooee SALESLADY for tawsliy da- Thornes OoUs, 161 Broad St. your own oolors. Wesley R. porch. Five ear garage, walk­ only 9 evalleble- Heyee large let, $18,900. Owmr 97S| London oertltted teacher. My on ssssmbly llnM, warehouse. winter taffeta wedding gown. rooms, parking. OaU 949-iUU eted, oeU 949-MM. $99.1949-1190. ehopptng, ate., $14,900, Phil- ing distance to ehewhee. partment Apply King's DapL Phone 6$8-«216, Eefrigunter, Stove end TV brick i^eney, 949-9494, Smith, Realtor, 9M-1467, Agency, 9490191. 1950. 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HOURS 9 p.m. WAITRESS — For part-Uma X)« or S ]^ Bedroom Eat resident, employed, middle NORTH COVENTRY — 60 roll­ work, 8 hours par day, la Man- work. Mechanical experience guns, pewter, e o m g o ^ age, refarenose. Oct. let. oc- denUal street. $1,760 ee. } 8 AJL to 5 P JL WANTED young men. Have * K A OCCUPANCY Sept. 18, 4-room MANCHESTER — bus line, well ing acras, good dralnags, rivsr FIDMALE TO WORK In lunch­ ohastar, 649-82■ $254. preferred. Apply Eastern Boil­ openlnga in several depart- watokes, old bobby Room for woman or woman to oujianoy deeired. Box N, Her- ■umss mortgage. Duplex, 197. 33 WeddeU Rd. CONCORD RO. — BeWltlful malntoinsd 9-room Cepe, cah- Yse, this 4 room ranch flows throuih property, woods, mterest Only eonette, full or part-time, muat er, 99 Loomu S t, Manchester. manta. FuU time or p a r t-^ e , $844 coUsotlona, palnongs, altlo oon- dhere my home. 949-1914. home on Ferguson Road la principal and COPT CL08IN0 TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. WOMAN to work In home for tenta or whole eotetee. Apply between 9-9, or eeU Ranch, large Uvlag room, for* ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, pasture, hay fields, road front $8l monthly. Appraised for be over 38. Starting rate, $1.50 8 a.m. untU 8 p.m., 8 day week. mel dining room, oeiblnet permanent elding, hot water dteirable Roekltdgs wee age, good potential. Only $33,' per hour. Apply at Navtn’s the elderly, 1-9 p.m. Refer­ DISHWASHER wanted nlghU, DISCOUNT FURNITURE tom Repair Servloa, 941-7449. Clleetonbury 988-M19. $11,700. Secrlfice. H unyl itaa nUDAX ItiM AJU^-AATUBDAT t AJL must be over 18. Apply Oavey’s Visit us to leant more about kitchen, 2 Mdroome, recrea­ Hayes Agency, 944-0191. custom built in 1964 by 000. Laviwrencs F.------Fleno, -lUeL ■ Canteen. 56 WUlow .St., East ences required. Cwl Mrs. Mill­ tMe wort. Tober BaesbstU Mfg. WAREHOUSE NICE ROOM — Next to bath. Apartmant BafkDBga . present owner, You won't er, 649-69M. Restaurant. WANTED — Partitioned or load­ Private home. 17 Pearl St. TWO-FAMILY apartment. 3 tion room, lendeeaped yard. tors. 648-37S6. Hartford. Oo.i 114 Brooklyn St, Rook- 8880 MAIN STREET, 622-7840 ed gleee, electric table lamps, Ttutmants 68 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, Marion B. Robertoon, Realtor, COLONIAL — 1 1 4 rooms, 1 4 finds bettor buy anywhere. CHAPLIN AGENCY vlUs. Hartford, OoSaocUout bathe, living room 90xil, stone An large rooms, lovely tiled APPLICATIONS are being also koroeene lamps. CaU BU-' EXCELLENT R(X>M for bust- and parking. Conrenlent to 848-006S. DIAL 643-2711 UXHONG for anyllans In real sehools and shopping area. 43 fireplace, 6 acres of land, out- bath, extra lavatory and Reiort Property For Sale 74 taken for full-time department ■muOK DiOVER wanted, must Formerly FuUer Brtuli BUg. 5871. neee or professional girl. Kitch­ JANITRESS en privileges. Call after i6, 649- eetate rentals - apaitaunto, Colunihue St., 9494044. GARRISON (toVMttol In exeeu- bulldlngi, 181,000. Philbrick the prettlaat kitchen end 648-9442 manager for yard go<^s. W.T. P R A T T &. be 18 or over, good driving 4358. hameM. multlpla dweUInga, eail tlva netghbortiood on a beeutl Agency, 449-9494. dining room ever. Cell Mrs. LAKE BUNGGEE — Wood .Giant Co., Parfcade. record, knotf Menotoeater and Open M(mday Through J. D. Realty, N$4im . stock, large wooded lot with steady, full-Ume j^ Itioa Rooms Wlttiout Board 59 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom Gar ful wooded lot, 9 rooms, IH Smith at 449-1300 to pick Conrinwd From Pago Nino Rockville area. Apply Winkler S a t u r ^ y den apartment, heat, hot wa­ bathe, breegeway, S-cal* ga­ MANCHESTER — EeUbItshed up to •how I you this well, near waterfront, all lake MANAGER'S Assistant. Gen­ eveninga 4 p.m.-12 p.m. NEW S-room country apart­ TALOOTTVILLE — (Jharmln* W H IT N E Y Auto Parts, 179 W. Middle PLEASANT ROOM for genUe- ter, range, refrigerator, park rage, 126,400. PMtbriok Agan- centrally located, country at­ • today. privileges. O il 549-8835. restored 6 room Colonial, Heating and Plumbing 17 eral office work and typing. Company offers good Itk e. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. UGHT Housekeeping room nlao ments, garages, eU eleotrtc, Modem, air-conditioned office. wages, free benefit pro­ ilaeping room, parUng. Please man, parking. 443-4308. ing, second floor, ideally lo­ cy, 949-8464. mosphere Cape, 8 bedrooms, C quaint village setting, country Auto Drlvlnx School 7-A CAU. — ASK WOR DAVID nice euburben setting, 990. per cated, 1130 monthly. 448-0978. fireplace, storms, extras, B O m Plumbing A Heating — Excellent opportunity. Phone gram. Write Box 1821, EXPERIENCED Janitors want oaU 948-4ST2. month, no lease. Leonard $14,500—Six room Cokmlel, ga­ Suburban For Sale 75 'bSZVINO InatruoUons — Home Repairs, alterations, electric AIRCRAFT ATTRACTIVE fumlihed bed­ trees. Owner, 649-9685. nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayea Mrs. Blake, 643-1518, for Inter­ Hartford, statli^g experi­ ed, part-time, 8-12 momlnga, BVER^THINa in eteiLised re- room, near Center, genUeman Agency, Realtors, 944-0449. FOUR ROOMS with appliances rage, 11$ acres, garden. fiuU JARVIS REALTY CO. , p> bigb quaUty—low WE HAVE cuatamen walUiig east lids location. Wesley R. „ Hutchins Agency, Realtore, near shopping and transportii- Ranch with garage, situated to nervoiM and elderly. 3erv- Oak St., 649-6384. . HIU Street. TeL 646-0696. for the rentol of your apart­ on a high dry oiid shaded lot, ANDOVER — 7 room Cape Cod, ^ o 9 e . LeBlanc Furniture, 198 COMFORTABLE room for gen­ Smith, Realtor, 448-1567. 649-6824. tion, Immaculate throughout EVES. 849-3619 paneled living room end fam­ in f Manotaeater and aurround' EARN $50 and more in famous South Street, RookvDle. 9V» ment or hone. J. O. RtsUty, 3-bedrooms, dining room, jiv­ Radioi^TV Repair brand items. No Investment. general work ROOMS FOR RENT, one bloek tleman, eeparate entrance and maximum room, low pay' ily room, 4 bedrooms, full oal- .Inc towns. Call Manchester DENTAL Assistant, part-time. PART-UMB E74. Opm M. parking, (toll 649-2400. 64S-8139. (XTrOBBR let occupancy — 3 FOUR Immaculate rooms, large ments, only $14,600. Lappsn ing room with firsplace, alu­ Driving Academy, 7i3-7248. Services 18 Help friends shop from home. HIRING! and deliveiy, 9-2 p.m. Ajmly in from Main Street, frae psrii- minum combinations, oil hot iar, 2-car garage, ameelte Experience preferred. Write Ing, kitchen privUegee, sanOe- bedroom apartment, t w o living room, custom kitchen Agency, 949-6261, 649-6140. drive, $15,600, Owner 742-6051. Send for free 566 pa"e catslov. quallflcatlcns. Box M, Herald. M n . iuwuae SIX ROOMS, centrally located, years old, excellent condition, with bullt-lns. Enjoy life in a water heat, $18,700. Wolverton OONNnra t v and Radio Serv­ Popular Club Plan, Dept. N801, Immediate Openings For Fkwrtst, 621 Hertford Rd. WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator, men only.- 64M12T., ' $136 monthly, heated. J. D. NEW RANI3H v- 54 rooms with MotorcycIeo^BlcyclM 11 Legal Notices centrally located on bus line. quiet setting. Leonard Agency, OWNER transferred leaving oerport, large kitchen with Agency Realtors, 646-2818. CXJVENTRY— $200 down. No ice. avallabla all boma. Satla- Lynbrook, N.T. FULL-TIME and part • time with fieeMr like new. 648-6901. PLEASANT room for gentle­ Realty Co., 648-6139. Heat, hot water, TV antenna, Realtors, 646-0469. this 6 room Ranch with S faction guarantsed. CaU MS- VIRST CLASS meobanlc, must built-in oven, range, dishwash VERNON Here’s a friendly closing costs. Payments starN 19U TRIUMPH Cub, excellent waitresses for the luncheon­ man, near bath, paridng. 