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- r . ^ . 7 ; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 196B The Weather ' l ' ArBrage Doily Net Pnos Ran PAOB FOURTEEN For tBe Week Ended Foreeaat of U. 8. Weather Borenn lEurntag il|rraUii / OeM wr It, IMG Fair and cool tonight. Low ’In ------^ : the 40s. Thursday sonny and St. James’ Mothers Circle will Airman Richard' L. Oppalt, 1 3 ,8 5 0 meet Wednesday at St. Barthol­ son of Mr. and Mm. Thoma* J. First Night FREE DELIVERY milder. High near 70. About Town omew’s Church for ihstructimis Oppelt Jr., 40% Summer St., la Bureau Performs f A .M .0 9 P .M . Memhw Ike Audit with Father Hussey. Foliowing being aasl^ed to keesler Air Wiiien e( OfamdnMoa Mancheiter— A City of Village Charm Lawrence J. Donahue Jr., of the meeting, the circle will visit Force Base, Miss., for technical Of Play to the home of Mrs. Edward Ris-' training as a United States Air ARTHUR DRUB #6 Pine St., president of the Cap­ Counseling Service (OlaeeWed AdrertMag en Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTW ital City Branch, National Asso- tau, 26’ S. Hawthorne St. Co­ Force radio and radar main­ Benefit lOH (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 ciaticm of Letter Carriers, will hostesses will be Mrs. Thomas tenance specialist. |TOL. LX XX m , NO. 10 represent the branch at the Wil­ Brennan and Mrs. Paul O’Neil. -I: liam C. Doherty testimonial din­ Pfc. Eddie M. CaamoU of The Diocesan Bureau of Social Service, one of the “Boy Meets Girl" will be per­ ner and the Letter Carriers’ The combined Catholic Moth­ the United States Army, son of United Fund’s 11 member agencies, centers its work on formed by the Little Theater of Centennial Dinner on Oct. 28 in ers Circles will meet Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Edvvrard J. Czar- problems of the family. Its offices for the Manchester- Mandiester at the Bowers Events 224,770 Skip Classes in Chicago Washington, D.C. On Oct. 28, day at 8 p.m. at St. Bartholo­ nota, 34 Delmont St., is par­ Glastonbury area are located ait 14 Park St. School on Nov. 7 for the benefit Rusk to Assure Germany Donahue will attend a N.A.L.C. mew's Church. ticipating in Exercise Bulldog of the Instiuoibors of the Handi­ It gives oounssUng to Oafh-^- capped. legislative ccmference at the In­ Low Note near Ft. Irwin, Calif. cUcs on marital (fifficuIUes, par- an help to carry out the work ternational Inn, Washington, Pfc. Ronald E. Allen of the The exercise inclldes all signif­ emt-child relafckmahips, unwed of the Diocesan Bureau. The work being done by the In State D .a United States Air Force, son icant phases of guerrilla and local lOH, with swimming in- counter-insurgency desert and t s , parenthood, and prohleonns of the In the Archdiocese of Hart­ of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Al­ ^ ' f ' l-'U eitderiy; and provides adoptive struoUons to mentally retarded No Troop Reductions Now mountain warfare. ford, 12 priests, S iv ^ ia l work­ children and to vdetims of cere­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild len. 42 Lenox St., recently and fbsiber lumes for ohdidren. ers, and 28 olericaK ^personnel i'()\i \ 1 11 will ho4d a meeUng Thursday graduated from a 23-week bral palsy and polio, has re­ Sen. Bliss Asks MIost oommonly, requests bo comprise the staff of " ceiv e national acclaim. This >|< ).M 1 ( )1M Later H was learned the State^McCloskey said Rusk ‘'does not at 10 a.m. in Guild Hall of the course on single rotor observa­ St. Margaret’s Circle, D au ^ - the bureau are for oounseUng on WASHINGTON (AP) — f Pupil Boycott Huge cdturoh. Members are reminded ters of Ist^lla, will hold a ban­ districts. teen-age group Is currently en- Department had not agreed with plan any extended discussions tion, cargo, and utility helicop­ marilbal problems and porent- MEANS Secretary of State DeSh with the German government.” Probe Speed-Up to Iwing their sandwiches. Des- ters at Ft. Eustis, Va. He la quet and installation Wednes­ The Diocesan Bureau proi g€tged In raising 150,000 for an C that part of Ollpatric’s speech ohiild dlfTlculUes, particularly Its services primarily to pei outdoor pool to be used In Its Rusk will publicly announce but that its objhcUons were In disoloslng Rusk’s intentions aert and beverages will be .serv­ now serving as an assistant in- day at 6:30 p.m. at the Knights those brought on by the In­ Tuesday night, the high-ranking ed by Mrs. Florence DonneUy, stnictor while awaiting orders of Columbus Home. Drees Is of the Ramsin Catholic faith, 'project. Miss Ahoe Madden i* West Germany later this overruled by tile White House. HARTFORD (AP) — A creasing prevalence In today’s but works mutually with,, the the group's advisor, is directing State Department officials in­ official explained that the idea Mra Jessee Hettinger and Mrs. for pilot training school. semi-formal; officers will also Fridprlckg photo culture of earlier mainage and ,^ V m BRK 2AN O S o A I i week that the United States of airlifting thousands of men Republican state senator Era Dexter. wear short white gloves. non-sectarian Children’s Serv­ the drive. sisted Uiere is no immediate today urged sjieedy action Sp eech es Engaged parenthood. ices of Connecticut, and other As part of t^elr community has no intention of with­ p lw for troop reducUons. was conceived in 1961 when the Daughters of Liberty. No. 17, The Diocesan Bureau consid­ similar private agencies in order service, the town sponsored Lit­ for fuel oils, torvloi^ drawing any of its 250,000 Rusk's expected statement United States was suddenly con­ to complete an investiga­ The VFW Atwiiiary will hold will hold a rummage sale Memc»nal Temple, Pythian The engagement of Miss Vir­ ers the guidance of young par­ that no one Who seeks help is tle Th^ter, organization hopes wUl be a reply to a German re­ fronted with the danger of a hot tion of alleged irregulari­ meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 9 a.m. at Orange Sisters will meet tonight at ents bo be of prime Importance troops now in Europe. ginia Jane Queen of East Hart­ turned aiway. to benefit th^ lOH program ma­ heating equipment The imminent Rusk state­ quest for clarification of GlI- war on two fronts: Berlin and ties in the bureau of at the post home. 608 E. Cen­ Hall. Members are reminded to 8 at Odd Fellows Hall to in preventing the breakdown of patrlc’s remarka. in Southeast Asia. Now that the On Rights discuss plans for the official ford to Richard John Eiennehey Tour dollars are needed to terially by mdaps of this bene­ phone 522*8151 ment, disclosed Tuesday night rights-of-way of the State ter St. New members will be bring sale articles to the hall the family. help. A gift this year to your fit performance of the play. by a high-ranking U.fl. official, The announced purpose of lift is a reality, the Defense De­ Initiated during the meeting. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. visit of Grand Chief Lila Chat- of Westerly, R.I., has been In the Archdiocese of Hart­ The production may also be 170 PEARL STREET partment naturally has an eye Highway Department. field of Simsbury on Nov. 12. United Fund Is also a gift bo HARTFORD, CONN. is designed to oiApel German Rusk’s trip is to attend a meet announced by her parents, Mr. ford, seven district offices of seen on Nov. 8 and 9 ait the concern that Uie current airlift Ing of American ambassadors on Its dollar-savlng possibilities. Senator Robert L. Bliss of Refreshments will be served the Diocesan Bureau serves the the Diocesan Bureau of Social Hit W illis and Mrs. John D. Queen Sr. of Service. same school. of 14,600 American fighting men staUoned in Europe and to be New Canaan called on Gover­ after the meeting. East Hartford. growing needs of the people. from Teslas foreshadows some on hand Sunday in Frankfurt for nor Dempsey and State’s At­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Last year, according to the bu­ future troop withdrawal. the dedication of a memorial torney John D. LaBelle to CHICAGO (A P)— Neaiv St. Bernadette’s Mothers and Mrs. Edward F. Dennehey reau’s annual report, 4©1 unwed German suspicions were fountain to George C. Marshall, Success Seen "move swiftly to complete an Circle will meet tomorrow at mothers sought help; as did 509 the late secretary of state who Investigation of reported ly half of Chicago’s ap­ 2 MANCHESTER Sr. of Westerly. aroused by a speech DepuQr the home of Mrs. Reno Coma, couples Interested In adoption. REMODEL Secretary of Defense Roswell L. charted the Marshall Plan for wrongdoing in the appraisal of proximately 470,000 public 34 Line St., immediately after Miss Queen, a graduate of Mtore than 570 children were AMERICAN LEGION State Highway Department UBLIC MARKE Rham High School, is attending Gilpatric made last Saturday iii postwar European recovery. For ^Big Lift’ school pupils were absent the Combined Mothers Circle placed In adoptive homes during Chicago. The Big Lift exeroise, Last week State Department rights of way acquisitions.” from classes Tuesday, 803 - 805 MAIN STREtT Manchester Community College. the year. In a statement issued meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Mr. Dennehey, a graduate of YOUR OLD he said, may enable the United press officer Robert McCloskey most of them staying away Bartholomew's Church with the Saint Agnes Home in West FUR COAT States *'to make some shifts in told a news conference that Despite Fog through Republican state head­ Westerly High School, attended Hartford, Highland Heights in quarters today. Senator Bliss in what Negro civil righta Rev. Philip Hussey. the University of Oklahoma. INTO A the form of our military pres­ Rusk would “ undoubtedly pay WEDNESDAY ONLY! New Haven, and Our Lady of NEW-' ence” overseas. As a result, 011- courtesy calls’’ on Ludwig Er­ said the Investigation “which Is leaders claimed was the na­ ------/ He is employed by General FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) The Golden Age Club will Rose HIU Home in New Britain patric said, the United States hard, Germany’! new chancel­ six months old, must be com­ tion’s largest .school boy­ Dynamics in Groton. lor; Konrad Adenauer, the for­ —Fog today forced diversion of pleted swiftly to clear or coji- meet TTiursday at 2 p.m. at the The wedding is planned for • C A P E “ should be able to make useful DOUBLE Triple-S Blue Stamps This Wed.! reductions In Its heavy overseas mer chancellor, and Foreign some of Exercise Big Lift’s vlct employes of the State cott. Senior Citizens club room on June of 1964. BINGO The ma.s.sive civil rights boy­ « STOLE I Minister Gerhard Sohroeder. Highway Department.” School St. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT expenditures.’’ huge transports, but U.S. mili­ cott wa.s in protest again.st what k MEATY, SHOULDER • JACKET tary officials were confident leader.s called the "growing 8 O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. they still could complete toe Boy, Dog Reunited school segregation in Chicago” Thrift Week largest long-range airlift in U.S. HARTTFORD (AP) — Rusty and again.st the policies of Ben­ history by toe deadline Thurs­ Stockman, the nine year old jamin C, Willis, .superintendent > L A M B Florida *s East Coast day night. Quincy, Mass., boy who has of public school.s. Rummage Is Observed Rhein - Main air base near been looking for his German They claim that Willis, one of AND DP Frankfurt, destination of most Shepherd, "Dame,” was joyous­ the nation’s highe.st-paid publle C H O P S of toe Texas-to-West Germany ly reunited with his lost pet officials and in his 10th year as i “The Sum Of A Nation Is Erratic Ginny’s Aim fleet, closed shortly before dawn 69^3 Sale yeeterday—five days before he superintendent, is responsible The Thrift Of Its People” is the as visibility dropped to less than will enter the hospital for hie for what they term de facto aeg- NICE PIECES OF theme selected by the National RUMMAGE half a mile. fifth ear operation. ► O CT. 24— 9 to 12 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Hurricane ' regation in the public schools,. Thrift Commltee for Its 46th CHESTER Two four-engine C135s were Dame' disappeared from DOUBLE Ginny, a huge, freakish storm rerouted to Ramsteln, about 60 The boycott, with heaviest ab- observance of National Thrift Quincy three weeks ago, after .sentceism reported In schools to North Mothodist with peak winds of 80 miles an miles southwest of Frankfurt, Rusty's mother reported seeing ^ LAM B For Week, O ct 20-81. FURRIERS and one was ordered to land at predominately Negro neighbor­ Church Lsmwood K. Elmore, presi­ WORLD GREEN SALE hour, bore down on the Florida a couple In a Oomecticut car hoods. wa.s climaxed late Tues­ Mildenhall Royal Air Force pick the dog up. SM PARKER ST. dent of the Savings Bank of Sponaoied By Sisterhood Of Temple Beth Shotom ROCKVILLE east coast today and gale warn­ base In England with 73 sol­ day by .a demomstration by aa ______^ j Manchester, said today, "Cou­ ings were hoisted from Jackson­ Last night police arrested estimated 8.000 to 10,000 persona ^ T E W At The Temple—Cor. Myrtle and Linden Streets diers. David Prince, 20, an East Hart­ Sponsored by W.8.CJI. pled with this annual celebra­ 246-2473 ville to Palm Beach. "Right now the situation Is who marched around the Gity tion, Oct. 31st has been desig­ She was expected to smash in­ ford factory worker, who 1s re­ An undecided little girl, bewildered over whether she should go to Guggenlicini Hall-County Building and at the STAMPS W EDN ESDAY. O CT. 23— 4 to 9 P.M. luy very, very flexible,” a spokes­ ported to have admitted Uking nated as Intenutlonal Thrift TR 5-5929 land before midnight, forecast­ man said. "But toe schedule has Elementary School on Chicago’s south side, or else return home, cries as two downtown offices of,,pie Beard Day, a period when the funda­ ers said. v the dog while driving through of Education, THURSDAY, OCT. 24— 9 A.M. to NOON not been disrupted- by any ap­ Quincy while on his honeymoon. teachers question her. She finally went to school. (AP Photofax). mentals of thrift will be recog­ After dawdling for three days The marchers, both white and ALL WEEK Proceeds For Furnishing Kitchen A t New Temple or CaH CoHeet preciable amount, and we are nized in all free nations of the off the seaboard as far north as confident that toe 72-hour over­ Negro, chanted, sang and di»- world." Cape Hatteraa, Ginny apparent­ all deadline will not have to be Plead* Guilty pltyed signs. There were no in­ 'The Savdngs Bank of Man­ ly made up her mind and start' changed." BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Wil­ U.S. Planning cidents as they listened 't o chester, one of this community’s ^ on a beeline aimed at the The planes began ferrying toe liam F. Cleune, 46, of Stratford, Guay Pleads Innocent, ' speeches by leaders of the Free­ thrift Institutions, recognizes lower Florida coast. men of toe U.S. 2nd Armored pleaded guilty to embezzlement dom Day Boycott Committee of “I'M GOING the truth of the Thrift Week The Weather Bureau said hur­ Division — the old "Hell on today in superior court before Food Cutback the Coordinating Council et theme, as we have been special­ ricane warnings would probably Wheels” division — from toe Judge Louis Shapiro. Trial Set for Nov. 6 Community Organizations, an ists through oiir 58 years In as­ be Ismed this morning, but they United States Tuesday In a dem­ Judge Shapiro ordered a pre­ i alliance of civil rights organlaa- sisting In the . guidance of capi­ couldn’t predict where Ginny’s onstration of the mobility of sentence investigation report For Viet Nam tions. Rush hour traffic to the 70-mile eye'mlght whip ashore. tal accumulation through &e America’s strength. from toe adult probation depart­ Dennis T. Guay, 24, of Manchester, this morning plead­ Loop was jammed. TO F L Y - practice of thrift. Historically, “ With a atorm like this, you The airlift aroused fears in ment. No date was set for Willis earlier this month re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The "The Sum Of A Nation Is Hie , Juig can’t say,” said forecaster West Germany that it was toe sentencing. ed not guilty, in Hartford Superior Court, to a charge of signed his $48,500-a-year post Thrift Of Its People’ is true. It ..! Rfomdnd Craft. The state accused Cleune ef United States plans to cut down prelude to a reduction of U.S. on surplus food shipments to firat degree murder. Guay had been indicted by a Grand because, he said, the Board at will continue to be so in the TOe Red Crons deployed 85 of troops in Europe and that the embezzling apprq^mately $48,- HaViNG A 598 from toe Empire B r a V f i l!^ Viet Nam Jury, on Sept. 24, for the July 11 slaying of his sister- Education wa.s encroaching Its disaster workers in cities years just ahead, when the United States would rely instead in-law, 20 year old Ellannsary f ’— upon his administrative duties. population expIo.sion begins to from Jacksonville to Miami. FoundiY. Jnsi-K-l^d^sport. ^ '7110. new.------economic presmre Ja spiawnod in the middle Atlapt] tMtaT" of It 'tihi'dehed 'IwBByfrtlie Fogarty, +n "her HoiliB ahked by his defense attor­ The board, which has two Ne­ provide some 700,000 people a From a spot about 186 miles gro members, rejected his resig- eaat-northeast of Cape Canaver­ backed somnward atid thraffli object of which is persuading Porter St. neys, Wallace Burke and Dan­ year in the labor market with right over Miami, killing nine (See Page Nine) Hits Jury Trials nafibn and Willis later accepted the resultant demands for great­ al, Qlnny beat almost 600 miles Vietnamese President Ngo Dlnh Judge Milton H. Meyers set iel Bason during his brief, four persons. HARTFORD (AP)—What to Diem to reverse what high State trial for Nov. 6, before a 12- the board’s proposal to recon­ er accumulation of capital to HaiLoweeN of the Atlantic with gales. Ab­ sider. service these newcomers,” El­ normally high tides were re­ Ginny’s erratic movement, do about Connecticut’s crowded Department officials feel is a member jury. (See Page Twelve) corded as far away as New also similar to Hurricane Flora Old Bookshop Hit court dockets turned out to be trend toward totalitarian gov­ Guay, who ii married to the Willis reported that 224,770 pu­ more continued. pils In the city’s 650 schoola ‘The Savings Bank of Man­ Jersey, 700 miles to the north. which stood over Cuba fdr five the main item of business at ernment. dead girl’a sister, is alleged to Tides of five feet above days, was forced by a high pres­ the annual meeting of the State Official Washington is equally have bludgeoned the girl to were from classes he- chester will utilize this national By $500,000 Fire Strafing of Vessel cause of toe boycott or ethar celebration as an opportunity normal were possible for the sure area over toe northeast Bar Association. concerned that Diem get on death with a bowling plq, as PaRTH Florida east coast, enough to in­ coast. Chief Justice John H. King with toe job of defeating the to dramatize, in every media she lay In bed asleep. par­ undate lobbies at many ocean- Small craft from New Jersey BOSTON (AP) — FliPe last of Connecticut offered a couple Viet Cong Communist guerril­ Off Cuba Probed (See Page Bight) possible, the relationship found night swept through the Brattle las. ents were away at theirVhore in the practice of thrift to the front resort hotels. to toe upper Florida Keys were of ways in which judges and cottage, and she was atom in Hurricane hunter planes that warned to stay in port. Book Shop, r^xited to be the lawyers could help. But New The first evidence of toe new WASHINGTON (AP) — The Initiative, independence and seif oldest antlquaxian book atore in policy was announcement Mon­ the house. reliance of the individual.” hovered in Ginny’s dead-calm There was some erosion along York's. bop state jurist. Judge government ha.s launched an In­ MAKE eye reported that she stuck to toe North Carolina coast but the United Sitatee, and damag­ Charles S. Desmond, had a day that further flhancial sup­ Police say that the accused vestigation of the strafing of an a 10 m.p.h. — southwestward Ginny brought needed rain ed volumee valued by' the own­ more radical proposal: Abolish port to the special force troops murderer confessed to the American-owned ship off the Bulletins . oourse toroughout the night. to toe parched eastern half of er at about |500,000.., jury trials for ci-vil suits. controlled by Diem’s influential crime, and that they are in pos­ coast of Cuba early Tuesday MILITARY WHIST FloHda residents, many of the state. (Joastal residents re­ George OdoeB, .‘46, who had 'This, said Desmond, would brother, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, will be session of the weapon. How­ morning. Culled from AP Wira* them with thiunbs still sore ported winds In gusts up to 40 fought for two years to save the save both time and money and withheld until toe soldiers are ever, they have never deter­ There is no doubt the strafing and SETBACK from boarding up during the miles per hour and high tides. hdMtotlc building from being de­ would also accomplish the fol­ mined the motive for the slay- was carried out by Cuban C A R D PARTY Hurricane Flora threat, were As toe storm moved south­ molished as part , of (he rtty’s lowing; (See Page Ten) tog. government center project; SWIMMER DIES caught by surprise. Hurricanes ward, it became more tropical “The Whole over-elaborate The crew-otit Guay, who was (See Page Twelve) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Sponsored by generally form far to the south and toe Weather Bweau warned wept as he surveyed the dam­ trial and decislonaJ machinery Surfset Rebekah Lodge Jamee Small, 27. the ■Vfinr*- aijd move to the north or north- residents of toe Florida east age. would be vastly simplified; prea- niing ehanipion who loet Us DONUT a o ^ coast from Daytona Beach The book shop was located In Hungary May sures and burdens would be legs Sunday In an acoldent ta FRIDAY, OCT. 25 Miami newspapers quickly re­ southward to keep in close touch Sears Oesoent, a flve-story 8 P.M. lightened; the trained judges San Franeisoo Bay. died YOUR PARTY HEADQUARTERS!! named Ginny "Yankee storm with advisories. brick bulildtng, which one oon- day. The former University the second” because her course Winds were expected to in- tained several boolortores pa> (See Page Eight) Get US G)rn of California swimming a tv was almost the same sis the lost his legs and a thamb hurricane of 1035, which was (See Page Eleven) (See Page Five) \- WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet > ' 1 9 6 3 when he was struck by Am wheat buyers confer today with propeller of a fishing boat aa administration officials as re­ he and a dozen other mem­ TRY OUR ports circulate that the United bers of the Dolphin’ Swim SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS! News Tidbits States is ready to approve sale Ciiih were swimming across from the AP Wires of 40,000 tons of com to Hun­ the bay from Sausallto to San gary. NItEDFUND Franelseo. More than 500 pea- If toe com sale rumors are sons donated blood. * HALLOWEEN •WiUtBrDONUT FULL FACED true, the deal would be toe first Omdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr., ■STEELS RECX)VBJB nation’s first man. In space, to be closed with an Iron Cur­ tain country since President M anchester NEW YORK (A P )— A joins two Houston investors In buying oootrolling shares to Kennedy approved sale of .sub­ HKHlerate recovery by steels sidized farm products—particu­ highlighted a mixed stock DONUTS HAUOWEEM Baystown, Tex. bank for $1,- larly wheat—to the Soviet bloc market early this afternoon. 350,000 . . . Profit reports, promising best earnings since two weeks ago. Trading was heavy. The Hat The wheat sales, the chief aoonflagraiUon, and then eign aid prognun next year of against Kennedy administration face the possibility Congress dren swarmed over to one IM4 eOMCr CAUINTC 2-Deer HordWf MAKE m s HALLOmEN THE BEST EVER - VISIT YOUR NEAREST Aft Bemneft Junior High Sctnod down on Bd- into a holooauflt whic^ threatened the entire policies now carries his' sen*.! side to get off. business diertrict along Main St. before It was will do it. ments to Washington al North ■aatJnnal”^uare. Ufte tzxlay went on os usual, Prime Minister Lord Home and the day's small troubles and triumphs wiH finally brought under control shortly before Dakota’s new congressman from SURGERY' AT SEA nightfall. formally renounces his ancient toe state’s eastern district. noon pass unnoticed Infto oblivion. peerages with stroke of a pen, NEW Y’ORK (AP) —A* NV> doubt, few Benneft pupils or teaoben in When the Are losses were totaled, they Mark Andrews took a slim making possible his election to 125,000. .\meriran freighter rolled la Tve Gof The Smarfesf Daddy In Town" glaMskig aft the oolender were aware that this reached the then atoggering sum of $165,000, early lead and built H into a heavy North .Atlantic seas to­ O d L 23, 1963, mortas the andlveraory of a figure which would uridoUbtedly be muHi- the House of Commons. , . . near-8,(KX) vote margin over Frank Sinatra formally divest­ day waiting to move to a GeN' the moat laonveMtous ervent in the school’s pHed five or .six tiines were the fire to oocur Democrat John Hove, a college man liner a 9-year-old- boy Actually, our young friend here won't today. ed of Nevada gaming licenses, professor, toe third such match long MStiory. ^ sajrs he will sell his gambling seriously ill with appendloitia It was juat 50 yeasa ago today, on Hiurs- Even now 50 years later, the terrible events won this year by Republicans A Coast 4>l^rd spokesmaB be able to fly in a Comet, but his y M m DONUT of that day rernain clear to the minds of interests rather than fight over toe nation. day, Oct. 23, 1913, that the building known as charge he harbored Sam Gian­ said the .American ship, tha ^ daddy knows when he puts the family Che Ninth Dtotriet “ BJaaft” School, which stood many; and ftremoi and Manchester oid.ftimers Andrews hammered away at Wolverine State, would have' / on thie alto now occupied by the Barnard and aUH rtfer to the Great Schott Fire of 1913 as cana, Cosa Nostra crime figure. toe Kennedy farm, economic ^ my ■ into a 1964 Comet he's putting them GOP National CSiairman Wil­ to wait for. the seas to sub­ Open 7 (lays a week— 6 A.M. fe 1 A.M.' IVatildto buiUizigB of the EUsobeth M. Ben- the most devaatatiiig and qiectacUIar in the and foreign aid programs. Hark­ '47 side before attempting trnnn*' into a car that's as hot as it looks. It's ^ ndt SchOoL expitoded in flames afaotftly after hiatocy of the town. liam E. Miller'sa3n9 'victories for ing back to lost spring’s defeat Sen. Barry Goldwater to the of toe wheut referendum, he fer to the 82,SS6-tM Mueti fl o’olook of the afternoon seaflon. - MBss EHaobetfa M. Bennett, school principal, Bremen 'which has a doetar the star performer in the compact An boor and a half later, the huge wooden ond'Ftod A. Varplanck, supertotendant of tha New Hampshire, West Virginia, has been a constant critic oi Oregon and California pri­ Secretary of Agriculture Orville aboard. The scene h iSM field. Take a long look at Comet to­ 255 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE k structure waa'a smouhJering pile of sjBm s and dritrtot—both of whom played kay roiea in tha Hie United Fund Drive Uxlay stands at $51,678, or about miles east of St. Johns, NfM. Had caivled wflh it to dedbruoUon the pubUc story—are dead now, os are many other lesser maries would wrap up the 1964 L. Freeman, calling for more day! Morlarty Brothers, 301 Center nominattoa for the Arizona farm say-so at farmer levels in­ 45 per cent of Us total $115,000 goal, fund officials announc­ The boy was identUM ' 'ad E. A. JOHNSON fWvMjy and a dwelttng on W^ls St.; and the and ftxgottan figures. But the story has sur­ ed. Cbakman Edward Tatnkiel said returns sire cctntng to Ruykert Fowler of N ya^ M. MANCHESTER. CONN. vived, intact, dmpita the loss of The Herold’a oonqervative.'. . Soviet ambas- stead of from Waahingtem. St. Open eves.— telephone 643-5135. Bogeta buetaMBB block, the South Mianeheiger. w«n, WMl be ia "pleaaed” with the remits. “The next week Y., en route to Bnglaiid tiWh f i n Depaatment’s Bbae Houw 4, and Iteea loflQiidB wtaeo Its own buHdtaig burned in 1M3. aador oaya the Soviet UntoD. Jncon^glete returns from 915 PAIN T CO. ptuM to bog mota gntai from or M should ODOBMenUy ew«B the total as all three dt’vi- his parents. Mr. aad 'W h, ' gfee hnnea on Setaool BL John B. Fbwle*. 723 MAIN ST. hf a hrt* wtad t a m -t t m souMi, OM Mob* mm a m b*

