TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IMS FAQK FOURTEEN iSIanct^Bt^r lEo^tting Kiwanis Radio Auction Continued Tonight over WINF, 8:30 to 11 oommtttea, tookiturns rettow- Is helped to get tos ^ Tha exeeutlva board of the home he weaU at a pr»e ne FORRm Mr*. T. a BuHlngton of Cor- kig for the directors the several • and 16 mm. Fteiss- The Weather dele, Oa., left for home Sunday Oreen School PTA will meet to­ site plahs attempted betoie the can afford," WorUjjaM. Arenge Dally Nfit Preai Roa night at 6 at the home of Mra Martin W ill Favor Director Harlan 'Pfcykw. tore—eoond or * i^ t, alM Foreeast ef U. K Weathei About Town after a two-week vtelt with her aco^tance of the prseent one. 65 Fer «M Weak Ended brother, Cecil A. Fenn of 395 Robert BanUy, 4 Garth Rd. "Every plan we studied—and ever, voiced the oplrdoo that BBOi. elkto pnpeton. "We toould make very *ire we Nevanber 8, 1668 Mainban ot Nutmeg roreet, Woodland St., and relaUvee In all told there were seven,’’ WELDON DRU# CO. RockvUle and. Danbury. The DAV Auxiliary wUl meet stre thtoe homeowneni me Rata tonight and ThuredM wMh Wu CMwa of LebMon. wiU Buying School Land Cnmmlngn eaW, 'Ted \is back $01 Mata ■A-4M, M f-Sm taoreaatag wtade tonight, tfrartsal M tOBlght at 7:16 at WiU- tomorrow at 7:80 p.m.'at the to the ineecapetole oonduslon saiiM oarefii oonidderatton thrt Reservations win close Thurs­ VTW Home. hae gone into the planning of 13,891 I clearteg late Thnreday. *««»■ Idna-Waat rimeral .Home, 142 that to prepay place this MmthtBtn X. Center *t, to pay reepwsU day morning for a Harvest ■choid on the site would re­ the echool addition." Member of the AudH psmtaree hi 50« throaghout Supper to be held' Thursday The executive board of the Aftor two hours a t discussion on the. proposed Rob­ Bufsoa ef OrcnlatloB to the Ihte Piuil Dougan, a Manchester Association for the quire the purchase of the ad­ Mmeheater^A CUy of Village Charm from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at St. ertson School projecti General Manager Richard Mar­ ditional five parcels.'’ ' For W adne^SIS^^U^ membee. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Help of Retarded Children will Those to attend may call Mrs. meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at tin last night told a subcommittee of the board of di­ Bdward Rybesyk. dlreetor of TUNE-UP TIME A fun dreaa rehearaal for rectors he will rgoommend appropriating funds to buy the M anchester B*'**|** (Ctaeetfled Adverttstag ea Page 88) PRICE SEVEN CENTS “Boy Meeta Olri" Hut been caU- Myron Bogllsh, 669 W. Middle Bunce Center. 6 OfUnder Oats *11.88 VOL. LXXXIH, NO. 82 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1963 Tpke., or the church office. mors land tor tha bchooi addl-e------Agency, said that if the •d by Philip Blirgeea Sr., di­ The drill team of the J < ^ tton. rectors approve the land rector for toAiorrow night at the location of the addttlon and 8 OyHnder Care 15.88 BAKE S H O T Hose Co. 2 of the Eighth Dis­ Mather Chapter, Order of De- In stwwer to k qusaticfi from the Consequent need tor addi- chase, proceedings tor scqiM- * T:*0 a t BOWera School. The L4t- Molay. will meet tomorrow at tlon of land couild begin im­ fie llMater of Manchester’s trict Fire Department will hold Director 'Theodore Powell, who tkmal laiKl. its monthly meeting tomorrow 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ presided af the Informal meet­ mediately through a "letter of Inolndee osw AO * P ^ produetloa will open Thursday TMs would be purchased un­ ocmaent’’ obtained from federal plage, heavy duty pointa, SOUR ORHM Events ftgsir toe a three-night run. at 8 p.m. at fire headq\iarters, ple. ing, Martin said money oouM der a plan of “early acquialUon” Convoy Blockade Lifted; be made available from the urban renewal authoritiee. condenser add rotor Democrats Keep Big Cities, Main and Hilliard Sts. through the Manchester Re­ LagsUriee of the procedure, th e Darla E. Story Circle of An open board meeting will General, Fund's Capital Tm- newal Agency, thtu t3dng the OOFFEEimW ■oath Methodist Church will Mias Kathleen Stoith, daugh­ be held by the Hartford Dia- provemiinta Rsseme' Ftoid with­ school to the ^poO ed North however, wlU re«pMre s e v ^ In State malt toanorrow at 10:30 am. at ter of Mrs. Isabelle S. Smith, trict of Oongregatolnal Chris­ out deploring H. End Renewal plan. months, Rybceyk said, and im­ g B W O * the church. Mrs. Jcdin E. Wy- 27 Madison St., has bee*v elect­ tian Women at th’e Faith Con' The dost of the five parcels Superintendent of Schools mediate action h derirtole. 71 e War Loomed^ Nikita Says Htnlaeeld win be devotional ed secretory of Converse'^all gregational Church, Hartford, of privtte land next to the pres­ WiUlam H. Curtis eoq>lained Dual referenda on the school on Nov. 12 commencing at 6:30 ent school, which are needed to addttlbn and the North End State Continues Republicans Take Stamford women’s domiittory at Becker that the Robertson site is the leader. urban renw al project are ten­ 681 Mata St, Mancheeter He declared the dispute was Junior College in Worcseteri pm. with dinner. The program build the sddltion ohossn by tH« only one avelMble in the North BERLIN (AP) _ Two^Weri Germany and Berlin. TOet $ Mass. Miss Smith is a fresh­ heme wlH be "The Growing board of ednearidh, has beon es­ End area that seeme adequate tatively elated tor late April or __ ^ *1— . . . 4... convoy moved into Berlin witlt solved only because the com­ Prisoners Move, man majoring In the two-year Chrlstlap in Our Changing Cul­ timated by Bldward Rytoexyk, to meet educational specifica­ eoriy Mhy. days of crisig on the a u ^ Western officials reporting the mander of the U.S. convoy executive secretarial program ture.” Devotions will abo be ManotMster Renewal Agmcy di­ tions for the addition. It is J. Edward McKeever, 60 N. bahn ended today apd1 Soviets had dropped their de­ agrtod to "observe the estab­ Trips Uneventful Obrittaai Fair held Reservations tor dinner rector, at 8^,000. planned' to be built in two School S t, one of the home- viet Premier Khrushchev mand that they be allowed to lished procedure" regarding Both Parties There will b e a business meet­ will be accepted th ro u ^ Frl- Martin said there is about stages, and eventually to be­ ownera whose land would be said it was a good thing be­ make a count of the U.8. forces. Soviet checking. day jvay M «. Albert L. Thom] 856,000 in.thS'Capltal Improve­ taken under • the acquisition This was dlrecUy opposite to Unless this had been done, the ing of the VFW Poet tonight at ments Fund tfiat is unallocated, come a 20-room unit. Dr. Cur­ cause the incident held the HARTFORD (AP) — Hail Results Tiriiey Sapper 8 at the post horns, 608 E. Cen­ son, 87 Rosemont St., Hartford. tis said; and to meet proper procedure, was one of three FAIR the picture Khruahehev painted Soviet premier said, "We could With a heavy accompani­ ter St. and that anothar $10,000 sur­ eduoatlcnel requirements, it towTispeople present a t the threat of total war. in a Moscow meeting, with a not have yielded and they would All leaders of mothers’ cir- plus from last year’s ,'oudgqt meethig, ei»d ths only one to SPONSORED BY ST. MARYTJ group of visiting U.8. business­ have had to move over our ment of armed men, five ■peaaaored by WSCX could bs tinmed over from the should be placed on a 17-ecrs BWSCOPAL G ^ D Khruahehev expressed this Of Elections Members of the Army-Navy ctes are reminded that reserva­ site. sptiBk. - view, holding that American men. dead bodies.” busloads of prisoners from HiiitBd MsHiodlst tions and gifts for the annual General Fund if the directors Mcksever voioed ooooem "It is possible that you and I More trouble may come on Club will meet tonight at 7 at UGUzing part of Robertson THURSDAY, NOV. 7—1 P ^ * P» authorities had given in and the old prison at Wethers­ Church the clubhouae, then proceed to banquet are d\>e this week' and desire. over problems his family might PARISH HOUSE, CHURCH STOE Soviet authorities in Germany would not be here today’’ if the the 110-mile road leading NEW HAVEN JA P )— Park, and ^ five neceseary face in trying to find another through East Germany to the field made an uneventful Watkins-Weet Funeral Home, are to be turned over to Mrs. The question of the land pur parcels. Dr. OufUs sold, the atte TEA WILL BE SERVED 2 P -^ ^ 4 VM, luted a blockade of a U.8. Army argument had not ended. Democrats look to next BOtffOW—ROUTF 44 142 E. Center St., to pay re­ Edward Kosak, 304 E. MkSdle chase Is expected to oome up at hrnne. "Will renewal authorities eohvoy op the autobahn Joining Khrushchev said. Berlin garriaons, Khrushchev trip this morning to the tonight’s meeting of the board 'wouM be slightly under the 17- guarantee us a oomporable BAKED BEAN, HAM ^ P ^ warned. year’s presidential eleCtio* spects to Paul R. Dougan. and Tpke. acre requirement . sparkling new one at Som­ Sofxrdoy, Nov. 9 to the John F. Tierney Funeral of dirsotoni. i home here in MenehesterT” be SALAD, HOMEMADE D E ^ E ^ He said Western convoys will ers, in Connecticut heartened Dr. Frederick Lows, dean of They have been asked by the He added that the present k>- be held iq> in the future if the Home, 219 W. Center St., to cation, while H would not en­ agked. WILL BE SERVED IN NEILL HAI^ state police oaid another by the outcome of yester­ Fair M AJ€. to SsSO PAL pay respects to Lawrence Jar­ the Manchester Community board of vdM«ation to buy the Thomoa Worth of Raymond Western Allies fail to observe adjacent hmd in order f,o pro­ tirely eliminate toe need tor * PARK STREET—5 P.M. to 6 ^0 P.^^ what he described as estab­ convoy from the oW institution day’s municipal elections Sapper 5:00 and 6:80 PJMU vis. Both ore deceased members College, wUl be guest speaker transporting pupils by bus, is in A'M ay Asooclatea, oonsultanta Red Action Puzzling —first occupied In 1827—would of the organisation. at the regular meeting of the vide what school eKperts con­ for the renewal project aseured DONATION $1.50—CHILDREN U N D B R l^Y le lished procedures. in the state. Festartng Freeh Native sider an adequate site. the board’s opinion the most _____ MaJ. Gen. James H. Polk, make the run In the afternoon, The Democrats elected may­ Lions Club of Manchester to­ MoKeever that m working wim For RoBonrstioiiB Call Mro. Mynm BogUidi bringing to 800 the number of Turkey and sH the llxln’s. night at 6:30 at WlUle’s Steak Last n ^ t ’a session, hsM at central location' avoBitole in the flcans refused to get out to be | U f- commandant In Berlin ors In Bridgeport, New Haven, district. oeveral past renewal projeota, 649>2005 By JAMES MARLOW said the Russians "are trying to prisoners moved. House, Center St. Dr. Lowe wlU the Bentley School, reviewed it baa been hie experience that Aomelated Pram News Analyst counted, n u it’s too thin an eX' 'VVaterbury and Hartford—tha Adotto 81.16—Ohlldrem 86c SOTfor TEWthe directors thewesx2 boArdoswmxs Of i -Architect — ~ — -----Ralphs--- Scudieri — - • andaa. Tlekets Also Available At Tho'Door , make the point that they call The transfer from the old state’s largest cltie»-:-and won discuss the work being done to the Intareete of the homeowner WASHmOTON (AP) — Need- cuse for the tension caused. prison began yeeterday amid W inter educatlon’a masons for ohoaetog Ted CUmmlngs, AvinnM Both times the Russians aban­ the shots on the autobahn, and upset ■vict^es to Meriden and : Can 648-8089 educate Manchesterttss, and the present Rbbertoon fits' g e ' board of educatton s building are adeep^te^ protected. Tie ad: one nUnd-reader. we are determined that they maximum security measures co­ 6 will asnwer any Inquiries. Ths Russtana make no sense doned the blockade without ex­ Milford. or 648-1868 planation. Their newspaper, will not make it." ordinated by state and town po­ Republicans scored a major —on the stnrface—In what they Polk said previous holdups of lice, National Gtmrdsmen and have done. Twice, In mid-Octo­ Pravda, said, "much ado about upset in Stamford and retained nothing." Tl»t was in October. Allied convoys may have been prison guards. control of Norwftlk. They also Public Records ber and in the past two days, The first day went lBy rebel troops in an armored Vatican Ecumenical Council in require a passport from the to change munlcipali^s name Ngo Dinh Nhu was expected to Ngo Dinh Diem several Umes in our delegation will break off Conm tfixft IfiiSBfL So ciiQf mmt be haodlod iwiftly and fiocantity, widioat persennal carrier last Saturday Rome. revolutlona^ Vietoamese gov­ back to Willlngboro, communl-. move out of her $90-a-day hotel Saigon, Mrs. Chase explained. the talks and wUl leave." Asked if'tbe junta would re­ ernment. ^ ty’a name from 1688 to 1969... suite today and set up house­ The children, ages 15, U and after they surrendered at a Ro­ Rock^ Ready 4, Were flown to Rome Tuesday eifeidgeRtimn66ddfMtwconwinnk6tiontaBd man CathoUo church. quest the extradition of Nhu’s Gen. "Oal .refused to say what France urging her Common keeping in the Los Angeles area MOON SHOT STILL ON The lavolutlonary Junta an- Mddow, Yriio is In the United the revolutionary government Market p a p e rs to , Increase for herself and her four chil­ with permission of the new goV' MOSCOW (AP) — Premier gJ|j^yq|w aTtofM erm j ahdsjJinnepofiijmnyC"*"""**4natinnannitaiItailL trade bloc’s tariffs on steel; dren. ernment of South Viet Nam. Khrushchev said tonight tha aounoed on Saturday that Diem States, Oal said: "Oiu' military has In store for aiu>ther Bfother To Announce Mrs. Nhu had been scheduled . . . y o u have » baby in the house, you need a flanieleae and Nhu, his closest adviser, people don’t make revolutions of Diem, Ngo Dinh Can, who question will )je decided at South Viet Nam’s widowed Soviet Union has not i^ e n up meeting In Luxembourg Dec. former first lady changed her to leave this morning on a polar plans to put a man on the shot themselves. Today Brig. for the sak^of avenging or re­ was turned over to the junta flight to Rome . with her eldest WqpDiBMCiomiDdedOBnDiicctonkiiliiAei^ip^ Qsn. Tran Tu Oal, minister of venging. after he sought asylum In the Dec. 2, . .Televirion actor ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. mind late Tuesday about joining moon. "Wa have never said eiet^ric dry er. Without one, there just aren’t enough Nelson A. Rockefeller today her three younger children in daughter, Le Thuy, 18, and her Information in the new pro­ "We are not paying any atten­ U.S. consulate In. Hue Tuesday. Hugh Pryor sets lire to his Vietnamese secretary Nguyen We ore giving up on our lunar SbcoMlMNOgNfitlkxlbai^fixtaldng^lnldiDgaDdtiaQafeniDgcall^ hours ki liie iiy l And a jtoaeleeB d e (^ dryer is csren better visional government, gave this tion to questions of this sort, M t Can was his brother’s overlord H oll^ood home after argu­ called a news conference for Rome today. She said she would project,” Khrushchev de­ ment with his Wife, then fol- Thursday to make the long-ex­ have theqi fly here Instead as Thi Than, 29. clared. “You’re the ones who account to a news conference: as a courtesy we have sent hw In central Viet Nam and is wide­ Informed sources said Mrs. EMHrMwlieaitel AnloBleotikfBnw, mofo cffickd 1640^11 ^^Customm are t h a n panainne t e baby’s diapem and dothee. See ^ W After the brothers surrend­ three children to Rome." \ ly hated there.- DiS,- officials lowB her to friend’s home and pected announcement of his soon as possible. said that." He wee spealdM candidacy for the Republican Mrs. Nhu said she "could not Nhu’s decision to remain in the ered, Diem entered the armored In Los Angeles, Mr*. Nhu said tmid the Junta aseured them he shooto her to death and flees. United States may have been to, a vleiUng group «t M ■DMxditfbfive$dcC86s$ioe^*'ja9r8Mr.Babcaleld. at your dealer’s now...and you’U **r M t Nhu protested. she had ehangsd her mind abMt w^ld receive "due process of xTiner wojts U> nwke perilous nomination for president. endure the trip at jthls time,” Ainericaii decbeic dryer Waltz Rockefeller will make the according to George White, influenced by financial prob­ "Why are you using this flying to Rome to Join her three trip 200 fast below ground to lems, possible difficulty in re­ H|dliafaa ^ wm i lHa4liataf>tosriltantnaitlll^ your Ann ext C0itE.tPCWfit» - armored car?” he asked. children and would try Instead iTip official news agmey Viet oonaect rescue shaft with tun- formal statement at the state pnanager of me Beverly Wilshlr* SOrOOK PRICES DROP thxmd^ W eM iayt ^ Capitol. Hotel where she has been stay­ turning here, an outpMrtng of A crowd had gathered and be­ to bring them to the United Nam Presoe announced that the nel In flooded mine In Germany sympathy for her In thousands NEW YORK (AP)-afi(loas gan shouting. Ine relMl officers States. revolutionary government had where 11 men have been trap­ He will coma to Albany late ing. dropped sharply In early tonight, alter a dlimer to New Mrs. Nhu has been offered use of messages from Apnericans were afraid that if Diem. and The three children—Trac, 16; farmed a 12-member executive ped for 13 days—but rescue re­ and profitable offers of shaking stock market trading today m o cmd take adatmtage of H El/Xye fc m a ^S O ^ trial Nhu were not spirited away, the Quyrth, 11, and their sister, Le committee of generals beaded mains at least a day away . i . York City, nls main base of of the home of Allen CtUse, an following a Federal Reserve Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny operations. ' associate of television star Art engagements and magi;astoe ar- mob would lynch them. An (jjuyen, 4—were flown by a U.S. by Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh, tides. Board qrder taoreaatag the J". [o u r f lO inB k^^ allowance, tod army captain tried to push Nhu military plane to Bangkok, Thai­ leadq^* of the coup that toppled off era holiday olive branch to The news conference was an­ Llnkletter, in the exclusive Bel- down poymeut tor stoch par* tha Red (3ilnese on the sve of nounced by Robert L. McManus, Air district. Mrs. Chase said Mrs. Nhu also was beUeved Into ths carrier, but Nhu land. A U.S. X m b a ^ official Diem and the new chief of state. to be worn out by the emotional e t e a e e .^ 11:80 aju,, Hm R««r UmUmtf Tmtmphmmm Oemapmpy whipped^ around and grabbed accompanied them abord a oom- Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don, who the 46th Bolshevik revolution Rockafaller’a press secretary. she had received no definite McManus said the governor word as yet vtoether Mrs. Nhu strain brought on by the down­ Hi* qg^Eta’s idotol. Aa they merelal airUner to Rom*, wbar* alab is mlntatar at dafanoe to tha anniversary____ aa be says, "Wa fall efethe Diem government. age WM dritai $.66 a t 7454IL Archfatahop Thuc took Oliarf* at olvlUan eaUnat, *nu namadfiinoaraly wlrii to normalize ra- would make a statament on his will accept the offer. IVe do bur bee^o eerve you better HL HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY \*qra*tt^ fed the weapon, tha Chase, sriio has business con- ■a* r*«*T*ry MU*r ataiiaged to ii«c M» flrat v|c* ebalnnan of tha aoMau-ilatiana Mdth tha Faoplaa Ra­ Ifiee Page Mrs. Mta* baa tty* aommltto*. pfbHe e< China.’ («M Paf* Twataa) neottons ta Australia and the *) ■ ."i* ‘ '»'< • .nr*’,’. A \ r