64 Oil garbaga disposal, stove and rooms, generous sixed living or, 8 bedrooms, all aluminum Ing from $89. monthly. We will 1816. SALESWOMAN wanted to work have own tools, top wages, MAYTAG wringer washer, AT A URT OF PROBATES, SIX ROOM duplex, garage, LINDEN STREET — Opposite home, nearly new In the Lake , condition, aOOcc. Must be seen. ette. W. T. Grant, Parkada, MACHINE High St refrigerator furnished. OaU room, kitchen with dining area, exterior, $18,$00. Wolvsrton build you on tndlvldnally part-time, references, experi­ Manchester. good benefitw^ Apply Mr. years old, excellent condition. held at Uanchealn-, within and for furnace, electrical hook - up. the Center Park. Big 8 room Street section of Vernon. Fea­ 743-7442. the pialriot of Mancheatpr, on the Adults preferred. 648-4481 after 648-0813 for appotntmont. full cellar, finished rec room Ageney, Realtors, 649-381$. styled custom Ranch or Cape. enced. Apply in person. Harris, Bourne Bulck, 286 649-9146. f u r n is h e d r o o m , near Main Ird day ot September. 1966. single with two baths. The lot tures $ bedrooms, 3 full baths, 7------Main St. No phone calls i^ease. 1 p.m. with fireplace, oil hot water Rusiell Realty, 623-1078. Millinery, Dreaamaklng 19 Mario’s Bakery, 829 Main St. REGISTERED Pharmacist. Fill OPERATORS St. Inquire 9 Hasel St., 649- Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett, is 80x175. Nseds redoing. Pos­ heat. Reduced to $15,100. Wol- basement garage and extra in Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. MiUer WATKINS PRODUCTS—First Judse. CLEAN as a wMsUs —I't room 1962 BMW, r69s. excellent con­ 2170. Furniahed Apartintnu 63-A sible to convert to a two- verton Agency, Realtors, 949- Ranch with 8 bedrooms, family epacloue lot. Look for a bright VERNON—Four bedroom Colo­ LADIES AND GENTS custom WOMAN for waitress work, Pharmacy. No phone calls. in home service. Ask about our ESstate of Annie Jane Cook, a-k-a future tn this bright home. To dition, must be seen. 742-7442. tailoring and alteratlonB. CaU counter and booth service, Help 'Wanted— party plan too. CaU Eleanor Annie Cook c4 Manchester, in said THREE ROOM apartment, 118 famlly. Good value at $17,000. 381$. sized kitchen with dining area, nial with full bath, two lave, OisUdot, an incapable person. Main S t, $100. 840-6239, 9-6. MANCHESTER — Beautifully T. J..T Crockett, Realtor, 648- ovarsited 3-car garage, acreen- Inspect call Carl Zinsser, Jar­ rec room, garage and many 643-2264. 139 Woodland St. part-time, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., DRUG CLERK — experienced. TOOL & DIE Male or Female 87 Buck, 643-5768. rile Ootwervator having exhibited 1677. IMMACULATE 6 room Cape, vis Realty C o., Raaltori, 643- more fine extras. Close to 5 days a week, good pay, good bis annual account with raid estate fumlehed, 8H room apart­ ed $6’ patio, oil hot water heat, Business Services Reliable. Part-time — morn­ ment at Oak Lodge, 16 mln- 3 baths, fireplace, garage, 14x U31, Eves. 648-0088. school. A steal at $22,600. PLAIN SEWING and altera­ gratuities, pleasant surround- ings, afternoons or evenings. SmVINO MACHINE —, Singer NOTICE So this Court for allowancit, It Is ROOMS, heat, hot water, $16,900. Wolverton Agency, Re- 13 MAKERS automatic zlg - zag, cabinet ORDSUtfilD: That the ITth day of stove, refrigerator, parkliv- utea from Hartford. Adult, no BONANZA, a family paradise, 16 paneled, enclosed breese- Owners arc Boston bound end Offered tions on ladles’ and children's iiiga, other benefits. Apply In Driver's Uoense essential. Mil­ HAIR STYU8T, full-Ume. Bel- In accordance with the re­ eptember. 1966, at eleven o'clocA altora, 04t-38l$ clothing. Call Mrs. Rhodes, modM, exceUent condition, but­ ComiUetely redecorated, $lto. pets. $136 monthly. 648-0171 6 4 room Ranch, huge land­ way, one - half acre terraced are most anxious to get going. person. Brass Key Restaurant. ler Pharmacy. No phone calls. Usima Beauty Salon, 044-1619. quirements of the Zoning weivwn at the Probate Office In scaped lot, pool, rec room. Vernon U tN D CUOARINO, tree r«- 643-5453 anytime. ton holes, embroiders, hems, ,he Municipal BuUdlng In said Man­ 15 Forest 8t., off Main St. 946- or 875-1166. lawn with fruit trees. FHA ap­ PARKER 8T. — 6-room Dutch T, J. Crockett, Reutor, 643- 9 RegulaUons of the Town of Owner transferred. $22,900. taoval, and chain saw work. TAXI DRIVERS over 31 with REAL ESTATE salesmen. Op­ etc., was $^.60, unpaid bal­ chester. be and the same Is as- 0060, 643-0000. praised, $900. down. Paatk Colonial, excellent condition, 1577. A. Michaud. 742-8006. INSPECTORS Manchester, Connecticut, the elgSed for a hearing on the allow­ Lappsn Agency, 649-5361, 646- 3 PLUS 3 good driving record, mornings, portunity in modem fully ance $59.86, take over pay­ ance ot said account and said Oon- Rlealty, 289-7476, 648-7209. family sized kitchen, laundry, Moving—Truddiig— Zoning Board of Appeals wUl THREE ROOM fumUhed ^lart 6140. pantry combination, formal WAPPING — Immediate occu­ XHARPSININO Service—Saws, afternoons and-or evening. equipped office. Prime loca­ ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ eervotor’s three prior accounu with Equals custom designed 8 pancy, 3-bedroom custom built Storage 20 “SEWING tion servinr Manchester, Ver- ing Center, Hartford, 622-0476. hold a public hearing on Mon­ said estate, and this Court directs THREE ROOM apartmant, 474 ment, $90. monthly. 549-1768 dining room, living room with room colonial In choice knives, axes, shears, skates, 643-3123. day evening, September 20, Uiet notice of the time and place Main St., $85. 546-5239, 9-6. Ranch on deadend street, mag­ non, ToUand and surrounding assimed for said hearing be ^ven fireplace, 8 large bedroome, residential area very close rotary blades. Quick service. MANCHESTER Dellvacy. Light SHEET METAL CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 1965 at 8 p.m. in the Hearing THREE R(X)M apartment, fur­ nificent view, mid-20’s. Can* . Capitol Equipment Co., 88 FULL - TIME gas station at areas. (Contacts suppUed for So all persons known to be interest­ nished, private bath and en­ REDUCED unattached garage. Convenient to parkway. 3 large bed­ trucking and package delivery. ranges, automatic washers Room of the Municipal Build­ ed therein to appear and be heard THREE R(X)M8 for rent. In­ to everything, yet strictly resl- Owner. 649-1260, 267-9600, ;Maln S t, Manchester. Hours MACHINE tendant, experience preferred, aggressive sales persona quire at S3 Church St., any­ trance. Utilities. No pets. Near MANCHESTER rooms. baths, fireplace, 458-5753. Retrigeratore. washere and references necessary. See Mr. MECHANICS Handsome commissions earned Mrttn guarantees. See them at ing on the following applica­ thereon by publishing a copy ot this dentlel, 100x136 loot lot. 649- and carport. Owner trans­ dally 7-6. TTiursday 7-0, Satur­ atorve moving specialty. Folding B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 tions: order In some newi^per having a time. Cheney's. 226 CSiarter Oak, 648- Buy Now day 7-4. 643-7058. Sloan, Esso Service Center, on sales and rentals. 649-2669, dmulatlon In said District, at least 8680. ferred! $18,600. J. Gordon, chaiiv for remt 64»OTn. Mein St. Cell 643,3-2171. COarles E- Ricks, 42 Elm seven days before the day of said 8368, 346-4788. If you are looking for an OPERATORS” Route 88, Vernon. 876-3562. MANCHESTER — two family Investment in the future, 649-5306. HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re Terrace, Industrial Zone. Per­ bearing. RANCH Largire family sized BOLTON-HEBRON LINE AIRCRAFT BIGGEST BARGAIN mission is requested for ex­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, 4 room duplex, large kitchen THREE ROOM furnished apart- plus a beautiful oversized Yes, this imacious_2 family kitchen. I^r^erge livinglT\ room with * moval — attics, cellars and PART-TIME gas staticn attsH' ec: Vincent L. Diana. Cons. 