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FiODAy, OCTOBER S6, M « The Weather PAGffi TWENTY Average Daily Net Press Ron Forecast of U. S. Weather Bareau ;^attrlff0tfr lEwfuttig l|m lh For the Week Baded October 19, 1969 Fair and mild tonight. lasr mm and tta l«68-«4 season must, New! 2 Fun near 50. Sunday partly tonny, The British American dub petforoe, be tha f i ^ 1 3 ,8 5 0 hagy and eonttaned warm aftar will hold a Halloween dance for MCC Folding ^ that “**S,*^ Ueumud IdilMm early momiiig fog. High to 16s. About Town members and gfuests tomorrow t e ^ e town will polnttoe naod MMnber of thb Audit r i ' r from 9 p.m. to 1 am . at the for aeWvtty of this s ^ ^ ^ RUSSELL'S 'Bureah eC. Cfareiiiatlan Manehe$ter~—A City o f VUlage Charm Th« Manchester Rod and Gun clubhouse, 78 Maple St. A buf­ After Season future, and that BABBEB SHOP er, somebody wtU Msit a «m»- d u b wUl have “clean-up day” fet will be served and music gprnoe Sb. eetaer sf Oak PRICE SEVEN CENTS Sunday at 8 a.m. at the club­ will be furnished by Charlie Tbe Mlsnottester Oonununity Isr seiiea once again. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1963 (Classified AdvertMag Page 9) house In Coventry. A spaghetti Varrick’s orchestra. Tickets | Concert Aseodation will begin Membership a&d •^meatball dinner will be may be obtained at the club­ its final season next week with 400 or so residents who aervad at noon. house. a concert by William Wlatfleld, up this year are being mailed best known for His singing and today and tomorrow in advante Menobers of the Ladies of St. The French d u b of Manches-1 a o t ^ in Porgy and Bess, the ot tha opening attraction to ^ Aunes will meet tonight at 7:45 ter will sponsor a public whist American opera by George heard Saturday evening, Nov. Turn Clock at the W. P. Qiiish Funeral and setback card party Mon­ Gerahiwln. 3, In Bailey Auditorium. Home, 325 Main St., to pay re- day at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. Oonwn«nting on the season, In addition to WUllam War- ■peots to Mrs. Margaret G. Wil- Tickets will be available at the Fire iDr. Harvey Pastel, president ot field, m em ^rs of the group Back WOman D ies aon, whose daughter, Mrs. door. Refrejfliments will be | Charles Mo®*®*", and sister, the orgranlsatlon sdd, “It is re­ will hear Gold and FlAtale, an served. grettable that dwindling InteC' outstanding two-plano team, m NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mrs. Rose Bums, are members. est In music here in Manchester a matinee p^ormance Sunday Two o’clock in the morning The Zlpser d u b will hold at forces us to abandon a series afternoon, Jan. 5: Yannula will arrive an hour later to­ •TChe Village Charmers,” a meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. at which I, and others who attend, Pappas, chstlngulshed mezzo- morrow as Connecticut quartet from the Mountain the clubhouse. The directors | feel has not only cultural ad­ soprano from Greece, will bring makes the annual chnnge- Laurel CSiapter of Sweet Ade­ will meet at 2:30 p.m. vantages to the town, but great ox’er from Dnylight Saving lines, Inc., will entertain the the season to its Ultimate end entertokunent and educationsd In April. DOUBLE to Eastern Standard Time. patients of the Crestfleld Con- A food sale, sponsored by the value to the residenta as well. H om e Effective at 3 a.m.. Daylight Elm Founded ten years ago, the valesoent Home at their Hal­ Ladies of the Talcottvllle Con­ "However, each year it bias WORLD 8REEN Saving Time is over until loween costume party tomorrow gregational Church, will be I been Increasingly difficult to se^ local group has brought many noteworthy attractlona to Man­ next spring, and clocks are afternoon. The quartet will also held at Vernon Circle Market | cure members for our organisa' set back one hour. Thus, the act as Judges of custumes. tomorrow commencing at 9:30 tion, partly in view of the many chester, Including such orehes hour lost last spring is re­ a.m., for the benefit of the! musical oppwtunltlee available tras as those from Buffalo, gained. The changeover will The Rev. Barle R. Custer, building fund. In the Greater Hartford area, Washington, Cincinnati and In- STAMPS take place In 11 states to­ Sofa Falls pastor of the North Methodist but largely, I feel, t^irough gen­ dlonaipolls. Many internationally morrow. Some states re­ Oiurch, will be in charge of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars eral aipathy. « known stars have also graced turned to standard time last radio broadcasts sponsored by of Lebanon, will hold a meeting “Whatever the jeause, the the stage at Bailey Auditorium •UWEEK month. In 22 states, stand­ the Manchester Ministerial As­ Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the board of directors finds It eco­ during the period which in ard time Is obseived through' In Flames sociation over station WINF Masonic Temple. nomically Impossible to con­ many re^ecta repreaented the out the year. •imday at 7:35 p.m. and daily tinue to bring Intematlonally highest c r u r a l point in Mion- next week at 7:80 a.m. and 6:30 The Rev. Ray Hollis of South famous artists to Manchester, ohester’a history. p.m. Methodist Church will conduct To Cellar a service Sunday at 6:40 a.m. in , Masterpieces the chapel of Manchester Mem­ Events A woman presumed to ba orial Hospital. The Rev. Robert Mrs. Barbara W. Piper, 57, J. Shoff, pastor of the Church in Miniature of the Nazarene, will serve as early today lost her life in NOW hospital chaplain next week. UOPT’S In State a fire that gutted the Piper UTTLI AMSTOeaATS I home at 28 N. Elm St. The Mandiester Cedarettes 1 I Dr. Robert R. Keeney, FUEL OIL win hold a business meeting at ■IMATUat MIOeOLATI* the Center Congregational Assorted MUk lUd MB JIM Trinity Student 'medical examiner, this 85 Bast Center St. ' morning said the body was / ® Church Monday at 7:30 p.m. Dark Chocolate Lb. ~ I 1 3 1 2 At Summit St. Held in Georgia } charred beyond recogni­ Skate Program tion, and further investiga­ Arts, Crafts Festival Opens Today WEEKEND CASH AND CABBY SPECIAL May Get Help tion is necessary for posi­ At Y Tomorrow MASS Grace Tedflord, membeirahip chairman of the Fine Arts AasociB*4on, hangs 0^ of the tive identification. He said CASH SAVINGS entries in the Arts and Onafta Festival opening tonAgWt in Manchester High School. The Lions HARTFORD (AP)—Of­ it is hoped medical or den­ I P TO The weekly Saturday Night Club of Mbnehester is oo-sponsor. Formal openlr^r Is today at 8:46, and houm of the festival POMPONS *1 ficially, the Justice Depart­ tal I'ceords may resolve the Roller Skating prc^rram con­ are 6 to 10 tonight, 1 to 10 bomortw, and 1 to 6 Sunday. There will be demonstrationa ment can’t do much right ducted by the recreation depart-1 nightly, and awards WHl be presented Sunday eftemoon. (HeraM photo by Sotemis). now for a Trinity College indecision. ment will begin tomorrow at the Eighth District Fire C3»i«< Commimlty T, 79 N. Main St. student jailed in Amerlcus, Francis L i ra_e rick says ths The program, which is open] Ga., says Atty. Gen. Rob­ woman may have fallen asleep to any boys or girls ten years Town Defendant ert F. Kennedy. on a couch in the living room, PBR of age or older, starts at 6:30 However, the department has while smoking. The body feH ke., and CONSUL DELUXE which arrived yesterday, that, ating at Manchester Memorial in consequence, suffered severe REMODEL In Flooded Mine Unmitigated "in many Instances, although Top photo shows the hole burned througl) living room floor through which Hospital since Tuesday when it^uries, including a concus­ 52nd injustices have occurred, the Mrs. Piper and furniture fell, landing on the car shown in her garage in the lie suffered a mild heart attack. 6 TRANSISTOR sion of the brain, which have federal government has no lower photograph. (Herald photos by Ofiara.) He was expected to return horns greatly impaired his general YOUR OLD BROISTEDT, Germany (AP)—Authorities abandon­ HARTFORD (AP) — Vice power or jurisdiction to take this weekend, it was reported. health and weU b^ng. POCKET RADIO FUR COAT ed hope today for 89 miners trapped in a flooded iron President Lyndon B. Johnson action, and the person ag­ She returned later In the It claims further that, as a INTO A said today that the signing of grieved must himself seek hls evening, and a neighbor CYiarles result of the Injuries, young mine since Thursday night, but said four other men are remedy in state Or federal Mctjarthy, at 32 N, Etoi St., Matuio’e earning capacity has ANNIVERSARY SPECXAL FOB •xpectedKxpec to be sav^. the nuclear test ban treaty and courts, as the law provides. returned from work at about been permanently Impaired, to l^ s annoimesment by tbe (he mine’s water-swspt gallery, tbe Soviet requeat to buy U.S. However, members of the 9:30 and reported that he had Oomplete with ear ping and oar- •CAPE ae far as 800 feet below ground. Lawyers’ CtomAilttee on civil weAaa |ob of aoemring his great fiiwncial loss. rytng ease. Oatnpare wMh uiliess mine maitoKuiotot came after wheat “do not signal.the end seen the Piper’s kttchoi light om^Aaip/tl^*aBiSiaom The plaintiff clalma that he • STOLE 11 Mlathres'of the missing men, Seventy-nine men escaped aft­ tifflAa ‘lhave interested them­ on and the kitchen door o p ^ selling for 916.95. er the dam buret, which spilled of the Cold War,” selves In the case, and one of dcilr woMc of Me we ac fool peop le has apent, and expects to spend, • JA C K ET who bad been keeping & steady Speaking at a 9100-a-plate The home was closed tlcht large sums of money for hos­ yigll since th^dtakster, stormed thousands of gallons of water Hartford Club breakfast for the young men in the same po when firemen arrived. pital, medlool and surgical Rave Fm With A Portable OM'inipe MMce demanding in- Into the mine from an or^wash- sltion as Allen is now repre The fire, described by flrt- * Ends Ing reservoir and sealed It at UjS. Sen. 'Thomas J. Dodd, the sented by a prominent 'New rUw woe^of ■®oeP% rjslHi ee*# pewerM . ,.. and k a efis- care, In an' endeavor to cure vice president said “We can be men as a blazing inferno in toe the boy of hls injuries. ’■ ^ S S ^ w ^ e n broke Into walls both ends. Seven more men York lawyer originally from living room area alone, had ■ rof^w iboegfcte ond ioiei* of * • Jwcel Hebrwee 401 Tomorrow! were hauled out on a raft Fri­ certain the Communists have (ItoTgia,” Kennedy said, add­ The suit is returnable in the TAPE RECORDER of grief before walking away— not abandoned their dream of eaten its way down through toe c day night after the water level ing: “New legal steps ha've now Court of Oommon Pleas, Hart­ many eupported by relatives. world domination.” floor as the couch, a sofa and ford, on Nov. 6. AND DP Rescue , wqrkers, many of dropped to open up one end of been taken as a result.” other burning furniture fell in­ 4 TnaMstee, tertteey opgr e9s6. Coes* the arched gallery. He said there is not a remote He did not name the "prom­ The Maturos are repreaented mdrom bad toiled through the possibility that the Communists to the basement, along 'wito THE CHURCH of the NAZARENE night, continued their search de­ The seven emerged soaked in inent New York lawyer” or the body, all landing or bounc­ by the law firm of Podorowsky Yes, There Are Sfill piste wHh kettery, ealke end tops. mud but uninjured. They were have had a change of heart, but specify what “new legal steps’ 9M MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, OONNEOnOCT , and WlaxHmer of Hartford. spite tbe announcement. V "for some reason have decided ing oft the hard-top oar. The The management declined to taken to a hospital. have been taken. interior of the vehicle was also “A OHUBOT WITH A MISSION" SALE PRICE CHESTER give any other details but it is A search team penetrated one to change their tactics.” Also facing charges of Incit M 8 . 5 2 Johnson said this "is not destroyed. B O B IS V t J. SHOFF, Pastor believed the four are huddled in mile through the eastern secUon ing insurrection—a crime for Anthony Evans of 26 N. Bbn, BARGAINS GALORE a chamber in the east section of the mine In a rubber boat, question of whether we do or which the death penalty can be FURRIERS do not trust the Communists. It imposed—are , 25, located opposite the Piper , - 80NDAT SERVICES Personal Notices of the mine, with their escape but radioed back that it found home, discovered the blase blocked by water. no of the missing men. is a question of whether we cor­ 4 former 'University of Minne­ Sunday School...... 9.80 ROCKVILLE sota student; Don Harris, 24, shortly after 1 o’clock. He had Some of the 89 men are be- rectly gauge their tootles and just turned off the television set UBH^F . WorsUp Hour ...... 10:45 In Memoriam For Family and Home leived trapped In chambers of (Sec Page Three) respond sensibly." of ; and John In loviiiK m em ory of F ran k P aul 246-2473 'The Vice President and his Perdew, 21, of Denver. in an upstairs front room and Youth FeUowaliip...... 6:00 Scudierl. who passM away October Hie* state is not likely to glanced out a window. He spot­ 28. 1958. TR S-5929 wife are In Connecticut today ted flames licking up and out PfeoeMeo CNMST EvangeUsm ^...... THM , MARLOW’S , to help bolster Dodd's campaign seek the death penalty, a pros­ Throughout Our Huge Store! of the front windows of His ThU day do we remember. fund for re-electidh to hls ecutor said early this week. I i WEDNESDAY A loving thought we adve or CoU CoHoet The charges against the four For one no longer with ua. Senate seat in 1964. (See Page Three) "1 Mld-werit Sewvloe...... T:90 But In our h earts atUl Uvea. FDA Sounds Warning Words of praise were offered arose from a demonstration in Wife and Family for Sen. Dodd by the vice presi­ Amerlcus last August in which dent, a friend for SO years. He some downtown store windows On Great Lakes Fish paid tribute to Dodd as "a man were broken. (See Page Three) Blamed for Crash Bulletins OPEN TUESDAY and HARTFORD (AP)—An of­ DETROIT (AP) — The hotu-^bama were attributed to one lot ficial report on the train acci­ Culled from AP Wires ^ BOTH STORES OPEH^ THURSDAY till 9 P.M. Bsm food, poisoning scare flared of smoked "whltefish . chubs.” The product was shipped to a dent at Bethel Aug. 16 pins the STYLED FOR SMART SPORTSWEAR...THE HOUSE anew today with a federid agen­ Zigzag Ginny blame on the conductor and the cy’s recommendation that Nashville, Tenn., grocery chain HELENA WEAK TONITE housewives get rid of smoked warehouse by a lUchlgan firm. flagman of the freight struck J. Domboe A Bro. of Grand by a one-car passenger train. , FU. (AP) — Tropl. fish products which came from cal Storm Helena, a weakling the Great Lakes area. Haven, Mich., halted processing M ores Back The hero of the affair was W IIM T H R O P The Food . and Drug Adminis­ of smoked fish after the ship­ William H. Oliverson, engineer from the start, lost some of tration In Washington Friday ment was traced to its plant. of the passenger train, seid a her force today as she moved HALE night urged homemakers to de­ The company had said it Toward Land report issued yesterday by the into the eastern Caribbean. SHOE SALON—^Main St., Manchester S I G N O R ? stroy any smoked fish products planned to resume operations State Public Utilities oommis- The San Juan Weather Bureau they have under refrigeration, early next week, pending the WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — sion. said in an advisory, highest TILL rovlded the fish were caught in outcome of laboratory tests of Hurricane Ginny, still a dan­ Oliverson “should be oom- winds were estimated at about mm'sstyksfor Sle Great Lakes 41r processed In its fish sampler. gerous, unpredictable lass, 40 miles an hoqr in the eastern m Great Lakes area plants. Two other deaths—those of a romped near the North Carolina (See Page Three) semicircle. Helena, the sea­ EVERYTHING FOR FDA Ciommlssloner George P. Kalamazoo, Mich, couple—also coast today after offering a son's eighth tropical storm, Larrlck sal I he issued the emer' were btomed on botulism Type brief reprie-ve during the early had winds up to 60 miles an gency advisory because of the E poisoning.’ But authorities morning hours. hour before striking the is* ◄ When you’re eeooiimg growH^-Hp boys “'deadly nature of botulism poi­ said tltey never were able to The erratic storm, which be­ lands of Gaudeloupe and Dom­ soning and the occurrence of find the source of the fish eaten came a hurricane 90 miles off inica In the Leeward Islands 2 Senora or Senorita seven deaths in the last few by the victims. (jape Hatteras last week and News Tidbits Friday night. Forecasters at weeks from botulism associated Ihe latest development from then slipped southward to Flor­ from the AP Wires the National Hurricane Cen* HALLOWEEN diboae the new “ Kgnor,’* l>y weather-bird toth . smoked whltefish and Washington was accompanied ida's coast and back, headed ter in Miami said a reconnais­ chubs produced In the Great by announcements that Michi- out to sea shortly before mid­ sance plane was stUI flying S one of Wmthrop’B new gan officials seized stocks of through the storm area .and Lakes area.” night. But she moved toward Prime Minister Sir„ Alec it was possible stronger winds wardrobe coordinatee An advisory committee of scl- wo state processing plants and land early , today. sntlflc experts told the FDA, that (jhlcago Health Commis- Iri an early advisory, the Douglas-Home opens election might be found. — WITH THIS COUPON — for drees casual eportfi- 6.99-7.99 Larrlck said, that 6 recent Weather Bureau estimated her campaign today with pledge to deaths in Tennessee and Ala- (Bee Page Two) center to be about 60 statute expand Britain’s economy and McNamara Rejects N-Carrier APPROVES COALITION FREE! 50 EXTRA STAMPS wear. S9im lined in new miles southeast of Wilmington. social servloea and maintain na­ ROME (AP) — The pro- to fllw Ginny was expected to move tion’s nuclear force. . . five-year- Communist wing of the Itel- WITH THE FURCfilASE OF ANY generally toward the northeast, old blonde girl kidnaped from WASHINGTON (AP) The f possibility of using atomic In-'®'the TFX warplane contract Ian Socialist party gave re­ Aelltan leather that her mother’s parked car last stead of conventional power award shifting to east-northeast. The Navy's hope for building a sec­ McNamara, at the request of luctant approval today te gives the sheen and Mrs. Nhu^s Younger Sister Weather Bureau warned that night in Lansing, Mich., Is But now he has 'brdered the SociaUst participation in a FREE HAUOWEEN found by truck driver along ond nuclear-powered carrier has Navy to “proceed Immediately”' Korth two weeks ago, delayed all precautions should be con- a deicsion to order a go-ahead center-left coalition Itallaa 50 luxury look of genuine ' tinued along North Cku-ollna’s rood, alive and apparently un­ been torpedoed by^ecretary of with construction of a standard government. But the pjro- COSTUME Urges She Give Up Politics harmed. Defense Robert S. McNamara. carrier. on a carrier with conventional Communlsts refused to break Tanks and trucks of 2nd Ar­ “Immediately” may not be power. He waited until Korth ecB f^van. (See Page Two) He ordered an Immediate returned 'Thursday f^m minor ties with the Beds. TuUls Stamps WASHINGTON (AP) — The mored Division, whose men ar­ start Friday on a carrier with immediately. The Navy so far Vecchletti, leader of the So- M . 2 2 . n . 7 7 ; ot d>e tom lacba^ rived in ExercisaJ|ig Lift, roll has not even advertised for bids ear surgery, then apparently younger sister of Mrs. Ngo Dlnh standard power. met with him Friday and turned oialist party’s left wing, wms Nhu challenged the fiery first toward assemUsrsffea near The word was passed to the on building the ship, much less surprisingly rooilerate as hs p WMh Coupon P rl 35th and fiat. 36th Only! ^ j j ^ His Backers Hit Frankfurt, Germany, today, let a contract. This will take down the Navy proposal. lady of South Viet Nam today to Navy a few hours before admir­ Sen. John O. Pastore, D-R.I., spoke for the pro-CommuntotS return home and give up politics smooth progress marred by als and captoins gathered by weeks or months. at the Socialist national con­ only two accidents with cl'vUian the hundreds at a dinner for McNamara left the door open chairman of the Senate-House TRICK OB 'TREAT “before she does more harm to Kickover Views to the question of putting niiele- Atomic Energy Committee, has gress, now in its socond day DECORATJONS ~ our country.” automobiles. "Fantastic, their annual -celebration of of a flve-da.v. session to do- far better than I anticipated” 1s “Navy Day”—which really isn’t ar power in future ships. called a hearing on the question CANDY Speaking out in an emotion- WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice The Navy’s batUe for 'atomic of atomic power for the carrier. clde the future of ^ pnriy. NOVELTIES... \ / Adm. Hyman G. Rickover has reaction of Gov. Nelson Rocke­ until Sunday. REG. 29c charged Interview on the ninth feller to receptim jg California McNamara, exponent of cost power has become a major is­ Friday night, in a statement a Masks a Wigs anniversary of Presidmt Ngo loosed another blistering attack sue. When the forthcoming res­ issued at ids home in Cranston, TRUCE TALKS SNAG !V H ■'{ on U.S. public education, calling cities on political tour just com­ effectiveness in defense spend­ a Candles a Bags Dinh Diem’s election, Mrs. Tran pleted. ing, had been cool to the idea of ignation / of Secretary Fred R.I., Pastore said that "under .ALGIERS (AP) — Plans • Pumiddus a Candy OF C O U R S E - Mara am a p air of ily la t * c d paw 6wwy Le Chi Bsdd sadly: It soft, friU-Iaden, anti-intellectu­ Korth was announced by the the circumstances I think that for peace talks t» end ten 1 ''j i al and administered by incom­ Leading British Rom an putting nuclear instead of con­ • NapUns a Platca EXPERT F in iN G ! "I think there Is nothing to ventional power in carrier No. White House on Oct. 11, news­ the secretary of defense could Moroooan- Algerian border • FaVora . . .' 15.99 fast wMh porank and aandeman Junior rejoice about this year. 'Hte petents. Catholic describes division men were given to understand it have waited a little longer, just conflict bit a new snag to ­ P*«g* $ There were indications that among Christians over Virgin eVA 67 for which Congress pro­ Well Have It! situation Is e^en worse than It vided funds a year ago. But he was in protest over the then ten­ a little longer, before finalizing day. Algerian otfieiala in­ X^^TLOOK grade. Sturdily erobad; proparly fittad fay was before Presldeiit Ngo Dinh those who have stood most firm­ Mary as tragedy, but Abbot tative decision against the it.” ly at his Aide are finding his (Christopher Butler adds that held off on a final decision until cused King Kaasan U of BIo- Diem and hls family came to Friday. 'When, he announced it, atomic carrier request. Pastore already has let it be rocco of sabotaging the talks our (hMad »iaff to bnura Ae haailh of power. The people were not.as advocacy of European educa­ common Biblical study of Subsequently, it ' developed known that he wants to sec car­ Chorg* It with UNI-CARO tion too strong. mother of Christ could encour­ toe cost difference—at least $436 before they began. The Al­ Open Tuesdays and Thursdays till 9 PM. unhappy then as they are npw." million for atomic versus $310 that this was only incidental, if rier eVA 67 as well as other gerians announced that a gwunlng up fa e t Sh at IMfafi, B-0 uddfca. "I am a Catholic,” she said. \,Rickover was a featured age Caulstian ualty. . .Brush­ an actual reason at all. Korth future surface ships equipped — 3LOOA’nONfi — “I am really sad for the Cath­ '“‘^ "'esr Friday night at tha an- ing aside appeals for caution, million for conventional power— meeting of Hassan and Pres wasn't emphasized. told President Kennedy he was with nuclear power. ident Ahmed Ben Bella of Al­ olics in Viet Nam because the mMting of the OouneU for iUrican Noe in UN moves leaving on Nov. 1 because of The 80,000-ton flattop, Enter­ LOOK! 915 MAIN STREET • ooford In bbok or broun Eduoatlani a nanprofit or- against South Afrtesi race seg­ Instead, he said his action geria with other Afrlnaa Downtown Manchester work of so many missionairas was “motivated by a desire to pressing personal reasons. And prise has been operating for two WE NOW GIVE for so long win be lost becansa ganlgation dedicated to "the en­ regation policy wito demands in a subsequent statement, years oh atomic power. The chiefs has been set up for • a iba eontfnental la fatenk couragement and maintenance for action in General Assem­ avoid further,delay,” although Tunisia, Monday. But tb . Mo- of tha acUon of this family. , he elsewhere muitioned cost dif- Korth denied that he had been Navy also has two other atomic GREEN TURNPIKE PLAZA “I would Uka tha OathaUeajd of high academic standards in bly, Security (jouncll and Cre­ requested to resign or that the surface ships, the cruiser Long roooans Insisted a sonaaM HOUSE Sw HALE tbs American public schools.” dentials Oommtttee to saver torenc68. meefing be preesdsd b f • Amarlca to undarstand that tnis Beach and ths destroyer Bain- STAMPS ->! 106 MIDDLE TPKE. EA8 liagi ao9 off anas, sod n j^ He said Ifaa Navy bad rsquest- .resignation had any connection' Next to Popular Market ’'SHOE SALON, Main Street, Manchester . . . EXPERT F in iN G . . . ad driag wUBa % studlM B a with a Senate invest4|atlon Into bridge. n y tlng at ferteg MBS. n u N xM cm CBaaPagaStoRf S r ? ...... s( t M M « s » tX , i i ■f .1 ;' , / ! 1 . ■- V I M 1 i.. 1 1 I- v'l' X t • I \ ' ■ J ; V p a g e t h r e e KANCfiESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1968