'■i:!k tears _1'’>.■=; if I > Y'% w:. P A G E T H R E E MANCHteTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER «. 1968 ICANCHBSTFR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNEBDAT, NOVEMBER ^ XP6t fMOm TPC by Lawrence Rdman waa Intro­ Negro will >e In charge of aet design and "lighting. velopee together with retnlt- Comedy to Open duced on Broadway In 1960. Srat fimoe of the white man In Coventry The production .la being spon­ FREE DELIVERY Amerlca-a Viking villas and tanoe to cover Vhe coet pf the Roger Negro, producer of thla sored by the. Registered Nurses’ Events th# homt of L#if Brick- ateinpe to be effaced, to the Players’ Season ■eaaon’B offering, has announced Association itt Manchester. 9A.M.I0 9F.M. Pootmaeter, Heuaton, TMc., Sheinwold on Bridge son—has been uncovered Oh the S t a m p s 's . that Lorraine* Champeau will Tickets may be purchased northern tip of Newfoundland. 7700(3. The outride giwetope H oliday Fair Tha Mancheater Community from members of the Commun­ should be anarked "Ftret Day play Irene Wilaon, Jean Allen KRYHUR DRUB In Nation It dates back 500 years before Playera will open Ita Bird aeaaon will be cast aa Robin Austin, ity Players, from Mrs. Julius Cover fiacn HouetoiL” Cover Fox. chairman of the Nurses’ Columbus' trip to America. By aawwam gHBIMWOm < with the meaentatlon of “ Under Gerard Bourret will be Dave requests must be. poshnaclced There are timee when you Set N ov. 23l Association, and will be a.vall- wumamnon (AP)-an «i« Delicate pettems, stoney no later than Dec. IS. V M . mhi the Yum-Tum Tree’ on Ntfv. 33 Manning and Rick GenUlcore MW| ftom W AAlnfton: traces and bits of weathered can Bit tight and wait for will Interpret the role of Hogan. abte at the box office. (Curtain BAX. M nwi • and 33 at the Whiten'* Auditor­ Read Herald Ads. MUOB WAIunNG: PrMident Iron in the soil were found In tricks to come to you, but The PrienA y (Circle o f First ium. The three-act adult comedy Vincent Lamo la the director and Time will 1). 8:80 p.m* A uotiia has tasued a l.SO are also tbnes when you must K«m«dy’s tap economic advie- iMO by a Norwesdan explorer. 0 K Q I » S Oongregatfonal Oiurch le epon- i n iMiTe imrned that oonMimer* Dr. Helge IngaMd and his sohdUnglUng atampri ootnenemocating gst your tricks. qulckfy. or not 7 Walnut S t, Manchester •oring a “HoUday Fair” fori Prinoe Eugene of Savoy’S SOOth ___ ♦ K iaee M|her prlcaa U OMigreM archaeologlirt wife. For four at all. Tou can tell w h^ time W B n BABT dm roh groups from 10 a.m. to paaeoa " : What Is Mkely the depni o f L «n t tains BS.sn price channs found for his tricks If dummy bad STANLEY WARNER the Masonic Hall In Merrow. rihiefly In the popular Ihiropei only three or four diamonds. There wlH be a busineaa meet- laues with the accent on I9th With a strong five-card suit In iMg and the master mason de­ Century and topleals such as TATE gree will be conferred. Refresh­ Red Croes. ThU volume coven ments wUl be served. Bazaar at Trinity Covenant Church Easy A MOUURN Decorator Fabrics . . . Fashion-riKht Colors! Europe, Asia and Africa. A Freshman Donee Set idn SVed"^Schaefer (MX), chohrman of the ChrMmas Table AUid Mjra. Mjaurtoe Sw ere^ Budget Teime total of SBO minor varieties hate OVl s- AvaUable! Finest Quality at Truly Amaring Savings! STANLEY WARNER The Coventry High School h SK y JSwMnents, of the Trinity 0 > v ^ Chunfc d k ^ also bean added to the book. WANTED ELIZABETH / RICHARD i-mwn-4 ireriiman close wUl hove a WMm that will be ftor sate 2 the Christinas Baikaar Saturday from 10 am. to 6 p.m. at TVto- BREATH TAKING 92” M P O R T B t TAYLOR / BURTUN ’’Blue on Bkie” dance from 8 to STo^SiJlt tStoriL tS O^mnSSwomen’. GUld, sp .W of thejvent. has m ^ ULTRA SMART SPACIOUS 82” WDRC wants you to Danes many decoraltions aixl arrangements to keeping w tth the Dorihoomfing HothSay season. (Herald Four Mcolored stamps were ttarii FRIDAY 11 p jn . Saturday in the cafe­ 74” S O F A ^ “NAP” LENGTH ZIPPERED Cl’SHIONS , BLEEDING MADRAS Iscued by liberla to honor the on the Bushnell Stage and teria. Music will be provided by photo by Pinto). 100th a t^ v e r s a ^ of the Inter­ stay for the “DICK CLARK Timm SehmdiUmsi the "IBtchhlkers” and records. national Red Cross. The Be SHOW” starring BOBBY im Refreshments will be served. What Yaur shows the top surface of a VBE, BRIAN HYLAND, the department Junior conven­ In charge of decorations are tion over the weekend in Rode- 'People in the News globe with A Red Cross emblem THE RONETTB8 and featur­ SAYURDAY Card OonMing, Susan Granger, Quality Ghaica FINAL WEEK I sPORrSKim FRIDAY vlUe. The 10c fOatures the centenery ing 15 other big name acts B etjy Oroot, Gall Gmyr, C3irla •mMem and a torch. The 38c , . com ing Sunday, Nov. 10. The V I H.s OnulhMiM M P J L By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS^cooperatlon with Western Bu- “ Ho/wley, Linda Hazen, Sandro and a fS O P O V R air mall Uhutrates a globe and Dance offs brid Sat. idiM From ^ 12 Mancheeter High School Cov­ Painter Thomas Hart Benton TO>pe. Metohon, Slieila filebert and entry oorreepondent, F. Pauline Luebke didn’t elaborate on the the Red Crosa 'Hie 80c air maO Nov. S at the Mary Jane Toomey. In charge says he doesn’t know why any­ pictures a globe and the cen­ State Armory. little, telepbone 74t-6Ml. remark. Value! Sizes •4.98 o f refreehments wiH bS' WU- one should, take offense at pidnt- tenery emMem. Will H. Hays Jr., son of the You Get ISSO filA A You Get 1490 • IW W Yon Get 1770 Everybody welcome. Come 1 SUN. and MOK 2 | Uam Golden, Kenneth Morgan, togs of nude women. former movie ciar and Repub­ ^1‘fT Stamps ^l#'f Stamps “WONDERFUL David OhluMl and Bradford "Look at modern feminine Stamps Vatican City has announced and danee. Come and oheer lican national chairman, is the 23nl year favorites. 4 winnliig ISRAEL” Bmlth. TTckets are being sold fashions,” he said at a luncheon new mayor of Crawfbrdsvllle, the Issuance of two new stamps hy Sharon Bettis, Frieda La- Engagement A now coueopt In ehalrs fo match; Hi-Boek or Lodlos'— Ottoman to match olthor. to mark the presentation of the conplee. Fabulous Screen Tour of meeting to Kansas CSty, Mo. Ind. A FableA Land, m rniaBriim itm m rrm im i Dler, Jean LaMond and Sheila "They leave women almost Hays, a lawyer and writer, LONe-SLEEVt Balkan Prise for Peace to Pope SieberL Making arrangements .It Ladies' John. The IS lire and the 160 Music ^ The Laaeen miown A t 6:10 and 8:41 nude.” led the Republican party to 3-Pc. Mr. ond Mrs. ANNIVERSARY fo r the band are Nancy Hllsen- Gould • TineDe Benton said a Southern woman sweep of all city offices in lire depict fiie Pope on his MC Ron Lnndry FLANNEL throne. The stamps ^n>ear on berg, WUUam Gorden, Stanley The engagement of Miss Shir­ once asked him why artists Tuesday’s election. Chair Group Gould and Donna Llnderson. ley Ann Gould of (Coventry to paint nude women. the usual Vatlcaa watermarked Admiialon $L04 [w Relax to atyle in these . S ALE! SPORT SHIRTS paper. B riefs ' Leonard Ttoelle of Mansfield has "I told her, ’We Uko ’em that N The turkey shoot for stock- been announced by her parents, way.’ ” foam - eushloned lounge hig tog the fishing pond to WU- Mr. and Mrs. Chester 8. Gould Iain Macleod, a Conservative chairs — one with man- lington Sunday will be from 1 of Pine Lake Dr. party leader who fought the TILLEY rize 36” high back de­ For to 4 pjn. at the Phelps Field at Her fiance is the son of Mr. selection of Sir Alec Douglas- sign. Matching ottoman •1.99 included.' A handsome ■ Um Junction of Route 32 and 44 and Mrs. Fred Calise of Mana­ Home as prime minister and re­ Will Keep Y<4i Warm H l-lo c k In W . WUltagton. field. fused to serve In Home’s Cabi­ three-some—value priced! BRAD DAVIS L brcIi The American Legion AuxlU MlM Gould, A graduate of net, has a new Job. C h a ir- ary has donated $6 to the Windham High School, Is em­ He has been appointed a 12 Hours ♦ 1 5 5 Fonoal Manafield State Training School ployed by the Windham Office director of a London bank. Last For HOP week, Macleod was named edi­ You ^ « t 1560 W e a r and Hospital Activity Fund for of the &nnecticut Bank and H 9 * O 'lR R er its cairistmas program. The Trust Co., Wlllimantic. tor of the Spectator, a weekly O nly F o r H ir e FRIDAY, NOV. 8—7:30-11 PAL Journal with a long tradition at You Get 490 auxiliary later will make up a Mr. 'nnelle, a graduate of B. The Place To Buy It box for that hoUday program O. Smith High g^ool to Storrs, political independence. jj-ff Stamps! MANCHESTER HI«H SCHOOL eVM U m unit gave a box of olgaret- is employed by Pratt and Whit­ President Heinrich Luebke of School RegnlattoEia: Bneahera or Soeka Party toe to lU adopted veteran at ney, a division of United Air West Germany arrivesl to Tokyo for a IS-day i^ t and told news­ Larsen’s Hardware DONATION 76e the R oo^ Hill hoepital for Hal' eraft Corp., East Hartford. A December wedding is plan­ men his country welcomes 34 DEPOT SQUARE For Children’s Servloee—sponsored by the loweeiL Metnbers of the junior ned. Japan’s tendency to strengthen SOROPTIMIST CLUB OF MANCHESTER DANOINB auxQiary of the unit attended H*a oasy to havo a boauliful hom o.. • M IIM IM y w%w^nf9 tske a look around your home You Get 190 .. evwybody rise does jf-ff Stampet V TIm th 's N o Pkie« 9M MAIN ST. 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. ; ■ H Those in the Know Wouldn’t OPEN THURSDAY if l^s ht fgtfmm itg Miss These Great Values! NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. Bringing You Tremendous OPEN THURSDAY SMI LINO SCItVICE MAIN STREl5TREET, M^CHESTER Values All Over the Store NIGHT UNTIL 9 SMILINd SKRVICK MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER

6 In All The Year You Won’t Find Values Like Women’s Days Values! . ______w-,i-a a WDAB SupremeValues Cuddly Cotton Flannelette I Don’t Miss This Great WDAB Opportunity To Save Many Dollars! In the Sportswear Dept. SLEEP Tremcndoiu WDAB V«lu«« 100% Creamy Wool Flannel 6 Exceptional WEAR W D A B SAVES YOU UP TO $32 . V , JUMPER-SHIFT styles in ON A SPECIALLY Fine Quality

PURCHASED GROUP OF Regularly $10.99 ♦ CAR Fashion’s versatile wool flanpel jump­ er. So smart to wear with a soft blouse Quality for daytime wear, that goes to a party sleeveless with o^ les of jewelry for N gay evening wear. Sizes 8 to 18 in Cranberry, Brown, Bottle Green, Navy B MINK TRIMMED or Black. PRICED

COATS F «iu «t to $4S Wool and Nylon Oordurosr with opossum eollar, pBe Hnlng, leather trim pockets. STRETCH Corduroy with raeeoofi eollar. / Wool fleece with printed pile lining. Formerly $3.99 Quilted cotton suede with fox tall hood. PANTS Nylon quilt with concealed hood and matdi* tag print pile lining. / By Hunter of Botton Regularly to 1110 For Juniors and misses. Colors are Re^A^al- BUt, Oreen, Braes, Black, Blue, L o^ V Including 100% Imported cashmere, worsted faille, Soft, waitn and washable—just as worsted peUt point, fur blend and Forstmann. Collars Include saucer pleated mink, wedding ring mink and you like them— in smart styles. Group pleated mink portrait Colors Include Black with ranch. includes Pajamas, Waltz Gowns, Long Bamboo with Autumn Haze, Red with ranch. Blue with Gowns, Button Front shortie with Cerulean, Wild Rice with Paatel, Brown with Silver. pants. Trimmed with lace and smock­ Rayon satin milium linings. Some with wool inter- Uwinya gtzes foT JunloTS, Misses and Petites. Regularly $10.99 ing or tailored. Sizes 32 to 40. Fashion freedom, fashion excite­ ment in the fabulous good fit you know you get in stretch pants per­ fectly proportioned for a sure fit, if you are petite, average or tall. Sizes r 8 to 20. In colors in tune with Au­ ) tumn fun, Black, Loden, Camel or With Every Pair of Shoes e-»— * ' ' Cranberry. Very Special W D A B Value® in Or Boots VERY SPECIAL! T',! NYLON TRICOT Purchased WDAB EXTRA SPECIAL! SEAMLESS ^ '! SLEEPWEAR f. During Women’s Days BLOUSE and SHIRT NYLONS T^urs.,* Fri. and Sat. WE WILL GIVE WITH­ ’l o v e l i e s OUT EXTRA CHARGE Values to $5.99 each 2 pair V > A BEAUTIFUL ' ''X' O City slicker or country gal take ad­ Regularly 75c a pair. vantage of this amazing blouse and .99 ■ '■ ^ 'V«s classic shirt offer. In lovely prints, smart FIRST QUALITY seam­ TOTE pin stripes, checks and solid colors. Sizes less micro film or seam­ 'f < « V 8 to 18. a- less flat knit in sizes 8i/i BAG! to 11. In Tantone or Regularly $5.99 Beigetone.

Very beautiful styles for easy BIG WDAB VALUES IN restful sleeping. This group in­ SPECIAL! SPEOAL! cludes a Shift Gown, Fitted SPEQAL! & WARM MAIDENFORM BRAS Waltz Gown and Baby Doll SPECIAL! Pajamas, Drifting Overlays. > '1 1 ' BOXED BEAUTIFUL WINTER In soft shades of Blue or Pink FASHION PIN AND VINYL . KADIN or High Shades of Bluette or COSTUME BOOTS Rose Pink. Sizes: Small, Me­ Girls’ All Wool e a r r in g SETS STRETCH HANDBAGS n - 5’ 2 For*3. dium and large.' RINGS All Pile Lined GLOVES SPECIALLY PRICED < popular types, cotton, lace or elastic, I f perfect $ C , 8 9 would sell for $3.50 each. $1.99 Special WDAB V aluedin COATS In Solids’ and Tweeds. Regularly $10 ■ Regularly $8.99 Famous Maker Girdles Regularly $3.00 PETTI PANTS YOU SAVaS % O B these Fleece lined and unlined Real beautiea including Regularly $10.99 Sizes t-6x. beautiful a t o B . eeta In An outstanding selection iB smart - styles that fit Crush Grain, Tapestry. AND PANTIES smoothly. In Black, Beige, Reg. $22.99. $15.88 oryetal, Black Diamond, o t over so dramatic stylaa Genuine Leather, L^pard Refularly $1,99 Blue, Topaz, Ruby or *m- tailored or Jeweled. Buy Brown, Cocoa or Oray. or Pony In assorted styles Not one style but two. Waistline •rald. Many styles and these ta r gittM. i and colora V and 2” band styles. All of Lycra. Of nylon tricot with Izc® and «m> .54 Sises 7-14. shapes to choose from. Regularly |7.95^aad $8.95. broldnry trim. For warmth, for $18^18 1 ■ comfort, for easy laundering. Blzea ... ^ Reg. $25.99. K-e-T-t.

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p a g x s e w n MANCHBSTEK EVEjUNO HERALD, MANCMESTEB, CONK. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER «, )96» MANCHESTER EVENING HERA j-D, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 PACrE S IX MoroComfoHWooriiig groes support toe drive in Clin­ It didn’t_____ rain. _ And It has nt)t 4th of 1% Mined pickets,’ ' aal(l Bonds.______A long- said:_____At toU staga. I ’in not go­ an insurance agent wid a can­ rained here since MondayM night. didate tor Congress. “When it's ton. Race Unrest barreled pistol pMoi ■lay on his d e ^ . ing to be aurprlsed at wbat bap- “I don’t think they’ll stop," The Weather Bureau mea­ KnoxviUs— Land strip mined FALSE TEETH IN O n C E ! White leadera voiced fears of pens. all over, we’U be right where Storrs Tour we started." ColUns said. sured 36.96 ln(;hes during Octo­ forcoal now represents abwt Records Fall Y o a t taveetmeat Headquarters violence If Negroes conUnue What about toe outcome? ber but that’s 11 Inches short of UxM. plaU TV-Radio Tonight their antlsegregaUoh activities. What ean toe Negroea hope to "They aren’t going to change one fourth of 1 per cent of the an teiprorWI powtor^rormB* ■ OPEN SATURDAYS 16 AAL TO I PJL Spreads inlo anything.” said Registrar Palm- toe record for. the month set In area in the Eastern mining upper Vawtr pIsM. boU. than i ^ T Thte Dry Season flSwr wo that thay fMl mow 0£17 Homes "I’m jiut afraid to think of 1949. Thirty days of rain U states, and will total about 1 As Dividends for your coavealeace. Oar r e g i ^ vm^Jy sM O o Sm_M- toe consequences,” said a prom­ ’‘There’s no chancs of ctuang- nothing new for toe month. p«r cent If all known taxM oc'fwllns. IVa a l^ .— lows: Mooday thru Friday 6 AJI. to 5 P.M*; Tknniay inent buslneasman. " I Jukt don’t Ing our customs," said Me- There have been three Octobers Rural Areas able reservea are ultimately acid). Dow not a w - Set Saturday Blag 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. understand it—we’re g < ^ to ovr KnlAt. In past yeara when jt rained odor bwatb". 0.4 YAgl'KaXH tedSf Soto in 1963 at dru# Obunitrv ererysrtieis. Television UDITOR'B n o t e —D eaegre- colored people. •T don’t think there’ll be any 31 days. mined- 4:00 t 3) Big S 'Dirater (In prog- ■ i 3-12) Chronicle gation efforta in the South had merchant, I. G. McKnight, outcome," said Oinnsr Perry, N*W TORK (AP) — ThU is The Storrs Women's Club rM»> (34) On Hearing Muaie SHEARSON, HAMMILL A 00. (32) Movie at 5 (in prngrrse') ( 8-20-40) Otaie and Harriet concentrated moetly on larger 'goin( to bs the best year yet for will conduct a tour of 17 homes i MAIN STREET— TRIe 646-Xttt in Manafield Saturday from (lOSOl Eiariy Show (in pros- 8:00 (34) Dr. Poain'a Giania 916 urt>6n centera until laat aum- Bie ppockOtbboks of the nation's reek) (181 Subacriniton T\’ . Founded 1902 noon to 5 p.m. The homes fall I Newa ( 3) Conn.: what'a Ahead pier when racial imreat a^lread atockholdars. Members New York Stock Exrhanga Dollar totals of dividend pay- iff' the categories of old, tradi­ (18) In the Puhllc IaK'r«*t (13) Clo»e-Jfp into amaller towns,, the rural tional and contemporary. The (3U| Young World ( 8-30-40) Petty Dtil Hunt ey-Brinkley ( 3-13) Danny Kaye Show LOANS .vinUge. also be the scene of,an exhibit (12) Newabeat bold on. and sale'of handcrafted articMs (18) Siubacrlpdon TV Some one apoke to him, but 7:00 ( 13-23-3C<.40) Newt. Sports and ( 8-30-40) CThannlng Judge John R. Rsrick retorted: MANCHESTER /Corporate earnings seem like­ beginning at 11 a.m. Hand Weather (34)-In-^hool Preview ly to set a record high. They're knits, toleware, silver and ce­ (34) The Humtnitiea "Hell, Pm worried about Ne­ (10) Shannon 11:00 ( 3-8-10-13-30-23-4040) Newt; Headlines Show groes—I got no time to talk.” PARKADE runniiv.well ahead of last year YWCA Speaker ramic ..jewelry, wood accesso­ ( 8) LHtleat Hobo Sporta (uid Weather and the present quarter pros­ ries, and hand-prtnted textiles (18) Compait 11:11 (10) Tonight (C) M i « JutU Resnick of Bran- For Rarich and about one- Mrs. Barbara L. Tracy will (40) Steve Allen pects are good. Even ^ f l t speak and demonstrate prepar­ are among the articles made (20) nim deis University, Mass., col­ third of Clinton’s ‘1,6(X) popula­ 7:14 (32) Square Dance Jamborea ( 3) Movie legiate folk singer will be the tion, there was reason to worry. profit margins, pinched since ing "Food For the Holiday Sea­ by local people that will be (30) Sporta Camera 11:30 (11) Movie US7, are on average back to son," tomorrow at the Y Thurs­ toown. Christmas decoratltms 7:30 (10-23-30) The Vli^nlan 11:30 ( 2340) Tonight (C) headliner of a Hootenanny Sat­ ’ 1 ( 0 0 0 - Negroes, comprising toe other the level of 6 per cent of the day Dessert Series at toe Com­ will include topiary trees, candy (18) Topic ( 8) Movie urday at Manchester High two-thirds of toe population, had sales dollar. munity T. 79 N. Main St. Des­ wreaths and decorated eggs. I^EE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOE COMPLETE USTING School at 8:30 pjn. Appearing gone to the (Greets with their Many companies seem in the sert will be served at 12:30 p.m, Proceeds of the tour and on the program with Miss Res­ grievances for toe first time. Clinton, little more than a mood to pass along the good and the program will be at 1. craft sale are for the benefit tock win be the "RolUng BENEFICIAL our entire tfockl times to the shareholders. Gen­ Mrs. Tracy, home service of the Women’s Club scholar­ Stones’’ and the Ooapel Sing- cluster of stores around toe old famous moke eral Motor's decision to pay out director of the Hartford Gas Co., ship fund. A scholarship is giv­ Radio courthouse. Is typical of the TAKE LONGER TO REPAY — goutoem grassroots. Located In ssore than a billion in dividends has had extensive experience in en each year to a senior girl at (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 19 e M Untll recently, tradilional this year, some «43« mUiion of — UP TO 24 MONTHS— . a cattle farming area of south the field of home economics and El O. Smith High fichool. minfiite leagtn. Some etatlons carry other short aeweeaste). g^ospel music had rarely been new wool skirts that a yearend bonta, is the admlnistraUcn. She was Persons wrho make the tour heard outside of churches. Now Call Beneficial and aak for cash fast. Louisiana, it la only 29 miles sweaters biggest but not the only exam­ WDBC—IMS »wer Fashion Shop on E. Cen­ 4:30. Newt. Weather and Sporta 7:00 Bill Hughea AMOVNT $300 $500 $700 $1000 For one tUpg. many corpora­ chains. ter St. or from Mrs. Paul 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 12:00 (}irand York and New England, and o r LOAM government—aa in other south tions have ample cash plaids. Sizes 10-18. A vast special purchase assortment of exciting new swe^- The Study by the Wharton aentative of the Travelers In-1 OUT OF BUSINESS SALE you cannot afford to miss! Prestige brands, featured in the finest stores in Amer­ "There were ao many of them • double-breasted ■chool of Finance A Commerce surance Co., when it meets oij voting In aome warda they ers for yourself and Christmas! Many colors and styles to '*• of the University of Pennsyl­ Tuetalay, Nov. 19. gummed up toe worka. They ' • controlled full choose . . . all by ffemous sweater maker, many dollars less vania reports that only 12.S per George W . Elliot, _ cemetery : couldn’t aroric toe voting ma cent of indlvidualheld stock is ica, era on sals at NEXT-TO-NOTHINQ PRICES! than regular! Sizes 34-40. cuperlntendent, who also heads | ebinea." in tha hands of those with an­ Negro apokeamen proteat that • H-llne toe safety committee, urgea i nual incomes of less than $9,000 Jlacrlmlnation keepa them off muniotpal department heads to and 14 per cent in the strong­ toe voter Hat. William Brown, permit drivers of town vtolcles boxes of individuals in the $6,000 19, a college student from to attend this meeting, so that to $0,WB class. 