'With laundry room, garage, ment. Large closets. Private Painting—^Papering 21 PLEASANT WORKING dant, experience preferred, ref­ Situations Wanted— IN TOWN tension o f 120-day time limita­ 6 room Ranch with 2-car home on Laurel Street In fireplace, S bedrooms, rec Barrows allace yards, weekly and monthly TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING separate fumkee, $96. monthly. entrances. Parking. Adults garage and many other ex­ 6 >4 room Ranch, large pickup. Bolton-Mancheater vi­ erences necessary. See Mr. ENGINE tion tor starting construction AT A CXDURT OF PROBATE, Manchester has just been room, house In immaculate MANOHBSTER PARKADE PAINTING. EXTERIOR and CONDITIONS! Female 38 1, 2, or 3 YEARS TO PAY held at Mancheoti-r. within and for Hayea Agency, 646-0131. only. No pets. References. 648- tra features. located high reduced In price. Features kitchen, birch cabinets with cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. Sloan, Esso Servlos Center, at above location. thr pistiict of Monchrater. on the condition, completely remod­ MANCHESTER 649-5306 interior, papeihanglng, wen- “SUPER DELUXE” Park A Recreation Dept., 4860. on a hill overlooking a 12 rooms and 2 car garage eled Inside and out, $18,900. huilt-lns. one acre lot taste­ paper removed, dry wall work. Route 88, Vernon. REFINED Woman desires post 9rd day of SeTkenvbnr. 1946. SEVEN ROOM flat, beautiful TYPEWRITERS — Standard MECHANICS 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Town of Manchester, 79 North Preiwnt, Hon, John J. Wallett, western sunset, together on large lot. Completely Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. fully landscaped. Added Reasonable ratee. Fully in- irlenced help, and quaU- Uon as companion. ExceUent Judee. fireplace, in one of the better FURNISHED five room residen­ with approximately 40 privacy. Many extras, $18,- and electric. Repaired, over­ tralnees wanted. cook and housekeeper. Uve in AIL 100% GUARANTEED Main St., Residence Zone A. renovated. This Is an ex- $14,000 — large S bedroom eured. Free eetlmatee. 649- ONLY $433 Eetate of Proepero B. Bonino of residential sections of town, tial home with yard, paridng, acres of beautiful land, this THREE bedroom Ranch in fine Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot 800. hauled, rented. Adding ma- or out, 643-7019. Variance is requested to erect Nancheet-r, In eald Dlatrlct an In­ $125. monthly. Call 649-8065. ceptlonal Investment that 0666, Joeeph P. Lewie. DEAN MACHINE $16.18 Delivers electric range, mt water, oil is it— and remember, land will bring immediate re­ neighborhood, near public and 125 X 879, trees, suburban. chlnee rented , and repaired. Earn as you learn, excel­ FUSION free-standing ground sign, at capable p-reon. furnace. To rent from October Pickup and delivery service. PAINTING BY Dick'Fontaine, lent fringe benefits for alL PRODUCTS MOTHER of first grader would $16.18 Month . above location. The Coiieorvator havlne -xhlblted FOUR Rx>mls. late of,Manches­ der In some newspaper having a slte drive. Excellent land­ room Cape, garage, large needs light repairs. Asking $14,- An Equal Opportunity Hahn EcUpee; Jacobson lawn located on Center Street. Rea­ scaped yard. City utilities. Cnampet, Realtor, 646-4648. wooded lot. Walk to all schools,; COVENTRY — Seven room QUALTry Carpentry — Rooms, your present employment To SALESWOMAN — mer month in your spare time. <>m8ole,.No. 201, $75. (3aU 648- Birch St., Business Zone H. and allowed for the creditors within to Tax Commissioner. Slate of Con- RANCH — 3 bedrooms, large Robert P. Murdock 643-6472 kitchen, full cellar, aluminum BOLTON — -,6-room Garrison ed for both morning and eve­ OaU 87S-0968. Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 876- mortgage on 514 room Ranch. 649-8446. This company will extend finati* 3RD. SHIFT 4472. Variance is requested to dimin­ which to brlnr In their claims necUcm, 92 Farmington Ave.. Hart­ lot, garage, references re­ storms and screens, fairly Colonial, with garage, birch cial assistance to full time if ning shifts, part or full time, 7609. Manchester Excheniga — atralnst said estate, and said ad- ford. Oonn.: CbarlM V, Nole, c/o Three partially completed Bnterprie 1946. ish west side line, which will mlnlstpatrix Is directed tn prive Piib- quired, $160. per month. 649- priced at $13,900. Wolverton cabineted kitchen with built-in CARPENTRY — 82 years' ex­ desired. Do not answer unless no experience necessary. be less than Zoning Regula- Thomas Blanchard, 106 FiwncM rooms in wnlk-out basement, VERNON ASSISTANT manager wanted, KBNMORE AUTOMA'nC wash­ Nc notice tn the creditors tn brink Drive, BCanchester, Conn., and r * 8464. LARGE Attractive 6H room Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Leonard Agency, Realtor, oven, range and dishwasher. perience. CelUngs and floors fully qualified for the time and Please apply Mr. Donut, 265 P A R T TIM E er, good operating condition, tlons permit, ,at above Toca- In their claims within said time aJ- turn make to this Court. West Mld(Ue Tpke. Apply In person to Burger C9ief. RICH STONE-FREE loam, $14, Ranch, garage, 114 baths, fire­ 646-CK69. Fireplaced living room, Uj tiled, pordMS, reo rooms, ga­ investment. five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, 649-8586. . tton. lowed by mtbllshlne a oopv of this JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. place, only $16,900. Hutchins 221 PORTER STREET baths, 3 generous bedroom.i. FOR SALE rages, additions, attics finish­ • * Income starts immediately. order In some newspaper having a CLEAN - UP woman wanted, EXPERIENCED plumber, new flU, and manure. 648-9604. James Szarek, 6 Evergreen circulation In nrobAie district LIMITATION OBDBB Suburban For Rent 66 Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. ROCKLEDGE — 6 room brick oil hot water heat, 160x600 ed, remodeled, concrete work. • • Business is set up for you. TURRET LATHE ■SINGER SEWING Machine — Rosul, Residence Zone A. Vari­ within ten davs from the date of AT A COURT OF PROBATE, treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton must be trustworthy. Apply in work, good wages, steady em­ this order and return make to this BOLTON Lekefront — Year 4 BEDROOMS Ranch, double garage, 2 fire­ $18,500 ASKING? No Job too smaU. Xminedlate • • We secure locations. ployment. 643-4628. SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! Lowest price ever. Brand new ance Is requested to erect at­ held at Manchester. wUhln and tor MANCHESTER—East Side, 6*4 places, extras, immediate Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. estimates. 648-2629. • * Selling, soliciting or experi­ person, mornings, at (3avey's ENGINE LATHE That’s Blue Lustre for clean­ Singer Sewing machines re­ eourt of the notice riven. the Dlstriot of Mancnesler, on the round house, 4 rooms, refriger­ Restaurant, 45 East Center St. tached garage closer to side JO'HN J. WALIyETT. Judke. 7th day of September, 1966. room Ranch with attached ga­ occupancy.' Pasek Realty, ence not necessary. ing ruga and uidwlstery. Rent duced to only $64.50. Sale ends line than regulations permit, ator, stove, $125., immediate rage, spacious fireplaced living Custom built salt box colo­ COVENTRY — 5(4 room Ranch, CXDLLEGE man for dally after- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, nial, paneled living room, 289-7476. MR. DAM 648-2965 CARPENTRY —Ooncrets ste] BRIDGEPORT hoon work. Pinehurst Grocery, electric shampooer, $1. The Satiu-day. terms. Don’t at above location. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Judge occupancy, 643-4651. room, 8 generous bedrooms, as­ bullt-tns, fireplace, children fkwn, hatchways, remodel For personal interview in'your DINING ROOM hostess wanted. held at Mancheeter, wllhin and for E ^ l e ot Oaoar T. MsUhUaoo. lata family sized kitchen with Sherwin - Williams Oo. miss out on this bargain. Sing­ Case Brothers, Inc., West sumable OI mortgage, $16,900. NEW LISTING in AA lo ni. pro­ will love this 2'4 acre lot. porches, garages, closets, ceil city, write, please include phone Must have experience in per­ 302 Main St., 643-416L tiie district of Manchester, on the of Manchaater, in soldUd Dtatrlot, de- RCX3KVILLE — Attractive 3H knotty pine cabinets, built- Everett Agency 649-8538 DRILL PRESS er Sewing Onter, 832 Main St., side Glen Rd., Industrial Zone. day ot September. A.D. 1965. caaaed. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, fessional and executive area. Priced right. Leonard Agency, rings, attics finished, rec rooms number. sonal relatlcns. Apply in per­ room apartment, residential in range, oven, dish\yasher son at Oavey's Log Cabin; Rt. EXHIBIT builder, experienced s c r e e n e d LQAM — For the Moncherter. 648-8888. Variance is requested to erect Present, Hon. Jotm J. Wallett. On motion of Juna., Fuller,____ 451 649-2813. - Cu.stom constructed home, on Realtors, 646-0469. fonnlca. No Job too smaU. D It only. Dlsplaycraft, Manches­ best in lawns snd gardens from Judaro Hilliard St,. Maiu:heat^, Oonn., ax- area, appliances and heat fur­ and breakfast nook. 1 <4 TBLEVlSiaN, 87, between Lebanon center BURRING addition to building closer to Estate of Madeline Slllano late of ecutrlx. beautifully treed and ’ land­ D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. ter, 643-0557. our screening plant, Andover- street line than regulations nished. Adults, no peta, $90. baths, screened porch, at­ ANDOVER — very well bullt^ P.O. Box 3373, and Columbia. ManchealeT, In said district, de­ ORDERED; That tix moatha monthly. 649-4824 or 876-1166. Manchester tached garage. Mid- 20's. scaped half acre lot. Three 5 room furnished summer Ooliimbla. Delivered. George THREE LAMPS, $6, Syrooco permit, at above location. ceased. . . , _ from the 7th day of Baptambar, bedrooms or four, tastefully NEW LISTINGS Youngstown, Ohio 44512 CLEAN - UP man wanted, must H. Grlfflng, Inc., 742-7886. wall clock, $10. 742-8526. Upon a/ppllcation of Angela Cmsm- 1966, be and the same are llmltad Owner, 649-1296 home, with posslbllUy of year SANTA CLAUS was good, to All persons interested may rialn a-k-a Anrela S. Chamher- and allowed for the creditors with­ ROOKVILLB!—3 rooms and 4 decorated. Enclosed breeze­ thousands of Avon R^resent- 45 TO 60 HRS. be trustworthy. Apply in Mr- attend this hearing. OVERSIZED CAPE VERNON — 5'., room ’round living, large lot, a bar­ USED CAR LOT for sale or son, mornings, at'Oavey’s Res­ FdR “A Job wall done feeling” FOUR BURNER Roper gas n. executrix, nrarinr for aiilhor- in which to bring In their claims rooms, stove, cloae to center ot MANCHESTER — Investors way, 2 car garage, many other Ranch, plus complete rec gain at, $8,900. 4alce Clampet, ings. Woilmii ativea last Christmas. Their Zoning Board of Appeals S• v In aell certain real estate -oar-ocalnst said estate, and said ex­ town, $60. monthly, complete­ features. Priced for Immediate guaran- lease. Will consider active taurant, 46 East Center St. clean carpets with Blue Lus- stove, 40” , very good condi­ tleularly described In said applica­ ecutrix Is directed to rtva public 6 room Cape Cod dldse to wanted to buy this 4 family, room, breereway and ga­ Realtor, 649-4643. tsed. 299 Autumn 648-4860. earnings of $8 to $6 an hour John F. Clifford, ly redecorated. Call 876-'7067. East Catholic High, bus, has 4*4 rooms each apartment, sale in mid 20's. Belflore Agen­ partner. Inquire Thomas Col- during the Fall selling season PER 'W EEK tfe. Rent electric shampooer, tion, $26. 643-8671. Chairman tion onsflle. It Is notice to the creditors To bring in rage. You don't have to see la, 261 Broad Street. Phone 643- ORDERED; That the foreiroink their claims within said time al­ and shopping. Full shed buil|-tns, coin operated laun­ cy, 643-5121. VERNON—Skinner Rd.. 3 bed­ NEWTON H. SMITH It SONS- made Cihrlstmas shopping $1. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper John A. Cagianello, airollcatlon be heard and deter­ lowed by pubUshlng a oopyi ot thia LAKE ST., Coventry — 4-room this one to buy it. 0216. Supply mined at the Probate office In >^n- order In some newepoper haring a dormer allows twin size dry in basement. -Good return room Ranch, gas hot air heat, ‘Remodellng, repairing, recrea­ happy time for them. Why ABOVE AVERAGE MANCHESTER DRUG Secretary apartment available for imme­ bedrooms on the second MANCHB5STER — Exceptional fireplace, fenced yard, imme­ tion rooms, addltlonB, garages, Read H erald Ads.| ehester in said District on 1 ^ Mrd circulation In eald probois district on investment; (built 1057) SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 don’t you become one of the wqULD LIKE to trade Triple 8 day (X Sent ember. A .D. 1985 at within ten days from the date of diate occupancy. Call Mrs. floor. 1V4 .baths; garage Convenient location on bus line. 8 room' Cape. Wall-to-wall car­ diate occupancy. Ken Os- cqnorets work. CaU 649-8144. many women who supplement PAY eleyeo o'cloric In the forenoon, and this order and return make to this Frasier, 742-8892. peting. open stairway, tiled ruuiiiroom I p , / ^ T ffafag*. Money to Loan 29 -M on to drive end help tn blue stamps for 8 'A H green that notice be riven to all peraons OQurt of th« notic. slven. and fireplace. Price $16,300. Close to schools and stores. flreplatSI II I ) ns. Blx- trlnaky. Realtor, 648-6168 or the family income this pleas­ ■tampe. 649-4667. J. (Jordon. bath, rec. room, copper plumb­ WAIL and ceiUng renovations ant, dignified way? OaU 289- ■tore, fuU-Ume. CeU for Interested In mid «sl»te of be JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Priced to sell. Warren E. How-- ing, hatchway, city utilities. 4» cellent 649-8678. A FRESH START v/Ul lump o ^ rienc.y a e v of said raid snnllcsHon-t-ollr.tlon end-nd thet h e ------land. Realtor, 643-1108. and repairs. Sheet rock and your debts into one easy paya 4922. Interview. 649-4541. ^ 0 and biaca of hearinr lharaon. AT A CXJURT OF PROBATE, Resort Property Mint condition inside and out. BAST HARTFORD-Cape Ood, ■plaster repaired, 10 years ex­ ment. If you have equity 80UBA diving gear, complete by puWlahlnx a 4 baths, best residential location. T. J. Cape with aluminum siding, Owner transferred. Hlxcellent Rooflns—Sidinc 16 euit your budget. Expedient PHONE MR. BECKER trade. Closed Moodaya. F. LIMITA'rtON OBUKR September, 1965. at four o’clock af- cottqge, furnace-fireplace, fur­ quality, $23,500. Wolverton UNIQUE in planning and re­ WE HAVE Immediate openings ROOFING and elding men,' ex­ AT A eXJURT OF PROBATE, teriuwn at the Probate Office In the Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. fireplace, aluminum storms buy at $19,900. Ken Ostrinsky, ___ r HOME Improvement senrlea. J. D. R ^ ty . 6466129. 876-8817 perienced preferred. OaU 949- Bray, 787 Main Btreat, State ALL MAKES nished or unfurnished. Tel. 742- Agency, Realtors, 649-281$. and screens, wall to wall-car­ storation. Modernized-(Jolonlal, on aesombly lines, Must be 18 held at MaiichaaUir. within and for Munlolpal- Building In said Man­ 8287. ^ ' Realtors, 449A678, 648-61N.\ — Roofing, siding, altera- or over, no experienceexpel necee- 8594, 648-9262, after 9. T h s ^ Bulldtag. £ a DMrict of Mancheaeler, on the chester. be and The ssime Is as­ DUPLEX 6-8, in central Man­ peting, beautiful landscaping 8 rooms, one floor, 2(4 baths, Set day of Auguat 1966. signed for a hearing on tha alloW' SPIT AND Polished Ranch, 5V4 chester, 3-bedrooms each aide, 75 acres, brook. Lappen tloiu, additloni and remodel­ Private Instructions ^ 2 aary. Apply Personnel _Dept. Preeanl, Hon. John J. Wallett, once of aaid admlnlatration account plus much more for a real bar­ ing of all types. ExceUent An Equal Opportunity PROCESS insiMotor, meehlne immaculate rooms with at good condition, 2-car garage. gain price. Call J. D. .Realty Agency. 649-5261, 649-6140. Iona Muiufacturlng, Regent Gardao--Farm— Dairy ALL MODELS with said eataie, ascertainment of Houses F or Sftle 72 tached garage, built-in oven Farms For Sal* 7$ jrorkmapshlp. 649-6496 a t t e n t io n Tractor Trailer street, Mancbeeter. Employer ■hop, beeio knowledge of In- ^BaSita of Stava Harlukowrlcx. a-k-a heli-B and order of distribution, and Priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith, Oo., 648-5139, 648-8779. „ . ■ Trainees. Men 19 and over are ■psotion end maeliiie shop Priidoeta 50 ■teve Oloavagc. lata of Mancheeter, thia Court dirfeta that notice of tha and ra O / ' ^ T T N Realtor, 643-1647. SOUTH WINDSOR — Chapel NORTH COVENTRY—Allthen- b Hid DlBlrfct. deceaaed. time and place assigned for aald SEVEN ROOM ok'er home, 4 8 f«n. v r ) I ) g llv Road, close to East Hartford BABYSimiR needed by eub* praotloee required. Apply Per­ m v hearing be given to all persons MANCHESTER — 8 room Colo­ tlo 1760 Cape, with 11 eerea. 