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1968 PAGE TWC St.': .Frederidt Therrian, Rock­ ville; George Gengrow, 238 Oak Funerals j Johnson Says St. ' ____ Hope Lost fo r 39 Events BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Wickham Park ClocMii Zigzag Ginny Woman Dies in Fire Mrs, Nhu^s Younger Sister MfS. David MoOoUnm son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheinwold on Bridge Red Menace Rothe, WlindsorviUe Rd., Rnck- FDA . Sounds Warning IVIckham Park has closed ' Funeral eervioee for Mre. officially for the. year. Urges She Give Up Politics Moves Back In State Gertrude M. MioOottum of Seat vlUe; a son to Mr. and Mrs. In Flooded Mine The prolonged dry spell At N. Elm St. Home Hartford were held yfrterday Unmitigated Donald W. Johnson, Glaston­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD i Sontii dealer oftenwon at St. Mary% E^ilsoo- bury; a daughter to Mr. and has forced the Hartford Na­ Nettber tide V__ (Oonttnued from Page One) On Great Lakes Fish tional Bank and Trust Co., (Continued from Page One) considered by many to be the Toward Land As a rule, an ace has its fin­ (CoaUaoed trom Page Oaa) pal Church. The Rev. George Mrs. David Tyler, 126 Branford real power in the regime. est hour when It captures an NOMH (Continued from Page One) F Nbetrand, rector, officiated. (Oontlnned from Page One) St.; a s 9 5 2 tir% som s 16 years aco, and and Independent- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inc., of Detroit. decision was also dictated ics and the Buddhists. Even the country by not staying at home ace that plead.s for such an op­ burning house and ooHad tfae duty, for his efforts to warn tot. Burial was hi HJsst Ceme- of courage for news. This northwest Geri and she has harmedTied the women v O A Are department. tile femlly oar caught fire in mind.” Plecity, 162 Center St.; a The Friendrtiip Clrole of the < Larric'k suggested to whole- by Gov. John Dempsey's or­ Catholics are suffering from this portunity, tell it to be patient. the garage and toought oonsld- his passengers, and for stay­ taiy. man village of 2,000, about 12 ■lonar temuel Andelman or­ of Viet Nam as well as the Southeastern ooast. Gales and They also serve who only stand Bgt. George Dent and Pa­ Baarers were Milton A. "I have known people who daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Salvaticin Army will meet Mon­ dered eelzure of all smoked fish .salers. retailers, and processers ders closing woodlands.. WEST eraUe damage in the basement ing at this controls' up to the miles from the city of Bruns­ The park, which generally situation." men.” tides 1 to 6 feet above normal, and wait. trolmen EH TamibUng Jr., Brown, Edward H. VonDeck, disagreed with Tom Dodd and Sellers, ElUngton; a daughter day at 7:46 p.m. in the church. wick, gets its livelihood from products In the city Friday. An- that all smoked fish products AKQ94^ A7S area oa well aa tiie csu*. It would "be a dull and lifeless A ffeilowahip program is sdied- now on the market and made closes Labor Day, was kept The Diem family, as well as Tran Le Chi shares the at­ with rough seas, were expected. South dealer Q1084S S?I7 Jamee Taylor and Robert time of the collision, therrtiy John D. Hentediel, Walter C. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald CTork, the mine and some machine delman said 90 investigators tractive appearance of her sis­ Tbe vdoUm’a body woa re­ Hentschrt, Wayne Dickson and world If we all thought alike Hemlock St.; a son to Mr. uled, and members are tsked will work on the, case all week- from Great Lakes fish or pro­ open this year because of the Mrs. Nhu, are Roman Catholics. "It le expected that the east- Neither side vulnerable ^^6 5 OI10|7St Ponlzeau, arrived at the aeene quite possibly reducing the num­ 88 plants. ter as well as an ability to apeak Opening lead—Four of Hearw )uat before tlie firemen. moved to the Hohnee Funeral Robert Folele. But I have never known either and Mrs. Meredith Morehardt, to bring antique items. Oo- •Dd. cessed in the area should be de- pleasant weather. / She said that "the Buddhists northeastward movement away A 3 A A J S Hiome at 400 Main St. pending ber of passengers seriously hi- Huge dump trucks worked .stroyed "unless it can be estab­ with great pungency. South won the first trick edm 80C IH TamibUng received a taoera- The Holmes Funeral Home, his patriotism or the depth of 30 Locust St.; a daughter to bosteases are Mrs. Peter Carl­ continuously to bring loads of Ihe.FDA singled out fish pro­ are like you and me and It is She said that originally her from the coast as forecast earl­ funeral arrangements. Jured,” the PUC report said. his convictions to be challeng­ son and Mrs. William Hall. ducts that are packaged in lished with certainty that: ier wlU be resumed later this the kiiig of hearts and led the A A 1 W $ tton of tihe left hand ea he and 400 Main St., waa to th€uge of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feron, 51 earth to plug the gap in the not easy for a monk to give up sister and Ngo Dlnh Nhu, were Six passengers were critically arrangements. ed.” sealed plastic wrappers and "The fish was heated imme­ Richards Named morning," the weather bureau six of clubs. West followed with V A K $ Taylor and ENone attempted to EAST HAfVTFORD (AF) — Church St. dam. The reservoir had been diately after it was packaged in his life. poor people "and they were nice the three, and declarer played A K Q 4 b r e ^ into the home titrougti Injured and minor Injurioe were The vice president said it is DTSOHARGED TESTER- The Manchester Garden Club created by closing a 45-foot pit, ■ those that are sold in bulk with­ people. said. "However, the small-scale Mrs. Rooeaime McCloud, SI, out any wrappers. Canned pro­ a manner that would assure a "But when they have a feeling oscillation in the track has kept dumipy’s king with a flourish. A K) 6 2 the front door in the effoit to suffered by 38 other passengers, Mrs. Margaret O. Wilson a mistake to make too much DAT: Mrs, Jane Baker, Ver­ ■v^ attend an open meeting of formerly used In open-cast ore To Political Post injustice is too strong this is the "Since they have been In pow­ Wifh an even grander flourish Swtih West North b i died today In an earty morning two working employee and two out of the nuclear test ban, but non; Kenneth Belcourt, 3 Hany ducts are not involved, the agen­ temperature of at least 180 de­ the area of gales near the ■arve anyone intide. fire in her apartment at IB Funeral eervioee for Mre. the HiB 'n Dale Garden Club dredging. gress farenheit for at least 30 only way that they can speak. er they have changed a lot. East took die king of clubs with 1 N X Pees 3 NT AM fm The Intenee heat chaaed them off-duty employes of the New Mbrgaret G. Wileon, 27 Brain- added: “ The mere fact that It Lane, Rockville; Barbara Bo- Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Mine employes said that at cy said. Really, I think they have lost beaches In southeastern North Hampton Rd. Michigan authorities said minutes. Ftarmer Menchester resident The people of Viet Nam are Carolina and these may persist the ace. You could almost hear and fireOghtera back from the Haven rallroed. ard P1-, were held this morning could be negotiated is extreme­ jarskl, 105 E. Middle Tpke.; First Church of Christ, Main one time the open-cast pit and peaceful, quiet and philosophic. touch with the people of Viet Firemen said Mrs. McCloud ly important when It is recall­ Frederick Bradley, 24 Avon St.; they found the organisms—clo- "That the fish was frozen im­ Russell W. Richards has been and spread toward Hatteras to­ the drums and trumpets in the It partner has 17 or 18 points Ikont door. had apparently been smoldng in "One of the slightly injured at 9:30 from the W. P. Qulsh St., Glastonbury. Mrs. Bruce the underground gallery were mediately after packaging and appointed exreutive .secretary "Now they bum themselves to Nam." background. If you had a keen Frank Mordavaky, aasiatant Funeral Home, 225 Main St., ed that for many years. It has William Brewster, Vernon; Mrs. Henn of Newington will apeak connected, but this link had stri'dtum botulinum -in samples "We accept being unhappy day." and good diamonds, he will bid bed. ■ passengers, Mrs. Anna C. Hurl- of smoked fish from the St. Jo­ has been maintained continu­ for East Hartford council presi­ death because they cannot ear you could also hear the de­ again, and then you will be hap- fire chief, then led volunteers followed by a solemn high Mass been impossible to negotiate Mary Aim Cerulle, 84 Seaman smd give a dememstration on b«en plugged up. speak otherwise. and poor,” she said, "provided Ginny threatened the Carolina . ------,------.------A fireman, Arleigh M. Chria- biut, 63, of Roxbuiy suffered a seph Fisheries of St. Joseph, ously in a frozen condition.” dent John D. Brenpan. Richards fense collapse. py to go to game in notrump, down to the back of the house heart attack and was pronounc­ of requiem at St. James’ Church anything with the communists Circle; Mrs. Bessey Clapp, "Ohristimaa TTuoughout t h e A drilling machine cut a shaft "What is so terrible in this the government shares with us.” coast most of Friday before tenaen, was overcome by smoke Glastonbury; Joseph Davis, E!l- will begin his new duties on East returned a diamond to partner has a lesser hand, you where they found the car on ed dead on arrival at the hos­ at 10 . at all.” House.’’ toward the gallery to send down Nov. 4. crackdown by the government, She said this Is why the Com­ shifting direction and heading dummy’s ace, hoping that South as he attempted to reaoue the hngton; David Demers, Thomp- away, from the mainland. will be pleased to play the hand fire in the basement-garage. woman. Hia required hospitall- pital," the report said. Cdebrant woe the Rev. Jo­ Turning to the Soviet desire a "rescue bomb’’—a metal tube Brennan's campaign manager is that the Buddhists do not pro­ munists in South Viet Nam have had started with only 10-8 of Firemen pushed tire vehicle sonvllle: George Fletcher, Wap- about 10 feet long — that could almost succeeded In wrinning the The hurricane brought gusts at two diamonds. m'Uon. seph McCann. Deacon waa the to purchase U.S. wheat, John­ The Manchester WATES will Pension Board to Hasten in both the primary and elec­ test violently — they have no clubs and that West’s three had out, while braving the intense Oliverson slammed on the Rev. John D. Regan and sub- son ^ d “even, if this deal ^Ing; Ralph Franklin, Vernon; haul any miners to the surface. hearts of the people. up to 70 miles an hour to the brakM when he spotted the present Its "Tons of Fun" show tion, Richards is chairman of arms. been from the doubleton 3-2 of For Shelnwold’e 16 - page heat, smd brought hoses to bear deacon, Rev. BXigene F. Torpey. should fall through at the pres­ Eric Hakanson, Glastonbury The operation was similar to the "My sister should be their Bitterly, she said the Commu­ Wilmington area late Friday. freight train, and then applied Raymond Haillowell Sr.. Wap- tonight at 8 at the Ansonla High the fire board a-nd a former There was a general scramble clubs. If so, dummy's clubs booklet, "A Pocket Guide to on the car and Into the living Organist was Mrs. Jane Mac- ent time, it would still be very School. Members of the cast procedure used in the rescue of Plan for Minimum Pension chairman of the First District sister and ask" them why they nists would never try to kill would be no threat. room area on tha first floor. axtre S8uid to the brakes when ping;^^rs. Vera Holct«nb, Staf­ two Americans, Henry Throne President Diem or his brother from Charleston, S.C., to More- Bridge," send 80 cents to School Nurses carone. sl^flcant.” will leave from the Mimehester for the Democratic party. are unhappy.” Declarer was more cautious The house was so far gone he realised there would be He said that the mere fact ford b rin gs; Mrs. Marie Jack' and David Fellin, from a coal She said that Ngo Dinh Nhu Nhu or her sister. head City, N.C., as residents Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. Burial was in St. James’ Cem- Shopping Parkade at 8 ; 18 by lUchsuds, 44. will start at a than East. He returned a low Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central that firemen were unable to save elusion, the report said. oteiy where Father Regan read the request had been made may son, 110 High St., Rockville mine near Hazleton, Pa., Aug. town penaion board yes-#major medical insuranoe on the should "tell his wife to stop "They are too good for Com­ prepared for her visit. Attend Parley Cecil Dram as, 464 Main St. bup. salary of $8,000, a out of $1,369 Many beach houses along the club from dummy, allowing Station, New York 17, N.T. R. The volunteers had the fire The accident was caused "by the committal service. have admitted "that their sys­ 27. terday agreed to hasten neces same basis as the town from that received by his pred- talking and give up politics. Nhu munist propaganda' purposes,” East to take the Jack. South contained within an hour of the Mrs. Judith Ladd. Coventry Tran Le Chi said. coastline were evacuated and Copyright 1068 Several Manchester School the failure of both the cen- "The plain fact is that the edu­ ployed. The name of the hotel oomsniibtad suicide by Mowing served aa toastmaster. and struck the right side of the uated Increases. cational value of a ' school, year 1,000 feet o t frontage on Bolton The Junior PYF of Wofiping moval Equipment. ents will recognise their close York d ty , a passenger to the Pghth District firemen last BILL TUNSKY sicHu; Lake and another 1,000 on Rt. is expected to be changed after up the plane. After the Hartford breakfast, Snyder ve/hlcie. Damage was The plan may have to wait is at least a third higher abroad Oommunlty Church will hold Bid forms and specifications working relations with aU de- Horwitz car, was atoo taken to night shortly before 7 o'clock A propooal $o put psnsioners’ 44A. The new owners plan to renovation work is completed. 7 Walnut St., Manchester— Phone 643-4628 \ Rohoa , who was not itie tile Jbhnaon party was schedul­ minor. were called out on a false alarm untU the pensiDn plan is more than here. European standards Halloween party tomorrow are available at the Controller’s poitnMnta of the srttool. pitot of the DOeiB aithner that the hospttol but was uninjured, The left side and left fwider 649-9095 enlarge the beach and oheuige George MOek Hvee in Man­ Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ hospital authorities saM. Three ed at a cocktail party, also at at Box 5291 at the Bentley completely funded, in five to of teacher education are notably chester and Michael Milek in from 4 :45 to 7 p.m. at the Com­ “THE PELLINAIRES”—presenting just for you,\ Mew up over North OsroUne, a person, at the home of of the Gibbs truck was also higher. Europeans attain any the peu'king area. A section of munity House. The Senior PYF chester, Connecticut. children. Mac paasengam in the $100 School on Hollister St. Fire of­ seven years, the motel units wdll be on the Olastonhury. Their future busi­ sophisticated dance music in the modem mood . . . Leji^al Notice had sent a teiegram to the Fed­ State Sen. Gloria ScIxafPer, D- damaged. Snyder received a The pension board was snthu- given educational level years will meet from 7 to 9 pjn., also Town of Manchester, oar, wew sHghbly shaken up. ficials believe a child may have Vernon Rd. side of the hotel ness plena have not been eral Aviation Agency two days Wtaodbrlclge. waring for falling to signal. pulled the alarm. TILLEY Biastic about Schendel’s sugges­ before our children get there. for a Halloween party.. Every­ Owmecticut after the eoqfioalon. The tele­ T h ^ ktoluded Mrs. Horwitz’ Trooper Charles Gunn of the and the other on the easrt, side. announced. Richard Martin, AT A COtm'T o r PROBATE ^ son and daughter, Aaron, 2, and Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dodd Will Keep You Warm tion that the town pay the full We shall in the end have to ac­ one is asked to wear 'MllbUJy at Coventry. wlUifai and for th s ___ gram said that there were oth­ were to be gueSts of honor at Colchester Troop Investigated. cept separate schooling at the General Mansiger trlct of Coventry, on the Mth day InAiris, 7; and Mary Mcltan- coat ot major medical Insurance, costumes. Prizes will be award of October, 1963. er aoddenta towolving the same the home of the party's national Gibbs will appear in Circuit seconds^ level—on the Europe­ ths Rev. John N. Oroas, pastor, ed, and games pta-yed. non, 7, of 66 HiUtop Dr. Notice as it does for the present town H e b r o n Preeent, type of plane. Pa.trotanMi Btian Rooney

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ed that Bisenhower took la; most no 'chance at an If it is Area Churches Heralding Homes illanrIjTatpr Korea a truce which was essen­ poisoned alther by domestic cor- tially the same aa one which had nipticn and brutaUty or by too St. Francis of Asalri C tee* been negotiated under Truman close and tight an apron string S t Perter’a Bptaoopal South Wlndaor (meets at Wapping School) to Its American qionsor. If Gen­ C h u r c h e s Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams p c m U B O B D BY THB ■ and which Truman could have the Illusion of Space Wapplng Paator ■ERALD PRINTING CO. INC. taken had he dared. And, In eral Park and hi# regime want U Bissau Street Rev. Jamea A . BlrdaaU, Vicar Rev. Edward J. Radaloh Manchester, Conn. point of policy fact at the time, to keep It clean, and South THOMAS F. FERGUSON Zion Evangelical Lotheran ^ Trinity Covenant Church St Bridget’s Chundi Aaslatant Paator WALTBUl R FERGUSON ' ESsenhower's acceptance of the Korean too, and succeed in doing Ohiircii Hackmatack St. Near Keeney Rev. John F. Delaney, Pastor 10 a.m., Morning prayer and Publishers sermon. David Wright, semin­ stalemate truce In Korea was so, that could be a major part (Missouri Synod) St. Rev. StaMey E. HastUlo M asses at T, 8, 9, 10:13 and Founded October 1. 1881 Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor Rerv. Dennis R. Hussey arian, will take the service in the first big sign that his ad­ of the battle wa want democ­ Ooioper and High Sts. 11:30 a.m . Published Every Evening Except Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor the Vicar’s absence. Collection Sundays and Holidays. Entered at ministration was going to be de­ racy to win. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school Maasea at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 canndsters will be distributed to the Poet Office at Manchester Conn, 8 t Bernard’s Cfanrch as Second Class Moll Matter. voted to the advocacy of peace 9 am., Sunday school for all with classes for all age groups, a.m. ohlldren for their partitipetlon 8t. Bernard’s Ter., BookvUla and reason in world affairs as ages. kindergarten through adult. the UNICEF '"Trick or Rev. Psirtek P. Maloney, Pastor SUBSCRIPTION RATES 10:45 a.m.. Morning worship. St James’ Church Treat” on Halloween. Payable In Advance contrasted to automatic power 9:30 sum., Adult blble time. ne Tear ...... *22.00 Sermon: “Understanding the R t Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and it politics and bombast. The atoms 10 a-m., Divine Worship. lx Months ...... 11.00 Connecticut Theme: "Ecumenicity and the Reformation.” don, Pastor United Methodist CTiurch a.m . hree Months ...... 6.60 R t 44A, Bolton ne Month ...... for 1.86 peace proposal to the United Reformation through lAither.’’ '8 p.m., United Reformation Rev. Eugene F. Torpey Nations, the truce In Undo- Registration for Communion on Day service with Emanuel Lu­ Rev. Joseph H. Mi^aim Rev. Abram W. Sangrey Sacred Heart Church MEMBER OF Yankee theran and Concordia Luther­ Rev. John D. R^pan Minister THE ASSOCIATED PRESS China, the p©8M5e treaty for Aus­ Nov. 3 after this service. Nur­ Rt. SO, Vernon The Aeeociated Press la exclu­ an churches participating. The Rev. Ralph KeUy, Paator tria, the leashing of Chlang Kal- sery in parish house. 10:16 9:16 am., Sunday School sively entitled to the use of repub- By A .H .O . 11 a m , Oottesdienst. Rev. Leslie R. Ostberg of Quin­ Maaaee at 6, 7, 8, 9, Ucatlon of all news dispatches shek, the Big Four meeting In cy, Mass., wiy speak on ' ’"The and 11:30 a.m. classes. credited to It or not otherwise 7 p.m.. Young People’s So­ Masses at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and credited in this paper and also the Europe, the Khrushchev visit to IMig^image of Faith.” 9:16 am . and 10:46 a.m., 11:16 a.m. One at the moot lirtenelve ciety meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ Church of the Assumption Morning Worship. Sermon: local news published here. the United States—all were, un­ Saturday, 8 p.m., Young All rights of repUbllcatlon of impressive lobbying perform­ week service of Bible study and Adams St. and Thompson Bd. The Catholic Spirit.” S t Maurice Chuitdl special dispatches herein are also til the U-2 incident blasted ances before the 19W session People’s Halloween Social art prayer. Rev. Francis J. Mihalek, 6 pm., Junior High Youth reserved. Bethany lAitheran Church, West Boltea everything off balance — part the General Assembly was Pastor Group. Rev. Bernard L. MoOnrk Full service client of N. E. A. H artford. Rev. Ernest J. Goppa 6:30 p.m., Senior High Youth Service. Inc. _ and parcel of President EJIsen- performed out of the goodness Second Congregational Church Pastor Publishers Representatives — The 38.6 N. Main St Group. hower's main instinct In office, the big expansive heart of Community Baptist Church Julius Mathews Special Agency — Felix M. Davis, Minister Masses art 7, 8, 9, 10M6 and Mlaasea at T, 8:30, 10 and New York, . Detroit and which was to crusade for peace Raymond E. Baldwin, once of 585 E. Center St. Vernon Methodist Church B<^ton. Rev. Alex H. ESsesser, Minister Mrs. Richard H. Plnney, 11:30 am . 11:30 a m . MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF because, as he himself said so Stratford, currently of Glas­ Associate Minister Rt. SO CIRCULATIONS. tonbury, once Governor, erst­ St. Bartholomew’s Church Rev. Robert Firby often, It was rww war which had 9:30 a.m., Church school for First Congregational Ohnroh while United States Senator, 10 am., Morning Worship and Bov. PhllUp Hussey, Pastor The Herald Printing Company. become the “Impossibility.” and also, until last August. all ages. CliMes through Grade Rev. Richard C. BoUea, 9 am., Morning Worship, United Church of Christ Inc. assumes no financial respon­ 4 have an expanded session church school. Nursery. Sermon R t 6, Andover sibility for typographical errors ap­ But now, in his memoirs, Mr. C3hlef Justice of the SUte Su­ by the Rev. Mr. Davis. Assistant Pastor Reformation Sunday. Sermon: pearing In advertisements and other preme court of Errors, in which testing through the morning Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr, reading matter In The Manchester Eisenhower himself has some­ 11:15 a.m., Church school for ‘The Parable of the Coot of capacity he performed worsl^ service. Masses art 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and Building a Town.” Church Pastor 2 Evening Herald. ______how chosen to substitute, for 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Grades 7 through 12. keying that failed. 6 bo 8 p.m., Pilgrim Youth 11:15 a m . school nursery through demen- Dlsnlav advertising closing hours; the possibility that he himself This big piece of lobbying Service of Baptism. Sermon: tary 1 and 2, senior high achool. 0:45 a.m., Church schotd. For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. “On to Maturity." A nursery is Group will meet at church with had a nvoral courage his prede­ without fee, undertaken out of North Methodist Church Child care. 11 a.m.. Morning worship. For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. jirovlded during the’ eervice. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lasrtpn. Reformation Day tnd Race R^ For Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. cessor had lariced, the theory public zeal and conscience, was 300 Parker St. 10 a-m., Morning Worship. For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. given a mixture of courteous 7 pm.. Junior High and Sen- 7 p.m., Mu Sigma Chi Group lattons Sunday. Sermon; ‘T For F rid a y-1 p.m. Thursday. will meet with Mr. and Mrs, Rev. Earle B. Custer, Paster Child care. Church school that what resdly happened to and churlish treatment by the tor High Baptint Youth FeHow- through junior high school, Have Seen the Affliction of My For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. ahipa wUl meet. Stanley Matteson at church. Oasslfied deadllneT’"*- 10;M am , bring about truce in Korea was General Assembly itself, which 0 and 10:30 am., Worship adult class. People.” each day publication except that he had frightened the heard htei fuBy but Ignored his services. Saturday — • a.ro. ______Center Oongregational Church South Methodist Church Wapplng Community Chorch Communists so much they gave desires totally. And now, in dls- 9 a.m., Church school, Grades Saint George’s Saturday, October B6 cusslona at the annual meeting United Church of Christ Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Oongregational Um more favorable terms than 4 through 12. Nursery. Episcopal Church cf the State Bar Association, 11 Center S t Rev. Roy C. Hollis Jr. 10:30 am., Ch-urch achool. Rt. 44A, Bolton Rev. Roy B. Hntcheon, Mini stir 6 Th« Snper-Skk had bean available for Truman. the Baldwin lobbying effort, Rev. Clifford O. SlngMon kindergarten and Grade# Rev. Edward W. Johnson, Vicar M inister 9 and 10:46 a.m., Morning 9:90 and 11 am., Moentng He had thus frightened the and pajrtlcularly that phase of through 3. The oowralatlon between *t- it which implored the creation Rev. JoseMi H. Dudley Worship. Dedication Sunday 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Woinhlp and churtih sdiool. Ocsmmmlsts, the memoirs in­ Associate Minister 8 am., Holy Communion. per-patrtotlgin, wWch thoee »t- of additional Superior Court Reception of new members. Methodist Youth Fellowship. 10:16 a.m., Morning Prayer Sermon: "Looking for the dicate, by having John Foster Rev. Francis C. Hawes 9 and 10:46 a.m., Church Best.” STORY By perteneiiie: R obviouaiy consider judgeships, has come under Monday, Minister wlE be and Holy Baptism. ttullea aiKl others drop hints veiled crftloiem—and perhaps it Minister of Christian Edneation school for nursery through DORIS BEUHNO green are in the floral pattern a high Ylrtne, and the kind of visltii^ in zone four this week 6 pm., Ail pariah pot luck. and Tummrs in various places is straining courtesies In all di­ Grade 9 (Grades 8 and 9 at­ 8 p.m.. Commission on fi Monday, 8 p.m., Brotherhood Rockville Melliodlst Orarafe of the dre.ssing table .skirt, in befaawkir it aomeUnies inspires rections to call tt “veiled”— 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m ., Morning tending Church). 142 Grove St. PHOTOS By floral arrangements and scatter around the world that, if WVmSMp. Sermon: “P’ray With­ nance. of St. Andrew. M id elaiins the ligtat to Uoense, from the Mgbest poeaitole judi­ 10:45 a.m.. Second Mile Club Wednesday, 10 to 11 a.m . Rev. laurenoe M. HU, Paator SYLVIAN OFIABA ptnows. didn’t get trues in Korea, we out OoMdng.” Friday, 10 a-m., All Saints niMt be, we thbik, some con- cial souroee, that same chief for Grades 8 and 9. Senior High Quiet Day services. Day. Holy Communion. would be likely to begin using Justiceship Baldwin himself so 9:15 and 11 am., Chinch Forum. 9:30 am., Cburch achod for The decorating skill of Mrs. The dresser and chest of the Beetlon l3dng' deep Inside some oobool. Crib Room (9:15 only) 7 pm., Junior High Fellow- oil ages. Richard Callahan of 49 Cole­ bedroom set have been placed atomic weapons there. recently vacated. timough Junio r High. Church of the Nazarene Rockvine Baptist Church p^rctooJogical Jasgon. 'What Chief Justice John H. ehip, Cooper Hall. 10:46 am,. Nuraeiy tlirough man Rd. plus the craftsmanship in the walls of the room. The Such a ta ctic m ust saem, In 6:90 pm., CTP Club. 236 Main 8t. 69 Union St of her husband has transformed chest has been built in W'ith a AH the obeerver really knows King hss been quoted as say­ 7 pm., Senior High Fellow­ Robert J. Shoff, Pastor WInthrop W. Farnsworth, Grade 3 continued. retroapect, much more thrilling, ing in the midst of Bar As­ ship, Wekey Hall. 10:45 a.m., Morning Worahlp. their small Cape Cod into a srtielf on top. trimmed with a Is that it eodsts. IM s ean mean, The Proebyterian Chnich Pastor .soalloped oqrnice with indirect dynamic, forceful, and, one wp- sociation discussions of bow to 7 pm., Yoimg Adults will 9:30 a.m.. Church school Sermon: “The Renewal of the place of unusual charm and Mr. and Mr.-*. Callahan refinish nlil cabinet. when K happens, that the idtl- 43 Spruce St, Chm eh.” wide vistas. On their first vlsll, light behind it. which illumi­ posea, defensible agataiat ertoa of campaign again for the things meet at Church and go to classes for all ages. 9:30 am., Church school maite In cnieHy, the uncon- Baldwin sov«h t came out aa near E. Center St North Hartford for a Reforma­ 6:30 p.m., Methodist Youth guests usually exclaim over the nates the biUlt-in television set. appeasement, than some tame 10:80 a.m., Children’s Church classes for all ages, nursery tidnaMe, mentsaiy unbalanced the following; “I have neither Rev. Jainta L. Ransom, Mintetw tion Day Service at the Afri­ and nursery. Fellowship. T »o rooms were combined to make a living room large enough to aatirfy the family need. size of the rooms, which ap­ through adults. Monday, 7:16 pm.. Prayer pear much larger than they A sewing cupboard has been \ degree of hate, the easy, almost theory In which Dwight llsen- the time, or if I had the time, can Methodist Episcopal Zion 10:46 a.m., Worship Service, 11 a m ., Morning Worship. 9:80 am ., Sunday School with and discussion time. biiill next to the dreesing table. tasUnctive racownsa to Yertial hower bought peace and anded the Inclination to teH another Church. Transportation will be Message by the pastor. Theme Sermon: "The Four Days of actually are. Shallow shelves hold all the branch of tba government what Christian Education classes for "The Church a Spiritual Won­ end physical Ywlgaiity, can be bloodshed by having oouroge provided. All young adults are Scripture.” The subtle use of pastel col­ necessarv equipment, and the to do." all, nursery through adults invited. der.” St. John’s Bpiooopal Chnrek enough to atop fighting. In tlie 7:30 pm., Hhrening goepel Rt. SO, Vernon ors. white furnishings, ana door has a full-length mirror tound In the behavior of acme HeM, ftom a new chief juo- Reiglstratlon of new pupils. 7 pm.. Now Members Semi­ 8 p.m., Youth services. hour. Message: “Wilful Neg­ one version, he would ba tba 10:46 am.. Morning Worship. Rev. James L. Grant, Rector built-in chests, bookcases -and on the ineide. The sewing ma­ todlvidual or group of Indlvld- Uoe whose pre-juAciai pttollc nar. Library and reception hall. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service le c t ” chine. painted white, of coureo. tough, still vletorloas generoL Message: "Shook Up, But Sav­ Me.ssage by the pastor. Theme cabinets, gives a light, unclut­ m As claiming to ba motivated axpettonoa included being-clerk Local churches Monday, 7:30 p.m., Meeting 7:46 a m ., Hcrty Oommunlon. tered look to the house that stands under the dormer win­ In the other, he might be called for the legislatlye juAciary ed." Music by church choir. “T^e Miracle Christ.’’ of the Men’s Fellowahlp. by snob an eaaited thing Nursery for pre-schoolers. Jun­ Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray 9 a.m., Holy Communion. Ser­ adds to the Uluaion of apfacloua- dow. the soft appeaser, and not Committee back in the days The Salvation Army Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer love of country, reverence for ior Church for children on er and praise service. mon. Clasaes. ness. Last year, not wanting to en­ everybody would appreciate the when it was probably the most 661 Main St. and fellowship meeting. 10:46 am.. Morning Prayer. Ma tradhtons, and defense of Its powerful sin^e group in Con­ through Grade 5. tertain youngsters in tlieir for- Major E. Walter Lamle Church of Christ Frldaiy, 6:15 p.m., PastorYa Sermon. Classes. About two years ago the Cal­ beautiful freedoma kind of courage Involved in tak­ necticut life, came the Judg' 7 p.m.. Evening service with Baptismal class. lahans began looking for a, mal li'ving room, the Callahans hymn sing and popular mes­ Officer in charge Orange Hall, E. Center St. 7 pm ., Evening Prayer. The resd»—the use of pigsty ing that rlak. We wonder how ment, undoubtedly echoed by Young People’# FeUowahlp larger home. Unable to fuid fixed up the basement for a other membera of the sage: “By Grace Through Eugene Brewer, Minister methods in a oontroveray over serioua those hints and rumora 8 a.m.. Teen-age prayer First Oongregational Cfiuroh Meeting. an>*thing that pleased them, Halloween party! For less than bench as weU as senne mem­ F aith.” within their price range, they $100 and in two weeks time, prectous totangtoies—stands about our turning to the bomb Monday, 7:30 p.m., Deacons breakfast. 9:46 a.m., Bible drill to r efaU- o f 'Vernon Wednesday, 9 a.m.. Holy bera of the General Assembly 9:30 a.m., Sunday school for Rev. John A. Looey, Minister Communion. decided to renovate their pres­ a recreation room was ready one of the ugliest experiences a in Korea were at the Ume. We Meeting in study. dren. itself, that the Baldwin lobby- all ages. 10 a.m., Bible dtessea for all James- E. Humphrey Friday, 6:30 a.m., H o| y Com­ ent dwelling. for use. democracy can encounter. wonder whether, when It came at the General Asaembly 8:16 p.m., Truetees meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Fel­ 10:45 a.m,, Holiness meeting. ages. Director of Religious Education munion. The concrete floor was painted FVwtunabely, the tacUca al­ to memoirs, even I>wight Elsen­ had been a Uttle tx>o direot and 9 am.. Holy Communion. They began by enlarging the lowship Circle at church. Music by Citadel bond and 10:46 a m ., M orning Wlorahip. deep red and the walls a bright hower chose to tell the less con­ enthuslaaUc for the actuea good Sermon: ‘Takie Heed Hbw Ye 9:26 and 10:56 am., Churdi living room; they wanted more ways label themselves for the of the course involved. Friday, 8 p.m.. Session meet­ songsters. Mrs. Robert Mc- yellow, Mrs. Callahan dyed old troversial, more esislly under­ Coimb, vocal soloist. Sermon by H-ear.” school. Talcottvlllo Oongregational space to entertain. It was in­ sheets to match the yellow of UBbalonoed vgUneas they are. We a*a not in the least wor­ ing in study. Church creased to 24 feet when a wah stood, and the drably routine Maj. Lamie. 3 i>m., Business meeting. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning the walls, and hung them across M id , fortunately, alwaya labri ried about the possibility tiiat 6 p.m., Evening WYmahSp. Ser­ services. Rev. Robert K. Shiiuoda, was removed that divided it version about him scaring the First Church of Christ Scientist 2 pm., Hospital viaitation by the opening to the laundry and those who Indulge In them such nipping at his heels, or Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Michael mon: “Abound in the WV>rk of 2 pm., Mrs. Marilyn Stark’s Mlnlator from the former dining room. storage portion of the basement. Conununlsts in preference even the actual basic failure Masonic Temple the Lord.” A doorway was converted into no true friends of r the cause la a.m., Sunday service, Sun- O rfitelll. church school class Halloween Bright curtains were hung at any truly exciting, romantic o f 1 ^ iiilsntnn to the 1963 sea- Tbursday, 7:30 p.m., Mixiweek party. 11 a.m.. M orning servlca a built-in bookcase and paiaited the ■windows, and friends do­ c 6:30 p.m., Prayer service. they eialm to represent. Per- rion, win s^oualy dlstuilj or <*ay School and nursery. and complicated drama of 7 pm., EvangellsUo service. service. 6 p.m., Junior FeUowahlp. Sunday school. Sermon: “Look white to match the woodwork nated c hairs, which were hape the cause Itself Is, in any annoy Ray Baldwul. He is far "Probation A fter Death” -will 7 pm.. Senior Fellowship. Upon the Eternal ESvorett In the room. Walls were paint­ promptly painted white. general who dared be content too busy, for the moment, be the subject of the Lesson- Music by Citadel band and such eactreme form, as poisotied songsters. Sermon by Maj. Gospel Hall Monday, 8 p.m., Trusteea Castetter, deacon of day. Mr. ed pale aqua and the floor was as those whom H attracts, and with something less than an un­ adaptti^ himself vigorously Seimon. The Golden Text 416 Center St. meeting. and Mrs. Charles. 'Thompson, covered with a light blue-green A three-fold screen, painted to and ehthusiaatioally to aU the from laaloh 9:2. Scriptural se- Lamie. match the w-alls, was .set in that tm what la so mutual. conditional victory. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. New greeters. Special collection for carpet. pubUc aotivttlsa being thrust leotlone wiH include Psalms 10:30 am., Breaking Bread. denominational work in olvU front of the heating plant, and These am the really sick among 118: 17, 19. Correlative pas Emanuel Lutheran Church members meeting with the Rev. "The redecorated living disgui.sed it effectively. igMn him in the early months 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. Mr. Lacey In preparatlpn o f rights. sages from “Science and Health Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor room." Mrs. Callahan said, us, so atok they befoul them- of his retirenMUt. As always, 7 pm., G^pel Meeting. joining church with Noveniber 7 p.m., Yortiih m eeting. Mrs. Callahan, the former Park Kept It Clean Bakhrin woidd ralher be doing with Key to the Scriptures’’ by Rev. Melvin T. Peterson, Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and “ made our old pieces look shab­ sdves erveiy time they lot fly at Assistant Past^ class. Wednesday, 11 a.m.. Ladles Miss Mildred Webb, is a daugh­ somettxing forward than going M ary Beticer ESddy, Include: Bible meeting. Society’s Halloween outing. by and out of place. 1 had al­ whatenrer decency th^ hate While the rieotion in Korea 467: 27. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Webb back, downfaoed, over old First Lutheran Cbirrch 8 p.m., Bible dlscuaslon ways wanted white furniture of Buckland. Her husband, a moot at the moment. was In progress, we wondered traUi. 8 pm., Wednesday meeting 9 am ., Dl-vine W orship and Cohcordla Lutheran Ctinreh and decided this was the time church school. Nrirsery class Rockville group. native of Wethersfield, is in the wbat explanation the opposition But we do suggest, for Readiing Room hours at 749 40 Pitidn 8t Rev. Dr. David O. Jaxheimer to gel busy with my paint purchasing department of Colts would give If, after all Its thoughtful reAeotten on the Main St., -excepting legal holi for three-year olds. Rev. Paul G. Kaiser, Pastor bru.sh.” 10:30 a.m., Dl-vine W orship Pastor Firearms Co., Hartford. The MMBoiritlgT charges of corruption and in- part of Just about everybody, days, Monday through Satur­ couple has rtwo sons, Richard, 9. and Just about oR three faranefa- day, 11 a.m. to 4 p m .; H iurs and church school. Sernuwi: Gradually all the old furni­ timldatim at the polls, H, the 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 9 am., Sunday school claasee W r'II Get Yonr and Barry. 7. both pupils at WiMn wa bad the uapteasant ea of the Connecticut govern U. a m . to 9 p.m. “Churchmen Out In the World,” church sdiool and nursery. ture was liiade freali and new by Carl Jacob.son, assistant for all ages. Adult Bible dess. Buckley School. asperlenoa of reading Har^ opposition, happened to win. We ment, that they take some 10:30 a-m.. The Service, 10:15 a.m.. Worship service. looking and the Callahans were CWvary Church secretary, Lutheran Church delighted with the resulU. The Tlie Callahans attend St. Bar­ Tmman'a own account of his suppose the rationalization notice of a casual remark the church school and nursery. Farewell sermon by the Rev. MOTOR VEHICLE erstwhile town representative, (Assemblies of God) Men, New York City. Nursery. sofa and upholstered chairs tholomew's Church, and Mr. and yean in the White House, we would have be«i easy, and it ^6:30 p.m., Luther League. Dr. Jaxheimer. Nursery. House majority leader, Gov- 647 E. Middle Tpke. 8 pm., Reformation Service ~‘8 p.m.. Reformation service 3:80 p.m!, Farewell open end were revitalized with new slip Mrs- Callahan are member.s of would have been that the mili­ Rev. Kennetii L Gnstafaon art. Trinity Covenant Church. , bad the impression that the emw. United States Senator, at Trinity Covenant with Eman­ house in honor of Pastor and covers, and cornices were add­ the Manchester Square Dance Uitlice provides interesting silhouette in kitchen door. atory be hdmeelf believed and tary junta in power had done and Chief Justice dtxipped down P astor W ednesday, 10 a.m. and 7:15 uel and Concordia participating. Mrs. Jaxheimer. DRIVER UCENSE ed to the windows, which were Club, Ms best to steal the eleotion and at a Mg Republtcan gathering p.m., Bible Study in Chapiel led Saturday, 9 am., Ad-vonoed himg with off-while drapes. told was quite some distance re- 9:46 school Thtirsday, 7:30 p.m.. Refor­ In S tratford the other day. am., Sunday by Pastor Anderson. mation Festival Beiwlce. Confirmation class. Cyclamen and .softer shades ol aaoved from wbat might have still failed. ctawsMi fo r all ages. 7:30 p.m., Adult membership RENEWALS Hie opposition did not quite ■What Ray Baldwin then con­ pink in the sofa were matched been the venHot of any objee- fided to his old neighbors was 11 am., Divine Worship serv- class In the Music Room led by Evidence o, Mr.. Callahan-, ingenuity 1. dl.pla.ved in blendin. of ’ -n;,nre_^,e. J n _ . ^ ™ _ ^ by scatter pillow.s, and floral win the election It was labeling that he and Mrs. Baldwin had, kse. “The Just Shall Live By Paurtor Peterson. ttve Qy on the walL • ^ ------I M IliUJJMjyilllllL I I UlMII a Ui..l,.;y .f‘^ ■ xT 1 arrangements around the room crooked. But tt came close, get­ that day, been spending some F aith,” serm on by Pastor Gus- carried out the same color We now eome, with even more tafison. Oontmunion observance ting, at last report, more than time “hoiMe hunting" back ' St. John’s Polish National scheme. seiitliiReilnil reluctonoe, to the 6:60 pm.. Evening prayer. Catholic Church CALL 4,500,000 votes for Ha preslden their (dd home town. suapicton that even Dwight El- That brief, single, public ra- 7 PJn., Family goeqiel serv­ Rev. Walter A. Hyzko FALL TREE CARE Callahan built a lattice arch senhowar has, in bis memoirs, a tlal candidate, former President mark, with its hint that the ice. Bftie message singsplr- 649-0752 on the door that divides the Poeun Tun, only some 160,000 aitton. Masses art 8:30 and 10:30 Have your dead and unwanted trees removed now. Also kitchen from a hallwa> and talent for making' things seem. Baldwin legal residence might have the dead branches removed from other trees before less than the total for General shift back to Fairfield Coimty, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Bible dining room. Pale pink ann In retroepect, the way some study and prayer service. the winter storms. It Is also a good time to cable and brace MonchRster DeHvmry ■ :.. Chung Hee Park, tiie head of was eno»*gh to present, to var­ weak crotches in your trees. For complete tree service call aqua figured wallpai^er with a ahaHow regard for world opin­ F ri^y, 7:30 pm.. Youth Fel off-white background is on ious listeners and obeervera, loweQHp. ion and appraisal might dictate. the military junta who has now all kinds of fascinating images three of the kitchen walls. The p run for and won the presidency. Hie other day former Presi­ which ranged from Ray Bald­ •t Mary's Episcopal Chorch FREE DELIVERY CARTER TREE EXPER^ CO. wall Ui back of the range us '| dent Elsenhower came, in his This result, in the view of win once more candidate for Chnioh and Park Sts. painted pink and decorated willi state representative from memoirs, to his account of how American correspondents on the Rev. George F. Nostrand 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. trivets that are painted aqua. ^ Stratford to Ray Baldwin Fair- 643-7695 Tile colors are also repeated m | the annlstice in Korea was con­ acme, eetabliriies the fact that, R ector field County's candidate for the - Rev. John D. Hughes LICENSED and INSURED TREE EXPERTS candles, floral arrangements ] cluded in 1958, as the first ma­ after all, the election was the next nomination for Governor, Rev. WUUam F . Gender in ARTHUR DRUG PEACE and articles in a shadow box. : jor policy action of Ma new ad­ most honestly conducted, and Ray Baldwin, to be sure, Rev. Ronald £. Haldeman A Venetian hanging lamp with i ministration. run off with the least Intimida­ needs no more of public office ivy growing from it is over the or honor. But he might like to maple table and c a p t a i n's X seems to us that, in shap­ tion, of any election in South 7:60 a.m.. Holy Communion. M«n cry out for peace, bet see what It really takes to chairs. The linoleum is pmk and ^ Korea. The military Junta of 9 am., Holy Cmnmunion with ther. can be no peace except ing his versioin, he ' made a some new judges for the instruction by the Rev. Mr. ^thot which comet from God. gray blocks. ! ohoiee between a difficult, in­ General Park, in fact, is being perior Oourt, and some new Nostmnd. CSasses. Nursery and Snd true happineM In Ifif volved and necessarily subtle, given credit for keeping its own courthouses for Connecticut. kindergarten in the Children’s The Philippine mahogany top REFORMATION SERVICE ___ Holy ditireh. of the dining room table and defense of vdiat may have been promise to conduct a democratic C hop^. 11 a m .. M orning prayer with the kitchen set are about the bis own great moral and jioliti- election. — THE FEARFUL AND UPSET only places in the house that A Thought for Today sermon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. Sunday, October 27 8 PM. «al courage in that policy, and And this demonstration, even Baby-oiibting mirsery in the ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED wood finishes were left in their a gtib easy version In which he if it oomea from a gentleman Spanaoied by the Manches­ Chlldren’a Chapel. natural state. An antique serv­ j^yed the hero by completely who also makes something of a ter Council a t Ohnrdiea Weitoesday, 10 am.. Holy er in the dining room has been Oommunioa. Participating Churches: painted white, and Us onginai normal standards. point of vMTbal and policy bites Barry contrives to attiact the attention of Kickv who i.s ahsorlied in a hook. Ftriday, 6 and 10 am., AU The knobs have been replaced by The impreasion, and the open of the United States hand which Ghuroh la God’s Hoooa where we go to face the most Satnits’ Day, H<^ Communion. porcelain pulls with roses in crvidence, at the time suggested protects and feeds his country, Daily, 7 pm.. Evening pray­ Emanuel Lutheran Friendly the centers. A corner cabinet^ terrible thing In the world, the er. that coming Into office after hla nouriabes some hope and confi­ big I, my big eye that thinks filled with dainty bits of china famous personal visit to Korea, dence for the immediate future ttert I am the most important Church and porcelain. The walls of the room are painted pale tur­ thing in the world. President Eisenhower decided to of-South Korea. Coneordia Lutheran o f quoise. and a pink and W’hite spend some of his own personal At least nearly 6,000,000 peo­ If you are not going to Cburob because you didn’t get centerpiece graces the table. prestige and accept in Korea a ple dared vote for the oi^wst- anything out of tt, try again, The downstairs bathroom is kiad of truce which Prestdent tlon, and got their votes count­ remembering that yon need to Trinity Covenant Charm done in shades of blue, lilac K Hmman before him had not ed. Hils contrasted with elec­ go there so that the One who and gray. It has floral w'all- dared accept because anybody tions in the past when South is the Center may forgive you paper arid gray tile behind the your self-centereiiess. I need Koreans, if they dared ^ to tub: A smaller version of the who aooepted it was likely to this, the writer of theee WMde, Speaker: Rev. Leslie R. Ostberg 9:80 A Jg. ba called an appeaser, who did muscle their way into the polls floral arrangements found in all and everybody I have ever OF QUINCY, MASS. Sunday SdiooI for AR rooms' of the house .are in the not tibHeve in victory, for which, with opposition intentions, known needed it, r 10:4S A 3 L bathroesn. A bath on the second General MacArUnur had preach­ would find their votes had been Ih other places we cover our­ floor is not quite completed. thrown out anyway. selves up with whart we know Subject: "THE PILGRIMAGE OF FAITH' "Shook Up Bat Saved” ed, there was “no substitute.’’ and whart we are wearing and We in this coimtry are being Nursery and Junior Obnreh Sirtiple furnishings ai'e in the Even at that time, of course, what we can do and who our boys’ room. Red and yellow ac­ there was little normal defense r^eatedly forced, in this world anoeertors were and the kiiid'of DOUBLE 7:00 P M . cents spark up the soft green of the Blsenhawer oouise which era, to revise our own estimates oars we drive and the houses "By Grace tbrongh FUth” of the walls. An' electric train oonoeotrated on Its moral eour- and hopes of how quickly j| n d we corns from. Not so tto WORLD DREEN set is in the area made available Chfunoh, where w e g o -hi ig ite PUBLIC INVITED a or poUtioal daring. Bhren efficlraitly democracy can cafeh by a raised dormer, and a black- 00 of the Idzvd of paopla wa are. .. AT I board is on the wall. Hum of coune, a RepidiUoan de­ on in other countries and other ‘Thia isn’t oomforteble, any PRESBYTERIAN fending it would havQ been like­ civilizations. We know, by this more than going to the doctor’s, CHURCH Whisper yellow ...a vary aoft, but sooner or later you will STAMPS pale shade, has baen used on ly to contend that Eisenhower time, that even with as many oome to it, and It’a MK*fy to be TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH the ■walla of the maater bad- •ni* Callahari’i hom* *t. 49 Coleman Rd. has an aqua exterior'with white trim. frightened the Communists odds as H can gather in its own |Rsv. JaoMS xootn. Touchaa at 'Vtotet a « l easier St you go aooner. HACKMATACK ST^ NEAR KEENEY ST. " 48 by going to Korea personally. favor, it may have to root itself R«nr. G eorge NVratnnd ALL WEEK Indirect lilhtinl over buUWn cheat provide. fllominaUoll for l«levi.ion aet jn^maater bedroom.^ Bat the surfsma facts remain- slowly. We also know tt has al^l Rt. U u y a ObuNh A. ■ i'JI 1 1 -J .•i-iil • 1 1. . . V ; .. v.» '

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This Scotch Guard keopr; i Phone 649-2X81 90 there Is just one place to 08 well as many, many books fore the holidays are upon us. dirt from the fibres and i have the work done and tliat is of sample papers for you to MANCHESTER Wo I rge '\'ou To Support and the place to go is to the threads. It also protects the J PONTIAC 1 GIVE UP OKI YOU WHY, GOLDIE, D D N T I VEAM'-DOKTr RUSH William Dickson * Son" A c­ look over. If you have some­ P and M Upholstery Shop at material from apilled liquids BE SO HARD ON / U&'WHY, AF T E R The Lutr, .liiiilor Museum tually you do not need the FELLOWS.'I f in a l l y ll/Uted Rmt-CUtA. thing in a color that you would the . new home on U.e lower yet the process does not make AND MEMORIAL 00. G E T YOU TO VISIT U S ' WE HAVE TO A F E W MORE ■services of an Interior decorator like to see expressed In paint, level at the Manchester Park­ the fabric stiff. TH E LIBRARY, AKJP G S T USED TO TR IPS DOWN HERE when you have James Dickson talk with Mr. Dickson. If, c- ade. There Is so much more When your furniture is reup- Opposite East Cemetery W HAT DO YOU DO TH IS IN ee a a s s y , W E M IG H T EVEN ■advise you for he offers interior the other hand, you would like BY AL VER.HKER FIND A BOOK room here, and the furniture hoUstered at P and M Uphol- ; TEMPEST PRISCILLA’S POP BUT W ASTE YOUR STAGES 3.-)8 Bt RNSIDE AYE. decorating service that is sec­ OF PICTURES professional help in re-decorat­ can be displayed to greater stery Shop you are certain of a TIME PLAYING Berube's E.AST H A R TK IR D ond to nonc,^is eye for color, Quality Mumoriob GAMES/ TO LOOK AT.' ing your home, let him advise advantage. Samples of ma­ .superior job from Mr. Pirog SALES and SERVICE NOW WHAT WILL TYPEIVKITER SERVICE his taste in^aper, his choice you. He has a most uncanny In­ terial can be spread out and who has had more thsin 25 Over 30 Y'ears Experience VOU FIND IN 479 Middle Tpke. E. 289-6333 of decorating means a home of t h a t h o m e * % stinct when it comes to colors, looked over at your leisure. An­ years of experience with TAKE A FAMILY THAT Maneliester Power and lliiiid Tools utter hamiony. how they will blend and har­ other important Item is the fact wholesale and retail companies PAUL DODGE Call 649.5807 HAS EVERVTHINO-. REBUILT TYPEWRITERS. Painting and Decorating The business was started In monize and when he Is finished that parking is no longer a and during the six years since ROYALS, I NOERWOODS, Tools 1915 by William Dickson and it Is as if a magic wand were problem for there is always am­ he has opened his business, he PONTIAC, ING. A . AIM ETTI, Prop. L. C. SMITHS, Etc. Garden and Ijind Tools In 1922 Jame.i EHck.son joined waved. By the way, this does ple parking facilities at the has earned a most gratifying We Handle Stationery Along Baby, Household. Party his father in the bixsiness and not mean that you need to do lower level at the Manchester reputation for fine workman­ 373 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 Harrison St., Mancheale* With Office Machine Sup­ ami Banquet Supplies through the years the name of the entire house over, you can Parkade. The store hours are ship. Take the tying of .springs plies. Invalid Needs Dlekson has become synony­ start with one room and prog­ from 9 in the morning to 9 in for instance, he uses the eight- Addressograph Plates As mous with quality workman­ ress as fast or as slowly as you the evening daily and from 9 knot tie for this almost doubles Desired. ship. wish, , but through his help, a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays. the strength of the tying but A. .1. BERUBE, Prop. 'This firm is fully lns\ired and when you are finished, youi You are welcome to drop tn at many companies do not use this TOURAINE STEVENSON’S 649-3477—643-6842 Gustdm Made today, more than ever before, home will be a symphony In any time and look at the sam­ tie. Frames are re-glued if nec­ this Is extremely Important. utter harmony. ples and talk with the owner essary. scratches and scrape Window Coverings Workmen's Compensation In­ 'The Dickson firm employs six of the business, Max Pirog, he marks are touched up, you have PAINTS ESSO CUSTOM MADE surance is carried, but also to eight men at all times and Is always happy to confer with yovir choice of spring, foam rub­ • Window Shades Public Liability and Property theee men are fully trained and you and will gladly advise you, ber or cotton construction. 405 MAIN ST. Damage which protects the FOR BEST RESULTS ■ 10X4 ' Htl t. NIA. T R UX M CANVAS AWNINGS • Vertical and Venetian with 16 to 18 years of expert should you request it. Should you choose foam rubber, TE L. 649-8290 Blinds, Drapes and home onvner against a suit. ence in the business you can People who have ^ tlq u c fur­ It would be Goodyear foam rub­ Many people feel that such a ber for according to Mr. Fdrqg. BY JOE CAMPBELL Hardware see why It is possible for them niture are particulaiiy pleased • Tune-ups BONNIE suit cannot happen to them, to do work In a home or in an wdth the quality of the work this is the beet. PAUL’S that their own insurance pro­ office with the least amount ot turned out at the P A M Up­ Oistom made furniture can • Engine Cleaning L'. I. r.t. rmrn FINDELLS tects them, but when your be yours at the P and M Up­ PAINT SUPPLY Ut.N'..fbt l-WMaM, Im, holstery Shop. Mr. Pirog does / d G H / / 1 CAH'T THINK OF A "Here’s an interesting one! Gerard’s Beauty Shop is painting contractor carries the fuss and upset. holstery Shop, samples will be l o - U 486 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST William Dickson A Son are hand tufting, he also has an­ 645 Main Street • Minor Repairs ( ANYTHlNCa- WORSE J announcing that in keeping with the commentating T H E PLAYBOYS full in.surance that William tique velvet, corded velvet and shown and you may have cus­ ( g u /a / Phone 643-4865 able to handle painting con trend it is expanding its news coverage!" Dickson A Son do, you, the some of the old tapestries that tom made cushions tn any ma­ Tel. 649-0300 • Stamps home owner, need have no fear tracts of all sizee. they do i terial you choose. By the way. K. A. PEARL, Prop. considerable amount of work in are In keeping with the an- | of betng a co-defendant in case tique furniture. For finishing I they also tailor cu.shioms for offices, business firms and In­ of an accident. he has some braids for those outdoor furniture. dustries as well as In private Willie Dickson A Son are set who like this fini.>?h and also the How about ctistom made J Upholstery 1—ZD B EN CASEY homes. Whether your painting SEE US FOR: w h*« H’« Mm* 9* up to offer all kinds of paint­ antique naiUs to finish around drapes ? These can be yours at and I V I Shop VIC’S PIZZA SHOP • Aluminum Roll Up ing service, business, commer­ job is inside or outside, wheth­ mo.st reasonable prices and 153 W. Middle TumpUie the base of the .materials. RE-UPHOLSTERING Aumings cial, Industrial as well as doing er it is a hall that needs doing If you have some antique fur­ there are fabrics in all the love­ Phone 649-8700 K^T~USTEN TO ME, BEN TB q Venetian Blinds an entire hou.se down to doing over or a new home on a con­ niture .talk with Mr. Pirog, he liest of colons and materials. * Modern Furniture ■r' A c A s ^ WHEN WILL you • Storm Doors a single room. No job is too tract basis, the same amount will be happy to con-sult with Plastic covering for dinette PIZZA LEARN HOW • Combination Windows of attention to detail is given and kitchen sets—a mo.st prac- and Antiques WONDERFUL IT unimportant for them to take you and look the furniture over. SPAGHETTI Manchester .\wning Co. each. Large or small, all work ti<^l idea and the plastic, here, • store Stools anil Booths IS TO BE ■apart CAUL care of and Mr. Dickson will He will also give an estimate HUMAN? 195 W EST CENTER ST. be happy to call at your con­ is given the same measure of on the cost of any work with­ is a much heavier grade with • Custom Furniture RAVIOLI Telephone 649-3091 attention and when the job is a barking that means much Slipcovers and Draperies • MOViNO venience to look over any job out obligation. OPEN DAILY Established 1949 may be contemplated. He wili finished you will be glad that By the way. if you are think­ longer wear. Should yoti want Made to Order ^ ^ 10-26 • M C K IN O be glad to give you an estimate you called William EHckson A ing of having some furniture a chair upholstered in leather, Complete Selection of 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. on the of any work with­ Son to do the work for you. upholstered, inquire 'about hav­ this if also available. When it Materials SU N D AYS BY FRANK O’NEAL out aB.3n5bngatlon on your part. Phone 649-0920 for further In­ ing the fabric treated, Scotch Domes to upiliolstering, do a-s .