'Tucson, Aril., and a volunteer SpOctaculir savings on fash­ they can hear Nissen's presen­ coxy and worm This doesn't take away from worker for the Congress of Ra­ ion coats for juniors^ misses, tation and view a movie on the jo y of those who get toe div­ cial Equality, said he beUeved and misses petites now during idend checks and iespedally if •Winter Driving" shown some points In toe teat are ad-1 our great 41st Anniversary ^ flannel and they’re larger than last time. through the courtesy of toe { ministered Illegally to Negroes. And on toe whole they have Travelers. Brown and other CORE work­ boys' and girls' sale! Exciting new styles and been going up pretty steadily. The meeting will he held from I ers began holding mass meet­ silhouettes . . . famous mill 10 to noon at the Senior Clt- chollii pajamas At midyear corporate payments ings In August to push voter fabrics . . . fashionable new were at an annual rate of $17.6 isen’a Center in the old Oieney | reglstraUon. Rarich issued a re­ collars and detailing. Every billion—and this has risen and Tech Building on School St. straining order against demon- w oshoblt is bound to rise still m o re - The oommittee will also re-1 straUona. coat in stock reduceal compared with $16.4 billion for view the record of peraonal and The Negro unrest spilled Into toe same period in 1662. For'all motor vehicle accidents in town toe streeU Oct. 12-18 when pick­ of that year, as reported by toe since March of^ this year, and | ets walked In front of four | snowsults Department of Commerce, the will discuae results of the Oc- ■tores. The pickets were ar­ outlay was $16.6 billion, up from tUber inspection of town-owned { rested. regular $4 I16.S bUUon in 1961 and $14.9 vehicles. H to M C "Our picketing.’’ satd Brown. billion in 1960. **la aimed at voter registration save on junior and misses' dresses Among those rejoicing over LAUDS AUTOMATION —at some communication other | 12.90 the steady growth count is toe Hartford (A P ) — ‘‘Automa-I than toe courtroom." federal tax collector. He gets tion is merely a tool of toe But, as In similar situaUohs, reg. to 16.98. suxnmd 62 per cent of the In- human race,’’ Dr. Louis T. I the Negro drive aimed at one i crease in corporate profits, and Rader, president of toe UNIVAC | issue then spread over other 8.90.017.90 then he will be on hand when Division of Sperry Rand Corp., i areas of discontent. With a high toe individual stockholders fig­ said at toe Greater Hartford unemployment rate, Negroes | regular 14.98 to $35 ure up their total incomes for Forum last night. "And make want better Jobe; they want bl- • for 3-6x; reversible ny­ Most popular man-tailored 1966. no mistake about it,” he added, | lons, orton piles, print pop­ racial talks. All the choice fashion looks are included in this special selection of dress "Used wisely, it will continue | "The variety store has a Ne­ lins, attached or button- pajamas from the country’s LOVES MARRY to be of benefit to ail of us.’ values for fall and-winter wear! Dressy and casual styles . .. wool jer­ gro clerk," said Brown. "He 1 o ff hoods. WENATCHEE, Wash. (A P )— He said toe drive for greater I . serves toe customer, then the seys tweeds, novelty fabrics. Juniors 7 to 15, misses 10 to 20. leading mfgs, 8-way collar, It was Love at first sight. efficiency hqs resulted in an in­ white manager rings up the | Robert J. Love, 21, Cashmere, crease in productivity. "It Is sale. Negroes'aren’t allowed to • for toddlers 2-4, several action-fit sleeves, elMti- Btoi Karen K. Love, 16, Wenat­ what has given us our standard I use toe cash register." chee, applied for a marriage li­ of living, and we owe to it our I styles with spilt, button A Negro boycott has hurt bus­ or attached hoods. cized Flat-Bak waistband. cense at toe Chelan County prosperity anil our wealth," he iness at several stores. sale af handbags courtoouaa Monday. aaitL "It’s just about knocked mjr girls' dresses, skirts Assorted colorful prints, grocery buainess In the head," • for boys 3-7, poplins, with said H. R. Bonds Jr„ angrily split hood, Norwegian sizes 32-40. Make great surveying his almost deserted supermarket. About 60 per cent yoke, pile lining. 2.90 (.6.90 2 ,or *5* gifts 1 of hla business was Negro, he said, and 46 per cent quit trad-, reg. .3.98 to 10.98 reg. 2.98 each ing at his store. ¥ “I’m about ready to go out 4Uid stomp hell outta the next | Famous label dresses; skirts, co­ Our entire stock of 2.98 handbags boys' reversiblo nylon ordinates, jumpers reduced from on sale for 2.59 or 2 for $51 Dressy hear’ ‘ stock. Sizes 3-6x, 7-14, pre-teen and and sport bags and clutches. Many our most young juniors. shapes, colors. *plus tax. jy ski jacket famdus make

reg. 16.98. girls' ski slacks So many hearing proMirll!^:;ca^^ forgotten with the CO 12.90 men's, ladles' wallets new MK jH T Y WISP® hearingoi^^l^ifhe'most powerful men $ aU-at-the-ear Sonoione ever made'. ^ ^ v l > values to $6. 3-6x, reg. 4.98. -SaSD H . Quilted nylon on one 2.99* Can lielp hearing losses up to serious; caij^^n help side reverses to 7-14, reg. 5.98. .().*... many now wearing on-body aids. So ;— plain nylon of an­ sport OFF other color. Hood Men’s genuine leather wallets, M IG H TY WISP snnggles behind ear, with tiny tubfi.^ rolls down into col- Stretch ski slacks with orlon flew e e a it ip t h a t ’s all! Nfiver before a Sonotone hearing .aid many styles. Ladis’ wallets, French 1^. Knit wrists. 5 purses, clutches, cut velvets, tap­ backing, leg stirrups, boxer waist. 90 small with so much )K>wer, so many features. shirts SathThamt tpp colors. Sizes 8- estries. ’ plus tax. Many choice colors! 20. SONOTONE’ $10.95 plus tax — 40 Hiony fMturM. RATTERIES, ACCESSO­ ^ A oien'4 lined qioves nylon 'tricot slips RIES AND REPAIRS ON PRACTICALLY ALL Santa can’t find . 4 . 2 , 8 8 MAKES OF HEARINO AIDS. the cord, because this reg. $5 and 5.95 Entile Stuck (Mlwg nJ fvnKiiliigs 3,99 4 dMi transiatorized beauty Beautiful slips and^ "petticoats by RAHERIES MAILED ANYWHERE Th4 cliKlitRcl inventory on solo, consists of mon's suits, mon% outorcoots, mon's sport coots, mon's slocksi doean’t have one! Per­ Capeskin or pigw x slipon gloves the top lingerie makfers. Nylon lace and embroidery trims . . . semi-tai­ sportinfoor. furnishings, jowolry emd iKfts. fect .{or that apecial ...with warm, fu ll,fu r lining. Black, FREE HEARING TEST IN YOUR kitchen waH, Practical brown or gray, sizes S, M, L, XL. lored styles. 32-42, S, M, L. HOME OR OUR OFFICE easy to read numerals. |)oy4' lined corduroy slacks Choice of spun duom e RUDGET PAYMENTS IMPORTANT: This solo b coMmod tb tho Monchostor storo only and in no way wiN offoct tho morthem^ing of tho othor or copper-colored cen- reg. 4.98. J t for $ 7 Superbly styled niew long sleeve sport shirts from our most Harmac sforos. . ,AH solos wBI bo Rndl and for cosh only. You may continuo to uso your chorgo privHogoo In our Eost Hor^ iattt * I famous maker! Superior fabrics include wovens and p m t THE NAME YOU C^AN TRUST ford store at tho regulor odvortlsod prlcOs. ■patterns, stripes, plaids and solid colors . . . all washable. Heavyweight, washable corduroy slacks with warm jfen- MANY UNADVERTISED of course 1 Buttonrdown or spread stay (iollara. The famoua nel lining to keep out winter’^ chilli Choice of navy, ch^r- ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS label is in everylshirt! S, M, L, X L. SONOTONE :oal, loden or brown, size* ^12. OF HARTFORD STORE HdURS: DAILY 9 A.M-& P.M. — THURS., FRL EVENINGS THi. 9 P.M, IN EVERY DEPARtMENT AT DAL/ It ASYLUM ST.— TEL 247-4070 .MONDAY? TUESDAY. ^SATURDAY 10 A.M. to T fJ l SHOP D&L — MANCHESTER FARKADE *WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9, JOSEPH CANNATA, Moao9«r SALE ON THE PREMISES ^ 946 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 917 MAIN STRKCT CLOSED MONDAYS ’ st'

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KANCRESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . IfUlNCHESTER, CX)Nl4, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1»6» p a g e K lN l P A G B f llG H T IIANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1988 to have somebody keep saying ed by James Haattnge. Revised of severe erapips » the lower tag of something already made, adltlon' by Frederick C. Grant Past Giairmen Treasurer Walter N. Leclerc. ' Jacobson, Dr. Douglas H. Smith. they’ia going to pick on a nice- Democrat: Matthew W. Mori- Florida boctors abdomen. dear to them, they let matters and H. H. Rowley. — This ia Pension Triiat Fund Trastees Ths morning aftsr her admis­ looking girl. This U the ivay the a new edition of an tanpertaQt In Vasa Chairs - a G n a a t ' D e l aocrats Control Democrats: Henry T. Becker. arity. go along aa if normal foe a few Mswk Hoaelag Authority sion, physicians discovered days, and then, out of tbe blue, m<5 K! is now beginning to one volume standard reference FrancU J. ConU. Republicans: Found Termites ’’numerous, smMl, whitish or­ work. It covers Avefy aspect of Herman J. Heck, Atty James . DemoeraU: JohnCronin, repeated their action of petty bcMinoe, and it could be that Past cheintien of Soendla ganisms.” The University of of KnUJBHKD BT TBS Biblical doctrine and theologic­ M Riggins. ‘ Kx-offleio: Town Mrs. Mary Ross. Theodors A. In Wife’s Body Miami School of Medicine Ident­ FT'RomNo------— CO. me. mlsunderatandlng'aa If it Wtm Happy, the fupposed fatal han­ liodge, Ordar ot Vsml, wMl pre- Town Boards ’Trsasorsr Walter N. Leclerc. Biindataour. Rejiubllcans: Rob­ C BINGO . . JUaMlI 8(re«t al concept. C onta^ many oom- 10 dicap, ptrovee to be the big emo­ ified them as common ter­ M«nc4—twyCpan. ' BO mlstunderwtandljig a t afi, but prehanaivs and 'numerous su­ aids at Peat Chairman’s Night, Hew Town Planning Commission ert T, Vschart, Otto H. Herr­ mALBAH. Fla. (AP)—Dads mites. tb o u ja r. ncftouBON tional identiflcatioft pkie In the Republicans; Martin K. Al- WALreK R. raROnSON jnerriy an assertion eC' some perb monographs. Based on the tomorrow at t pJti. at Oienge mann. County phyxlciana havs raport- The woman, her husband and FttblMicrA Rockefeller campaign. Revised Standard Version with HaU. Manchester Democrats control TO of the 14 appointive vord, Mrs. Dorothy C. Jacobson, (Country Oinb Board their 9-year-old son had lived 'tvery right everybody agreM they ed the strange case of a Hialeah Fndoy Ntghf Af S P*h4 iPounded OetolMr 1. UU Jt is all still very early te the During the month of No­ cross refersneas from both the Offtesrs for the evening are town boards, aa a result of appointments made last Krmano Garavanta, Democrats: Democrat: N. Charlse Bogglnl. for six months In a frame house poaseaaed. Perhaps ytbe final vember, The Mary Chaney Li­ Wffliam Orr, chairman; Harry John Lamenso, Raymond L. housewife who became Infested BuMlalMd Brerr Bvaalng Cxc«Pt Republican national pictuire. King Jam and Revised Ver- night by the Denwfcratic-controlled board of directors. Charter Revision Oommissisa estimated to be about 15 years KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME Sunteyi and Hoildajt. Bnter^ at cMsplBy of their deliberate m- brary will have a display of slons. E. ’Ihorsn, vice chairman; Mrs. SPECIAL In The 10 agenctoi in p m o -O ------— ------Bills. with termites—wood-eating In­ old. She said some "winged In w Tork. Chicaito Detroit and which makes erverything come the two library systems have ey Library and look a t them AND I^eolerc, a Democrat. Town planning commission: alty/’ planned a series of meetings for Raormond L. BUUa, Democrat, | ^^M BER AUDIT BUREAU J>T out right by Russian atsni|ardB "Salvation is a continuing the coming year. It is at these TIm only agencies remaining CIRCULATIONS ACCIDENT 's t u d y under RepubUoan control are reappointed to a five-year term. —^has been an unusually clear victory.’’ meetings that letter ways and HARTTYMUJ (AP)—A etudy toe TVmn Planning OonunUaloA Ci^tol Ragion Planning! your old fashioned The Herald sample. "A lynching may be better means of servicing the needs of (TPC) and the aegireaentation Agency: Matthew M. Moriar- Have Ifir • aatumee ■nwumc* ao wiica..Y«-*. financial respotv. than a fixed court." the student population are dis­ Is being mede of 1.2CI0 aocidenits The sane opponent takes it on Rev. J. Manley* Shaw cussed. involving standard sire auto­ HarritM’t on the O ap ^ Re^on Planning ty of 75 ForMt St., prominent nsdInE matter tB The Mwichfeter that basis, and goea on from At a regrional meeting of the mobiles and compact or foreign ZIP-COA Agency (CRPJPA). The latter re- Manchester buainsasman and MANCHESTER South Methodist Church malns RspubVican Only by virtue Eyenlnit Herald there, adopting, for himself, Connecticut Library Association cars, Btate Police Commissioner Your civic leader, a Democrat, ap-1 held in Groton, the Manchester Leo J. Muloahy announced yes­ of a 1960 town ordinance re- pointed to ths unexplred (to Dleplay adt'ertlaln* elewinc bdora: neither ’the poUcy of fotrtlrii A rretted in Omaha DOWNTOWN WmiAU-WOOL qtaiing oM aip|>oinUnent to the Nov. 1, 1964) term of tbs late | dinner janrT o t fiSdaJ^l--A p.«. • • •—T-e ■ Public Libraries were mention­ terday. Thanksgiving ForJFDF Tae•da:^—1 AUWBU«.T— A p.m. |y.aa*. — nalva trust nor that of suicidal ed with high regard for having RSMilakBAM ^ee-m an group by the TPC. Dr. Pascal .Poe. Dr. Douglas H. For Wedneeday—1 p.tn ir Thnraday—1 p m W etoeeday. despair. If you are the opposing OMAHA (AP) — John Yeshin- been the first in Connecticut, tcoking ahead to 1964, if the Smith, Republican, reappointed I or Erldav—1 p.m. Thuraday nation, you take care to remain, skas, 40, of Waterbury, Conn., along with East Hartford, to use Democrats are re-elected next- (by the (X>P-controlled Town tor Saturday—! p.m. Friday the reciprocal library card and October, they can pick up con­ Planning Commission) to a | Claaalfled deadline: 10:S[l a.m. youraelf, what you are sup­ wanted on a charge of unlawful C O M P L E n YOUR »ch day rC pnblleanon e*eept flight after conviction on a_ book selection system. NEW CAR trol ot the TPC riSKt November. three-^ear term on the ORPA. aturday — • a.m. posed to be; you also take care Some recent additions to the On the other hand, it the Re- Zoning board of appeals: in an old fashioned setting to be able to h<4d the illogical charge of slaying his mother, Reference Collection *t the UN E O F mtaliosni regain, oontrol of the John F. Clifford, at present I We<*n«»(*iiy, NoTwmber « RENTALS CHOICE •quirmings and scratefaings at has been arrested here, the Fed­ Mary Cheney library are: boanl of dlreotors in next year’s Democratic chainnan of the eral Bureau of Investigation an­ H*e Columbia Bnc>’clopedia O FFIC E AND election, they will be able to board, was reappointed to a | arm’s length; when the squirm- nounced. FBI agents picked up th« Fdti FoBcig* IHofrical On Parpose 3rd ad. — This one volume gen­ S— change the status of only three five-year term. tags and scratcfalnga subside, as Yeshinskas on a warrant issued eral encyclopedia has been re­ agenciair In November 1964 — Manchester Country Club I at New Haven June 7. He offer­ In N«w England SCHOOL It ti BlmcMt tmpowfcte for they do periodically, you turn vised, updated, and completely the advisory- boaid of hsalth. board of dirsetors: N. Charles of Pennsylvania House back to the bualnees of trying ed no resistance. He had been reset. The last edition appeared One, Two or Three Weeks the advlsoiy rscrastion and Bogglnl, Democrat, was reap­ 6 people a t ttie West to ^ In- SUPPLIES living in an Omaha apartment in 1960. A great deal of fsiC- Get Our Rates m rk eotondsMoii and tha dsvel- pointed to a ons-yesr term as duigtng tttcmeel'tee*. periodical­ to build ihe kind of world in under the name of Robert J. ^ s n t commission — plus re­ which deliberately potaUeae but Miksis, the FBI said. Yeshinskas tual information presented in ths town's representative on | ly, fei the hope that RuesieJi pel- I compact form for Instant refer­ Pad Dodga Pontioe CoR taining oontrol of d w TPC and this board. dywnite-laden shmanigane I was sentenced to life imprison- ley iHB prore MeeK aoft and Iment in 1942 and had been out ence has been included. Also in­ me. 449-5341 ORPA. H ie foUowing is th s full I would no longer aeem to have cluded are maps, charts and U- WMlo th a n have bean years entoerahto on ths 14 appoln-1 PBUonal and reaeonaUa. ' on parole on five separate oc­ Phone M9-SS81 ta ths past whan appointmsnts any valid point, even to the casions, the FBI said. histrations. 373 MAIN STREET ttvs town boards: Tet, BMtoral though they are, Dictionary of the BlMe, edit­ to town aganotss crosssil party Advisory Board of Health ■Boh flhMiaM oontahi tm> khnda Russians. totes, tboss m ads last night Democrats; Dr. A. HSmer I *rsn of a strictly partisan na­ DUkan, Dr. Melvin Horwitz, R. | t dM«er. ture, and ths th ^ appolut- 'FMiet, thagr am not m ar Mteely rnmmm Michael QuUh. Rspuhlicans; Two RodtcfcDcr Assets? nienu of RspuhMcans (to the Dr. George A. F. Lundberg Jr., | So coma traa. bulldiag oonasnlttos, Ubrary Jaooh H. Sandals. eeeond, wieningr Ru h Sbb- TUa oomer has taststed, board wMl OMiltol Region Plan Beo Park OommUsion American reiallone on the baale from the start, that a new and rWm AMwy)ooy) wwen s mads only Democrats; Thomas F. Con-1 second wife, obtsdned through to comply wMh a stsf s minority ran Jr., Christopher MoHale. | c t such llhxskMary eiq>eotetlaM rapresantation law. Is jw t m uraound m apprala- double diToroe, was not ths real The vacancias flUsd lead night Republicans: Waltsr B. F o x ,^ haadioap Governor Nelson ae^ J. Sylveater. Independe||! iwg them on the eoEtreine aXer- John M. Dormer. ■atlva, which would be an aa- RookeMler was taking into the Advlooty board of heaMh; Dr. Melvin HororiU, Democraf, r<- Board of Tax Review ■omptlon a t tBandtaMa eoetfUct Presidential aweepetakea. appokitad to a five-year term. Democrats: Edward J. Dupre, Adriaory recre^lo n and Philip E. Freedman. Republi-1 So the deeith. Imtead, the fact that he had OF MANCHESTER 643-5171 can: Edgar H. Clarke. Tha task oC deahne: with Rna- yielded to a aecond romance' peril finmmlAinn- Chriatoplicr (Buck) MoHcle of 4fl BaUista Bonding Committee ila, and of Uvh« Ruaala, was being used as a weapon ltd., a Democrat, a five year Democrata: Thornes Dsuren-I l i more oompUoated, leea tar* agalnat him by those 'who really | HAMMOND ORGAN AND PIANO STUDIO-17 OAK STREET term to replaoc Bernard C. Au- da, Jack Goldberg, Salem E. had reservations about hia ta- f\iat, a Republican. MoHal:* ia Nassiff, David Kahn, John A. iMe, leaa pleaaani, leaa aaally Capooefak), Petor A. Thorne. ahaited tte n ettbar adteRia.tlve. telligence and balance as a a foreman with the ■HamUt;>n btaadard dlvtalan of United RspUUIcana: Truman A. Cran­ It haa to be aometfaing bka thinker and policy maker. Not AtaoraO. Re played baricetboil dall, Robert W. Lappen, Don­ aealli« with the incorrigible even Ihe most expensive brain at Manoheeter High and with ald K. Kuchl. N trust panels have ever been the Rangers, a top amateur Deveiopment Commlsalon Who haa ectuaHy adopted hi- Democrats: Alfred. P. Werb- aotrtglhOtty tm a deUberata pol- able to make the New York team in w e 30e. Boapd of tax rwvtaw: Philip ner, A tty. Joeeph A. Conti, I •oy- Governor kx>k particularly good A t^. Allan D. Thomas. Repub- Glv* your Thanlciglvlng dinner an ■ft) the RuaalBna—peshapa aa on foreign affairs issues, or bn Boans: Jack R. Mercer, Wil-1 Itam C. Forbes, Renato ' N. authentic old time setting witk It aimo h to tai in the final issues of the domestic sconomy. Moofsnanny . . sing-a-long . . or roctorr aiBii^ ^ 6 thmorear: toiOiauooaed RepObucan Nio^a Independent:: Robert L. j solid cherry pieces like this space>_ analyaia—dha moraUty oS a for- Thla ■was all, however, some a good old Christmas carol sing Brodt. algn poUcy oonaiata primarily a t monUis ago, when Rockefeller, FtoydH iKirito. who, until Nov, saving dropleaf table. 