9ooflOg^aiMl CtUiminrs 1 6 ^ needed at once to train for FRESH EGGS end poultry di­ USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR •- On motion of WllUam 8. OI - bedroome, 2 bathe, lot 72x161. ing ro V*/V*/JL^JL_a once bigb paying Jobs as Tractor- ■UtuM teacher, my home. Own sonnel Dept., l o u m ig. Oa.. ece. 107 North School 81,. Manchet- known to be Interested therein to PORTER STREET area—Are nial, 8 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full Town line. Fine cuatom ranch rect from the fenn to appear and be heard thereon by Merlon B. RoberteoB. Realtor, Is 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 full MoOilNO — apetfaha^ re> Trailer Drivers If qualified. tranaportatton. C w 944HD4I0. Regent St., Menohester. S r. Conn,, admlnlatrator. «4S-6068. - a year home buy If $18,900 you Interested in a 7-room baths, aluminum siding. Priced with full basement (30 foot baths, recently redecorfttetf. RECEIVING OLBRX to work in LEASING PLAN ORDERfcD: That alx monlha publishing a oopy of this order In your price range. Call 649-2818 (Jolontal, 2-oar garage, 4 bed- rec room) fireplace, aluminum rocCe od all Unde, new some newspaper having a oircula- . . . . in low-20's. For further infor­ Earnings $200. per week salary GENERAL FACTORY work, 9 t o m Uia Slat day of,_Aumiat, .1998, aiding, level lot. Excellent con­ Priced to sell at $19,800. Obap- glitter jwMk. oblmneye and up. Many tobs available. Fumituri end AppUenoe Ware­ he end the eaine era. limited and al- Uon In aald Dtatrlct. at least seven SIX ROOM Cepe—five finished. right now. Wolverton Agency, rooma, 3(4 baths and family mation call the R. F. Dlmock llin Agency, 043-8442. WOMAN for general housework house. CeU Mr. PettongiU, 949- a.m,-4:90 p.m. Appfy Ka-iOer Eired for the creditora wIthUi which daya before the day of aaid hear­ tUt-tf^ condition, garage, flre- Realtors room. If ao, coll Wesley R. dition throughout. T. J. Crock­ 1 repefreA Alumlniim Budget plan available also. For ing. and by mailing on or befora Co., 649-6245. one day e week. Cell 948-7204.- (Mil. Ttor Oq., M RUttard St 944-1891. to bring In their olalnM agalnat Hid », new kltohan, •ohools. Smith, Realtor, 648 1067 today. ett. Realtor. 643-1677. 80 yearr eKperienoa. details phone 249-7771 anytime. •atate, and Hid administrator le dt September 10. IMS, by certifisd MOVE INTO this Immaculate ^ eetimatea. GUI Howlay, Only school licensed by Regis­ reoted to give publio iv^lce to the mail, a copy ofof this order to Fred­Fred- Kl! 648-6606. BABYSriTER wonted tor 4 year ATTENTION Ttactor TraOer AUTO MECHANIC expari- UTMlltori to — bring...... In--- their - claims -...... erick Wthard Coi------.1 - - - 6-room Cape, oonvenlent loca­ NEW USTINQ — porter 8t. BOLTON — Four room ranch W*iite4l— Rral BsUt* 77 try of Motor Vehicles end ao- loed, hme-upe, muffleca, are BonsihoM Gooda 51 PAUL DODGE with two ckiLgarage. partial

beating, reeldenituU, com- Urns woik in pharmacy, daya over $900. Thke over wet 4 r cleaning on a regular baste, 1 with ehori run tooU ^ A pply 878 MsiB E t MANCHESTER 549-S881 J. WAUJ/rr. JUdga. lot Heyee Xgeocy, MlMliiaL Realty Oo., 848-6128, 64$-irrr8. Realtore, 846*0488. ty, 8484U39. tor, 64$-167T. Siemlal and industrial, no lob PIANO inetniotiaa, hi my home, own txaiwpoiteHcii prefsired, OuRver MfR. Oe^ IN Htari- Mid bMMs. neaM eSn MA monte e i $10.90 each. CaU lae ■nuB, 949-2471. 144 IbK ee itreet. 4494479. tkdl after 9 p.m., 9444704. lord Rd. m Barilord, I28404L tv s i V . ^

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1965 Avarafi Dally Net Press Run The W eadM r f A di TWENTY Wot tiM Week Boded F e w s e t e< O. 8. W«aMH| Hanrljfalf r lEatning Beptomber 4 ,19M ' t e on M M chango, apootal por- 13,893 Claady, tOM teelflit, e mTt, Tutonoo or mpmOM onoop- Ittanrtefpr lEiipnittg Ipralb ehewete, leer ki Oeet fie TPC Slated tkMt SOUTH QOVENTRY FIRE DEPT. MeoUier e f tke Audit About Town Tho MfB wouM bo an anowor Boneou o f dreatottoB to M voru complalnta from town M anehuter^A CUy of Vttiago Charm The Zlpeer Club will eponadr To Discuss reatdonto, who hnvo olalmod a eetback party Saturday night, that thoy have not boon kopi (OtoeeUled AdverUeiiif on Psc« H) 8ept. 11, at the clubhouee oh Informod of tho roqueota. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 290 (TWENTY PAGED) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1965 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Bralnard Plane. Three Bids The remainder o f tho moat­ ing wUl be spent dlscuasing pro- The Hartford County Am- The Town Planning Commis­ p o ^ zoning plan amandmanU. aoclatlon of Medical Aulstants sion (TPC), when It meeU In BINGO Traffic Stopper will have ita flrat meeting of executive session Tuesday night the 196*a blue suit Newington, for a zone change of 118 Hsnry S t wore feted by With silver buttons, austere Borneo, where he served 2 ^ from Rural Residence to Busi­ years aa an associate represen­ about 26 friends Saturday at a white collar with man-type ness II of a parcel of land on tie, high heels, nylona and tative for the Peace Corps. Windsor St., adjacent to the 26th wedding oelebraticn at tho Refreshments will be served. a neat whits cap. Wilbur Cross Highway. home of Mr. and Mrs. Kmest MACS She looked like a movie The meeting la open to medical Budney proposes to erect a McNeUl, 8 Lawton Rd. Staggers New Orleans star and she is a con. assiatants, new meanhers and motel on the site which la Antong the guests were Mrs. guests. Her name; Elisha Plrchi, scheduled to become part of the Joyce Blackman Andrus. of PEACHES 20. an Israeli policewoman. highway right-of-way when It Bloomfield and Harris Gibson of She Is helping with the The Greater Hartford Youth Is widened to 10 lanes. Manchester, s bridesmaid and Islaelt exhibition In London for Christ will present Harry 2. From the Southern New best man at the Gibson’s wed­ and at the name time City Left Bollback, director of Word of England "Telephone Co., for an ding Sept. 7, 1940 In First Con­ PEARS studying British traffic lAfe In Braail, and the East Offstreet Parking Zone change gregational Church, East Hart­ methods. Hartland Men’s Chorus on Sat­ for property off Madison St. ford. She expects to marry urday at 7:80 p.m. at Batcheld- SNETX30 proposes to extend Gibson Is employed at Hamil­ soon. Junkyard; _ er School. 767 New Britain Its present parking lot to In­ ton Standard, Divlelon of Unit­ ORCHARD “I met him," she ex­ 'iuve.-, Hartford. clude the additional space. ed Aircraft Oorp., Windsor plained, "on a one-way 3. From Green Manor, for a Locks. street." He was going the T hree Dead Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, special permit to add three The couple has a son, David, HILL wrong way — and she will sponsor a rummage sale bulldlngys comprising 23 units, a student. at the University of booked him. to the south of the existing AVERY ST., WAPPING NEW ORLEANS, La. tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 1 Connecticut School of Law, and (AP)—'This city that cara p.m. at the vacant bookstore Parkade Apeulments on W. a daughter, Ellnore, a Junior at In the Andrews Building. 