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J ■i:i> ik' iill /■H 1 . PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1968 PAGE TWC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C ^ N ., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 "a greater mo**!** o t control” the Charter Consolidation Com­ Shifted around so that each ran- the study convinced him that many years, would ba an af­ Power Shutoff | Hebron improvements can not be made front to the individual’s dignity for highway superintendent Tu- G & B BUILDING Rockville-Vernon mittee (CCC), appointed to set ploye has a full eight hours of reck. up organizational matters and the scheduled work—^leaving one as the study progresses. which 'ha must professionally iSet S a tu rd a y DeMarco, Directors Then what, asked bom Taylor avoid. DeMarco's asstotsuit, L. F- \ an operational budget, met last Stamps Salvation Army Sheinwold on Bridge or two men who cam be trans­ CTlapper, who wotk^ on engi­ CONTRACTORS News ferred to other or new opera­ and Republican Director Harold ‘Job Priority’ ight. neering detail at m« highway Due to me changeover in CUSTOM HOMES Hahn States i’he .session, held at the home tions. A. Turklngton, waa “ retraining” But MarUn said mat, "I • Asks for Funds being done now for, if me chang­ garage while DeMarco himself OUR SPECIALTY . Robert Baum, established MofA deator Clear Air on Study Utoi was baaicany what Tay­ don’t see anything ye*, that we electrical service necessitated *. Joseph Barm—649-0320 OPPONENT’S MISTAKE < lor expected, but explained in es were not to bb installed un­ can’t dlscuaa openly and freely, has assumed the more distant s for commission procedure IS YOUR OPPOB’TUNITY EM t-W «t v«iliMnl)i* by me construction of me new Republicans’ whidh will be presented to the PM.. 'The Salvation Army to con­ N O R ra an unfamiliar form. til the end of the nine monm if wo choose our w«Hxl8 wim a work of project manager, said study? last, night that 147 unanswered central firehouse, bom me Mun­ HEW CCC at its meeting Thursday. i ducting ita annual appeal for By ALFRED SHIENWOLD « A K to S The town’s board of directors and systems analyst DeMarco said mat, to install little more oars than we conn- funds administered by a local V A 4 me final improved work mem-., This raised questions about the monly do.” con^aints had been found at icipal Building and me Center Also discussed were the du­ Don’t be discouraged if an op­ Bruno DeMarco, who met last night for the first time Goal in City ties of officers, procedures for committee of volunteers, head­ ponent sometimes makes a Q Q 4 ods requires “retraining” of me contract: What did me terms of One of me methods that De­ the' highway garage about a Oongregatlonal Church will be establishing an agenda, for CCC ed by Mrs. Adolt>h F. Simons. mistake. Not everybody can be « A 9 « 3 2 since DeMarco began a controversial study of the town employee now — and this pro­ me contract require about when Marco is trying, to Increase week ago. without electrical service on GOP randidate for mayor Wil­ voting and on conduct of hear­ Services rendered by the or­ perfect, so make your own cor­ WIST EAST highway department, both left their informal session voked Taylor to question the changes should be made? operational efflclenoy in me Since men, 90 have been clos­ Saturday. ganisation include medical, A762 AQ194 DeMarco said that, in order highway deportment, he calls ed out as already answered, and Since the switchboard in^me liam R. Hahn last night dis­ ings. rect play and be ready to sym­ satisfied that, for the most part.e— ------• — idea o t “retraining” and to sus­ Herbert Hannabury, tempo­ dental and optical care, aid to pathise in the post mortem dis­ they understood each other. pect that DeMarco had tree- to Install changes at me end of “job priority.” He says it has highway personnel have been Municipal Building will be af­ closed the aims of Republican invalids, camp vacations, aid OA 10 8632 019 organisation in meeting .those paased across established lines me study, me highway workers worked well so far. completing 8 to 10 projects per fected by the lack of power, rary chairman, said today that cussion. « K 4 Tha ddreotors had been uncer­ candidates in the coming city! a reque.st for operational funds for school children, service to ♦ 8 5 tain that they undeiistood De­ fictio n s. of authority. will have to have learned and Martin pointed out mat "joto day toward me remaining ; '57 plans have been made to keep T ip t d it / i North dealer soirra “When we fiqd out why we elections. He spoke at a press I for the commlasion will be sub­ veterans and care of unmarried Marco’s goala and procedures understood me new ways In priority,” and many of me complaints. me switchboard in operation by iim m Bast-West vulnerable 6 8 3 are not hitting me nail on me Twice in auooeasloa he point­ which mey will be requested to conference, called by Thomas I mitted to the next town meet­ mothers. ’ITie Salvation Army Opeing lead — . Jlx of Dia­ V K Q 6 5 slfloe he began woric in Septem­ edly auAed under whose initia­ changes being tried are neces­ Other directors expressed op­ usiiig an emergency battery set, G. Carruthers, Republican Town ' ing. also continues to expand Its as­ ber, and siwrUy ttogan a juris- head, we tty to figure out what work. This requires "retrain­ sarily experimental, and mat timism about me project. activated by a transfer switch. monds 0 K 7 5 we can do to improve me op'- tive “retraining” was being Committee chairman. Che<'ks Mailed sistance to less privileged fam­ West opened the six of dia­ 6 Q I 10 7 diotionial disi>uibe a i m he asked done, and twice DeMarco said ing” now." there may be many changes Mayor Francis J. Mahoney said Building Inspector [Thomas Hahn said that candidates will Mrs. Florence D. Loverin, ilies, the handicapped, the aged tor control of the highway de­ eration." that any changes were being in­ Town Counsel Atty. Irving before me end of me project. that, "I think me first ones Monahan and me Johnson Elec­ monds, declarer put up dum­ Taylor replied that “It seems seek a progres.sive, forward- manager of the Rockville Sav­ and the ill of the community. my’s queen, and East shrewdly partment. stituted by me highway super­ Aronson reported that me terms Under “job priority," each to feel Improvements are the tric Co., electrical contractors looking government with equal ■ ings and Loan As.sociation, an­ Other officers of the local to me we have lost sight of intendent, Ernest Tureck. of the contract did not specify day’s projects arc assigned a men who actually do the work for the firehouse project, will dropped the jack. When East Bitagtog the two together me atudy’a otojectivea.” DOUBLE treatment for all, regardless of nounced yesterda}' that 744 committee Include Mrs. Rich­ got In with the king of clubs, tost night was no easy tstok: It There was real semantic dif- whether improvements should priority. The foreman wim the at the highway depeulment.” be in charge of me switchboard QUALITY political affiliations. Christmas Club checks have CCT; Martin later oommesvted, "I be' made during, or at the end ard Grant, treasurer; J. John soon thereafter, he returned the required General Manager Rich' floulty over me word “ retrain­ highest priority project geU Ted Powell said, "The real transfer. Hahn .said that candidates, if been mailed out totaling $53,- Perham, secretary; Mrs. EJver- nine of diamonds. finesse loses, later. East will be ard Martin’s Intervenitlon to think some of our difficulties ing.” To DeMarco, it seemed to of, the study. his choice of all me equipment reward I see from the study WORLD CREEN elected will propose: To investi­ 143.50. This is the first year ett Stone, welfare secretary; are aemantlc. We don’t mean South was now helpless. If out of diamonds, and South will trsnslaite DeiMaroo’s profession' mean no more than convincing Atty. Aronson left open a ques­ in the highway garage. He is the additional, efficient^ in KhainU Cancer Linked? gate the po.ssibility of establish­ tha association has had a William Hammond. Mrs. Harry South played low West would ad jargon into terms that the the same mings by me same m«f highway personnel to accept tion from Taylor, who asked also gets bto choice of crew, and handling townspeople’s com­ in ing adequate recreational facili­ Christmas Club program. Kirkham and Robert K. links, overtake with the ten of dla- j South’s correct play will not dtreotoos felt comtortable with. worda” new work memods or schedules. whether the town had contracted has full ^ntrol over me job plaints." n e w DELHI—Mouth cancer ties at the west end of the city; Hospital Note* service members. monds to run the rest of the work If the diamonds break 8-8. Tills waa apparently me case To the most of the omera pres­ for Installed changes, or a re­ while it is in progress. General Mjanager ManUn seid. to appoint an Industrial commis-J Admitted yesterday; Mrs. a Martin’s wiUingnesa to mod­ in the discussion of highway de­ to me moot common form of STAMPS Olrl Scout News suit. If South put up the king of [ If so, West will lead another low erate, and later testimony-that ent, it seemed to imply a for­ port which details the changes The result of this system, De ”I’m not so much looking for Sion to work closely with the Marion Prachniak. 78 Brook­ Calls for leaders of Girl partment functions. DeMarco cancer in India. Health ex­ diamonds, West would have an diamond to dummy’s queen: the highway depa.rtment per­ mal training schedule imposed possible. Marco says, has been increased saving* from the .study an I am perts associate it wim me habit Chamber of Commerce in hold- 'lyn St.; Marjanne Cup. 22 Ward UNITED SISItS Scouts and Brownies in the easier time. Down two. and East will return his third implied, wimout saying spe, on me highway department. "I believe me object of the ing and helping present industry sonnel were largely satisfied, efficiency, greater satisfaction an tanprovemervt In the quality of dried tobacco and slaked ALL WEEK STEIHS St.; Samuel Genovese, 3 Legion Hebron area have met with en­ “ Nlde unblock,” West re­ diamond on taking the king of and even enthused, by DeiMar- oltficedly, that he had sought to contract to to affect an end and attracting new industry; to Dr.; Brett Wood, Elling;ton. ■'■ijiym.i Martin put me word into per­ among foremen and crews, andlof the service." tome. couraging results. ’Three troops marked gratefully as he scored clubs. The correct play works oo’a work, went a long way to­ understand me purposes of me result of a saving (in highway give each taxpayer the services Births yesterday; A daugh- A new five-cent Mamp, hon­ highway department in order spective. “Retraining,” he said, have been organized and there 100 points. If East had played when the diamonds break 6-2 ward claiming toars mat there to a very formal word for al­ department operations), or sup­ he has a right to expect for the ter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond oring those beleaguered and be­ are enough girls clamoring for and costs nothing in any case. to make me department work ply me town wim information tax dollars he pays; to guaran a low diamond at the first trick are still unresolved fittotions at most any kind of change In an mi5ISIiSJ{yS15iE5@IGIi9IGraSlSIESflSf5ISIBISiaiEBISISI3ISiSJaSfSI5)6JS(iSII8IBIiySISIBf5nilHIBlBaei^^ Chicky. 24 L Snipsic St.; a admission that a fourth troop he would have returned the Daily Question more efficiently. so that it can receive me sav­ ALL WOOL WORSTED tee that taxpayers have a right daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don­ loved indlviduaJa, the letter car­ the highway garage. individual’s action. I mink we may be formed if a leader can jack of diamonds later. ’Then Partner opens with one dia­ Says He Erred He seemed to feel that Tay -retrained Mr. E>eMarco when ing,” Atty. Aronson said. to know how city funds are be­ ald Smith. 26 Wind.sor Ave. riers, will be issued Saturday be found, according to Mrs. mond, and the next player pass­ lor expected him to challenge It remained unclear whemer ing spent; to give whole-hearted South would play low, and the It was Martin who Instructed we told him he could not take Di.scharged yesterday: Mrs. from Wa'ihington, D. C. The Charles Wallace, neighborhood .suit would block. ’The defenders es. You hold: Spades, A-K-IO-B; me purpoee ramer man me op­ DeMarco must Install me OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONvkNIENCE! support to the establishment of Alice Goodne.sa and son. Spring- DeMarco, when he asked for charge of the highway depart­ 2 stamp will be on sale at local chairman. Hearts, A-4; Diamonds, Q-4; eration of the highway depart changes or, in me words, of me a regional incinerator; to ap­ field, Mass.; Mrs. Carol Gordon would get only one diamond authority over highway opera­ ment,’’ Martin said. post offices on Monday. Mrs. J. Everett Clark to trick instead of five. Clubs, A-9-6-8 2. ment Questtona ‘Retraining’ contract, provide "sufficient in­ Hviih'n M O N D A Y thru SATURDAY 9:00 to 5:30— THURSDAYS TILL 9:00 P.M. point only qualified, capable and son. East Hartford; Mrs. leader of Brownie Troop 45, as­ What do you sayT tions last month, that the town The City Mail Delivery com­ Since East was a polite player All Taylor seemed to be ask­ But the question of "retrain­ sight" eo that Improvementa people to fill vacancies; to work Barbara Olender. Tolland; Mrs. sisted by Mrs. James Derby Answer ; Bid two clubs. You charter and peisonneil and uni­ ing waa to know if DeMarco harmoniously with the town and memorative stamp is from a he didn’t point out that South on regulationa foihade any de­ ing” raised yet another dif­ can be Installed by me town. Helen Lachappelle, Baker Rd.; and Mrs. Ronald Saglio, meet­ had played the hand like a will show the spades next, con­ was clear on me hmetions. tbat On the question of privacy. SUITS fire district on all matters in­ Mrs. Dorothy Comeau, 57 Phoe­ drawing by the popular Amer­ viation from the estabUshed ference of opinion. DeMarco re ing Wednesdays at the elemen­ cealing your full strength until cluding con.solidation. ican artist, Norman Rockwell. gaffed goldfish. Instead, he re­ he waa trying to Improve. ported at the beginning of the DeMarco asserted mat, “3?y nix St.; Michael Paluska, West tary school. ’ITiera are 24 girls marked in a sympathetic tone; you find out whether or not chain of oommand. The (Hfficulty was In me way profeasion’s code of ethics doee He said that each candidate Rd. The vertical stamp will be meeting that he had decided in this troop. "It’s a shame to waste good there is a satisfactory suit tor Last night, DeMarco a|>otog- that each expressed himself, not to make piecemeal Improve, not permit the violation of con­ has been selected individually printed on Oiori presses ar the trip. — ENDS NOV. 6 — mation from the study, or in Keim’s services!” WEDNESDAY. OCT. 23— 6 to 9 P.M. Today there are some 120,000 Anyone wUUng to help out in stalled changes in the highiway regular carriers and 44,000 Stamps, terms, etc. GREEN STAMPS this way is asked to communi­ department, and at what time Famous for Old RULES OF CONTEST THURSDAY, OCT. 24— 9 A.M. to NOON substitute carriers. .ROSSHUNTER-ARWINm. ii. Collectors who wish first cate with Mrs. Reid at onoe. changes thould be made. Fashioned Goodness A picture, which cannot be returned, must accompany Proceeds For Furnishing Kitchen At Mew Temple day- cancellations may send Mrs. Wallace announces that DORIS Finally, he challenged De­ each entry. Children 9 to 14 months are eligible. Resi­ Living Stereo for einy budget, any space or decor! the Girl Scout Council fund Marco’s asaerUon that some of 2 Stores to Serve You! dents of Manchester or surrounding towns may enter. self-addressed-^ (-envelopes, to­ iH elhrill .1 the information he gathered gether with- remittance 'to. cov­ drive has gone over the top No member of LTM or mrinber’s relative is eligible. What a wonderful collection! Now no home need be without the }oys of er the stamps to be affixed, to this year, &e goal of $276 re­ DAY had to be kept secret. “Any­ MANCHESTER sulting in over $300 already thing we have to say can be Ratum completed entries to toe Little Hieater of Man- the Postmaster, Washington, SHOPPING PARKADE realistic stereo music! Big wall-to-wall sound at the lowest prices .Ml', D. C., 20013. ’The envelope to collected. OP iG Anil aaid in putollc,” Taylor said. cheatar, 22 School Street, before midnight, Friday, Oct. JAMES DeMarco’s reipllee were, point 26, 1963. Many valuable prizes from Burton’s, Bur- we've ever offered. Beou^ and quality that compares with . I ’I 'l l C the postmaster should be en­ Porters Cited COLOR OPEN EVERY SUN. dorsed "First Day Covers 6c Good news also comes from by point: sack’s, Fallot’s, Leonard's and me Little Theater of some of the highest-prii^e instruments ottered for home use! FEATURE On me highway department' Manchester. City Delivery Stamp.” Orders Hebron Grange. The State GARN 7:15-6:30 ROUTE 6, BOLTON Cabinetry that will add luxury to any room. '^■1 for covers must not include re­ Grange has sheeted Mr. and functions; “In our work, we quests for uncanceled stamps Mrs. Kenneth A. Porter of the don’t evaluate functions but me and must be postmarked not Gilead section of Hebron as sffectiveneaa of me existing later than Oct. 26. "Young Couple of the Year.” SPECIAL KIDS raO W ! FRI., SAT., SUN., 2 P.M. "JACK the GIANT KILLER” and " ’THE MAGIC SWORIY’ Grangers here all agree that All in color! Plus Cartoons! ! ! ! BIGGER they have well earned this Andover distinction. TTie choice was o Starts Wed., Nov. 6—^Exclusive Hartford Engagemeito o based on their interest and loy­ Watt Disney’s “THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY” in color! T alty in grange community af­ Now. Mothers’ Club fairs. ’They will now be eligible to represent the Connecticut Slates Dinner State Grange., at the national new name, new size, new style, new spirit, Grange contest in Portland, LOANS For Fathers Ore., Nov. 10. Porter is pest master of the The Mothers’ Club will hold local Grange, and now serves STATEB new c a r! father’s dinner on Nov. 18 at on the executive committee. He for today’s greater needs the elementary school. Proceeds has been Hebron Grange mas­ ItoltfllllBiBlIlBlIIClIlBllltiaitoBirWIlIBB from the ticket sale will go to­ ter for four terms, is a member ward the school library. Mrs. of the Hebron volunteer fire Peter Mortlock is reservation company, and operates the HiU- chairman. Reservations must be kap dairy farm. As for Mrs. made by Nov. 8. Porter, one cannot say too Donations for the meal are be­ much. The former Marjorie NOW! LOANS UP TO ing accepted and those contrib­ Boytngton of Andover, she has uting are requested to call Mrs. worked like a trojan in grange 5 ways to hear tibis gkmt 7 2 STEREO Carl Houghton, chairman. Jm h H m doings, to now chairman of the Listen to AM radio, FM radio or FM multiplex stereo nOOO FROM MFC GOP Club Meets home economics committee and In The Andover Republican Club is serving her fourth term as Technicolor music. 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w a wc h e s t e r Ev e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., vnEDNEspAY, Oc t o b e r 28/1968 MANCHtSTER EVENING H iaiAI^.'M AW G ^ CQNN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 PA (31 F I V l PAOB Form . ireaident of the United States,. seen at tha roar o f the fauAding fish pond; Mrs. Warren Juro­ for a now tank truck In a let­ night at 8 at tlte home of Mbs. high sak.eal. Mis. Wayne Hxa Veter Gram, who -wUl ac­ vaty, Mrs. Samuel Keller, Mrs. aturday at th* -Waverlyerly Inn“ In Old Bookshop Hit hist heftm ttw Are sbszted. Columbia Bolton ter which was fonaanded to tiie Paul ICaneggia to -work on ar- 'W right company them on a guitar. John Bauaola and Mrs. A. Leon­ Cheshire. All Democraao Sohsel 'Moard Pteao aoooimpajiist vdll Be Mrs. The Sltoto Fire Jdarshal’s office Mlactmsn. itai first selootmen Uedes for the ClirMinaa Fair was catted In bo investigate. FREE DELIVERY ard K!ing, plants; Mrs. Bolish en lire Invited to the tea which SPECIALS to be heU Dec. 7 at the parish The board « f areading TTA St OOTtemmtty H a l Harvard undeergroduate student LINOLEUM a ASPHALT salt on the roads in the 'arbiter. m eet tom orrow at 8 p.m-. at th* fiiat to the children and then wM Preoident John F. Kermody. ARTHUR DRUB Itor, penny table; Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. John P m g le , RepubUemn RUBBER home of Mrs. Wayne Wright. The PTA mesUng tomonow to the adults aftbr a regular tronised by such tMh century Leaves Post Bramhall, redigious arUclea; registrar o f 'voters, speaJc on the Picks Preuss He said he would get figures Television on the coat of renting a sweep­ The Rev. BSdwaiM Johnson, night at 7:30, a United Nations PPTA meeting, ' by the room Hterary flguros as Ralph Waldo M rs. Donald Bocash, CJhrisUnas duties of the registrar and elec­ TILE vicar, will dMcuas several ap- mothers In Grades 7 and 8 un­ ( S-15) CBS Reports RUGS er. Day program, hss been changed Eknerson. BrmdJ Gets Rain •;00 ( 8) BH I The*ter (In pro«-t^ decorations; Mrs. Donald* tion day personnel tonight at 8 TILE proachM to chvircta school der the chairmanship of Mre. The Boston Redeoxetopment re«i) .. (24) On Hoarlnic Muilc As Assessor from the scdiOol to the Com­ ( 8-aCMO) O u le and Harriet Mathieu and Mrs. Carol Perry, at the town hall. The program As Chairman ITte poskiJlItty of a group of teachkig. Authority bowod to ttw com- (22). Movie at 5 (in progress) trash and treasurers. Odd Lota ^ 0 ^**1* munity HaU bseansB of tlie ex­ K. J. Roser. RIO DE JANEIRO. Brasil (10-30) Early Show (in prog­ S:00 (34) Dr. Posln's Giants Is sponsored by the Women’s women Molding a physical flt- Mrs. Robert Gorton, church pected crowd. The Girl Scouts wNl rehearse poogn and changed Its plan for (AP) — Heavy rains dumped SUMMER PRI8ES ress) ( 3) Connecticut: What's Emil Mal«k, a memiber of the PoUtical Notes Republican Club of Col'umbla. ’ ' * * ^ 5 . 9 9 nesB-slendteizi]>g class in the school superintendent, has an-: ( 8) News Ahead Hetinan PreuM wa« anan- Boy Scout Troop 73, sponsor­ at 6:4S p.m. at the hall. the government center in order more than an Inch of water over (21) Buckskin Bob (12) Clo«e*Up board o f aseeeBorti fo r the post The Connecticut Federation of Oonmiunity Hdll was di-scuased. nounced th* staff — Nursery, ed by the PTA, wUl present the to preserve the Oescent. south-central Brazil overnight, ( .8-20-40) Paitv Duke Democratic Women’s (Jlubs la Manchester Evening Herald kanously elected cAiolrman at the ON FUEL OIL (18) In the Public Interest several yean*, hag reeri^fned ef­ UNOLEUM RUGS AT REASONABLE PRICES It was decided to wait to make Mrs. Richard Danielson and colors and some scouts who Manoheater Evening Hefald "There has not been a lire (*n bringing hope for an end to the (30) Young World 8:30 (g-30-40) Price Is Right (C) sponsoring a tea h(>noiing Mrs. Oolnmbl* correspondent Virginia hoard of finance loot night, a decision until the group had Mrs. pYank Barry assisted by r n x r p n o w w i t h (10) Dick Powell ( 3-13) Glynls fective immediately. He said have toured th* United Nation* B eltoa roirespoiident, CSimci. the buildbjg) sinice the Orescent area's nine-month drought. 1:10 ( 3) News, Sports, Weather (24) writers jof Today Lyndon Johnson, wife of the vice | M. Carlson tele^one St8-tM4. ouooeeding Mr*. Dorla M. actually formed. Mrs. William Oavana'ugh and wen Toung, 648-8881. ATLANTIC 9.0U (1022-30) Espionage personal (xmimitments wlU not will give their impreasions of wo* built in 1840." (Sloss sold. Adm. Miguel M^aldi. chair­ fils (22) Club House lyitoAla, who (Mnred oa a Sr the jpwup is a non-profit Mrs. Francis Russell; kinder­ th* -visit. Other scouts -wlU talk The Are w u oo«rilned bo the man of the electric power ra­ •4-Hoor Burner Berviee i:S0 ( 8) 87th Precinct ( 8-20-40) Ben Casey permit him to devote the time garten, Mrs. Paul Bolran; (10) The Lone Ranger (24) At I.ssue ROY^nd JO H N Floor Covering beard nMmA>er fo r 13 yearn and organMatkm, with dues being about the requirements for Uve LONGEST m POST Srst three Soorii. tioning commission. warned ( 8) Walter Cronklte ( 3-12) The Beverly Hillbillies needed to thie board’s work. 'The Grades 1 and 3, Mrs. Thomas (18) Subscription T\' aa elHtirman fo r three. She did paid, open to all women in dtisenship group of merit MIDiDtiETOWN (AP) — V ic­ GAobb estimatied that some much more rain is needed be­ ■ (30) British Calendar selectman, \vho fill vacancies on toam, the board seemed to feel Miner; Grade 3, Mrs. Frederick tor Uoyd Butterfield estahlbh- 300.000 votumes were lost In the fore the city’s six-hour daily 21) What's New 9:80 (24) Japanesn Brush Painting 254 BROAD ST.—^TEL. 643-6753—FREE ESTIMATES not, aeek re-eiectlcn to the Taylor; Grade 4. Frank Barry; bodges and the 'world brother­ McKinney (18) Life of Riley ( S-12) Dirk Van Dyke this board have not named a that there would be no rental hood merit badge. ed a record today aa president Are. electric power turnoffs could be. (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 10:00 <10-2^-30) Elev<‘nth Hour OPEN 9 A.M. to PJW.—-THURSDAY 9 A.M, to 9 P.M. boaird. Grade 6, Miss Jinnl Bay; Grade ( 3-12) Danny Kaye Show successor to Malek as yet. 6 fee. The board of finance reg­ Girl Scout Troops MD and of Wedevan University. A cting Fire Cbtcf WSlKam A. suspended. Lumber and Supply Co. ■ (12) Newsbeat- 6, Mrs. Trevor Ledger-TTiomaj; (Beside* the power rationing, 1:00 (12-22-30“(0) News, Weather ' ( 8^204o* Channlhg Ifule Bazaar Set Haymond Cooper waa elected ulates the use of the ball. 867 will ling songs of other He completed his 20th year Tarrens said |tlile' Are carted (24) In-Srhool Preview Grade 7. Mrs. Henry Bay as- the drought has lowered drink­ Eat. 1947— Bolton Sports The CJathoUc Ladies Sotrfety teoe ohajamon. ■pAscopid Notes oountriea, including a Greek in the post, the longest term In the roar of the store. Cause (21) Heritage U:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-22-40-80) News: risted by Mrs. John Buckhout; was not determined. There ing water reservoirs to critical Tel. 643-2141 (10) Shannon Sports and Weather o f St. CJolumba’s CJhurcn will NOWlt’lOW ■T*rwiBi la ataiteng hia aee- ooTvfitmation eflass, Robert lit ­ varslwe1l Thoma* -AlBlde” Siding, Aluminum cAwiirnmn o f the board o f edu- i : X Old, Borrowed and Blue 6:50 Sports Time Storm Wlndoira and Doors BENEFICIAL i : 4 £ Three Star Extra 7:00 News Showcaae oaUon and still a nvemlwr of t:06 Conversation Piece 8:00 The World Tonight FINANCE SYSTEM 2. ONE YEAR OUARANTEE that board, is eurrently sale. The LOOK Is Right For You! 8:30 Showcase Please CaU MB-OBSS t;S0 New* of the World Unoonditlonal written 1-year gnam te*. ne|>reacntaiUve fo r a restaurant % T:0B Qovemment Service* 12:30 Sign Off equlpnvent firm. PiiUo, unsuccessful candidate | «• - S. STAIN PROTECTION to r the Repttolican nomination I BDcone finish to keep them spotless. to' the board of finance in the . / July caucus, is the operator of ‘‘Easy on Your Budget” WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS ttve Sunooo station at Bolton | REG. $9.95— NOW $6.99 Hot civ. Sale Starts Thursday, October 24 fh Oobum is an engineer, ecn- 2 for f13.00 pAoyed at United A ircraft Ooip. In Bast H artford. The new chairman plans to COATS divide the board into subcom­ ALL OTHER SLACKS m ittees and wUl appoint mem­ UP:. -1 bers to the following commit­ For the Cold Day* Ahead! GREATLY REDUCED tees at the next meeting; Board of education, general govern­ \ REG. $15.95— NOW $12.88 ment, town report and fiscal WARMLY UNED PANTS year. X All Wool Tweed 2 fo r 92S.00 An Increase Wi the expenses A of the registrars of voter-s be­ ■’(Ml.? The LOOK is the detachable cause o f tive new law requiring fringed scarf and the cardigan REG. $14.95— NOW $11.58 monthly voter making seoeions 6 will be studied by a subconv- collar. This coat is warmly inter­ m ittee. lined. Sizes 8 to 16. I'n Blue (vr 2 fo r 922.50 The board voted an addition­ Brown Tweed. Sale 1.57 al 11,000 appropriation for the REGULARLY 1.99 REG. $13.95— NOW $10.58 increase in the rent of the An­ $.59.>.99 dover town dump. The fire department asked RRANTS-OWN BRAND GRANTOOS 2 fo r 920.00 All Wool Worumbo U m E BOYS' DiNIM JEANS B The LOOK is the swanky double • lined; print cotton flannel COnON CHINOS breasted style with 6 bra.ss but­ • Sanforked cotton denim REG. $4.98— NOW $3.99 Rummage tons and hand stitched collar • Bor-tacked at points of strain PLUS the A-Line effeeWSlit • Macdiine wasbafile, 'vat-dyod • Siaes8to7 2 fo r 97.88 / Sale pockets and Milium lining. Size* 10 to 16 in Red or Breen. O C T . 24— 9 to 12 C UTIU 6IRU' COnON $59.99 GLENNEY’S North Methodist CORDUROY lONOIES Church All Wool Plaid • Madiine washable M EN 'S SHO P 800 PARKER BT. a (Cotton flannel lining C GRANTS-OWN BRAND PENNIEIGH” CXIRNER MAIN AND BIRCH STS. Sponsored by W.H.CJt. a Self-belt: or elastic waist A style that's hard to pass up. MIN'S HIAVYWEIGHT THIRMAL • SoUds, prints. S izes 8 -6 X Park Free 3 Hours In Birch St. Parking Lot You’il like the LOOK of the smart mouton collar and the dou­ ble breasted effect PLl'S the T ' KNIT SHIRTS & DRAWERS alpaca lining. Sizes 8 to 16. In Breen or Blue. Sale 1*67. $.59.99 RIOUUUH.Y 1.99 lA O l ONLY TURNPIKE TV t APPUANCE OFFERS • MeUy a^ iben t ahrink-naintant ooMon • Heatiudding air pockets wDust for kodcxB’-outdoor comfort 5 YEAR SERVICE • Choose long or short sleDves • Full action out; long wearing | • Snail, medium, large, sidm largo AT W EXTI^ COST TO YOU A COIN OPERATED W A 8H -’N-DRY CaLEAN II MAPIJ5 ST. The LOOK (»ANTS-0WN BRAND I Across From First Natlonsl| Store Parking Lot PBWLEIGH* MEN’S OPEN 7 I.AV8 I* Right PHILCQ 16-Lb. Wash— 26c i COnON SUEDE SHIRT 8-Lb. Dry C8ean— 82.00 for You! ASUB8IDIN(ir0P( Sale 1.64 The LOOK I* Right for You! RIOULAnLY 1.«« The Shoor Jewelers • Madiine washable • San- GRANTS-OWN BRAND TSIS* It’s the Oh So Smart i forized • Ibp atitched collar 3 PC PAJAMA-COAT SET Famous Tilt-Top 2 • S pockets • S-M-L-XL. SPLIT LEVEL SLING SHOT Sale 3.44 Automatic Range bf SattTIwMH ■ '■ "I GRANTS-OWN BRAND RIOULARLY 3 .9 9 LOOK JUMPER ' Set combines soft, machine washable A Push-button Operation PENNLEIGlf PREP cotton challis print pajamas widi solid ★ Lift-off Oven Door $ 1 0 - 9 9 BOYS’ co n o N color cordana shorty coat, 84-40. 3 y ■k AH Sealed Unite ^CORDUROY SLACKS The two-piece look you love In one full CHIlDRBrS ORION* ACRYIK STRITCH SIAOB A Giant 24" Oven iweep! T^e split level dress has two Of wool flannel and wonderful kick pleats on its “lower level.” Alison when won) with a washable Completely washable, warm Ayers teams fashion with c\omfort by crepe turtle neck blouse with fleecy hading, footstraps. Bed, Sale 3.56 Sale 2.27 way o f an eased silhouette. Sizes 10 long sleeves under the new royal, black, ocqien. 4-6X. RIGULAIILYS.99 RiaVlARlTS.99 Only to 18. In-Teal, Cranberry, Celery, Blue deep “ V” neckline. Fashion­ or White. PLIATLISS IVY STYUNO able colors of Navy. Ikdeh, TORERO' WOOL AND NYION STRETCH PANTS Gray, Black. Brown, Cran­ Machine washable. Sanfor­ berry and Bottle Green. -Jump­ ized, Isas than 1% riirink- 65% wool, 86% etretdi nylon. er sizes 8 to 16. gl*-> X age. Top colors. 6 to 18. Zephyr* zipper. Black, brown, Sale 5.88 * 188“ sp^ce. Misses' sizes 8 to 16. RieUUUUYe.99 TAPERID CONTININTAU The Etacant Fabric stays soft even with Crepe Blouse Hand LotioR wM LoroIIr, REG. 1i)0------J M U M ^ /BUCKINGHAM machine washing. Adjust- OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TO 9 PJU. $5.99 1 ablu side tabs. 5 colors. 6-18 MiiseB'Wed KRkHrti, REG. 1.00------j m m '' A diatinctive gift! Solid mrfiD^y c a t e ac­ Misse>' Doifer, REG. 6.99------— SAU S J I N iff r n w n____ i “J MANCHESTER BUDGET cen ted by DraM handle In white only .sizes 80 to 36. and trim- Lar^e clear GMi' Lined Wool I Rayon Slocki, REG. 2.99.SALE 1A7 m nnsrste OH white bock- •PI*. Tax gntmiL taD-96 tai teat 36 MONTHS I 'CHAROI.n' SERVING N. E. V t n NQ RIONIY DOWN 30 DAYS T. G Ft A N T C O FOR 57 YEARS L i. OR MONTHS TO PAY 90 DAYS ^ Tel. 649-3406 CASH PARKADE - MANCHESTER MAIN ST. - MANCHESTER VERNON OIROLE-VERNON Cor. Of Broad St. and Middle Tpke.—Opposite Shopping Parki|dt OPEN EVERY NICHT OPEN TUES. M d THURS. NIOHTS OPEN EVERY NNWT •17 BLAIN m UEClT W&aiifi. iiMali iKafrt