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. c 6 n N„ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2«, 1968 PAGE EIGHT alterations and hems on TnoUs Rtathiig On A4v.rtltsrT skirts, dresses and coats. 649-9102. Halfway Mark in Campaign 1962 D K W 2*-HMr ftirsoriiif Semin Tudor with heater and 4-speed ------— - - . . - - - ■ : . II ■ ' I— — I I . — Moving—^Trucking— Giants Picked transmission, beautiful turquoise Storage 20 and white finish, 30 miles per Bills Tough Luck Club Frn It Herald Readtn gallon. Sports Viewing MANCHESTER Delivery. Light Navy, Pitt $895 trucking and package delivery. Want liifennatton on one of enr daeelM ^verOsemeiitaT No Refrigerators, washers and Over Browns SATUBDAT answer at the telephoae Bsted? Simply call the st'ove moving specialty. Folding TopEastern 4:16—Notre Dame vs. chairs for rent. 649-0762. Stahford MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE 1959 FORD NEW YORK (AP)-’-Jimmy Brown and friends are Ohannel S Fairlane 500, 2-door, radio, In Pro Football in ’63 poised to deliver the knockout blow to the New York Grid Clash 4:80—AFL Highlights heater, automatic, V-8. Green Painting—Papering 21 Ohannd 8 ' 6 4 9 -0 5 0 0 suid white, clean. Giants Sunday in the most important National Football PAINTING — FIVE room sota Vikings won’t have to con­ 6 pjn.—Wide Worid o4 $795 NEW YORK (AP)__ Football League, take* alive in the Eastern Conference/ League game of the week. A victory for Cleveland NEW YORK (AP)—The Sports and leave your meesag^ Yoom hear frim pur advertiser to Jig ranches and capes for $50. tend with Joe Schmidt. Detroit’s Buffalo Bills have to be the disappointing 2-4-1 record into a defeat would drop them three would leave the defendingvEastern champs three games college football season hits (Karting, Swimming) time w lth ^ spending all evening at the telephone. Trim and paint extra. Also, the game with . The Pats full games back of the unbeat­ fierce middle linebacker, in Ohannel 8 scraping. 742-8101. tough luck club of pro foot­ were shaken early by injuries to back with seven to go in the second half of the season. the halfway mark this en Browns. BalUmore also must their game at Detroit because The Browns’ front four of?- — 6 p.m.—NFli Highlights 1959 CHEVROLET EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ ball this season. quarterback Babe Parilll but Schmidt is out for perhaps a weekend with Texas, Wis­ Channel SO Auto Driving School 7-A have moved into a tie for the beat Green Bay to stay in the Paul Wiggin, Frank Parker, Bob But Y. A. Tittle should get bet-, Lost and Found Kingswood station wagon, 9 ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- Going Into tonight’s home race in the Western Conference month with a dislocated shoul­ Gain and Bill Glass put tremen­ consin and Pitt, the na­ pa.ssenger, radio, healer, stand­ game with the Boston Patriots, division lead with a 4-3 record ter protection and a little more hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully where the Packers and Chicago der. The San ^anclsco - Los dous pressure on Y. A. Tittle variety with Alex Webster for tion’s 1-2-S teams meeting SUNDAY LiOST — Sterling silver grsnd- ard shin, new motor, beautiful insured workmanship guaran­ the Bills already have lost seven with Parilli back in action. Angeles game in the Coliseum 1 pjn.— ^Yale FooMmUI mother’s charm bracelet. Re­ E-Z LERN New York’s Jets, losers of Bears share the lead at 6-1. while Brown romped in Cleve those screen passes. Rice, Ohio State and Na'vy. red and white with whitewalls. teed Leo Pelletier, M9-6326. If men for the season. The latest is a dead even affair. Each land’s 35-24 victory two weeks Ohannel 8 ward. Please call 648-4130. was Roger Kochman, former two straight on the road alter Philadelphia limps into 'Chi­ Green Bay 24, 17— | The Owls, Buckeyes and Mid­ Driving School $1,045 no answer, call 643-9(M3. cago to meet the Bears, still team won its first game last ago. The Giants tightened up in Packers will miss Bart Starr j dles were hoping to spoil the un­ 1:48— ^nme Out for Sporta Penn State halfback, who never an auspicious start, face the week. Ohannel 8 LiOST — Male brown and white PAINTING. EXTERIOR and in­ battered Denver Broncs at the smarting after that upset in San the second half last week but they still have Jim Taylor, | beaten and untied seasons of the Collie and Shepherd, license Connecticut’s largest, auto­ will play football again after against Dallas but there was no t p.m— Giants vs. Browne terior, paperhanging. wall- suffering a knee sei>aratlon. Polo Grounds in the other Satur­ Francisco. Charlie Johnson of It will be teacher vs. pupil Tom Moore and Bon Kramer to Longhorns, Badgers and Pan­ 13768, answers to Prince. Re­ matic and standard shift, St. Louis and Norm Snead of Jimmy Brown thundering into help John Roach. Colts in good Ohannel 8 1959 FORD paper removed, dry wall work. day night pro game. The Jets again at San Diego when Sid thers. 8:80—Chiefs vs. OHers ward. 643-0361. free pick-up service, teen­ The list of Buffalo's maimed Washington will be the opposing Gillman of the Chargers faces that line. spot for an upset but that Pack­ Illinois, No. 4, came from be­ Tudor ranch wagon, radio, heat­ Reasonable rates. Fully in­ and wounded who will see no are favored. Ohannel 8 age classroom, older and sured 649-9658, Joseph P. Seven games in the National pitchers at Washington where A1 Davis, his former assistant Green Bay will find out how er defense is too tough. hind to heat 'UCLA 18-12 to an p.m.—Sports Speotaonlar LOST — Calico Cat, West Side, nervous students our spe­ er, automatic, power steering, more service this year includes everybody scores. Tom Landry and now head coach at Oak­ it can move the ball without Chicago 28, Philadelphia 7— Interaectional game Friday 5 great sentimental value. Phone Lewis. halfbacks Wray Carlton, Fred Football League and two more Ohannel S cialty. 115 Center St., Man­ gray with whitewalls. Real land. In the other AFL game, Bart Starr when the Packers Without Sonny Jurgensen the night at Loaf Angeles. Richmond Indians^ Defensive Sudwarts 649-4048 or 649-8302. chester. Call for free book­ clean. NEW GAME for Manchester Brown and Kochman, defensive quarterback for his Dallas Cow­ Houston hopes to reverse an invade Baltimore and Chicago Eagles are in trouble. and Vlr^nla Military battled to let. 643-8552. backs Billy Atkins and Jim fro ‘ *i.cheduVe tu n d a T '’ ''^" nMlfs Cow- NOTICE Is hereby given that $895 Herald customers. You buy the Both the New York Giants boys at Pittsburgh where the earlier defeat when it meets the will try to bounce back from Pittsburgh 27, Dallas 21--With | a 7-7 tie In a Southern Con­ paint, you name your price — John-son. linebacker Jim Moss Steelers need a win to stay Chiefs at home. Loss of Abner that upset in by John Henry Johnson back in ference game at Richmond. Pass Bo<* No. 81798 Issued hy MORTLOCK'S Driving School and tackle Dick Hudson. and Baltimore Colts approach _ Bob Alibrio, left, and Randy Cote, both lin e b ^ - Celtics Open The Savtags Bank of Manches­ Inc., offices, classroom located we do vour painting. 649-7868, close. Haynes puts a crimp in the Kan­ playing the injury-riddled Phila­ action, Steelers too tough for Behind 10-0 at the half, under­ 876-840L The Bills, picked by many to the do-or-die point. The Giants Cowboys’ defensive unit. ers, will be in Manchester High’s defensive align­ ter has been lost and applica­ Manchester Parkade, lower win the Eastern Division of the | must win at Cleveland to stay Fran Tarkenton of the Minne­ sas City attack. delphia Eagles. St. Louis will be dog UCLA stunned the lUlnl 1959 CHEVROLET at Washington, Dallas at Pitts­ St. Louis 28, Washington 21— ' with two third period touch­ ment this afternoon at 2 at Memorial Stadium tion has been made to srid level. Beginners, older, nerv­ OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low Home Slate bank for payment of the ous students, our speclaity. Bel Air tudor, 8 cylinder, auto­ burgh, Minnesota at Detroit and Cardinals anxious to hit somj- downs by Byron Nelson to go against Maloney High of Meriden. 'The Indians are matic. radio, heater, power price. No job too big or too San Francisco at in body after loss to Packers. ahead 12-10. The Big Ten team amount of deposit. _____ Teen-age driver’s education small. Call now. 649-0726. WORKS OUT — Lou 0-4 while the visiting Spartans have a 1-3 record, course. State certified. 649-7398. steering and brakes, all new other NFL games. Detroit 25. Minnesota 21— pulled It out In the last quarter LOST — Passboc* No. 14697. No­ tires, red and white. One owner. Groza, kicking special­ Could go either way with Lions’ ! all in CCIL play. ______With Bullets EXPERT Paperhanging, prompt The American Football on a 62-yard that ended tice Is hereby given that Pass­ LEARN TO DRIVE — Special $995 Tittle Carries Hopes ist of Cleveland, works defense hurt'ng minus Joe' with fullback Jim Grabowski service, reasonable rates, 828- League has two Saturday night book No. 14597 Issued by the attention to nervous and elder­ 4015. out w'ith tackling dum­ games with Boston playing a t' Schmi^. diving over from the 1. Rich b o s t o n (AP) — Boston Cen­ First Manchester Office, Hart­ ly. Classroom for teen-agers. Buffalo and Denver at New: San Francisco 21. ^ s Angeles ter Bin Russell may stuff Britt- my during Browns’ Callaghan grabbed a pass from ford National Bank ft Trust Co, Pickup service. Day or evening York. The Sunday AFL schedule 20—Flip a coin. Both teams Fred Custardo for a two - point New Pact for Duffy more CoRch Bob Leonard fl has been lost and application lessons. Reasonable rates. 1959 CHEVROLET Electrical Services O f New York Sunday drill in preparation for calls for Oakland at San Diego > we®*' o" attack, better on de- conversion to wind up the scor words back at him a la Mr. has been made to srid bank Manchester Driving Academy. Yosh Vincek MVP’s famed dunk shot tonight. Bel Air, 4-door, radio, heater, 6 game Sunday with and Kansas City at Houston. [ a f L I Ing. for payment and Issuance of 742-7249. cylinder, standard ^ ift, two FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt New York. Illinois’ first half points came The occMlon Is the home new book. sen-.lcc on all types of elec­ Last weak’s upset didn't come I Vnrlr 5R TY^nv^r 94 opener for the Celtics, who are LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first tone blue, new motor job still CLEVELAND (A P )— New York’s desperate Giants, on a 21-yard run by Sam Price Covers Three Years under warrantee. trical wiring. Licensed and in- trailing by two games in their bid for a third straight «‘-Uatu^day nlghU-Weeb Ew- and Jim Plankenhom’s 25-yard seeking their sixth straight Na­ licensed driving school, trained, .sured, Wilson Electrical Co., Louls 30-71 but we re st 11 keep- , j,ank ha.s lost two in a row but Experienced Coaches tional Basketball Association certified and approved, now $895 conference title, will shoot the works Sunday on the mg our head above water with battered Broncs. field goal. Nelson’s touchdowns Announcements Manche.stor, 649-4817. GIa.ston- for UCLA came on a 24-yard run EAST LANSING, Mich. (A P)—The luck of the title. Boston.is the only remain offering classroom and ’behind bury, 643-1388. pitching arm of Y. A. Tittle in the battle against Jim a 37-25-4 for the year. Here s the ^ Buffalo 19 (Satur- with an intercepteid pM8 and on ing unbeaten team in the circuit, FARMER’S MARKET—Closing wheel instruction for teen way It looks this week with all ^ nightl-Bllls are crippled Irish has taken the wrong bounce for any Notre Dame having whipped Baltimore and Brown and his unbeaten Cleve-<^------games Sunday unless otherwise a seven-yard aerial he caught for the season Sunday, Oct. 27. agers. 649-6075. 1958 VOLVO with Roger Kochman latest to partisans who figured that Michigan State football (Cincinnati on the road. Sale on all remaining stock at Floor Finishing 24 land teammates. Alex Webster, who always indicated: In Midget Grid Loop from Larry Zeno. Tudor, radio, heater, 3-spced A crowd of 84,000 frantic plays well against the Browns be lost for season Outgained on the ground and Coach Duffy Daugherty might be moving to South Leonard was quoted as saying half price. Sale starts at 8 p.m. NFL ■■ ------ould- transmission. Good cheap trans­ FLOOR SANDING and re- fans will be rooting for the and is a clutch performer. San Diego 28, Oakland 17— ; in the air, 'VMI 'was lucky to es­ Bend, lad ------in Baltimore recently he wouli Garage— Servic* Browns to repeat their 35-24 Mickey Walker is the only New York 28, Cleveland 27— Chargers are breezing to West cape with a tie. Richmond drove n’t trade his center. Walt Bel portation. finishlng (specializing in old­ By EARL YOST Die Michigan State Unlver- Pereonals Storage 10 er floorfi). Painting. Ceilings. triumph of two weeks ago in Giant not expected to sec ac­ What? After the way Jimmy pennant. | to the VMI 8 in the last 80 sec­ sity board of truateea, in an un­ lamy, for either Russell or Wilt $395 Yankee Stadium when Brown Brown ran over the Giants at Houston 24, Kansas City 21— Halfway point has been reached in the Manchester onds,- but Danny Phlegar avert­ Chamberlain of San Francisco. Paperhanging. No job too tion. precedented move yesterday Sports Program ELECTROLUX Sales and Serv­ GARAGE FOR BOAT, storage small. John Verfallle, 649-5750. ran wild for three touchdowns With the Giants and middle Yankee Stadium? Bro'wn w ill, Too much George Blanda, arm Midget Football League and some of the men behind the ed defeat by Intercepting a third gave Daugbecty mrhot amounts Bellamy Is the leading NBA roll again. You can’t stop him ., and toe. scorer with a 84-polnt average ice, bonded representative, Al­ or car, $7. Cooper Hill St., and 209 yards in running and linebacker Sam Huff primed scenes who rste a few good words are the coaches, all down pass by Ronnie Smith In to a five-year Job guarantee. All Sold Out fred Amell, 206 Henry St. 648- Manchester. Glastonbury 833- 1957 CHEVROLET passing and catching. to halt the running of Brown, the end zone. The board pledged to keep him but the Russell speclaity la de­ Musical—Dramatic 29 If high-scoring Cleveland volunteers, as are all persf’s connected with the wejl- 0450. 9067 after 5:30. 210, 4-door, 6 cylinder, station who is off to his greatest rush­ Andy Tucker’s 61-yard punt “for at least tbs ncoct five fense. wagon, radio, heater, standard chalks up its seventh win at ing season with 935 yards and run program. ' Uke all World Series In their previous encounter return set up 'VMI’s touchdown years.” MAIN BARBER SHOP, 701 1,000 SQUARE FEET of space shift. VOCAL INSTRUCTION in your the halfway mark of the 14- 11 touchdowns, Cleveland may Good Croivd and Noisy Fans Elach of the four entries 1. to the third period, Richmond games, Tuesday night’s this season, Bellamy outscored Mato St., opening Oct. 29 for avtolable for rent, south side home or my studio. Children, the circuit, sponsored by th( MBU President John Hannah sixth Masonic Sports Russell 32-10, yet Boston won $745 game National Football League rely more on the passing of Sundays Slate tied It early In the last quarter sold the move tiiould bury cur­ efficient barbering service to of railroad tracks, off Main adults. In.structor trained at season, the Giants can be quarterback Frank Ryan. Fire ft Police Junior Athletic on Smith’s pass to Pete Bmell- Night program Is a complete by 14 points—with Russell king all. Street, reasonable rent. J. D. Oberlin. 649-7786. Ryan is ranked only a shade rent rumors that Daugherty of the backboards and blocking counted out of the race. Association, boasts a fine groui anchlck from the 6. was eboOt to make a change. sellout. All 400 tickets have Realty. 843-6129. Both teams are relatively behind Tittle as a passer and of cxwohes. Thanks to Bo' Action In the Pony League The No. 1 Texas Longhorns, been sold for the program shots. . RIDE WANTED from Middle 1959 CHEVROLET PIANO (clas-sical or popular) healthy for the game, although Like Olden Times Reporta had It that 48-year-oM at the Masonic Temple which Sam Jones (severe groin puU) Turnpike to Pratt ft Whitney, and violin lesson.s in your home has been effective tn throwing Bleiler, league publicist, the fol­ Sunday afternoon at Mt. who have won five straight, coach was being wooed by Brookwood station wagon, 6 Cleveland has a patched up key aerials. He has hit flanker lowing list was made available. Nebo will find the Polk* have no Illusions about Rice. starts at 7 o’clock with a and Tommy Helnsohn (singles) East Hartford, 8-4:46. 843- or our studio. Call 742-7426. linebacking corps. Regular Notre Dame and that Duffy are still doubtful performers for 2388. Business Services cylinder, tudor, radio, heater, Gary Collins for seven touch­ Most men have been in the Cruisers (0-8-1) meeting The underdog Owls spoiled a was interested In coaching ttie dinner. standard shift, two tone, gray. right linebacker GeUen Fiss down toesee and Rich Kreitling program several years. the pace-setting Smokeatera perfect season for the Long­ Main attractions will be Boston. Co-Captaln Frank Ram­ Offered 13 probably will miss the contest. Fighting Irish. Joe Pepitone of tite New sey la schedified to start In a Real clean, one owner. Bonds— Stocks— for four among his 16 TD pass­ In Garden Battle Pmctloally every man coach­ (3-0) ‘at 1:80 and the Blue horns a year ago by gatotog a "I couldn’t be happier," Automobnes For Sale 4 Two other linebackers. Mike Detils (l-l- l) battling the 14-14 tie. ThU U a night game York Yankees and Oarl Yas- comer with Satch Sanders. John HAROLD ft SON Rubbish Re $995 Mortgages es. ing has “gone through the mill’’ Daugherty sari when Informed moval, cellars, attics, and Lucci and Sam Tldmore have Jim Shofner, who did a good as a football player on the fol­ Fire Fighters (1-1-1) to the at Austin. trzemskl of the Boston Red Havllcek and Clyde Lovelette NEED CART Your credit turn­ been placed on the injured re­ NEW YORK (AP)— It was like old times at the Gar­ of the aotkm. Bee’s in Chicago Sox. A crowd of 400 Is have recovered from the flu and ed down? Short on down pay­ yards. Weekly or monthly SECOND MORTGAGES — Un­ job shadowing the Giants’ Del lowing levels, high school. (»1 second battle at 8 o’clock. The No. 2 Wisconsin Badgers limited funds available for sec­ serve list. den—no television, a good-sized crowd, noisy fans, a for the Spartans’ game today expected. will play. Havlleck likely will ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. Shofner no relation before pul­ lege and either fast amateur or Meanwhile, at Memorial 4-0-0, are at home to Ohio State with Northiwestem tn sulxur- 1958 LINCOLN ond mortgages, payments to The key factor may be how Field, the unbeaten Manches­ and they fear the Buckeyes may As an added attraction lit take Jones’ normal opening ■loo? Don’t despair! See Hon­ ling a muscle, may yield the controversial split decision, and £ blast from the loser. semi-rro. ban Evanston. est Douglas. Inquire about low­ SHARPENING Service — Saws, Premier, 4-door Hardtop, radio, suit your budget. Expedient much • pressure the Browns’ right comer back position to Joey Archer, the handsom^ Lendern’ Staff ter Pony Raiders entertain be on the rebound after losing tie Jaclde Farrell, head of the guard spot. knives, axes, shears, skates, heater, automatic, full, power, front four of Bill Glass, Frank *T hope this puts to rest once Yankees’ speakers’ bureau, Retired Celtics’ greats Bob est down, smidlest payments service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. Bobby Franklin. pride of the Bronx, used a snap- South Windsor at t o’clock. to Southern California last week. rotary blades. (}ulck service. beautiful black with black and Parker, Bob Gain and Paul Archer’s triumph was his sev­ Take the Smokeaters’ (3-0) and for aU the rumota that I and one of the best story­ Oousy and Ed Mocauley wtil be anywhere. No small loan or fi­ With Fiss sidelined, the ping left jab and fast feet to The Raiders have won all Pitt, also 4-0-0, Invades Navy have now or ever have had the Capitol Equipment Co., 38 white interior. Like new. SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds Wiggin can exert on the pass­ (x>aching staff. fOr example, as at Annapolis. The meeting be­ tellers on the circuit, will be on hand to assist In raising the nance company plan. Douglas available for second mort­ Browns will use rookie Stari gain an upset, 2-1 verdict from enth straight and made his rec­ the club Is pacing the standings four previous starts. It will desire to leave Michigan State,” Motors, 338 Main. Main St.. Manchester. Hours $895 ing of the 37-yqar-old 'nttle, be the home finale with hot tween the No. 8 and No. 10 on hand. wprW champioinsMp banner. gages. For individual attention Sczurek, who was activated the officials over aggressive, ord 37-1. He is ranked sixth by with an unbeaten record in he said. dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9. Satui> ranked the best in the NFL. harder-hitting Rubin Carter of two road tests remaining ranked teams pits two of the Toastmaster will be Ear! At the same time their Jer­ call B ft N Agency, Roger M. They did the job in Yankee only a week ago, at linebacker. the WBA and fourth by Ring three games. Head Coach Vince Hannah said Uie unandmoua Yost, sports, editor of ’The 1961 CORVETTE. 270 engine, 4- day 7-4. 643-7958. . Paterson. N.J., In a lively 10- after Sunday. country’s boat players against trustee endorsement gives seys, ivTimlbere 14 and 22, speed transmissloin, low mile­ Negro, 643-8727. Stadium. Tom Goosby, another rookie Magazine. Carter’s record now Genovesi was a fine center with each other—Pam Martha of Pitt Herald. be permanently retired and LAWN MOWERS, sharpened 1957 CHEVROLET who is on the taxi squad work­ rounder Friday night. is 17-4. Daugherty the. same status as age, 4 Goodyear double eagle A BETTER ARRANGEMENT The Giants also will be the Merchants, considered the and Roger Staufaach of Navy. hoisted to the Garden rafters. tires, very good condition, must and repaired, sales and serv­ Bel Air, tudor hardtop, radio, strengthened by a healthy ing out with the team. Boxing writers polled at the best ind^ndent team in '30 now in ills eighth season. Bill Those who like to watch their the head of on academic dejiart- For an expected crowd of 'of your finances will make Referee Art Mercante, 6-4-1, ment Daugherty—who makes which his Spartan teams rolled selL 628-7087. ice, rental equipment. L ft M heater, floor shift, beautiful ringside had it 9-6 in favor of and judge Tony Castellano, 6-4, years in Manchester. His as­ Shaw came out of Manchester coUege football with their feet aibout 7,500 the BuUets will Equipment (jorp.. Route 83, more of your income available Carter, the 2-1 betting choice. $20,600 a year—already held a up 65 victories while losing 28 black with all new whitewalls. voted for Archer. Judge A1 Berl sistants are Bob Starkel, for- High where he was a tremen­ propped up at home on Satur­ show off rookies Rod Thom and 1961 COMET, excellent condi­ Vernon. 875-7009, Manchester for personal use. Lump debt The first non-TV show since lifetime appototment to the games and tying three others. $895 into one monthly, payment o< had it 6-4-1 for Carter. The As­ msr IJOonn and American Le­ dous back, later played at days can' take In the Notre MSU this Reason has won two, Gus Johnson, who have won tion, standard shift, 4 new tires exchange, 'Enterprise 1945. colorful Cassius Clay packed the UConn- and .with the Merchants MSU physical education staff, $22.26 for each thousand dollars sociated Press scorecard had gion halfback, and George Ma­ Damq at Stanford game on na­ lost one and tied one. starting jobs. The other new- $1,296. 876-9614. house seven months ago drew Carter in front, 6-3-1. loney, a product of Somerville, and is now a state trooper. A1 tional television, starting at 8:80 but this would not have barred TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and including repayment over five switching tom from head coach Daugherty was named Coadi oomens include I>on Kojls of 8.592 customers and $38,417. Mass., High and St. Michael’s. Krob is another ex-schoolboy p.m, EST. M^ueibte, Larry Oonfiey of 1956 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door lot clearing. Snow removal. 1957 MERCURY years. Frank Burke, 248-8897, Clay and Doug Jones lured a Archer, a model and tele' to another Job. of the Year tn 1956, the year Connecticut M ortgage Ex­ vision actor when he isn’t fight­ Frank Laria, a product of player locally and Charlie Pairings for the remainder of Kansas State and Mel Peter­ Hardtop, power brakes, power Frank C. Noble. 649-0053. capacity crowd of 18,732 and Daugherty has been head his team made it to the Rose steering, Hydramatlc, gray and Monterey convertible, radio, change. 16 Lewis St., Hartford, ing, wasn’t cut for a change. Duke University, heads up the Ivockwood played the sport at the Top Ten to The Associated son of Wheaton. WE HAVE the time, we have heater, automatic, power steer­ $104,943. Fire Fighters (1-1-1). Helping Baton Rouge, La., High. Press poll find Mississippi, No. ooacli for 10 seasons, during Bowl. cream, $196. Need garage Conn. With the victory over the Only one of Carter’s thumping Boston will present three the tools, will do. most any­ ing, blue and white with white- J>jaJL fHowfut-upL JimiL left hooks caused him any out are big Alex Ferguson, a Hold the phone, ther# are 0, at Vanderbilt; Houston at Al­ new Celtics though only Larry space. 343 Lydall St. lighter who had been ranked as thing. Free estlmateB given. walls. Real eleiM. trouble and that came too late standout lineman with a num­ five other memiberi of the abama, No. 6; Oklahoma, No. 7 Siegfried oouM be ctaased as a Call us anytime, 643-2097, 633- Business Opportunities 32 the No. 1 middleweight contend­ at Kansas State and Michigan 1960 OHBVROLET Convertible, ^ 9 5 er by the World Boxing Associa­ lor the Jersey Jolter to pull out ber of local teams and later a Cruisers’ staff. Al (Yosh) Vin­ rookie. A teammate of Bbiv- V-8. 348 cu. In. engine, tri- 2987. the decision. The hook to the line coach with the Merchants, cek. who rank* with the best State at Northwestern, No. 9. licek at Ohio State and cap­ t h r e e b a y Gulf sendee stst- tion, Archer said “ I’m going to Auburn, No. 8, has an open Hapless Knicks Finally Win cart>s, 3-speed, excellent condi­ jaw staggered the lean New A1 Sproul, out of Hollowell High players ever produced in Man­ tain of the Buckeyes three tion. Call 876-2188 anytime. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, tion available for lease. Excel­ see the boxing commission Mon­ date. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 1958 RAMBLER lent opportunity for the right day and make an official chal­ Yorker with 16 seconds to go in in Maine and the University of chester and a fellow who played years ago, he was CSnatanatl’s the final round. Joey held on to Mialne. Jim' McConvlUe, who at least 20 years, is now lend­ Also, Dartmouth puts Its 16- But Trail Last Year’s Pace top draft choice two years ago, 1963 OORVAIR Spider Converti­ All concrete repairs. Reason­ Super 4-door, 6-cylinder, auto­ individual. Paid training pro­ lenge for a title light with Dick game winning streak on the line ably priced. 