67 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester High School. supposedly forgot waa Center St. Parking space will Under new TPC regulations, Yale Coins battered to a wind-blown, be available in the rear of the construction of group dwellings soggy junkyard after a fi­ building. Proceeds will benefit requires the granting of a spe­ the organization’s scholarship cial permit from the commls- nal attack tx)day by Hurri­ fund. Mrs. James McKay and Another item on Tuesday Recovered cane Betsy. Mrs. Albert Schulze are co- night’s agenda is consideration Communications and power chairmen of the event. of a regulation to require the were left in a Jumbled snarl by posting of notice signs cgi all ne-mlle winds during the early properties up for a pubUc hear- LANE GUITAR CENTER In Chicago morning hours. Store Robbed; Back**to School Fashion Show "Three died during the storm, CJmCAGO (AP)—Old coins of bringing Betsy’s toll to nine af­ GUITAR HOBBY CLASSES a reported value of $50,000 — ter ita 14-day, 2,500-mlle voyage Lantern Stolen Janioe and Cathryn Cone,' •'Rd.: Carol Derewianka, daugh-i ■dren of Mr. and Mrs. Courtney of deatruoUon; Bourns. The Bourns are vlsting part of a million dollar collec­ twin daughters of Mr. and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas AUTOMATIC Heavy damage waa reported Derewianka of 182 Vernon St.; their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. tion stolen from Yale Universi­ The Center Travel agency Mrs. Allan Cone of 114 Vernon in Baton Rouge and the Mlasla- Janice and Julie Dahm, daugh­ Young, and have Just returned TRANSMISSION Taughf By ty’s Sterling Memorial Library slppl Gulf Coaat around Gulf­ at 493 Main St. was robbed of St, model the Sunday best ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dahm from Africa. (Herald photo by la.st May — were recovered port. Numerous phone failures f86 In bills Tuesday night at fashions of today’s “young set’’ of 46 Coleman Rd.; Karlene Lu- Pinto.) TROUBLE? Thursday and a Chicago coin slowed reports from the bayou about 6:20, police report. ait an Informal fashion show kovitz, daughter of Mr. and dealer was charged with pos­ area downriver which were first session of stolen merchandise John F. McCarrick. manager given for the women residents Mrs. George Lukovitz of 20 i r F t m Rood Test ARNOLD LANDSBERG hit by the storm’s top 146-mile of Green Lodge Convalescent Barry Rd.; Marcy and Elizabeth moved across state lines. winds and suffered the most of the travel agency, said he Home yesterday afternoon. The Young, twin daughters of Mr. i f An Types The FBI arrested John W. \j from its muddy, six-foot tides. left his office to pick up a show was given by friends and iind Mrs, Charles Young of 136 STAN’S TV i f Budget Terms Learn to play the guitar in our popular 10 week hobby classes. It’s ^ y , it’s Riesen, 44, at his Columbia Mayor Victor Schlro sold ha package and when he returned members of Community Baptist Vernon St.; Nancy Engberg, fun. Folk. Popular, Western, Rock and Roll. No previous musical badeground Stamp and (3oln Co. on (Chica­ would ask that the dty be de­ the money was gone. Two sus­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl i r AH W ork go’s south side and found 68 Church, and the children model­ needed. Rental instruments available. Separate classes for adults, teen­ Residents of Biloxi, Miss., look through furniture washed out of their homes clared a disaster area. pects are sought by police. ed fashions from their own Engberg of 77 Doane St.; and G uaranteed (AP Photo(u) stolen coins In Rlesen’s safe. Residents were told to boll An antique black metal lan­ wardrobes showing various out­ Julie and David Bourns, chU- SERVICE agers and pre-teens. Fee 620.00 for the course. The coins, mostly pennies Is­ by hurricane Betsy. The high water was forced through many houses as the drinking water after power fail­ tern worth about $40 was cut fits for the first day of school, Chair Waits 115 Years, Will Finally Be Used sued by early American colo­ storm moved inland. (AP Photofax.) ure at the city purificaMon from the chain and cable hold­ cool and rainy days and Sun­ MandiBster nies, were part of a collection plant. But the urgent wanting (Former Partner Of REGISTER NOW! CLASSES START TUESDAY, SEPT. 14 For 115 years this gold-painted Victorian chair—a papal throne built in 1850 ing It at 100 Cambridge St. day or party best to the record­ — has stood in readiness at the residence of New York’s Roman Catholic car­ of 4,(XM) ^ e n by several masked was difficult to transmit in a police say. James Tierney, the ed mu^c of “Mary Popplns” Stanley-Naps TV Transmission Go. and hocraed robbers who over­ city where 80 per cent of its oiwner, told police It wae tak- NOTICE Private Lessons Also Available dinal. It will get its first use next month when Pope Paul VI visits the UN. powered a night watchman in power was out. and “’The Sound of Music.” Of East Hartford) / State News MD. sometime Tuesday night The other models were Ma- 7 OLCOn STREET It was built by New York’s first cardinal, John McCluskey, according to a the university library at New The communications break­ from the front of his drive resa Easton, daughter of Mr. IT YOU TAKE VITAMINS (REAR 684 CENTER ST.) Haven, Conn., May 29. Bombers Hammer down also made It difficult to where It was attached to a niVa C»ITER STREET 649-7835 custom that a throne be prepared in anticipation of a papal visit. and Mrs. Roscoe Easton of 6 TURN PAGES AND SEE PHONE 649-9279 MANCHESTER Riesen posted a $2,(XX) bond determine what damage had pole. Parker St.; Marsha Spano, for appearance at a preliminary Housewife’s been done to Louieiana’s billlon- Police say similar cases of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. PAGE 9 Manchester, Conn. Phone 6464)022 hearing before U.S. (Commission­ dollar offshore oil industry or outdoor ornament and lantern er C. S. Bentley Pike Sept. 16. the sugar crop, which was near­ thefts have been reported In Thomas Spano of 195 Ferguson Viet Cong Again The FBI said a Denver coin Death Seen ing harvest. this area recently. collector, IVlUlam H. Foster, re­ Whole rows of palms had been, Indians Withdraw ported finding a stolen coin SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )—U.S. Air Force scythed down by the wind. Bill­ among those he bought from A ccid en tal boards along Canal Street had B52s bombed a suspected Viet Cong stronghold in the been blown from building topa. Riesen last month. The stolen central, highlands of South Viet Nam today, a U.S. mili­ FOR coin was a quarter minted In DANBURY (AP)—'The Mannequins in broken stora 1796. A federal agent said Riesen tary spokesman announced^------windows had been disrobed by also sold some of the coins to The raid, 826 miles northeast stepped up In recent weeke. Mil­ death of a housewife from the Btorm. Cosmetics In North Pakistan a Los Angeles dealer. of Saigon, was the 21st reported itary planning Is known to call a bullet wound in the head ' Along the bending riverfront, , A* New Haven, Police Chief ftor-theratsalegie Air Command for about cme raid a day. was termed accidental to­ ' barges and a new pile driver N E W D E X H I, In diaf’T^'ont waa “Uke a Boy Scout^a speech a* a Romanian reeep- BnneU V. McManus said ” ws Jets in the Viet Nam war. Under A U.S. Marine spokesman were beached by the high Mde. The Secret of a Good Roast day by a medical exami­ Dameige to the Pcnchartrain ITS (AP) 'Tho Defettse Minis- Ws whistle—tweet, Uon, Brezhnev appeal^ to both still have a lot of work to do” security regulations, the spokes­ said Thursday night that 167 tweet—and telling us to be gxxxl. sides “ to show realism, re> man did not g;ive the number of ner. in the coin case. Viet Cong had been killed in the (Bee F i ^ try conceded that India’s We have been g < ^ long enough stralnt and wisdom, to quench He said Rlesen’s arrest was planes taking part or the big drive on the Batangan pen­ Mrs. Irmgard Bens There ■ had been complete si­ of the report showed that the did not say how it happened. This is all lean, solid cut of U.S. Choice miles north of Ferozepore. mir. lence on the progress of the bat­ planes made their strike north­ ents peacefully transferred The fighting wae on the La­ It was a Pakistani invasion of Off at Least One Year TOMORROW Save Up To 20c Lb. tle in this area, considered west of Hanoi about 40 miles Rentals Ordered some 2(X> children to schools In 9dH> AM. to 1:00 P.AI. Get Lots More Pleasure hore froik, where Indian troops southwest Kashmir last week crucial because both sides can from the frontier. An official predominately white neighbor­ crossed into Pakistan Monday. WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep.’