50" round . . you'll find the crowd, and tha 1, waif chainnan of thta board Library Board an analyaia a t whether or not was being measured against, P>we(ltoBn, an agent tor the Democrats: William E. Buck-1 with leaves raised; 50x70" when some unidentified ideal candi­ fun, whore there's music. And it ley, Mrs. Jean LeSure, Mrs. It aeeme likely to work for Rua- Prudential Iiwunanoe Oo.. had WUma D. Marlow, Dr. Fred­ extended, $ 144. ifa. H|at eonaideratlon—not date, not against any particular may as well be your own homo. be« appohilad to the board ^ erick P ., Becker. RepuMicans: | whether tfiey will be Bked at flesh and blood candidate. directoni hi J®*® flnlrii Leo F. Diana, RuaseH B. Gran- All you need is a Watkins piano, out the iXMXpired tana of Ted ima parttcular n>on)ent or an­ Since that time—the time a few lessons and your homo will Chinmlnga, who had reOgned. nlss. other—not whether they wiB be When "Happy” was being used, Penalon Board be the center of attraction. So Freedman, Vtoa defeaCOd to the Democrats: Henry T. Becker, I praSwxl not whether they wlU unfairly* and quite diacourte- 1960 etecttoiia. Francis J. Conh. Republicans; flh t wHh dM igen leas cynloaJ ously and cruelly, it seemed to why not choose a piano this HuUrtiny oommlttee: John A. Herman J. Heck, Atty. James us, as ihe reason for a Rocke­ week? Bo ready for the Holidays, Oapooefhto of 141 Sooft t>r. and M. Higgins. Ex-officio: Town! policy might eonsider unneoee- Peter A. H u m e of 318 Ludlow aarOy ehamefti riake—^ia the feller decline—two things have and for a lifetime of fun with Rd.. Iwth DemOorato, three-year Make an occasion of one thing that rulea the Rus­ happened. Together, they music. Como in tomorrow! teraw toauoeeaO Irving Twotney 1 Reeomraeiid V la n a oonalatently, pfaaae after change the picture, as, wa sus­ and F rin k 3. Oonway, Republl- AJaUtOSE M. DIEHL ^ ^ ^ AC ’ oarw, phis Itoxnan A. Qnuidall, pham, surface pretenaa of one pect, even the national news For V the pbeoeat RapGMtoan chair­ the simplest family meal mood or another uoverwith' antf yrts may begin pontificat­ 4%^^, "Alaide’' Siding, Aluminum 1Jt ? ' man of the eodfioiWee, who was standing. ing very wxm. . 'U; * reappiintod, Uao to a thrde- Storm WlndowB and Doors. nw first thing that has hap­ year term. Ghpooefelo ia a wir- Mmiy ttmea k must seem to fun IS where there's music . . . Please Call 649-0556 ■ay outside observer that the pened la that Rockefeller's pol­ veyor and «i|pneer with Green Solid cherry Pennsylvania House Colo­ icy stands, unsatisfactory and Manoi Oohetruotlon Oo., and . Ruariana, even within their own Thorai^to an etocArioal enginetr nial furniture makes such an intriguing syetem, even within their own sometimea moronie though and buMtog' oonlnctor. dining room even the simplest meal You can start that perfect din­ pmecriptione for a policy, are some of them seem, have now Choose a Dyna-tension Everett Piano, the spiniA Development Ooramle- For Tkarsdi^ Oaly—At becomes an important occasion. begim to be measured' not with the TONE BEAUTY of a errand. Everetts rion: BolMtot L. Bpock, execattve ing room right now with this K>*ng ffioglcal and making mla- Pieces shown above include: 54" takes which really Injura only against some perfect ideal, but have iron posts in the back in place of the usual vtoe'piaaltait of the Manchea­ MAYRON'S dropleaf table (42x27x76x95 ter Cbamher of Oqminarce, to h.utch over 6 feat high, $195, dropleaf Shemeelvea. against those of Senator <3 repeat the petty miaundemtand- band the most predous of aU tone. Guaranteed 5 years. Mahogany Opent Wednesday, Thundsy, Friday 10 A.M. to 9 TM. details. The 42" round spoonfoot table shown above extends to Ing, hi a way which taiuitingly favors—that of turning the tide case, $545 delivered. Bench ond Delivory 42x68 inches, $141.50. The hiitch is a 44" model with three large on this particular, issue their Also Oorbtaa Om m t , Weto HarMofd |roived that they knew- exactly drawers and four spice drawers;'six f^at tall, $270, Husky Captains ■tint they were doing and were way. ^ $64.08 Down; $16.59 Monthly included. S W IO O R j chairs $48j60; shortar-Brmad ' Matas chairs $37.5(^ The dropleaf .M m It aoaatheieaa Havhig fl- TUa Amartean ps5|)ls MIm to 917 MAIN 8TRBBT MANCTBSTBR sp lhair ewm arinds; tlMgr e larvlct cart is a convenient addition, $89.$0. lOV* down, up to 2 N, / toiilsriii^tlN rtetlB M e years to pay on cerhplata dining rooms! yK aevyaae •••eaeeeeaeaeaaeeoBoaaaa PAGE HLEWM IIANCHBSTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 19CT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 U ibaa Re- Tow n M oves ------B (FTIRA). Coventry OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS T1U. 9 Oy dbtMatag wlwt llw SoKtfc W indsor BOY SCOUT FUEIA oaMs a '5ehtor o f oon-‘ To Purchase oerit,” 11m m r a may oredR the SBC Rejects Note* and News wfctoU oost of trie tond purnhses Boston Star and ctaeranoe to the profnaad TOTS 'n TEENS • JUNIOR WORLD Saturday positiveiy last day: School Laud North End renewal prajaat. M A U B id stm ' Troop 47 Last 3 Day s! the town IwvgUt the tossd, R To Speak at oould endit o ^ a amah por- Boy Soout Troop *7rmg referendum RoMrtaon School addition. $364,800. Othsn w e n : F. W. tanous make # juniors 7 to 15 Hngton Rd.; Clvie’* Restaurant, troop oommittee meeting will The directors moved the al­ From April to July Rek>- Browii Construction Co., 1368,- oriq. 14.98 to 17.98 Rt. 8. be held Sunday at 8 p.m. in the location last night after little cation of the displaced families. 108; Riggott and Macbeth Con- On Missile Cruiser Soout Room of the South Meth- dtsfflifir*"" They did make two July — Construction start on struotion Co., |868,580 and H. 8 “ 1 0 “ casuol or dress cools Mofaard M. Beaufieu, seaman odtat Church. points before calling the vote: the school addition. Tourtellotte Oonetruotton Co., Hyprenttca, CBN, son o< Mi-, and 1 . The plan for the addition Since the MRA to buying the $378,388. sip-off hood, pile lined, combed cotton, Mia. MbnlwS J. Beaulieu T in FIrea Quelled 10.90 12.90 orig. 29.98 to 45.00 to the soundest way that the land, it can pay a maximum of washable, knit trim, heavy duty »ip. S3S2 HMhigbon Rd., Wapplng, is bioreaslng school age popula- $300 to each family which must North Coventry firemen had detachable hooded suits, washable, serving aboard the guMed mie- Grange Notes tion of Manchester esn be ae- be relocated for moving costa. a busy afternoon yesterday. jackets with orlon pile linings, comes eile oniiBer USS Springfield ‘ eommodated; If the town bought the land, After putttog out a grasa fire which li preoeritly undergoing there would be tw such |»ro- St Toofiiaker’s Bsrvios StaMon in nylon or poplin, solids, plaids or overthwM at the Netw Ttalt Na­ 8 The town must raoognlxe 25s 35s A bouquet to our old friend vlelan. on Rt. 44A, the flnflghten novelty prints. sal shipyard. • Springfitf d is and alleviate the hardship I* and "neighbor down the road” Mill eause realdents and prop- If the renewal jirojeet to not MMhed to a blsM on the prop­ wools, corduroys, suede*, fur trimmed or elassle ■oltadiSad bo reituni bo the Med- of w n c Hartford, Frank At­ ajipraved next spring, the town erty of Chari es McBride also famous make, lined or unlined MatTean nesit month and re-a»- erty owners whose property styles, orlon pile linings with or without hoods, wood, who featured some Inter­ wffi ba taken for the school must bear the cost of the land on Rt. 44A w m e «Mty a* llagHMp «or esting Grange personalities on acquisition and relocation, how­ thrM quarter or full length etyles. naaata- SKth H e e t . While Asstoted by fm departments 9iris* 7 to 14, ravortlbla boys' corduroy slocks his RFD 3 show Saturday. It * * O i^ o f the famUiss that wIB ever. from South Coventry, BagkwUle liagiiiwp the orudser win oper- If the project does go through, S b T ^ o t VtHerfranohe, France, will be re-broadcast at 7 ;30 a.m. be affected, the J. Edward MO- and Bolton, firemen quelled a sizes 8 to 7 sizes 6 to I t Wednesday. Keevan, 69 N. Sdiool ®t, ask­ the town will buy the land hack blaze in a woriuriop on the on ttoa Rivlena. from the renewal agency at a nylon ski parkas orig. 4.98 6 orig. 3.98 irariricn Show Slabad Representing the bomemidt- ed that tbs board give aerlous property. junior ond misses' 5 to 15 ing arts were two first prise oonaktoratton to the affect of reduced rate, and the $60,000 X deaaert fashion show. purchase jirlce will be credited The structure housed a chain Moon FaaMcns,'’ wUl winners from Brookfisld the sdhool expansion on the nine saw, carpentry tools and work Orange — Mrs. Eric Johnson tomUtos who must move. against the town’s share of ur­ ba presented by St. Margaret ban renewal. benches. McBride did not have or unlined slacks Iter's LatSea GkiUd at the with her old fashioned soft Opeaking on the scundnaa^of If neither the school project an esUmate of the damage af ter 9.90 2.90 3.90 dburoh haU on Wednaaday, Nov molasses cookies, and Mrs. Har­ tbs Rohestaon addition, diroctor nor the urban renewal jiroject the fire yasterday. Cause of the old Downs whose knitted sweat­ t prints, reverse to solids. comes in olive, beige, gray, navy. 10. at 8 pun. Oothlng fCr the CHOICE O F Berold A. Turkliigton aaUd, * : are approved, the town cculd fire to undetennlned. a be Mmtahed by er to now on ita way to P ort­ wonder If everyoo* !• aoquatot- hold the land in antietpatian of Firemen remained on the >-ARcn. land, Ore., to represent Con­ ed wttb the facts on tMs whole another try at the school In the scene for two houra. orig. 4.98 and 7.98 m em bera inodetog necticut in the national Grange program . ^ , 5.99 3 ELEGANT PAHERNS future, or could sell it back to Bids Due Hcthea favclu^: Mrs. CMRad needlework oompethtlbn; also I t will soot toss to the long the jirevlous residents. Sealed bide for the oonrtnic- wools, eorduroys, suedes, tweeds, solids Davis, Mia. Hobart Gobble, Mrs. Gretchen Beckwith (wife Min fo r the school to build this tlon of the new 'Town Office girls' 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 Mrs. ASked Roado, Mrs. Ray of State Master Alfred C. Beck­ WITH LAVISHLY HAND-APPLIED addition. If wa had bought a Budding will be accepted up to innnH BkMdn, M n . Charlee with of South Windham), who new toaot. It would mean that Chaminade Oiib 8 p m . Friday. 'The sealed Wda boys' wool sport coots Mwurer, M n. George Damaschi won the bread baking contest COIN GOLD IN THE MEISSEN MANNER we would ha'va to buBd a nsw ara to be addressed to P. Ray­ famous moke Ite. ASen Parker, and Mn. for 1983 in the state. Each told school oomplstoly.’’ mond Broga, chairman of the group group m tire stock potita and junior t e r y (yBunirvaii. some facta about her skill and RBpubllcaa dtoeotor H Entertains Vets building ocminittee, at the pres­ sizes 5, 6, 7 sizes 8 to 16 Two taen-aga modela, Terry Mn. Downs showed sweaters Meluen Bouquet. . . Exquliite Ttoytar sgnad: "AH the pos- ent Town Office Building on wool dress coah orig. to 17.98 Ann IVaatllao ntd Nancy Gtg- and ear warmers while Mrs. muted blue flowers the ihode of eoboh stbiUttos have been oareAiDy re­ Seven, membara of Chaminade Mf-im St. No bid may be with­ orig to 10.98 aay, and three chUdren, Jean Johnson passed out the cookies. viewed. and the best looatlon Musical Chib and two guests en­ drawn for a jjeriod of 46 daya dresses and jumpers after the date of the opening orig. 25.98 to 35.98 Diir1g,'liary SHen Gobble, and A visit at the Hebron home has been ehoseo. tertained patients tort night at Tinoent complete the Uat of Kenneth and Marge Porter, This was to reaponM to ques­ ot the Mda rt 8 pm. Friday. o ih -*■*>•« 14.*8 ar m odda. who won the “title of “Young tions from Etoerwood Bowara, Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home and The choir of the First Con 6.90 10.90 IMoBta ara available at the Couple of the Year,” was rec- 76 Demtag Bt., who said, “Ot Hoepltal. gregational Church wlU meet aaat Guild maating on Nov. 18, onled previously, and included tol the plaoes to add toasobool, An Informal 'program of at 7:80 pm. tdmarrow three button ivy styles, plaids and checks. sanctuary. 19.90 - 24.90 or by ooDtacthig 1 ^ . Carlo views of the 65 head Holstein 1 think this to about the romiHer songs and i>lano selec­ Preatileo a t Aah Rd. herd, "lisa'' the dog, and yoiing worat.’’ He specified poor ac- tions was presented by Mrs. 5s99 8 b99 ______Bveolng Herald Craig and Alan Porter in their tbe odors of LydaU Brook, Elisabeth Lambert, Mrs. Flora shirtwaists, shifts, skimmsirs, eottons, wools, oor. MMieliester SvenlBg Herald Halloween coatiunes, as well and the eoepenae o f the land as Chase, Mrs. Doris Beldlng, Mrs. Oavantry oorraspondeot F.\ ■eirth Wtaidaor eorreapondent as the venerable house, parts ot ittoifwtinaatf flfM1*l9 flOm fMAd Gloria Coro, Mrs. George W. C. Panllua Xittte, SelephoM duroys or suedes . . . solids, tweeds or plaids. Uwra Kata, telephone tM17SS. 74t-6tSL girls' 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 N which date to the 1780s. They to add new school rooms all Runt, hOes M ar^e mephens also are competing for national over town,’’ he added. and Mrs. Helen Bumford, club boys' w ii^ jackets titles at Portland. The couple But Tb.:^or also raflscted on members. Sound Finds Go$ Leah agreed that their interest in the phgfat of the area’s present Mrs. Lambert and M n. Chaas sizes 8 to 20 Meeting Planned sang vocal aelsctloaa, ae- flannel lined slacks Grange stemmed from “the op - reridents: “Tm stlU conoemed OHDCAGO — Now portable orig. junior*, pcitte*, pre-teen* portunity to go together to comiNuded by Mtos Stephens, By State Dendsts that not as murii oonsiderittton who alao played for group elng- sonic deterton can find gas- orig . 2.98 orig. 3.98 19.98 to 22.98 16.90 mMt and work with others in has bean given their plight as Ing. Mra. Runt played a piano m ain leaks without any need of the oommunlty, many ttmes A,----V has been given to solving the tearing up streets. When a leak Mancbeabar and RockvlUa incredible Value for 9 5 P l E C ^ ariectlon. Hockmeyer ebrduroys, wools, iride^i^ wool skirts, culottes taking the chUdren.” sdiool situation.’' Mrs. Bernice Hagenow o f Uie to auepeoted, a pure sonlc'tonb cottons, orlon pile lined zip-off hood, by area danttata plan to attend The King and ()ueen of the to toriuced into the gas main, Taylor has frequently oom- VFW Auxiliary aocempaniad famous mskers. tba annual mldaeason meeting State Grange appeared enthusi- 12 SolodorDeBurtPlale* platned that the Norfii Bndera the group on her banjo, and and sleotronic transduoera, a t the Oonneaticut State Dental asUo about their coming trip to who may be (Usplaoed by re­ played several eoloa. strung out above grotoMl, de­ orig. 7.98. 8.98 National Grange in Oregon, 12 Large Dinner Plates newal are not bring given ade­ Mn. Beatrice Little of the tect the sound waves amanat- 2 fo r 5. 2 fo r 7. 5.99 Aaaociation Wednesday, Nov. if, where they will compete for 12 Butter Plot** quate consideration. American Legion Auxiliary waa tag from the leak and plnpoini at the Statler Hilton Hotel, national titles. Todd Cole of 12 TeaCupB In this, be was socompanted a member of the visiting group. the trouble apcA. corduroys, wools, poplins solids, slims, A-linIs or hipstitch, solids, tweeds, plaids, Hartford. 'Dental Progress In Gaylordsville is an outstanding 12 FruHDi»h« tort nigfat bY'tJemocrallc dlrec- pMds or prints. shecks. sizes 6 to 18, 8 to 14. the A rm y and Navy” la the agricultural student at New 12 Tea Saucer* 1 i5"Oval>AeBg- The afitacnoon aearion at 1:60 med the art from his high ski, middy and coat styles in oolorful prints, SHOE DEPT. SAYINGS wUI be preaentod by the U.S. lOol bookkeeping teacher m -i washable and sanforized. Navy Itointal School, Bctheada, and, “practice and more prac 18d., on “A Modem Approach ticet has resulted in the beau to Oral Rehabilitation with tlful certificates that he pro­ 1 - ^ ■. - A.Vi dainty orig. f r t B, ? ' ,, I,, ^ M sizes : group of famous mako Special Bknphaais on Operative duces for,the Orange today. * .. f J k 1 ^ floral 8.98. 9.98 Denttatry, Bndodoniioa , and State Master Beckwith told OPEN STOCK womon's, junior B to 9 n«athodonUo8.'' - AtAVOod that the membership PRICE $213.95 in Connecticut , has remained ^ i i M lined corduroy slock and stable for the past 10 years and $2.00 a week that he was proud of the new group: famous/make matching flannel shirt casual shoes 6.90 Burnside Qiurch Orange at MontvUle, organiaed last summer, which is the first / T o Have Bazaar nsw grange in New Hkigland in girls' drjosses the past 15 years. He and Mrs orig. 3.98. 2.99 set Beckwith are driving out THE BEST FINE CHINA VALUE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED! group: famous moku orig . On Friday, the annual Worn orig. 5.98 to 8.98 an's Soci^ Harvest Baxaar Portland, Ore., where they will full boxer flannel lined^ slack and shirt In giris'12Vzto4 7.98. 8.98 serve as the voting delegates will bo hold at Bumalde Metho- TIim . paHerns and shapM or. a d.Hght to,behold—tranilai.d-with .xcpHonal fidelity colorful print sand plaids, 8 to flx. idist Church, Kast Hartford. from this state. When asked by fk / Han^ade articles and food Atwobd what he deHved from from the original Meissen that Is today among the world's most cherished collectors' prizes. ■ f ' wiUrill ^ on sale day begin- Grange membSrahip, t^ere v school shoes 5.90 Bing, at 10 a.m. Child care will no hesitancy in the ahsWer “£he Reproduced in Bovorio by master potters, the original design* which were once kilned In ba available. freternaiism of meeting people Mei*sen-on-Elbe for Prussia'* kings, borons and princelings, ore now your* with the some sizes 4 to 6x, 7 jio 14, plaids, prints, Luncheon including hmna- and discussing common pr^- solids. boys' lined corduroy slacks made olam chowder will be lems, and the possibility to attention to detail—from the lavish coin gold decoration to the famed divided handle on ,'nerved In the Parish House bring the whole family to meet­ group: famous muko fm a wonderful buy at M Q Q tram noon to 1:30. ings where you are ours they the teo cup. ehMron's 8 to S Turkey dinners will be serv­ will enijoy a wholesome pro­ .1 1 * \ girls'3 fo 6x. 7 to 14 sizes 3 to 8. I • # # ed continucuBly from B to 7 p.m. gram .” Yet, like oil classics, these old world treasure* ore os good fashion with contemporary os 'nckeU may be purchased at Florida .News boxer style in flannel lined corduroy in door. For dinner meats, a The best wishes of the Oon- with traditional, equally superb on o formal banquet board or o coffee table or In your wall loden, navy and chapcoal. snow hoofs musical program of frik songs neottout Granges go to Mr. and famous make skirls will be presented by Mro. Ro­ Mra. Sherman K. Ives, 'and all widt.breakfront. Choose one for your home for the holidays and for ever after. Offer with­ land Stahl of Providence. the Connecticut folks who have' orig. 4.98 to 7.98 adapted Florida as their sec­ drawn November 9. ‘ ' group: famous muko Back in Action- ond state. In the achievement ' Meissen Jade. . . sprays of flowers of Indian Mound Grange of womon's 5 to 9 8.98. 9.98 In two shades ef green fade boys' 3 pc snowsuits MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Lonnie Melbourne, Fla., wlkch has Just otlier anto maker now lulds as mai^llSAC O. lewboro, who retired in 1947 been Announced as fifth place HA^DY MAIL ORDER 2.99 » 4.99 as Miami's chief of detectives, winner in thf National Grange- AtB«itoviIto4iu(lebakarbrtkedthewcrtdto la eomtaig out of retirement Sears - Roebuck Community toughest tert courts and walked sway with wools, corduroys, suedes, plaids or 10.90-12.90 mid-hee^ shoes 6.90 958 MAIN ST. again. Service Contest, with a prize of MICHAELS ...... the record book. Now, more than 300 world, *pectedfecordkeralr^«^iai*i“ ® ^ ."‘ - solids, pleated or wrap styles. $1,500. “ Grange Island." the MANCHESTER detachalol^ hooded suits, in nylon or combed fca rb oro, 82, said Monday natkmal and American stock car record* be- See rh«vf ' .two power lawn mowers were recreational spot fit the Indian fUoM Mnd nfSf local dolivory chorgoi propsidi '9$-pioM Ml ef Ant to- your I popllnsrplaids or solids, washable. stolen from hia home and ha River which was tnelr winning long to Studebeker'. .table of ptKerattee 8tudeb5LY2£? “ ported chinain th« Q ioquaf, Q Oardcnip Q Jod* pattarn. I Ofiraa pop “ Stock 6- and 8-cyUndcr convertible^ tto ^ uyfy. group: famous ijiolio, ovor tho sock altna to chase down .the culprit. entry, wili he a magnet for $99.?5 plus 13.30 Conn. Solas Ta^ and will poyln fha Monnor chochod balaw, girls'4 to 4x, 7 to 14 Chances are ha will, too. New England Grangers on their dam, Hanrka and Avantia. b Wlqr dU «• ” y * a h ll □ Chock EikJosmI □ 3 958 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER — M3-2741 A . . - AX- I AS. • ■ giris' 13 to 14 womon's 5 to f jACKSONVnXJB, Fla. (AP)— rtwBStolt 'f7Q A toaw 14 to St |toQI) Mrs. B. M. Lipscombs may be fFar Sport Revived CITY. .STATE. AldIO' BRIDOUPORT. BRISTOL, NH)W feAVBlN, MILFORD, MIDDLETOWN, MERIDIlN, NEW BRITAIN, orig. SSM ll■MV orig. S4JS \lm eil 98 yegre old, but ah^'s not AAoil Orders Mutt le Poilnterke*l Not Letf r Jhas Midnight, Nev. ♦ ' 2.99 TOSUSTNarON. WATERBURT ‘ irideeeent eombed poplins, eoHda. p l i ^ ready to retire from communi­ GAPE 'TOWN — The tnadi- ■Upover OT cardigans, claasto or nor- ty aettvlttes yet She served as tional Zulu aport of stloWlgtof- BOLAND MOTORS, Inc. 7.90 9.90 a betow-to-houae canvasser In ing, once used to train tribal ■ 1 ^ bolkys or flat Imii On NKttooal Cystic Fibrosis wBTiton, to undergoing a tSOTEIR 8TBEIT- oomi. Bsgagseb Foundation fund drlvs as a spectator ipori to S«Rb A frica.