643-0851. gram For additional informa­ ■nger.’’ prevent further damage. played amateur ball, pounds ing his valuable experience to then went into the yi-fated ble, turbo-charger, 4-speed matic, radio and heater. Real out the four-man roster. against Harvard and Princeton, American League. transmission, bucket seats. clean. tion call Gulf Oil Corp., 626- He’ll have to wait a while. “ I won the fight," Carter (he youngsters as well as John unbeaten and imtied like Dart­ growled. “ I made the fight by Dick Grenier from Hope Quaglia, Frank Anderson, Al NEW YXD(RK (A P )—Tile New^ Jloilinny Green and Len Chap- Willie Naulls has spent six 649-4439 evenings. $595 6158. ______Tiger, the world champion from mouth, tangles with Cornell Is f l/ ) v m JVI xsrmnlf * ^hirwvflmrr rai'siinA going after him. I should have High in Rhode Island lends the Guglielmo from Stamford High York Knlclos won just 21 of 80 pen went on a shooting iqn-m NBA seasons at New York and Household Services Nigeria, defends his crown next another vital Ivy League game. giEtmes in the NWUoaal Basket- in the third period os the 1966 MERCURY 2-door, trl pow­ ENGINEER / Mantifacturer — against Joey Giardello at At­ gone after him a lot harder Blue Devils (1-1-1) with Tom and UConn and Bleiler, who San Francisco while John Mc­ Offered 13-A Ideal plant and engineer set­ Conran and Joe Scata his men Down South, unbeaten Duke AssoctoJUnn last season. At KnidkE wiped out a 14-podnt Carthy has performed for Cin­ er. K cam. Jahn Hldome pis­ lantic City, N.J., Dec. 7. though to make sure. played at both Newton, Mass., battles North Carolina State In tons. 312 cu. in. dual Ignition. FURNITURE REFINISHED — 1957 OLDSMOBILE up for energetic person, great­ Yes, I f 5 fhaf time Friday. The former played at High and Boston University. the ralte they aire going in the defleSt to win at Philadelphia. cinnati and St. Louis. an Important Atlantic Coast opening w ee^ of the ourreirt Green sank seven dtraiglit field Hurst floor shift, Lincoln trans­ Scratches, burns removed, Super 88, 4-door, hardtop, radio, er Hartford area. Plant used Western State and with the Managers with their respec­ mission, 4:11 rear end. 649- for manufacturing and en­ Coast Guard Air Station in Conference struggle, Louisiana oampeign they are liable to goals and Chappell oonirilbuted color changed. Manchester Re- heater, automatic, power steer­ of year already! tive squads, all with big jotos. State meets , Georgia wind up this season wWh only 8696 after 5 p.m. finlshlng Co., 643-9283. gineering until recently. Shovm while Scata is are Denny Carlin with the eight points as the Knicks turn­ ing and brakes, jet black. Two Tech takes on Tulane and Miss­ ed an 82-68 defteift into a 99-©4 bv appointment. Frederick M. ■H I 1 1 i I l i l T T m T another ex-service player, from Smokeaters, John Kelly with 16. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof to choose from. Gaal. Broker, 643-2682, 643-0281. Let us pick up your issippi State engages Meml*ls Aifter losing their first four, lead. Sports Schedule REWEAVING of bums, moth Sampson Na'val Air Base, and the Fighters, Dan Sullivan with Sedan, original owner. Terms holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ $445 •mlMt SkMT Bf tin Yf«r later the Merchauits. State. the Ktocks came through with Green finished ■with 36 jxiinits Mower— Store it the Devils and Frank Anderson Tbpfiight pairings la other tbetr initlaJl vlotoity over the arranged. 643-0118. dow Shades made to measure; Dean of Mentors wrlith the Ouisers. and Chappell wilth 23. Saturday, Oct. 26 all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Help Wanted—Female 35 ; sections of the country include aeason Friday night, 136-112 Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, 1961 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2- Although at the bottom of Front and center, gentlemen, Arkarisas-Tulsa; Mtssourl-lowa over the PhMadelpbda ’76ers. At Maloney vs. Manchester, made while you wait. Tape Re­ 1957 PLYMOUTH V^TTRESS—Full or part-tirao ' ^ and put it in Tip WORLD with 27 and 22 points, respec- p.m., Memorial Field. door Hardtop. Excellent condi­ corders for rent. Marlow’s 887 the standings the Cnilsem (0- for a well deserved bow for State; Oregon - Washington; this pace they vriU win two of ti'veJy led the Lnkeins to their tion. Miurt sell. $300 under book station wagon, V-8, radio, heat­ day.s experienced preferred • F* Southern California - California; Sunday, Oct. 27 Main, 649-6221. Top Condition. 1) have the dean of the midget your efforts in the annual fall every 10 ganvee and finish 'the vtotoiy alt Cincinnati. Police Cruisers vs. Smokeat- value. 648-4366. er, automatic, 4-door, blue. but 'willing to train. Apply , 5 SERIES coaches in Norm Bjarkman, program for the small fry. Michigan - Minnesota; Iowa - 80-game can^Mign wfith a 16-64 $295 mornings Patio Drive-In, 240 Purdue and Oolorado-Nebraaka. ers, 1:80 p.m.; Blue Devils vs. 1968 FORD 6-cyllnder, 2-door, won-lost record. Fire Fighters, 8 p.m., both Building— Contracting 14 W. Middle Tpke. ______. ; y- Ready to go next f in a l The Loa Angrics Lakecs Sandy Koufax turned In 11 new engine, goixl paint, tires, whipped the Oincdnnaitl Royals Na'Uoinal League shutouts dur­ games at Mt. Nebo. etc. Must be seen to appreci­ G E I^TI N G READY FOR Podres Arrested ing 1963. Six of his shutouts Pony Raiders vs. South Wind­ QUAUTY CARPENTRY — CHRISTMAS? Earn the extra Spring! 122-109 in Friday’s other sdhed- ate. Call 649-6018 evenings. Rooms, basements refinished, 1956 CHEVROLET ! South Africans Confident LOS ANGELES (AP) — were scored in Los Angeles- sor, 2 p.m., Memorial Field. money you need the Avon wray. MODIFIED STOCK CARS ‘MT>A fManriA built-ins. formica tile, general 210 wagon, radio, heater, 6 cyl­ Dodger pitcher Johnny Podres, 1960 FIAT, good condition, 35 inder, standard shift, turquoise Cash in on the big Fall and : I ^ ' out with cowtlo dancer Tania miles per gsulon. Csrtl 649-4066, repair. No job too small. CJall Chri.stmas -selling season repre­ William Robbins Carpentry and white with whitewalls. E-\- • 100 LAP Feature • PARIS (AP) — ReUef Walt-«' Ramon Sota also have 278 to­ Dbavii in the wee small hours, after 6. ceptional condition. senting Avon. Our gifts for This Sunday . $1,060 TO WIN man, a little known South Afrl-| tals. was charged today with drunk­ Service. 649-3446. men w'omen. and children are <— can golfer, shrugged off talk Players from 33 countries en driving. After he was hooked RARE 1988 Oievrolet Coupe, $595 more beautiful than ever. We MU At 2:00 PJM. I excellent condition, original HOME maintenance , repair i Open Cor/ . i. . that Jack Nlcklaus and Arnold play one more round today- and and released, newsmen com- and alterations. Rec rooms, train you. Call 289-«2^______a im Palmer still would take the .mother Sunday to decide the pjained the man who drove him engine, presently registered, $800. 649-n, w iU ^ cAndItions—competed. 684 Center St, Manchester Uttle Jriumy KeUey, a six a the contest in Dallas N.ov. 1. Girls are. fro m le ft; Jeamne M m e >rnicks—^Tractors 5 CONlJlE’S TV and Radio Serv­ Manchester Herald ROUTE 88 RFD 2 VEItNON, ’ CONNECTICUT Tickets Available: time winner riid defending Zavrel 16 Washington, D.C.; Patricia Ann Souza, 17, Rrovidenoe, R.L.B^h ice, avaUablo aU hours. SaUs- MANCHESTER EXCHANGE. ENTERPRISE 1948 COLE'S STATION I 875-1609 factlon guaranteed. Call 549-j ehamplon, is again expected Ann LaDue, 17, Boston; Sue Ellen Hoelck, 15, New London. Cornu, and Eileen 1962 a oou T 4-wheel drive, EQUIPMENT Telephone 648-4036, 649-7624, 649-0909 to head a Hg.field. Bam wUl 646-8864 after $■ lUB. 461 WEST CENTER S T ^ 4»-0981 start at 10:M. Mdikly Spearin, 16, Ne(W York. (AP Photograph.) TP

PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1968 MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 88, 1868 PAGE TEN Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Land For Sale 71 Houses For Sale 72 . Houses For Sale 72! Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 I. Garden— Farm—^Daiiy Apartments—^Flats— Apartments—^Flats— MINNECHAUG GOLF COURSE GLASTONBURY — $16,400. Con­ Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Dors—Birds—Pfts 41 BUSINESS IB GOOD! Custom­ POSTER STREBT', So. Wtod- MANCHESTER — Look! Move Prodacta 50 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 XAND — (Joventry. Choice land NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH $18,900 — ANOTHER GOOD NEW LISTING — Two-family CAPE — 6 rooms, garage, con­ right to. Immaculate 6 room area: 3-bedroom Ranch, 1(4 venient to new expressway. Just ers are plentiful. Join tbe Ude, I T t r - r t r r ______n . ______. n i . . ______venient location. Asking $13,900. sor: 6 room Split Lqvel. Fire­ minutes to downtown Hartford, WOULD YOU be Interested In SALESMAN lyiTH CAR to train professional Trimming, for building homes near school, 8 bedrooms, 23’ living room BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms Duplex on bus line to center Cape, living room with fire­ baths, bililt-ln oven and range, BIRCH STREET, second floor, NEW POUR-ROOM Apartment, multiple Ust your house now. With fireplace, completed rec­ of town. Six rooms each, with Call 643-6515. place.. Large lot. Garage. A dishwasher and disposal, full shade trees, nice residential helping me care for my three at Home Office School for per­ ) bathing, ail breeds. Poodle i f y o u WOULD LIKB Greeh churches and shopping plus enclosed rear porch. Lot good buy at $16,500. Madeline place, recreation room with manent position with large na­ ' specialist. It costs no more to Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ 4 rooms; furnace, near Main, stove, refHgerator. Inquire 188 Call Frederick M. Gaal, Brok­ Call Carlton W. Hutchins, R*al- reation room, excellent con­ affords absolute maximum of seventh room partially finish­ T bar, convenient to everything. basement, 2-car attached ga­ area. Quality 5 room ranch, at­ children ? Salary plus room and tor, 649-6182. Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. tached garage, fireplace, form­ board. Call 849-66S0. tionally knowh company. Will have the best In profe.sslonal way. Tel. 649-6438. $90'. 649-6229, 9-6. Wetherell St. er, 648-2682, 648-02SL. dition. recently redecorated, privacy, with shrubbery and ed to each attic. Big, clesm Only $14,900. Low down pay­ rage, screened patio-porch, one consider inexperienced man condiUoning. 649-9793, 649-0600. $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, 649- trues. Close to everything. Just rooms. Two new .heating sys­ WADDELL SCHOOL AREA— ment.’ CaU Don-Lee Real Es­ acre lot. Owner leaving state. al dining room, recessed hot THREE ROOM Apartment, fur­ GARRISON .<30LONIAL — 8 tems. Excellent Investment Call 643-7852. water heating, large lot, easily who is willing worker. Earn­ rooms. First floor consists of 8464. call and start packing. T. J. Immaculate 6-room Cape which tate, 629-2555. ings while learning. Permanent BRITTANY s p a n ie l — 16- Fertilizers 50-A 2 -8 ROOM APARTMENTS. nished or unfurnished, reason' Houses For Sale 72 Crockett, Realtor. 648-1577. withr ftfture business possihlli- financed. Lawrence F. Flano, month-old female, $66, AKC. able, parking, adults. New Bol­ large family room with half features ftolsbed rec room, 2 WAPPING — 8-bedroom Ranch, D«M(WSTRATE TOYS position with top pay for right 649-6229, 9-6. MANCHESTER — Cutest Cape ties. Belftore Agency, 643- U &. R full baths, alumtotun combina­ Realtor. 643-2766. Charles Wire fence, posts, dog house, GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver­ ton Itoad. After 4, 643-6389. IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, haul, modem Wtehen with you ever saw, all nesUed'in a CUSTOM DESIGNED executive 6121. attached garage, half acre cor­ Nicholson, 742-6364. man. For appointment phone POUR ROOMS and attic, second bullt-tos, including Tappan 400 tions, fenced-to treed yard, all collect—Palmer, Mass. , 28- $30. 643-1686. ed, $6 and $10 loads. Excellent VA baths, full basement in­ 106-foot wide yard, well plant­ home to one of Manchester’s ner lot. Can be bought furnish­ OoDM on, Jump on Santa’s floor, North End. Tel. Mr. CENTER STREET — 4 rooms, range, dining room, living this for only $500 down. Carl ASKING $10,500 ed or unfurnl-shed, near schools 86540. (Code 413). for fail fertilizing. Call 648- cludes large rec room and den. ed. Covered terrace beside the prime locations. 7 spacious Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard Real­ 7804, 649-8731. Keith, 649-8191. second floor. Main bus route, Dishwasher, attic fan, and room with fireplace. Second garage. Lifetime aluminum rooms, sunken living room, and churches. Leaving state, Lots For Sale 73 FOR SALE—Puppies, mongrel, near stores. Parking, water to BETTER BUYS ty Co., 232-6275. Demonstrate toys the mod­ many extras. 3 minute walk to floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full siding. Upstairs part done, cathedral ceiling, 2 huge fire­ Bolton Vicinity $9,900 make an offer. Can be seen by part Collie. Call 875-1663. FIVE ROOM Apartment, second eluded. Also, aluminum storms bath. Immediate occupancy. SIX BIG ROOMS appointment. Call owner, 644- TWO BUILDING lota, r irime lo- em way, floor, unheated. One or two public and parochial schools, heating hllbrick Household Goods 51 and electric range. $80. 648' good neighbors to good neigh- $22,600. PhUbrick Agency, M9- $16,200, includes sewer assess­ 0601. POODLES, miniature, females, children acceptable. 742-7472 1966 after 6. owner 649-6288, after 6 p.m. or 8-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 2-car Agency, 649-8464. OhM MS a eaH, we’H do the bortiood. May assume 4%% 8464. ment. Glenn Roberta Agency, Saturday and Sunday. OWNERS'^JST SELL $18,900 — Manchester. Immacu­ garage, huilt-to G.E. kitchen, 3 Able one silver, one champagne, 8 EVERYTHING IN sterilized evenings. late 6-room Cape, 8 or 4 Plus it’s to Manchester. COLONIAL — Stately new 8- Nflt, weeks old. AKC, used to chil­ GLASTONBURY — 4 rooms, mortgage. 82 Hilltop Drive. MLS Realtors, 644-1821, 643- bedrooms, 1(4 baths, aluminum reconditioned used furniture Call owner, 649-0242. SOUTH WINDSOR — Young, at' bedroom.*!, fireplace, one- About $1,000 down and $70 room Colonial. This house has Vo set yoa ap with the rery dren, $100. 649-3178. FIVE ROOM FLAT, 16 Trum- first floor, stove, refrigerator, 0816. combinations, $21,400. Robert month Including taxes, everything — dishwasher, oven WYLLYS STREET $40 foot Alert and appliances, high quality — bull St., heat, hot water. Avail­ tractive 3-hedroom spUt-ievel, California hound. Quick oc­ car garage, complete Wolverton Agency, Realtor, frontage, 843-7444. beet low prices. LeBlanc BHirnlture, parking, unheated, one child, VERNON Just over Manches­ MUST SACRIFICE paneled family room, alumi­ cupancy, 6 room home, 2 city utilities, near every­ amortization, and interest and range, attic fan, inter-com j COCKER SPANIEL. Male. Two able November 1. Oarage. Tel. $78. 638-9067 before 7 p.m. 649-2813. will put you in this home. years. AKC registered. Cham­ 196 South Street, Rockville. 643-5684. ter line. Like new 6% room num combinations. VA% as up partially finished, large thing. An excellent buy. system. Built with painstaking' Of toys and gifts, a seleo- 876-2174. Open 9-8. ranch, Ihi baths, bullt-to kitch­ TRICK OR TREAT The house is solid and cer­ care. At a price you’ll be | tksi galore, , Aggressive pion sired. Red and white, $25. sumable mortgage or $600 kitchen wlthbuilt-ins, gar­ HEBRON — Very nqat and WOODED BUILDING lot. 156x- SIX ROOM DUPLEX, centrally en with dinette, fireplace. Price reduced $1,800 for down. Carl Zinsser, 648-0038. bage disposal, fireplace, clean 5(4-room ranch, built in tainly this won’t last. First pleased with. Glenn Roberts 420. $3,200. 643-8887. 742-8632. ELECTRIC WATER HEATER- FOUR ROOMS, bath, furneuse, fast sale. 6-room Ranch, 8 $20,000 — Bast Hartford. New deposit takes it. Agency, Realtors, 644-1521. 289- OM today, to find mar*. located, oil heat, available No­ central. 643-6872. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. North Elm Street Howard Realty Co., 282-6278. glassed to porch, new siding, 6-room Raised Ranch. 3 1960. Aluminum storms and ’THREE LOVING BOYS, 7 80 gallons, excellent condition. vember 1. Call 643-2722, 9-6. bedrooms, attached garage, out buildtog, $500 extra for screens, kitchen with buUt-tos, 5149. BIG LOT on hill, coimtry view, MEN Call after 3:30, 649-0119. MANCHESTER—6 room Coloni­ full basement, large rec bedrooms, 1V4 baths, near buses, .shopping. Park­ 649-846B week.s old, AKC black minia­ BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room all the furniture including built-ins, 2 fireplaces, large treed lot. Country loca­ ture poodles; silver litter also. FOUR ROOMS, west side of Furnished Apartments 63-A al, 8 generous sunny bedrooms, room, laundry and work Cape, 6 finished, lifetime sid­ new washer and dryer. SOUTH WINDSOR — 6-room way. new golf course, $2,500. BLONDE maple dinette set, ta­ It would be a treat to own one-car garage. Ready to tion. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, split-level, (ini.shed family make money as Cities Serv­ Call 649-6202 or 643-7116. town, gas furnace, adults pre­ 1% toths. beautiful kitchen shop, utility room. Good size this beautiful spacious 6- ing, very clean livable homa Easily financed. Realtors, 643-6930. E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY Inquire 389 Slater Street. ble and 4 chairs with chrome ferred. Available November 1. 1%-ROOM Furnished Apart­ with built-in oven, range and lot with plenty of trees. Immediate occupancy. Only move to. room, large corner lot. Assume (UJSR IK on the extra dollars ice dealers.'!. legs. Call after 6 . 649-0965. room Cape with 2 full baths, $104 monthly payments, new BOLTON AND Vicinity — Build­ 649-3049. ment, light housekeeping, cen­ dishwasher. Loads of birch $16,900. Open for inspection lovely sunny rooms through­ $13,900. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. for di^laylng Royal’s fabulous Live Stock 42 trally located, reasonable. 649- cabinets. Living room with al­ Saturday and Sunday, 8-7:80 $20,500 — 7-room Cape, 4 bed­ mortgage. minimum down. ing lots, land tracts, farms and sees Christmas shopping line. TAPPAN 4(X) deluxe electric FIVE ROOM apartment. West out Oversize garage. Situ­ SPRING ST. — Spacious B'i LAWRENCE F. FIANO 649-2088 Only $15,900, Lawrence F. Fi- acreage. Financing availabls. For information call Robert range, stainless lazy susan 8404 between 12 noon suid 6 most new w^l-to-wall. Fire­ p.m. rooms, formal dining e43-S247. Side, gas furnace, available a t e on lovely grounds. room rancho modern kitchen GARTH ROAD ano. Realtor, 643-2766. Charles Lawrence F. Fiano. Realtor, C. Simmons, American Coal HORSE BOX STALL for rent, style cabinet, automatic oven p.m. place. Full finished rec room. Realtor 643-2766 room, finished rec room, Company, Hartford, 522- trails nearby, corral, $35. Pri­ Nov. 1. Adults preferred. Call Oversize 2-car garage. Pur­ Owners have left town and with built-ins, 8 large bed­ breezeway and one car Nicholson. 742-6364. 643-2766. Charles Nicholson, t>ART TIMK Waitress wanted. and burners, 3 years old. Mov­ 643-8097. TWO ROOM heated apartment. are anxious to sell. rooms, unusual decor seldom 742-6364. 8151, or Enterprise 1310. vate 649-0173. ing. 742-7011. chase of this beautiful home Charles Nicholson 742-6364 garage, on bus line, low 5(4 room quality built ranch, Ap^y at John’s Bar and Res­ Kitchen set, bedroom set, re­ OWNER found to this price range. One family kitchen with built-ins, HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT— TWO UNFURNISHED rooms in made easy by owner who will taxes. EXECUTIVE'S DREAM — 6- taurant, 144 West Main Street, HORSES BOARDER straight j b ^ b Y’S CRIB and chest of frigerator, gas range. Free take smaller home or 2-famlly car garage, large lot with excellent condition. For indi­ Stafford HoUow. Conn. Spa- MANCHESTER Rockville. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS .stalls, $36 per month. Includes Tinker Block. Call Mr. C. gas, electricity. Low rent. 115 Barry Road JULIAN REALTY trees, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen vidual attention call . . . clous' 3-bcdroom. den. dining rooni Ranch homo, landscaped, drawers, carriage, training Glenney, 643-8022. to trade. Robert Wolverton $21,500 — East Hartford. New 6 40 acres, pond, plus additional use of large riding ring and chair. Chandelier, George Adults. 10 Depot Square, Apt. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. cy. 649-8464. ELLINGTON — Very clean 6- room, full basement, etc. $125 IfpOdCBN OR QIRL.S for pleas over 200 acres of trails. For 4. room ranch, featuring 8 good room rai.sed Ranch, fin­ monthly. Deposit required. 7>r3-room split-level. 1’ 4 concrete building 60x60 avail­ ant telephone work. Salary Washington bedspread, set of WELLS STREET — 4 - room 649-9190 MANCHESTER — 7 room older ished rec room, 2 fire­ able for rural warehousing pro­ ARE YOU earning less than further Information call 643 Revere Ware, electric pans, $18,760 — TWO BLOCKS from sized bedrooms, nice living B & N AGENCY Willing to sacrifice with option baths, formal dining room, phis bonus, full or part time. 2937. apartment, no furnace, second THREE and four-room heated VERNON — Exceptional value. home, oil hot water heat, 2 room with fireplace, aluminum places, 1(4 baths, built- to purchase at $17,800 (actual built-in kitchen, finished, duce storage. $27,500. Contact $160 a week? Is there danger fireplace screen. 643-8648. floor, automatic hot water. High School, six room cape, Apply B A R Consumer Rela- apartments, furnished, children vacant. This will qualify for Owner anxious to sell. 6 room car garaige, 8 extra building combinations. $350 down. Carl ins, one car garage. Roger Negro value $27,000). Rural location. heated f9,mily room, loads of Frederick M Gaal, Broker, fioM, 849 B. Center St. you may lose your present job? 649-6987. lots of record, $15,400 complete. Ready to occupy. 643-2682 , 643-0281. Where will you be in your pres­ MAPLE DROP-LEAF Table welcome. GArfleld 9-9923. FTHA with minimum down ranch completely furnished or VBRPLANCaC SCHOOL Area — Zinsser, 643-0038. Howard Real­ Write or phone for appt. to In­ closet space, large well Poultry and Supplies 43 unfurnished. Call 848-0002. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. ty Co., 232-6275. spect. Mr. Green, 4OT Jericho landscaped H acre lot. city PUIASANT WOMAN, neat and ent job in 6 years? We have with matching Boston, rocker. FIVE-ROOM Duplex, garage, THREE ROOMS, heat, lights ($400) plus closing ($600). You 6 rooms plus partial rec room, 643-8727 SOUTH WINDSOR — A house Call 649-1028. can also get a VA, if you aluminum siding, close to bus Turnpike, Mtaeola, N.Y. Phone utilities. As.sume VA of good character, to work openings for 2 men with per- nice location, available No­ furnished, parking, front and 138 LYNESS ST. — 6 room RANCH 1- MODERN kitchen, $23,900 — Bolton. U 4 R built. 4 that .separates the men from BRUNNER'S Fresh Eggs, large qualify. T. 5. Crockett, Realtor, Call John H. Lappen, Inc., 649 years old, 5(4 , room cus­ 212 neldstone 3-3900. mortgage or new financing kmchee. Openings at Hartford .sonality, to train at Home Of­ one dozen, 45c; live chickens, vember 1. 843-9883. rear entrances, one block from ranch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, large living room with fire­ the boys. The man that ex­ Road and Vernon Shops. Ap- fice School for sales position, WES'nNGHOUSE automatic 648-1677. 6261. OLDER HOME - - tom Ranch, 2 baths, 2 with minimum down. Only 18c lb. 230 Deming St., Route clothes washer, apartment size, school, excellent neighborhood. dining room, fireplace, alumi­ place, extra large bedrooms, SUMMER STREET — 6-room pects a large family and is not pty hi person. Treat Shoppe, with National concern for lo­ TO RENT on third floor, 4-room fireplaces, walk-out base­ MANCHESTER — $84,000 ranch $18,900. afraid of a little work should 30. 644-8625. 7 lb. capacity. Asking $76. Good modern apartment, on bus Agent on premises. 106 Birch COUNTRY CLUB area num awnings, garage, extras. MANCHESTER — Cape, I bed­ IMt baths, basement finished Cape with 20-foot living room, r o jttord Road. cal office. For appointment St. MANCHESTER oft into office and beautiful rec ment, 2-car attached ga­ 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ call us today. We offer a 7- condition. Will trade for re­ line. Tel. 643-7773. Charming 6% room ranch, ga­ 649-1434. rooms, large kitchen, living rage, deluxe G.E. built- tion room in basement, two full fireplace, enclased rear porch, phone collect—Palmer, Mass. frigerator of equal value. 643- room, large lot with trees, $19.- room home easily expanded to 28-86640. (Code 413). THREE F\jmished Rooms, heat, rage, screened porch, terrace, room with fireplace, aluminum Large older home to excep­ ins, one acre wooded lot. .baths, 2-car garage, aluminum attached garage, lot over 200 Articles For Sale 45 9859. SIX-ROOM Duplex, oil furnace, lovely wooded lot, priced be­ TALCOTTVILLE — 6V4 room 900. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. feet deep. For the unusual LAWRENCE F. FIANO a fourth bedroom and second lights, convenient to every­ Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- combinations, near bus, $15,900. tionally good condition. Ex­ siding. Built in 1960. Over 2,200 bath. Price $17,200. VA assum­ recently decorated, central lo­ low appraisal. Hayes Agency, PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. tra large yard with privacy. Cape call Gates - Agency, 649- 643-2766 SSWINO MACHINE Training Opportunity DARK, RICH stone-free loam, LIVING ROOM SET, 2 pieces. thing, nice neighborhood. Call year-old. Near bus line and BOWERS SCHOOL area — 6 $26,260 — South Windsor. New 8 sq. ft. of finished living area. Realtor able mortgage. Top location. cation. Box W, Herald. 649-9428 evenings. 643-4803. Must be seen for fuU appre­ room Cape, walking distance to PhUbrick Agency, 849-8464. 5552. for $14. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and Harvard toast, excellent con­ shopping. Very convenient. BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick ciation. Idea! tamily home. room Colonial, 4 large Charles Nicholson 742-6364 Glenn Roberts Agency. MLS atone. 643-8603. dition. $126. 644-1860. FTVE-ROOM Apartment, heat­ Tongren Agency, 648-6821. Cape, 6 finished rooms, full elementary. Junior High, High bedrooms, 2 baths, fire­ Realtors. 644-1521, 289-5149. OK8RATORS Mental Retardation Aides For individual attention call School, colonlally decorated MANCHESTER — Large fami­ MANCHESTER — Custom built ed, garage, $136 monthly. Call Business Locations shed dormer, fireplace, garage, place. bookcases, Tap- lies will appreciate this versa­ ranch, 7 rooms, 2’ 3 baths, 2 SNOW BLOWERS - Ariens, after 7 p.m., 649-3874. EAST HARTFORD — Oversized throughout, paneled den, ex­ SOITTH WINDSOR — Conceived Immediate openings at the shade trees, immediate occu­ pan 400 built-lns, 2-car at­ tile Cape. Flreplaced living fireplaces, 2-car garage. Com­ ATTRACTIVE 6-Room Cape, Mansfield State Training Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ For Rent 64 7 room Cape, shed dormer, l ‘,4 B & N AGENCY posed beams in dining room, tached garage. with brilliance, built with love. Experienced operators and er, and Bolens tractors, parts MUST SACRIFICE E A ^ HARTFORD pancy, $15,900. PhUbrick Agen­ room, kitchen and 4 bedrooms. pletely equipped kitchen, fin­ fireplace, wall-wall carpet, Owners must leave this mort School for people to be FTVE-ROOM Apartment, sec­ baths,' recreation room, study, cy, 649-8464. shade trees, patio, landscaped trainees n e e d ^ Excellent and service. Capitol Equip­ ond floor, 62 Porter St., $110. BUILDING 60x40 suitable for PINECREST Roger M. Negro lot. By owner, 649-1786. Little work to finish rec room ished laundry room, 100 yards awnings, heated porch, garage, charming home. 6 unusual oppcniuniiy for qualified trained in the Important very clean, Carlton W. Hutch­ in basement. Aluminum com­ ot wall-to-wall carpeting. 30- ment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ Moving — everything must Call after 8. 649-7925. storage, B-1 zone, Buckland ins, Realtor, 649-5132. EAST HARTFORD — Immacu 643-8727 $26,000 — South Windsor. New beautiful lot, trees., near bus. rooms, open attic. 2-car ga­ tr ^ e e s to leetm sewing. and satisfying career field section. 649-3468. ROCHLEDGB — 8 bedroom L- binations, fenced rear yard. foot canopy patio, near schools, of care and training of men­ chester. Open daily 7-6, Thurs­ go. Braided rugs, appli­ late 3-bedroom ranch. Has to 6(4 raised Ranch, beauti­ school. Only $16,500. Carlton rage Acre wooded estate. Apply day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. OPEN FOR INSPECTION ranch, large living room, fire­ ful finished rec room, 2 Nice lot on quiet town street. towTi, and country club. 649- W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. Priced in ntid twenties. Glenn tally retarded boys and ances, clothes, dishes, Iwok- FXDUR or five-room cold flat, DESIRABLE OFFICE s p a c • $14,500 — 8 ROOM C.APB, im­ be seen to be appreciated. 