^bounces,” Miller said phlloso- that touched off the current bring their tanks into play on explanation said the location NEW HAVEN (AP)—The New hoods today, despite a school D. A. R. SHOULDER CLOD Ferozepore Is 10 miles inside fighting. Both nations claim the GMrge P. Miller, D-Calif., Is a phlcally In an interview later. Haven Commission on Equal And As Much For Your Money the dusty plains aroimd Fero­ As chairman of the House was erroneously reported be­ committee refusal .to provide On All Chuck Roasts India. Himalayan state, and it has zepore. man with a dream: cause of an error In the electric­ Opportunities has ordered the busing from achools the parents While Defense Minister Y. B. been divided since 1949 by a Science and Astronautics Com­ Summit Realty (Jo. to rent is o good buy and mighty Indian papers demanded this The cumbersome oM English mittee, he said he would push al transmission of the geograph- contended were overcrowded. RUMMAGE Buying AH Your "Good Things to Eot" at Pinehurst >« Chavan did not say whether (he U.N. cease-fire line. ioal coordinates. apartments to two Negro cou­ fine eating. morning that the Indicin people measures of Inches, feet, miles, his bill again In January when The total included some young­ army withdrawal was Into In­ Another peace appeal came poimds, ounces, gills and gal­ A highly informed military ples. Properly aged, carefully trimmed U.S. Choice Chuck dia, the shelling of the;clty sug­ be told what was happening Congress reconvenes. sters enrolled Thursday the fijrst SALE from Moscow, where Osmmu- lons have disappeared in Ameri­ source indicated today that So­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dennis Fresh from nearby Block Island waters. Whole 6 to 7 lb. clod or small half. Center slices of shoulder gested this. there and this may have in­ Smith, shifting hiis cigar to day of school. nist party chief Leonid I. Bre­ fluenced Chavan’s decision to ca. viet-built antiaircraft missile of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. The youngsters were driven in Roasts offor more for your nwney at Pinehurst. When clod for London Broil featured at S I -0 9 lb. A spokesmen In Rawcdplndi one side of his mouth, told Mill­ sites circling Hanoi have more Isiah Jackson of New Haven Vaeemt Book Sloro zhnev declared the Soviet Union announce the bad news. In their place are the senslhje, er at the hearing: “ I got my chartered buses and prl'vata asserted Pakistani troops cai>- was ready to help both sides than doubled in recent weeks. said they had put deposits on tured a number o l Indian out­ easy-to-handle metric meters, education in a one-room red cars to the schoolK and — with 67 EA ST CBO O i ST. SWORDFISH Lb 89c we advertise o block chuck we mean the old fashioned reach a solution in the crisis. In (See Page Nine) kilometers, grama, kilograms The source refused to disclose the apartments but were imable one exception — the transfers BONELESS TENDER CROSS RIB posts around the border point of school house. We took our de­ the exact number of sites be­ to. get keys. Andrews Building Wagah, 20 miles west of Amrit­ and liters that most of the world grees in three Rs. Just to make were achieved without incident. biock . . . It's 0 good buy If you eon use o 5 to 6 lb. OVEN OR POT uses. lieved to be in the area of the The commission said Tliurs- In two of the five schools Ne­ sar. Radio Pakistan seiid heavy an honest confession, I don’t North Vietnamese capital. But day that the realty firm, of Low prices on Miracle W h ip...... qt. ressure was being exerted on But the dream Is not to be — know what the metric system gro youngsters entered today at least.not this year. he said a report by John Scali of East Haven, failed to rent the enrollments previously had been roost. Sidian troops along the front Is.” the American Broadcasting Co., New Haven apartments because after they were driven from It shattered again Thursday He said several times he was all-white. CHUCK ROAST 791 Father Divine Dies, when It met an immovable ob­ quoting intelligence sdurces in the Jacksons and Dennlsses are Principals at four schools said Pakistan. worried about a housewife who Campbell's ject — Rep. Howard W. Smith, Washington as saying . there Negroes. Richard I. Belford, ex­ the children were emolled BAGK-TO^CHOOL While the fighting boiled up might want to buy 10 yards of were 17, gave a close figure. ecutive director of the commis­ BLOCK CHUCK ROAST 100 miles or so from Rawalpin­ 82, chairman of the House Rules cheesecloth. “•without amy trouble,” even TENDER U.S. CHOICE EYE Committee. An official U.S. military sion; said the firm is legally re­ those lacking transfer slips. Of­ SAVINGS di, U.N. Secretary-(3eneral U Was ‘God’ to Many Miller explained that under spokesman declined to comment quired to comply with the order. Can 9 C Thant met^ in that Pakistani “ I ain’t a-going to do it.” the metric system it would ficials said those without slips TOMATO SOUP on the report. were expected to provide them capital with BVireign Minister Z. PHILADELPHIA (A P )— Father Divine, a 5 -fo o t-2 “ Judge” smith was heard to translate to 9.4 meters of Tw o companies of bugle-blow- Petitions Denied A. Bhutto In an effort to obtain cheesecloth. Monday. FIRST GENTER CHUCK ROAST 791 cherubic-looking Negro who styled himself as god and "murmur after listening for an tng guerrillas attacked a hamlet At the Grew Elementary HALLMARK a cease-fire. hour to Miller’s plea for the Miller acknowledged there BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Su­ Con You Buy Maxwell House Coffee was revered by many thousands, died today. only 10 miles southwest of Sai­ perior Court Judge today denied School, Principal Mai'tin Feeney OVEN OR POT Indicating that Thant was get­ brave new metric world. would-be trouble changing In gon Thursday night, a U.S. mill-’ GUT GUTS ting nowhere, a qualified Pakis­ Divine never would say how<^ Smith, a Virginia Democrat, some areas, the habeas corpus petition of refused to allow some 60 chil­ PHARMACY For Less Than This? old he was, but persons not af­ tary spokesman said. convicted slayer Wallace Mack dren to enter the building. ’ * Z77 West Middle Tpke. tani source said the visit of prevailed. The committee de­ For instance, he said, Gina No casualties were reported filiated with his worldwide ferred action, effectively pi­ Lollobriglda’s measuresments, Walters of Bridgeport. He told adults with the chil­ (Next to Stop A Shop) TINY TENDER BITE SIZED CUBES OF Kingdom of Peace estimated he and the Viet Cong withdrew 30 Walters, saying that he has dren thero were only 13 vacant 1 lb. cans T9 e geonholding the bill, which Instead of the familiar 35-28-34 minutes after the attack. ' must be around 1(K) years old. would have authorized a three would be 93-71-89. been imprisoned in violation of seats in the school. Those seats 300 Loosoioof Poptr 2 ib.*^ cans Outsiders had not seen him In other ground action, 10 Viet his constitutional rights, sought would be given, he said, to pu­ Boneless Economy Wessin y Wessin year $2.6-mllIion study of the "Are you talking about met­ Cong were killed Thursday—six O N LY 47e STEWING BEEF 8S1 for years, but reports from In­ problem. ers or inches?” Smith asked. release from a life prison term. pils in tlie group carrying trane- fer permits. It pays to shop Pinehurst. side his palatial suburban re­ ‘ ‘ ‘Well, that's the way the ball “Centimeters,” Miller said. (See Page Eight) Judge Norman Dube ruled I s Banished The adults led the youngsters Ihormos Lunehboxos treat—“ The Mount of the House there was nothing illegal In CHUCK of the Lord” —from time to time Walters’ arrest, that statements to wliere' pupils were lln ^ up for aH ogos B y Dominicans told of massive banquets attend­ made by him were voluntary, ready to enter. The Negro elm- KHUCKLESOUP MIIES lb. ed by his followers'. The ban­ that he did not request counsel, O N LY $2.49 (See Page Eight) Sale Sfarfs On POT ROAST BANTO DOMINGO, Domin­ quets featured 60 different Revolution in Teaching and that he needed no counsel items.' Thousands came to sit at OENUINE VALUES any size AT THE SELF SERVICE CASE ican Republic (AP) — Gen. Ell­ at “ crucial stages” of proceed­ as Wessin y Wessin, the Domin­ his table. ings against him. FREE GIFTS ALL ROYAL ICE CREAM Vi Gal.' MELL01V CRISP BACON *lb. 9 9 ^ ican army’s controversial mili­ Austin Norris, his attorney, Dozens of flavors. tant antl-Oommunlat, was boot­ announced Divine’s death—at Unpaid Rents ed out of his Job and the country the suburban retreat. . Social Studies: A Poor Kin RATH FRANKS...... lb. 9 9 « BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The Bulletins Thursday night. v***' Norris also disclosed that Di­ Bridgeport Housing Authority Pinehurst Famous Lean MORRELL HAM ...... 