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/ PAGE SEVEN HANCHISTER EVEKING HEKALD. M A N C H EST^ CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1863 ------—<6------_■ HX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER M, 1968 PAOB Harlan, house manager and South Windsor Tom Curtiss, program design. from his book with, appealing sons, tba sinful' oos who ing to tap another water side ths Communist wturld, and A' 'j^onght for TVxlay : th o t^ ha w«a rightaous and source. “A Thurber (^arnivar' con­ LEASE clarity. Devotees of the lioness Board Votes sists of nine comedy skit^ with that, hi order to achieve such Elsa in "Forever Free,” camera tte nepentsmt one 'wtio thdught INOTICE! Martin said waiver of toe Welch to Direct .America’s No. 1 Road Car • Sponsored ' by t t s Msaehes- he was hopaleas. If you don't Tour Investment Headquarters competitive bidding require­ 18 scene changes. Tickets will neutrality, we should move to fans, spehlnkers, and all bird, ter OoaaoU sf ararebes feel thiB forgiving love yet OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. TO 1 P Jf. ment was being' asked because be available at the door. PONTIAC TEMPEST put China on an equal basis, cat. penguin and wolf-lovers yourself, R'a because you don't ToD igW eU toe Church Oo. drilling rig was Thurber Gomedv Briefs SD BT THS diplomaUcally and presUge- will, in the vernacular, “have know jiit how much ytw need for your ,in town for the exploratory ’ Evergreen Wood Chapter of For As Low As PRINTING CO. INC. a ball" with Couffer’s book, TtM great philosopher Pascal lows: Monday, tom Friday 9 AJH. to 8 P.M., Thuraday ■••• IS BUs«ll Street wise, with Russia said there axe tsvo Unds of it. After oonriderehle oroes ex- work Just completed.' Orville Welch will head the Ekustem Star will sponsor a ' $96.00 per month Mmncheeter, Conn. This proposition from France "Song of -wild laughter.” Rav. George Noetrand nlng 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. aminaitlon, toe town directors To wait through the Wd tak­ public cai-d party Saturday at | TPOICAS F. FERGUSON people: The righteous who think production staff of the South I ’lill Mainteniince, Fully to the United States comes, with Van Wyok Mason has a new they are sinners, and the aln- at. Mary's Church last night waiveid the normail bid ing period might deprive the 8 p.m. at the Pleasa-nt Valley j Insured WALTER R. FERGUSON Colonel North thriller, "Zanzi­ Windsor (tountry Players’ pres­ clubhouse. Refreshments w'ill be j Pnblleher* ners who think they are right- SHEARSON, HAMMia A GO. poquiremejvte and authorized town of an additional water Ftwnded October 1. 1881 s sort of historical irony; some bar Intrigue.” In this one, eouB. Only two Idnde, so this source during the present pro­ entation of "A Thurber Car­ served and prizes awarded. 13 years after the United States events really test all of the Pigeons Ousted 918 BIAIN STREET—TEL. 649-8881 General Manager Richard M)ar- longed drought.. nival” by the late humorist American Legion, Abe E. Mil­ Paul Dodge Pontiac pBbilahed Srery Evenlns Except At the Whiton Memorial Li­ must kicllude everybody. Founded 1908 INC. WuKlAye and BoUdaya Entered at made an urgent proposition to colonel's ingenuity, his fast re­ Everybody in Mi Ufefime wRI ■'Un to oonitract wilth the Stephen Martin says that the town's James Thurber. The comedy ler Post, will meet Wednesday fce■le TottPoat Otnce...... at Uanchexter Conn. brary you will find the follow­ action time, and the hundreds PHELAOELPHIA (AP) — Ihe Members New York Stock Bxohaogs wells are currently supplying at 8 p.m. at the Main St. hall. Phone 649-2881 m SMand Om Hall Hatter. France about Communist ing books; Ptrfand, by Paul Ga­ be first one of theee and then 10,000 to 15,0(K> pigeons that used B. Church Oo. ot New Haven will be performed on Oct. 30. 873 M.lilN STREET of tricks he has learned from the other. A gW once fell ki and Other Leading Exchangee. most domestic water supplies. The membership drive is now China At that tlma France did zin, a most rewarding little his many years with Military to swarm around City Hall have to drill a new well beside the The Globe Hollow Reservoir Is Nov. 1 and 2. being conducted. Men in town KJBSCRIPTION RATES kjve with a bqy, got involved been reduced to s handful town's existing Charter Oak Payable In Advance what we wanted France to do. volume, the first thirty pages of Intelligence. One of Mason's wRh him, married him, had a being used almost eX iluslve- Stage managers will be who are eligible and interested Tear ...... *22 M A lot of history followed, per­ thanks to Tony D'Amsto. well, and to abandon the orig­ ly for Cheney Mills manufac­ in joining the Legion may con­ Hoatha ...... 11.00 which are a capsule history of best. baby, then found that she How does he do it? inal one. Grace Nicholson and Francine ee Honths...... haps as a conaequence. No one This has been qutte a month couldn't get along -with her hus- turing processes, and the other tact Robert Rose. Ellington Eld., I Honth ...... 1.86 that unconquerable country sit­ "I save the city taxpayers In all, the Job will cost J6.000, Ootton. Others on the staff are will ever really know. . . . we have a new Zane Grey bsind, left him, fell In love with reservplrs are being held in re­ Wayne and June Bidwell. .set or William Stewart, 961 Fostet uated in the almost exact geo­ millions of dollars,” says which includes the exploratory serve should a serious fire oc­ HEHRER OF What we asked France to do graphical center of that mael­ (yes, the pubMshers swear to another man, then fielt terrible D'Amsto, 68, who Is on toe wwk already on the old well, design: Mary Welch, play pub­ St. NOW THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . it.) Also, this very day a new pains in her conscience, went to SECOND ANNUAL cur in town. The wells do not licity; Jim 'Curtiss, pronertie.s Tlie Board of Education will The Aaeoclated Preee 1* exclu- then, back in 1950, was to alter strom, Europe; and the remain­ erty department payroll. "But I drilling the new well, moving a fill fast enough to provide the meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the C ely entitled to the cae of repub- ing thirty pages present re­ Jules Verne! Wei), in a new her husband and asked him to am not going to tell anyone my fuel M storage tank that i.i and programs; Bob Riikus. itioo of an new, dispatches Its'-'qwn considered and deliber­ edition, anyway. "Dr. Ox's Ex­ taJui her. back, and so Hie end­ high volume of water necessary higli school; the RN Club will •reiuted to It or not othere-ise markably beautiful i*oto- secret." now too near the water supply, lighting; Joseph DeMaio, sound FUEL OIL •r^ltad In this paper and also the ate imiicy, which had reached periment” is, of course, for sci­ ed where she started though Louis Otoerino, building In­ and enlarging an existing well for f're fighting. and tickets, and Tom Zingle. meet al 8 p.m. at Wapping El­ jo ^ news published here. graphs. ence fiction fans. In Dr. Ox's older and wiser Hiring the sat' The directors will consider Bernard Karlin and Wayne ementary School. Only the conclusion H. was going to TTie food editors of the Farm spector at City Hall, sajra, "All Fine Arts and Crafts hou.se. transferring surplus funds from All rigiite of republlcatlon of country asparagus attained the isfylng life of a -wife and moth­ we know Is that Tony's solution The authorizaitlon aupercedos Gobble, music. 1 3 V 2 ' •ledal oispatehea herein are also vote, that vVlnte'r, to seat Com- Journal give us the Freezing height of several feet; arti­ er. all 1962-63 budget to the 1963-64 Also Stella Wollman and Manchester Evening Hentid ^Mrved. and Canning Cook Book. With Is toe most economical and toe a September action of toe di- reserve funds, and will debate munl.st China in^the United Na­ chokes swelled to the size of Ektch time She turned a cor­ most effective we’ve ever heard reotors, when they waived bids FYan Mackey, make up: Rae South Windsor correspondent Fun eerrlce cHent of N. E. A. Thanksgiving and Christmas melons, melons to the size of ner in this Journey through sun a proposal to appropriate $6,000 Donnelly, costumes; Gloria I.aura Katz, telephone 644-17.53. Eervlce. Inc. _ tions Security 'Council. We approaching, this book shows of. FESTIVAL and authorized expenditures of for replacement of a piece of PubUsbers Representatives — The wanted France to change Us pumpkins, gourds to the size and shade she turned to some­ 82,000 for Improvement of the ■ Hathews Special Agency — the housewife several freezer of the belfry bell, nine feet in one she trusted for another trouble.some accounting equip­ GASH SAVINGS York. Chicago. Detroit and mind and refuse to givq Oom- tricks she can use to lighten the diameter. It required two peo­ talk and another taste of love. Sponoorod by MANOHESTER UONS C8jXTB existing Charter Oak well, ment, at their Nov. 5 meeting. fa Oooperatton with Moiich©«t«r Fine ArU AmocMIob which was turning out about ____JER AUDIT BUREAU OF munist CJhina a vote so we cooking load when the holiday ple to eat a strawberry, and There is a love in ths worid Transfer of the general fund UP TO is suddenly upon her. 500 gallons per minute until the surplus to the general fund C3BCULAT10NS. wouldn't be embarrassed, here four to consume a pear! The which knows no segregation of filtering mechandamn recently Recreatln and religious lead­ good doctor’s theory was that any kind, and which is Ttaiiiy FRIDAY. SATURDAY and SUNDAY capital imppovement reserve . Bcrald Printing Company, at home, by sutf a seating for ers who work with senior cit­ wore out. ftmd will provide enough money lac. aaeumea no financial respon- 'Virtue, coiirage, talent, wit for the sSnrera and the right­ The (ttreotOTB tentaUvely ex­ gMUty for typographical errors ap- Communist China which we izens will find “Recreation in and imagination are all mere­ eous, whichever they think they MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL to buy five lots north of the No one was hurt when this loam taden dump truck toppled for ^ peartnc In aovertl.sements and other then admitted to be a procedural the senior years.” by Arthur are . This love is describod In plored other methods of lonprov- Robertson School whlch^ the over alt 2:30 p.m. yesterday after truck's brakes failed and rnadtng matter In The Manchester ly a question of oxygen. This Is Rasy Parking In East Middle Tumpika or Ing the waiter supply, before board of education wants' for Bveninivening Herald. United Nations matter and not Williams, inspiring and help­ the funnleot of Verne’s great Jesus' parable, a story for all Truck Flips^ truck gtanoed oft station wagon. (Legal Photo).______halloween ^ ful. “Skyhooks," by ,K u r t ages in every age, of the Prodi­ Braokfleld Street Parking Lets they settled for the new weJl school expansion. rsat Mnlay advertising closing hours: one we could veto. stories! that Martin recommended. The land in question is ap­ OALLON _____ Friday. Stehling, details all balloon In concluding, we might add gal Son. The name is wrong; it Ronald Felber, 19, of 170 Green I Pot Honday—1 p m - The one and only reason we. ought to be the story of the Exhibiting Honrs: Friday 6 to 10 F.M. . 6ne of the alternatives was praised at about $60,000. The A towm peyloader picked up toe masks ^ ' Tuesday—^1 p m. Monday, flights ' from 1783 to 1961: that that all the aforementioned to repair the present filtering mohey would be transferred to Loses Load Rd., was getting out of his park- | or Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday. at that time, asked France to is from Montgolfier's 25-minute books are also available at the Patient Father, because the fa­ load of loem. ■ Hinrsdav—1 p.m Wednesday. ther is the hero, loving both his Saturday 1 to 10 P.M.— Sunday 1 to 4 P.M. mechanism, w^ch iro longer the Manchester Redevelopment Many policemen were em­ ed car on the turnpike. Arthur I and wigs ^ F U E L O IL • FHdav—1 p.m. Thursday. change its mind, and keep Com­ flight (he reached an altitude of Mary Cheney Library. prevents gravel from being Agency, which could apply the ployed to handle traffic, which S^urday—1 p.m. Friday, 3,0(K) feet!) in a papet^ beilloon. Proceeds Beoeflt of In Mishap D. Tyrrell, 25, of Warehouse! W dfled deadline: 10:30 am munist China out was that one sucked into the water pump. cost of the land against the was moderate to heavy at that publication except to Roes' and Prather'i^ 15,000 COMPLETE LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM The total for this project town’s share of the proposed Point, driving along the turn-1 k a ^ day ^ I Senator McCarthy had made An 18-year-old Andover truck time of day. COOPERATIVE iaturday — » a.ia.m. altitude flight in a plastic bed MANCHESTER OHHD OUIDANOE OLINIO would be 12,800. The coat of North End Renewal project. If No arrests nor injuries and pike, eaw Felber and applied i ^ We now give STAMPS! ^ speech in Wheeling charging loon two years ago. Ebccltlng UNE OF moving the oil tank and adding It Is approved. driver yesterday afternoon only minor vehicular damage his brakes to avoid hitting him. ' F OIL COMPANY Wednesday. October 2S there were a certain number of and well - laced 'with jrtiolq- OONNEOTItJUT EYE RESEARCH Roland Cormier, 18, of 22 Trum- ■ w main street I to toe 'well house would come As of Sept. 30, the controller avoided a serious accident as was refHDTt^ by police who in­ thurs. and ^ I SINCE 1985 card-carrying Communists In graphs. OFFICE AND Admission 88c (or pair of oM eye glasses) to about 82,000, for a total of listed a total of $38,788.98 in the vestigated a two-vehicle, rear- bull St., driving at the rear of ^ 315 BROAD STREET llot. With WTieat, Anyway Jack Oouffer, head of the 62-63 surplus, and $55,165.21 as he overturned his dump truck end collision on E. Middle the Tyrrell car, also applied his , g frl. till ◄ TEL 643-1558 the State Depeulment and that Serious business... e CRAFTSMEN a CRAFTS FOR SALE • 8KETCREW 84.800. filled with loam, on E. Center brakes but was unable to stop I W . Ttm B*ay And K vaguely Disney. Wildlife Productions SCHOOL But the water flow would be the unallocated balance in the St. at Lenox St. Tpke., Just west of Woodbridge Secretary of State Dean Ache- who has enchamted us so often e HUNDREDS of PAINTINGS and PHOTOGRAPHS a out from 500 to 400 gallons per reserve fund. St., at 2 p.m. yeaterday. in time and bumped toe rear of 1 eoroewlwe In the public oon- PAINTINGS FOR SALE F'aul M. Carter of Hebron the Tyrrell car. son, hi a nervousness later anal­ with his graphically beautiful boMse is eaiioas* SUPPLIES minitle, Martin said. Rd„ Andover, was approaching The accident occurred when ecto u ieee that Ruaela's foreign ysis of his career and attitudes animal movies, now proves him­ So h baying a dioewwuL Another possibility the di­ the lnter8ecti<;»n when the light self aa capiable with the pen. as ART DEMONSTRATIONS 335 MAIN STREET - TEL. 613-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - Miniater Gromyko haa denied and beliefs suggests was quite S aistaS ag a Cofl rectors rejected would have in­ changed to r ^ . He applied hia being: gfloomy at that plane etop unneceesary, believed he had to with the camera. An abiding Friday 7 P.M. — Saturday 7 PJtf. volved refitting toe present brakes but they failed. In try­ MUSIC STORE: 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK SI.. MANCHESTER of his «t Prestwick, Scotland, sense of kinship with his furred 649-5341 Sunday 3 P.M. — Harry R. Ballinger well now, and totlling a new one Local Stocks ing to avoid hitting a vehicle do something to prove he him­ and repiliaa subjects shines at another location later, hop­ driven by Mrs. Mildred S. Fer­ WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 laet Friday, and that, moreover, self was not a Oonununlst. So guson of 104 Garth Rd., coming ttie newepaper correepondente Quotatloiis Fumiahed by out of Lenox St., the truck he got France to keep Commu Oobam MIddlebrook, Inc. who sent out the somewhat un- niat China out of the United Na­ glanced off the left side of the Bank Stocks car and overturned, dumping pleaaant and alarming’ news tions. H is, of course, interest' SNver iaitf Bid Asked Ml We 1 Ita load of loam on Munro Park- atory from that locatioa have ing but irresponsible specula­ NEW CA R Oonn. Bank and let. admitted they made K read aa tion to wonder If, with Commu­ Hclonco Nylon Trust Co. .!.... 76 N'either (Jarter nor Mrs. Fer­ Old Salem Hartford National If Gromyko eoimded more hainh nist China in the United Na­ Surqical Hosiery ^ aaa la iM k. guson were hurt in the acci­ Storewide celebration! Bank (Jo...... 64 68 dent, ibut thedr vehlclea, with ex­ than he actually 'was. tions, the Korean war 'would Fire Insurance Companies tensive right side and left front Cherry AH this hedging about the have started, or, if R had start­ RENTALS Hartford Fire ... 66 69 side damage, respectively, had origlnBl newa atory, which had ed, have wound up aa a battle National Fire ....116 123 to be towed away. An estimate Savings on everythirtg that makes Sak . Phoeriix F ire ...... 119 127 of damage has not been deter your home more beautiful and com­ Gromyko throwing cold water in the fidd between the United life and Indemnity Inc. Cos. on all East-Weet negotiationa mined. fortable. Our way of saying “Thank States and China. But almost Aetna Casualty ..113 No arrest was made hi the .you for your confidence in Watkins by aaylng that they "could not anyone, we imag:ine, would con­ OF MANCHESTER Aetna Life ...... 167 accident, police said. be woree," may be quite 'valid cede that there has been some 06 But It will never be quite aa fcJitMil «•«!«• scene to eliminate any possi­ 18 years, tai the fact that Com­ km iksmksM prfM. V m • WEEKLY Public Utilities bility of fire from leaking gaa. aharp and atriklng, or as widely munist China was turned back •MtarlaUb mmmm^ Ue agik HAMMOND ORGAN AND PIANO STUDIO Conn. Light Power 35 V4 aeen or heard or believed, aa the at the moment H was scheduled 17 OAK STREET- 643-5171 • MONTHLY Htfd. ESec. U ght . 43 orig:inal version. Hartford Gaa Co. 44% to enter the United Nations. $300.00 Southern New Eng­ LEGAL NOTICE Newsmen expect the Ruaalans Now, 18 years later, the Patti Bti§t m Mmff fUtt ikmdm, • • YEARLY land Telephone . 63 67 to be ugly and snarly. They feel France which kept Communist f a i t C e lt w Manufacturing Companies Notice Is hereby given that a 34.95 59 63 certificate of dissolution has on aafe and routine headline China out for us then, so Mr. •“Helanca Is the registpred OUR LOW RATES Arrow, Hart, Heg been filed by J. V. Gregan & ground when they picture the TM of toe Heberlein Patent Bristol Fbress .... 10% 1 1 % Acheson oould Impress Senator Oorp.” N. B. Machine ... 21% 23% Son Inc., with the Secretary of Runsiana this way. Further­ McCarthy, is asklm us to Join Inekid* avorything 16% 18% State of the State of Connecti­ Side chairs North and Judd ., cut on October 23rd, 1963. All more, the Russians themselves France in an actiop designed to PlasUcWlre Cable 11% 13% 20 22 creditors having,claims against 29.50 Bke to act this way, or have Improve Communist China’s Mcopt goselino. Stanley Works . said corporation should send this kind of unpredictable repu­ Veeder-Root ...... 43% 47% standing back In the family of (jJsddDlfL SUOOR The above quotations are not claims to Evelyn W. Gregan, tation. So K. is always question­ nations. France ootild not poe- 341 E. Center St., Manchester, DRUG COMPANY to be construed aa actual mar­ Conn., on or before Jan. 1, 1964, able, when a Russian statesman sibly get any yes answer from 901 Main S t—848-6821 917 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER MORIARTY kets. makes some borderline remark, or said claims will be forever us; as Dwight Eisenhower onoe barred. whather the resultant extreme BROTHERS ’TOWER OF PISA CASUAL’nE S remarked In some bewilderment PISA, Italy (AP) — Nine per­ Dated at Manchester, Conn., hiterpretation idiould be blamed when he was in the White 801 CKNTEB ST. — 648-5186 sona have fallen to their death this 23rd day of October 1963. on the newsmen who present the by Evelyn W. Gregan, House, nobody in this country from the Leaning Tower of Pisa Secretary-Treasurer remaifc in Ha most alarming dares even discuss the Chinese since toe end of World War n . Kgfat, or the Russian who made Issue. It In the first place. ■nta eiaaato instance o t such a remark has been Khrushchev's Almost On Tuesdays famous threat that, in any eoo- As time and controversy goea 9 Bomie eontest between our two on, one begins to fear that the THURSDAYS natianB and ways of life, his New York World # Fair will be FRIDAYS would "bury us.” much more entertaining in OF MANCHESTER Aknoat k>uu« accessories you use; SlgB Minister Maurice Coiive de 28x40" frame size 17.50 resentative calls with the largest collection of vat-dyed, pre-shrunk MurviUe, emissary of President R. E . Wandell fabrics ever. Choice of prints and plains, all treated either with Scotch- ds Gaulle, made the suggestion irard or Sylmer finishes to shed soiling. Slipcovers are cut and fitteil Shown here are two ways to make your dining to ths United States, as repre­ Building 29^x54" frame size 29.95 ♦ or piano music? *685’ in vour home; tailored with self welts, kick or box pleats and zippered room informal. Use with pine paneled walls, quaint sented by President Kennedy, Confraefor , cushions; installeid when completed. Call 643-5171 now for an in-your- scenic or geometric wallpapers, pewter and gay that perhaps it was time to be­ hcHne selection! :hina. (Top to bottom): Ladderback chairs with gin to adopt a more realistic re- Residential-Commercial 13 X 15-inch (over all frame size) of original Paris Or jierhaps you prefer the crisp tone of a fine piano. You get it in fiber-rush seats; 48 x 70” Welsh cupboard; Du.x- la.'Uonataip toward the nation of Alterations^ Remodeling street scenes in. o ils ...... 1 2 “ this himdsome Cable-Nelson Maple Spinet at a surprisingly low cost. I^ts your Early American room perfectly and fills it with rich burvWindsor chaii-s; 40 x 25” dropleaf table oiiens Oommunlat China *Reg. $87.50 Sofas . . . to X 90”. (L eft): 42” round table opens to 42 x ‘^Busine^ Built Oh mitaici because of the many exclusive Cable-Nelson features. Equi- $69.50 -io Preeideot de Gaulle ia believed Small framed flower and landscape prints also in new selee- 54”, $77.50; kitchen Windsor chairs, $21.75 each; to want the United Statea and Customer 1 Satisfaction” Balanced Full 88-Note l^ le , for in stan t, perfected to extreme ac­ tion . , . and always a choice dollpction of unframed prints. We curacy, with overptrung bass, for fulr tone. Hear it tomorrow a f * Reg. $99.50 Two chairs . $73.50 ^ 34” cupboard stands 70(4 inches tall. Frano# to act together to rec­ Full Insurance Coverage ♦142.50 ognize Conummist China diplo-. frame your paintings, prints and photographs, tool Largest Watkins. ’Try it. *Only 10% Down; up to 8 years to pay. Bench and delivery included. Other spinets for as little as |^45. *BUiidard 76” Bofaa; 1-cuahion Chzlra Server base maUcally. His argiunente are Tel. 644-0450 frame selection in the area. oolgr $85. Leh-Table and 4 Chairs 159 said to bs that toe V'est should After 5:00 P.M. ^ WeeiM deHvoPf ba strictly neutral between Rus- 82 BALDWIN ROAD Mb sad CUna ia'ttMlr soblam in-

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PAGE NIN E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1963 _L f^CIB IIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 Unde Mteth#*, 99 Souftt JK-. Coventry practice it tramplea on their RjocdtvlHe; Wayn* Phi*. M p Meeting Set Success Seen rights urtder the fedwal' con­ Children Ring Door Bells Pupil Boycott BoJIton; John Lemek, RFD2, CONTINUING OUR Events stitution, which guarantees Obituary Rockville; Augustin Morin, T ^ For ‘Big Lift’ them equal protectfon under land; George Wlallace, 39 Art- On Land for ZB A Grants i i the laws. As residents of "un- Hits Chicago ForUNICEFonHalloween Mrs. Jennie Hudson nvore Rd.; Ronald Mereer. 114 lliiil der-repreaented” cities, they Summit. 9t.; David Wiley, 79 Despite Fog In State are being denied their rights, Mrs. Jennie FTye Hudson, 84, Two Appeals mother of ESwood D. Hudson of (Oonttnned from Fags One) NUes Dr.; Mrs. School W ins they said. Comrminltyviiide participation* out to over 1,500 Sunda^ iKhool and son, 24 Range mil Or., ■'I) '■ o Long HUl Rd., Andover, died Page One) The three judges did not in­ In the "Trick Treat for children this weekend, and the Rockville; Kaasan Bauey, 6 The zoning board of appeal* (Oontlmied from Page One) remainder in some of the yesterday at Htotford Hospital. reasons. The toW enrollment Is Director ’Theodore Powell h u r ______dicate when their decision UNICEF" Hallow* program 46d 7SS \. High Ridge Rd., Rockville. IS granted permission to Mx. would be fbrthcoming. schools the early part of the She had been a resident of called an informal meeting for tiid Mrs. Robert S. Flint, erf ■ -To quiet such fears, a high- go back to their real job on Oct. SI is anticii: ( by the Newington. The daUy average absentee­ DISCHARGEJD TODAY : week. ism was retorted as 78,918. Nov. 4 to discuu plans tor ac­ k>oper Lane to divide toeir ranking U.8. official said In ag Ridging: there would be few'- Manchester Junior iber of Halloween night, the children Mrs. Hudson was bom In Leonard Eledorozyk, 25 Sher­ 3S= 2 Polio Ca»ex School officials said that an un­ wood areJe; Sandra BJorkm^, quisition of additional land for present land to one acre ’With Washington -Tuesday night that fr beeeleee and frivoloua auits Commerce, flp^sors the will be armed with the banks O>ncord, Vt., on Jaa 28, 1879 150 foot frontage for their pres­ HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ and lived in the Hartford area determined number of pupils 367 W. Center St.; Albert Bo- Secretary of State Dean Rusk brought, fewer enforced eettle- town's drive. The annual \ia and Identification stickers, and had been threatened with harm toe enlargement of Robertaon ent home, leaving another plecfe cut has had two verified ca.'ses they will be seeking amsdl coins for 50 years. She was a member rello, 161 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. would announce during a visit to Btenta, and more time foe* care- of poliomyelitis this year, the Lionwide event benefit* If they attended classes. Ann Dstadul, Efflington; Katoy School. with 90 foot frontage and a 760- Uniited Nation* Children's Fund) rather than large donations. of St. Paul’s Methodist Church. West Germany over the week­ M , eapert tiT'ing of the really State Health Department report­ The boycott nearly emptied MSitohell, Oolumbia; Mie. Invited to attend the eeooion, foot depth with 200 foot width. This marks the tenth year for <^he ringing of doorbells for Besides her son, she is sur- some of the schools In Negro end that the United StatM has ■erioua lawnutts.” ed yesterday. utflCEF instead of asking for ■vlved by a daughter, a brother, FoterlB, 11 GoSlee Dr.; L ^ le set for 8 p.m. at th* Bentley The couple will put in a drive­ rVMmond, chief judge of the The victims were a three-year- UNICEF in Manchester. districts. Washburn, Hebron; Kevin Mil­ way and build a house 500 feet no IntenUon of wlthdrawlrig any Jack Cummfcigs, chairman of surjjrises for themselves will and a sister. Lawrence Landry, chairman School on HolUst«r St., are of Its 250,000 troops in Europe Mipellate division of N.ew York's old Stamford girl and a two- give new meaning to the night The funeral will be held to­ ler 27 Trebbe Dr.; John Oolby. into this latter lot. year-old Danbury girl. Each was this year's program, says that of the group spousortiig the boy­ members of toe boards of di­ -The board granted piermls- Until the fog closed Rhein- •upreme Court, told the Bar Manohe.srterites should "feel withoul^ spoiling the traditional morrow at the Fisette F>ineral Wapping: Mrs. Doris P e^. Aaaooiafion members at their stricken in the right leg. cott, told the demonstrators at dover; Mrs. EJlizatoertb Beat He, rectors and education, the .•jion to Joseph Pelletier to have Main. the operation went off privileged to be able to coor­ fun of dr.esslng up and calling Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ through the night like clock­ aloaing banquet last night that The younger child, who had the protest rally outside the 106 Russell St.; BUrner Mitchell, Bhgiith District directors snd a repairer’s license at his ser­ dinate a truly great effort in at neighbtirhood homes ford. The Rev. W. C. Ranager Board of Education offices that the Manchester Redevelopment work. By 8:30 a m. — 2:30 a.m. Jury verdicts often ‘'represent two shots of salk (killed virus) The doorbejl lingers will rep­ will officiate. Burial will be in 404 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Oon- vice station on the comer of vaccine as an infant, will prob­ which children help (jhildren." "this Is the day we go over the Agency (MRA), and represent­ Rt. 31 and Lake St. PelleUer’s EST — 1,897 soldiers had ar­ Mot oaretfully worked out con- He hope* that a.il "will join resent the fdljowing churches Elmwood Cemetery, Blast Oran- ■ftance Davis, 55 Union PI.; Mrs. LWV Guest rived at West German and aiusiofia, but me^» compro- ably have to wear a brace for top.” bonstance Cross, Wa^ng: atives from Raymond ft May request for a used car dealer# PURE WORSTED HARD-FINISH with the 2,300 area children in and schools: by. The Rev. Carl Fuqua, execu­ Associates, the consrultants on Mphiwa B. Mbatha o t Durban, French bases, along with 60.7 . mlsert ” ' \ awhile, said Dr. Franklin M. BImanuel Lutheran Church, Mra. Irene Kukevlch. B r ^ license was denied, however. Foote, the State Health Com­ this , w'orldwlde fight against Friends may oaB at the fu­ tive director of the Chicago the North End uiban renewal South Africa, will be the guest tons of equipment. a J'uattoe King, in h>« find poverty, hunger, disease and Oommunity Baptist Church, neral home today from 7 to chapter of the National Associa­ Btwk; Mrs. E2aie Cone, 156 Achievement Night A spokesman said the Frank­ missioner. Salvation Army, St Mary’s Summit 9t.’, Mrs. C»iartoWe An project. , The annual 4-H Achievement of the Manchester League of Biajor address since succeeding Two cases of polio were re­ ignorance in underdevel­ fi p.m. tion for the Advancement of Col­ furt base wa.“ In a fog pocket, Raymond Bt Baldwin as Oon- oped countries." Elpiscopal Church, Concordia derson, 19 Gardner St.; The Robertson addition has Night will be held at 7:15 p.m. Women Voters tomorrow at 8 and conditions at other bases In ported in Connecticut last year. ored People, said: "The time been closely tied with toe uifcan neotkait's Chief JuaUce. adid This year the Jayccea are Lutheran Church. Center Con Peter V. AUm-o for vlctOTy Is here In (Chicago, EJlvina Curtis, Mlansfleld; Regina tomorrow at (Coventry High p.m. at Mott’s Community West Germany were good. In 1961 there were five, renewal project since it became School. Group singing will be tlwre la no tima to waste in being as.s.L<»ted by members of gregational Church, North P'otor V. AUevo, 40, of Bloom­ as well as In Birmingham (Ala.) F\>rtin. Wapping; Laura Moril- Hall. His topic of discussion The first C135 to land In \ - - - - ooni, Holden, Maas.; Mrs. I^leti apparent that metre land was led by Judith Buckley with Mrs. daa^tng with the mommiental , 5-DAY FORECAST the Claudia Circie of Emanuel Methodist Church, South M e l ­ field, died Monday at his home. The time is now for (ousting) will be "One Nation, One France, at Chambley, also ran odist Church. Second Congre­ He was the father of Robert Dillon, 74 Devon Dr.; Mrs. EJliz- needed to enlarge toe achool. William Glenney accompanying Vote.” The program has been logjam of oases. He urged the Win d s o r l o c k s (a p i — Lutheran Church, who are dis- Ben Willis In Chicago, as well into morning fog and landed on PANTS SUITS Suit yourself to perfection— and get dou- Bar AaaociaUon to join with gational Church, Church of the Allervo of 31 Ridgewood St., and abeth Barrington and daughter, The board of education has at the piano. planned in recognition of Unit­ The l/.S. Weather______Bureau is- tributing posters, setting up as Gov. Wallace In Alabama.” Instruments. It was only six ble-the-wear in one of these qualit.v 2-pants Other opganlaatlons in working sued this flve-dav forecast for displays and taking oare of the Nazarenc, Trinity Covenant the brother of James AUevo At a Board of Education 29 Nike (Circle; Mrs. Janet Nev­ chosen expansion plans which Ernest Kindllmann of S'wit- ed Nations Day. minutes beliind schedule. bo aolra the problem and called detail work involved in the Church, Temple Beth Sholom o f 52 Hills Rd., and Joseph Alle- meeting, Willis walked out dur­ ille and son. Broad Brook; Mrs will require to* piuxhase of zerland, an IFWE exchangee, Mr. Mbatha bos taught Eng­ 'The -spokesman, said the suits. Choose from a sparkling selection of Connecticut today: Helen Larmott and daughter will be the speaker. In charge tm laiwyera to curtail the prac­ Temperdliires In Connecticut project. The familiar black and St. James’ Parochial School, ‘ VO o f 156 Famham Rd., both in ing a speech by one member, five privately owned lot* north lish, History and Latin at troops diverted to England styles, colors and patterns. tice of aeeJdrg postponement orange banks will be handed and Avery St. School. Wapping. South Windsor. Raymond Pasnlck, a long-time CJposK Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Joyce of the preeent school site. o. the parade of colors will be Adams Ctollege and Ohlange would he picked up today. during th^ next five days, Daniel Storrs, carrying the after poatponement of their Thursday through Monday are He al.>to loaves hi.s wife, an­ critic of the 61-year-old superin­ Olsaver, 31 Ridgewood St.; Mra. Since the properties ar* In Institute In Natal. He Is now When the $20 - mUlion air expected to average seven de- other !