0961 for appointment. garage, on bus line, near maculate condition, nearly fin­ MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin place, family kitchen with din fireplaces, 2 baths, slid­ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Roberts Agenev. MLS Realtors, girls. SCREENED LOAM for the cases, other miscellaneous available at 983 Mato Street, Owner 289-2004. tors, 643-6930. VERNON — 7»4-room Split, 3 MANCTESTER MODES, items. school, church and shopping ished, fireplace, open stairs, 4 room ranch, close to all con­ tog area. Basement with full ing glass doors, sundeck, 644-1521. 644-1337. best in lavms from our screen­ aiapproximately 600 sq. ft., heat­ SATURDAY and SUNDAY size windows, garage, private built-lns,’ 2 car garage. bedrooms, living room with Candidates must be high center. 649-0381, 289-6644. ed, janitor service, parking. recreation room, wooded lot, veniences, deep wooded lot, oil INC. school graduates or have at ing plant, Andover - Columbia. 6' 2 to 5 P.M. heat. Aluminum combinations, wooded lot, $21,500. PhUbrick VERNON fireplace, dining room, bullt- George Griffing, Inc., 742-7886. <3all 649-5334 or 643-7176 Manchester. Carlton W. Hutch­ tos, laundry, den plus rec room Suburban For Sale 75 least 1 year’s experience in 128 OAK STREET ins. 649-5132. $11,700. Robert Wolverton Agency, 649-8464. $26,250 — East Hartford. New 7 Jtae Street, practical nursing or work Agency, Realtor. 649-2813. with bar. garage, plus extras. 300 CEDAR POLES, msmy sizes. Your choice of 8 different HONEST HOUSING MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch room (Colonial, 4 bed­ BOLTON MUST SELL Owner 643-5084. BOLTON AREA — 5(4 - room Manoheator involving children or young STORE — 460 Mato St. 649-6329, rooms, 1(4 baths, fire­ THE BUSHEY Three new 6.70-16 snow tires; models to one of East Hart­ BOLTON — NEAT, expandable dishwasher, disposal, attic fan house, new heating syrtem, people. also, 275-gallon tank. 649-1353. WROUGHT IRON TABLE with OCCUPANCY NOV. 1 9-8. ford’s best residential attached garage, nicely land place, 2-car garage, 13x BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — storm doors, windows and VALUES ranch of 5(4 rooms, breezeway 24 living room, formal Starting salary at $68.00 a glass top, 6 chairs. Tel. 649- areas! JUST LISTED and garage. Full light base­ scaped lot, close to schools Owners Just Retired — 6 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful amesite drive, approximately 3696. $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, 649 dining room, large kitch­ heated rec room, flreplaced one acre. . Low down payment SMBROIDERY — Experienced week advances to $74.00 a UNDERWOOD Standard Type­ Houses For Rent 65 ment, lot 100x260. Good loca­ AGENCY week after 1 year, with fur­ CENTER ST. — 6-Room 8464. en, Tappan built-ins, de­ Florida Bound living room, new wall-to-wall to qualified buyer, $10,800. bonaz machine operator or ex­ writer, $66. Call 289-7146. THE NEW CREST LUXURIOUS 6'i-Room Ranch. 1,204 sq. tion. An excellent buy for only signed with you in mind. carpeting including hallways, ther annual ndses. Benefits FTVB ROOM Cottage, oil heat, Two Family 4-4, 287-289 Cape. Nothing needed but $16,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 742-6078. perienced power sewing ma­ Musical Instruments 53 ft. living area, $17,490. small amount of cash for dishwasher, new aluminum chine (^ ra tor to learn em­ Include steady work with MOTOR, % h.p., suitable for DUPLEX APARTMENTS electrically fed, available Nov. Oak St., excellent condition, 648-1577. Large custom 6 room ranch, opportunity for advance­ 1, middle-aged couple pre­ Oversize Cape Cod. 24 x 36 2-car garsige. Call NOW. down payment and closing $26,750 — East Hartford; New OFFERS YOU awnings, 2 block.s from Main Farms For Sale 7S broidering. Apply Mechanic drainage and pumping. Rea­ PIANOS - ORGANS — Special 2-car garage, 14x24 living St, Just move in -no remod­ ment, full maintenance at 671 HARTFORD ROAD, ferred. 649-6438. with full shed dormer, costs. A bargain at $16,000. $14,600 — LISTEN TO THIS — 6(4 room conterqporary Overall Service, 289-8421. sonable offer. 643-4991. purchase 40-inch Console Spin­ East Hartford room ^ th fireplace, 12x18 eling neces.sary. $19,900. Call THE FARMER'S DREAM — nominal cost, full medical $18,490. four room expandable ranch Ranch, spacious r e c kitchen, formal dining room, et FTanos, walnut or mahog­ MAN(31ESTER NICE FOUR ROOM CAPE—In BATEIS RD.—A Jarvis built (space for two rooms up) .alum­ owner, 649-6651. Beautiful, large farm, Bolton PLEASANT PERSON to be­ Insurance, plus paid vaca­ 276 GAL.' Oil Tank; 6 h.p. gar­ Split level with plenty of liv­ room, 2 fireplaces, 2 large level lot, trees, ame- tion and sick leave. den tractor with garden plow, any, reg. $805.00 for $895. Floor good condition, stove refriger­ WARREN E. HOWLAND inum siding, combination win­ A BUY AGAIN area. Will be shown by ap­ come a trained Home Econom­ sample (jable-Nelson mahog­ Deluxe 6-Room Ranch. 1% ing space. Vacant and ready baths, formica cabinets, slte drive, nice residential VERNON — Cape Cod, 6 rooms, ics Counselor. Salary or com­ snow plow and wheel harrow; ator and washing machine fur­ dows, built-in air conditioners, RADIANTLY HEATED Tappan built-lns, 2-car pointment. Property Include# any spinet piano, special $625. baths, attached garage, REALTOR for a new owner. Park-like section. Only $19,500. 5 finished, full basement, oil home, barn and considerable mission. Write Box C, Herald, A representative of the IVi” contractor's gasoline driv­ nished, garage, large lot. Will new roof this spring, brand garage. This one sold Spilt level, minutes from State Personnel Depart­ Budget Terms: 10% down; Featuring: $19,490. grounds. Only $19,400. Call hot water heat, near bus. Nice acreage in clear land. Fred­ or call after 5:30 p.m., Mr. en water pump. 649-0894, 6-9 lease to responsible party. 860 Main St. 648-1106 new gas heating system—im­ fast, we will build you Manchester, custom built neighborhood. ' A.sking price ment will conduct inter­ p.m. j small monthly payments, as Adults preferred. S. A. Beech- Barbara Babin on this one. maculate. Central, Just a few LAWRENCE F. FIANO erick M. Gaal, Broker, 64»- lAlssler, 742-8520. little as $16.59. (2) Used Ham 4% Rooms - 1V4 Baths - 2 one like It. for owner, asking $16,500 $13,800. Gaston Realty Co., views between 10:00 A.M. -Large Bedrooms - Ample ler. Agent. 843-6969. 6-Room (Colonial. baths, blocks to bus, etc. Small lot, 6*/4-room Ranch, Tappan 2682, 643-0281. and 3:00' P.M. at the Man- ■ FREE WHEELS with snow tires mond Spinet Organs, $986 and OAKLAND ST. -r- Lots of Realtor 643-2766 but owner says open to 649-1902, 875-0319, 649-5731. Closet Space - 925 Square attached garage, $20,0M. land and spacious older but plenty of privacy. All utili­ built-ins, big living room, offers. People, here’s a buy, Chester office of the Conn. at regular prices, no down $1296. Benches and delivery BHDR RENT or for sale—6-room BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room $28,500 — Vernon. 4 years old 7 Help Wanted—^Male 36 Feet Lirtng Space • Large I home. Many possibilities. ties. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, I Swedish fireplace, all new room Ranch, all on one Charles Nicholson 742-8364 take a look, it doesn’t cost. Wanted—Real Estate 77 State Employment Service, payment, 6 months to pay with all pianos luid organs. Ranch house to Vernon. One Cape, 4 bedrooms, VA baths, 643-1677. paneled kitchen. Large (4- U-vihg Room - Dining Room 8-Room Raised Ranch. 4 Call BUI Frazier to see this . DRIVER, full time, for delivery 806 Main St., Manchester, Cole’s Discount Station, 649- Watkins Hammond Organ and acre of land. Immediate occU' formal dining room, well eab- acre treed lot. Immaculate floor, 2 full baths, stone Piano Studio, 17 Oak Street, - Kitchen - General Electric pancy. For more information bedrooms, finished rec today. fireplace, patio, 2-car at­ Bolton Privacy and to help in store with stock Conn. 0980. Refrigerator - Range - Garb­ toeted kitchen, living room $8,500 — 'WELL KEPT 6(4 room condition. $600 down, $112 a E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY WANTED — B-zone lot. Oell Call for interview, 649-4641. 643-5171. call 875-8130. room, VA baths, garage, ranch, 3 bedrooms, attractive tached garage. Owner Positions also available for age Disposal - Puritron Hood with fireplace, garage, deep month pays everything. You 649-4291. DELUXE HOME KNITTING $20,000. wooded lot, $17,600. Robert Wol­ dining area, suburban. Owner ha.s moved, very anxious Dining Room Supervisor, Machine, like new, cost $189, - Venitlan Blinds - Carpeted ANDOVER LAKE — Complete­ JARVIS REALTY can't afford to rent at this to sell. ■ SOUTH WINDSOR — 8-room Staircase - Air Conditioning verton Agency, Realtor, 649- anxious, Carlton W. Hutchins, price. Call Richard Tour- 649-2083 QUICK OCCUPANCY Physical ’Therapist, Super­ sell ,$50. Desk, $30. Fl.sh tanks, Wanted—To Buy 58 ly furnished two year old 6 CO. Realtor, 649-5132. raised ranch, 4 bedrooms, fam­ BUYING OR SELLING vision of Social Services. $7. Work bench, $15. See - Heat - Hot Water - Central room ranch, $160 monthly. J Ail these homes have built- 2813. tellotte, 289-8258, 849-6308. ily room, flreplaced living in range and oven, storm $36,000 — Manchester. Uto d e r MACHINE DESIGNER Ralph Aldrich, off Kelly Road, WE BUY, SEiLL or trade an­ Parking - Basement Storage D. Realty, 643-6129. REALTORS — MLS VERNON — LARGE custom 6 room, 1(4 baths, kitchen with We are open Monday WANTED — Journeyman elec Vernon, or call 644-8998. tique and used furniture, china, - Coin Operated Washers sewers, city water, curbs construction, 8 room built-ins, 2-car garage, $21,500. Large 6 room ranch with INSURORS room Ranch, huge recreation Colonial, 4 bedrooms, liv­ 8 ROOM COLONIAL through Friday until 9 p.m., trlcian or experienced helper, glass, silver, picture frames and Dryers - Lumtoated and sidewalks. Occtipancy room, cast iron radiation, 2- Robert Wolverton Agency, heated, finished ba.sement Saturday and Sunday until TOOL DESIGNER and old coins, old dolls and ing room, dining room, rec room and 2-car garage, Call 649-4817 or 643-1388. from Dusk to Dawn. Business Property to 2 weeks. VA, FHA and car garage, hillside setting. BARROWS & WALLACE Realtor, 649-2818. It’s a Gorgeous Affair. 6 p.m. BOLT ACfnON, 12 gauge Shot­ guns, hobby collections, attic For Sale 70 conventional financing. 188 E, Center Street family styled kitchen and large kitchen with built-in Capable ot designing parta of contents or whole estates. F\ir- NOW Ready for Hayes Agency, 643-4808. family room, rustic stone q>eeial maoblnery. gun, $28. 649-6624. Occupancy! BOLTON VICINITY — $11,600. We Want You To See It! di.shwa.sher. separate dining ELLSWORTH MITTEN Salesmen IfVanted 36-A niture Repair Service Talcott- Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. fireplace, 2(4 baths, built- area, large paneled den, Must Be Seen! DIRECTIONS: On Hill St. (Next to Savings Bank) MANCHESTER — $2,600 as­ Daily. Unusually clean 8 'i-room AGENCY RUGER Single 6 Revolver. Used ville. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. sumes $108 per month. 6 room in.s, 2-car attached ga­ We’ll build you another like it large bedrooms, ample Reastmable Rents! between Forbes and O ak - ranch, large kitchen, ceramic on your lot and take your home RE.\LTORS WOULD YOU LIKE to earn only few times. Well balanced The Thompson Offig* Open Till 9 P.M. Cape, close to everything. rage. Still time to choose bath, hot water heat, quiet closets, enclosed porch, one from $8,000 to $10,000 a year for beauty. Only $46. 742-8632. WILL cBUY and sell used fur­ look for Plnecrest office to your own decorating. in trade. ANDOVER Tueeday-Friday Neatly shrubbed, oil hot water 65 E. Center 8t., Manchester dead end street, large well bath finished, one unfinish­ Member Multiple Listing Senrioe PROCESS ENGINEERS what you do and not for who niture, appliances, etc. Call model Colonial. We’ll make you a good deal on ed, outbuilding, productive, 643-5541. House 648-4112 heat, aluminum combinations, landscaped (4 acre treed lot. you know? Progressive and Why pay more, when you 67 Cottage Street clean as a whistle Inside and this one. cultivated bluebern,' patch, Middle Tpke., E. Operation sheets, tooling and Diamonds— Watches— 416 Main St., East Hartford Minimum down, low monthly We just like to sell houses and young multi-million dollar com­ can get more luxurious liv­ out. Robert Wolverton Agency, payments. Hurry on this one! 1’4 acre lot, tree.'. Easily (Next to Cook’s Garage) BMdiods. Biqperienced only. pany interviewing applicants Jewelry 48 WANTED — Round wooden din­ please our customers. ing room table with leaves. ing - Janitor Services. Off Route 6, Building for­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. IDEAL LIVING FOR ” Realtor, 649-2813. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, Financed. Asking $16,500. for sales training prt^am . Call merly occupied by Andover 649-5246 THOSE WHO DESIRE EXCLUSIVE WITH THE 643-2766, Charles Nicholson, Phone 643-6930 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. WATCH AND JEWELRY repair Call 649-4381. Open for Inspection Machine A Etching, wired ►THE BEST. . .Large,^ Ve r n o n _ Ranch, 6(4 rooms. | MANCHESTER — Modern Cape 742-6364. Sunday 2:30 - 5:00 tog at reasonable prices. BUILT BY MCCARTHY for machine or tool shop, attractively furnish- aluminum combinations, full on quiet side street. Near 14 FLEMING STREET LAWRENCE F. FIANO PRIVATE PARTY wants 4 to 6- MANCHSSTER TOOL Prompt service, two watch­ ENTERPRISES, INC. ed rooms, centrally lo- basement, bullt-to oven and | school, bus. 1(4 baths, flre- SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 Rooms Without Board 59 Cali Evenings - Mr GUI, Owner for sale or lease, very rea­ room Colonial, fireplaces, BOLTON—Very cute Ranch. 4 MANCHESTER i-oom ’ Cape or older house to makers. Manchester’s oldest ______►cated one block from^ etove, dity water, exceptionally place, aluminum combinations, 643-2766 sonable. Richard Dimock 649-6008 Dutch oven, garage, barn, 3 rooms, plus breezeway and ga­ 1 Block West of Broad Realtor Manche.ster. Phone 649-5606. and DESIGN established Jeweler. F. E. i l ig h t HOUSEKEEPING fur- 643-4862 Mato St. on Cottage, easy clean, large as.sumable mort-1 Bel Air Real Estate. 843-9332. rage. Large lot. Location close EXECUTIVE Bray, 737 Mato St., State nished room off Main Street. acres, scenic view. $17,990 U &L R 1 Bl^ck South of Woodland Louis C. Dimock 649-9823 access to buses, shopping Price $14,500. Gaston to Manchester. Aluminum Charles Nicholson 742-6364 Theater Building. Women only. 649-7959 after 5 ►area, and dining facul­ Realty Co., 649-1902, 876-0319, BOWERS SCHOOL Cape — 8 Hayes Agency, 643-4803. “ Just lookers” cordially invited, Car Ban Proposedropos 2M Hartioad Road Agent on premises 811 day large bedrooms. 2 baths, ex­ combinations. $12,200. Ells­ JOHANNESBURG, South p.m Johanna Evans 649-6668 ties. . . . 649-6781. worth Mitten Agency. Real­ our salesman likes company. SALES TRAINEE J. D. REALTY ceptional kitchen, including $13,900 — Clean 3 - bedroom Africa — Johanneoburg o«fi- IdandiMter Fuel and Feed 49-A 618 Center Street Ranch, walk-out cellar, large Realty Co. tors, 643-8930. FURNISHED ROOMS, com­ For Further Information,, $14,600—One floor, 6 attractive dishwasher and disposal, GLENN ROBERTS VERNON—Cozy 6-room Ranch, ciaLs are considering a propoeal plete light housekeeping facili­ 648-6129 screened porch, fireplace, red­ lot, ■view, near school, a real SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw­ ' Please Call 649-2358 rooms, expandable second 643-2892 AGENCY 3 bedrooms, paneled fireplace, to ban all cars from the down- ties. Centrally located. Mrs. Shown By Appointment floor. Immaculate condition. wood finished basement. Own­ buy. Carlton W. Hutchins, to’^vn area, pro’viding free hue Are you a college g^raduate? ed any leng;th, free delivery. RCXKVILLE — Very pleasant MLS Realtors built-tos. storms, large lot. Dorsey, 14 Arch Street, Man Attached garage. Beautiful er 649-7408. Realtor, 649-5132. Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 BUYING OR SELLING transportation instead. Or, have you had some suc­ Quality guaranteed. B. Yeo­ Chester. 6-room apartment, utility room 644-1821 Owner, 875-2833. mans, 742-8002. porch. $115 monthly. Small THREE FAMILY house, 82 W. treed lot. Near bus. Bowers cess in the sales field? If Center Street. 649-6229, 9-6. School. Carlton W. Hutchins, VERNON — LIKE new 6 room ROCKVILLE — Cape Cod, 8 ‘Handling of Bolton Homes ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one family. References. 848-6614. L-shape brick ranch, mani­ IBXPERIBNCED shoe laleaper- so, we have a real oppor­ Realtor, 649-5132. rooms, 4 finished, aluminum A Specialty” s(m, full time, excellent start­ tunity and a real ^allenge. Garden—|Parm— ^Dairy block from Main Street, kitch­ Land For Sale 71 cured grounds, sparkling con­ combinations, city water and Our representatives are a en privileges, parking. 643-6127, EXTRA LARGE 8% - room dition. Under $20,000. Hayes sewerage, neat as a pin. Ex­ ing salary. Ihqulrs House A Apartment, heat, hot water, ap- VERMONT — Lunenburg, three SOUTH WINDSOR — Unique 6- itole Shoe Department. group of very successful Products 50 643-9828. Agency, 843-4803. ceptional buy at $12,490. Gm - FREDERICK M. GAAL men earning in the middle 6 pliauices, parking. Adults. acres, brook. Price $300, room Ranch with drive-in FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin ton Realty Co., 649Y902, 875- basement. And downstairs is MAN — . With ambition who figures. Can you qualify? Available Novem ^r 1. 649- George Brew, North Concord GANZER and CO. WEST SIDE VERNON CIRCLB Area — 5(4 0319, 649-6731. BROKER would like more money to the Intensive training with sal­ and Greening apples and ROOM FOR RENT Call 643- 6760. Vermont. . il room ranch, basement garage, a stunning family room and a Bose pears. Bottl Fruit Farm, second full bath. It’s tremen­ selling business read this! If ary and commission bonus. 5874. 'Brick Cape, 8 rooms com­ fireplace, combinations, built- 643-2682 — 643-0281 280 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. GIVES AWAY MONEY lns, very clean. Early occupsm- dous. and it’s only $17,600. you can be satisfied with a Please contact W. Ray EXCjEPnONALLY nice clean plete, living room fireplace, Hutch A Associates, Aetna cy. Tong;ren Agency, 643-6321. Glenn Roberts Agency, MLS minimum of $160 to $250 per APPLES — Macs, Cortlands, bedrooms in attractive home newer 14x20 foot garage, BOLTON CENTER Realtors. 644-1521, 643-0816. week, actual money not talk, Life Insurance Go,,. 278-2313. Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, for gentlemen. Best location. AT THIS OPEN HOUSE quiet street. Only $14,900. NICE CAPE — On big lot with MANCHESTER—119 Lake St. you should see me. I will talk Winesaps, Romes, Starks. 21 Church St. 649-4966. Four New 2-Bedroom Apartments country atmosphere yet still to MANCHESTER — 4 or 5-bed­ Dutch Colonial, frontage 238 to you and give you some hon­ Bunce Farm, 529 W. Center. Manchester. Large flreplaced Rambling 7-room Ranch feet, depth 360 jeet, 1(4 baths, est facts. You must have a car. room Colonial. Ideal 'family 643-8116. located at 9 West Middle Turnpike, Mancheeter. Oloee to WARREN E. HOWLAND living room. Aluminum storms, with 3 bedroms, basement, home. Fireplace. Large rooms. sunporch, aluminum combina­ There is no canvassing, leads Rooms With Board 59-A shopping, schools, churches. On bus Une. Occupaneg' Dec. 1. screens, doors. Immediate oc­ attic, 2-car attached ga­ Two full baths. Elxcellent con­ tions, 2-car garage, a beauty. are furnished, calls automatic. EXPERIENCED Shoe Sales­ PICK YOUR OWN Cauliflower rage, plus a single garage, Inquire West Side Realty, 649- man, salary plus commission. COMFORTABLE Room with Heat, hot water, ail electric kitchens including disposal. All Realtor cupancy. Norman Hohenthal, dition throughout. Central lo­ National company, national- I and Cabbage, 10c head. Mi­ Belflore Agency, 643-6121. beautiful setting, big trees, cation. Call owner, 849-7702. 4342. brand product known world Apply to person. Morton Shoe chael Kurys, French Road, Bol­ board, one block to bus, park­ apartments air-conditioned. AmiUe parking space, fnU KO Mato M. 648-1108 now vacant. over. Floaters and lazy sales­ Store, 778. Mato St.. Manches- ton, off Route 85. ing facilities. Call 643-0040. ceramic tile baths. TV antennas, cathedral-ceiling living NO DOWN PAYMENT possible ‘ ter. No phone calls. men please do not answer this rooms. on this modern oversized Cape. ad. A hard-worker will defi­ SPECIAL—FRESH EGGS. Pul­ Big- shed dormer, two full T. J. CROCKETT nitely make top money with let eggs. 4 dozen $1; mediums, Apartments— Flats— Help Wanted— ANDOVER — 8 family, 8-8-8 baths, large lot, only minutes REALTOR—643-1577 ■s. You will ^ back home 35c dozen. Al.so, large and ex­ Tenements 63 Shown by appointment only—CaU George Willard, good income, 3-car garage, from Manchester. Len Charbo Male or Female 37 tra large at low prices. Nat- •very night, working in your workshop, priced right. Call neau, Belfiol'e Agency, 643- OPEN HOUSE local home territory, it e r slsky Farms. Inc., 122 New- THREE-ROOM Apartment, hot 76 Steep HoUow Lane—648-0812 REAL ESTATE sales staff need­ John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-8261. 8121. training at Home Office marker Road, off Dart Hill water, bath, kitchen cabinets, 49 MOUNTAIN ROAD School. Please give the follow­ ed for branch office of old-line Road, Vernon-So. Windsor line. no furnace. Ideal for couple.’ IMMACULATE six-room Ranch, CON(X)RD RD. — Beautiful' professional Real Estate office. JAN DRIVtiMOff London Road, ing information to your first 844-0304. • 649-9043. East HebronX; 8 bedroom in' nice setting, plastered walls, ranch, large living room, form -' letter to apply for this posi­ Excellent training assured. quality everywhere, parklike al dining room, cabinet kitchen, Commission potential unlimit­ ranch, large li'ving room with tion: Age, present and last firepiMe. Built-in oven and treed and shrubbed yard. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th ed. Contact Mr. Werbner, Jar­ Priced to sell immediately. landscaped yard. Marion E. ; position, marital status, sales vis Realty Co., 643-4112. eounter top range. Recreation background helpful, but not EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT OPEN SUN— 1 P.M. TILL DARK room. Lsurge lot. To assume Len Charboneau, Belflore Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. | necessary.. A top-notch man MAN OR WOMAN to operate I present mortgage $2,700 cash Agency, 643-6121. will be hired as a sales mana­ Billing Department. Will have | ( required. Madeline Smith, SEVEN ROOM spacious hom e: 2:00 P.M.-S:00 P.M. ger during our expansion pro­ complete charge of depart­ Realtor, 649-1642. in Manchester on quiet street, gram this, month. Mention this ment in Manchester retail es-; Notice To Taxpayers Coventry Privacy 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2-1 to your letter if you feel you tablishment.. Write stating j HIGHLAND WOODS VERNON STREET— WEST — MANCHESTER car garage, asking $19,500. Out j I are qualified. Write Box H. qualifications and experience of state owner wants offers. ' Manchester Herald, Meuiches- to Box A, Herald. All taxes unpaid Nov. 1 shall be charged Va of $9,900 - LAKE Philbrick Agehcy. 649-8484. | 7-ROOM SHOWCASE ter. GLASTONBURY, CONN. SUNDAY, OCT. 27— 1 to 5 P.M. A STEP IN THE 1 % interest per month until paid. RIGHT DIRECTION PRIVILEGES STATELY 10 room mansion. All j hearfh-warming... maintenance m a n for Situations Wanted— “ FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER" (Follfttc the signs off East Center Street) rooms extremely large. Five nights. Inquire Manchester Female « 38 MARY P. LARAIA, Hidden somewhere to this beauteautftu 'ul split level, 7-room Location? Near Bowers, Ill- Three bedroom home.joll hot fireplaces, 4(4 bq^hs, 2-car Spacious family room off family size kitchen, Memorial Hospital Mainte­ tag, and Manchester High water heat, paneled family garage. Spacious grounds add This is WHITEHALL MANOR nance Shop, to rear, between GENERAL OFFICE WORK — Tax Colector, 623,900-«29,SOO raised ranch is a BRAND NEW,( , T ^ DOLLAR BHX, and BmooIs. There’s a 23-foot beauty and distinction to this formal dining room, living[g room 17^2 1 < yo x 22, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. room with fireplace, porch, Excellent typist. PBX experi­ 32 Main Street. K’s “finders keepers." Uvtog room, separate dining 2-car garage, acre treed beautiful home. $39,000. Phil- i large ^drooms, 2 full ence. Have transportatiem. Call room, modern kitchen, 1(4 lot, quick occupancy, easily brick Agency, 649-8464, ^ t h s , 2-car garage, com­ in EAST HARTFORD L a t h e o p e r a t o r — Experi­ In the roUtog Mtonechaug Hills, a few minutes drive Check the fireplace, the buUt-tos, the recreation room, enced- to running small lots, aU 878-8178 anytime after 8. baths, t bedrooms, den (or financed. pleted rec rpom. >34,000 from Manchester—A prestige area, limited to 86 homea extra large bedrooms or oversized two-car g;arage. MANCHESTER—Excellent. Spa­ beneflta. Dean Machine Prod­ OFFICE— 32 MAIN ST. 4th bedroom), screened An exceptional community of fine Open for your Inspection are two four-bedroom Colonials porch, and gar&ge. Shown cious 5-room Ranch. Full base­ ucts, 165 Adams St., Manches­ IRONING DONE to my home. It’s our way of asking you to really examine each quaU- ter. With Hours —a Garrison Colonial aiid a Contempqrary Ranch, each at your convenience. LAWRENCE F. FIANO ment. Rec roqm. Garage. homes built by Stone and Goldberg Tel. 649-4013. in a beautiful setting. ig feature—then compare at $28,500. Large lot. Delightful commu­ ALL AROUND MACHINIST— Realtor 643-2766 nity. H. B. Grady, Broker, FORMER state employs now October 9:00-12:00 A.M. Directions: From Manchester, follow Mato St. south, Excellent financing, immediate occupany. ELVA TYLER - 643-8009. 80 ARNOTT ROAD Experienced to producing ex­ retired desires work as com­ Charleq Nicholson 742^64 perimental quantities, aU bene­ 1:00-5:00 P.M. past Country Club, straight cm Manchester RcL, High­ P.8. It has all aluminum olapbotuds. For details—o«R REALTOR Directions: Take Wilbur Cross Parkway to Exit 91, turn left panion, knowledge of typing. land Woods entrance Is on left about half mUe beyond BOLTON—Brookfield Rd. <3us- 5-BOOM RANCH. OARAGE, fits. Dean Machine Products, Can drive car. Excellent ref­ 649-4469 ... * 2 1 3 0 0 on Forbes Street and then left on Silver Lane to 168 Adams St., Manchester. Monday thru Soturdoy Mtonechaug-Golf Course. FoUow yeUow arrows. tom built 6(4 room'Ranch, ideal WOODED LOT...... erences. CaU 649-4186. CLEAN six-room Ranch with nelghbortiood for children, 4 Oak Street. Right on Oak to Hills Street. Right NEAT, INTBU.UGENT~ MAN Nov. 1-9:00-12:00 A.M. ONLY aluminum siding, aluminum bedrooms, ample cabinets and '| again on Hills Street. to fill sales vacancy to estab- GANZER and CO. storms and screens, plastered closets, natural woodwork,' Philbrick Agency Dogs—^Birds—^Pets 41 RIDGEWAY REALTY CO. BAST 8E<3TION — Older type. plaster . wsJls, patio, tool shed, Ushed business. Average week- Oqlineciticut’s most progressive reel eetate ofltoe. Near bus. 6 bright rooms, fire­ walls, patios front and rear. Phon* 289-7711 - ly earnings $96 plus bonus. For POODLES — Adorable white Other9imes will be Monday and Thursday 867 EAEAST CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER Job transfer forces fast sale. amesite drive, alumimun com­ 649-8464 v WEST HARTFORD, CONN—2S6-66AS place. Full basement. Deep lot. binations. Lot 150x200, *17,900.1 appointment phone collect— toys, wonderful Christmas ONLY from 10:00 A.M.-2K)0 P.M. TWcfihone 648-7667 *14,000. H. B. (Jrady, Broker, Norman Hohenthal , Belflore Palmer, Mass. 38-86640. (Code gift, AKC registered,- 7 weeks / Ma-aooa. Agency, a4M 12L *■ Original owner 640-0270. old. 649-0908.