4 lb. can S 3 J I 9 Provisional President Hector vine had been disabled for at EDITOR’S NOTE Efforta>$>'charges are (rue, tho blame lleagTam developed by the Physical Science Study. Oommittec, It is has seen a steady rise In un­ NABISCO MINERET COOKIES ...... 3 9 ^ Garcia-Godoy announced the least a year, and the. Mother to breathe new life into the so­ with the builders, not the tools. collected rents during the past retirement of the 42:year-old Divine—his white wife—has cial etudles — “ to give the kids The social studies comprise now engaged in a score of ouni- few years because some tenonte UOLDWA’tER OUT SPECIAL There’s no such thing as a lowly onion . . . even if the price general who led the coup that been keeping thb organization • view of what it was like to be seven thoroughly respectable culum reform projects. GROUND CHUCK alive at a certain time" — are academic disciplines: history, PINKTOP, Arlz. (AP) — ia way down . . . you need them for your roast and stew ousted President Juan Bosch in going "Just as If he were liv­ The Junior high school pro­ (See Page Eight) Former Sen. Barry Uold- \ I 1963. Oarcla-Oodoy said Wessin ing.” of major concern to the reform­ geogra{hy, political science’, gram Is the farthest advanced, Gal.' cookery. economics, sociology, anthropo­ water told a gathering at CHLOROX or 3 in 1 Biend of had been- appointed consul gen- The cause of death was not ers of curricula in American but it will be at least a year be­ Plnetop last night that be •ral In Miami, Bla. (Hscloaed. schools. The following fourth of logy, and psychology. Their true fore the eighth-grade materials five articles on the revohition In purpose is the proper study of Betsy Puts On will neither seek the presi­ NORMAN'S BEEF-PORK-YEAL New Yellow There was no doubt, however, Norris said Divine died “ with­ are commercially available, dency nor the govemorelilp SAVE 8c ON out a cent belonging to him. All the 3Rs tells of some of the new mankind. and at least two years before that the squat; beeUe-browed developments ii^ this field. of Arizona In 1968, "Ilie 1864 I .mi.>11 Ml general went Invobintarlly. For the money was in the move­ In term's of scurlng financial tlie aeventh- and ninth-grade Own Strip Show Republican presidential oa^* (In 5 lb. lots 69c lb.) taro yeara he had resisted re­ ment.” By O. K. HODENFIBLD support for curriculum reform, programs are ready. dIdate said formr^ Vice Scott Family Napkins 31c ONIONS 3lbs.2S<’ moval, Two days ago he The stoiy of Father Divine A PEduestlon Writer however, the social studies have' The elementary school, pro­ NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — President Richard M. Nix­ began, according to most non­ major drawback: They don’t gram is still in the advwced Hurricane Betsy put on her own VACUUM charged that U.S. Embassy otfl- FATHER DIVINE CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — on would ap|H9ur to be front* ^Jumbo Pack 180 dais had trle4 to bribe him Into believers In his movement, with In all the fanfare and excite­ really help build things that fly planning stage. The high school strip show along French Quar­ runner for the OOP presi­ LEAN SHORT RIBS to Bitrfso...... fc. 69e If the railroad keeps its promise we will have genuine Idaho leaving the country. The embaa> the birth of George Baker on a ment of curriculum retorm higher, go taster, or b^ng loud­ program probably won’t be ter’s Bourbon. Street during the dential nomination at tlite’ vibrate strongly enough to de>‘ night. and save when you buy 5 reg. ScotTowels 9Sd! Potatoes. We are sure to have good quality Native Potatoea ■y haa not denied the charge. Qeorria idantatlon about 1880 stroy themselves.” sweeping through the nation’e er. ready until after a least two time. But, Oddwator adde^ CLEANER Other Dominican military Father Di'vine was heralded schools, the social studies are As a result, millions of dollars more yeara of testing and revi­ The tempest swept by the bar “ It all depends on the guber­ at 1 0 lbs. 4 9 4 $ Three months later the secret featuring atripper Tempest or 3 jumbo towels S 9 e leaden and the chiefs of the among Negroes particularly, for came out at an enormous ban> the poor kinfolk at the tag end have been poured into projects sion. natorial races next yanr.’* 9 totor-Amerlcan Peace Force his unflinching opposition to ra­ of the parade. to update physios, chemistry, At all three levels — elemen­ Storm and flipped the poster I III' KnII Mmii' quet In Philadelphia, labeled by advertising her charms into the went with heavily armed es- cial segregaUon. He tore at this Father Divine "the county seat Although, there are currently mathematics, elementary tary, Junior high and high CONTRACT APPROVED ' > .111 |-!f 11 \\ I f li 1 mil:, Pork's In Season ^ Highly Colored MAC APPLES ...... S lb. bag 8 9 ^ .street. Stripper "THT Red suf oorta to Weaaln’a modest bunga­ barrier by taking for his second of the world.” His followers 40 or more “ notional” reform school sclonca, cuid the like. The school — the emphasis will be wife In 1946, a 21-year-old white social studies have remained on xered the same indle^ty. NEW YORK (AP)— ’EM low home 16 miles east of Santo shrieked approval, as he termed projeots under way in the social on making history come olive. executive committee of the M- I ) and we have nice roasts and chopa cut fnna fresh State of Canadian stenographer. studies, moat ore only twp or welfare. At the well-knowi) tourist CARROTS Bag 10c PEPSI COLA Carton of B - 12 . b o ttitt . . . .B fe Domingo at dusk Thursday. the marriage, "in name only” "'We want (o ^ve the kids a AFLrClO Cnltod FederatlWl Iowa corn-fed government inepected pork. Try a boneless loin 01 After a 60-mlnuta conference, The marriage to Edna Rose ahd sermonized "God la not three years oM. Nona is roady One major reform ppojeot view of what it was like to be haunt of the (Jourt of Two Sis tera where a sign says “^ank of Teachers voted 49-S te- 8 bags 29c roast of poriL S A V E Be Om BH'foot, 17S-pound general Rltchlngs—known as "Sweet married.” for the dassroom. now well under way la the So­ alive at a certain time — not Angel” In the movamant took Not that people haven’t been cial Btudlea CXirriculum Pro­ you and .may the charm of hap­ day to accept a new oontradtb 97 •merged grim-faced and In Truthfully, said the spiritual Just from the point of view of virtually ‘assurteg that the •rumplad utiguea, hatlen and place secretly In Washington, oomplolnlng that raform it long gram here in Oambridge. R Is a piness be bestowed upon you as leader then, he had transferred loading statesmen, but from the city’s schools will open PARKING — CARRY-OUT SRRVICR unaiTned. performed by a Baptist minis­ overdue. AU thoee charge* thu Mint effort of the American point of view of ordinary cit­ you pass through these gates,” se the spirit of his first wife—a scheduled on Monday. Tha 24 He was eaoorted ^ a watting ter. It waan\ Immediately dis­ Negro—Into the person of the the schools tsooh too much "life Oounoil of Learned Societies izens,” said Irving Oohen, passing Betsy dumped piles of union membership votes oa ear filled with ottlcen and in closed because, one associate adjustment” and “ aoolal living” and Educational Services, Ind. director of (hs high aohool pro­ debris. OPEN THURSDAY A FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. second, and proclaimed they the contract offer ').) li Vi; I I . M l) M ) Im9 than an hour was aboard a confided, “ th« marriage was ore aimed direoUy et (he eoond JDSI te a non(proflt organlsa- gram, And what’s In a name? Maybe this after- are one and the same. This rs- nothing, but Lucky Pierre’s bar noon and rejection wae eo»> Pinehurst Grocery CORNmi MAIN ft TURNftKl ■uoh a ' world-shaking event It ■tudlee. Vfoa founded In 1958 to handle ' 1 s ^ ■ M I I I I .(• m Fag* Xhrae) might hfve made the followers (4es Fags Blsvaa), Th Mm ibigli eobool physlaB pro> (flee Page Two), dUin’t suffer a scratch. sMered nalihely. r f i