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■ ■ - \ »' Pages 13 to 24 IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 WKDNKSDAY, NOVEMBER 6,- 196S j E tottrlp fB ^ r ^ O fU ttig fraU l w e b n e s d a t . N o v e m b e r « . 19«8 f M W I L T S Section Two Episcopalian Soviets Lift Block^e, Barry, Turkington Citiies Democratic, DeMarco Dismissal Study Series U.S. Convoy Moves Debate Road Finance Stamford for GOP Probes Faith (OMittamed tram Paga Ona) Urged by Taylor due to misunderstanding, hut Democratic Director David Barry and Republi^ bi*v The Hartford Archdeaconry, KMtaHMd from » k c « Ow») O b itu a ry this time the Ruralans knew ex­ rector Harold A. Turkington engaged in what they de­ (Uvlaion of Christian education, actly what they were risking. Republican Director Harlan Taylor has asked that the ^Hospital Notes WIU meet, beginning tomorrow town's contract with systems analyst Bruno DeMarco, scribed aa a "n of o*ty offices In Stam­ SUphen Whiteliw, Newington; v«mb«r seaslon last nighi, Tay­ General Manager Richard Mar­ proposed by the Democratic ways be patching to be done and extending to Broad Brook. Windsor. ' , a show of support tor the U.S. ford. He defeated Mayor WU- Mrs. Blanche Crough, 62 Wells Stafford Springs and South convoy. The Americans had lor speclfis*: tin on the basis of restrictions majority of the board of direc­ each aprlng after our hard. New Born In Hartford on Nov. 1, "This recomroandaUen la, In set by the charter, employment liam F. Hickey Jr., the Detno- S t; Cheater Nowlckl, 137 Sum­ Glastonbury. 1916, riM Uved in the area all been blockaded by armored ve­ tora. England winters. We have no sratic Inoujutoent wtio was eleo. - mer St.; Mn. Mary Flt^atrlck, my judgment, in the beet in- regulations and union rules. assurance reeurfaced highways Sessions will begin with a her itfe. ^ hicles since Monday at Marlen- In keeping wrth the “non-po­ sd tiy the city council last sum­ 19 Holl Jit; Merrill Farrand, 64 service of evening prayer and bom, western end of the 110- tersete o f the town, alnoe . . . Although toe mlsimderstand' litical” atmoephere, Barry and will last even 15 y e a r s , under mer to flU the unexplred term Besides Mrs. Mifreague. she (he pregram currently being Ings were apparently stralgHt- Mather St.; Norman ftown, 9 a sermon-instruction given by ja aurrived by hw husband, mlle highway to Berlin. Turkington reetrlcted them- our weather cohditloos.’’ ST Walter Kennedy. Hillcreet Dr., Rockville; Mrs. clergy Of the archdeaconry. Dis­ Western officials said the So­ nunued by DgMuno differs snsd out, DeMarco old not ap- aelves to statements of their ‘There are a lot of things KMiaedv reidsrned to become Alexander Sobetben; a eon and marked^' from that dfslred peeu- at toe directors October Clara Warner, WeS*. Suffleld; cussion groups will be held In dac«tkter, her father, end three viets dropped e demand for a parties' poMUCM. ROmtog up that arc going to re­ SSSSiloner^ the National John Clancy, Bast Hartford; the WilUame bulliUng after the head count of the 44 U.S. aoi- and rsquseled usidsr (he agree- meeting, leaving their doubts quire bond*—you don’t buy *n SMricatball Atoodstlon. other ristert. nwnt" by which DeMsreo la substantially unresolved. Beury began: "We believe Russell Tomlinson, 215 Canter instruction. The funeral will be held Frt- diers In the convoy. Tbla was that the only way Manchester ia incinerator to replace the town 3£eyor Frank J. Cooke, a |ta- St.; Uonel Ferland, 804 Wind­ The Rev. Robert William disputed In a Soviet statement sew loyto." He did appear at a special disposal area for peanuts. pubUoan, was elected to a sacr day at 8 aun. from the BenJa- ■Taylor_aylor oon(lmi ifaroo) Intends to pursue . . . nique. are as committed to pay-as- financed by a bud^t surplus Spring St.; Mra. Ekhia Glidden. Was Cr^fied," on Nov. 14. pjn. and tomorrow from 2 to point and after the processing Ill his letter to Mayor Ma­ yoq-go if poesible; this is one from his whining margins hi South Windsor; Burtwi Cole, 4 The Rev. James L. Grant of 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. baaed on them, the column con­ would be a program requiring from the preceding fiscal year). iM t and 19®1 when he won by oontinuet modification and di­ honey, Taylor gives as evidence of those cases where H Is not Mint* Ct.; Mra. Patricia 2Sbyk, St. John’s Church. Rockville, tinued Its march.” for his dtssatisfaction: “We can do the same amount sonie Ifi.OOO. will apeak on "One Holy. Cath­ The British and French aon- rection by (he (General) Msn- possible. of work as the Democratic roaff Oooiplette unotfOdai retoina 24 Lsoiral St., Rockville. 1. ‘ The first two monthly re­ •We just can not come up a d m it t e d TODAY: Mm. olic, and Apostolic.” on Nov. 21. voys set out from Berlin at the ■ger.” program without a bond issue. gave Tedesco 22,824 votes; Ro- port* . . . presented by DeMar­ with the $460,000 for paying Catherine Johnatona, 488 W. The archdeacon, the Ven. Sher­ FuneraUi opposite end of the autobahn Recent eridenoe Indloates co .. . and the oral presentation I’m not going to set toe amount puhlioan HXtward A., Dworken, man Andrews of St. John’s from the blockaded Americans (hat "Item to w at the agree­ for the subetantlal amount of that should be done, but I Middle Tpke.; William Boehm, made . . . to the board of dlrec- reconatruction necessary in any 116,577; and SodaMst WHMam S. 577 Adatna S t; Norman Luck, Church, East Hartford, will and were cleared without Inci­ ment, (epeclfylng that De- would say that in from 5 to 7 Itlriier* B. Abalr tora on Oct. 22 demonstrated other way VlBoimy, 6,374. RFD 1,'Manchester; Gary Wal­ concluda the series wHh "Res- dent. Masxx) n’fu develop 'sufficient vividly that the actual work jicr years we can havenave aiiall me the rooosroads Minor oandidates hi the race vrrectlon of the Dead," on Dec. Tike ftmerel of Richard R. The Soviet statement said the Inalght' to imtall a ooist re- "Bonding is permitted by the Manchester redone at a aav- dron, Wapping. Abalr of 23 Deer field Dr. was being p^ orm ed and planned Kiwanians Await Your Auction Calls Tonight the im-i>------««t« Gordon F. Duffy, a Social- 5. French and British convoys con­ duotlon c f $30,000 to $60,000 differs markedly from that set _ _ « ^ . , - . . ^ m« 4 V state proriding that the im-1 (j^e taxpayers Demoorat, a»wl NlchoJaa C. Di- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Leadars of the discussion held this itkomljig from the formed to Soviet Instructions in annual payroB costa) will T. LaBonne Jr., chalnnan for event, and Lloyd Hobron, provements- will lart at leaM .| "The last time theythev had con­ daughter to Mr. and Mra. Mi­ John F. Tlenkey Funeral Home, forth in the agreement. . . ." Kiwanians t'ke respite during radto auoUoo last nlghk while, ohaitman of telephone committee. Standing in frotrt is Napo*^ independent. eroupa are Mra. Elroy Phelps, immediately and were allowed not be fulfilled ...” 2. "It Is apparent that the es long as the bond. txol of the town government, In New Haven, L membera of toe faculty the tan- adfftians up for approval next til 1966. The Democrats ahouU) Patricia Noonan, 12 Jensen St.; standing of their faith. seniors on behalf of Burton’.s. 22 women’s organtzations in ing disruption In the chain of Herald, in which the manager week, would oome to $166,000. have told the Town Ekigineer to Manriieister for the "Woman of one year, but for her devotion and the Government of the Dio­ command had not been repalr- that the analyst did not aelect agreem ent... .wi^l not be fui- toe Manchester Community Col plomentaUon of its reoommen- The board alao today Indorsed Mra. Margaret Perrett, 87A The Rev. Mr. Grant is pre­ R e^ien ta of the $200 schol­ ceses.’’ which has been almost tlda approach when the con­ was qiwted: > daltions as outlined In a prog' “We can stiU afford to ap- start on this program earlier, a recommendation to the State Bluefield Dr.; Mra. S*Uy Oool- siding officer of the arch­ arships were Miss Caroline the Tear’ sward, Mrs. Bailey and grave ooncbm to be o f eerv- games B. Wilson "An austerity program may fiUed." lege was held today. An In­ was given an In^ribed silver Ice throughout the yeans.' Funeral services for James B. unanimously criticized by the **Conslderable friction between tract was Inltlaited suggesU terim examination of the or­ ress report made by toe dean. prove the addition to the Robert- “Any sound program should Commlsslan on Higher Kduca- baugh, Coventry; Mra, Delores deaconry and Is In charge of Fern Adame, daughter of Mra. more than 30 prelates who have that the program he intenda to be aw* to weed out a few town ganizational setup of the col­ After a luncheon at which sen School, next spring, and he based on toe reconunenda- tlon to oonrider the need for St.John, Wapphv- the worksh(q>. Mrs. Raymond B. Roy A. Playdon, 31 Aroellia tray and other gifts. William (Herald pi^o by Pbito.) Wilson of 80 Alton 8t. were held DeMarco and other town offici­ employee, but tfwut the resulting yesterday afternoon at South spoken on it so far. als resulted. In his first month­ pursue and the one which would lege, it is one of a series of toe evaliMitlng oommtttlee mem flt all the payments into the tiona of toe engineer and tha public community colleges. DISaHARGEJD TODAY: Ste­ Gowen will assist with arrange­ be o f prindpel tatewrt and saving would be too Inalghlfl- 3 Law Students bera were the guewts of Dean $200,000 that we will not have I General Manager. They pre- ments. She Is a member of the Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr. Nineteen took the floor In 8t. ly report In October, DeMarco steps which must be followed in ven Johnston, Vernon; Mra. or an unusually large quantity J. Manley Shaw, pastor, of­ Peter’s Basilica, hammering order to become accredited by Lewe, Dr. Curtiis, and officers bo pay, after 1964, when the p«red a program, with most of stijim dnt K n jja > Ruth Spaulding, Coventry; archdeaconry executive board of work. From Area Cited toe State Board of Education. and memiberB of toe executive present fiscal year bonds are the emphasis on reconstruction, WILiLDiCANTIC (AP) — A and superintendent of the junior; R e p u b lic a n s T w it D em o cra ts ficiated. James McKay was or- away with criticism of tbs sebe- Mark Allen, Summit Rd., Ver­ 6. Ttanaferred the 1962-68 nudst. Burial was in East ma written seven months ago, •The evaluation was conducted, board of toe college’s Citizens retired.” I “Instead of accepting this DDivenlty of Oonnecticut soph­ non; Mra PhyUis Humphrey, high department of St. Mary’ budget surplus in cneb of tbs Church School. &m etery. before Pope Paul VI called tor Three area residents are by a four-man team, headed by; Advisory Council, toe (When Manchester ohangedJ program, toe Democrats ohang- omore was killed early today S3 Llnnmore Dr.; Judith McGiU, ' As Board Speeds Business four major town ftmds to the Bearers were Thomas Smyth, a re-organization of Vatican ad­ among 19 law studenU at toe Dr. Mowat G. Fraser, chief o f, tton team conducted Indlviduai tts fiscal year to 0tart on July ed it to include more repaving. wtien hla ear struck a pole on 30 Dorothy Rd.; Mrs. Ethel iikdivlduaa capital toiprovement Thomas Humphries, Joseph ministration and the council It­ University of Connecticut Who toe state board’s Bureau of iazterriews with rtudertte. 1 Instend of Aug. 1, the town to try to win votes.” Valley at. Sntoh, RFD 2, Manchester; leaerva funds. Glode, Franklin HIU, Frank self accepted the concept of have been cited for excellifigta Higher and Adult Education. | The purpoee of these inter- had to float a bond ioeue to| PcOoe MenUfiied the victim as Philip Goodwin, Wapping; Ste­ The sums transferred were; MHA, Architect The Repriblloan minority on^ for what were termed capital Zimmerman and Earl Rogers. shared authority between popM, course exams last year. The Others on the evaluating team | riew® w«a to deftenmine stu- help ftnenoe government oper­ Jhenaa K. Mieroer, 21, of Daniel- ven Agostinelli, 95 CHoott St.; impravementa — including' In- $10,288.98 to tbe General Fund The H(dmes Funeral Home, and bishops. DID YOU KNOW? studenta received copies of are Hilton C. Buley, president of dente’ opintonB as to t t » ^ e c ations during the intervening Mrs. Ruftiy Rivenbung, 180^ " Sign Contract the hoard of directora twice stallatkm of new exits in the reserve; $68,669.61 to the wa­ 400 Main St., was in charge of Many of tbe speakers •riti- "American Jurisprudence do­ tdveneas of iiwtructlton in their ter fund reserve; $27,046.96 to Southern Connecticut State Col­ 10-month fiscal period.) Center St.; Mra Patiida Zbyk, found opportonittee to take pot high school riiop, rewiring of arrangements. clzed the document for not hav­ HARLOWS hm On largMt mImHmi nated by the Lawyers Coopera­ lege; Dean Paul Orvis, State eJassea. “In contrast, to* Republican *--*--* x-«s —— -- ■ f 29 Laurel St., RockvHle; Mra rikots at the Democratic major­ dementary schools, and the the sewer fund reserve; $29,- ing been revised In Una with tive Publishing Co. Dr. Lowe said plans also oaiH- Jennie Isindgren, 266 Hackma­ The Manchester Housing 605.32 to the fire district re­ U^versity of New York at Al­ pay-now ptugiatn would be in M 12th Circuit Authority (MHA) last night, ity during the directora rrmeting purchase of the language lab­ Mrs. gosephtaM Msstulls these recent developments. •f WARDROBES in Hanthnstor! Local ret^lent* are Charles bany; and Dean Harry Bennett, ed for the team bo vteilt cl eddrtkm to toe iwcesaary pay­ Hclanca Nylon » ) tack St.; John De Forge. Staf­ oratory serve. \ Tbe funeral of Mra. JoeepMne during the late eiftemoon. ford Springe; Julie Green, 31 authorized Its chairman, John at the Municipal Building last 6. Approved the sale o f the Froh of 9 Chambars S t, Man­ Qulnnipiac College, New Haven. ments on the school bond Surqicol Hosiery K. Cronin, and Atty. Herman The previous year, the board MaslUUs o f 36 Hamlin St. was CARDBOARD, STEEL and WOOD (AU Si*«a) chester, for high exam results The examination of the col­ iMUOS.** Court Cases Tower Rd.; Cynthia Schueta, as the directors moved Love Lane well from the sewer held this morning from the .33 Lunoaster Rd.; Arthur Cald- Yules, its counsel, to sign a with little discussion through of education had hod the lan- department to the water de- Fram Am littie As In a course on Administrative lege, according to Dean Fred­ li»rklngton said: 'T know ocHitract with the New Haven giiaifs' lab in its current ex­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Deer Hunter •11.88 TO W -B O Law; Peter Plumley of 40 Niles erick W. Lowe Jr., was held to thera is iu> disagreement that w4B, ElUngton; M n. Catheitoe their November sgeodA partmenly for ■16.000.- MbIb S t wMi 8 solsnn H determine whether recommen­ $2,300 Realized Doyle, 8 Charter Rd., RockvUlc; architeotural firm of Tilney and The first Repubhoan nudge penses budget, blit dM not ex­ 7. Approved the claim of Dr., Manchester, for a course on ■we need new roads in Manches- KA8I HAB1TORD SESSION Pedersen, for the prepau-ation of Ma— of requiem at St. James' Bsed to throw your valuable clothes on toe floor or chair, Taxation; and A. Donald Cham­ dations of toe initial evaluation Sale . Mrs. Margaret Tedford, 156 occurred when the board was pect to have enough money to Mra- Anne H. Young, 84% Judge Alfred TVisoano yes­ final plans for 1(X) additional buy it. CSiurch. F o u n d D e a d oome in aeon, ariect (he wardrobe eult your needa. . . pagne of Echo Rd., South Cov­ held last spring have been car­ By Rotary Rodeo 'The'lssue la financing toam. Eldridge St.; Christine Salazar, ariied to vote to abolish the Spruce St., (mistakenly listed Tbe Rev. John D. Regan wae ried out properly. terday disndssed Hqtior Si 54 Tracy Dr.; Mra. Frances La units of bousing for elderly. porifkm of Deputy Dlreotor of The Republicans asserted in yestMday’s Herald as 42% to entry, for a course on Agency, “Tile only way to get things oelebcant, assisted by the Rev. violatian eliacges agcuinM. two ChapeUe and daughter, 718 N. Hie firm had been chosen by Public Works, fnwn which tKAt the work to be performed Spruce St.) against the town. JACKMAN, Maine (AP) — A OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 BUls and Notes. Also headed by Dr. Fraser, Profits from toe one-day Ro­ done, economically, on toe efc*!wUt*xeilx the MHA early this year, but the Joseph H. McOsnn. deacon, end The' imiverslty’s School of that first evaluation laid down tary Rodeo Oct. 20 will range X M«X sfl lMA4lfir M ^ Mianehester men after theh* Main St.; Mrs. Donna Stewart Chester Langtry, who held the under capital expenditures was Mra. Young has agreed to a Connecticut deer hunter, miss­ pay-as-you-go basis. signing of a formal contract had the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Law held Its annual banquet last guidelines for the organization between $2,300 and $2,500 ac­ “Of toe 150 miles of town mm and son, Willimsntlc; Mra. post since the Democratic con­ actually maintenance, althou^ $1,600 out-of-court settlement ing since Saturday, was found FBEE DELIVEBY and EASY TERMS, TOO t FURNITURE A anW** Ml E M eounsal AMy. Paul Oroobert of Sharon RawllnHis and eon, been delayed until after the they heeitantly endoraed the of a claim which was initiated Reardon, subdeaoon. Mra. Jane dead yesterday. night in Hartford where schol­ of the fledgling college, which cording to John Bamini. vice roads in Mandhestar, 83 miles llEJwiE IfiXfOM Ox Ml «l General Services Administration trolled board created K In 1950, Maocarone was mganist and DEPARTMENT opened for the first time in Sep­ Ihx Km* Mf IWy fkx Manchester, made a motion to Hartford; Mrs. Olga Spak and was dismissed in August. language lab. to recompense her for medical ITie body of Ernest LeBlsnft arships and awards were dis­ president and olmirman of the need work; the Democrats pro­ (GSA) had accepted the MHA soloist Burial was in St. James’ tember. XMX ■w ilM W , M X ^ M t r I illiinilsi the case on lack of daughter, ElUngton; Mrs. June expenses incurred as the result 40,I, of Tolland, Conn., was found tributed. rodeo committee. gram wlU take tai only 18 of m Nw. M t n txA |xx xxxI offer of $28,8(M), for 17.SS acres The second oame during dls- Last night DellaFera remind­ Oemetecy. Tbe Rev. Eugene F. 61AIN ST. Deqn Lowe said the team Stated evidence. Uaato and eon, Coventry. oussian of a proposal to waive of a fall on a chipped and Warden Supervisor Wallace Bamini made his report at them. m «vm1m9Xi liffcxe 4xx1 ^ of government-owned land off W. ed the Democrats of this too. Tospey read the committal serv­ MANCHESTER, ■vlBiitlng today ^ was slated bo x i M «X M XT ipBXMXXM. Sfcx The Judge declared a mis- scaled town sidewalk. BarrODL.and Warden Mike Col­ auced broiled steak makes the regular weekly meeting of “If, a* the Detnocrale aay, MrffXfilvAxi. SfcxOili ved Kennedy could take no com­ , 8. Appropriated $2,000 for lege. One of Its first moves may Boston Detective In Memoriam No arrests nor injuries and fort from the Mississippi gover­ be toe organization of a. basket­ YOUR NEW ENGLAND PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER ALSO only slight vehicular damage toward taking over the Assem- norship result because both toe each of two town projects, hi Ipete'memory ot Walter R. wtdoh cannot be completed Un­ ball team. (Oontinued troni Page One) • W EEKLY away No­ was reported In a minor two- hly from Democrats. winner, Democratic Lt. , Gov. CaaMUs flr., wiw paaied Paul Johnson, and the loser, der the initial appropriation. HAS A FINE SELECTION OF TOP-QUALITY USED CARS b r a vember A 19M. car doHislmi at 7 last night on In Kentucky, a sUll-lncomplete Money wlU come from the • M ONTHLY in (ltd 6 7 ^ J7 lt \vA&r-\joAi E. Center St., just east of Sum­ count showed Democrat Ed- RepubUcan Rubel Phillips, floor jewelry fflim at 163 Waah- n e w bs died Juat aa ka lived, a friend Water department reserve to House-Hale Notes mit St. w ard'T. Breathitt Jr. the win­ made a point of opposing him ington St. to alL and Integration. finish thte Vf. Gardner St. water Police said tbe men were still YEARLY 1 Alwaya s amile, never a frown. ner for the governorship, but by msUn, and from the General MNHMBBE—HXPBRIENOED FimNOfS THE Aiviu’a s band wiion aomeone was only about 15,000 votes out of The RepubUcan vote was 110th Birthday oa iy ii* gune when Hotaves smaller than Phillips hoped for Flind neeerva to finish the spolttod th m ninnlng from the Sxx your locol Ptymouth-Vafiant Doslor TBINO AND XBEVIOE FREE AT Ajimys M sh»»rful. levins and some 860,000 votes Uius far Bgrtter St. stonn newer project. RAnt Driver Injured counted. --with 1,680 of l.rrr precincU Dexter BuUding Into the hmeh- OUR LO W Mumarf, b« l*l| 4, Appropriated $6,000 to re- House and IW e Department thne and hhopplBg crowd. nia RepubUcan foe,'iiouie B. oountad it stood; Johnson 172,.