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In Art, Craft Show CHANGES A'r'43RANDWAY The Grandway Store at the j ■ r' ' > ' Manchester Shopplngx^^ritade Winning entries in the Arts and Crafts Festival being recently made new Innbvatlons hdd at Manchester High School last night, today and and additions to its store opera­ tomorrow, under the co-sponsorship of the Manchester tions Including “no waiting” fer Fine Arts Association and the Manchester Lions Club, customer heck-out. chosen yesterday after-^ New speed “check-out sta­ were tions” have been added and re­ noon prior to the show’s open­ Kravitz, $25; ‘.‘Eastern Spar­ located In the food department; ing. kle" by Edward N. Kenway, Ttie IbUorwiing are ail profes­ a new costume jewelry and second place, Taylor Wine Co. hand-bag counter has been ad­ |r I I I J S I sional awards: prize. ded; a newly acquired char^|e- In oUa, the reallatic land- In the miscellaneous group­ card system has been employ­ soepes designated winners were ing, first place went to "Atem- ed; ready-to-wear Items depart­ IPaseing of Autumn,” ories of Winter Past” by Nancy ments have been expanded; and Myrtle Carlson, first place Smith, Frances Moore Co. the toy department has been award of donated by the prize. Sculpture first place was > doubled for the coming holiday Iff ' % ' k g ‘-'A * 't^ii} -W •*'’ ‘-I-^•• • Iona Manufacturing Co.; "Vet- "Cool Combo” by Lu Gustaf­ season. aran of Fall” by L iz Humphries, son, Nassiff Arms award; Bob Flint, formerly of Youth second piaoe, E. A. Johnson “B ^ le ” by Norman Narkon, GuM Preacher Centre, has been named to head Paint and WaUpaper Co., award second place. Delta Brush Co. The Rev. Leslie R. Ostberg the Men’s and Boy's Depart­ of |10: “Green Hose House” by prize. of Quincy, Masl»., will be the ment. Robert KroU and Ronnie 1 ■ , - f . . . > C. R. Neagle, third place, Delta In the amateur groups, win guest speaker at Trinity Cove­ Brault, both Manchester, have Brush Co., prize; "Shajdawed ners in various categories were: nant Church Sunday at 8 p.m. been nami i section managers; ” ■ ^ 1* S ^ Aroma” by L iz Humprles, hon­ For realistic oil landscapes, Emanuel Lutheran Church and and Lete Phlllimore, formerly orable mention, Frances Moore “Winter at the Mill” by Fran­ Concordia Lutheran Church will of Manchester Mills, is now In Co., prize. cis Pullto, first place. Hazel also be guests for a united Re- charge of all Children's Wear, Winners in the realistic sea­ Finlay, $25; "Street Scene” by fomAtion Day Service. This scapes in oils were “In Port” Suzanne Parlette, seocmd place, day/is annually observed by GETS PROMOTION by Tom Grezel, first place, Man­ Hartford Framing, $10; “Snow churches across the country Rttymond D. BlaiKx> Jr. of 136 chester Evening Herald, $25; Valley” by Russell Winther, which are associated with the Hollister St. has been appoint­ ••Motif No. 1" by Ted Drake, third place, Manchester Wall­ National Association of Evan­ ed regional field supervisor for John J. Zapadka, 20-year votwan nurseryman, hhs introduced a fiesy innovation at lus aeoond place, B. and N. Agency, paper and Paint Co. prize; "Re­ gelicals, a Protestant organiza­ the Great American Life Insur­ Woodland Gardens firm, 168 Woo^and St., with a self-service greenhotwe. dwwn ^ left. |10; "Sunrise” by Armand flections in the River” by Mary tion with over two million ance Oo. of Eazt Orange, N. J. The ereenhouse, 26 by 100 feelt, has wide amesite isles in which cu9tomera.may wmeri a N«v«u, third place, Newmasters Oppelt, honorable mention, members. Blanco, a native Mh.nohester- cart around in selecting their plants.” Z a p ia ^ is one of the Fine Arts Materials Co. prize. Frances Moore Co. prize. The Rev. Mr. Ostberg has Ite who has his headquarters at area to have smeh facilities for quicker customer service. He pose Stttl Ufe, realistically done in Realistic seascapes in oils, chbsen as his topic, "The Pll- with him in the business. Leon and Richard Zapadka, both graduates the here Oils, awards were “Begonias” "Sunset’’ by Mary Oppelt, first grimmage of Faith.” Bom in rtty of Connecticut. The firm, one of the largest growers of pansira and bedding p k ^ by Jeanette EHoh, rinit place. place, Manchester Fine Art As­ Kansas and reared in Seattle, in New Elnglend, grows its ptanta in containers of a dozen each, and have prepared tnem Stone and Goldberg, >25; "Bowl sociation, $16; "Before the Wash., he is pastor of the Cov­ fo r lin in g and shimmer planting. (H erald photo by Oflaina.) of Ftowers” by Barbara Bono- Storm” by Nancy Hannon, sec­ enant Congregational Church of ond place, Robert Simmons Co. mo, second place. Garden Grove; Quincy. He received his educa­ distance covered by the bottle microscopes priced at $12 to Rockville Auto Parts and Man­ $10; “Alice’s Flowers” by Do­ prize; “Sea’s Edge” by Cherie tion at North Park College ana chester Auto Parts, will be Peterson,* third place, Robert In its drift to shore will be used $50 to provide economical ex­ lores Bartlett, third place. Delta 'Iheologrical Seminary of Chi­ by the government agency in pansion of school science pro­ held for area mechanics Tues­ ally I Sinunons Co. prize. day at 7:30, at the Anny A fertU Brush Co., prize; ”StlU Life” by In oils, realistic riiU life, cago, 111., and at Drake Univer­ plotting hydrographic charts grams for younger students... Carolyn Bentley, honorable sity, Des Moines, Iowa. Also, Associated Testing Labor­ Navy Club, 1090 Main S t, as o r e first plcu^ went to “Still Life” and maps which serve as vital part of a special "Highway mention, Frances Moore Co., «He has held pastorates in navigational aids for Ships at atories Inc., Wayne, N.J., has ephei by Rita Leski, Iona Manufac­ Safety Program.” Frank serin prize. turing Co., $26; “Glada” by Lee Pennsylvania, Iowa, UUnoisand come up with a new type auto­ Massachusetts. He served in Thompson, professor at Frank­ uce In ttie wateroolor divinion, Sheehan, seconid place, Eugene Rowley found his battle on mobile washing machine called lin Tech in Providence, R. I., fhwt place was awarded to Worcester, Mass., from 1945 to the shore of Cape Cod Bey, the "Pacemaker.” It is portable, this Kelley Insurance, $10; “Flow- will be guest speaker. origl “Aurtamn 8km” by Jerry Bojo, em” Iw Mildred Llsk, third 1960, and has been in his pres­ North Truro, Mass., and Bet­ low" priced, one-mism operated, Manchester Modes, $26; ”Sum- ent parish since 1961. He has tencourt came across his bot­ and oan be used Inside or out­ Frldi place, Morllla Paint Co. prize; CORRECTION; The Rogers "T mer Garden” by Rita Beitko, ”SUK>erB” by H. W. Hamlin served on numerous denomina­ tle While on Nashwena Island, side while requiring no more Corp. of Rogers and Manches­ seoond pftaoe, Corot Casuals honorable mention, Sherwin tional and conference boards Maas. space than the length of an utter ter recently signed a new two- to It prise. Willlems Co. prize. and committees. Most recently, average oar for Its operation. year contract with Its workers Nothmg Portrait awards went to “The First place in watorcolors he served as chairman of the Daniel Carey, 66 Ludlow Rd„ and The Herald last Saturday MantelVa” by Barbara Bonomo, was awarded to “Connecticut Commission on Covenant Free­ and Aaron Crok, 562 B. Mid­ Popular Markete Inc., of reported the wrong per cents first place, Stone and Goldberg, Farm” by Victoria Jennings. dom and Theology. dle Tpke., Manchester, and which one outlet is located at of increase. The correct figures, measw0§ $25; "WCr. Gafllagan” by Leo Manohesber Fine Arts Aasocia- ’Ihe adult choir o< the ’Trin­ Bruce R. Bengston. 10 Gwge 726 E. Middle Tpke., reports as listed In the contract be­ •TsolDabbB. second piaoe. Delta Uon, $10; “Children at Play’ ity Covenant Chiuxdi wUl sing Dr.. RockviUe, and their wives, gross sales of $26,265,863 for tween the firm and the workers Brush Co. award. by Louise Lord, aeoond [dace wider the direction at Mias ai« expected to attend the Mo­ the year ended Sept. 28, 1963. —United Papermakers and Pa- up to a Figure studies winners were Fiancee Moore Co. prize. IXanne Platt, organist and bil Dealer Convention'’ Monday The total shows an Increase of perworkers AFL-CIO, shfow lo­ ••Afrtcem Voodoo” by Hugh M. In the figure studies division, choir director. Bzymond D. Blanco Jr. and Tuesday at the Ooheord $2,504,478 or 11 per cent over cal employes receiving a 8 per Poe. first place, Sears, Roebuck first place went to "Auction’' Since no united service has 76 Pearl St., Hartford, is a Hotel, Klamesha Lake, N.Y. the oorrespondlng period of the cent booet, as of Oct 1, and a StM hM tf and Co. prize. by Rita 'Laski, Willie’e Steak been planned this year by the graduate of the Univeraity of More than 1,000 Mobil dealers, previous year. 3 per cent increase on Oct. 6, The albotmct first ptaoe went House prize. Manchester Council of Church­ Hartford where be received a and wives, are expected to at­ 1964. Windham Lodge of Wllll- to "Town Sunset" by June “Springe” by Barbera Gold­ es, the public is welcome to bachelor of science degree in tend. Special programs, includ­ Joseph P. Shea, a Manchester mantic will have a 12-cent In­ homel Thomas, $26;. "Meadows” by berg was first place winner In attend this service. businesB. ing a fashion Show for the native and high school graduate, crease of 2 per cent and 2.5 per Ted Drake, second place, New- the albstract group, Sherwin H« has served wMh the Army women, are planned. who now lives In East Hartford, cent on the respective dates as mastera Fine Arts Materials Williams Co. prize. and entered the Itfe insurance has been promoted to an ex­ mentioned; and Oak Lodge of ManchestOT. Co. prize; “Blue Image’’ by , Pastel first place‘winner was Ansaldi to Help bustneas in 1957 with Pruden­ Knio R. Rotatori, recently aminer in the life, accident and KUllngly will receive 17 cents Jeanette Etch, prize donated “East ■ Glastonbury” by Sue tial: leaving tbot firm in 1961 of 37 Clinton St., has been group claims department at the an hour more, as will Manches­ anonymouslty. Mather, Shoor Jewelers award; to estabUrti Ms own agency in named manager of the Friendly Travelers Insurance Companies ter, with 3 per cent booet as of Ridge STrst place in the pastel “Winter Nature Study No. 2” Test-Seal Walks Miancihester. He joined Life Ice Cream Shop at Lincoln St. at Hartford. Oct. 1 and a 3.2 per cent In­ group went to “Betty Liee” by by Lu Gustafson, second place, Insurance Oo. of North America Worcester. crease on Oct. 8, 1964. Im­ 14s Humphries, Frances Moore Frances Moore Co. prize. Because, the town highway in 1962 and resigned from that A “Generator and Starter provements and other fringe Co. prize; “Study in Pink” by In the photography division, de{>artment docs not have the firm to aastune new duties with Regal Men’s Shop ait 907 Clinic,” sponsored by the [benefits are also In the con­ MyrtSe Carlson, honorable men­ •Newsman” b y, Richard Cohon, men or equipment available for GrMt American Life. Main St. is currently celebrat­ Hampden Automotive Supply, tract tion, Sherwin WllUams Co. first place, Salem Nassiff Pho­ the scale-arresting spraying of ing its 23rd Anniversary Sale. pitine. to Shop award; “Friends” by curbs and sldeweJks, the town RBTIKE8 Awards in the new O r o a a Highway wtU provide paiktaig apace for living in a free country. Add to your sav­ (Baldwin R oad). some 100 cars, he said. Watch for signa. The McKee St. plant' is ex­ on aU regular ings account regularly . . . you help yourself 1 pected to open In the near fu­ Opon Neon THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR ture. savings accounta and your country grow. IT ALL ADDS UP. to Dork PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS BEACHOOMBiaS Cempitl* Savings and Landing Sorviets Sot. tlR 6 p.m. (Excepting Motor Vehicles) Herbert 8. Rowley HI of 62 Phono emnton at. and Clarence Bet­ Mecnber of.J'ederal 844-1508 Such Hats shall be filed not later than November tencourt lOf 17 Helalne Rd. have Depooit Insurance Oorp. ART TEDFORD each been proclaimed “a right Ifit each year, or if the first shall bb a Sunday or^ Well-known local bather honorable fellow in the Worid- legal holiday then on the next business day foUow- wlU be pleased to greet wide Brotherhood of Beach SIT inR. (rieiidB now at combers.’’ avings lilank of lu anchester Failure to file such list by November 1st means THE NEW Why? ■ Becews e th«j$* have, each WEST BRANCH TEN PER CENT addition to the assessment as re­ MAIN found a bottle, tiwo of hun­ MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH quired by the State Statute. BARBER SHOP dreds of bottles recently re­ 923 Main St. 285 fost Center St. Manchester Parkadc T Cor. Lenox St. West Middle Turnpike A Mew HmwiiiK Ar Oe^ « * * 701 Main Street ^ leased by American Old Com­ OPFN THURSDAY REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECLARED pany in cooperation with the 611 New Park Avenue (Between Bralnard PUm U.S. Coast Guard and Geodetlp IVININCS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHES OPFN FRIDAYS to 8 p.'n. P. JOSEPH MURPHY, Assessor nnd Blssell S t) • AM. to • FM .Sun«y. Went Hartfoid—lSB-BSSS InfomiaiWow on tbs Mb s a akiALWAYlflMir €P

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By RUTH H. THOMPSON 4 Willoughby it shbays by­ Hew often do you suppose passed and the gentle conduc­ you-'ve tossed off the' phrase tor gets off explaining, "This is "Twilight Zone" of late to dis­ Willoughby where a man can pose ^ a topic that's neithei live his life in full measure.” hero nor there, or maybe fuazy Tan, trim, attractive, still around the edges, or mayhe only in his thirties, Rod isn't reaUy spooky? consumed by his succees, doesn't It seems as though this throw his weight around. When handy amalgum of words that we were discussing a popular 'wi^sips up ths unwrappable has New York restaurant' he said been around forever, but actu­ he hadn't been there and won­ ally its only five years since the dered if R would be hard to fertUe brain of Rod Serling get in! oreated it to describe the "Rod's a millionaire by now, ephemeral setting for the OB8 I guess,” an actor friend of series he hosts ae. well as prod­ his told me, “but he'll always uce and writes — (and which use hie expensive time to do a t 'e l this season has reverted to its favor.” He went on to tell how original half-hour format — Rod hod leaped to the rescue of Fridays .'9;80 p.m.i. somebody else's script and doc­ •’Twilight Zone for sure.” 1 tored H without a fee into a uttered to myself as I hurried hit. to ihy Interview with Rod be- But Rod himself has a sadder yothmg A>tne” is surrounded by a group of the apooky influence of Red Serling on the too harsh in my immediate types his fertile brain dreams up for the CBS Friday night series. A nvaster of reoMsm judgment of students because as well as fantasy, Serlin has won five Emmy aw ar^. medium, let alone the leuiguage. I Judge as' a writer. You see, He can handle the harsheet to me, individual style is every* realty ("Patterns” and "Re- thing, and many of them were qulem for a Heavyweight”) as still going through phases of w el as the sensitively wrought influence. You could spot the SATURDAY Television PROGRAM "Twilight Zone.” devotees of Steinbeck, Ayn And whait does he have to 12:$ ( 8) Sky Kiiijr G a m es i 1:00 < R) Ale Movia Rand, Hemingway. <22-S0) Sffl. PreRtoB •f tlw Preview of coming, and review | “Return of Dr. X." Humphrey My for himself and his work T I "I was interested in the Y ukon of past. Olympic Games. I B o g art w M I were Arhtur Miller and shaping of the different eras < 8<20) B uko B u n ay Hosts: Jim McKay. Curt ' (40) The Lord’s Prayer had written 'Death of a Salee- <40) C an d lep in B ow ling G ow dy. 1:10 ( 3) News* and Weather on students.' As a freshman, I 12 :M ( S) Do ¥ • ■ Know (22-30) International Show­ ( 8) M an To M an mkn.’ ” was an old man of 23 (World "Tho American Indian" la tim e 1:15 ( 3) News and Weather But being a genuinely gra- War n and paratrooping in the question and answer book for i ( 3)-Score Board 1:20 ( 3) San Francisco Beat okKM man, he let himself be led two 9 to 12-yeir-old teams. < S) Weather, Sports and 1:M ( 3) Moment of Meditation Paciflc came first). I'd say my <23>30> The Rallwinkle Show N ew s '2:15 ( 8) Newscope. Moments ■of bank to a disoussion of his own group was certainly more ma­ ' Experiments In Rela­ Grafton suspectii the offer' of (Bill Danal as a financial ty­ paying rent— tiv ity " a better lob • Is ".really Setting. Not that, he . himself "Seven Days in May” with (13) Millios Dollar Movie scheme to make hint quit. coon, hut he uses his share t* sometimes easier. dotort’t like the work others .Kirk Douglas and Frederic "King's Ann Bhe Sheridan, <22-30> Jney flUhop Show gopd advantage in the episode, Even with a March. Furth.ermore, in addi­ <22>. R stn■rday rd ay Afternoon Fea- (C olor) conventional , . '1 because he> generous tnrq Joey la called to a hotel to “Jose the' Stookhqlder'' mi wMi his pralM. tion to “Twilight Zone,” he's "Mr. Lucky, Cary Grant. claim a mysterious “watch- NBC-TV’s, ‘The Bill Dsuia mortgage, you’re He. says if he Had to piok one doing two original teleplays for 2:30 ( 3>. Movie maoalHt" he didn't , know he ’Show” Su,nday, Got. 27 (8 p-na.' way ahead when the Bob Hope Theater. “Macao." ‘ Robert Mltchum, lost. EST); . . you buy instead eplMde as hit favortte It wouM J. R u ssell < 8-20-40) Lawrence Wolk we M barly one' where a train Ry probing on I did locate <201 llew llsg Shew of pa3ring rent. Bnally .sto ^ 'at the mystioal onene adverse effect* television (30) ChmmM'Mi9kt|i Bowling Musical hour of som|^. danc­ (M) Dancci Party ing and instrumental solof Our experienced success has had. on this vibrant, from HollvWood. ------1— ------1 — (M) Alriraa Patral i staff will handle witty man. It'q grlven him over­ IS it!) W m lU ax • rOt < S> The Defenders the details no awe of the stage. "Write a out a boy named ( 9-Zt-M) AP l Hlxhllxhle “Something of Value." Rock Roundup of aP the week's Hudson. Dana Wynter. Per­ ^ k n e k now. Biff whose father .is a sales- American Football League sonal conflicts beset peoplb | man;*’ I uraved goodbye on games. Chirt Gowdy, Paul involved In the Mau Mau up­ ELECTRONICS SPLIT USVEL that deathly note. Christman comment. risin g . > 7lftV B ig P ic tu re 2:23 ( 8-23^) The Jerry Lewis . $ 1 8 ,9 9 0 <22) Bare et °the Week Shew LABORATORIES (30) Ten Pin Tonrnameat Comedy-variety with guest Orlndl (Imogene Coca) stale­ S;M (22-30) NIX UghUghte stars. Live from . BAISED RANCH mates a murder trial Jury on ntmed higtilMts of the 13:33 ( 3) G nnsm eke C. LEROT NORRIS which she is serving because week's seven National I^eague Jam es Amess. Depnls Weaver. 277 BROAD $ 1 9 ,8 9 0 ' President Football Games. Jim Learn­ A mlld-seemlng cowboy leada she believes the accused man ing. commentator. Dillon on a^trall of senseless FORUM HOUSE lasuranee of All Kinds innocent, in "One Angry 3-20-40) Wide WoHd of killings. Bonds Grindl” on NBC-TVs "Grindl" 4BiNirtsrts 11:3# ( 8) News, sports and Weeth- National Karting Champloiv- $ 2 1 ,4 9 0 187 E. Center SL—848-4117 seriSb Sunday, Oct. 27 (8:30 ships. National AAU Outdoor (33) News and Weather p.m. BST). Synchronised S w 1 m m 1 n g ( i 3) Saturday Spectacular CLOSED T h e Manchester Chanmionships. “The Dark Comer," Lucille Ridge accent is on (18) l^nchdown BaP. C. Webb. 5:30 (30) Captain Gallant ) (S3) L a te Shew value — wltli Hot- IC E p l a n t O P E N (18) Bare of the Week “." J. Jones SATURDAYS point built-in ovens WEEKDAYS 8 A.M. to 5:80 P.M.—SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. (22) 10 P in T o u rn a m e n t (22) Ratuiday Night Bepert and surface cooking CRACKED ICE—BLOCK ICE-CUBES 0:0 G8) T o p Star Bowling ) (22) Curtain Time (22)- S a tu rd a y N ight B epont “I’ll Cry Tomorrow," 8. Hay- AT NOON units. 51 BISSELL ST. (SO) High School Sports •ward Phone 643-1129 B oundup (43) Saturday Rditien L T. WOOD CO. 3:18 (22) Changing Times i ( 8) Big Movie (SO) Around Town "CalilkV. the Immortal Mon- IRm East From Main S t At State Theater On -To BiaeeU (30) Washington Boport ster.” J. Merval TV-Radio, Sales and Serrlw ( 8-20-40) IK W in te r O ly m p le I (43) Sheck Theater