«>n, two other brothers, tendent. .Andrea Frank and son, 80 American flag, and Jane assistant professor of Anthro­ bridge is completed, more than the proposed renewal area, the FYench, the 4-H flag. • Honor $ ^*^he aaaociatlon'a disUnguiMied ap-ees or more Above normal. ' three .sirters and three grand- ” I don’t think any man Is In­ Homertead St. MIRA can buy them with town pology and African Studies at 15,000 will have crossed the At­ 4 4 . 8 8 Bifbltc service award was pre- Poet’s Corner Japan Takes ohildren. dispensable,” Pasnlck said. ” We guards will be June Little and the Hartford Seminary, and lantic, along with a composite Warmer at beginning of period funds now, and credit th* *o«t Richard Lawton. Peter Hoff­ M ta d bo GOadden W. Baker of W'ith a moderating' trend set­ PhineraJ services1 will be held don't have to knuckle under.” of the land to the town’* one serves on the staff of Wesleyan air strike force of 116 jet fight­ West Hartford, an executive of ting in over the weekend. The | tomorrow at 9 ^ a.m. at | Xhe board-superintendent con man will lead the pledge of al­ University. ers and other planes from Lor- Keeney PTA Sees eighth share of the total re­ legiance and Lorraine Helms, In 1941 he received his B.A. ipse Trwvelem Insurance Co. and normal temperatures in the A Prayer of Thanks To Golf, Has toe GluUazvo-Sagaf^no Fiineral fllct centered upon a controver- newal cost, should the project Ing and Dow Air Force bases In aiMhtnait of Constiljution Ptaza, Hartford area during the peri­ Every single morning Home, 247 Washington 8tr,! gial honor pupil transfer plaiy the 4-H pledge. degree from the University of Maine. FREE ALTERATIONS Hartford. rial will be in set up by the board as a copi- Plans for Wing be approved by the voters next David Storrs and Daniel South Africa, an honorary B.A. od range from a high of OT to When I get out of bed spring. As fast as they landed, th a low of 38 degrees; in New My eyes behold th(s beauty 308 Courses Ceidar Hill leitery, Hartford.' promise to demands of N ^ro Storrs will be masters of cere­ degree from the University of troops rushed to staging areas Of a bright new day ahead Friends y caB at the fu -1 leaders for an open transfer pol* A crowd of more than 150 If it is not approved, the cost mony. Natal In 1958, and his M.A. de­ and manned tanks, self-pro­ Fire Peril Continues Haven the range la M to 40 (rf the properties will )iave to REGAL'S YOUR degrees. By HAL BOYLE nertil tonight from 7 to 9. icy to alleviate overcrowding of the -The three-year member pres­ gree from the same university pelled artillery, troop carriers, feARTPORD (AP) — The The sun is brightly shining parents turned out for be borne by the town. At iw**- Precipitation is expected to predominantly Negro schools. Keeney School PTA meeting entations will be made by Mrs. In 1960. weapons, carriers, jeeps and fire danger continued high to- And my mind is free and clear, NEW YORK (AP) -- Things David McCollum ent, the price is estimated at Owen S. Trask; the five-year -The Nuffield Research Fel­ other tools of modem warfare. A y in all of New England and average 1/10 of an inch occur­ last night to gel a look at the it:?* ring as scattered showers late Free from all the trovibled a columnist might never know Gertrude May MoOol- about $60,000 for the flv* lots. leader awards by Barbara lowship, the African-American 'ITie equipment, stockpiled hi^Neiw York State, the north- thoughts if he didn't open his mail; l u ^ 73. of 19 Dean Dr., Ea-st preliminary plan.* for tlie school Considered but rejected were Oouch, MlUnda Kristadore and Institute, and the Sir Ernest during the Berlin crisis, has bajitem forest fire protection Friday or Saturday. Hospital Notes That used to bother me. Life may begin at 40 -but Mrtford. died this momang at addition, .slated for a town two alternate sets of plana for Alan Aho; member certificates Oppenheimer Fimd have all en­ been Kept in operative shape for •etnmlsslon reiwrted. Manchester Memorial Ho^'pital the school enlargement, which by Elaine Wheeler, the assist­ dowed Mr. Mbatha with LTERAT10NS IN PI70 POST referendurrt,)Nov. 12. instant use. Ttw commission said that 72 And when I walk among more than half the people on after a long illness. She was the visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. would have required use of ant county club agent and the awards. When the lift Is completed, I f o r t h e IIFE Of THE GARMENT Hartford (AP) ■— The new The flowers and the trees Present to^^xplain details of ERMANENT lr*a were reported in Maesach\i- chief transportation examiner earth today haven't rea ct^ wife of David McCollum. for all areas, except maternity some Robertson Park land. premium money by Mrs. Mau­ He has been a member of the 2nd Armored will face the Mfta yeatsirday. The largest ■was The birds are gayly singing their 26th birthday. / A native of Manchester, Mra. w.hers they are 2 to 4 p.m., and the plans and .answer ques­ Neither of the altemativas rice French. and held positions In the Natal 3rd Armored In a mock nuclear Regal not only St* you perfectly at the tone of the *nle hot continue* to keep toe for th«( State Public Utilities In the early morning breeze. African Teachers’, Union, South lb ,'300-aiore fire In Kdgartown, We think we have a parking McColliun ■was bom on Jul.v 31, 6:80. to 8 p.m., and private tions were Dr. William Curtis, were judged either econmnically Special awards to be given war. After the war games, the garment fitting perfectly for a* long n* yon went It. ______Conlrtilssion will be Peter L. 1890, and had lived here all her superintendent of schools. Ted African Teachers’ Federal 2nd Armor d will be lifted hack Martha’s 'Vineyard. Lostocco, a 28-year commission problem, but Britain h^s even rooms where they are 10 a.m. or educationally acceptstol* by are: In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Mix. o t the 10 fires reported And up above me in the sky life until, moving to Blast Hart­ to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Cummings, chairman of the John E. Kingsbury by Mrs. Wil­ Council, Durban International to Texas. -The 3rd Is stationed veteran. He was appointed The clouds are moving slowly more crowded rr ads -/ one car th* board of education. fafterday in Connecticut were to every 38 yards qf highway, ford a year ago. not to smoke In patients’ school board building commit­ liam Lodder; the Gilbert Storrs Club, Durban Joint Council of in Europe. yesterday to fill the poet left And the beauty of their moving Mra. McCollum was a member Europeans and Africans, Mis­ The "marrying up” of the a i^ burning early today. The street and country lane. rooms. No more toan two visi­ tee, and Arnold L a w ye nee, 125 POISONDD award by William E. Glenney vacant by the death of John E. Is a glorious sight to see. of St. Mary’s Elpiscopal Church and 4-H scholarships by the sion Strategy Commission of men with their equipment, lalgast was a 100-acre fire in Doyle. Starting about 1850, Amelia tors at one time per patient. architect. Si-O i ^ o r d . and of Manchester Grange. HARTFORD (AP) — The Rev. James R, MacArthur. South Africa and has been th* started by an advance detach'^ Then I kneel in the grass. Bloomer crusaded unavailingly John Lombardo, PTA 'pub­ state's Poison Information Cen­ national executive of the South until her death in 1894 to make Besides her hu.-»band, she la Patients ’Today: 249 In charge of distributing the ment of 450 men three days And in a prayerful pose, survived by two .<»ns, David licity chairman, discussed ter received report# of poteon African Institute of Race Rs- ago, was going so quickly that I say thank you God for all "bifurcated garments” popular. ADMITTED YEJSTERDAY: need to help get out the vote programs will be Patricia Sher­ I'i' Decision Awaited McCollum Jr. of Hot Springs, cases involving 125 peraon# dur­ man and CSirplyn -Trask and the iations. division officer* said the origin­ = j m w H A V E S (A P )—In an these things While her famous bloomers Mary Oampbell, 56 Pearl St.; if the school addition is to pass ing September. 100 ot them Girl Weaves evoked snickers, she finally has ■Va., and Maj. Clarence E. Mc­ closing taps by Jonathan Trask. Mr. Ml>atha has authored two al three-day target lor th* pro­ IBM stats newspaper appeared 'niat for my eyes you have Collum of Ft. Bragg, N. C.; Mrs. Magda Hlnnov, 14 ES- on the referendum. His talk was children under five years. The works: “African Ekhicatllon In cess might be cut In half. »!"t won her poiut- America now ridge St.; Ronald LaPoint, Cov­ enthusiastically received, said The general committee com­ ‘ i V ■ B cartoon depicting a see-saw rttoe*. two daughters, Mrs. Walter center said yesterday some of prises the Rev. Roger W. Heinz, South Africa: A Brief Survey" an i^ c h -three stalwart giants produces 75 million pairs of entry; Charles Gardella, 3 Crest- Mrs. Keith Merrill, PTA presi­ the persons were poisoned by: Formal Wear Gum Garland wonuui's slacks and shorts a Hentschel of Manchester amd the Rev. James H. Ameling and and "Our Ebopendlng Horizons,’’ 903 Main S t were being counterbalanced by Theti when day is done Mrs. Eldward 'Von Deck of Alex­ wood Dr.; Mrs. Joanne Sueag, dent, adding, "Apathy toward Blatink berries, 17; medications. the official proceeding* cf the I ait outside at night. y e a ^ 46 Adelaide Rd.; Howard Hol- the Rev. Mr. MacArthur. Alan For Hire three any elves. andria. Va.; a brother. Harry the referendum from this sec­ 33; olew ng, polishing and sani­ Aho is In charge of decorations. Nationad Ctonferenoe on ESduca- YWCA 643-2478 And the beauty of the moon /The skunk can rob a sleeping gerson. South Wlllington: Mrs. tion of town looks Hke a minor tizing agents. 17; pertiiddes, 12, ;).Ths giants were labeled New For Beloved /hen of her newly hatched chicks Saunders of Largo, Fla.; two tlon In 1962 which was heM at RUt-ven, Hartford and Bridge- and stars sisters, Mrs. Myrtle McCollum Ruth Zepp, 750 Center St.; FYed hurdle.” and plants, 26. PletermariUlburg, Napul. la a grand and glorious sight/ without waking, her. Elberle, cioventry; Robert Mc- Mauciiester Evening Herald wirt- The elves represented Six million Japanese have of Mamchester, and Mrs. Hazel Coventry oorrespoodeof, F. Rummage IWoB, Hsmtland and Killing' By DAVE SMITH Rolletschek' of Hartford; thir­ Vey, 40 Pine St.; Frank Uliano AZUSA, Calif. (AP)—Coming And in th# quiet of my room tkken up golfing. Nippon Jr., 127 White St.; Badbara Pauline litdJe, telephone 742- Pie Stops Watchman The cartoon dealt with has 308 courses, and ranks third teen grandchildren and nine 6281. representation of the six of age In Azusa is highlighted I kneel beside my bed great-grandchildren. Hewlna, TYiompsonVille; Eldward I say thank you God for all in the sport behind the United WORCES-TBIR, Mass. (AP) — Sale anonkHpaUaes in the State nowadays by a new teen-age The fjuneral will be held Fri­ Nelson. 97 Orchard St., Rock­ CONVENIENT CAPE these things States and Great Britain. ville; Deborah Thomas, 74 BEOOBD ENROLLMENT Night watchman Dennis Tsour- J^Cauee of Representatives. Our quotable notables: ” My day at' 2 p.m. at St. Mary's NEW Britain (AP) — Cen­ r-Bach had two member*. ritual that should bring Joy to That you give with all jrour Church. Burial will be in East Spruce St.; Leslie Watotoum, Ides, making his rounds at a Community Y Building the heart* of anthropologists love. life has been happy because I Hebron; Mrs. EEeanor LeBel, tral Connecticut State College bakery heard noise In the ;^ow , 71 years later, three have had wonderful friends and Cemetery. reported today that enrollment '*The Marvel of Main Sfreet" Friends may call at the 11 Oakland St.; Scott Johnson, shipping room and went to in­ 79 North Main St. W eral judges are pemdering everywhere. And thank you Odd for all my plenty of interesting work to ha# topped the 6,000 mark for vestigate. He found a boy about W ith er they can and should In this fast-spreading mystic Holmes FVneral Home^ 400 330 Adams St., Kurt Snyder, friends do” —Helen Keller Main St., tbsnorrow from 2 to 33 Cooper St. 'the first time In its 114-year 18 heading for the door with a #J#ce a change in a system un- rite, a girl who wants to show Who mean ao^ much to me. In the United Kingdom, each lemon pie In his hand. Thurs. 7:30-9:30 P.M. IIA wdilch three town* with a 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. BJR’TKS "YESTERDAY: A <' history. her love for g boy does so by And thank vbu tor the beauty set of triplets received a gift of ESnrollment In day classes la Tsourides tried to stop him winbined population of 2,521 weaving a garland that is as $8.40 from the queen. Uve family ha# suggested daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James and. caught the pie’ full In the Friday 9:30-12:00 Noon OBfi, in the House, counter­ Of this gracious gift from thee. that friends who wish may Virginia, 361 Adams St.; a 2,619 and in evening classes is long as her beloved is tall. The $10,000 or so It costs to 2,395, toe college said. face. The boy escaped. balance three clries with a com- She then offers the fruit of And fo^ a ll the folks around get through college is still a make contribution* to the Man­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dan­ bbied population of 470,974 her labors to the boy, who bums th^-workl sound investment. Insurance chester Branch, American Can­ iel Ridzon, Hazardville. i>'® y°® might AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 20 ELRO ST.^ANCHESTER HAMILTON due to misuse, In a wide variety of ■IWy, a reduction of House early today was found dead in er of blubber found on fatties, ask? Here then, are a few sta­ at ManchfiRier. wUhIn and for th€ when returned to than the last) she can lop a few Here’s a large Cape as centrally located as It’s possible to one of our author* DONT GAMBLE colors to please ev­ membenhip to one representa­ his parked station wagon off they bum up the excess calories tistics which will prove how ex­ DiAtricl of Manchester. . on the links off the garland. If he Is Love Lane, an apparent suicide 18th day of October, 1963. be; one block to Main Street for bus and shopping and three BEACH Izad sarviee sta­ ery taste. tive per town. taller M takes another chew or keeping warm. tremely important and how ur­ Prpfloni Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. blocks to school. tions listad on D«miocra)l», who are firmly by carbon monojdde gas poison- QuicMes: In Africa, the 150 gent the need is for these two K.«(taip of Angelo Vince, late of product guarantee \ two. Ing. Manchester, in said District, de* The house features a large living room with fifeplace, fam­ Electric Blanket certificate. fci control in the Senate, which witch doctors of Nyasaland additions. ceased. A ranking authority Is Sandie Th* body was found shortly have formed a mumbo-jumbo ily size kitchen with disposal and dishwasher. H i baths, a 1* bafty in need of redistrteting, Acquazsino. 14, of Azusa. Her At the present time the The executar having exhibited'his after 7 this morning by- two union. Some 15 million opera­ administration account with said esa rear enclosed porch and a basement garage. favored a. change that would garland Is 58 feet long. Board of Education is trans­ base representation in the Pratt J( Whitney workers who tions are performed in America tate to this Court for ‘ allowance, This is a one of a kind offering and we suggest you *oJl Sandie is weaving her gummy were returning from the night porting 236 children from over­ it is. Bouae more on population and each year. Human ear wax con­ ORDERED That the 5th day of early for an appointment. g;arland just for sport and says shift. crowded schools as follows: less on the town units: ' tains a natural insect repellent. From Robertson to Bentley. November. 1963, at ten o'clock fore­ ic T«mpftratur« control auto- she will quit when she gets to The workers, Robert Guliano, noon at the Probate Office in the \ ' The tsxpayers, recognWng Switzerland bans commercial 20 children; from Highland matically adjusts to varia­ 100 feet. She began the garland 18, ot 25 Edison Rd.. and Gor­ Municipal Building in said Man­ tions in room temperature ttiat the opinposition of the television on Sunday. Park to Buckley 67 children; chester. be and the * same is aa- In May, and 1,344 gum wrap­ don L. Beane: 23. of 25 Congress it New plain or fitted corner Bouse w«s art by the 1818 It was Ed Wynn who ob­ from Manchester Green to signed for a hearing on the allow­ pers later she still Is going j,8t., said they investigated be- ance of said administration account feature. auuftUiUun,^ ootvtended that in served, "What his country Buckley 10 children; from Lin­ with said estate, ascertainment of Rewtor it 2 beautiful colors. Pre­ strong. icause they remembered seeing needs is a good five-cent Since she Isn’t weaving_ t*’* I the sanie car there when they coln to Buckley 25 children; distributees and order of distribu­ BEL ADI REAL ESTATE GO. shrunk. color-fast, blue or nickel.” tion. and this Court dfreetd that no­ pink. garland for a particular boy, | ^ent to work at 11:35 last night. from Highland Park to Man­ tice of the time and place assigned 648-9382 chester Green 7 children; from for said hearing be given to ail per- 78 East Center 8t- — Maacheatsr it Lightweight blend of Ny­ Sandie hasn't chewed all the They found Pierce's body lon. Rayon and Cotton. NOTICE gum herself. She has a crew - slumped over in the front seat Slow Drivers Arrested Keeney to Lincoln 57 children; son.s known to oe Interested therein from Highland Parit to Nathan to appear and be heard thereon by it Dual controls availabte. PUBLIC HEARING family and friends — chewing when they opened the front publishing a copy of this order in it Washabla in automatic Buy Your New TV along with her. doors. Police were called. HARTFORD (AP) — The Hale 10 children; frOm Buck- some newsp^er/ having a circula­ washer er>d dryer. ADDITIONAL land to Robertson 30 children; tion in said District, at least seven Model LB2M In Our Pants Dept, "It’s easier than knitting,” Patrolman Robert Parizeau state po*‘<7® drive against left- days before the day of said hearing, APPROPRIATION says Sandie "and makes a good found a vacuum cleaner hose lane slowpokes is showing re­ from Keeney to South 10 chil­ and by mailing on or before Oc­ Priced From , A marLOW Portable At BOARD OF DIRECTORS hobby." taped to the exhaust pipe and sult.*. dren. tober 22nd, 1963. by certified mall, ^t'ASH-N-WEAR 100% WOOL TOWN OF MANCHESTER, As can be seen by the above a copy of this order to Mary Adair, BIG COLOR TV •17.95 pushed through a small opening Three motorists have been ar­ 30 Norman Dr.. East Hartford. OONITECTKCUT In the rear tailgate window of rested so far this month for flgpres seven of our elemen- Conn.: Yolanda Bums. 34 McKinley M w low 's Inc. • PERMA-CREASE FLANNELS Notice is hereby given that the Pierce vehicle. All the win­ driving loo slowly. Another 28 tajy schools are having chil­ St-. Manchester. Conn.: John Vince, 1 tils Board of Directors, Town of dren transported into their 227 McKee St.. Manchester. Conn.: About Town dows were tightly closed. have beein hauled in for failure Salvatore Vince, 47 Bond St., Hart­ WEAR DATED Manchestor, (Connecticut, will Pierce reportedly called Into to drive in the right lane. schools from other areas, there­ ford. Conn.: Pasq^uale Vince. P.A.C. i SHOE DEPT. SPECIALS Dependable For 52 Years! bold a Public Hearing in the work last night saying he would Lt. Walter J. Stecko, head of by resulting in crowded class­ Club, Rockville, Conn.: Louis Vinc«. • ACRILAN BLEND GABARDINE ,_pAudltorium of Buckley School, Memibers of St. James’ Jloiy not be in because he didn’t feel the Traffic Safety Diviison, said rooms i and additional expendi­ 9 Gardner St.. Manchester. Conn.: ARE STILL THE TALK OF THE TOWN! We Recommend For Nome Society will attend the W iriam Vince. 4 Lincoln St.. Man- B50 'Vemon Street, Manchester, well. the arrests for driving too slow­ tures in bus transportation. che.sler. Gonn.: Henry Vince. 121 Performance and Service: Gonnecticut, Tuesday, October investiture of the Rt. Rev. Msr. Dr. Robert R. Keeney, med­ ly are unusual. The others are With all theae facts in view, I^ayton St.. W. Hartford, Conn.: Al­ GOOD QUALITY .'inarLOW WEAR DATED Eldward J. Reardcm,. pastor of bert Vince. Box 160A, R.F.D. No. 3, 39, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. to consid- ical examiner, at toe scene de­ running iabout normal, he said. we urge all parents to join with Manchester. Conn.: George L. • ACRILAN BLEND FRENCH 4r and act on the following: St. James’ Caiurch, tomorrow at termined cause of death. The campaign againrt slow­ us in Ming to toe polls and Vince. 37 Carlj'le Road. West Hart­ 1. Appropriation to be added St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hart­ Mr. Pierce was bom in Bald- pokes began last week after vote "'Yes” for- our school ex­ ford, Conn. SNEAKERS $ 4 .92 a MOTOROLA FLANNELS to capital accounts of the 1963- ford. The group will meet at pansion program. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge winville. Ma.'w., on Sept. 18, state poUc® commia"aoner Leo Children, Growing Girls’, |964 budgets for the purpose of 6:30 pm. In front of the school 1.18, ha* lived here for 11 J. Mulcahy ordered trooper® i® Manchester PTA Council paying the costs of toe foUow- and leave for the ceremony in years, and wsis a member of arrest instead of warn” motor' Submitted by Boys’, Women’s, a EMERSON Big proposed public improve­ a b o ^ . the Center C3ongregational ista blocking the passing lane. Sec. Phyllis Jackston Read Herald Ads. Values to $4.95. ment and capital project )subject Church. He was employed by to being hereafter approved by Queen of Peace Mother* Cir­ Pratt and Whitney, division of a OLYMPIC the voters pursuant to the pro- cle will meet tonight’ at 8 with United Aircraft Corp., East . #U V I morLOW elglons of Sectiem 26, Chapter, V the Rev. Phillip Hussey, chap­ Hartford, in the sheet metal offthe To-wn Charter, at a spe- lain, and later will go to the Priced From Gofluine Ronald Scott experimental departments. He Leaves, for instance (and Flats n Oxfords •isd election, namely home of Mr*. David Douton, 80 was a member of Mount Leb­ •139.95 fo r POPULAR you can have ’e m )! On (a) an appropriation not to Bretton Rd. Co-hoqtess will be anon Lodge of Masons, York THINGS HAVE For Growing Girls and HARRIS TWEED Mceed 5450,000 for con­ Mrs. Allyn Martin. the brighter side, money RIU Masons and Eastern Star, Brass Stands Included With — OR — structing various street all of Laconia, N.H., and Mount has a happy way of piling Women. Values to $7.95. P*^' CAMPUS CONVOY COATS gnd highway improvements The Manchester Junior Every Set! 100% Wool Zip-Lined Belknap Range of Guilford, A WAY OF op here when you get the HCA Victor ^ e w Tfstet iKilwtantially in accordance Square Dance (Sub will h(rid NM. Toast warm coats with quilt lining. With a report by Walter S. Ks fourth lesson tomorrow at He loaves his wife, Mrs. Oer- habit of systematic sav­ morLOW TOPCOATS Colors: Loden. camel, clay and Fuss, Town Engineer, dat­ toe Waddell School gymnasium. COLOR TV FREE HOME TRIAL! alftne Oail Pierce; two sons, ing. navy. Reg. $25.00. ed October 18, 1963; Pre-teens will attend from 6:30 9K2c. W. Blake Pierce III with PILING UP! 0 265 square-incHglare-proof picture SPECIAL to 7:45 p.m. Teen-agers will at­ All the tonk tang, all the 3. The determination of the the United States Coast Guard, • All-wood Danish Modern compact consolettf See our complete line of ra­ manner In which said appropri­ tend from 7:45 to 9:30. Caller stationed In Alexandria, Va., zip and z e s c ^ the f^ l sea­ ation and addition to said budg- will be Lee Pine. The dub is • 24,000-volt (factory adjusted) chassis BARGAIN dios tape recorders and stereo FREE ALTERATIONS. and Wayne Scott Pierce at cpncAed/tek, 'Ar -ft son are reflected in the is to be financed and raised sponsored by the recreation de­ home; two sisters, Mrs. Doris • Super-powerful “New Vista" Tuner phonographs. crisp styling, colors and pat­ CORDUROY CAMPUS COATS siihether by taxation, by bor- partment. Stanley of FTanklln, N.H., and fovring, by transfer of available • Tiwokey^ color controls make tuningeasy TABLE terns of these coats. Slip Mrs. Rlchajd Clapp of Bast SAVINGS Hard Rnish French Flannels Smart coats to breeze you through f)0nds or otherwise, or by a com- The annual masquerade Hartford, and one granddaugh­ • Extended-range 4" x 6" Duo-Cone speaker Yes, Easy Terms! into one tomorrow! dance, sponsored by the Friend­ Muition of such methods; and ter. LOAN -Manchester’* • Dependable Space Age Sealed CIrcultiy Gabardines and Suitinqs the winter wai-mly. Plaid lining or Such other matters relat- ship Club of St. John’s P o ll* Th* Hokneo Flinera) Home, \ S < ) < I \ 1 I () N Odd Lot 100% Sherpa lining. Colors: Loden. NationaJ Oathollc Church, will Oldest Flnanelal COME IN TONIGHT AND . to toe foregoing as may be 400 .Main St., is In charge of Institution’’ #r(>perly considered at said b;. held In Uthuanian Hall on FREE M AIN ST. .id PURNELL PARKING! and bronze. Reg. $22.50. toe arrangementa, which are SEE "THE VIRGINIAN’* IN COLOR— 7:80 ■earing. (Solway S t at 8:30 p.m. Satr incomplete. ■awcaasTH’* *i.anT riwanciax latTiTOTien 3 'or *11.00 i f t e : The report to whidi ref- urday. Current Annual fiUgfat Charge fM" Altemtioii* it^arence is made above may be / C O Z a 4 4 a iM Dividend On A'Axamined at the Office of the The British American C3ut> 250 to 252 Inonred Savings Vqjw r Clerk, Municipal Build- will hold a Halloween dance for BKANOH (NFFIOE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY . Mg, during business hours. memltors and friends' on Sat­ HARTFORD (AP) Tba Staita BARLOW’S Bated at Manchester, Con- urday at the dub, 73 Maple St., Itotor Vehicle Deputment’a REGAL IS OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY ■aeticut, this 18th day of Octo- from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A buffet daily record of automobfie fbUl- TV SAUS and SERVICE “FIRST FOR EVERYTHING FOR O ^R 52 Y E ^ ! will be served and music will Mses as of lost midnight and toe OPEN TILL 5 P.M. MON.-TUES.-FRI* m a i n STREET, MANCHESTER 0 PHONE 649-5221 $W 1963. 1089 -TOLLAND TURNPIKE— ^BUOKLAND ^1* J : J - -t * , I David M. Barry, be furnished by Ciharles Var- totali on to* aame date last Thnraday 9 A.M . to 8 PJL— Wed. aoaed A t Noon ir-.- Secretary rick’s orchestra. Ticket* are year: Extra Hours t e l e p h o n e 843-5096 ■’ ‘ Board of Directors available and may be obtained 106(8 1068 j Mahobeeter, CeaB. at tba etubhouaa. Bfted . ^ . 4...... 060 368 ,'vf \ IN . H,) '

PAGE ELEVEN MANCHE.STER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1963 NLA-NCriEStER EVENING HERALD, MANXHES.TER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1963 and 177 Republicans. A vacancy TEN it was difficult to gauge effect we* campaigned.” he said, "I'll kota record of sending only Re- be proud to go to Washjlngton to exists because of the death Sept. Do FALSE TEETH government. This affected ma­ publicana to the House of Rep- of the election oh rural voter 16 of Rep. Leon H. Gavin, R-Pa. sent a huri^i call to Hartford Victory in Dakota resentatlvea. Quentin N. Bur­ sentiments for the general elec- fight for those principles in Con­ Rocli. Slid* or Slip} for a ateam pumper. chinery, spare parts, steel prod­ It was the third Republican iSB m e Still Remember U.S. Planning ucts and other Import items: Floridans East Coast dick was the only Democrat to Uona of -1964. f e s s .”, victory of the year In a special FASmTH, an Improrsd pc^fr By 2:40 p.m. the wind-bome GOP Third in ’68 break the chain since the state It was a sweet victory for An­ Scott, 61. a wealthy farmer, to be aprinkled on upper or Jatfii embers, fanned by the tremen­ This has spread alarm among l a s t EVENING said he was very disappointed ■congressional elecUoh. The GOP lates, holds talss tssth mors Kmly Viet Nam businessmen who entered the union in 1889, win­ drews, who lost to Democratic took two previously Democratic SI pises. Do not slUs, slip or Mca. dous heat ranging along School Food Cutback tend to hoard commodities if OM OUH WTtC MARKCT tUPOHT SiS$ m (Ooatiaiied from Page One) ning a statewide vote In 1988 and Gov. William L. Guy last year that the voters seem to "like No sununy. looeT. psstr tssts or St., had ignited the Rogers Erratic Ginny*s Aim and approve of big, centialtzed seaU in California when the in­ feellng.FASTtKTR Is alkaline (non- ■the source of future supply is Jvmping to the Senate in a spe­ by only 2,(X)7 votes. cumbents died, and the Demo­ Block, Hose House 4. Benson's of 1,076 precbicts in Tuesday’s cial i m elecUon. "I’m very happy to see that government.” acid ). Does not sour. Chseks “plsts Lool Fire 50 Years Ago boarding house, and the homes threatened. The result is the Andrews' victory gave the crats retained a seat from Penn­ odor breath”. Ost FA8TIXTB at For Viet Nam start of a price spiral in Saigon. on our market report we talked about the (Oontlnued from Page One) special alecUon gave Andrews SHice the lush farming region people In the eastern district bcr sylvania. druc eountsrs sTtirwhsrs. of William McCormick. Alex­ 43,689 votes. Hove 88,690, coh- is ao predominanUy Republican, lleve in the principles on which House a lineup of 257 DemocraU ander Trotter, and William U.S. officials have ruled out Mssibility of having a Company work for VFW Unit Gives f* (t%atinued from Page One) Southern pine, darkened by doors, onto the lawn, J^aUng (Coattnued from Page One) an ultimatum to the Diem gov- vou through stock ownership. If you are in­ crease In the Abacos and ■arvaUve Republican John Scott yearly (mats of shellac. Poten- the fence along Wells St. Go Campbell. On the o ffs ite side emment. Also there Is no sup­ around Grand Bahama in the 8,812 and independent Thoipaa ....r«rtunately. ten years ago of the school, along the north port here for the idea of install-1 terested in the stock of a ppticular firm, Bahama Islands and interests in To Cancer Study Dewey 331. tial dynamite: Verplanck prayed straig:ht home. side of Weils St., the public assigned to war duty. Some of Fears that Scott might pull wWle doing research for a story that his unyielding discipline— .back: their teachers cried, u d these crack paratroopers led Ing a nevy government. But of-1 ask your Putnam representative to get you that area were told to be ready school fire. Hal Turking- that The System- had worked.! the children fled—sweaters and library and. a fourth dwelling ficials believe the United States' the background and the facts. He il be de- to take quick precautions If nes- The ■VFW Auxlltery last enough 'votes away from An­ were ablaze. raids this summer against Bud­ must make plain that it cannot essary. drews ' to let Hove squeak • ton, The Herald's city editor, Rounding the center, he could coats .forgotten behind—into Flying sparks as far as Oak lighted to be of service. ndgiht voted to donate |200 to through to victory proved I discovered a complete set of the sec the black clouds boiling into i the chill wind. dhist pagodas. condone what are considered re­ The Oiast Guard reported that St. settled on shingle roofs and pressive policies. the powerless Navy- destroyer the naiUonal organlaaUon tor groundless. With his own tally I original accounts in a scrap- the sky. borne northward on the , L.ess than three minutes had store awnings. The Watkins The plamned food restrictions the CJancer Aid and Research added to the ballots cast for 'book compiled by i,. N- Heeb- ^•ind. i now elapsed from the sounding involve mostly wheat flour, cot­ escort Fogg, adrift since Satur­ |ner. long-time captain of Hoee of the alarm when janitor Wil- store at School and Main Sts. ton and milk. day, was taken In tow by the progTom. TTie fund has been Scott, Andrews would have and the Stenberg stable on No negotiations on a 1964 al­ Bankers Criticized cutter Chilulu off the North Car­ cleared the hurdles in about the tCo. No. 1 on Pine St. Over at the school .shortly liam Gleason came through the Etdridge threatened to ignite expanded by the organlmtion same pattern that won the Re- I Transcribing all the stories after 2 o'clock, young Sam double front doors, followed by lotment of surplus food com­ FREE INFORMATION olina coast. The cutter Casco to Include flnanclal aid to mem­ again and again, ashrem en and modities are .scheduled. SAN FRANaSCO (API — was escorting the Chilulu and ilicaps this same House seat by hand, Turkington went _ on Smith was sent on air errand ; Miss Bennet. the last to leave More checks are bouncing high- bers suffering with the disease. uncounted sooreS'm workers The United States made avail­ the Fogg. On a naiUonel level. It has given a'year ago. ito interview both Mr. Ver- by his teacher. Passing by the ' the building, forming bucket brigades de­ ...... „.. *■■ police chief said THE LANGUAGE OF INVESTING The Fogg, with 10 meii aboard Scott filed because he said the planck and Miss Bennet, as well book storage room under the i Terrified mothers, pouring able appro.Yimately $60 million nearly one million dollars to re­ GOP convenUon failed to nom termined to check the holocaiist worth of .surplus foods for thei^®****^' w^at s more, the was being towed from Norfolk search institutions. •as Samuel■ .Smith, the school- .e the alarm box at Main and back, back until it wa.s impos­ house, you could easily run Sts. room, unaware that this was £uly Amcocaa loM- mahogany . . . out of hot water several Ihidto lt ,4p«elat Mtfay - . GRAND Thinking the high school no drill. Miss Bennet sternly sible to get within 200 feet of Manchester Delivery FOR YOUR DREAM ■ nttoaat c i fine cabinet bardwoeilA. times a week. ordered her to march out with the building. Swathed in water- band-tabbed M a tich finub cooTcy n«M |«in In lb* (sMHalUn OPENING Janitor might have had troubie BEDROOM... Now you can have all the and -pst *Kq«alnl*dt wltJ) the ventilating engine her children. And now all along soaked blankets, they took turns ing dcgance and ^enitr* Cbooic from hot water you need at one aga^ he: hurried into the sta­ the huge halls sounds the at the nozzles. The paint biia- ETHAN ALLEN more than 400 Etbaa AHen pieca in time for anly 9tie* a day. tion, grabbed a phone, dialed tramp, tramp of hundreds of tered from a fire truck at the SOLID MAUdiGANY iafatmal Antiqued Pina d c f ^ Hm* lime for only 9(iic* a day. the B<*ool. There was no an- pairs of feet. The children kept comer of School and Main. loom Solid Cbeny, Solid Maboga^, day! obedient and absolute silence. Every hydrant in the area Phone: '! spice-uving Cntaom loom Plan oo i^ Yes, thanks to Mobilheat •ww. Down the long halls, the now was joined to hose. Hielr I and traditional Colonial in Solid Somebody burst into the Na­ and an oil-fired hot water stairs, the fire escapes they weak streams were spurting Manchester Maple and Bitch. See it today. heater of correct capacity— tion with the newrs that the poured, spilling out the double only 80 feet. Chief O. J. At'wood 643-0890 School was on fife. your family can take care (Slancing out the window, Rockville of all their washing needs 875-2534 at one time. Verolanck spotted an automo­ Mom can do the family bile standing at the curb. In roM \'i ic Closed Wednesday—Open Thurs. and Fri. Until 9 P.M. short order, he had pressed It Again In Stock wash. Sis can do the dishes h»to service and was heading '>t( ) \ i I •( )i r r at the sarne time Junior over south, filled with a^ire Exclusive Ethan Allen Dealer In This Area takes his bath, and you en . Length MEANS Joy a shower. hension. The Don’t delay—phone us to­ Fred Verplanck knew that HOUSE k JHALE day. Find out how easy it Is HOODED to switch to a Mobilheat- the'old three-story East School lOAN SHOE SALON—Main St., %nchester iwes a potential deathtrap. More flred water heat. thaQ 350 feet long and 80 feet *Average family of four. widb the monstrous structure for fuel oils, torvioo, Nil •»! and brinp In Iba < had regularly grrown haphazard PARKA & caupon Iwlow, f* yovr naiM tttt appendages over the years heating equipment whenever more space wss need­ All the Popular Jnc. MORIARTY b« Inclwdod In M* Sizes phpna 522-(8i51 fabvtaat d«a«rfag;i, , ed. 170 PEARL S'ntEET 20 UNION STREET — ROCKVILLE ONN. From its beginning os a four- XX8-X8-S-M-L-XL Don't ndM tWi oppwHwltyl room school in 1871, it expand­ HARTFORD, CONN. BROTHERS ed until now it sprawled along almost the entire block from 643-5135 Main St. to Vine. 