-- Store In Downtown Manchester In 2-Car Crash Nunn, charged voting irregulari­ 287, Pbilltpa 101,606. But it’s plaoe A recaloKmit pteoe of ao- IronloeUy.Uy. HolmeHoln e* was ncpt IWwhHiOW something new for a Republican oountlng equipment wMoh has this week is having Its llDto osi duty in The ties and asked supporters "to threatened to delay distribution Anniversary Sile. grtass"”''-end frandchlldren stand b y . the voting machines to get that many votes for-Mis­ He wee walking along Wesb- ^•xespt qasoHiM. Jeffrey filnon, .19, of 200 Hol­ sissippi governor—in fact none of pay-rolls and vendor*’ checks The firm, under new manage­ togton St. after testifybig -In a ; 7 lister at. late this morning re­ and bsdlot boxes." ment of Gorin’s Stores In?., MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH. Inc. ' tte liim oriani ■" Nunn, after first conceding has ayen tried with any serious­ but only after Genesal Mhnager M . check oae! In Suffolk Su- ceived a Up laceration and head ness since Reconstruction days. M o r ^ hae InveaUinitod means Boston, after bejng purchased injuries in a tworcsr o-osh at defeat, said "tbe race is not early this year from 'Thomas J. pqrfor Court a few blocks away. Glazier'^s Tha Ylbtor in the Philadelphia of getting oredrt for, or jtrttlng lopslman said toe men got Center and W. Center Sts. over yet." But it appear^ the and toe late Frank P. McCaxm, iCow MORIARTY « ie IlSEid away Novamber 1«M uncounted precincts could ' not mayorahy fight was Democratic to use, tha eitotlng machine. noting at hi* jewelry firm. CORSET SHOP A hospital spokesman this oi- Mayor Junes H. J. Tats, for The new nwchtoe will mafrxi qn Its four-day celebration temoon said that the youth was change the outcome. y and wll) continue the sale BROTHERS B O V n M, TOUeAMD TOMinKBMMlXOTTYBUI im WWA will always Nunn, In his campaign, had whom Kliinady made a cam­ Uw fcoMtd of sducathxs machine, _ eoTtexl §t our memory, being X-rayed ai^ that hie eon- paign sortla. Loser was Jamas so tttst wMh (ha tranrfer df one tbroui^ Saturday. dition WM Hot serious. \ boms down heavily in ciiticlam p Dine, manager of Gm xm O M l CENTER ST. — XO-naX fcamorles stay. of an order, issued by rettrl : ¥. ICcDarntott, 37-ysar-old law­ Utoaohsmot eMhar msor bs used eMter bs dM Immsdlasly or tM dear as veelerday. Police were unable to gits de­ yer who never has. held public to oosnpUto Bto ether's buslneai firm, asye re«>» * * * * ^ J ^ ^ poet Nov. 1, having completed membere of the boeud of odu- will be held Nov. 16 at 8 p.m., neon. To ha aUglbla, on# must Ing program fbr tha nuclear at hia sprawling, Mediterranean “ 'There’a no question but what so yean of iiafnterrupted aerv- oation end elhoUon of officeni in the Hebron Town Hall to have tosldgd In Ocnnectleut fw r iS it S it e field J M la Van hmmmav Cann^ •ftink adobe mansion, and won­ a freeway ta needed," said Miss lea on the board. TbU career, out yuar at o f Nov. t and in tag itine weeks of basic trtiolng for the coming year wUI be the dered what it would look like Russell. “But they would not I aattag mm the beginning of oonoider the reoueet of Karl H. town for at least six months, at the Great T d. 644-04S0 Links to oonduot a farm maohi- with a freeway running over the have to have offramps. It would j (be board of education with the fint iteme of buelneee on tho ba a citizen, at least 21 yeara •mtlntag Center Jn iTUnote, Aftsr BKW PJl. only go through Beverly Hills aonaoUdation of the achoole In booid’a agenda at toniglit’o nary repair service in a residen- old, be able to read English and Briisfu top of It. tiSl-agricultnral zone, the busl' Said Webb: "No one ever for a mile and a quarter. People 19S3, la unmatched by any meeting at 7:S0 pjn. at Bonnet If a naturalized ciUten, must An taatruotion 82 BALDWIN ROAD could get off before Beverly ether member. Junior High School. nees to be located on tiie Links shew vroot at dtlzenahlp. boys will begin Saturday at St thought it could happen here.” property bn West St. But It could, and It might. Hills, or afterward. That way Onewnight more preciaely Beginning their three-year Regflfcrara wlU be present to CJohnriba’t Church at 11 am . Beverly Hills could be left In­ Constables Lauded In all this city’s Medlterran- MokonVcr. Buckley'e aervtce aa tenure on the board will be take political party afflUatlonr. Boya must be In Grade 6 or over tact.” igwnnlng S5 years rather than Democrale Dr. Walter Schardt The seiaotmen have sched­ Anyone enrolling at this time- aan-plnk mansions—not to men­ to be eHglMe. tion the glasa-walled moderns, Miss Russell has lived 30 SO, becauae he hcui also been end A lfred R. Oon^ibeM. TTiey uled a meeting with the town Is Immediately entered on a M rs Frank K itig ^ prctiiatiiT years in her French provincial a member of the town’* hfgh conatablee for this evening. caucua list. Resdente who have the FY^nch provincials and the replace WlUiom Buckley, Demo­ o f the F T A wlU Williamsburg colonials—there ia home, built by actress Jtery Bo­ acbooi eommtttee from 1028 to crat, who hoe retired; and Mre. Ftrat Selectman Rlchatd M. AreaGhairman moved here from another Oon­ of the executive b«rfl tenlglR land, on Beverly Drive. The in time for Holiday Living or Holiday Giving—Lotost products, no leftovers—No Qrant saya that the conatablee n name to conjure fear. N ow — Ju st IMS. JoKe Stuek, RepubUoon, who ■fra. Arthur Gkctibie, pUbUab- neoticut town ■ and have Mvad at her home on Cclllna Rd. state's northern route Would Hie dean of Manoheater'a are to be commended for their here six months can have vot­ The Beverly Hills Freeway. was defeated in last November's er of the WllUmentic ChrotticM, The state has two freeways— pass within a block of it. d m ^els—^ undre« of slyles and finishes to choose from—All products fully equip- aduoaicn, Mr. Buckley this election. appearance and diltgence on ing rights transferred by obtain­ Moacbeator Bveniag “ We are studying the cut-Md- discontinued year la alao obaervina a mile- Halloween night. He says that haa boen sriected am Christmas ing a statement from the town one of which happened yeara FoUowing the aweerif^in CoIumbU oorreepondtiit Vir- SCO to Hollywood, and the other cover plan,” said a state lu{^- atcne In another - facet of hia ceremony, which will be oonouc- he believes this Is the first, time SsBl campoigti chairman for dark of Uieir (dm w voting rsol- gtnia » t Oarlsati, way division sjaikesman. “It ped--Fully 9uaronteed—Delivered and inskilled with ---- oaraer—Ma 50th year in teach that Hebron haa had seven ful­ dence. Thle may ba preeented to vmich happened recently to ted by Mre. Katherine Bourn, Northeastern Connecticut. l28-»2SA<^^ A I I ' ' M \ I I ( West Los Angeles. It wants to. could be done, but at a much chairmen, election of board of­ ly uniformed .conatablea on duty, Christmas seoM fight not tha local town cleik during higher cost. There would be the increaaed preaKire o f hia raguMr oMce houra and the vot­ 1 ( ' \ I I 111:! link them so people can get ficers for the coming ^eor wUI and that their actlvltiee kept ortiy^tuberoulosla, but also other b o a o n l o o s k from West Lx>s Angeles to Hol­ problems of lighting It, and teaching oonunltmenta, rather be held. Otficee vacant ore thoae vandallam at a minimum in the ers' name will bo added to the ventilating It.’’ respiratory dieeasee.' Aa a list. The town clerk is also koKOMO, Ind. (AP)—A boa lywood. than a dealre for any easing of HnUam Hockley of chairman, secretary, and town. group, thi^ are Cenneotiout’s C The exact route through Bev­ hia huay achedule, made him authorised to offer tho new vot- constrictor which wasn’t very To connect them, freeway treoauTM-. The selectman have obtained fourth largest cause of death, popular with party gueota was builders announced that thfy erly Hills won’t be selected Mm decide to leave the achool widely used throughout the A major Mem On the agenda the plans for the boiler room or a party affiliation. until perhaps January, and the and they account for nearly Bridal Shower reported on the loos# in Kokomo planned the Beverly Hills Free­ board, he aald. He feels strong­ ataite. i« eocpected to he the preaenta- addition to the firehouse from half the absentwMin in buti- way — multiple lanes speeding freeway itself probably won’t be ly ttiait members need much Mr. Buckley alno hoide an Mlaa Linda Carlson of OolUns Tuesday. ^Vitim aAif CoAb ticn for approval by the hoard Architect Dennis A. Keefe. The nees and industry. Respiratory Bartender Dale Roberta sold tramc swlfUy and smoothly built for 10 years. tkna to devote to the board If MX. denee from Trinity Col­ the newly-drawn bytawa for plans have been reviewed by Rd. was feted at a bridal show­ The state plans, of courae, to dlseasea such M em{Miysenia, er Sunday by her grandmother, the 8-foot snake, a pet caused thrAigh the sovereign city of to do Juaboe to their lege, and hi 1067 was awarded the Mlancheater Oomniuntty Ool- the fire department boiler room chronic bronchttls, asthma and fo r fuel oNtr Mrvtei^ pay for any property con­ 5 YEARS SERVICE consternation among guests at Beverly Hills. the degree of doctor of humane committee the pest week ana Mn. Rose Carlson of Bridge­ demned. The homes in tha hill PROTECTION CONTRACT SX* lege. infkienaa ore receiving dose port. About 35 relatlvea and his home when It slithered Into Then came a howl of com­ ■mostner head o f the hlatory letters for h!s long service to Maitthew M. Morlarty, chair­ the eelectmen are now obtain­ and serious attention ftnnl halting aquipmant plaints. aide area. Where the proposed department ait Hartford Public education both in Hartford and friends wtra preaent Mlaa Carl- the room. He put tt In the base­ route runs, would cost an man of the Cltiaen’a Advisory ing quotations on the oonstruc- Christmas Seal agendas eon will marry Robert Valtuk- ment, but It escaped through a Rosalind Russell and Lucille School, where he had Mancheater. OouncB, win preae nt the pn>- tlon. phona 522-8181 estimated $250,000 each. Manchcetcr also honored Mr throughout the country. oltla of Windsor Locks Fab. L window. ^ ^ Ball went to protest meetings ainoe IBM, Mr. Buckley possd bytowB and Atty. Harold RequasU have been mailed by In addition to her ' zeapon- 170 PBABL ailBBBT Novelist Irving Stone wrote Those who wouldn't lose Buckley hi 1966 when the new’ IA Clarke Home Police were looking for the HARTFORD. CONN. homes to the advancing lanes of 19-Inch AH Channel 23 INCH taro yean ago at the Garrity, who headed the com­ tile selectmen to all town offi­ sMtihUes as a newspaper pub­ anoka, which Roberta told la fund-raising letters for the free­ of 70. But fada retirement la-room Vernon Bt. School was lA. JofaB P. Otarke, son of Mir. concrete fear what they call mittee that drafted them ie also cers, boards and agencies, ask­ lisher, housewife and mother, and Mn. J. D. Ckuke cf Lake harmless. Re aald ha had had way fighters. The anti-freeway A U CHANN EL ah(M Ameeioan slerative and Eu­ second Tuesday of eew* month. Directoni at the Connectlout If there ia an alternate ropean hlatozy at tSw UniTereity oeune a member at the first Ttaua, a oontinuMy o f pobotee Ml the town heiu. These scoslone KITCHEN manufacturer, and a leader In ao(W hoard whan iteaganiaed Tktiierculoais and Heatth As­ ahoice.” of Kartfdrd, and today ie tfnuMy of admuuebaticn, MT. will be held every month ex­ . Ibkaea e( nao OaaMes Part of the beauty presum­ the anti-freeway group. "They Washer in 1966. Proud of the esprit and Buckley notod. "Dtiring the M sociation. have the flavor of the old - Rofrigorator ^naler than envr; even when cept those the statutes require CRHA's Norihesstem area Thompson House ably Includes the white marble I wan toerMfc SuS time at the aooomplWiaMnta of that yeara tinoe oonaoUdaticn we before on election, at which mansion where Debbie dwells fashioned New England town flmt board under Ma ehairman have bed but three superintend- includes all of Windham and A guest house for visiting executivM, hall meetings.’’ owaiora «nnK, time the statutory seesion and TVtiland counrtiea aa well as Famous for Old with her millionaire husband aster helf a oentury hi the Bay Goalee, Mr. Buckley noted ants, each an outatanding figure the monthly seeeloh will be held traveling salespeople, your guests. ahoe manufacturer Harry Karl All agree that* bisecting Bev that the board attempted as a S u ffidd , Bkifieild. Bast Wind­ 30 INCH 5 SPEAKER ^em^nrini. Mr. BoofeSey admlta In the field of aduoetion.. .and conourrentiy. The next votei^ Centrally locate on Ckittage Street Fashioned Goodness Resldente of the hill section of erly Hills with a freeway would group to riMt end paraonally tn- but three high school principals, sor and Bfanchester in Hartfoed destroy the charm, the exclu­ AUTOMATIC B la hard to leave and aays he making neeslon wiH be held County. Large, airy rooins, handy to shops, Beverly Hills — which la, truly wM keep We hand hi for a while apeot tha site of avsiy a l able adoainiatraton and lec- N ov. 12. f Mono 9o larva Toel one of the nation’s loveliest res sive; elegant quality which, they PUSHSUTTON AM-PM C ohsoIg yet, hi oeder to ocnthme hhi •Sated to com e before i t ognlaad loaders hi aeoondaiy ed­ Already looking out for enow restaurants, buses. Transient and per­ Idential areas — have decided feel, la Beverly Hills. aontaeW with young peopCa A xiaBdvM o f the ucation. removal, a meeting was held hand to act as btiby -itittara, manent guests. Office: 89 Cottage MANCHESTER unanimously that the best place “ I Just don’t want to aw Stereo *AAar Wi theae ye«v,'’ he yaid, Green area aR bis We, he oon- **1Im board of oduoation can by the board Monday evening free of chsrga, to maks It pos­ St^—649-2368. for the freeway la a mile south, freeway ruin the town,” said Elootric Range *T woedd aaiai them enormoua- thnah to Mve In the aqmwa, Jaatty date oradit for wise considering the matter with sible for meoilbera with small SHOPPING PARKADI under Santa Monica Boulevard Lucille Ball. wIMte daphoard house on tha ad ooticn in tha appolotment of those who will be operating children to attend. Mre. DougMa KATHERINE M. GIBUN, As Rosalind Russell explains The thought appalls actor sviMg wMh We toarhlng MM nt 860 K. Center S t which men. I feel aure, alao, that mow plows this winter. Porter may be coUeri by anyone Owner-Mana^ OPEN EVERT SUN. Webb. "Where would one goT’ Mr. fhicfcleBr cymfinuee has belonged to hie family for laaaant relationa between Briefh needing a titter, after 8 pm. “It’s called cut and cover, I he asked. TWIN SPEAKER 16 IN CH ^ of the MandMatar 40 yean. Buttt about 1840, the the board and tho atednlatratlve The regular Boy Scout meet­ The tiumber c f feOowtihtp mem­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON believe. They cut out the space, Or, as author Stone w t It: Board, a poet he haa home etande on a beautlfiiBy- have faaan a peweefiU Iho- ing weui emitted Tuesday eve­ bers is Mmlitod. tile explains, put the freeway In it, and cover *Tve lived in Nfcw Torit, Pa­ SWIVEL A U CH ANN EL MOO. Re igipointed kept ttawe-ecre altie. TogatlMr bar hi rstahalng these afcla ex- ning. tasteod at wMch a swim- end some adjustment may be ft over. And there would be no ris and Rome. I don’t wish to for Ma abolh tann, he ...... ler, who Mvaa wMh L And the board has mh^ meet wMl be held Thurs­ neoessaiy. The meeting and offramps, or onramts. Sort of have to go back. I don’t want Portable TV ohahman through ISM. Mm, Mr. Buddey managas eonflned Ms. work to day, scouts to meet at 6:30 bi supper wMl be held in the Sun­ Hke a tunnel, you might say.” to go back to San Francisco, Console T V he Mama tha idea of eocnebow to find thne hi hie poMey making and hia left the the town ball as a starter. day school rooen. / Exactly like a tunnel, to be where I was born, or even to ptSblicdty fo r puhMc a c­ busy schedule to sere for the a tetea tia th m o f achool afRalza The annual meeting of Gilead precise. Florence, which I love dearly. he doea enitdenee property. to tha aiihniiiiatrative atall. Oongregationol Church will be Maaoiieator Evening Herald The Beverly Hills Improve­ “When I travel, this is the in tha aoeotupUsh- ”1 aUM get out and paint otie T f the scboola of Manchester held Friday at this week, begin­ Hebron oorreapontont, Mias ment Association wants this cut- place to which I wiah to return. This la my boma.” AUTOMATIC FUUSIZE BMOta tfaetnaeiTee. F or aoEample, aide of the house each year,” axe to be auoceaefUl in the fut­ ning with a ham and turkey Susan B. Pendletoa, telephone at last!...a carpet engineeii and - cover freeway tunneled ha raMiea the raattmtton that he aahk An avid gardener, he ure aa they have been la the dinner at 6:30 Ah memben are 228-3484. WAS th e re- regrets that he has not yet past. It ia aaaentlM that tiu urged to attend and take port 1948, has been replaoed by two Eloetrie Wringer to the Mazy found time this faU to get hia atsbility of memborehip be in voting on officers and budg­ 500 gallon tanks. The change 128 tuhp hulbe into the ground, a Backteat Driver Columbia IRmunr riaulted hi a maintahMd, that there be oon- et for the coming year, as well STAY NEW400K1NG LONG! J?' was recommended by the Hart- j that hariBonlMa well Job he always oompletea hi Oe- tlnuity of admlnletration, and as to meet other menUbeiv and ford Steam Boiler Insurance Co. Washer WMi Um oHgtoaL teber. enjoy a good dhiner. NORTHAMPTON, Maas. (AP) that Manchester oenthme to —State trooper George Murphy Inspectors, to 'avoid ariy pro/b- Ttoa MBary board's Inahtence Aa mentlooed eariier, the eleot to Ma board of aiduoatka Mrs. Helen Ooteman bad as Open House lems In the future with a new | e ri^ haimnnlai ety- pcaaeure of hie teaching duties vrsefc end vlsitora Mr. and Mrs. arrested a Guilford, Conn., man able dtiama who will i»ap the Tuesday and charged him with school addition. I wWh tha eedatiiig build­ predpttated MT. Buckley’s de- welfare of tho aobode aa their WchMtt Smith, of Vienna, Via. ing was amply reneazde^ Mr. claion to leave the school board Mrs. Coleman reports that her "driving a car with Ws view ^ t t o Honor OOF Dinner . — sole aim.” obetnicted.’’ The Womens’ RepubUoan Limited Quantifies First Come First Served Buckley aaeartnil, when a re­ thda year. In leaving the board, Mr. BuoUay oonduded. ‘T am dug well wM^ had gone dry be h “somewhat oonoemed fo r some time now Is yielding Murphy said the motorist, who Club of Columbia will have a sent elMter, the librarian of tiw grateful for having had the op­ was not named, had a 850-pound dinner meeting ait Ctark’s in Wei’tfnrd Puhlie JUbrary, paid about the steadily increasing a good supply of water tinoe 1st Selectman amount of time and thought^ portunity to aontributa In a aol- horse In the bock seat of the WUlknantic Dec. 4 in lieu of Ms Some Modols It tha uMhnate aroWtectural nor way to tha development of the recent mtanfiall. car, the horse’s nose resting on regular November meeting. Some Models J "It all blends so demanded from its mentbera. In oentwation with the meet­ CSalr L. Robinson, ftiwt 'Bome of this hicreaeed bur­ our fine soboolB, and to the the driver’s shoulder. Mrs. Anna Miae Switeski. vtoe Td never know you’ve erection of our new buildings ing and supper o f the GUeod Murphy said the motorist told telecitxnan, will bs honored at chairman of the state oenfral en eddltion if you hadn't den,” he said, “is due to prob­ Congregational Church Friday lems of growth in population with their apectone grounda and him he often took tho colt out an open bouM Nov, 34 at Yeo- oonuniMitee is the gueri speak-< ioU me,” aald the visitor. exnoUMit aquIpmeBt. I am par­ everting, Gilead members of the for a ride. er. Reservations muri be made RHILCQ and the consequent expansion inena Hall from 2 to 5 pro. It One eaapecte, however, that ticularly giad to have had a F%rku FellowsMp will be on ta advance. Those Interested Delivery the aacioeee o f the addition had of the achool ayatem. But if the wUl be oaUed ttie “ Clair L. Rob- may oaU Mrs. Roy Ferguson, Full Factory demands on mentbera’ tkne and part hi tha eotaMtafament at our a good deal to do wHh the feet new ocm munlty ooMage, which iMon Appredatkm Day” in rec- prraident cf the organtaation. Rm t WiThem Buckley bee both energy oontinuc at the preaent of his 42 years of serv­ level, M may beootne difficult has a futura of graat uaeAdneaa 12 Bobcats Ptnaed Guarantee eectenatve Imowledge end love before M. ice to the town. Letters have Twelve boys were inducted as Warranty o f nninnial architecture. to find men and women who been sent to townspeople and can give proper attention to “It haa bean a Mgh privMege Boboaite at ttie recent padc ▲ Hanoheaber native, Mr. to work with the piiiltoepirtted BILL STANEK says... to frlmds of Mr. and Mn. Rob- meeting. They were: Robert Installation Included MuoUey attended local aohode the w ork.” Ineon in surrounding oomniunl- All Items One of the moat fortunate men and woman who have oarv- (Juiiai Jr., Den 1; Stephen and was a member of the first ad Mancheater durh« the Mat ties outlining ttie plans of tha Kassman and Eric Nelson, Den ibiWiman daae to attend the eapecte of the diaraoter of sornmittee. Menoheater'e board of educa­ 80 years aa membeea at Me 2; Guy Beck, John Erlandson, South Manrhaater S gli Bobod board of education.” rm making the best deal on 1964 Amangements are being David Simpm and Ronakl on Main Bt. tion. Mr. Buckley feels, la the Blade by Howard Bates, ebair- fket that “mehabers have The deep senee at Mm M t Ouelette, Den 8; Gordon Smith, after ftaduathm hi 1606, be inan, Mrs. Ckirleton Hutchins, Den 4; Douglas Belli, Raymcnd 13 FOOT 23 INCH sought eleaUan became they by membere of the board of MOTOROLA Mira. R oy Fergusem, Mra. John tried Mb hand ait teaching for whhed to be of ssrvloe to the aduoaiUcn ait the retiramenit of WhMe end Jamea Newton, Den AM-FM STEREO one year in an ungraded ooua- Pringle, M n . EMward Oarleon, 5; and Rtoky (Yxowanec, Den 6. WAS WAS odmmunlty end because' they wmiam Buckley M voiood hi Eugene Dente and Vincent DELUXE COMBINATION tiy school hi ToUand. Finding were intereated in aducaUon. In this aUiement ) y Mrs. Kaith- 23" TV Robert Taggart, Oufamaater 469 the riwBsmnm much to hie lik­ •Mn* Vtag. Mm man.