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eh* dates hi the top spots Mm SUNDAY T eie«h h n PROGRAM Las Vegas, So i£e isn't suffering. But TUESDAY Televi^rm PROGRAM Tim« Channel ^ ^ ncded personailW* (At) Stroet of Daacoc TV ISotehook Nto ean’t help but wonder iriiere 9:45 ( 8) Sacred Heart M 8 ( 8) Out M Ipertg 1:M ( S) A Qneit for Certniaiv t m ( 3) K Favorite M a a ^ she would have been U she eiit Ohaaael < St To Ten the L On Bearing Mnsle R t i ( 3) N.F.L. F o o t b J r ^ R v Walston, Katfasr ^ l a h . < 8) Bonaato al 0 *m ( 8) Morninff Seminar ^ (Giants up a little bit along the way. dB48) Bedige S:d# ( S) The Chrirtopiiers TDiole Martin Is insuted whaa By N C K HXJBIBB ( 8) Mawsoope Richard Egan, Kathle Browne. < 5> M d Qrtiaiii / a teeM gar him to prova 8) PMfUe af Eqnoe Jim encounters a knlfe-wteld- there la no Ufa on Man. HEADQUAKTERS Neiwapapeg BMerprlee Aagn. Fan lettersT They doWt Ing former boyfriend of a lone­ , (S0> AgricnUnre on jParaAn Fmtare (BS-BB) Wsaderial WsrM el (8\ 9f ) mAdmiral Jaek ly girl he befriends. (45) Dawn BIMe InrtiMa (tl> OaptaU OaltaiK OsiM (Color) NBW TOOK (NElA)-li(»ok- mean a thing. (88) Weather t:45 < S) Davey and GolSSu (M) BIc rietan taig back ait her career, IVuttt TraUmaster T 84444) MeBala’e Navy (8 ) Off^tio Adrenthra Fart I of a muslccd blogr^itay This Muisiiihng opinion ocomb ( 8) latoraatioiuU logo News Ernest Borgnine. Parker gets BiM < B) DiraottoM ’M of Joann Strauas atarrioE IMge can't help but wonder bow from Edward Byrnes who, for ( 8) Prietea af H T T B aateS 4 ^ (8 3 3 ). Movie the worst of trytim to teach (IS) BIc notaM Brian Aherns, Kerwin M u- 3*r She wotdd have gone B ( 8 tePa Tata Atest (88) Mahe Boem tor 9od8r Judo to five beautiful nurses. Mea late Spaea thews. JhjL dSsAL a time, was getting so many ( 8) OotaaiB (18) MUUaa DoUar M e r i e ^ (M) Manra (SB) Braryauui’a FaarfBr ( S-SB-tB) Traveta of Jasnis MmVI been a more oontroverMal fan letters he almost madie tlM 8:88 (48) <1 g-'^sa^ssJsr* _ <4B) Ale FoTM Btarr ( 8) The BMIemsa 1 X 31 Fetttoeat JaneUoa <44) SiMsred Heart MoFheeten figure. Post OfOoe a ptofX-mali- 4:88 ( 8) (38) Film Bea Benaderet, Edgar Btichan- • iBB New* Eaean Frank BUvera, Doona Andap- ( 8) Jack La LaaBo (88) Three Stoegea an. !fK 25®*^^ Heart Program A re-traclnc of the Ufa of son. Doc exchange* cures wRh Mias Page m ai>o%at aa oon- ia g institution. But ha sooCBb (8848) B on p w Beam * ^ i ^ ! Chrirtopkem artlat Vincent Van O o cTi (M) The Admiral and (13-84) The Blehard Boaae ( 8> Snnrlie Semerter an Indian medicine man. truvendal as a pat of butter. ait ttwir importanoe. (48) Beaa the Okwa Shew n e w Uiroushaeaewu^sa hlaaiuy ownVWBA worda^ WVliVA*, pamt- SiBB ( S) Bd Salllvaa Show IN RADIO. TELEVISION ( 8) DahMe D i^ a Shaw (84) Frtoa~ Olaat Robert Blake, Laura Devon. < S) n U U the Aaawar incs and drawlnga. Lm J. Blntlre pronam devoted ta Bbe 806*8 as Car removed fhom Um “Fan lettera don't nksan ( *> Leave » Ta Boovas (M) This is the life Cobb and Martin (Babel nar­ (88) Barly A Mexican flaherman's find at ____ <4d) Oral Heberts Moscow Slate CHreua. Many Urn Taylor mold aa a Mtten Bnaeh 4o a star's suoosss,” be ( 8) Beat af Oroaebo "I Wanted Wtnge.” Wba. Bel a pearl haa an impact on bis rate. (R) (Color) acts ahoam for the first time ( i) Ktog aa« Odte 8h*w en. My ( S) D ran ei on American TV. and STEREO ftom a aalMr-toothed tiger. And says. "Nobody pays taay at­ Tillage. Religious series with Dr. tention to whether yon gat 1,* < 8) Newa M B ( 8) Qaiek Draw MeOattw (834-44) Greatest Show ea (IB) MUlba Dollar M «lo • iSB (SMB) GrIadI aba thteks that peibapB ahe (8848) Say WI (M) What’s New Barth ( O ^ ) George Crothers. “ Klnirs Row." A. Sheridan Imogens Goes. Qrindl't belief ooted have achieved more had (K» a week or 5,000. Oh, its (-8) Olri^aBi < 8) iewish News Views _ (4B) Aealicament Vadetwater (M) Adveatare la Ttane Jack Pmance, Stuart Krwin. (22) Chalice of Sahratiea In a man’s Innoceaoa stale­ Mie been a Mt more oolorM good for your ego, but that’s (48) Haratac Maria 8«44 ( 1) Newa aad Weathor Fabian guests aa an aerhdtot t;M ( S-XB.4B) A.F.I.. Faothall mates a murder trial iury. Service On All Models 18:88 ( S)^aaamak«va Maa4a <9t) Sacrifice of the Mas# Kanaaa va. Houaton. al’, tb,.qe years. an. When Kookie was hot, I (U) la the Fablle brtaaaot accused of homicide. _ _ (4d) This is the life ( S-3BAB) Anreri a ^ t i M (8t48> Manr Otiflia (N) Big Plotnre ( 8) The Jaek Beaay Program 4;BB (B2-SB) Snada.r Premiere Ben Oaszara, Joseph SchO- got aaore fan letters than arnr- ( 8) Whe Da Yea Traa4f M :M S) Look Up and liv e Hoet Frank Blair. News de­ (14) Planet Bartt Gueat------stars: James and md Gloria Part IV of a four^part drama kraudt Retired master tool­ body, but it didn’t help m HriB (8848) O aaeaat^aa friS (M> Stoney Barks Stewart. velopments In world affairs, maker kills his replacement In ( 8-8448) Tke Prise la Bh*t 8:18 ( 8) Sporta, Newa aad Went (84) Of FseU aad__ Poetry contrasting reactions of four music, art, science, sports, a rage. IF YOU OWN A BOAT CHECK OUR much.” arsons to the complex racial theatre. ) ( 8) The " Garry ^ Mcare fflww £sues. liBB ( S) Jady Garlaad Show Mlayhe not, but Wamar Bros., ( 8r34-48) Bsvea Kara 844 ( 8) Newa Feat:atured: Durward Kirby. ( 8> Intematieaal Sene S4B ( S) Baaday Sports Spee- Featured: Jerryerry Van Dyke. MARINE EQUIPMENT which produced the 77 Sunset M 48 ( 8) Lave al Ufa ( 8) OatUw Guests: Nancy Busaault, AUaa (40> Faith for Today tacBlar Oueat Stars: June Allysou, atrip show which made Kookie (8848) Year FIrat ■ - r - T r i il (18) Ufa at Bltoy Sherman, Dorothy Loudon. U:#a ( S) Camera Three A diversified series coverinc Steve Lawrence. ( A34-48) Teaaataa Biaie Fa(4 (St) FUm (33-84) Aady WiHtoms Shaw Experimental series eovsrlng the sports spectrum. Jack (I3-BB) Bonaasa (Color) (and Jkld Byrnes) Ug names, 34:48 ( 8) Searek far Taatorraw - (38-88) Banttor-Bthtator (Oalar) Whitaker and Sohenkel, Lome Green. A young man's (*l^ ).T »a th or Oeeeesaeaheee (34) tn u t’* New drania, literature. d u ce , co-hosts , raiseil the actor to stardom be­ Hualo-variety. Gueota: Jana .music and art. James Macan- worldly strength comes to tba Citiieiis Bond Radio Scries and Service cause of p(*llc reaotlon-rwhioh ( 84848) Father Kaows^Beat (M) Adveatare* la Ttnaa Wyman. Emeet Borgnine. TT, host. (St-SB) Wild Klnadom (Color) fore after a stage coach rob­ (33) Newa t:M (34) New* ( 83448) The Fagittve ..-vCommento A People Marlin Perkins, host. Proyram bery and abandonment. was measured at least in pe^ > ( 8) Beat BaUar 744 ( 3) To Tell the T r ^ David Janssen, Beveriy Gar­ <22)^fahalia Jackson analysea the miracle of bird 1B:B# ( S) Candid Camera by the quantity of fan letters ( 8-34-M) Oeaera (18) SabserlptloM TV land. Distrusted by frultpick- fllKhl. Durward Kirby with AUaa (3344) At M v m e ______(St) Catholic Hear B:BB ( 1) I've Ool A Seerei he inspired ‘w S rs ^ (38) Far Year latonaattan ers, Kimble must turn them •< 5U? y®**^ Jamboree Funt Guest: Marty Ingela. Dumont Color TV > (44) Barbara BeaaaiAleaaaiA Show (33) Weather aad Loeal Newt into friends. 11:18 (22) A m erfdm at Weric (IS-SB) Oolleae Bowl (Color) (33-SB) April In ParisBisll Byrnes has now M t 77 Swi- I ( 8) Aa the WarM Taraa (3t) Jr. BIgh Setoaee (34) la Seteal Preview Robert Earle. moderator. A look at one of New York's 11 :M ( S) From Oettisge Campns Challenyer la Polytechnic of set Strip — he aaya hs was ( 8) Gale Btarai 8 h ^ iM-48) News aad Weather Hi88 ( 8838-44) News. Weathrn ( 8) Legacy * moat expensive charity balls (18) FHib Jtl4 (33) Sperial Bepart aad teart* Brooklyn. plus a ‘ show within a show" "sprang” from the diow.. (M) Leave R To The CMila (22) For l^nr _ (IB) The Christophers 7:15 (31) IfMtera Mass BlghUghte (88) Big News

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Fund at 52*^c Rain Follows Warm Spell The 1963 Manchester Unlt- (M F^md Drive today stands Dempsey Asked to Act at about S t per cent of its 9116,000 goal, Edward Tom- But Drought Relief Minor Idd, chaimuui, said. Pledges this morning total­ [ ed $69,430. Breakdown by BOSTON ^API__ A eooNtoeatom Maine, akm( with moateThe rainfall, however, was divisions showed Initial Gifts o( Massachusetts and Rhode quite insignificant with the reporting $42,636; Business- front moved across New Employes, $8,884; and Resi­ In Andover Bias Island. heaviest amount of .13 inches dential, $7,900. England today routing rec­ The heaviest amount fell to­ reported at Norfolk. As cooler air slowly becomes The drive is slated to end ord-breaking temperatures day in southern New Hamp- Thursday. By A. J. OHEMAM ahlre and southern Vermont. established over the state to­ which reached in the 80s night cloudiness will gfradually Gov. John N. Dempsey over the weekend. Occa­ Keens, N. H. had a half-inch and CSoncord, N. H., a quarter- break up. Tuesday promises to will be asked to take imme­ sional rain fell in some sec­ bring seasonable weather with lnake. The request comes in was not expected to relieve WINDSOR LOCKS (API— the wake of the refusal the month-long drought ap­ The U.S. Weather Bureau is­ Minor Relief In State yesterday of the Andover preciably. sued the following weather CHICAGO (API—Light rain, Lake Property Owners’ As­ statement today: The Weather Bureau said the first meat arable amounts in sociation (ALPOA) to re­ there will be'Occasional rain to­ Cooler air which pushed over weeks, dampened parched areas Rockefeller Firm morrow in some sectiona of Connecticut during the night in eastern drought sections to­ lax its membership poli­ Vermont, the aouthem portion brought with it cloudy skies day but afforded only minor re­ cies. and its adoption, in fld New HampMilre and south- and occasional light showers. lief from the prolonged dry Said Interested the face of statewide criti­ spell. Unseasonably mild weather In Arbor Acres cism, of even stricter regn- covered broad areas in eastorn lations. and southern parts of the nation HARTFORD (AP) — It The Rev. William Pbilpot, a Sunday. Temperatures soared to Negro who ha# been turned Russia Apparently the 80s and upper 70s, setting was reported today that down three time# in ht# at­ record high marks for Oct. 27. Rockefeller interests are tempt# to join the pri-vate iak# ’ITie U.S. Weather Bureau said considering the purchase of afwociation. ha# asked for a spe­ cial meeting with the Governor that the spotty rainfall Sunday a controlling interest in Ar­ from the Oiarks northeastward and the state’s attorney gen­ Out of Moon Race to the northern Appalachians bor Acres Farm Inc., hav­ eral in hopes of reaching "aii and in parts of New York State ing headquarters in Glas­ immediate reeolvement” to the did little to relieve the severe controvert’. WASHINGTON (AP)—It’s full speed^ahead for the tonbury, for a reported ?22 The Negvo minieter sold he drought conditions. ’The only million, U.S. program to land a man on the moon in this decade. substantial rains, the bureau hoped to meet with the bw» A.fter a meteoric rise hi a state official# early next wee*t. That’s the way Amerlcan$> said, splashed along the Ohio decade, Arbor Acres has be­ space officials greeted Sunday River in and Kentucky, "The action taken yester­ or rather come to moon, and, come the world’s largest breed­ day,’’ he said, “proves that the ne news from Moscow that So this is the main thing, how they with up to about one inch. er of female chickens of the Viet Premier Khrushchev appar­ Today’s light showers were in bains o f the organization 1# take off and return home." meat broiler type. , bias. It also show.s that much ently has pulled his country out The reaction in Washington areas associated with a cold From Glastonbury the com­ of any moon race. frontal system extending from more than a publte appeal bi was varied. pany directs a poultry empire necessary to guarantee the Ben. Clinten P. Anderson, James E. Webb, administrator' central New England southwest- with producing plants in many chairman of the Senate Spq^e ward to Arkansas. Showers rights of property ownera liv­ of the National Aeronautics states and foreigpi countries. It ing there.” Committee, agreed. "First of and Space Administration, said employes 6,000 persons. all, I do not believe we should Khrushchev’s statement “ could (Bee Page Two) The Rev. Mr. PhHpot taM It is understood the Rockefel­ owned lake property for develop our space programs on have the effect of strengthening lers are interested in the pos­ o w t Ihe basis of the press state­ this country’s' desire to go ahead eight years but cannot use the sible purchase in order to en­ lake or its facilitie# until .he to ments of Mr. Khrushchev," the with the moon program.” courage more efficient sources New Mexico Democrat told The a member of ALPOA. Dr. George B. Mueller, direc­ Study Assails o l food protein in under-devel- He .said legal action might Aaeoolated Press. tor of NASA’s manned space- ed countries. However, there were signs be forthcoming if the tooto flight programs, said the Amer­ Said to be considering the Shocked onlookers gasp and some pray as Buddhist monk Thieu My is envel­ oould not resrtve the oontro- elsewhere that, the Soviet lead­ ican moon effort should continue Police Facts move is the toternational Basic er’s move may provide ammu- oped in flames yesterday in front of Roman Catholic cathedral in Saigon, Viet ver.sv. independent of any action the Bcononiy Corporation, founded At a heated meeting yotoer- Bitlan for American critics of Soviet Union might take. in 1947 by Gov. Nelson Rocke­ Nam. (AP Photofax.) heavy space spending. On Accidents ' - ■ ...... ^ ------day, ALPOA members turned Bdward C. Welsh, executive feller of New York and his (Jown, by a vote o f 100 t» $1, In an interview Saturday secretary of the National Aero­ brothers David, Laurence, IVin- prropc^aJs that wouM moke night in Moscow Khrushchev de- nautics and Space Council, said CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P I - throp and John III. membership automatic tor latoe e la i^ t "At present we are not the Russians "have sensed some Proper investigation of highway Henry Ssglio, president of G>nnally, 86, property ownere. Approval td planning manned moon flights. slackening of support for the fatalities would show they ace Arboir Acres, would neithsr con­ Suicide of Monk ews>4Wrte ot the to* I have read a report to the af- moon program here and have firm nor deny the report, ih en to pixairtUy iect that the Americans want to made a strategic move to c ^ - ■csnetlmoi not accttenfai at aU to fta«Uo Dies; former I Adopted -wore _. limd a man on the moon by 1970. tallse on this situation." Tne but occasloiudly the rMUtti oC prailteat 1^-ttia. tighten eoSrting membeetoip Wen, I wish them suoesesr And eonnoll is a top administration vehicle tampering; intoadoaal^- ___ __ through. regulation.# One altows A we shaU watch how they fly advisory group. colllslon, suicide or 4ven imir- ’There was no commenit from r Solon Alters UN Plans son to obtain, aft the dtocrettoii there, how they come to earth. President Kennedy in 1961 set der. Harvard researchers con­ the New York offices o< Inter­ of the board of dlrsetDrs, tem­ as a national goal the landing tend. national Basic Economy Oor- WASHINGTON (AP)—Former porary lake rights. After ense to oonaumers. day, the U.N. mission has himself and lit a match. A would have to wait imtil 1968 today they are fit and well. ’The same spokesman said World War H. been briefed by President Ngo before he can reapply. has voted $6.1 billion—a figure tion of traffic deaths by public Many Senate press gallery crowd of about 100 persons gath­ The miners reported to the NASA officials say is too low. SLgencles in the United States is IBEC haa been associated with Dlnh Diem and his powerful ered around the flaming figure. Under the former bylaws, an ■urface through a communlca Arbor Acres in poultry work in visitors regarded him as the brother, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, and pro- applicant had to wait for two The Senate Appropriations Com­ a "national disgrace." Resist­ senator who looked most like a Some prostrated themselves tlon shaft bored 369 feet down mittee has yet to be heard from ance to scientific scrutiny of the many countries for some time. government Buddhist leaders. and recited Buddhist prayers. yeaie before re-applying, to the alrpocket in which they A ooRtroUing interest in Ar­ senator. A frock-coated politi­ ’The government schedule has ALPOA members also mo- Senate Republican leader Ev­ problem is "astonishing.” ho cian ol the old school, he was Others blocked police trying to were enclosed by water. erett M. Dlrksen of Illinois said said. bor Acres is now hdd by Heniy given the U.N. investigators al­ extinguish the flames. oepted a measure that would It will be at least Wednesday Saglio and other membeni of famed as a rough-and-tumble most no opportunity to talk with allow a member to be eocpelled he expected congressional advo­ "There Is a stubborn deter­ debater during his 36-year con­ As the fire enveloped him, the before a second shaft, wide cates of reduced spending to mination on the part of many the SagUo family, including his opposition Buddhists or any op­ monk bowed and raised hl.s if found guilty of conduct "1»^ enough to bring them up, can brothers, John L. Saglio, voe gressional career, 24 in the Sen­ position pollUcal group. imical to the cause of o4v4® step up their arguments on the investigating officials to ascribe ate and 12 in the House. arms in prayer. He was dead in be completed, rescue officials basts of Khrushchev’s remarks. the cause erf traffic fatalities to president, and Charles R., sec­ The diplomats decided to three minutes. well-being” or out of harmony said. He added that the space com­ speed, Incompetence or to ex­ retary-treasurer. Connally was elected to the break from the tour-like sched­ Buddhi.st sources predicted with the principles of tlie or^ Durh^ the night rescuers of- mittees of both chambers .should cessive use of alc(^ol. ’Two car­ The ftunUy farm was founded Senate in 1928 after 12 years ule arranged by the government more .suicides to protest what ganization. A two-thirds, major­ lered the menti a wdeck of playing re-examine the whole U.S. pro­ dinal reasons exist for this atti­ by the brothers’ late father, service in the House interrupted just as another Buddhist monk they called reprc.ssions by the ity from voting memhero to cards. ’Diey declined the offer, gram in the light of the Soviet tude: Laziness, and ignorance Frank Saglio, who came from by World War I. He resigned burned himself to death in front government. required. explaining that only two of the provision. possiMlities. Italy at the turn of the century, from Congress to become a cap­ of the Roman Catholic cathedral 'The mkidster lagt month three were card players. But Anderson, who heads the "Bad highway engineering, working for another farmer un- tain In Uie 22nd infantry Bri­ Sunday. It was the seventh Bud- (8ee Page Eleven) charged the asqortation with "We lack the third man for Senate committee, said: “ Our vehicular failure, physical in­ had enough money to gade of the 11th Division. Short­ discrimination and sought a Miat,’’ they said. Skat is a popu moon program is valid even if capacitation, and Intent are raising vegetables and ly before the outfit sailed from hearing from the Governor. The Jar German card game that re­ we never go there. Our astro­ rarely considered — much less on his own. France, he became 111 and never state’s Ci-vil'Rights Commissioa quires a minimum of three nauts will put in 2,000 hours of explored.” Today Henry Saglio said the got overseas. was asked to step in after th* players. flying time in earth orbits that And yet the inveotigators establishment of American Previously he had joined the Substitute Mechanical Heart Governor met, on Sept. 6, with At 6 a.m. they received warm will have both scientific and cited oase historiea In Massa­ poultry producing techniques Army as an enlisted man dur­ the ReV. Mr. Philpot and James toa. whole meal bread and vita­ military values. Hence, I believe chusetts to show how cars had has led to a revolution in food ing the Spanish-American War min tablets. At 9 a.m. there we will pay little attention to been intentionally weakened in production in less developed but never got to Cuba. Goal of Plastic Pump Tests (Bee Page Tea) wai porridge and egg lor each Mr. Khrushchev’s statement.” vlital places, how some disturbed countries. Connally became chairman ol man. Chicken was on the lunch­ A similar -view was taken by drivers invited collisions, how In countries where there fs i the Senate Foreign Relations eon menu. Rep. George P. Miller, D-Callf., some despairing persons used no grass, poultry is the only j Committee In 1941, four months By ALTON BLAKESLEE < On July 19, they put the sub­ Doctors prohibited cigarettes chairman of the House Space Associated Press Science Writer stitute plastic chamber in the $or the men. Committee. (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) LOS ANGELES (AP) — For man’s heart, The compressor, through an air tube leading The men are in a gallery with four fateful days last July, a Bulletins ■pace equivalent to a four-room through the chest wall to the apartment. ’They have oxygen man lived with a substitute plas­ plastic chamber, restored a Culled from AP Wire* eyllnders which were being used tic pump implanted In his heart. strong heart beat. Ibr welding when the flood wa­ It coursed his blood through His lungs cleared. Blood pres­ ters poured in last Thursday aft­ his body, driven by a pulsing air sure and the electrical action of S'TORV OONFUSBDD er a nearby dam broke. Nine Westport Shops Burn compressor lying beside him. his heart returned to normal. WASHTNG’TON (AP) — Forty other miners have been It marked the first historic He lived four days, then suc­ The story of a beautifal given up lor lost. Another 79 es­ step in a human, with partial cumbed to past complications German housewife, reported that couldn’t be overcome, Dr. caped within three hours of the WESTPORT (AP) — Nine success, toward the grand goal to have moves, were hit by smoke It was apparent his brain had teries, which could be perma­ The mlxup occurred before damage. been damaged from over-pro­ nently substituted for an ailing COURT REFUSES BO.OOO fan# at the Kentucky- Flames leaped as much a# longed loss of oXygen when his heart, so patients c.ould move WASHINGTON (AP) — Tb* Georgia football game Saturtey 100 feet high at the height of heart had stopped. about freely and lead normal Supreme Court rrtus^ today herpune red-faced Walter Du­ the fire. Dr. Debakey and his assoqjl- lives. to review orders requiring flM vall only glanced at the election The Fairfield Fire Depart­ ates made their decision. Still another seeming miracle Mobile County, Ala., Board ef ■Multa qulck^, he aaJd, M d ment came in to help the 32 With, dogs, they had success­ beckons heart researchers. School CoiumispioDers to ba> was under the Impression that loQa] firefighters and 25 volun- fully bypassed the left ventricle, ’This is to substitute a healthy gin desegregating classes te inUe Ritchey, a eenlor from tsers in battling the flames. using a qiecially constructed heart borrowed, for example September. The board's ap­ Wehmond, was the University of Explosions shattered plate plastic tu bi^ #ewn to the heart from an accident victim. Kld- peal sold the orders, by tna Baatueky queen. . ^ Firemen wet down roof at Compo Shopping Center in Westport where fire gUiM ■torefrtmta and hurled ao it would roc*lve the freshened neys have already been bor- U.S. 6th OiroDlt Court of Ap­ jnst wouldn’t have kxihed burned out nine shops and damped two othera today in a 31 million blaze. blood comiog toom his lungs and I rowed In this fashion, with vary- peals, could disrupt a 76JM- (jtP Fhotofaau) tbsii M o Iba aorta. teg MMlto. pupil sehool t^atssn. % r Vi I „• I.