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./ , jvr' PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCnpCteER 28, 1968 PAGE TWELVE Langtry Takes Hungary May Guay Pleads Bay State Post Get US Corn Not Guilty, ChMt«r LAAgtry. »*«> MMd RichArd Martin (continued from Page One) Trial Nov. 6 Arad from the port of Deputy accepted by the Communist D|*«octar o f PulWlc Work* on (Oonttniied trom Page O^e) MEATOW 30, hae been appointed countries. ______1215Vi SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD,______• Mm town engineer for the town Since then they have object­ minute sippsarance, was nMtly V. I “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED 1” | ARS o f Braintree, Maee. ed, citing higher costs of Ameri­ attired in a grayish blue suit, HM Job In. Braintree win be can shipping—about 20 to *0 white shirt, maroon tie and AM) CO ggbethnttaUy Mmilar to the job black shoes. IM hirad to do for Man- cents a bushel higher than for­ Judge Meyers ordered ,Guay STORE HOURS: TUES.-WED. 9-6; W U R S .^ 1 .9-9 Mifiatfwr in I960— to reMganise eign .shipping. ■M of the town piAlic works ’This matter figures to be part returned to the HaHford (boun­ SAT. 8 to 6: CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY . . . ty Jail, where he has been held, iMutione under a aingfle head. of the table talk when the Soviet HAVE YOU VISITED THIS MEAT DISCOUNT H O U S^ SAVE W O m trade negotiators lunch with without bond, since Jitty 12, the Hi an inteiTiorw in the Quincy I ; XMtriot Ln o f the distnlaaaJ, chase of Canadian wheat in Sep­ STORE Engaged PORT ELIZABETH, South ]l0W«ver. Axsoordlng to the Engaged tember. The .shipping requirement Africa (AP)—A 00-year-old Afri­ Quiney newsppaper, lA ngtry The engagement of Moss ’The engagement of Miss Bon­ can clergyman, the Rev. Seth however, does not hinder sales nie R. Moore of Manchester to ■aid he bad b e « /tred for over aiiriey Geraldine Duncaji of Mokitimi, Is the first African to OMAIIICEmE of com and other g^rains. Last WE NEED ROOM! OUR WAREHOUSE IS BULGING! WE HAVE MOVED LOADS OF MERCHANDISE TO THE STORE. PRICES HAVE aeonombsing, although he was East Hartford to Ronald Bibber Raymond F. Streeter Jr. of be chosen leader of a major a. fact desiied additional funds Friday the Commerce Depart­ Bolton has bee^ announced by Wa«taworth Jr. of Manchester ment exempted grains other church in South Africa. when they were requested. has been announced by her her petrento,' Mr. and Mra. He was elected president of laaigtry wfll take over hie than wheat from the require­ Henry N. Moore of 86 Over­ BEEN DRASTICAUY REDUCED. SAVE UP TO 80%. DEMONSTRATORS, FLOOR SAMPLES, SOME ONE-OF-A-KIND. ALL AT parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Lewis S. ment. the country’s 1,364,000-member ■aw *6,960 a year job on Nov. Duncan of Blast Hartford, for­ look Dr. Methodist Church Tuesday by a CORNED ’The Washington Post today 4, Beatdes the usual Amotions merly of Presque Isle, Maine. Hier fiance M the son of Ray­ large majority at the 'church’s quoted a grain firm as saying mond Streeter Sr. of 11 Elssex TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! COME EARLY! QUANTITIES LIMITED! of the town engineer, he wlU Her fiance is the son of Mrs. annual conference. He started in New York that it expected St. and the late Mrs. '.Alice ha expected to perform engi­ Ronald B. Wadsworth of 43 life as a herdboy in neighboring neering work for Braintree’s the Commerce Department to Howe of Bolton, CMcott Dr. and the late Mr. take prompt action today on an Basutoland. ■awer, water, par* and munici­ Miss Moore, a 1961 graduate Ihe Methodist Church in Wadsworth. export license to make Oie first of Manchester High School, is pally owned light departments, Mias Dimcan, a graduate c t South Africa Is second In mem­ the aohooM, the assessor* of- shipment to Hungary. ’The com­ attending the evening division Power flowor Preeque Isie High School, is mitment is expected to eventu­ bership only to the Dutch Re­ Kenmore ^ 8 8 c floe, and the Braintree Indua- of ths University of Hartford. formed Church. empJd^ as a secretary by ally total 100,000 tons of com , Shs M wnployed by Dr. Hlans (Flttlngti Extra) M a l Pash and Buslneaa Devri- PmlU Mvi Whitney, division of BEEF the firm said. Bulk S. Menco of Manchester. 10 INCH apinent Commiaeion. Priees W AS 09.00— SAVE $40.00 ELECTRIC FRY PAN the ship, Havana radio said of putting grain on fbreign ships HAR’TBORD (A P )—’The Raw. The Board of Directors WAS M.AS-8AVE *81.5 *198“ REEL POWER MOWER STAFFORD SPMNGfl 11 not enough Amerutra boata WAS 1249—SAVE $S.ll tte air force attcked a veaael Blanton Shields, pastor ther the 8.90% preferred GENUINE SPRING n cu. rr.—WAS is9.w iW W AS 6.40— SAVE $1.00 Havana claimed the ship was tain address, arrested in Man- been appointed to the State W AS 19.90— SAVE $9.11 8.000 Lb. Test aarrylng saboteurs and arms. cheater early this morning for difficulties in carrying out ChvU lUghts Ckanmlaaion ■■ a capital stock of this i REEL POWER MOWER However, it was learned else­ intoxication, today pleaded actions with the Russians .’Th^y bearing examiner. He replaces Company, payable De­ W A S 94.96— SAVE *24.96 .9 9 where that the vessel, the bulk guilty and was given 30 days dou^t fbe Soviets have sufflci I Walter Farr Jr., of West Hav- cember 2,1968 to stock- COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR SIQfi OO WHEELBARROW Reg. 5.99 each unloading facilities to unload' FIREPLACE SCREEN carrier J. Louis, was steaming •t the State Jail at Hartford. who resigned. Gov. John holders record at the 13 CU. FTw—W AS 229.96 W AS 11.99— SAVE $2.00 W AS 22.99— SAVE $9.11 from Ocho Rios, Jamaica, to the ships without great delays D en ^ y yesterday also sp­ dose o f buainea? No­ Corpus Qirlsti, Tex., with *1,600 which could bring difficulties In ited Jbim L. Lobinger Jr., of vember 11,1963. LAMB COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR SOaP-OO tons of bauxite ore, the raw ma­ $106.75 Paycheck compensating shipowners. WeH Hartford to the SUte REEL POWER MOWER LAWN SWEEPER Some trade leaders feel that KATUOND A. GIBSON W AS 104.96— SAVE *26.00 LIGHT FIXTURES $7.88 terial for aluminum. of Mental Health for a P resid en t IS c u . FT.— W AS 289.96 • W AS 19.99— SAVE $3.00 FOR DINING ROOM— W AS 9.99 ■ ’The answer may be in an ac­ HAR’BBX>RiD (AP)—The av­ American longshoremen may 7 term ending Oct. 1, • 1967. He erage weekly paycheck of fac­ count given the New York buck at loading grain on foreign succeedsNAndreiw Bhnnenthal of tory production workers In boaits. COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR Times by what the paper re­ Norwalk. COMBO UTILITY HAND TRUCK CHAIN COLONIAL FIXTURE ferred to as highly placed In­ Oonne<^cu[t reached *106.76 in In addition, there are misgiv­ 14 CU. FT.— WA8A49.98 Awll ROTARY MOWER W AS 14.99— SAVE $6.00 W AS 19.99— SAVE $8.00 formants. Septemrber, an all time high. ings in the grain trade as to Ceiisitls of: STEW ond CHOPS 0 W AS 29.99— SAVE 917.00 According to this version, the A year ago, the average pay­ whether American ports them­ X J. Louis was attacked when she check was $101.27, the State selves have sufficient facilities 15 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER SlOfi'^^ PULL-DOWN MODERN FIX. $0.88 accidentally sailed into the Labor DefMrtment said yester­ tq handle all the grain that the ' W AS 229.96— SAVE *81.96 WRENCH SET thick of a light between Cuban day. Soviet bloc as well as friendly CUDAHY'S PURITAN ROTARY MOWER W AS 10.99— SAVE $2.00 W AS 16.90— SAVE $7.11 V Paint Dept. nations will be seeking. coast defenses and a raiding Nonagrlouitural employment W AS 84.99— SAVE *46.00 party of Cuban exUes. Possibly in the state rose to 973,900 In 17 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER SOAft’OO EXTENSION CORDS four or live MIGs strafed the ndd-tSeptemtoeir, 2.440 jobs more DROUGHT A BOON W AS 269.96—SAVE *51.06 fcv W SALE PRICE vessel because their Cuban pi­ than in mid-Augiaet and 11,800* HARTFORD (AP)—Connect­ 15-FT. FELT WEATHER STRIP lots “in the heat of action” be­ above the levei a year ago, the icut’s current drought has been ROTARY MOWER Specials lieved she was Involved in an Labor Depcutment said. a boon to consrtruction projects, 30-INCH ELECTRIC RANGE SIOQ OO W AS 15c anti-Castro landing operation. F’actory employment ciimhed the State Highway Department W AS 159J6— SAVE *81.96 W AS 50.99— SAVE $10.00 The owners of the vessel re­ says. A hi^'way department to 423,280 by mid-September, ( LIQUID WRENCH ^ PAINT THINNER ported no casualties during thi an increase o f 2,660 from Au­ spokesman said yeateiday the WAS 1.09 GAL.—SALE! GALLON 88c hour-long attack. Flare? were gust, and employment other unseasonably warm, dry weath­ W A S 15c dropped to light up the target. then manufacturing and agri­ er has put most highway P^rJ- r o t a r y m o w e r Sporting Gopds Specials Shells damaged the superstruc­ cultural totaled 660,710, or 11,- eota 10 to 16 per cent ahead of Radio-Hi-Fi W AS 79.99— SAVE 120.00 ture and hull and set up a fire 340 above last year’s level. schedule. SAVE $1.00 or MORE! GARDEN HAND TOOLS $ 2 - 8 8 In.the forecastle of the 38,000- W ERE 26c OAK PICTURE FRAMES Icm vessel. TV Sets Ted Williams 45x66— W AS 4.98 More may be known when the ROTARY MOWER J. Louis, with its crew of about W AS 79.99—SAVE $10.00 HACKSAW BLADES CAMPER BO, arrives late tonight at Cor MACHINE SLICED 19-IN. PORTABLE TV •REDUCED TRAILER nus.Chrlstl. W AS 149.95— SAVE *81.96 *118“ I PICTURE MURALS The Incident jarred the quiet Was 499.00 26x86— W ERE 1.00 ea. 50c af Tuesday’s first anniversary RIDER MOWER ALLEN WRENCH I of last fall’s Cuban crisis. The 23-IN. TV CONSOLt SALE PRICE State Department deplored WASH WAS 189.95— SAVE $21.96 *168“ W AS 109.00— SAVE 920.00 SAVE $100.00 “ this unprovcAed attswk on a BOILED 116 FT. ALUM. EXT. LADDER vessel navigating ihe Wgh sea” WAS 2345—REDUCED TO *18“ ■nd said it was investigating to 23-IN. TV CONSOLE $2og.oo ■ee ^rtiethsr a U.8 . protset W AS 269.95—SAVE *61.96 RIDER MOWER would be made. W AS 204.95— SAVE $84.96 Water Heaters, Registered under'Mie Liberian HOWIIi flag, the J. Louis is owned by HAM 16 FT. ALUM. EXT. LADDER STEREO CONSOLE W AS 28.95— SAVE S9.96 *18“ Universe Tankships, Inc., of W AS 119.96— SAVE *31.95 Plumbing Supplie: Hew York, and is chartered bjr RIDER MOWER Caribbean Steamship Co., a sub­ W AS 289.96— SAVE $60.09 sidiary of Reynolds Metals Co., SILVERTONE ORGAN $C to s m o o 1 /3 H.P. Paint COMPRESSOR $QQ-88" ■s an ore carrier. SK" BROILERS W AS 199.96—SAVE *21.96 BICYCLES Caribbean President Walter Formerly $80 to $60— NOW U UW I W AS 59.95— SAVE $21.11 W L. Rice said at Richmond, Va., SHOP VAC Sinks - Disposers that the J. Louis was unarmed ELEC. GUITAR with CASE WAYi 97.09— SAVE $849 ■nd carried only its normal W AS 69.96— SAVE *14.96 410 Go. PUMP SHOTGUN •rew. WHOLE Kitchen Cabinets W AS 6749—SAVE $10.00 *57'“ ' ’The State Department placed Mie time of attack at 12:40 a.m. -Htrlpiilidr f e a t u r e s SHOP VAC REVERBERATION KIT W AS 80.99—SAVE $6.99 "600" Kenmore Dishwasher Fighter plsuies from Key West. W AS S9.98— SAVE *81.96 REG. 199.00—SAVE $40.00 22 CALIBER RIFLE Fla., s p ^ to the scene, but BIRDS • FMiNTAW FM.TEI WASWM MTKW W AS 89.99— SAVE $4.00 when they arrived all hostile Clearance activity had ceased. 2 Minimum Weight S'/j Lbs. TABLE MODEL RADIO SHOP VAC with STRAPS Thirteen Republican senators • DUAL UNT FILTER 42" STEEL KITCHEN SINK W AS 12.95— SAVE *4.07 W AS 960.00— SAVE $10.01 REG. 6640—SAVE $2640 LUNCH KIT , marked the Cuban erisis anni­ WERE 2.19— SAVE $1.19 versary by accusing President a AU PORCBAM Kennedy it. failing to carry out EXTRA LEAN, FRESH TABLE MODEL RADIO GYM promises to remove the Com­ SIMNGS 54" SINK and CABINET a 'lEAUTiNtL SaNOUETTE STYlMfi W AS 22^ 6—SA'VE *5D7 ARC WELDER munist menacs from the hemis­ W AS 102.09—SAVE $2649 REO. 8840— SAVE $18.50 phere. GYM SET "OCcuided Cuba is now, as it WAS 1145—SAVE *4.18 was a year ago, an advance CLOCK RADIO GROUND W AS 17.96—SAVE *4f)7 DBLE. BOWL STEEL SINK Housewares Reduced base for aggresaiTe world com­ ARC WELDER *8”x21”—WHITE—REG? 1846 munism,” they said In a state­ WAS 82&J09—SAVE $1264$ ment. Among other things they GYM SET PLASTIC BASKET I called for recognition of a pro­ ONLY WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS W AS 19.95— SAVE *6.07 visional exile government. 28 QT. SIZE— W AS 1.99 99c ’The 1* Republicans who ap­ PROGHIIM Sewing Machines 9-INCH BENCH SAW a s s o r t e d SIZES. ODD LOTS |Mf WMK proved the statement are Sena. ...IN SPITE OF YOURSELFI Medal LW-4T0 CHUCK W A S 89.99—SAVE $12.99 BRING VOUR MEASUREMENTS-I/ - PriflB Gordon AUott and Peter Dom­ With Small Vacuum Cleaners FIND YOUR SIZE and SAVE! / 2 r l U»U 10 QUART PAIL GYM SET inick of Colorado, Thruaton B. Down Payment REG. 89o— SAVE 4*e 44c W A S 94.98— SAVE *0.07 Morton of Kentucky, WaUace Tour BBFings at Hartford National earn FULL ] 9- INCH BENCH SAW Bennett ef Utah, Carl Curtla and ODD LOTS—ASSORTED COLORS INTEREST—fircm day of deposit to day of LOOK AT WHAT ONLY *1.00 VACUUM GLEANER WAS 174.99-SAVB 13549______3 in 1 SHINGLES bdle. $1.88 TROUSER CREASERS p r . 4 4 g SAVE NOW! BEDUCKP! WITH MOTOR STAMlk—t EXTENSIONS witiidrawaL Too never lose the interest you’ve W lU BUY AT MEATOWN! BEG. 2.89 BDLE.— SAVE $141 BDLE. ■ CHILDREN’S—WAS 69c Pr. earned if you withdraw before the end of the I loEfkoInlr DRYER intereet period—provided your account re­ VACUUM CLEANER 10- INCH BENCH SAW BLUE-WHITE SALT ahd PEPPER PA’TTERN I CAPE COD FENCE ONLY $9*50 perwnkwMh FRESH BEEF KIDNEYS 51b*. W A S 74.96— SAVE *25.07 TISSUE HOLDER 18-IN. HIGH—REG. 69c LENGTH H IV HIDES mains open until tiie end of tihat pericxL And W AS 9214.00— SAVE 986.00 CERAMIC TILE Sq. R. l|Q|a WAS 69c— SAVE 2Jto wiili CHECK-SAVINGS, your depomta can BEG. 80c—SAVE 21c w V Enjoy tlM rid tine hay • ALL PORCELAIN D R U M AND TOP CHICKEN GIZZARDS 5 lbs. VACUUM CLEANER be wmda autamatiedOyl Fhod out more at your W A S BM 6 —SAVE *80J>7 a SAFETY START FEATURE JOINTER-PLANER SV’ xaO" ONLY SAVE ON RLM I PLASTIC GARDEN SPRINKLERS ride fm with hone neaxeat Hartfbrd National office. • UP-FRONT LINT F IL T E R ______WAS 10$.99-t SAVE $ U 4 9 620—120— 127—8 for REG. 1.44— Sa St C 45c ( IJ .47S • BEAUTIFUL SILHOUETTE STYUNQ CHICKEN LIVERS 2 lbs. ALUMINUM COMB. DOORS SIfi.OO dnwB wagons over scenic s e w in g m a c h in e ORIGINALLY $9.66— SAVE $28.95 I w CLOSEOUTS ON 1963 FLOOR SAMPLES ZIO-ZAO TYPE—SAVE! 3 QUART SAUCE POT LAMB for STEW 5 lbs. 9-INCH BENCH SAW WITH COVER—W AS 1.89 ORGANIC FERTILIZER "200 Kenmore Di$hwasher FLOOR POUSHER WITH JOINTER-PLANER SAVE 62e eO-LB. BAG, BEG. 2.79— SAVE 80c m WAS 111.99-SAVE $2140 REG. 189.16—SAVE $50.00 F For Al Agot i, W. FRESH PIGS FEET SIbs. ■EDUCED! *IG“ , VERNON FRESH PIGS HOCKS SIbs. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE A x n > T M u m v o o a o F A B r r CORMIER Appliances , W. 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PAGE FIFTEEN IIANC5ESTPR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1968 \-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1968 Stores PAGE FOURTEEN Softly Tailored Mmneheeter Parhade d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE SAva Halloween Fnn! ( rnthnslaTtlr Shoppers BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE “KNTITEJR’S WORLD" A L ITTLE SPORTS Let roin-oni crock and block I oat* etc** your path. It’* time bustling with happy shoppers >•*» Answer to fVtvKw Pwate Bargains to kivlte in the witche* and who are matetotog up thread, TV \ 1 Sianascr— serve HALLOWEJE3N RE- choosing yam, browsing ' v\//^ Shokespeare Women F R Ff,Q.HM iWN®nR from GRAND­ through paUem b oc^ , deciding [PLEASE OONT MENTION WAY where you'll find dellcioua upon Cihristmas. gift* they can 6AS MASKS TO ME, ACI068 llBowtoiM . goodies for filling up the "trick make easily with kita avaUabl* S^U^^CLt: BUlJ8y-~-X m e a n AMOS l e a n d e r -w i t b r i n g s ISFint wort « Listed by and treat” sack*. Traditional here. Within the laat few weeks — ■ ^ I S 05AS A^ASK IS SW ELL/ WE l"Ai You lAa ' HarlM’s motto uirer UP MEMORlEfcX DONT It” rtumter candies, crisp af^lea, popcorn, a RJIBBON DEPT, he* been *et ROAST POTATOES iN A BCJMFIRH ISAldWiTte CARE TO RECALL < eBdorM ot intfix gum and cookies are to plenti­ ig>, together with "Coat* and OVER ON SNASELEHaMER'i LOT VeS.OFTHEWAR-^ OniQo a i Irish rirtr ful supply at GR AND-WAY■ Clark’s” trimmings that are a n ' TH' s m o k e S E T * IN THE: UM P •«*“ HAR-ROMPH ISWardiaK 32 Octave of Stock up on C lD Bjl AND cosmetics for your dothes OTHER K lO S' EVES, SLIT \NVTN RUN OUT NOW, MWhttMt church faaat d o u g h n u t s , a Satiafytag (braid edging, frtoge, leather ' US ON Ali/lN ANOI CAt4 KEEP UTom 23 Maori U rt treat anytime, but ekpecially and metallic btodings). Hamees LAD.' MMora bM^ 24Cheaae CMva Tour Homs Penonallty Other Storei Around Town Bw (i(iS JL>l i.lN 1 wHR h e a d s in C L O U D S O F Ifojfi Street Stt^res MAR-SAL DRAFEJRY SHOP, in October. Phone to your *pe- the longer evenings coming up. SMOKE AN' CAN'T SMELL IT. nOthdlo't irtfa 27Ftaag Surprise yourself with accom- IBAttMipt ^ 38Fiepotitlaa 997 Main Street, has exdtisiye Royal loe CTeam i *Meerschaum' Pipes cAl order for your club meet­ EVEN IF T h e r e 'S AN OL-d aeitaabeta Have Tour Hair Out piAhmenta, by way of cuddly, V ALL VOU THINK aOlBtiMopwM tfftM O Tviiw ailfm29Fandiae niaBD fabrics that adapt to the most 'It taates so good, I don’t DAVE’S SMOKE SHOP, 111 ing night and get just the ae- KEEP SINGINCS-'^ SHOE IN TH' .F IR S / ------22BawaliaD giilar2t«Antonr and srsom of m tK T daminlna heart tiaiU i OaU flCHUI/TZ BEAUTY sortment of spicy or sugared handmade dippers, mdttena, a f / ' n /I y A* £ m » !n \ -- 44Aihaw ___ Imaginative decorating for your want to swallow It” A how Center Street, A prepared for IT'S /?oMAhrr/c/ ABOUT IS FOOD! . Oeopatia'*. -f dOOsM BamM 3 * ORaIr M BRAOBILan:' and SAiLON, 968 Main Street, for a dM«a^/) ' ' ^ «t> tr Remembered A sparkling mirror, to catch ER6 that will nouririi your gatherings are always in sea­ 8231 PARTY needs. When Hallo­ V — ^_____ M l Main fltraat, taivltaa you son, which A why ETANGS DISHES, ho* oven GRINDERS 7 ET to attend the ETOTE ARTfl'^A YOUR GIFT OALDBJRY on and reflect light, has a magical feathered friends as well as and PIZZAS. Enjoy them here ween comes, we know Uvankfl- THawattaB poni way of bri^tening a roo provids you with a lively show RESTAURANT offers year- givtog is not far behind. You'll anAE'lW J'EEElYVAJLi at MHS the main floor of WMJdns, hs» round accommodations. They No. 8231 with Patt-O-Rama or specify TAKE OUT OR­ a apaoiDus area devoted to IM­ giving It d e ^ and Aterest. A outside your window, oa they want to set a i»-ot*y table. tUa nM ay, flaturday and Sun­ have the gracious setting, the to sizes 10. 12. 14, 16. 18. 20. DERS. A* you get busier and day. o n paintings m a y be PORTED CHRIBTIdAS CARDS mirror A an ideal gift. wAg their way Ato your heart. busier with holiday prepara­ •‘ROYAL ROSE” DINNER- Get a supply of WILD BIRD capable staff and the longing Bust 3i to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, WARE, A IMPORTED CHINA vlamad and purolMsed. Watch and from American artieta as short sleeves, 814 yards of 35- tions, DINO’S ITALIAN j t o y s well. If you appreciete orig Decorating a cake? Chooo- SBffllD and you’re ell set for to please you. Elven If you’re and aviuiaWe at $17.77 (45-pc. arUMa a t wotic. Have your por­ not “remembering any special inch. ^ KTTCHIEN w«l gAdly save you OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS trait adoatcbed. Refreahments. inanity of design and quality Ate shot and candied orange viewing nature’s drama. Bring time to feeding a hungry service for 8). ThA set A regu- wbrkmanahlp, we recommend slices make e simple pretty ycur children to ’THE PET day” why not come to FIANO'S To order, send 50c in coins for Aurty $22,99. U S U llj Ih a Mancheater Liona Club and REISTAURANT A COCICTAIL each pattern to Sue Burnett. lly nutritionally. OaU 649-2879, Fine Arta Aaaoclatlon are them highly bo you. When do«- garnish for chocolate or white SHOP to lAten to the singing ene of (Thriatmaa cards atari OANARIEIS, watch the frol­ BAR, Just for the joy It will Menohester Elventog Herald, aponaoilng ttaa event to benefit froeting. The orange sUces can give you, juat to break up the 1150 AVE. OF AMEBICAh, overilowlng your Meexls’ mall- usuaUy be found at a candy icking PARAKEJETB, thrill to It’# the Scary Season Uita Muaeum and cauid Ould- routine, ju st to boAter your NEW YORK 86, N. Y. 'Fote Bags and Knitting Bags anoa Clinic. Bring the family. boxsa, you will be glad you counter. the flashing color of ’TROPI' YOUR YARN SHOP on the MARLOW’S, 867 Mato Street, rTNESEMPS w ell, VOU LIVED Ohoae a card that stands out, OAL FT8H. Consider giving a spirits. FIANO'S A a tonic, a For Ist-class mailing add 10c has a HALLOWEEN COUNT­ herealon o TIcloeta 25c each. prescription, just the ticket you second floor of Watkins has a LCARM MUCH tiMUt A remembered. Do see the Why Be Run-Down at HeeAT living gift this ChrAtroes to for esMto pattern. Print Name, E R brinuntog with all the props iMORE IDIOTIC TIAAE ANDVCXJ need for dining and dancing Address, with Zone, StyA No. choice aseortment of TOTE SEEM TO THINK aHRJBTMTB CARDS at YOUR HOUSE A KALE SHOE growing youngster. It’s an im­ for entertaining and for mas­ STUFF OVER HERB Can't Beat It! pleasure. and Size. BAGS and KNITTING BAGS ZM IOKTAS 'lOU'RE ALL CntEATIVll COIPrURBS, 696 G IFT GALLERY If you want SEJRVTOE offers a SPEICIAL aginative, endearing gift that that will store or carry your querading to make the spooky, b y AL VERMEER W EU.SEM P BIOHT.' your hakday greeting to bring price of 52c for puttii^ on new brightens the lonely hours of a The new fall and winter '68 fun-fllled Halloween a bewitch­ PRISCHXA’8 POP Main Street, offers a PERMA­ You oan use undiluted evap­ Basic Fashion A pure sewing needlework and aocoenpany you THEM ID A NENT WAVE AND HAIRCUT a heart wanning reigMnee. For heel lifts on LADIES’ SHOEIS retired or houseitound some one. orated milk as the HquA A a ing night for the young and the ■uo-House/ thla Thankagiving (and many You oan have nylon. leather delight. Send 60c now for copy. smartly on a shopping expedi­ HOLLYHOCK for $7.49 complete. Make your Welsh Raibblt. tion. In attractive colors and young at heart. EAtablish a 'iSRANTT’S VICE-PRESIDEM T more to oome) acquire "Staf- rubber or composition. The When you have a Ag of Amb ^SRANT’SA ^ /MAKEHER appointment now, while this ape prtoU, they are spacious HEdloween party mood with WAS SCHUYLER OOLR^XI ‘ LCHEWAdMN.j ciM price prevails. Please note fordaMre” E IN G L II^ CHINA prices are 75c to $1.00. Search boned and rolled for a roast, For Health and Beauty Isn’t It Lucky appropriate decorations and VICE- r>Y3U KEEP UNC/ DINNER.WARE, priced from out your shoe wardrobe and make stock out of the bones throughout with zlppered com­ PRESI— /V SAYINQ, this offer pertains to "normal” Come to LENOX PHAR­ That WATKINS 89th AN­ partments for easy access. party plates, cupa and aooes- ■' TH A rrl hair that has not been bleached $86.50 for aervfoe for 8. This bring to HOUSE A HALE and use for barley soup. MACY, 299 E ast Center Street, NIVERSARY SALE come# at aories. You’ll find costumes and A open stock. The patterns SHOE SEHVTCB all Uwse that These make welcome g(lfts for or permanently colored. Ckmven. featuring "Rexall" SUPER this time of year, juat when any woman who does handwork all the items for rib-tickling iently located right on the Main and oolora show quabty and re­ need repairing end sprucing up. 10 Free Crocus Bulbs PLEINAMINS. with mulU vita­ you're searching for distinctive fim. Here are false nosee, teeth, finement. Round out your boa- Pocket the savings for your­ of any ktod (and thA includes Street level, why p o s^ n e the Plant them now and they’ll mins and mineraA to keep your adddiions to your homa as the virtually every modem home­ hair. beauty and confidence that you pitaiity equipment. Y'ou'R find self. Come A tomorrow, Friday bloom for you juat as soon as family to tip-top shape. Get an holiday season approaches. The m ack tables, trays, mbad bowls, or Saturday. maker). While you’re here to ret from a profesalanal PER­ the frost A out of the ground. 18 day SUPPLY F R E E (Save 24” high SPICE CHEST of solid YOUR YARN SHOP do see the Fill mashed potato nests with MANENT WAVE and HAIR­ ttd-blt servers at YOUR GIFT PLANTLAND ON THE PARK­ $1.40) when you buy the 72- maple, $59.96, is decorative and oooked green pees and serve GALLERY. Lsdtover oooked Ohicken and NEE3DLEPOINT PICTU RE CUT, $7.49 at CREATIVE COIF­ WAY will include K) FR E E tablet bottle for $4.79. Especial­ useful with Its five drawers. KITS, complete with frame and with broUed lamb chops and FURES. Dial 649-6234. OPEN rtoe in the refrigerator? Mix (3ROCU8 BU LBS with ovSry $2 ly for the children. It coats only materiaA. The finished wall or­ mushrooms for an-easy-to-pre- THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Dice any small amount of the two, ualng equal amounta purchase thA weekend, 'l^ lle $6.95 for a year'a supply of Ever use the caroasa of a pare main couree for company. EIVEJNINOS. Look your most left-over oomed beef end add to of saeh, mid .moisten with to­ you’re here, register for the roast chicken for making nament will be admired and VI - PBINTA" VITAMIN cherished for years. Start ravlahlng for all the fun-fUled scrambAd eggs for an eKoel- mato sauce. Top with partly CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP DROPS, formula No. 8, the broth? If you try this, add a j cSKRISTMAjS HANDWORK autumn activities ahead. lent brunch dlah. <3omed-beef cooked bacon stripe and heoit scheduled for the eveningB of multi-vitamin drop*. The to' little monoeodium glutemate The Inquirer hash may be added In the same In the oven. Nov. 21 and 22, also I ^ . 5 gsnious droppM' lets you dis­ for flavor. ' now. IO-*2 Inveatment Center way. and 6. Dramatize your front pense the exact amount re­ Need Inveatment advice or Cook With One Finger door, your mantel. Deck your quired with one sure, swift mo­ speakers for your meetings? Flatter Your Legs Ju st dAl 649-3O0 euTTHnw^ as and abtrsoUve as TKXNER (a 49c value). leaithera and suedes. OPEN A served In an exclusive restau- "MARTINIZINO” the ONE WKW our. ROUTINE ON BLOO, WMPty - CHARGE ACCOUNT at HOUR DRY OLBANINO plant* LENOX PHARMACY has SAMPUNS. HOW PREOCCUPIED. (MCUdEl nmt. PKXIOLO’S PIZZA PAL­ HOUSE A HALE. So oonven- at 80 Elast Center Street and HALLOWEEN SUPFTJEB to HbW BI6 A HURRV COULD ACE A OPEa^> 10 ajn . to 8 a.m. get your evening off to a be­ lertt and heipfifl. on Ihurs., Fri. and Sat. OPE5N 299 WMt Middle T{d(e. Here they oan handle in a quick and witching start: Candies, masks, from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Sun., party stda. Out f At drained anchovies Tues., Wed. Closed MJonday. efficient way all, the extra \jrork flne and add to melted butter Located on Main St. just north that November entertaining to BY FRANK O’NEAL to serve over broiled or pan­ volves to help you keep your Fresh and Flavorful SHORT RIBS fried Amb chops. Different aitd of Port Office. home looking fresh and tovittog IPERO'S ORCHARD AND F R U rr STAND, 276 Ooklsnd T I'M SORRV.lAD^.IlHOUatf g ^ ! with clean sSpeovers, draperlee, VOUWERESCREAMIHG. For Your Halloween HandooA scatter rugs. With your $2 Street, has S'WEIET CIDER, de­ Formal Wear Is In Stock BOTH FAIRWAYS have the order, please remind the girA to licious and satlafytog, togeth­ REGAL MEN’S SHOP. 907 “trick or treat” CANDIES, plus give you a F h E E PLASTIC er with PUMPKINS of ail sizes Main Street, A the name to re­ a complete assortment of Hal­ GAKIdHNT BAG, dustproof and for baking, for carving into member when the occasion de­ loween needs: Costumes, masks, mothproof. You needn’t get be­ jack-o’-lantema, for flanking r\ mands FORMAL WEAR. Here party dejipratlons and paper hind to keeping enough freshly your entrance door feetively they have everything for wed- table supplies. laundered SHIRTS ready for Now A the time to feast on I d i^ s. proms, formal events. 