-. SS M. hi. plMmu OV iii •ledjerid, second aelectinan. tor the past two yeara, was pre­ 218 acme towns membership on the erine Bourn, board ohalnnaii. Nlchote Named Refrigerator ing, be entered Tale Univenrity board of educaition h looked “During the paat 88 yeani, sented with a piaique in recog­ Console TV the foUowing year. There he Every aet features a thand-wired Peter Nidnols has been nition of his servlcee by Leon­ on oe one step on the ladder of WUUom Buckley has brought to ehoaaia, precision crafted with Baroed to the board of < majored in BBglidi. ndnored in pcUtlooI advancement or has the making of eduoetinnal polkiy ard Couohon, chairman of the| Metoey, was elected to Phi Beta modern h a ^ and dip soldering sors to replaoe Emil Malek who parit committee. been sought for bustoess rea­ a keen inteUaot, ooufUed wiitb resigned recently. Nichols Is a Kappa, and eras gxeduated with sons. This tana not been true in a ^rmpathetic insighit Into the for circuit connections of high re­ graduate of Norwich Univer­ PHILCO AUTOMATIC a bachelor of aria degree in Mancheater. human ffeotore involved wMh liability. Each one features Pro* Manchester Evening Herald] iMQUS. sity, NortMieW, Vt., where he Columbia eorreqNHident, Vlr- tNor. have poBtioe, partisan the board's educational prob­ mium Rated Tubes . . . and M leoslved his bachelor’s degree Tlwt aanie year he began ginla M. Oarison, telephone 228- A U CHANN EL WAS Clock or pensonol, entered into the lems. triple checked for quality. Superb In scienoe and buriness adminis- 9224. ' teaohhig ShgUali in the Hack- “W e abaU certainly mlaa the declalone of the board,” be engineering and precision crafts­ .tetion. Ke Is a sales represen­ 579 ansaak, N. J., public achoole and added. Although membere ore incisive oemsnents with which tative tor Eaectro-Motive in Color TV Radio mmainad there unth 1020, when elected on party tickets and Mr. Buckley haa penetrated to manship make possible a manu­ WtSUmantio and is a member o f Senior Student be ratumed to Oonneoticut, the board organiaea on a party the heart of the moittera imder facturer’s one year guarantee the OolumibiB lio n s . He is mar­ Jdafaig the faculty of Hartfbrd haela, “Once the board has riec- oonstderaticn. Mancheater la for­ that covers free exchange or re­ ried to the former Doris Ogurii- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. ( ^ ) I Pubhe High Bchoc^. ted Ms ofliceni, party poUitioa tunate to have had in him a pair of any component proven grftss of WiUinutatic. —Adrian C. Kett, a studerjt at Imig hitareeted ta history, r TRANSISTOR ore IbrgoUen. The otinoophere repreaemtative who M truly % defective in normal use. Ar­ Auction Betuns High Calvin (toUege, does his home­ 14 FO O T Mr. Hiddey began to ooncen- 0^ boaed meetings has always gentleman and a aohoMr.'” The recent Lions auction work in philosophy ta hlg room FROST FREE AM-FM trata on teaching It rather than been MeiuMy end harmonious ranged through seNing dealer. giooeed over $960 and will net at a home for senior citizens. WAS Bnghah, and hi IM l became MIoM of our actions were token OC8TOMAN BIABHEP Labor extra. Shout $760 after expenses. Kett, 88, a wldowey^and for­ DELUXE 439 Portable m bead of the HFfIB Matcry de- on a aneaihnouB vote. I do not WATERSURT (AiP) — The jBmeu Marmaud, oo-ch^rman mer college emplote, attends paitiM nt. MpoM a ehigle hnporiant de- euatodMn at O oft High School at the event, said the money classes three timesA week. He Refrigerator Radio ItigetlMr ehih Cbartaa M. of the board In wMih I here warn olaahed by an hittuder tmtg Amarkm Cham r ' !D£IL MAR.,./rtwt the horn of M O H A W K wftl be used for oheritaWe pur- received an A-m liw ,on his first P n y of the HPHB facuKy, ha felt that poMkie entered.” Inoida the building Mat night, Aatiim llc «h>tee^tey»etes ti>ly poues in' town although the class paper, buti^says he isn’t •o-awlhorod two oivtoa tents, ’Stability of memhenh^ on pehoe aald. sepetitf etiotoeefee Molocols wotiel* G otb have not yet decided on concerned abom getting a de­ ”OaBBaotiout, the State and Ite the board has been en important John Wailaoe was taken to F«alwoa sower areaslorn r . Super B major project. Marmaud said gree. Further^ his i special In­ ONE Ckwerament,” and "Vlsmllaed «oidea m Ckeeeleler Mgli reUebO- ...mode v n th AtrUan* acrylic fibre in the pile... terests in life'^ls reward enougdi, RECORD factor, too,” he eeld. “Mbat of at. Mary's Hoepital, where he Hy. rmeleatly powered to deliver the auction was the most suc- iQ I 5 Tube aM ca/' both of wMch have ra- the memben aerved at leoet was treated for face, thigh and brllHeet, etierp pteturee. “ Double oeBstod ki recent years although Kett said. / j VECIAL TO becn updated and are two terms—many four or five. ahdemen outs and dtecharged. Cbppw" CtrewOry . be felt that local people dW not 12" STEREO ■ A beipe teeeelcleee AN OUTSTANDING CARPET VALUE TO FLATTER ANY ROOM tom out ki large numbers ro Radio ••oatedde tatereate got all the “Waltoeo of tho CUS­ good buys.” ^ , W orld” TOMER Hera'a styling thot hcormonlzes with any sunoundina. . . colon BofiMimge Bale Stated to light your zoomi Ifs the kind of l ^ t y y o u ^ ^ Hie Democratic Women a NOW frART SAYm ^—OR ADD TO YOUR SAVINOS eWb of Columbia will hold a DANISH CX>NBOLB Mohawk, famous maker of carpet and rugs—and h ie lummags sals Nov. 9 from 9 DELUXE it's Mohawk you know its beauty will lost. aro- to 5 p.m. at 55 Jackson St. FUEL OIL WUHmantlo. Donations of used AM-FM StW M WAS slothing and small household Portablb 289 |j Hand-wired > Del Mar is a dream to care for, too. You can Only ^ 31/ 2 ^ WITH STEREO FM ON or BEFORE the 10th wipe away most spills in second. Thanks to Itema are needed.’. Those with ■ -----J - - » ------m a . 1am ^ i A a ilAM Ok Chassis donations to be picked up may Stereo 8 SPEAKERS hs xicb pile of Aciilan* acrjtic and moda- ONLY sail Mrs. Joseph Szegda, Mrs. aryllQ, IM Mar In m R qxlogy nrittensa Jose^ Jaswlnskl or Mra. Pe- tar Niohols. GASH SAVINGS provtip tiraewdaMe avan in neovy traffic areas. . Bead Bgmagogue oase aseoavvel^M Mtebsrs of Congregation r i ' TO INSURED mter slees to liaprove piclure O PEN D A IL Y conireet while reducing glare. Whether you're looking for wall-to-wall car­ Agudath Achbn have re-elected MANCHESTER PHONE 649-3406 BAVING8 Frame Srld Cutlom-MeUc Tuner peting or a room-dze rug, be sure to see Del Joseph TBshlik as president; S A V I M G S mMmliec the need lor IHie tuning MUton Kaakowitz, vice preri- 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. war w rw f t Mon ./J,,/ 1 .0 AM erbea chenglng Mor in our store before you make a decision. dent; Saul Blum, recording sec­ « > t t \ • I 1 > M We'll be glad to show ;j^u how easy it is to retary Buid Irvtoig Tannentoaum, FOR TV SERVICE CURRENT financial secretary. Dal lia r in youc own hema. Boiiool Board Beaaloa r r n ANNUAL r a m ## WED., THURS., FRL, •INfillliaM H m board of education will flAMXlN DIVIDEND j Tm rnrrtrMi n i i i f ii rrnrTiMLrmiiin ta U at Veatm School to­ 3 day d t 8 pJD, wMh Guy Beck, 9 AM. to 9 P.M. C o i w of Bscentliy glec^ mem^t FUEL OIL JNUNOH orn oii; b o i d i b s i . o d v e m t r t Rrood St. cnmI MldcHo'ninipIko t a n d i^ Wd row tin g. m t u r n Bteaoed Mra. M iilU Iterrick lUMimER CARPET CENTER Opposito MoncliMtor retired after ssrvlng on t ^ COOPERATIVE Budget Terms < ^ } '• > STANEK WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS board 10 years. Bilalneaa to be He MON.-TURS.-PRI. Oil rOMPANV dtecusaed Includes reports from SI.Net- i»s.% UP TO 36 l(IONTHS Shopping Porkodo RADIO and TELEVISION Principal George Patroa, Supt. TEL. 649-3406 P JX - W ip k CXXMNHl A T MOOMT ' OESNDAILr TO SdO-THURSDAT-FRUDAT TILLS PJL MKOMi sihkf;t Extra Hours m BROAP HBBSII-IUMCHaSItB M^ron Collette and the progrese rr I I.) 90 CAYS CASH at the building oommlttea. The 1.400 hi use at Porter Bohoqi PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTE.R ETVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER <«

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEM Events ITEMS 00 BY South Wtndnor ■jai MANCHESTER KIWANIS CLUB John Doney and theory with Almond Fills .Arnold Frsnohettl, a composer. In World K U M B ER S - Reception Set Red Action Puzzling In addition to his studler at NOT BY NAME Orgknist Post the university he has partici­ H AVANA (A P )—Two Cubans RADIO STATION pated In various semlnairs and claimed to'have been^ recruited | To place a bU: Give Hem For Minister chev has plenty of muscle when (Conttnaed from Page One) workshopa In 1960 Almond by the U.8. Central Intelligence | W MF 1230 number; Md prtee end FWor he wants to use It? Or was It studied choral music with Alex­ name and addreea. ▲ raoitiboa ip honor olf tlie ■enae^-on the surface—when the United States he was trying AtConcordia ander Peloquln and W ard AbO- Agency for a mission of esplo- i ON YOUR DIAL U p t . IlM odor* BaclMlar and considered against what was to tell this to? sambra at the University of EATOW nage, aabotage and sulwersion RADIO PAY FOR AND M p . Bnehelar, tiM now uaiat- happening elsewhere. Or—and Ihis'ls as valid as any David Lawrence Almond, aon Rhode Island; In 1061 with 1215V2 SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD have been killed, the Cuban other ^ e s s —was this the rea­ REDEEM ITEMS m it mtoiatar 'at tlM Wa|>pln« Oct, 4—President Kennedy an­ of the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Gharlea C. H irt and Austin C. press reported Tuesday night!* nounced this country would sell son: To try to browbeat this Lovelace at California Western “A LL MEATS FRESH C U T - f NONE PRE-PACKAGED 1” Juan Armestoy Rodrigues, one Thunday, Friday, Saturday, OaanBiunltjr Ohuroh, w ill b « held F. Almond of Weston, Mass., the Soviet Union *280 million country Into a concession—since University, San Diego; and in . of the alleged agents, was killed N ov. 7-8-6. at Watkins, O r - tookon om «:15 p.m. at South worth of wheat. The Russians a blockade could lead to much and formerly of Manchaater ha." 1962 with Cecil Lapo at Lee j by police several days ago. the ner Mala and Oak Strseta, worse—on something cooking STORE HOURS: ™ES.-WED. 0-6; TH U R^;«1.9-f W hi^m r H i«li School. had to consider this a friendly been engaged aa organise and Memorial Methodist Church, I announcement s^d. Two com- TONIGHT during regular More hour*. between this country and Mos­ choir director by Concordia Norwich. While at California Tho raoaptlon wW pr*o«d« move, even though It caused SAT. 8 to 6; CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY . . . f panions, Francisco Duenas Lian-1 Arter Nov. It. redeem at controversy for Kennedy. cow but not yet revealed to the LTitheran Church. He w ill aa- Western University Almond al­ ! din. a native of Perico in IIm CfarUrtlan BhiHatmant Fel- Cltflotd’a, 685 Main Stree* public? ■sume hta new position Sunday so studied organ music under I Matansas Province, and Qenario knrahip Suppar aponnored by He made one provision; the during regular atore boor*— wheat had to be hauled in the direction of Clarence 'Rios Perez of Jfivcllanos were through Nov. 86—(except tiM CouplM CMb. Airierlcan ships which charge Mader, and in 1962 he studied captured, the report continued. rrtm d s and mambara o f the Thanksgiving Dny). more than foreign ships—but organ musie with Carl Mein- Duenas Landin was executed 8:30 to 11:00 Wapfdn^ Oonununtty Church foreign ships could be used "as MFT Favors rich at Trinity Episcopal See the biggest and freshest display of Western Steer by a firing squad Monday, the HP Invitad to attend. required." As It turned out. the Church. Hartford, sponsored by report said. Rios Perez was Kwrnmaalan ExhMt Soviets balked, at this extra, the American Guild of Organ­ Boefi Pork* Poultry and ProYlsions in this part af Con­ given a 30-year sentence. AJbar Koromanlan, art high cost. Higher Plan ists. Officials said Armestoy was taaohar at tha Waf>plne: Bte- Oct. 10—The Soviets began the In 1961. at the First Meth­ WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY and sent on at lea.«t four missions to TONIGHT'S AUCTION ITEMS ■MBtaiy School, will dipplay hk blockade but several other odist Church. Baldwin City, and necticut! Cuba by the CIA. work and give an art demon­ things happened that day. For Of Insurance at the Lee Memorial Methodist PARIS (AP) — Nearly two stration for the Slaterhood of one. It was the day the limited Church, Norwich, In 1962, A l­ GIVE YOU FINE QUALITY IN DOING SO! million public service workers />BFMID I ‘■“P nntonintlc pereolator, mond gave lecture-recitals. He THnpla Beth Hlllel tomorrow at nuclear test-ban treaty went into The Manche.ster Federation of staged a one-day warning strike W R v U r 15 I Bll*h Hardware ...... 25.00 8:16 pjn. at the W a p p ln f; was organist and choir director 1A60 effect, a treaty which Wa.s cer- Teachers ha.s decided to sup­ in France today, cutting the nententaiy School, Room 10. U lnly a pos.sible step toward of the Bolton Congrregational , electric supply, mail deliveries 1 ao,. ''" J - i‘-j: g j : ...... Kaatena Star Meeta better relations. port a life insurance plan for Church, Bolton, from 1959 to I and garbage collection. 14G. 1 gUt rertlfU-atr. Planftand on the Parkuaj I —■» , Beaiitv Salon ...... C.06 1961; director of three chil­ Compare Our Low Everyday 5.00 Bvargreen-Wood Chapter of That same day Premier town employes recommended Many teachers also struck, 147. Two '/, gallon* Ice cream and 6 chicken dinner*. I ,„„»alc art kit. Paul'* Paint and Wallpaper dren's choirs at the First Meth­ ■aatem Star will meet today at Khru.shchev messaged opUmi.sm by the town Insurance advisory j closing a number of public Dec!'* Drlve-In ...... • •- ^ ...... i -»"or I 226. 1 folding blnoculara. Optical Style Bar '...... ‘ 5.00 odist Church, Baldwin City, for 8 pm. at the Maaonic Temple. to Kennedy about future Am eri­ ! schools. M ilitary personnel were 148. 1 Starlight electric iiiUcr. Irtoa M fg. Co ...... I ^ *hampoo. RuaeeU’* Barber Shop AOO committee, but wsmts to get in the 1961-62 season; and had Discount Prices! HoitwMea wlfl be Mni. E lla can-Soviet relations. That same ru.shed into airports when con­ 149. 250 pc*. 20” X .SO” white po*»cr board. I ^ on the discussions befpre any been organist and choir direc­ Burnham and Mrs. Blsle Ber­ day Kennedy conferred at the trol tower workers walked out. Lydall and Fould* ...... I nilinn Saira and Service MAO tor at the Faith Lutheran tram. White House with Soviet Foreign plan is adopted. The workers claim they are 150. 1 five lb. lot of butter, Darl-Mald Milk C-d., Inc, .. 4.1^ I Church, East Hartford, until ft.00 liscloa Minatrel Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. The plan recommended by the , caught in a wage-price squeeze 161. 1 watch band, I.ronard \V. Yo*l several weeks ago. 152. 1 acalp treatnu-nt and coiffure, Jon-Ly Coiffure* 6.00 The Abe K. Miller American The two men agreed to .search In.surance advisory committee i caused by the government's GROUP 20 —.______- ______C_ 158. I box Scott Family lawn seed. Laricn Foot and Auxiliary will for new agreements to end is one of two it worked out af­ FRESH CUT, CHICKEN I anti-inflation campedgn launched SA6 last September. The government John 8. Wolcott, Landscaping ...... - ...... 5.96 229. 1 gttt certificate. Popular Super Market bold tta Hianraat Minatrel at East-West tensions. Gromyko ter a study, reque.sted by Gen- 154. 1 Church *cal. toiirniallnc green, 280. 1 complete lube and oil change, South Wlndaor High School on sald he didn't know anythtog ' *''al Manajfer Richard Martin has offered to grant certain about the •• • • - The ->plan would make avail­ ■■ David L. AJmonu Mass Discussed wape adjustments but has re­ Manchcater Pipe and Supply ...... S. and G. Auto Service ' .IC , Wtday and Saturday evenings. blockade. But Just a 231. 1 Nina Ricci imported necklace. Land OTasWon AOO year before able life insurance policies for fused to meet all union de­ 165. 1 lube and oil change. Tolland Turnpike TIeilreta may be obtained from at the White House 282. 1 replacement hose for vacuum cleaner, all town employees in the and be form ally IrMtolied at the By Church Guild mands. E m o Service Center ...... M m . Janice Stewart of Fbater with Kennedy, when Khrushchev Hartford Element Appliance Center ...... A M was shipping miaailea into Cuba, , amounts of *2,000, $3,000. *1.000 10:30 a.m. service Nov. 17. CARACAS. Venezuela (API— 156. 1 gift certificate, Manchcater Dry Cleaner*...... 10.00 Bt., MM. Roaabelle Hitchcock 2SA 1 spotlight. W inkler Auto P a r t s ...... » ^ Gromyko expressed Ignorance I or *6.000. depending on the in- Almond la no stranger to Mrs. Raymond F. Schlosaer, a An American-owned refinery et Oakland Rd. er any laglon- Manchester as hla form ative 284. 1 lady’s twin sweater set, Corel Casunis ...... 20.0# nalra. about that, too. I come of the Insured. member of 9t. Bartholomew's operated on oil reserves today ' At present, town employes years were spent here while lus after terrorists sabotaged its GROUP 14 2,85. Credit toward purchase of I share of stock, PartteiiMtlngr in the minatrei Oct. 11—The United States Church and council member for are covered by *1,000 policies. ftth er was pastor o f South LEGS and twin pipelines to I.uke M ara­ Shearson-Hamlll Co...... 16.00 are nMmbera o f the poet and and the Soviet Union announced Teachers, however, are not In- jreUiodist Church. He attendf-d Our Lady of the Roeary Chap­ caibo In an attempt to shut It 167. 6 Imperial Queen row«bu*hc*, C. R. Burr and 286. 1000 printed letterheads and Mivelopea, auxiliary, the Jane Hart Danc- they were exchanging persons - I eluded In this program. Manchester .school.s, graduating ter of the Third Order o f St. (pick up in .May ’64) ...... Allied Printing Service* ...... *A00 ens. Junior auxiliary members two on each siile—who hid been down. 6 The other plan, which Is fav­ f.om high school in 1961. Dominic, was the gue.si speaker A blast knocked out the sec­ 158. 1 d re»» length black velvet, Cheney Bro*...... 18.00 2s L. 1 coffee * * cup. Hotpoint, and many othen. Joe Rourke charged with spying, although ored by the general manager, He entered Baker University. Ir-st night at the meeting of the ond of the two pipelines Tuesday 159. 1 trade certificate to be applied to any work, E. W . Coi^ilcr A p p lia n c e *...... M-00 M director. this swap had been under dis- would provide all employes Baldwin City, Kan., that fsill Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar­ as workmen were beginning re­ P. and M. Upholstery Shop* ...... 10.00 2,88. I aiitomobne battery. Turcotte Esso Station .... z i.W The auxOiary wM hold Its eusslona for weeks and perhaps 1 full lengtn^door mirror. J. A. White Glass Co. .. 20.00 months. I with flat *3.000 policies, regard- and studied voice, organ and tholomew. She discussed "The pairs on a companion line blown 160. 1 chpnncl master dual range ext. speaker, 2.89. nguMr misting at the Legion leas of their yearly incomea. theory. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass,” up the previous day. Barlow’* Television ...... 10.95 240. 2 shock absoWrs. front or rear, any ear, tostalled. B all Wednaaday at 8 p.m. Mrs. But that day the Russians con­ I Under both plana, employes In September 1662, he ma­ stressing the active participa­ ‘Boy Meets GirV Opens Thursday It was the seventh and eighth 181. 1 Stannlte Kodak camera, Ozzle’t Shell ^ r v lc e ...... M.T0 Bmma Bata, department United tinued to blockade the American Convoys. I would be required to corvtrlbute triculated to Barit College of tion of the laity ki the early BREASTS Menibera o f the UbUe ItMeuter o f Mlanchester rebeanse for "B oy M «eto Girt,’’ a time the pipes were sabotaged. Salem Nassiff Camera and Photo Shop ...... 18.60 Nhtiona chairman, wiU be guest Oct. 12—The Russians sudden­ ' to the premium cost. Mu.xic, University of Hartford. part of the ceremnoy. QUARTERED xvMdi win be preaembed tomorrow, Friday and Saturday af 8:30 a.m. at Bowens S e t^ The pro-Communlst Armed 162. 1 pair child’s cowboy boots, size HV)"® ipttikmr. A motion adopted by the M FT During hia sophomore year he Refreshments were served Audltartugn. Starve Blum, left, playing a movie tycoon, "C. F ." dtocuases tlie soenarto wWli Forces for National Liberation Manchester Green Shoe Outlet. Ine...... 5.96 GROUP 21 The auxiliary la ^Mosoring ly lifted the blockade. The Ken­ at a recent membership meet­ studied voice with John Walker, during the social hour after the wriltori, Malted left. Joe Santlni, piayliig J. Cartyie Benesxi and Elrnert CUrillo, playing B o ^ were blamed for the attacks. 163. 1 box (50) cigars. Webster Queens, shirt, wool. Ma annual appaal for the Veter­ nedy admlnlstrauon attributed 241. 1 Pendleton manl It to a misunderstanding. ing .supporting tha first plan organ with John Doney who is program by the Youth Commit­ by Law. Allan Ooe Jr., who plays the oowboy star, Larry Toma, indloatea to Rosalie U N ITE D NA-nONS, N .Y Meyer Mendelsohn. Ine...... 16.M ans ChTtetmae Shopa at the Glenney’s Men’s reads aa follows: organist and choir director at tee o f the guild.. Blum, aa Suale Saafcrook. thalt be tWnka the i*>t doean’t help hSa pubBc image Philip (AP) — Thirty-seven nations 164. 1 Blazon Kiddle's scooter, Keith’s Variety Store . 4.99 ilgh and 2 spreading jexr* 24" Newington. Rooky Hill and Oct. 31—At his news confer­ 242. 2 upright yews 24" While both the proposed life Bt. James' Episcopal Church in A Day of RecolieoUon will be BurgeM Sr. U ftreoUng tha piay. Tlckefa are avertable at the door. The box office will have asked the United Nations ^165. 1 bottle multiple vitamin caps., Westown Pharmacy 6.00 West Haven Hoapitala. All ence Kennedy said Khrushchev wide at 54.00 each. had steadily been pulling his insurance plans are of a mini­ West Hartfoid, choral conduct­ coiuiucted by the guild si the to launch a 10-year drive costing 166. 1 shampoo and set (creme). Creative Coiffure* . . 8.00 20.00 giMs Should .be in ^ Nov. 18. open at 7:46. HeraW photo by Plnito8. .______GranUai)d Nursery ami Landsoap* troops out of Cuba. Since the ing with Philip Treggor, and church on Dec. 1 from 2 to 5 *1.9 billion to teach 3S0 million 167. 