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/ V , \ .PAGE SEVENTEEN 1IANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 '■V . . . . • ■ - ~ . _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEJR 28, 19f» PAGE SIXTEEN THE ;e for Hooters Against Central, 1-0 Youth Move ioient Mo^es to Frotit Herald 'Angle ■ y HOWIE HOLCOMB" Lundwall’s Bowling T op U. S. G olfers No Stopping Brown, Asals$— t Spwte Editor Berra Looms Regular Status Boot W ins VILLACHS BOXEBS — Don Versus Field in Paris Oddg and Ends from the Schoolboy Beet Denley 203, Dutch Ap|deby 206, t AsManager BOSTON (AP) — Beefy Lars Swohn 201, Martha M of-' Bob Vatee bias for the past Boasts 7.4 Average As usual this fall, there’s a flock of former Manchee- C e iL Test fltt 461, Bill QuackentMiSh 206,' PARIS (A P )— It’s Americtii’s Arnold Palmer and Jack four years, often been not 3 t High soccer players plying their tnule irith college Bob Cone 204, Paid Abort 202- only a man without a Job but Nicklaus against the field Thursday when top golfers of O f Y a n k e e s jlubs— either varsity or freshman— and in a rare case 558. 33 nations tee off over one of Louis XIV’s old cow pa.s- sometimes a man withmit a NEW YORK (AP)— There wrapjy “ Anders Lundwall is only football team. ir two, with both. Heaviest concentration is at nearby tures in the 11th annual Canada Cup and International Jimmy Brown. In six games, the Cleveland ^ a reserve with Manchester 8PIOB—Eknma Johnstm 127, Today the former Syracuse University pf CJonnecticut. ------— ------NEW YORK (AP)—The gained 931 yards on 126 an ayerage of TA ligh’s soccer team but the Pat Annum 366, Reggie Cbur- Trophy golf matches. ^ New York Yankees’ youth University stalwart from "Wa’ra htilf of the included too, among fiiem skl 342. “ I just don't see how anyone only recently was carved out of 'i Montpelier, Vt., flnds himself Mr try. With the exception of Green Bay, no o tl^ t ^ oom over there this year,” said Oaoiiga Eberle of Coventry wtio younspster made the big play can beat Arnle and Jack on this grazing grounds and potato,, movement had extended to in the Boston Patriots start­ MHS 'Ooaoh Dick Danielson the has gained as much yardage on the ground as Brow n aB was named to the senior all- yesterday afternoon in Bris­ HOME ENGlNElibS—Mary course,” ssid left-hander Bob patches of Louis XIV's farm the front office today with ing lineup—-a regular for the ------z . ------— ------i^by himself. other—and only partly in jeet. star team at the oSmp. Marcus tol as the Indians blanked Charles of New Zealand, the yards near Versailles. first time since he Joined the Ustad on the husky varsity Roediger 204-511, Gay 'Todd the naming of Ralph Houk Brown’B lead over nsHMrwp ’TUton of the Patriots was sel­ Bristol Central, 1-0. 'The tri­ 166-461, Mary Sproul 178-453, British Open champion. “ There Thrown together as partners as general manager and .American Footbali Urague this season are Tom Aiwaldl, ected as the most Improved umph helped avenge the only is no penalty for a wild shot. for the first time but still keen when It was organized In Lambert Cup Jhn Taylor of Orean Bay ta 840 Bruce Bonadlea, Joe CampMeo, Marge Smith 180-493, I^uth the imminent announce­ Junior player. blotch on the local record thla Wright 170, Linda Johnson 459, They can Just stand up there rivals for world golf honor.s, I960. ywrda. Otl bo » 1 . a Agora ths Doii SbbofiCld and Jud CKdmon. In aU, 11 Coventry boys at eaaaon, Central having won an and crank it.” Palmer and Nicklaus are aware ment that Yogi Berra aprlngfield College had a pair Doris O’Hara 468, Jerry ’Tuck­ Yates had done little other Being Paced entirs Dotroit cMb hos.aot baso tMMtad the oamp, plus B ill earUer tilt by a 3-2 score. er 470. Gary Player of South Africa of their rather unusual situa­ i would succeed Houk as than kick-off for the patriots. ahle to pick up raonlBg. of Indians on its startiRg olub Blanchard auid BUI WeU of m - Lundwall’a goal was the re­ agreed. I tion. His name was among the until the YeJe gaihe. Tlien “ Take any course in the world | ' field leader. I>espHe tha ranoiway raah- Ungton. sult of a rebound boot of Ws GARDEN GROVE — Reggie “ Certainly. I'd like to win the Houk. 44. received his promo­ first to be mentioned when­ Ing sUtiattaa, Brown ta having Chuck Saimond suffered a bro­ 'Two CC9L proopeota — Jim own hard shot Into the Central and you have to go with Palmer individual title," said Palmer, ever a roster m l was sched­ By Delaware ken arm and (hit the oompta- Oburskl 130-362, Ann M ^ers and Nicklaus,” said Antonio tion Tue.sday. The announce­ a tight battle for the seerlng Kesad of Maloney and John net hi the seo mll is a tight wing. them?" office and field tandem in base- ' dhoice in the fourth-wortt’s vot­ TD posaea agnindt DoUm tawt e « • and eariler 3-0 victim of Coach 407. If I’m going badly. But it would But laat week Yates was ing for the Lambert Oup after 'There are three KSnehester Thus the odds swung heavUy , ball. Sunday and retwined his pass­ Dick Danie/lson’s hustling crew. In favor of Palmer, all-time be ridiculous for me to .say that a surprise starter at tackle tta 29-12 victory over Ohio Uol- repreM^tlnree at Uidveialty of Shortened Seasons 'Hie whUewaaWng was sixth K OF O—‘Walt Smolenskl Sr. I am not ifiterested in winning ' All principals except Berra replacing the Injured 'lilt ing load, tioaed on a oompUeai- Bridgeport—whore there is al­ iNO>V LAK THIis— New York Yankee iiitcher Jim leading money winner, and were present Tuesday at an veraity. ____ ed fo r m w that eonsidars sar- Tha fall season has this fsU for taU goahe Duke 244-642, Jim Tiecney Jr. 202- the individual title. It means a Graham. ’ 'He was in action Delaware won the LomMrt ways a fine (Kxxser dub. MUce Bouton not only is a 21-game winner, he desi^s and Nicklaus, at 28 winner of the elaborate news conference in a eral deportmanta. 'hsen unfortmatety shortened Hlutchhison. 231-690, Stan Hihiwkl Jr. 214- U.S. Ma.sters, Open and PGA lot to me. I want to win them for every offensive play. Oup, emblematic of Biaatem OhuriUa is playing wing for A small ploying surface re- 577, John Martin 201-662, AI makes fancy custom jewelery. He is shown fitting a all.” plush mldtown hotel where Roy Bobby Joe Oonrad o f At for two Manchester High boys. crowns, in the annual interna­ Harney tearfully announced i his smoU cottage oupremacy. 1^ the varsity while John Verfaffle Steve Johns, a member of the ulted in a rough game. Both Bergevtn 217-562, Nick (^toldo pair of earrings to his wife Barbara in their home at ■ This is the third Canada C^lp year. The oup is awarded on the Louta gratdied aevenjiaaaea Ser (forward) and Doug Pearson tional competition among hand­ retirement as general manager soooer squsd, and Mark Heller, teams had several fine scoring 203, Clem Quey 201, Stan Hlllr- Ridgewood, N.J. ______picked two-man teams from all for Palmer, who shared tha Ivv Doininaled vobes of an eight-man board of 114 yanta against Orem Boy (back) ars wMh tha freshiman opportuniities but Lundwall was ski m 204, Fred Naesiff 214. and club president Dan Topping in a.losing etfort and held who has played with both the parts of the world team prize with Sam Snead m named Houk as Harney's suc- coaches, writers and iffxirts ohib. Pearson, by the way, is Jayvae and varsity football the on& performer to click. The four-day. 72-hole tourna-' 1960 and 1962 but failed both broadcasters. They gave the first pisce among tha pass ra- one of a very few Amertcan- EARLY BIROS — Marian WEST SIDE — Bid Spencer I ces.sor. |By Quarterbacks squads, hava been sIdeUned Ned ZagUo, Bob Branniick and WOMEN’S — Betty Minder ment opens at 9 a.m. Thursday times In the Individual tourna­ Blue Hens a perfect score of 10 ceivera with 37 for 4«8 yards. bom players with the UB year- Rldk Lawrence drew praise 133, Ruth Oetiander 126 — 246, Gordon 197, Elmlly Brainard 139—351, Eld Werner 358, Bob Houk, who led the club to with tniJurtea. Guthrie 362, Frank Maloney over the 6,834-yard, par 72 Saint-. ment...... Nicklaus...... has - never this week on a 10-9-8 etc. scor­ Dick Liyncb of Naw Yoafc llngs- Johns has a bad knse and from Danielson for their all Sylvia Steishoiz 127—888, Anne 196, Betty Richardson 484, Gln- nom-la-Breteche course, which I played in the event before. three pennants and two World Figures Disclose ing basis. Delaware plays Oon- Other ex-Indinas are soat- 351. Series champlon.ships in three went aB tha aray wMh a Bailer a sbodder separation. arowid play, especlaUy Law­ Twerdy 126. oy d a rk 183-186—640. necticut and Buffalo, both ma­ pass interoepUon againrt Dal­ tered os follows: ’Pom Best at rence who stopped 'Tom Pons, years at the helm, acknowl­ NTUW YORK (AP) — Three Bdh are prdMidy out of action jor coUeg4H. hi Ms next two las' Don Meredith. It was Ms Lehigh: Steve Morrleon alter- for the rest of the year a(xx>rd- Bristol aoe. It was Pons who edged his successor had been able quarterrtwcks. Archie Rob­ n a th i between fireohmon and chosen but refused to reveal his gomes. second score on a pass interoep- Ing to Trainer Walker Briggs. scxired the CUnriier against Man­ erts of Columhia. sophomore Northeastern atao undefeated, tion, tying 26 othws for an ail- varsity cluhe at Oberlin; Dkdc * • * chester In the earlier Bristol Herein Lie the Yankees identity. Bob Hail of Brown and Gary took over second place with an time record. The group inoiudea Trotter, varsity fuUhsck at success. » H “Death” came suddenly for the New-York Yankees Another Yankee official, how­ Wood of Oomell, dominate the 8.9 score, faUlng one vote short 'pom Landry, former Giant de­ Ohio Wesleyan; Mike Oedous- Fmstriiting Work ever. informed The Associated Summary: , . In the 1963 World Series, Los Angeles needing only I'-j' League offense statistics. of being the imanknous choice fensive back and now coach «f jeas. Colgate varsity (he’ll play HaaehMtor (1> 'Oratnl (0) Press that Berra was the man. Roberts and Hall, who have ftor second. Temple, 7.0, and Among the world’s most the minimum four games to dethrone the Yanks as DallM. L.ynCh took ovar the at UConn Saturday) and Ride frustrating aottvlttes must be Hutctilneon ...... Bourret Yogi, who served a year’s ap­ played four league giames each, Coast Gtwrd. 6.0, were nsort hi league lead with Are intar- Kennedy at M lddebu^. foalle world champions. The Yankee collapse was taken prenticeship as a coach last sea­ are running a cloee one-two m line. Amherst, second last weak, that of ymlor varsity cheer- 2las11o ...... MoyUm oeptiona. Denny Kaipuska, lUte TTob* Isoden. We watched a half fullback hard in some quarters, by loyal Yankee fans, such son, in his 17th year with the the tnltal offense and forward Race Car Earned After Zimrherman dropped to eighth after loslBg Braanlck ...... Moiofuki g r e e n ! roREEtill lOflK! Teammate Bddie Dove be­ ter, MoOurry, Morrison, Ver- dozen or so young ladtas of STAMPS lsTAM$»Sj as Howard Waddell above. Waddell was, however, Yankees, could not be reached passing tables and are reepon- A sui'prise trophy presentation took place at Ford to Coast Guard. faUle and Pearson, a member fullback for comment. fltUle for an equally ciose race Others in the voting -were came the bop punt return man Mianchester High try to en- Lawronca ...... Mc(?arthy remembered, by a friend who presented him with Motor Company’s recent 1964 press preview at Lime with an average of 17.9 yards of last year's state ohampion- oouraga some s(Aioolmate8 to; loft holfbo^ The AP Informant .said Berra in the pass receiving depart­ BuckneU, 6.5; West Cherter, ahlp dub, is playing with the Biesol ...... Benoit the above framed personal gravestone drawing, was chosen because of "his keen ment. CJomcU’s Wood, after Rock. The trophy, being shown to Frank Zimmer­ Pm... State. 5.S; Bowdoin, 2,6: and Abe Woodaon of San Eron- word vo(»i support for the Pa- center halfback daoo regained the lead among Notre Dome to e o K club »t poosas Monday and sHendy Rylonder ...... Hekloltle which speaks for itself. (Herald Photo b y Pinto). mind, sound baseball theories, only two Ivy gamea. is No. 1 man left, a Manchester native, head of Ford’s spe­ Amherst 2.5; Maine. 2.1; and South Bend. Seems the Univer­ riiht halfback ability to get along with people the kickoff retora erewa. oommlaerated with them. Bunivan ...... Spietanan in rushing and No. 3 in total cial vehicles department, by Providence Ford dealer HofMro. 1 .8. sity doesn’t have a boccot team and generbJ popularity.” offenae. Cbeerteodhig, by the way, outalde left Houk was given a four-year Bob Tasca, is for a new world class A-FX quarter- (they ptay some oth«r kind of seems to hluve changed Its Bmltli ...... ICeeaier QIQK HUGHES Welcomes You To A Roberts hM oompihted 47 of inside left contract calling for an annual mile drag racing record of 121.29 miles per hour. fo> sp()rt there) so the Inde­ ’image” If wa may borrow on Brady ...... Pons 81 passes for 508 y«rik and has Kennedy to Continue to Rule pendent soooer dub was formed ! salary of IfiO.OOO. Berra, who run 79 tor total gains of 587 The record-breaking car, called Zimmie I in honor overworked word. Not, certain­ center East Squad Idle, mmI playB a fuU collegiate ly, only to r Jayveee, not solely KoCarthy ...... Fradotte jhas been earning from $40,000- yards. He also Is the leading of Zimmerman, was a 427 cubic-inch-engined Ford Inside r l^ t ! to-$50.000 a year as a player for ootagule. Kaspuska la ths first In Manchester atid not aksie in ProTsncal ...... Berseroo Ivy aoorer with 24 points and Fairlane. The record was set at the Connecticut (OCT. 24rii ; the past eight or nine years, is has thrown three touchdoivn Royals Have Winning Mark s t ik « left wing. We’ll have the OCTL—tout eveiywhere. outside right mopa Infoim atlon on other ok- Scorer: Manchester LundwalL ' expected to sign a two-year con­ pashes. Dragway in East Haddam. T1»e simple, weU-known Moa^ester subs: (jarney. Totten. flmi OCT. 26th) Contest Caneeled tract for around $48,000. Hlall hasn’t irtiown the sanme Mlanobestes sdiodbogra at cheers of 10 or 16 yeen ago LtUndwall, Churillo, Orlowski 3 DAY "I accepted the front office Because of Strong Defense later date. have gone from the Mgh passing efficiency, but his 406 0 0 0 job because it presents a chal- yards on 44 oompietions out of, — Oldsock, Helmet and Hemp— schoolB, to be replaced by longer, nxuch more (xanplicat- Due to an abundance of injuries to an already thin 92 attempts, plus 107 yards by Basketball Campers Rockville Scores rushing give hhn a total of 572 NEW YORK (AP) — What’saforan pioyera ef their rewfxawl- ed offerings of a group of girls. squad, Coach Waino FUlback of Middletown High m a ^ er as well as bGiities. Area folks were In great The current offerings border ' " . ^ Ti , i . j ... - _ Harney has done for me,” yards. this? Defense in the National Fourth Straight formed East Catholic High today it could not keep a Wood’s offense total is 378 Business to Improve, Bojdtetball League? An oomeniiMianer, he said, he rimnimr at OUlf Hogan’a bas- on gymnastic ekhtUtlons. Ho\]k said he was fir.st aj>- football date here Thursday. The two teams were slated yards, of which 204 have ooone That’s right — and the CJIn- has beMi gtvon unlimited powers ketbcdl (samp in New Hamp- Often the, lack of oooperm- In Extra Period TEXACO tton between <*eerers and lead­ to play at the East Field preached about the new ^ b as „ rushing He leads Yale’s cirmati Royals ore using a stin­ to inflict Just punishment, wtth- shlra this peak season. The ^ j „ .far back as October 1962. during Randy EJglofr by 38 yards m ouit right of appeal, on actions otaff induded Dave TXirUngton ers stems from the fans’ in­ Meanwhile, Ctoach Andy Bay backing load has fallen w’orld Serie.-Andrewe, 148, N ^ main In an adviBor>- capeuiity Sports Schedule ing for a touchdown and ooidd take that wouldn’t period. grams to Atty. Qen. Robert Since Gary Sullivan was in­ The Lakers scored 16 slsaight DalDota, South Dakota, Utah jured, much of the quarter- York, 6. for the next five yeas. lost to LSU, one Interview­ mind a hanging. Kennedy and other ranking and Vermont. ed OHftfl President Mer- "We have Just one proa- points late in the first half — NEW YORK (AP) —Duke’s fettaral offtotais. Curtail Soccer Thursday, Oct. 34 Byers aaid that because of vin Oldsock on present pect in the Ivy League now, nine by Jerry West — and built Jay Wilkinson was named Back "The move ronewa our « - govenanent intervention, the tenrifled and concerted peesMire Cross Country—Manchester conditions In the effigy John BUegman at Penn. I at 46-46 lead to 66-60 at Inter- | ‘y,e Week today by The Asso- mariber of bets being made and WEST HAVEN (AP) — TIRES TO GO ON SALE 7-30 vs. Windham and Wethersfield business. have my staff working on a mtaslon. The Knichs, now 0-8 elated Press for a brilliant one- for federal law and anti-bribery gamlbiUng oontaoto ha've bean re­ Oocudi Luke Orowe says he -4- 1 at Wethersfield. ‘"nioee weren’t our Jobs; pilot model of Mm. We did never caught up. West scored man show that earned this trib­ lows in atotea not having them,” duced In the last several years. Iws disbanded the West Ha­ I Soccer—Manchester at Ma- strietly amateur stuff and rent a Bob Ingalls model 21 of his 26 points in the open­ ute from losing Clemson Coach said Walter Byers, NCAA ex- ven High SciMMd soooer team they weren’t Hfellke,” he He tnstated that state and fed­ 1 loo--. up in CaaneoMcut and ing half. Rookie Art Heynian Prank Howard: ecuttva dtreotor. eral cffictals could do more and because of “rough-housing'’ T l ^ Middletown JVs at East said. we’re looking for some or­ was the top scorer for New “ I am damned glad I'd on ’t Telegtaans also went to Sen, amoog the players. Get Here Early! "No"amateur could make have to look at that Wilkinson pointed to f^ eral legislation as Catholic, 3:80 p.m. ders from Penn State for York with 24. James Btasttand, D-Mtas., and the Ug step. West Haven Is forfeiting OPPORTUNITY Rip Engle since they lost to ST. LOUIS (AP) — New I any more he's a great run- Rep,. Hknanuel Oellers, D-N.Y. tile mnsinlng games on Its These DresAra') No Telephone Orders Please! Army and Syracuse.” CommdASioner J. Walter Ken- ner'" . ahatanen of the Senate and schedule, Orowe said lost of a LIFETIME! Your ad says you’ll eith­ nedy, who fined Boston Coach Wilkinson, son of Bud Wilkin- Houm Judiciary Committees. Starting Job night. Hie team has Priced1 To Sell j) _ ... . X______BAB#»Klk er rent or sell effigies. Red Auertooh $800 recently., ■«>". 9klahoms ciwch raced VI The NCAA seeks prompt ac­ 0-4-1 record. DONT MISS IT! Which brings the best basiT said Tuesday he would continue I tor one touchdown, scored tion on anU-bribeiy bUte pending BOSTON (AJP) — John Orowe sow Ms derision to These tires will go to many BARGAIN Hovkoek, the sturdy soptanmore O n Sigh ^ — ness? ° to rufle the Naitlonal BoMietfcall i • second P « s in Opngress one in the Senate end the aeosMi abruptly COME EARLY! "We’d ralher rent; We Amortafion “with an Iron fist.” I?«t “P • * S9-yart jntrnhMed by Sen. Kennetti who hss proven so * effective come after some players re- as a rrilef man, draws a start­ HUNTERS that come in ready totNiy tires! don’t en eon ra ge soles Whem playera~ and coache* ■S'16 vemasstw tsa 16 semmmime mmsi Keat9i«, RrN.Y.. and ttie Other tnnied to the new school A C T N O W ! much. Those colleiy guys are guilty of any action detri (or 114 yards in 14 carries and in the House by Rep. WlHIam ing sasIgnnMnt Saturday as the bunding and broke some are too unreliable. mental bo baakdtfoall and the returned two kickoffs 99 yards. McOdloch, R-Ohio. Boston CetUos open their home rtass to celebrate a tie wHh “One week thr^ lose by s NBA,” he said, then “I wiU Byeni a ^ that the blils pro­ seeson. HovUcek opens In Sam favored Amity High last point and want to buy a rule with an iron fist and with In their ^ clinching World vide that vlotatora receive up to Jones’ backcourt H»t. Jones, werit. . SHEETROCK coach to hang. Next week direct and swift action." Series vlctjffy, the Dodgers got 10 yean imprisonment and a suffering from a pulled groin, Soooer wlU be resnmed they win by one and try to Kennedy, addressing an ad­ only fourlnwi on base and none $6,000 fine, or both. He added hasnt worked out thta week next fan, he said. retorn It get the money vertising dub luncheon honcr- was left. The first two run- that slMse the baeketbaU scan­ but may see some action Sat­ Special Cash and Carry back so tiiey can boy the ing the St. Louis Hawks, is aers were erased on eorty dou­ dals a few yeszs ago, thsNOAA urday. coach a new car.” visiting every NBA city to bi- ble plays. ATTENTION! SKI HEADQUARTEffS FOR 4' x 7’—V»" $1 55 4’X 10'—’/•'■ $ OCTOBER SEAT COVER SALE! CLOTHING SKIS BOOTS “RUST PROOF MHBITOR H ta d Henke CUSTOM-MADE ^ W M tb S tag HELP SAVE YOUR LATE MODEL CAR! Time is running out ProfUa K n elgsd Cortina You can't afford to HBER COVERS Daofold N orthw ind D artm outh I ASK FOR itlFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS... I miss these D artm outh 4' x 8'—Vs" $ 1 7 5 4xi2--a4 0 6 5 R « o . Super savings! $22.05 WE BEPAIB AND CMLDREN'S ADULT SKI k b f i n i s h s k i s OUTFITS NEW BOTTOMB SKI SETS STEAL EDGES, Ete. 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Qur Prios $69.60 $7JW DAILY ONE WEEK ONLY— Wed., Oct. 23-Wed.; Oct. 30 $32.50 ifcW (MMA MAftCMgtnM OMfOWM J ------PAHIM IM 0 . ^ U - 4 s THE SPORT MART IMI IGREENI |QRgEN| IR B E N l 1P8J 7 PARK ST^PHONE $76-$100, ROCKVILLE, CONN. leiAMP^ IsTAMPsJ I c t a m p s / Lc t a m f w OPEN THURSDAY aiW IKIDAY TO $ PJL TURNPIKE AUTO SEAT COVER ¥,.«yitnaa»rtiBert (ff aht suntpmctahhi Northern Comieoacot Monchcftte/i LDMBl 166 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 6 4 3 -6 3 6 6

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. r MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1963 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 196t PAGE EIGHTEEN Diamonds— Watches— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Help Wanted— Male 36 Household Goods . 51 Apartments— Flats— Help Wanted— Female 35 Jewelry ^ 48 Tenements 63 RANCH — MODERN kitchen, SOUTH WINDSOR — 8-room Automobiles For Sale 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FA6ALT and SHORTEN PHILCO Electric Range, 2 VERNON — Just over Manches­ 314,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, im­ BOLTON — NEAT, expandable ARE YOU earning less than ter line. Like new 6% room maculate condition, nearly fin­ ranch of 6,Vi rooms, breezeway large living room with fire­ raised ranch, 4 bedrooms, fam­ WANTESD — Babysitter from WATCH AND JEWELRY repair-, ovens, grill, timer, 2 storage BIRCH STREET, second floor, place,- extra large bedrooms, ily room, fireplaced living 8:45-12:00 noon, from 2:80-4:80 3160 a week? Is uisre danger drawers, excellent condition, ranch, 1% baths, built-in kitch­ ished, fireplace, open stairs, and garage. Full light base­ IRMA.CANSDU KEEP A N g K fO M tP THE MlVURaESlfWELL.Wfa! ing at reasonable prices. 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, recreation room, wooded lot, ment, lot 100x250. Ciood loca­ baths, basement finished room, 1^ baths, kitchen with p.m., Birch St. Call 649-glr98 af­ you may lose your present Job? Prompt service, two watch­ 350. 648-0974. en with dinette, ^replace. HAy/ESbu S tC R K T t THE MSVURTLES ARE J WONT BREATHE AWORD.'l’M Where will you be in your pres­ 390. 649-5229, 9-S. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Manchester. Carlton W. Hutch­ tion. An excellent buy lor only off into office and beautiful rec built-ins, -2-car garage-, 321,500. CLASSIFIED SPLITTINC UP! SWEARVOU WONT. ^ pledged to M T C B c y r ter 5 p.m. ent Job In 5 years? We have makers. Manchester’s oldest ins. 649-6132. 316,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, room, large lot with trees, 319,- Robert Wolverton Agency, 1962 D K W EVSe BEEN ELECTRIC WATER HEATER— FIVE-ROOM Duplex, garage, mi openings for 2 men with per­ estahllahed . Jeweler. F. E. 648-1677. 900. Kubrick Agency, 649-8464. Realtor, 649-2813. LET IN ON TEU A SOUL! rT6 BEING ADVERHSINa Manager, wrv- Bray, 737 Main St., State 80 gallons, excellent condition. bus line, 390. Call 648-0226 be­ Tudor with heater and 4^ipeed sonality, to train at Home Of­ Call after 3:80, 649-0119. SIX R(X)M Colonial on the bus transmission, beautiful turquoise ONE OF REPT W « y HUSH-HUSH?, Ice representative, cashier, T heii^ BuUdlng. tween' 6-8 p.m. VERNON CIRCLE Area — 5'4 BOLTON VICINITY — CTrca clerii-ty^st, stenographer, as­ fice School for sales position, line, iH baths, full basement and white finish, 30 miles per TM0SE.KEF, 14 PAIRS Cape Cod Curtains, Manchester rec room, 2-car garage. Trade room ranch, basement garage, 1793. Enormous'10-room Coloni­ ADVERTISING sembler, warehouse worker, with NaUonal concern for lo­ ti gallon. DFiKK.SUFER several colors, 62” , 31.50 pair; ydur preeent home for this ex­ fireplace, combinations, built- al on 2\ acres, outbuildings, lir: live-in housekeeper. Apply cal office. For appointment Fuel and Feed 49-A 3-8-6 ROOM APARTMENTS, Ihs, very clean. Early occupan­ large center hall with open $895 MUSH-MUSH phone collect—Palmer, Mass. bed rest, aqua, 37. 643-6826. 646-6329, 9-6. cellently maintained better HONEST HOUSING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Conn. State Employment Serv­ ENJOY COUNTRY buy. Wesley R. Smith Agency, cy. Tongren Agency, 643-6321. stairway, 9 fireplaces, large SECRETS- ice. 806 Main St., Manchester. 28-36640. (Code 418). SEASONED !. natural woodwork, convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST HAPPENED and Greening apples and BATES RD.—A Jarvis built THREE BEDROOJt COLONIAL DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Salesmen Wanted 36-A floor, North End. Tel. Mr. venient to Route 15. Fire pla.ster walks, patio, tool shed, 1959 CHEVROLET TO US ,100!) MASON’S HELPER, experience Bose pears. Botti Frait Farm, alarm system is included in split level with plenty of liv­ —114- baths, extra large farhily next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor- desired but not essenUal. Call WALjiUT Dining Room Set, 8 Keith, 649-8191. TWO FAMILY flat in a quiet amesite drive, aluminum com­ Kingswood station wagon, 9 WOULD YOU LIKE to earn 260 Budi Hill Rd., Manchester. pieces, reasonable. Call 643- the total purchase price of residential area with all mod­ ing space. Vacant and ready room, attractive kitchen with binations, Lot 150x200 . 318,500. rdot or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only after 6 p.m., 648-1870. from to 310,000 a year lor 6917. ~ for a new owner. Park-like lovely dining area. In the twen­ to the extent of a “ make ffood” Insertion. Errors which do not passenger, radio, heater, stand­ 38,000 FIVE R 06 m Apartment, second only 317.500. It’s easy to em conveniences. Best invest­ Original owner 649-6270. what you do and not for who m a c a n d GRAVENSTEIN ap­ floor, unheated. One or two get all of the details. Call ment value In town at 316,400. grounds. Only 319,400. Call ties. For appointment phone lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by ard shift, new motor, beautiful tMMAUS, MAN WANTED to work In lum­ ples at the farm prices. Bunce red and white with whitewalls. beryard. Must have driver’s li­ you know? Progressive and b a b y CARklAGE, 3 car beds, children acceptable. 742-7472 Dick Tourtellotte at 289- Wesley R. Smith Agency, 649- Barbara Babin on this one. Mrs. Suzanne Shorts. 643-8886. BOLTON—Very cute Ranch. 4 "make good” Insertion. young multi-million dollar own-1 Farm, 639 W. Center Street, jumper chair, child’s rocking evenings. •8258, 649-53()6, 875-9964. 1894. J. Watson Beach & Co.. 21 Cen­ rooms, plus breezeway and ga­ $1,045 cense. Davis h Bradford Lum­ 648-8116. OAKLAND ST. — Lots of ber Co., 200 Tolland St.. East peny Interviewing applicants chair, rocking horse. Call 649- Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. tral Row, Hartford, 522-2114. rage. Large lot. Location close 1044. GIRL to share three-room apart­ 314,500—One floor, 8 attractive land and spacious older to Manchester. Aluminum YOFR COOPERATION WILL |\|AI 1 Hartford. for sales training program. Call daily. home. Many po.ssibiIlties. BE APPRECIATED A# I I 644-0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. ment, 360 monthly. References rooms, expandable second ROCKLEDGE — 3 bedroom L- combinations, $12,2(X). Ells­ l a st c a l l for Quince. 660 Ly­ BLONDE maple table and 4 Call Bill FrsLzier to see this ranch, large living room, fire­ 1959 FORD KITCHBN HELP — Dishwash­ required. Call 643-0489. floor. Immaculate condition. worth Mitten Agency. Real­ experienced Shoe Salea- dall Street. Tel. 649-7262. chairs with chrome legs, call Attached garage. Beautiful today. place, family kitchen with din­ tors, 643-6930.. - Tudor ranch w.ngon, radio, heat­ er, 6 p-nt. Manchester’s newest and finest restaurant. Pellins, man, salary plus commission. after 6, 646-0666. CENTRAL — 5-room unfurnish­ treed lot. Near bus. Bowers ing area. Basement with full er, automatic, power steering, PUMPKINS for sale, 10-16-26c ed apartment, second floor, BARROWS & WALLACE size windows, garage, private FOSTER STREET. So. Wind­ 7 Walnut St. 643-4628. Apply in person. ’ Morton Shoe each. Tedford’s, Birch Moun­ School. Carlton W. Hutchins, JARVIS REALTY gray with whitewalls. Real TAPPAN 400 deluxe electric heat, hot water Included, '3110. Realtor, 649-5132. wooded lot, 321,500. Pliilbrick sor: 6 room Split Level. Fire­ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Store, 776 Main St., Manches­ tain Road. range, stainless lazy susan 55 E. Center St., Manchester clean. BUILDER'S all around helper ter. No phone calls. 644-0081. CO. Agency. 649-8464. place. Large lot Garage. A style cabinet, automatic oven JAN DRIVE (Off London Road, good buy at $16,500, Madeline $895 on Glastonbury residential con­ 676 CJENTER ST. — Modem 416 Main St., B. Hartford REALTORS — MLS struction. Must have driver’s Fertilizers 50-A and burners, 8 years old. Mov­ East Hebron): 3 bedroom MANCHESTER—6 room Ranch, Smith. Realtor, 649-1642. 24-Hour Answering Service Help Wanted— ing. 742-7011. building, 8% rooms, large cab­ ranch. large living room with dishwasher, disposal, attic fan. Automobiles For Sale 4 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Help Wanted— FemEle 35 license. Call evenings, 649-6281. IN8URORS Male or Female 37 GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver­ inet electric kitchen, ceramic fireplace. Built-in oven and attached garage, nicely land­ MANCHESTER—119 Lake St. 1959 CHEVROLET BUSY FULLER BRUSH man MAHOGANY DROPLEAF ta­ tile bath, heat, hot water, indi­ counter top range. Recreation scaped lot, close to schools, Dutch J Colonial, frontage 238 2 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof ROOFING — Specializing re­ GETTING READY FOR REAL ESTATE sales staff need­ ed. 36 and 310 loads. Excellent ble, seats 12; period sofa. Rea­ Free to Herald Readers CHRISTMAS? Earn the extra needs help delivering merchan­ for fall fertilizing. Call 643- vidually controlled thermostat, MANCHESTER—6 room Coloni­ room. Large lot. To assume 283 B. Center Street 315,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- feet, depth 350 feet, 1’4 baths, Bel Air tudor, 8 cylinder, auto­ Sedan, original owner. Terms pairing roofs of all kinds, new ed for branch office of old-line sonable. 646-8618. garage, 3126. 643-1034. matic, radio, heater, power money you need the Avon way. dise In Manchester. Must be 7804, 649-8731. al, 3 generous sunny bedrooms, present mortgage 32,700. cash 8464. sunporch. alirtninum combina­ Want Information on one of our claaslfled advertlseoaents f No arranged. 643-0118. roofs, gutter work, chimneys professional Real Estate office. tions, 2-car garage, a beauty. steering and brakes, all new cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Cash In on the big Fall and married, own car, and be per­ Excellent training assured. 1% baths, beautiful kitchen required. Madeline Smith, (Next to Savings Bank) anawer at the telephone listed? Simply call the manently employed. Must be with built-in oven, range and Realtor, 649-1642. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Inquire West Side Realty, 649- tires, red and white. One owner. I960 FIAT, good condition, 36 siding. 30 years’ experience. Christmas selling season repre­ Commission potential unlimit­ Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 S14-ROOM Heated Apartment. Office Open Till 9 P.M. ranch, large living room, form­ senting Avon. Our gifts for available Friday after 5 and all Household Goods 51 dishwasher. L oa^ of birch 4342. $995 miles per gallon, Call 649-4066, Free estimates. Call Howley, ed. Contact Mr. Werbner, Jar­ Call 649-6698 after 8 a.m. Tuesday-Friday al dining room, cabinet kitchen, after 6. 643-6361, 643-0763. men, women, smd children are day Saturday. 320-325 a week. vis Realty Co., 643-4112. TWO FORMAL GOWNS—Sizes cabinets. Living room with al­ MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE Call 643-0166 between 6:80-8:80. EVER'YTHINQ in sterilized e4S.4112 2 bedrooms, recreation room, MANCHESTER — I.ook! Move more beautiful than ever. We 7 and 11; also hoop,worn once. FIVE ROOM FLAT, 16 Trum­ most new wall-to-wall. Fire­ VERNON right in. Immaculate 6 room 1961 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 2- reconditioned used furniture place. Full finished rec room. land.scaped yard. Marion E. train you. Call 289-4922. 649-1537. bull St., heat, hot water. Avail­ Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. Cape, living room with fire­ 649-0500 1959 CHEVROLET door Hardtop. Excellent condi­ Radio-TV Repair MECHANIC'S helper wanted for BOOKKEEPER — Inquire Cari- and appliances, high quality — Oversize 2-car garage. Pur­ new car make-ready, excellent low prices. LeBlanc Furniture, able November 1. Garage. Tel. place. recreation room with Bel Air, 4-door, radio, heater, 6 tion. Must sell. 3300 under book Services 18 son’s Express, 95 Hilliard 8t. 643-5584. chase of this beautiful home THE BUSHEY SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 bar, convenient to everything. and leave your message. You’ll hoar from our advertlaer hi Jig value. 643-4366. working conditions, paid hos' 198 South Street, Rockville. made easy by owner who will cylinder, standard shift, two INTERESTING pitidization. Apply Service 178-3174. Open 6-8. Wanted— To Buy 58 BEAUTIFULLT RESTORED room Colonial, fireplaces. Only $14,900 Ix)w down pay­ time without ^lending all evening at the telephone. tone blue, new motor job still CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ Situations Wanted— take smaller home or 2-famlly Dutch oven, garage, barn, 3 OPPORTUNITY Manager, Boume-Bulck, Inc., ROOM Apartment, first Colonial, 214 baths, 9 rooms, ment. Call Don-Lee Real Es­ under warrantee. ice, available all hours. Satis­ WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ FIVE in trade. Robert Wolverton acres, scenic view. $17,990 tate, 529-2655. Trucks— Tractors faction guaranteed. Call 649- 286 Main Street. Female 38 tique and used furniture, china, floor. Tel. 643-5838. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 8 fireplaces, hot water heat, $895 AGENCY cabinet kitchen, acreage. Carl­ Hayes Agency, 643-4803. Announcements Automobiles For Sale 4 1316. Liberty Mutual Insurance PART-TIME Secretarial Work, glass, silver, picture frames CHEVROLET, 1960—Half ton, and old coins, old dolls and FOUR ROOMS, west side of BUSINESS IS GOOD! Custom­ ton W. Hutchins. Realtor, 649- SEVEN ROOM spacious home Company has an opening in also light bookkeeping. Call DISCONTINUED 5132. Lots For Sale 73 PAEMER’S MARKET—Closing 1986 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door cab and chassis, good shape, 649-8760. -H guns, hobby collections, attic town, gas furnace, adults pre­ ers are plentiful. Join the tide, in Manchester on quiet street. 3176. 643-4026. Moving— ^Trucking— our Manchester office for a ferred. Available November 1. multiple list your house now. for the season Sunday, Oct. 27. Hardtop, power brakes, power 1958 VOLVO girl over 21 to do Inside contents or whole estates. Fur­ OFFERS YOU 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ steering, Hydramatlc, gray and MACHINE DESIGNER MERCHANDISE 649-3049. Call Carlton W. Hutchins, Real- 314,500 — LISTEN TO THIS — Sale on all remaining stock at Tudor, radio, heater, 3-speed 1964 CHEVROLET P IC K U P ______Storage 20 policyholder contact work. ‘ niture Repair Service Talcott­ four room expandable ranch car garage, asking 319,500. Out cation. city utilities. Philbrick cream, 3196. Need garage IRONING DONE in my home. ville, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. tcTr, 649-6182. of state owner wants offers. Agency. 649-8464. half price. Sale starts at 3 p.m. transmission. Good cheap trans­ truck, mechanic’s body. 4-speed' MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught TOOL DESIGNER 6-12 Months Old SIX ROOM DUPLEX, centrally (space for two rooms up) alum­ space. 343 Lydall St. Position requires someone Tel. 649-4013. Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. portation. transmission. Very good condl' trucking and package delivery. WILL BUY and sell used fur­ located, oil heat, available No­ VERNON — Exceptional value. A BUY AGAIN inum siding, combination win­ with initiative and enthusi­ Capable of designing parts of vember 1. Call 643-2722, 9-6. dows, built-in air conditioners, Personals 3 1967 RED and white Plymouth $395 tion. 649-5180. Refrigerators, washers and Dogs— Birds— Pets 4 f 31” Mahogany Console TV. reg, niture, appliances, etc. Call Owner anxious to' sell. 8 room I STATELY 10 room mansion. All WYLLYS STREET 240 foot Savoy, best offer. Call 876-2781 asm capable of working “ on special machinery. $249 ...... 3189.45] 643-5541. ranch completely furnished or new roof this spring, brand frontage. 643-7444. stove moving specialty. Folding her own.” Must have pleas­ FIVE ROOMS — First floor, Split level, minutes from rooms extremely large. Five BLECTROLUX.Sales and Serv­ after 6 p.m. Auto Driving School 7-A chairs for rent. 649-0752. THREE LOVING boys, 6 weeks unfurnished. Call 643-0002. new gas heating system—im­ fireplaces, 4>'3 baths. 2-car ing telephone personality old, AKC, black, miniature Dual Channel Stereo, G.E., reg. j WANTED—Cushman Maple di­ modem kitchen, oil furnace, Manchester, custom built maculate. Central, Just a few ice, bonded representative, Al­ 1957 CHEVROLET and ability to handle busi­ combination doors and win­ COUNTRY CLUB AREA — Ex­ for owner, asking $16,500 garage. Spacious grounds add fred Amell, 206 Henry St. 648- poodles, 3100. Call 649-6203 er 3259 ...... 3199.10] nette table and chairs. Tel. blocks to bus, etc. Small lot, beauty and distinction Jo this WOODED BUILDING lot, 166x- 210, 4-door, 6 cylinder, station E-Z LERN Painting— Papering 21 ness correspondence. Good PROCESS ENGINEERS 643-7116. 649-2990. dows, 98 Waddell Rd. Call 649- ceptionally well designed raised but owner says open to but plenty of privacy. All utili­ 420, $3,200. 643-8887. 0450. educaticoi (but not necessar­ Best G.E. Refrigerator, 18.8 cu. 1972. ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2% baths, beautiful home. $39,000.’ Phil- wagon, radio, heater, standard Offers. People, here's a buy, ties. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, brick Agency, 649-8464. PAINTING — FIVE room ily college degree) or equiv­ Operation sheets, tooling and ft., completely self-defrosting. 1 TWO WHEEL utility or boat paneled recreation room with take a look, it doesn’t cost. 643-1577. RIDE WANTED from Highland ‘NO MONEY DOWN” shift Driving School FOUR ROOMS—Plus bath, sec­ Suburban For Sale 75 Street to Pratt A Whitney Air­ $745 ranches and capes for 350. alent business experience methods. Experienced only. POODLES — Black, miniatures, reg. 3749 ...... 3518.23' trailer or 4 wheel boat trailer; bar and fireplace, many attrac­ Connecticut’s largest, auto­ Trim and paint extra. Also, is desired. pedigreed with papers. 644-1021. also sailboat with centerboard. ond floor, on West Side. Heat tive features. In the thirties. $8,600 — WELL KEPT 51,4 room craft, second shift. Call 649- We mean no money at all from Norge Gas Dryer, dries 4 loads and kitchen stove furnished. E. E. BUSHEY AGENCY ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive BOLTON AREA — SH - room 4886. matic and standard shift, scraping. 742-8101. Cash. Write Box M, Herald. For appointment phone Mrs. your pocket. You must have For appointment call Mrs. PROFESSIONAL Trimming, for the price of one, reg. 3110 a .month. Call 649-2773. Suzanne Shorts, 648-8886, J. dining area, auburban. Owner JUST LISTED hnu.se, new heating kystem, free pick-up, service, teen­ storm 4oor.s, 'windows and MAIN BARBER SHOP, 701 average credit. 1959 CHEVROLET age classroom, older and E3CTERI0R AND Interior paint­ Hawkins, 643-1161. bathing, all breeds, Poodle 3166.96 ...... 3137.00 Watson Beach & Co., 21 Central anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, ing. Wallpaper books. Paper­ MANCHESTER TOOL specialisteclaiis It costs no more to Rooms Without Board 59 8% ROOMS centrally located Row, Hartford, 622-2114. 649-2088 Realtor, 649-6182. ame.site drive, approidmately Main St., opening Oct. 29 for Brookwood station wagon, 6 nervous students our spe­ Cramped for space — Must sell first floor. Available now. Call one acre. Ix)w down payment efficient barberlng service to cylinder, tudor, radio, heater, cialty. 116 Center St., Man­ hanging. (filings. Floors. FliUy have the best in professional Two Family 4r4, 237-239 GORMAN MOTOR insured workmanship guaran' and DESIGN conditioning. 649-9708, 649-0600. this merchandise immediately. ROOM FOR Gentleman, all fa 643-6816. DELIGHTFUL 6 room Ranch SIX ROOM Cape Cod, garage, to qualified buyer, 310,500. all. standard shift, two tone, gray. chester. Call for free book­ WAITRESS for Iimcheonette, 6 Full guarantee. For great sav­ Oak St., excellent condition, SALES, INC. teed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If clllties, private entrance, on with basement garage, formal BOLTON — South Road. Coun­ sunporch. Owners must sell. 2-car garage. Call NOW. 742-6078. Real clean, one owner. let. 643-8552. days, company benefits. Ap­ WANTED — Good home tor 3 ings, call FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ dining room, ceramic bath, Call 643-8841. ------ft---- Wa n t e d — Ride to Pmtt a no answer, call 643-9043. ply Grant’s, Parkade. ISO Hartford Road bus line, ample parking. Call ond floor, in good condition try living, three beautiful acres Route 88 Talcottville $995 cute kittens. Call 649-6480 after 848-6013. kitchen built-ins, beautifully of land, plus Immaculate 6 Whitney, Bast Hartford, frcnn MORTLOCK'S Driving School Furnace and hot water heater. VERNON — LARGE custom 6 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Center St., west end, hours 8- 649-6301 Inc., offices, claussroom located PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In Manchester 6 p.m. treed lot, FHA appraised. Wes- room Cape, fireplace, wall-to- terior, paperhanging, wall­ UGHT HOUSEKEEPING fur­ Phone 643-6111 or 643-6969. ly R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. room Ranch, huge recreation 4:46. Call 649-7825. Across frtnn Vlttner’s Gardens Manchester Parkade, lower GOODYEAR wall carpeting, breezeway, ga­ W ARREN E. HOWLAND paper removed, dry wall work. 649-5268 THREE Beagle dogs, one year nished room off Main Street. rage and porch. Chambers room, cast iron radiation, 2- 1959 PLYMOUTH level. Beginners, older, nerv­ FIVE ROOM apartment. West car garage, hillside setting. BIDE OR CAR POOL—Wanted ous students, our specialty. Reasonable rates. Fully in­ AUTOMOBILE POLICY old, ready for training, 15.00 SERVICE STORE Women only. 649-6242. 313,750 — TWO BLOCKS from Realty, 643-2825, 649-7005. REALTOR Sport Fury convertible, radio, each. 183 Union St. Side, gas furnace, available High School, six room cape, Hayes Agency, 643-4803. to Spring St., Windsor Locks, 1960 Lark Convertible, V-8. .3945 Teen-age driver’s education sured. 649-9668, Joeeph P. Nov. 1. Adults preferred. Call BUYING OR SELLING for 7:80 to 4. 649-5604. Automatic, radio and heat­ heater, automatic, power steer­ Lewis. T18 Main 8t 649-9523 FURNISHED ROOMS, com­ vacant. This will qualify for REDUCED — Only $14,990 buys 360 Main St. 643-1108 ing and brakes, swivel seats, course. State certified. 649-7898. POODLES — Adorable white plete light housekeeping facili­ 643-8097. MANCHESTER — Immaculate er. One owner. RATER-WRITER FHA with minimum down this 6 room Cape with attached dark green with white top. Real NEW GAME for Manchester MAINTENANCE MAN for toys, wonderful Christmas ties. Centrally located. Mrs. ($400) plus closing ($600). You 6 room Cape, fireplace, wall- ‘‘Handling of Bolton Homes LEARN TO DRIVE — Special TWO UNFURNISHED rooms In 2-car garage, 1% baths, 2 fire­ to-wall carpeting, 1-car garage, Automobiles For Sale 4 sharp. attention to nervous and elder­ Herald customers. You buy the nights. Inquire Manchester gift, AKC registered, 7 weeks Dorsey, 14 Arch Street, M«m- can also get a VA, If you places, full dormer. Value plus 1960 Valiant 4-Door Sedan. .3946 paint, you name your price — old. 649-0908. che.ster. ■Tinker Block. Call Mr. C. amesite drive. Well landscaped RCXJKLEDGE — Choice 3-bed A Specialty” $895 ly. Classroom for teen-agers. Memorial Hospital Mainte­ Glenney, 648-8022. qualify. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, on an acre of land. Wesley R. Ne e d c a r ? Your credit turn­ Standard shift, radio and ' we do your painting. 649-7863, Some experience required. RUGS — Never used, 9x12 643-1577. lot. City utilities. Near bus, room brick home with attached Pickup service. Day or evening nance Shop, In rear, between ENGLISH SETTER-Thorough- FOR gentlemen, one Smith Agency, 649-1894. ed down? Short on down pay­ heater. 876-8401. Good typist essential. 8 a.m.-4:80 p.m. beige, 328; 9x16 gold oriental, i ROOMS shopping and schools. 316,900. 2-car garage, exceptional view, ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ lessons. Reasonable rates. bred with papers, reasonable. 335; 12x18 beige nylon, block from Main Street, kitch­ U ft R Realty Co., Inc., 643- Manchester Driving Academy. Benefits include: 313,900 ANOTHER GOOD a quality home, in the twenties. sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ 1957 CHEVROLET OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low LATHE OPERATOR — Experi­ Call 643-1927. ’Vacuums. 289-6958. en privileges, parking. 643-5127, Furnished Apartments 63-A BUY, Lenox Street. Six rooms 2692, Robert D. Murdock, 643- . Watson Beach ft Co., 21 Cen­ FREDERICK M. GAAL 1969 Ford 4-Door Sedai^^,---- 3945 742-7249. price. No job too big or too est Douglas. Inquire about low­ Bel Air, tudor hardtop, radio, enced in. running small lota, all 643-9828. FOUR FURNISHED rooms, plus enclosed rear porch. Lot 6472. tral Row. Hartford, 522-2114, est down, smallest payments Radio, heater, automatic small. Call now, 649-0726. 1. Pension plan and major Live Stock 1 5 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS BROKER transmission. heater, floor shift, beautiful LARSON'S — Connecticut’s first medical benefits. Dean Machine Prod­ LOVELY LARGE Housekeeping heated, children welcome. Sec­ BOLTON MUST SELL affords absolute maximum of For appointment phone Mrs. anywhere. No small loan or fi­ ucts, 165 Adams St., Manches­ FROM OUR BANK Suzanne Shorts, 643-8886. C black with all new whitewalls. licensed driving school, trained, privacy, with shrubbery and nance company plsin. Douglas E3XPERT Paperhanging, prompt HORSE BOX STALL for rent, FOR UNPAID BALANCE Room. It has everything, in­ ond floor, ')80. Three furnished 643-2682 — 643-0281 $895 certified and approved, now 3. 36-hour week, 8 ;30-4 p.m.( ter. rooms, heated, first floor, 360. trees. Close to everything. Just TRICK OR TREAT Motors, 383 Main. 1969 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan 3996 service, reasonable rates, 628- trails nearby, corral, 336. Pri­ 1, a OB 8 YEARS TO PAY! cluding utilities. Ample park­ Owners Just Retired — EAST HARTFORD — Immacu­ offering classroom and behind 4016. year ’round vate 649-0178. START PA'YING ing. 272 Main St. Garfield 9-9923. call and start packing. T. J. 6-cyllnder, standard shift, wheel Instruction for teen ALL AROUND MACHINIST— Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. late 3-bedroom ranch. Has to sharp. Compariy parking and Experienced In producing ex­ IN DEXIEMBER Florida Bound be seen to be appreciated. 1966 mUNDBRBIRD. Call 644- agers. 649-6075. GIRL to share three-room apart­ H4-ROOM Furnished Apart­ On North Elm Street 1957 MERCURY cafeteria perimental quantities, all bene­ Articles For Sale 45 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ment, light housekeeping, cen­ WARANOKE ROAD—Outstand­ Owner 289-2004. 1738. Electrical Services 22 39.86 MONTHLY ment, $60 monthly. References WANTED — B-zone lot. OaB Monterey convertible, radio, fits. Dean Machine Products, FOR SALE — Flat stone for required. Call 643-0439. trally located, reasonable. 849- ing stone and frame contem­ 1969 Mercury 9-Passenger Wag­ Garage— Service 4. Earned days and person­ 166 Adams St., Manchester. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Large custom 6 room ranch, porary, simken living room, 3 It would be a treat to own ELLINGTON — Very clean 5- 649-4291. 1960 PONTIAC VENTURA, 4- on ...... 3998 heater, automatic, power steer­ FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt walls, fireplace, veneer, and 8404 between 12 noon and 6 2-car garage, 14x24 living Storage 10 service on all types of elec­ al time patios. Call 649-0617. Rugs, Lamps, Tables bedrooms, 2’ j baths, fine ex­ this beautiful spacious 6- room ranch, featuring 8 good door Hardtop, power steering Power steering', power ing, blue and white with white- And Other Accessories p.m. room with fireplace, 12x18 sized bedrooms, nice living and brakes, low mileage, one walls. Real clean. trical wiring. Licensed and In­ Apartments— Flats— ecutive home. In the forties. room Cape with 2 full baths, BUYING OR SELLING brakes,, .automatic trans- GARAGE FOR BOAT, storage 5. Modem surroundings DARK, RICH stone-free loam, EVERYTHING 3228.78 TWO ROOM heated apartment. kitchen, formal dining room, For appointment phone Mrs. lovely sunny rooms through­ room with fireplace, aluminum owner, excellent condition. Af­ misslob. Radio and heater. $395 sured. Wlls164. Houses For Rent 65 IStti day of October. 1963. ice, rental equipment. L A M needed. I bath, modem kitchen with $13,900. Hayes Agency, 648-4803. MANCHESTER — Modem Cape 643-8009. on 1967 Lincoln Premier Sedan 3595 station wagon, V-8, radio, heat­ Donut, 256 W. Middle Tpke. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT on quiet side street. Near, ^ ^ „ Pi e.seni Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. er, automatic, 4-door, blue. Equipment Con).. Route 83, IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR RENT — 3 bedroom single built-ins, including Tappan 400 Estate of Daniel C. Miller of Man- Radio, heater, automatic, THE NEW CREST LUXURIOUS home, centrally located. Adults. range, dining room, living school, bus. 1% baths, fire- BOLTON LAKE AREA Con clte.-iter, in said District, an Incap- 1901 Pontiac Catalina Vista $295 Vernon, 875-7609, Manchester Bonds— Stocks— WOULD YOU be interested in UNDERWOOD Standard Type­ ventent to Parkway, 4H-room ald.' pei'.son. power steering, power exchange. Enterprise 1946. helping me care for my t h r e e ______writer, 365. Call 289-7146. Phone for Appointment Write Box G. Herald. room with fireplace. Second place, aluminum combinations. brakes, windows and seat. Mortgages 31 SAMUEL ALBERT DUPLEX APARTMENTS Bel Air Heal Estate. 643-9332. oil heated Cape, modern inte­ Tile conservatrix having exhibited 1961 Valiant 4-Door, Automatic children? Salary plus room and ADVBR'nSING Manager, Cred- floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full rior, extra lot, $9,700. Very lu r annual account with said estate Very clean. ’TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and board. Call 649-5660. it Manager trainee, general of-1 ^^ICTAPHONE Timemaster 5 Hartford 247-0358 871 HARTFORD ROAD, FIVE ROOM Cottage, oil heat, bath. Immediate occupancy. LOVELY ESTATE to tlu.s Court for allowance, it Is 1061 Chevrolet, 8-Cylinder, SECDND MORTGAGES — Un­ If you have no means of trans­ electrically fed, available Nov. VERNON — LIKE new 6 room good terms. NOrth 8-2280. ORDERED That the 7th day of 1956 CHEVROLET lot clearing. Snow removal. flee clerk, stock clerk, produce combination dictating machine $22,500. Philbrick Agency, 649- Xnvember. 1963. at ten o'clock fore­ 4-Door, Standard Shift Prank C. Noble. 649-8053. limited funds available for sec­ portation, I’ll send my auto for MANCHESTER 1, middle-aged couple pre­ L-shape brick ranch, mani­ 1955 Cadillac 4-Door Sedan. .3795 210 wagon, radio, heater, 6 cyl­ ond mortgages, payments to man, salesman,’’’ electrician, with accessories and supplies, 8464. cured grounds, sparkling con-1 SPRING STREET — Beautiful noon at the Probate Office in the Radio, heater, power steer­ 3150. Call 649-1767 after 6. you. No obligation. ferred. 649-6438. 6-room ranch. 100-200 lot, 2-car Municipal Building in said Manches­ I960 Plymouth Fury, V-8, 4-Door inder, standard ^ ift, turquoise suit your budget. Expedient DEMONSTRATE TOYS carpenter, painter, mainte­ French, Italian, Albanian, TALCXDTTVILLE — 5J4 room East Center 8t. - 10 rooms, dition. Under $20,000. Hayes' ter. be and the sam« l.s assigned for ing, power brakes, auto­ and white with whitewalls. Ex­ Household Services service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. nance man, milling machine Lithuanian, German Spoken NICE FOUR ROOM CAPE—In ’’ready to move in” condi­ Agency, 643-4803. garage, built-in G.E. kitchen. 3 a iiearing on the allowance of said matic. (A real doll). Building Materials 47 Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- bedrooms, baths, aluminum account with said estate, and thio I960 Pontiac Bonneville Vista ceptional condition. Offered 13-A operator. Apply Conn. State good condition, stove refriger­ year-old. Near bus line and tion throughout, 2.8 acres in­ SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds Come on, jump on Santa’s Employment Service, 806 Main Featuring: VERPLANCH SCHOOL Area — combinations. $21,400." Robert Court directs tiiat notice of the Unte I960 Dodge V-8 Station Wagon $595 BETTER BUYS “ YOU’LL DO BETTER AT” ator and washing machine fur- .shopping. Very convenient. cluded. and place a.ssigned for said hear­ FURNITURE REFINISHED — available for second mort­ Sleigh, St., Manchester. A public serv­ 6 rooms plus partial rec| room, Wolverton Agency, Realtor, ing he given to all persons known 2 1M6 Ford Country Squire Wag­ AT NATIONAL A— E—R—T’—S 4J4 Rooms - 1J4 Baths - 2 ni.shed, garage, laige lot. Will Tongren Agency, 643-6321. 1969 Cadillac Sedan on ...... $2*5 Scratches, bums , removed, gages. For Individual attention ice—no fee charged. Large Bedrooms - Ample lease to responsible party. aluminum siding, close to bus. 649-2813. to be Inlere.sted therein to appear color changed. Manchester Re- call B & N Agency, Roger M. Demonstrate toys the mod­ Cedar Closet Lining .21 Sq. Ft. 43-48 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Call John H. Lappen, Inc., 649- and be heard thereon by publishing 9-passenger, V-8, automat­ em way. Celling T ile - OPEN OTGHTS TILL 10 P.M. Closet Space - 926 Square Adults preferred. S. A. Beech- COUNTRY CLUB .area — a copy of this order in some news- 1969 Buiok Inviota Hardtop Se­ ic, radio and heater. j finishing (%., 643-9288. Negro, 643-8727. MAN — With ambition who Feet Living Space - Large ler. Agent. 643-6969. Charming 5% room ranch, ga­ WARRBN E. HOWLAND 5261. pjiper' having a circulation In said dan Bel. Air, 4-door, radio,' heater, would like more money In the Odd Lots .09 Sq. Ft. District at least seven days before A BETTER ARRANdEl^BNT Give us a call, we’U do the Living Room - Dining Room rage, screened porch, terrace, tile day of .said hearing, and by automatic, power steering and REWEAVING of bums, moth selling business^ fead this! If Dutch Doors 17.50 Each iovely wooded lot, priced be- Realtor BOWERS SCHOOL Cape — 8 BOLTON CENtER holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ of your finances will make rest. Knotty Pine Paneling, .13 Sq. Ft. - Kitchen - General Electric large bedrooms, 2 baths, ex­ ntailing on or before October 22, 1858 Cadillac Convertible 1966 Oldsmobile 88 2-Door Hard­ bradies, dark blue with white- you can be satisfied with a Wanted. To Rent 68 I low appraisal. Hayes Agency, 1963 by certified mail, a copy of dow Shades made to measure; more of your Income available Ping-Pong Tables 11.96 Each Refrigerator - Range • Garb­ 360 Main St. ceptional kitchen, including top ...... 3195 walls. To set you up with the very minimum of 3150 to 3350 per WATKINS age Disposal - Puritron Hood ------— ------J------i. 643-4803. this order to Grace Pallckt,' Cstn- Radio, heater, automatic. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys for personal use. Lump debt best week, actual money not talk, Windows—Complete WANTED — 4 or 6-room flat, ------1------dishwasher and disposal, Rambling 7-room Ranch servatrix. 15 Welcome Place, Man­ Many Other Fine Oars $445 into one monthly payment of - Venltlan Blinds - Carpeted 643-1108 chester Conn. ___ made while you wait. Tape Re^ you should see me. I will talk From 9.96 Each preferably first floor. Write SWEEPING VIEW — 1963 three screened porch, fireplace, red­ with 3 bedroms, basement, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 322.21 for each thousand dollars Of toys and gifts,, a selec­ to you and give you some hon­ 2 x 4” Fir Studs . .40 Each Bargain Shop Staircase - Air Conditioning Box T, Herald. wood finished basement. Own­ 40 More Late Models - Heat - Hot Water - Central bedroom Gold Medallion attic, 2-car attached ga­ Main, 649-5221. including repayment over five tion galore,' ' est facts. You must have a car. Combination Doors : er 849-7408. rage, plus a single garage, To Choose From. years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, Parking - Basement Storage WANTED—Oarage vicinity of Ranch, builtiln stove, huge lot, ■CRANTON MOTORS, 1956 FORD There is no canvassing, leads , From 16.96 Each only 314,900. Carlton W. Hutch­ beautiful setting, big trees, Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ Call today, to find more. Exotic Prefinished - Coin Operated Washers Norman or Clinton Sts., near MANCHESTER — Cape. 3 bed­ Fairlane wagon, 4-door, radio, Building— Contracting 14 are furnished, calls automatic. IS9.95 Modem Lounge Chair, and Dryers - Lumlnated ins, Realtor, 649-5132. SPRING ST. — Spacious' 5'i now vacant. NEED INC. GORMAN MOTOR change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, National company, national- Paneling From 8.76 Per Pc. reversible turquoise plastic cov­ School St. Tel. 649-2767. rooms, large kitchen, living heater, automatic, red and Conn. 649-9468 ' from Dusk to Dawn. room ranch, modem kitchen room with fireplace, aluminum white. QUALITY CARPENTRY — brand product known world CASH ’N CARRY ered foajli cushions, walnut-like with built-ins, 3 large bed­ 166 Union St. Rockville SALES, INC. Rooms, basements refinished, ovjei;. Floaters and lazy sales­ NOBODY—BUT NOBODY— combinations, near bus, $15,900. T. J. CROCKETT A H O M E ? $345 metal frame, 29.96. Land For Sale 71 rooms, unusual decor seldom Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. bullt-tns, formica tilCi general man please do not answer this UNDERSELLS NATIONAL found in this price range. One M 84m 6 876-9621 Business Opportunities 32 Must Be Seen! REALTOR—643-1577 repair. No job too small. Call COUNTER GIRL, part time, 11 ad. A hard-worker will defi­ KITCHBN CABINETS— $164.00 Tuxedo Lounge Chair, LAND — Coventry. Choice land EARN UP TO $4,000 car garage, large lot with MANCHESTER—7 room Coloni­ William Robbins Carpentry THREE BAY Gulf service sta­ a.m. to 2 p.m., Mcoiday-Friday. nitely make top money with ALL SIZES - ALL SHAPES— foam cushion, red basketweave, Reasonable Rents! for building homes near school, trees, $24,900. Philbrick Agen­ al, 4 full bedrooms. 26’ living 1955 CHEVROLET Service. 649-8446. Good pay. Arm-Spot, 21 O ^ us. You will back home ALL PRICES black ebony legs, 80.80. 1960 CHE'VROLET Convertible, tion available for lease. Excel churches and shopping area. cy. 649-8464. room with fireplace, dining 210 tudor, radio, heater, floor lent opportunity for the rig^t St. every night, working In your NATIONAL LUMBER, Call Frederick M. (jaal. Brok­ A Y E A R ! room, screened porch, 2-car / V-8, 348 cu. in. engine, tri- HOME MAINTEl^ANCE, repair $129.00 Ladies’ Lounge Chair, MANCHESTER - 7 room older HEBRON — Very neat and 1961 CORVETPE, 270 engine, 4- shift, all black. Only . . . Individual. Paid training pro­ local home territory, after INC. Why pay more, when you er, 643-2682, 643-0281. garage, shaded lot. Robert clean 5Vs-room remch, built in carbs, 3-speed, excellent condi- and alterations. Rec rooms, gram. For additi(»ia1 informa training at Home Office diamond tufted back, foam cush­ home, oil hot water heat, 2- speed transnenssion, low mile­ tl(oi. Call 875-2186 anytime. $145 robfing and aluminum siding, 381 State Street, ion, box pleats, blue, 89.60. can get more luxurious liv­ Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 1960. Aluminum storm.s and age, 4 Goodyear double eagle tlon call Gulf Oil Corp., 626' School. Please give the follow­ North Haven, Connecticut car garage, 8 extra building 649-2813. s Russ Atkins, Builder, 643-0411. ing - Janitor Services. Houses For Sale 72 Invest in this 3-famlly, 7-4-3, lots of record, $15,400 complete. screens, kitchen with built-ins, tires, very good condition, must 1954 RAMBLER, new seats, 3 "The small Job carpenter.” 6158. SEWING MACHINE ing Information in your first 288-6261 $79.00 Lounge Chair, foam large treed lot. (Country loca­ t' letter to apply for this posi­ excellent condition, modem Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH a^l. 623-7087. \ new tires, new muffler, new BNGINBER/Manufacturer — •u^on, box pleat valance, blue MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape tion. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, SPECIALS CALL ME on your fcgrmica tion: Age, present and last 3 bedrooms. 23’ living room shocks, good running condi­ Ideal plant and engineer^ set OPERATORS tweed, duck foot, 49.50. on treed lot, 3 bedrooms, over­ 'basic features, 2-car garage. EXECUTIVE’S DREAM — 5 Realtors, 643-8930. 1961 COMET, excellent condi­ tion, 3160. Call 649-0147.. needs, bars, counters, kitchen position, marital status, sales Coll Evenings • Mr GIU, Owner with fireplace, completed rec­ tion, standard shift, 4 new tires, 1956 Rambler Wagon ...... 399 up for energetic person’ great background helpful, but not $169.00 Atitached Pillow-back sized kitchen, dinning room or room Ranch home, landscaped, reation room, excellent con­ cabinets, vanitory units, table- den, garage with patio, oil hot MANCHESTER — $34,000 ranch. 81.305. 875-9614. 1960>^ FORD Starliner, auto­ tops and Island stands. 649- er Hartford area. Plant used necessary.. A top-notch man Lounge Chair, foam cushlwi, box 40 acres, pond, plus additional dition, recently redecorated, 1957 Ford, 4-Door ...... 3139 for manufacturing and en­ Experienced operators and 848-4862 i water heat, beautifully kept. concrete building 60x60 avail­ 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ matic, power steering and 8936. trainees need^. EixeeUent will be hired as a sales mana­ WANTED pleats, multi-color plaid, 80.00. $16,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- tion room in basement, two full brakes, new tires, white, very gineering until recently. Shown ger during our expansion pro­ Robert Wolverton Agency, W ARREN E. HOWLAND able for rural warehousing pro­ 8464. Have Your Realtor 1955 Ford Convertible .... 3120 by appdmtment. Frederick M. opportunity for qualified $87.00 Modem Low-back Agent on premises all day Realtor, 649-2813. duce’ storage, 327,500. Contact baths, 2-car garage, aluminum clean, save at 31,060. 644-1819. ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, re­ trainees to learn sewing. gram this month. Mention this ,1 siding. Built in 1960. Over 2,200 Septic Tanks 1956 Mercury Wagon ...... 399 modeling, bathrooms tiled. Gaal, Broker, 643-2682, 648-0381. In your letter if you feel you Man to work in Adver­ R ^ker, reversible rust covered Realtor Frederick M. Gaal, Broker, MANCHESTER—Older home, 6 Carry the Ball! 1968 CORVAIR Spider Converti­ Apply foam cushion, fruitwood frame, IDEAL 3 BEDROOM ranch, 643-2682, 643-0281. complete rooms, wall-to-wall sq. ft. of finished living area. Call 649-4291. are qualified. Write Box H, tising Department. Most baths, full basement in­ Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. I AND ble, turbo-charger, 4-speed 1952 Mercury Tudor ...... 339 Manchester Herald, Manches­ 49.96. 350 Main St. carpeting, oil heat, storm win­ Help Wanted— ^Female 35 be high school graduate. cludes large rec room and den. MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin transmission, bucket seats. MANCPESTER MODES, ter. DELIGHTFUL, Comfortable, dows. 2-car garage. Full cellar. Plugged. Sewers Roofing— Siding 16 Selling experience lielp-. Dishwasher, attic fan, and 4 roomj ranch, close to all con­ 'Situated on extra large lot. MANCHESTER — Large fami­ 649-4439 evenings. WAITRESS—Full or part-time / ‘'m e . modem second floor apart' many extras. 8 minute walk to 448-U08 lies will appreciate this versa­ SALESMAN WITH CAR to train fuL venience, deep wooded lot oil $14,000. WUUam Grisd, Bn^er, 1968^ FORD Fattback Hardtc^, A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, days, experienced preferred WATKINS BROTHERS ment, 4 large rooms, bath, public and parochial schools, tile Cape. Fireplaced living Machine Cleaned 648-1591 at Rotne Office School for per­ heat. Aluminum combinations, 649-9700. very low mileage, 309 engine, siding', palnti^. Carpentry. Al­ but wUliM to train. Apply electric range, refrigerator, good neighbors in good neigh­ 311,700. Robert Wolverton room, kitchen and 4 bedrooms. Tanks, Dry Wells, mornings Patio Drive-In, Pine Street manent position with large na- storm windows, screens, vens' 3200 plus low monthly pay­ terations and additions. Ceil­ Manchester tionally known company. Will Apply 966 MAIN 8TRBB7T borhood. May assume 4 % % Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick Little work to finish rec room Sewer tines Installed—Cel­ ments. Call Rudy, 246-6861. ings. Workmanship guaran­ W. Middle Tpke. tian blinds, oil hot water base' mortgage. 62 Hilltop Drive. Cape, 5 finished rooms, full in basement. Aluminum com­ consider inexperienced man board heat, fireplace, beauti­ EAST HARTFORD — Oversized lar Waterproofing Done. CENTER MOTOR SALES teed. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. who is willing worker. Earn' Mr. Thorp Call owner. 649-0242. ANDOVER — 3 family, 6-8-8, shed dormer, fireplace, garage, binations, fenced rear yard. 1966 MERCURY 2-door, tri pow­ WOMAN FOR |;eneral office ful country location, 12 miles 7 room Cape, shed dormer, 11* Nice lot on quiet town street. ings vdiile leaniing. Permanent baths, recreation room, study, good income, 8-car garage, ehade trees. Immediate occu­ er. cam. Jahn Hidome pis­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement. work, prefer one experienced tORO LAWNMOWBR without (16 or $0 minutes) east of Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real- McK in n e y b r o s . In automotive bookkeeping. CASH IN on the extra dollara porition with top pay for right THREE FAMILY house, $2 W. very clean, Oirlton W. Hutch­ workshop, priced right. Call pancy, $15,900. Philbrick A(en> tons, 312 cu. In. dual ignitlim. 634 Center St., klancbester Company — Roofing,'siding, al­ Maneheater Herald powar banfbandla, Head vary UtOa, Manchester, |96. Adults only. ey, 649-S464. tora, 843-6980. terations, additions and re­ Tyiring necessary. 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Pl««ty of fr#« porWiig About Town Average Daily Net Press Run ' The Weather you can ' T Forecast of U. S. Weather Bureau I on Hath Stroot « id For the Week Kkided Bt. Francis ■ Xavier Mothers October 18, 198S Cool with fog later tonight and Ctrda will meet tonig-ht at the charge it Friday morning, low in the 40b. home of Mrs. Roger Ruel, SO I at roar of storo Mostly sunny and nnseaaonably Bolton St., following a meet- 13,850 warm Friday afternoon. High 75- at 8 at St. Bartholomew’s at... 80. Church OKhostesses will be Mendicr cd Uie Aufflt Buie— of Olrcnlstlaa Mrs. Joeeph Halloran and Mrs. Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm BVanei* Leary. YOUR STORE WITH THE VILLAGE CHARM!" H»e Guard CSlub of the Wom- MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTTOBER 24, 1963 (Cinssifled Advertising o e i Pnge 88) PRICE SEVEN CENTS enli Benefit Aasoclation will GET READY FOR THOSE COLD NIGHTS AHEAD! YOL. LXXXm, NO. *1 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) hold lt« aimiversaiy dinner to- moirow at 6:30 pjn. at the Mar­ iiii« f lim sy jjiu p iA co Polo Reutaurant, Bast Hart- famous Kati and Stately Lady iord. Elootlon of officers will tats', girls', boys' iitice place at thts time. 7 Vehicles Crash The HoJy Family Mothers Circle wlO meet at 8 tonight Chains Sleepwear Hungary Buying with the Rev, Phillip Hussey, chaplain, at St. Bartholomew’s On Foggy Rt, Church. After this meeting the e pajamas • full length gowns circle will proceed to the home • shortie shift gowns ■ ------of Mrs. R o^ rt Hallisey, 100 In­ dian Dr. EAST HARTFORD (AP)—Thick early morning fog caused a seven-vehicle pileup and one of the worst traf­ S t Ohrietopher’s Mother Cir­ fic jams in years today on the Wilbur Cross Highway American Corn cle will meet Friday at 8:30 Comfortable, toasty warm challis sleepwear in fully p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fran- cut pajamas, full length gowns and shortie shift gowns The crash occurred at 5:46f njn. In the aastbound lane passing lane after leaving the WASHINGTON (AP)__ ^American shippers—about 20 to|>Soviet deputy minister of foreipi cia Maloney, 41 B>Ton Rd. Co- . . . all with dainty lace or embroidery trim. 30 cents a bushel higher than trade, represented the Soviet bostess wai be Mrs. Peter Pea- ahdut a uUle east of the Char­ bridge. ter Onk Bridge toll gate. Six Th« government has clear­ foreign rates. This led to Union. oo. Pretty pastel shades in * and * Driver of the oar, Voldemnra sizes 32 to 42. 2.99 3.99 tractor-trailer trucks and a Kuzmlcs, 56, of Hartford,' told ed the way for sale of 1.2 Wednesday’s luncheon at the One official said ” it is possible passenger car were Involved. police the fog was so thick he million bushels of corn to State Department, although the that the whole shipping rate MSembers of the John Mather United States had advised Mos­ problem may go away.’’ His Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will State Trooper William Tay­ could see only 50 feet ahead of Communist Hungary*. But reasoning was that “ rates lor of the Hartford Troop him. He said he was going 35 cow that the wheat deal ceased 2 meet tonight at the Masonic the larger issue of wheat charged by foreign ships are ris­ miles an hour when he saw a being a government matter once Temple at 7. ’The order of busi- mid the crash was touched off sales to the Soviet bloc re­ Kennedy had cleared the way ing and may in time come up ness will be the re-organization by a minor rearend oolUalon be­ truck stop in front of him, to the level of the American slowed down and was struck mains confused. for the ales. of the drill team, which will be tween a truck and a car in the The session was attended on rate.” left lane. ' from behind, Cabinet officers huddled under the direction of Ronald Wednesday with a Soviet trade the American side by George W. Other officials were more op­ Fletcher and Ronald Wads­ One truck slowed down and Kuzmlca' said he heard one Ball, undersecretary of state. timistic. Said Freeman, the sit­ man cry for help and saw hlpi delegation and failed to iron out worth. touched o ff the rtiain collision. the chief obstacle to completion Secretary of Commerce Luther uation ’’looks very promising.” The car was caught in the mid­ pinned In the wreckage of a H. Hodges and Secretary of Ag­ And Borisov told newsmen that truck but was unable to help of the wheat deal—the higher The Mountain Laurel Chapter dle of the line of trucks, which shipping rates charged by Amer­ riculture Orville L. Freeman, A ” we will come to an agreement” of Bweet Adelines will have BOYS' GIRLS' FAMOUS NAME ware picjclng up speed in the him. four-man trade delegation head­ if things proceed ” as they hava The pinned man suffered the ican .shipowners. a Christmas toy demonstration There is a growing feeling ed by Sergei A. Borisov, first been proceeding this afternoon.” and sale in conjunction with most serious injuries in the ac­ cident. He is James Webster, here that the problem can be re­ thedr regular weekly rehearsal solved only by a White House 4 I, of Brooklyn, N.T. Police said IrlsOi-American Home, Hartford. SNOW SUITS Weak Ginny decision, not through negotia­ he appeared to have a broken Anyone interested in attending tion. may call Mrs. Truman Crandall, hip. It took rescuers over an hour The corn sale to Hungary was UN Marks 18th Year 68 White St., or Mrs. Robert Small Threat resolved smoothly because corn Gordon, 417 E. Center St. to remove Webster from hla truck. The left aide of the cab and ^her grains are exempted Yoluos to 14. To Floridians from the condition that wheat In Relaxed Climate Advertisement— (See Page Thirteen) sold to the Soviet bloc must be carried in American ships where It costs only pennies. Con­ Oxley and Liord plaid and solid color anowsuits MIAMI, Fla. (AP) —Hurrl- available. An AP News Analysis necticut Bank and Trust Com­ . , , all warmly lined . . . detachable hoods. Sizes •ane Ginny lashed Florida's up­ The Commerce Department By MAX HARRELSON Wednesday approved the $1,929,- pany offers you a safe haven 4 to 6x. per East Coast with galea today High Seas Stall for important papers and docu­ 384-shlpment by issuing a license UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—As the United Na­ ments. also jewelry. A safe de ELEGANCE AT LEISURE... LOVELY ROBE! as she crept a little closer to Surgery for Boy Sen. Barry Goldwater, right, and A. Searle Pinney, GOP State Chairman, at for its export, and a spokesman tions celebrates its 18th birthday today, much stress is for Cargiil, Inc., big Minneapo­ posit box costs only pennies a % land. Ren tschler Field just after Gold water landed at 12:30. Goldwater, a leading being placed on relaxation of international tensiems day at 883 Main Street. Your But the Weather Bureau said lis grain processing and shipping NEW YORK (AP) — A contender for the GOP presidential nomination, was met at the field by Pinney firm, said the com will be and a spirit of optimism in U.N. debates. Btocka and bonds, your will 100% nylon tricot Kodell fiberfill Olnny probably wouldn’t whip doctorless Amerloan Those who have observed the^- your insurance policies deserve and other top-ranking officials of the party, Goldwater remarked as he stepped shipped soon, probably from an ashore within the next 12 hours. frelgtiter and the German East Coast port. U.N. during these 18 stormy gives it a dominant role on.suc)i the protection of a safe deposit hner Bremen moved side by off his plane, “TTiis is Arizona weather.” (Herald photo by Ofiara.) cold war years agree that there matters of common Interest aa box at CB & T. quilted dusters Bven . U aha did. Forecaster Involved are 30,000 long tons BOYS', GIRLS' FLANNEL side through heavy Atlantic of com—about one-third the has never been a more cordial colonial Issues. Gordon Dunn said, "thera seas today, still unable to East-West relationship. One important development should be no major damage.” amount the Communists are ex­ pretty lace trimmed collar, sleeves transfer an ailing boy to But so far the change has has been a decline in the role Ginny's peak winds of 76 pected to buy and a mere trickle played by the Security Council the Mner, which has a phy- Quadruplets when compared to the $250-mil- been mainly in climate. There Fine mini diamond quilted dusters with smart % miles an hour barely qualified Stoian aboard. and an increase in the prestige TILLEY her as a hurricane. Barry in Hartford, lion worth of wheat whose sale has been no breakthrough on length sleeves and large patch pockets. F O O Q PAJAMAS The boy, Ruykert Fowl­ now appears clouded. basic problems, such as dis­ of the General Assembly, Prim­ Although th^ Weather Bureau er, 9, of Nyack, N. T., was Bom in NYC, armament. ary cause of this shift was the Wffl Keep You Warm Sizes 8 to 12 in white, pink and blue. O e # # waan't firm on where. Ginny In giving advance approval of free-wheeling manner in which stricken Tuesday aboard grain sales to the Soviet bloc would go next, a course 50 to the Wolverine State. A di- The United Nations itself still the Soviet Union wielded the 100 miles offshore parallel to President Kennedy stipulated faces many critical problems, veto with, its paralyzing effect. 12 Hours agnosia ot appendicitte was Sees GOP Leaders Mother Tiny that shipments be made on to n the Florida Coast waa predict­ nuMle by radio and the including long overdue structur­ Two other Important changes; Rog. 2.99 American ships when they were al changes and mounting finan­ For new . . . beautiful, soft ed. Bremen moved near the NEW YORK (AP) — A 90- The broadening of the role of available. Last Friday the Com­ cial woes. the secretary-general from that Only After a brief pause during the freighter Wednesday for a HARTFORD (A P )— U.S. Sen. Barry (^Idwater, idol merce Department exempted night alMut 100 miles east of transfer. pound mother gave birth Apart from the so-called new of administrator to that of exec­ fleecia dusters of the conservatives, landed in Hartford this afternoon Wednesday to quadruplets — grains other than wheat from spirit—which may or may not utive, who not only carries out The Place To Buy It Toasty warm 2-pc. flannel pajamas in coat and Cape Cwaveral, Ginny started A Coast Guard spokes­ the requirement. middy styles . . . all colorful prints. Sizes 4 to 6x. northwestward at 6 miles an man saU today the boy in the obvious hopes of selling his ideals to some of the three girls and a boy—at Colum. be here to stay—the United Na­ peacekeep' ig missions but Soviet officials are balking at tions has undergone many sometimes tnitiates them. This matching pipe trimming hour. But the danger waan't was reported resting com- liberla GOP leaders. bla Presbyterian Medical the hiigher rates charged by quite over and the Weather Meahvdtlle GOP leaden held sweeping changes during the 18 evolution was brought about Larsen’s Hardware fortablY. garding his dlsygraataig -tdawa eeqter...... 34 DEPOT SQUARE Smartly styled fleecia dusters with % sleeves . . . Bureau m a t o ^ e d a hurricflp« .TMaveaMBmoMbouit 80& ’ ettf'lK^pferof'veBBIg him on file wit^'bu'’)saiding contender for years since it came into being over the years by all three sec- matching pipe trim on cuffs and collar . . . lace watch from’ cape Canaveral to' miles from England. Hea'«9 " Tdea'^f coming here next spring the Republican presidential The mother, Rhoda Breaker, Oct. 24, 1946. retarles-general — Trygve Lie, Brunswick, Ga. sweha of 12 to 15 fleet sdU' for a statewide political ad- nomination, New York Gov. 27, is 4 feet 11 Inches tall. She Lodge to Return Many of these reflect the Dag Hammarskjold and U around matching pearlized buttons. OQ and the babies were reported in Ousts Up to 40 miles an hour made transfer Impoasl- dreea. Nelson A. RockefeUer. changing world picture, marked Thant — despite Soviet opposi­ Maize, blue and pink in sizes 8 to 18. 0 « # # ble, the spokesman said. good condition today. For Conference tion. battered the upper BTorida The Arizona senator’s 1X7-3 However, he did say that he by the emergence of new Asian coast and gales whirled otfshore The freighter is heeded settled down at Rentschler The babies were delivered by and African nations. The U.N. The axpianston of the U.N. Sizes 38 to 4 2 ...... $10.99 would “let the endeavor dis­ Caesarean secUon. peacekeeping role to-include the G IRLS' 7-14, S T IT C H from central Florida to South for Falmouth, England, Field, East Hartford, shortly WASHINGTON (AP) — Am­ now has 111 members; it had 51 C Rummage while the Bremen is en before 12:30 and he was whisk­ play itself” and added he would Mrs. Brecker and her hus­ originally. It has 33 from the use of U.N. military forces. This CSaroliqa. be interested in "how taxee bassador Henry Cabot Lodge With a baffling series of starts route to Gennany. ed away to a private luncheon band, Martin, have been mar African continent; it had 4 in was first done in 1956 during tha fare in New York State.” will return from Saigon in 10 Suez crisis and was repeated in stops and backwards sprints, The boy la wtth Ms par­ at the Hartford Club with key ried almost six years. They days to report to President Ken­ 1945. misses’, comfortable 100% cotton ents, Mr. and Mm. John B. Republican leaders and some of After a brief airport inter­ have no other children. The After roaming from Church 1960 in the (Tongo. These forces, Sale SKI PANTS view, Sen. Goldwater and hla nedy on the situation in Viet made up of units contributed by (■m Page Kleven) Fowler. his top supporters. mother resigned last spring as Nam. No new emergency is to' House Jn London to Hunter Col­ wife joined a five-car motor­ a brooklyn schoolteacher. The small countries, take the place Sponsored by Daughters Asked why he had agreed at cade to the Heurtford Club. volved, officials |Sald. lege and Lake Success in New of the big iKJwer police force en­ nite shirts the last minute to attend a father is an attorney. The State Department, In an York, the organization is now Of Liberty No. 17 Attend!]^ the limcheon were “ I feel wonderful," the new visaged in the U.N. Charter. huddle with party leculers while nouncing Wednesday' that Lodge ensconced in its $100 - million The big powers have never been pretty smocked bodice In the state for a non-polltlcal GOP State Chairman A. Searle father said. “ It’s magnificent will return for consultations glass and stone headquarters on ORANGE HALL Pinney, vies chairman Arma- able to agree on organization of engagement this even^g, the It’s a wonderful blessing.” Nov. 3, said one of the matters New York’s East River. Even the projected force and the idea East Center St. Fine quality cotton nite shirt by Belenda . . . styled wavy-halred senator replied: Mae Swltaski; Mrs. Babbette Mrs. Brecker’s mother, Belle to be reviewed is the U.S.- these new quarters already are Comfortabls nylon stretch ski pants styled with Ransohoff, National committee- has been shelved. with Bermuda collar, short sleeves, button front, elastic waist and stirrup foot. Royal, red and "I am never out of poUtice. Pomerantz, said her daughter’s backed strategic hamlet pro- bursting at the seams because Thursday, Oct. 24 patch pocket and slit sides. Blue, lime F O Q Q When ever I can I try to help woman; National Committee­ paternal grandmother had given g;ram. The department .said of the rapid Increase in mem­ black in sizes 7 to 14. man Theodore S. Ryan, William birth to three a^ts of twins. 9 AJH. and red. Small, medium and large. W»TT Sizes 3 to 6x. the Republican Party.” there are indications it may bership. A sk ^ if he expected to help J. Mittendorf of Greenwich, “ They wanted children,” Mrs have been overextended. One consequence of growth himself at today’s luncheon treasurer of the national Gold- Pomerantz said, ’’but so many But, officials said. Lodge’s has been a shift in the balance visit with the party leadership water-for-President Committee; all at once?’’ trip home does not mean a new of power within the organization Bulletins and a much greater emphasis he quipped: T expect someone and former State Sen. Newman The children, in order of birth crisis has arisen in the troubled Culled from AP Wires will be happy to serve me at E. Marsilius of Trumbull, who are a p rl weighing 4 pounds; a Southeast Asian nation. on the problems of colonialism lunch." is slated to become Connecticut lx)y, 2 pounds, IS ounces; a girl Lodge will return to Washing- and the “iSeveloping countries. LUXURIOUS a iP S ly FAMOUS “KOMAR”, “SEAMPRUFE The powerful Asian - African The conservative Senator 3 pounds, 11 ounces; and a girl ‘LIFT* ALMOST OVER parried several questions re­ (See Page Nine) 2 pounds, 12 ounces. (See Page Fifteen) group has 56 members, which GIRLS' 7-14 SMART FRANKFURT, Ueniiany SuPpORT (AP) —Exercise Big lift of the 2nd Armored Division to Germany rapidly neared com­ YOUR BABY IN STYLE! Speaker Tells pletion today well within its FOR SHEER LE» FLATTERY! DRESSES Cigarette Blamed for Brush Blaze allotted schedule of 72 hours, a tremendous winner . over Funeral Tale space and weather. American A carelessly discarded ciga­ officers directing the exercise ♦ J famous ’‘Hudson" rette waa the apparent cause of in global mobility predicted R . . 3 . T , Of Medicare the lift would end with the a blazing brush fire on Snipeic final troop transport landing St. last night, about 600 yards at Sembach Airfield In Ger­ By JAMES MARLOW Dashing plaid and solid color dresses in wash ’n from the Italian Club. man v at-10:40 p.m. The first Associated Press News Analyst of the neet of 234 planes wear cottons tliat require little or no-lroning. Firemen had the blaze under nylons Terrific collection of styles. WASHINGTON (AP)—House started from Texas Tuesday. Speaker John W. McCormack, In control in just two minutes, the role of funeral director, has thereby preventing what fire YOGI MANAGER just released the 1963 obituary chief John Ashe described as a major problem.” The fire burn­ NEW YORK (AP)—Yogi notice on President Kennedy’s Berra, the squat catcher who n .25 program of medical care for the ed through about one half acre with such intensity that fire­ broke Into major league aged. It was an anticlimax. baseball In 1946, was ap- • miralon ^ g o r mortis had set In men were forced to soak the pointed field manager of the GI0RG06 SEFERIS months ago. Nobody who watch­ ground to prevent reoccurrence. 2 seamless New York Yankees today. BOYS' 8-20, FAM OUS MAKE es Congress and the politicians Fire trucks shuttled back and He succeeds Ralph Houk, mesh could have figured the program forth to fire hydrants when Hf-I who moved up to General • miralon had a chance from the time their tanks were emptied. manager because of the re­ Greek Diplomat Is Awarded Kennedy offered It once again seamless The fire started near the base tirement of Roy Harney. Dan last February. of the hlU and burned up the Topping, oo-owner of the ‘ JACKETS plain He made no real fight for it, hill.. “If it went over the hill, Yankees, said Berra would i - Nohel Prize for Literature at least publicly. But .he didn’t out of reach of regular hoees,” receive the same starting • walking make 'much of a fight for it pub­ said the ch ief,"lt would have licly last year, eltiier. salary as did Houk and sheers, gone to Snlpsic Lake with us Casey Stengel, his famous STCXTKHOLM, Sweden (AP)—^It has given the academy And in Congress, which killed predecessor, but he did not comfort Greek poet Oiorgos Seferls was great pleasure, through this the program in 1962, there was after it." The lake is about a top awarded the 1963 Nobel Prize in prize to Giorgos Seferls, to pay astonishingly little fuss about it quarter mile away. reveal the exact sum. It was, tribute to the Greece of today, this year although Democrats Fir^nen turned the sandy however, less than he was literature today. Seferls, 63, a making as a player-coach Special savings! Bherpa or plaid lined corduroy diplomat, Is the first Greek ever Whose wealth of literature has overwhelmingly outnumber Re­ soil to mud before leaving the Famous “ Hudson” seam­ stadium coats and wool melton toggle coats in to receive a Nobel Prize. perhaps waited too long for its publicans and Democrats had scene, and chief Aahe arranged this year and was presum­ less hosiery . . . no seams sizes 8 to 18. The 18-member Royal Swedish laurel wreath in this connec- promised medical cal'e In their for Rockville police to increase ably about *40,000. Berra'a to straighten — gives a Literary Academy said that Ucm.” 1960 platform. their patrols of the area. ' full name Is LawTcnce Peter Seferls was awarded the $51,158 Seferls—pen name for Seferi- Kennedy will hand it to Con­ Berra, but he has always sheer leg-flattering, leg- Tlie chief urged the public to been known as Yogi. He is 38 prize “ for his eminent lyrical ades—was bom In Smyrna In gress again next year, when it exercise extreme caution in dis­ hugging fit. New fall writing. Inspired by a deep feel­ then Greek, now Turkish, Asia probably will get more attafttion and this pest season served carding dgarettee and lighting as coach and part-time catch­ shades in sizes 8V^ to 11. ing tor the Hellenic world of cul­ Minor on Feb. 22, 1900. since 1964 is on election Vear fires. He felt that evidence in­ ture.” In 1914 his family had to flee and there are about 17.6 million er. He wUI end all active dicated a cigarette had started playing in his new role. “ Seferls* poetic production is to Athens. From the end of people over 66. ITiat’s a lot of the fire. MATERNITY not great in size, but because of World War I to 1924 Seferls votes. SPECIAL GROUP! BOYS' 8-20 studied in Paris, and in 1926 The program's biggest ene­ DOUBTS BILLS' CHANCES Its unique thought and style, and Fire Danger High WEAR run-resistant Its beauty. of language, it h;g8 joined the Greek diplomatic mies remain the same as be­ WASHINGTON (AP) — “ opaUne’’ aathi become a lasting symbol of all service. fore: The American Medical As­ CHICAGO (AP) — Autumn's Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen of that Is IndestrucUble In the Hel­ His first appointment was in sociation and a bunch of Demo­ severe prolonged drought held a niihois said today there Is Come in and see our fall col­ lenic acceptance of life,” the London in 1931, where he was crats and Republicans. No one vise-like grip on broad areas of real doubt .Congress can |iass seamless laoe and embroidered SPORT SHIRTS the nation from the southern lection of maternity wool academy’s permanent secretary greatly and lastingly Influenced party can be blamed for the pro­ either a tax cut or a cIvU tricot slips «■ Plains to New England today. dresses, skirts and tops," Im- by SEAMPRUFE Dr. Anders Osterllng, said In by poet T. S. Eliot He 14ft gram’s massacre* up to this rights bill at this ses.ston since gerie, bras, gjrdles. tights pretty embroidered bis citation. London only a few monthk ago, point. Both are responsible. Drought conditions, forest time is naming short. Dirk- nylon slips Banda ctf satin ribbon and "When reading Seferls we are after three years as ambassa­ McCormack talked heatedly fires and water shortages con­ sen, Republicsm leader of the $0.59 iorclbly remind^ of a fact that dor, to settle in Greece again. about the Republican opposition. tinued to plague many sei^tiona. Senate, voiced tills view at by KOMAR sheer nylon edge this beauti­ Losses to crops and property nylon slips ful aatin tricot slip. White. Is aometlmes forgotten — geo­ Seferls had held diplomatic But this is about on the same a joint news conference wltti Glazier’s posts in many countries. In plane with the blasts Issued by mounted into the millions of *2 by KOMAR ETne tailored nylon slips with Short, 32 to 38 and aver- R A graphically Greece Is not only a Rep. Charles A. Halleck of double 15-denier edge with peninsula but also a world of World War n he served the the Republican National Com­ dollars. Indiana who said he would age, 32 to 40. ~ There 'appeared no prospect CORSET SHOP Beautiful nylon slip with lace and embroidery trim. water and a thousand islands, Free Greek exile government in mittee at Kennedy. It's routine. seriously doubt there Is time Famous “Maurice” seamless tights Matching PETTICOAT aver­ Handsome plaid and solid color apmrt ahirts In an ancient sea kingdom, the South Africa, Egypt, Palestine, McCormack said the measure of an immediate, general break double 15-denler trim. White. White. Avenge, 32 to 46, easy-care fabrics that requires little or no-lroning. in autumn's extended dry and to pass a civil rights measure OSl Main S t—«4S-6846 in black, red, blue and beige. Short, Sizes 32 to 44 in a ven ge Mil short, 32 to 36. age, a, m, 1 and short, a, m. pertlous and stormy home of London and Italy. could have been put through the In both houses. Dlricsen and Uie mariner. This Greece Is the In 1944 he retuipied to Athens Hou$e Ways and Means Oommlt- unseasonably wsirm weather. average and tall. length. Style No. 745. ^ Style No. 746. S3.00. Record high temperatures in the HaJIeok, the BepubUcan lead­ BeoMRnber — Experienced eonrtant background of bis on an AlU^ troop carrie*' and te»-^where It needs approval be­ er of the Hooee. talked wtth poetry, In adiicb It la conjured stayed until 1848 before going on fore going to the full Hcnae for 80s in many p s ^ of the dry Fitting's ttie Thing and belt heightened the fire danger reporters after a meeting at II ■p M a rialoB at barah and to new .diplomatic asstaunents, ^ vote—If a couple of the 10 Re- Brush fire ^in Rockville last night could hava been aerioua with woodland so tile a estate Houee RepstbUeaB ■ervloe Free. OPEN k HOUSE & HALE CHARGE ACCOUNT TOUAY • ASK ANY SALES PERSON t l d i r greatneaa.” the lost tn Londoa a g ^ Ha M dry. (Hwald photo by Satemia.) jeartnmhlg eoutenoee. (Bm amounoamant added Uiat married. .flM Fago Fwelvi^ HeePHFTfene) min ^ ^ t