1 gal. Paragon I.atex Interior Ken-Flo Gtfta are needed for men and mal nature, Ufa insurance cov- 248. 1 set tire chains. optlbnaJ size, presence of those troops in Cuba , erage with town rosponsibility composition with Bdiward Jay p.m. The Rev. Eldward Bo t v of men. women and children how (your choice of color) Vernon Paint and Wallpaper .6.95 Manchester Motor Inc...... 2A00 xroman; boys from Infancy to M ilier and Tim othy Cheney. the LaSalette Novitiate, Bloom- C lb. to read and xvrite. Countries 168. 1 g ift cerMflcate, D ari* Bakery ...... 5-90 10 yaara; and girls from 8 to had kept Americans angry, their is at least a step in the right 244. 1 Hitchcock chair, oholW of finish, withdrawal could be considered direction. This year Almond is studying P.eld, will be the guest spenker. Hoot-Hop Tickets where illiteracy ranges as high 10 yearn. G ift xrcxgiptnga may Watkins Brothers ...... friendly. "It is the reicommendation of Mrs. Nhu, Children as 90 per cent would assume the 245. 1 case motor oil, Ruflnt’s Flying A Service ...... lAOO accompany the gM. Anyone Then It started again. { m ajor share of the co.st. GROUP 15 wirtdng to make a contribution the MFT that repreoentattvea On Sale at MHS 246. 1 golf putter. Connecticut Golf Land, Inc...... 14.96 nay ocntact Mrs. Stewart or Nov. 4—The Russians block­ of teacher organizations be in­ 169. I Mickey Mouse carousel play tent, 247. 1 gift certificate toward purchase of any ® COLT'S TO MOVE rug. Smith’s 1-pholsterlng and Rug Cleaning Shop lAOO iCia. HMchcoek. aded another convoy In East volved in discussions leading to •rieketa for tha “Hoot *n Manchester Surplus Sales Co...... ■ • 20.00 Seen Settling Here H ARTFO RD (AP) - Colt’s 248. 1 front end alignment, ciarke M otor S a le s ...... A60 The poet and auxiliary urge Germany. The State Department the implementation of such a Hop.” xrttfa Brad Davis oa maa- 170. 1 clock planter. King’s Furniture ...... 19.95 called this action very serious proposal." Fire Arms will move from 249. 1 certificate for diy cleaning, all reaidente to diapiav the tor o f oarcmonlaa, xrill be on leased quarters in Hartford to 1 171. Gift certificate for professional cleaning. American flag on Veterans Day, and "completely unacceptable (Oonttaned from Page One) Wash and Clean ...... 'I-**** Ftsher Dry Cleansers, Inc...... l ii , " , ' aale tomorrow and Friday In the West Hartford as a result of a I 250. 12 tlcketa each good for 1 hamburger, 1 triple Nov. 11, In ramemhrance of to us.” There were' calls in Con­ SPECIAL HAIRDO SPECKS 172. 2 suit* qr plain dresses dry cleaned. gress to smash the blockade. Pazianos Head *13.3 million U.S. Army contract thick shake>nd 1 bag French frlee, thoea xeho gawa their lives in NEW YORK (API — A local •orrlidor neuct to the school the deaths of Diem and her hus­ New England Laundry ...... Then late Ihesday once again firm is marketing eyeglass lor new lightweight rifles, a McDonald’s System Hamburger* ...... AOO time of war. oafeteria during the kmeh pe­ band, Ngo Dlnh Nhu, the coun­ 178. 2 deluxe pizzas, lullano’s Bakery and Pizzeria ... .6.00 the Russians lifted the blockade. frames designed especially for Of Cornell Club spokesman for the company said 251. 2 large pizzas, hamburger and mozzarella, COMBO riod aa xvell as at the gymna- 174. Haircut, shampoo and set, Beauty B o x ...... 6.00 The fact that the Russians twice women who have had a prob­ try's political strong man, and yesterday. The contract is ex­ Dino’s Restaurant ...... ■; ■ ■ • • ■■■■.■■■ • • ...... “ •V® N Maarhaater Kvenlng Herald 175. 1 merchandise certificate, Michael’s Jewelers . 10.00 ahim FViday night pected eventually to increase 262. D ry cleaning or laundry, Sxrise la a a d ry . . 5A0 Sootti Wtodaer eorreaponient, Invoked a blockade disproved lem reading under a halrdyer her anxiety over the welfare of E. George Pazlanoe has been 176. 1 Ift-ft. Ice riiatlng rink, L. H. Hale Super Store 10.98 any suggestion that the first becau.se normal-.sized earpieces live talent for the show, employment at Colt’s by several Laora Kata, telepbaae 844-1768. her children. She also was re­ named president of the CJornell hundred. 177. 2 side mirrors, Manchester Plymouth, Inc., blockade was a misunderstand­ refuse to go pa.st the curlers. xrtiich win begin at 7:30 p.m., (Installed) ...... 18.90 ing or an accident. covering from the effects of a Lawyers' Club of Washington, GROUP 22 m Called "Salem Specks," t h e w ill include Ronnie and the 178. 1 Church seat, regency blue. Why did It happen at all? One minor eye operation performed D.C. new frames have shortened Hi-Ubes, the Belmonts, the Manchester Pipe and Supply ...... 25.8. I 6-cell flashlight. Diamond Police Bquipnwnt Co. AOO guess Is as good as another. All bars that cling to the temples last---- Thursda. night. A doctor He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Subbing Program Angela featuring their hit rec­ who removed a cyst from her 179. 1 dry plant arrangement, Pentland The Florist . • 10.00 254. 1 American Motor* auto compass, might be wrong except for the I rather than fitting over the George M. Pazianos. of 23 Green ord. "My Boy FYiend's Back,” eyelid took out the stitches RANGE 180. 1 Bernz-o-matlc propane torch kit with extra fuel De Cormier Motor Sales, Inc...... ^ ..... 6 .^ evidence It was not an accident. ears. Hill St., and nixiy, a resident of Set by MHS PTO the Viscounts, the GoMlens and Tuesday. cylinder, Barrett Plumbing S u p p ly ...... « »8 255. 2 complete dinner* on menu, Cnvey's Reetmirant ATO Was it an attempt to put heat tiM Guardonven.’ Suitland, Md. A source' close to Mrs. Nhu Pazianos. a 1961 graduate of 2.'16. 1 gift certificate. Tot* 'n Teen* ...... ^ ...... AOO on Kennedy to force him Into The Soroptlmlat Club of Man- FUEL OIL 257. 100 gal*, fuel oil (No. 2). Cooperative OH Oo. .... 16.60 *BtMlng 8or Johnny and compromising or abandoning said that she. left Saigon five Cornell Law School, ia legisla­ L’J oheater ia sponsoring the dance GROUP U 26A 4 gals, oulslde white Eagle paint, the condition he laid down about EXTRA TENDER. U A N weeks ago with *5,00Q spending tive aide to Sen. Claiborne Pell Siary,** a ftnntllnr program fior the b o iefit o f the Chil- GASOLINE I^rsen's Hardware, Inc...... 26.00 shipping wheat to the Soviet Plagued Day And money for herself, her daughter of Rhode Island. He has served w8tti i t o liinchaator High ftrea’s Servtoes of Omneoticut. and her secretary. He said she 181. 1 gift certificate. Friendly lee Cream ...... 4.97 259. 2 new recap snow tires, mounted. Union In high-priced American aa an assistant to former Rep. 182. 1 gift certificate. Slop and Shop ...... 6.00 Behocl FTO, xrtH take plaoa to- ships? Among tha gueat ehaperona had no money banked abroad. Frank Kowalski of Connecticut. Carter’s Chevrolet ...... • ...... Night with Bladder nrUl be Mr. and M m . Hayden There have been rumors in 188. 1 lounging yacht chair. 260. 1 Wratinghouse clock radio, Norman s m a ...... IP.WS aaonraw ait T:16 pm . A S par WasTras itIk Ika nudgenuuge tolO thisulIB COUnirycountry i| Mtoa m ■ A 1952 graduate of Manchee- BANTLV OIL Uggett Rexall Parkade Drug Store ...... » 00 Saigon, however, that Mrs. Nhu 1 86” X 80” alunilmim combination door (Instal­ enlacfaitudenlaatMHB, kiclud not to get giddy about the pros- | 1 | C I ^ A I I I i A I T Y Griswold Jr., Atty. and Mrs. ter High School, Pazlanoe did 261. Paul Marta, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ and her fam ily had large sums COAIIVVNV, INC. 184. 1 hand painted California cigarette box, lation extra), .Manchester Awning Co...... pects of truly better relations 6 ^ «® V w Illlw l I * undergraduate work at CJornel! W’llton’s Gift Shop ...... « tag Grada 0, are- ramln ded not UnwlM tatlna or- drinking laay b« a CUBE ert Stark^, Mr. and Mrs. of money banked in Fixuice and 262. I Zenith FM radio, Potterton’s, Inc...... 38.95 any time soon since the Hus- Undveralty where he was pres­ i;j. :M.\i.\ to be lata for encil set, Shoor Jewelers .. 14.95 284. 24 quarts motor oil, . n iin k e< it— only #H e* a OLI E-PIMIENTO er OM OUR wvc uM uarr r m p o r t ctm n * 210. Arrangement of artificial Bird of Paradise flowers Eastern States Farmers Exchange ...... 7.0" day! with green foliage and grapes. 285. 2 gals. Prqstone. I can sealer and 1 rust tnhlbner, Tea, thanks to Mobilheat PICKLE-PIMIENTO Park HUl Joyce Florist ...... 16.00 Maple Super Service, Ine- ...... AOO —and an oil-fired hot water 211. 1 Revere orlon cardigan, white, Alex Hackney ... 15.96 286. 1 vacuum cleaner replacement hoee. L l J hei^ter o f correct capacity— . . . we talked about the tremendous impor­ N W n 212. 1 bag of Dupont fertilizer, little and McKinney .. 4.96 Appliance Service Center of M an ch ester...... AOO your family can taka care 287. 1 ^lanhattan shirt, Davidson A Leventhal...... AOO tance of investment research to properly 218. 1 home TV repair call, o f all their washing needs Manchester Television Service and S a le s ...... 5.00 288. 2 full dinner* at $2.50 each. Three J’s Reetanrant 5,00 at one time. interpret complicated data. Your Putnam rej^ ...FOR PENNIES A MONTH I 214. 1 trade certificate, 5lornlng Glory Lunch ...,,,. 6.00 Mom can do the family resentative has research service available and wash. Bis can do the diahea 215. 2 complete steak dinners, at the saune time Junior LOAF can apply it to your particular investment Few fiomlies can afford Uie servicee of an Howa^ Johnson Restaurant ...... 8.00 BONUS ITEMS 216. 1 permanent wave, Liijon Salon of Beauty ...... 15.00 take# kia bath, and you en­ needs. Why not ask him about a stock you aoooontant to keep the budget in balance. But The following 7 item# wUI bb ottered an BONUSES dnriag joy a ahower,' are interested in right now. Wednesday night’s ancUon: Don't delay— phone us to- with a Hartford National diecihjng account, Find out how easy it is LOOK AT W HAT ONLY «1.00 • wiio needs one? You have a record of bills GROUP 19 One 8-plece set— lady’s dresser set. Fuller Brush Co. . .ISAO free information Two Manhattan shirt# at $5.00 each, Clifford’s ...... lO.W to switch to a Mobtlheat- paM. youpay thoae billB fifom the oomfiMft 217. i golf kart, E. L, Hardware, King’s ...... • • flrad xrater htat WILL BUY AT MEATOWN! 218. I complete line Stephen’s Hair grooming set. One new savings a«'count, Saving# Bank of Manchcater lOJK) ■Average family of four. of yotff home . • • you know at a* glance the Green Barber Shop,...... 10.00 T^our Ice cream cakes at $2.50 each, Royal Ice Oraam . .10.00 thero ia anly one ikoa— le body wave, Mr. Dallas, hairdresser...... 16.00 Aa elaaaie brogae—imd k XTRA, INCORPORATED status of the budget: no wonder a Hartford 216. 1 fruit tray, Zeran .lewelcrs ...... 9.95 AMERICAN CHEESE . 2 lbs. I gift certificate, Nlcliolas-.Manchester Tire Cn. . . 15.00 le single O.E. electric blanket, Hartford Electric NEW mtwt be antbentie firoai ptnrap 220. ^ A L L F A l H f National diecking account is “a real bargain 221. 12 WWOTW OOaSFAWW LEAN LAMB for STEW 5 lbs. (3 ) GIVE NAME and 723 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MobiIhGat IT^i GLENNEY’S^hS? 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PAGE NINETEEH rAOT EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1963- MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, l^OVEMBER 6, 1968 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE / with MAJOR HOOPLE Pr«Hy Smocking Manchester Parkade Stores Aiwww Be K hsIIB b I T vy tsm i Is O ptm l XOMit 4bir owe HARVEST HILL PACKAGE Coffee Breok n isrs Is sound, acUob and STORE has FINK CHAM­ color at W. T. GRANT COM­ PAGNE, also sFARKXaNG SAm t t BIwk HAiNP-HMN HEBEAT ACBOM Bargains PANY, on the tower r i» « t floor BURGANDT, $2JW a flCth, MBTDTH' wheN TO TLA N D is twkse SA( labeled "Harvest CrMt’* Start 'l?E«»R' ICaffMtjnw' SS^Mhkl«4lk Mg as iMt yesr. lYhat an array y8«,OSWALD.V/E "s n a t c h ON BHotbtmaft your Thanksgiving dfamar srlth CsmAiNLV b e r ;rWNiSHTHE ODlt of doUa and oarrlages, FELL AELEEP iN-fH' THAT LAST SKlod W c*k* 4CtM|iM (pot WINE------B FROM PiUUS, jiMt Bks HAVE 30LLY nMMnfs and wardrobes, lliere *»ITMHISF*CT W Ktraeo HONKOF • 12 Modal pnyw iPonilar Listed by The Inquirer they serve at fqmoua Maxine’s THAE* IN THE call donndon are mechantcal toys tor hours Restaurant, new that a fuH bn# HOI5TED UPON-frt' DOWNW iCAKBf-^ and hours of fun plus games OLDOAYi/WILU s p il l e d ISMale i l W ' • Mr. Sod* of thki imported win# to kvail- iOU EVER FOR 6TOVE,AN*HI«^HOeE 0AXBD , 14 Not wortlnf tAfglMB nobto that teach, amuse and test the |CAU6RTFIRE? HAM?AN MORE FOOD i able at HARVEST RILL (SETfiUS IsroBMle MIM BMuniflcMit skllU. K in g your Christmas PACSCAGE STORE. Thar# ar# BUGGS BUNNY 1 HE DREAMED THAT HE went „ ONHiSVEST’ leAnforJD AHfCT , ^ . 9tAroma AnOM list to GRANTS TOTLAND 5N006L6HE1M. DOUBLE UrtMAN 1 MAO BOCMCLETS aplenty bars to TAPTAlN OFOUR HUNTER*^ HARHE66 17 Top mw (tNL)ioBoddM and check off. each youngrier’s SHOP WAS BURNy SRAB PORjtfOR 60PPER IS Efcapobl* 11 Htrddic bond MTriBhat taka the guesswork out o f aarv- v o l u n t e e r Main Street Stores name with a just-right gift to ORDER O ' '^AINT THERE A lNGUP//3i^ ileiESV- ..-.HAmom aOMl«~ a s e . - Ey«-Catching! Ing wlnaa Offer your guaau COTTAGE CHEESE CHANCE VA BEEN AND POMP- 21 OitrkMIko 23 NortboMton SlKpoi— Storea Around Town gladden the heart. It's fun to axotlc dishes, when you eook Newest Relenses Are Here AN’TOMATERSI ON THAT DIET A iRT^ A British mUIUD iwe* ,tiiM (sb.)imw.f S4MlaUd Hw 'Noel Shop’ * "plsy house” wMh equipment with wine. Radpes ars here. focto (sb.) 24 RoniMlod knot STXapMidabla ffciH»f AU Bag Braiders aadd I.et the HoUdaya Oobm Twinkles with a joy only the WILTON'S GIFT SHOP, 964 for cooking, cleaning and home­ uru 700 LDMQ, ^ 24 SpooftoK Hookeref The avalanche of extra aetiv- Christmas season can Inspire. Mlaln Streut, is headquarters for making, all scaled to size. Therb Safety first: Never nss a loaflnc 26 Disable •“^SSSSim U rRASSR RUO CaiAFT STU­ lUea-can be taken in stride as genuine "HUM M EL ’ Agurih6s, 28TlddI no— . . ddThinei ediw Located on the downstairs floor are aotkm toys to push ’n pull, cooking utensU on vrhlch the 27na*ered DIO hae Just received over 1000 long as we have dependable including the five latent aub- 32 Miss Merkel chides nine of Watkins, ^you are greeted to sit ’n ride, toys you've seen handle is loose. poWMle oF choice wool rug “MA R U N IZIN O ’’ the ONE with the big and little gifts,of jeots. Do see " 1 ^ Builder” , on televlalon. There are hobby 32 Snprome BelBf r - (Utia) r * T“ r atrifM. Bet you never saw such HOUR IMRT CUCANINO at 30 great charm, all thoughtfully "Waab Day”, "CToae Har­ sets that devek» talents and Allow Yootaelf Plexty a* Time 3SD«ii ( ■ 1 a wide variety and only 75c a East Center Street and 3M oelected to make your Christ­ mony". No one owns just one build young minas. Fdr fun in­ Once kwlde " K N i m i l ’S 36 Son !5" 1 ■ pound. Always eaay parking at West Middle Tpke. to handle In "Hummel.” Watch your col­ 38 Merganser 1 ■ l i l ■ ■ ■ mas, 1968, the most joyful ever. doors and ouCi for games ga­ W ORLD" you won’t be able to 40 Miss Hsgen rRASSai'B at loa Hartford a quick, efficient way the extie There are MUSIC BOXES, $8.00 lection grow because the heart lore, ChrisCmas shoppers are pull jrouraelf away, becausa iT hungers for "Htimmel.” 41 Scuttle-butt L l E □ □ □ Road, directly acroas from the work that stepped-up enter­ tuneful and gay. CANDIES at heading for the TO YLAN D at with every turn you’ll aaa aome- 48CanM bmk i r pine Street fire atation. taining and h o ^ ta lity Involves Christmas are an age-old tradl- W. T. ORANT COMPANY. Say thlBg intarMting that cMeheft bsek-biting □ J □ □ □ All work Is done on the prom­ Uoh, and here ytxi’Ii And them On Hand lor a Beet-Dreaaed CHARGE rr.' 45 Ocean your eyea Thera are gtomor- BT k ' A Man la Hard to Buy for? ises so no valuable time is shaped and scented and colored Look 47 Indo-Chinese 1 r Miilady kn«w« that GLOVES ouf Christmas TREE ORNA­ language LM 3 I f he amokes, you can dou­ .lost In getting your freshened for the Yuletide season. Holiday MENTS you can maka Ptoa on ?r ST ST IT trimmed head bands, $1.00, for add a cerialn flair to any. cos­ Plsaa ‘Hit# the Spot’ 48 Ditch ble fail pleasure with one vialt wardrobe (also di^perles, slip­ stitching up a hoUday akirt 81 Snack wHb — big and little girls are a de- tume. JANBrrS H AT SHOP. Etopeoially when they come f A n OLD sr s r H n to OAVK’S SMOKE SHOP. Ill covers, scatter rugs) back to from DING’S IT A LIA N when you see by-the-yard beau­ coftse Oent^ Street, headquarters for you, colors brightened, clean- I I ^ t to wear or to give. 968 Main Street, goes to all \ PAL FOR 8 8 1 ^ of fast u H □ lengths to please you %vhen it KITOHEN, hot and bubbly, ties lined up here, that ^larkle sr sr m im p ^ e d and domesUc tobac- smelling, smoothly pieasod. (KRI8TM AS CARDS are con­ ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN f L , DINNER horse oomes to dressy and sport you’ll say, "Pizza never ta st^ and shimmer with TRIM- □ coa, cigarettes, plus "Meers­ You needn't get behind in keep­ veniently arrayed In all their 57 FsUore IK— gloves to keeip you fartkonably better." Why not enjoy PIZZA MINOS by "Franken” (gold 58 Othello’s IT 1 chaum" pipes, and a line of ing enough freshly laundered, beauty and meaning for your AMOHUMML. zm m tm m t ...AH’ we F16fia outfitted light to your flnger- tonight wMh mushrooms, sau­ braid, fringe, edging). I f "ahe' rrvuAE ,YW?? WH«» WELL,tP VaifPflOTA betnjer gift-priced humidors, pouches, crisply Ironed SHIRTS ready leisurely selection. Very special 7HOU6Hrn> 7>W THIS WOULD BE HOT WMHlBt MEPAL, MOU'P ALVSMTS , i r n IT ORNAMENTS are here. A tlps. You’ll clap your hands sage, salami, anchovies, or ba­ likes to work with her hands, MDlckms 1 for wear as long as "M ARTl- give her a K IT that contain# eoOH!! ( vw f HMWONE BETTER IN HOT ou r IF I'M ow "CHAIPERONE" the new prod­ other condiments will keep bug- reolpe, grate the potatoes di­ DRAPERY PANELS for $19.- For Ollstming Windows free emd unfrozen In a deep IM4-14-lt-30 Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ W ATK IN E has the gifts the MV LASrUtdSOR uct (for women and men i that rectly Into it to help keep the 95 a pair (regulfuty $281. Bor­ ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OK G e t -"PPG•’ W I N D O W 6 freeze. family will enjoy. LAMPS, so XT LEAST 9 0 M E - ■tops perapiratlon effeSUvely.' ■puds white. dered with your choice of AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, CLEANER with silicone from PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER THlMd ABOUT m V Even if you work under ten­ 5023-N bronze floral or a blue medal­ JOHNSON PAINT CO.. 723 decorative and cheerful, abound CASE.'HE MUST lion paittem, these will be c\is- N.T. in the spacious Lamp Depart­ t h i n k sion, are inclined to become The U ttle Shop’ ’Ihe beautiful butterfly make/ For 1st-class mailing add 10c Ivlain Street. Thi.s effecUve I'M A FAT- Now You Can Color Styrofoam tom-taitored to the length you ment. Set them on Uie floor, on BUT HEAP--HE TELLS nervious easily. "Chaperone" is A t 306 East Center Street has this a most attractive sweater! Create more holiday magic for eadi pattern. Print Name, cleaner Is produced by the Pitts- ME NOTHIN’— require, and the finished dra­ the deak, pin them on a wall, WOW Sf LOVE WIM. the gentle antiperspirant to Just unpacked a choice selecUon You’ll fkid It eaay to knit in the than ever before, now that Address with Zone, Style No. buigh Plate Glass people and TELLS IT ALL really keep you dry, $2.95 for a of HOLIDAY DRESSES in a peries will be Installed In ymir .you'll find LAM PS for every OO VOUA A LL RlQWTl TO MV WIFE.' Stockinette stitch and rich BOTH FAIRWAYS have deco- and Size. It pots a lustrous shine on your KNOW 3-month siqiply. LENOX complete range of straight and blending colors. home. Dress up the bedroom winctows and nilrrors to twinkle need, some fashioned with a lan­ raUng SPRAY' PAINT to use on while the SALE ON BED­ The new fall ft winter '63 'MOU'LL' PH ARM ACY offers "DE3SERT half-sizes. Do come In and try Pattern No. 6023-N has full Basic Fashion is pure sewing through Uie holiday season. tern base, or a pistol, antique styrofoam. Available In gold, SPREADS continues. Hand­ copper, or a patriotic motif. FLOWER" at HALF PRICE some on. TTiere are sheaths and knit directions for sizes 12, 14, delglht. Send 50c now for copy. Your windows have that “Just LOVE sliver and copper, give your im somely tailored spreads are DramaUc or diminutive, a for a limited time. This hand- two-piece outfits in the soft, 16, 18 and 20 inclusive; diagram agination full sway. cleaned look" for weeks and and-t>ody lotion, with the new silhouette, all styled for the for'butterfly design. now $21 and up.(reg. $29 to weeks. Spray "PPG " W INDOW LA M P from W ATK IN S, to the "heart" of lanolin, will nourish gala hoUdays by famous-names To order, send 35c in coins $35) MAR-SAL DRAPERY. D rea for the Holidays CLEANER on and wipe dry. center of light and oonveraatlon. Just Telephone and Set the Table SHOP has been newly-enlarged summer-dried skin and also THE LITTLE SHOP has a Wg to: Anne Cabot, The Mamches- Every big and little girl likes The ahine almost blinds you! ward off winter winds. With ter Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. It’s that easy to serve up a emd redecorated. Your ac­ a new dress for Thanksgiving Mildewing in bamboo blinds selection of apparel milady nourishing meal when you call quaintance la Invited. This tel­ Beat of all your windows stay the holidam looming on the OF AMERICAS, NEW TOM from MARI-MAD’S. 691 Main gleaming bright because "PPG ” can be prevented by taking the likes best. PKXDLO'S PIZZA PALACE ephone is af your aervloe. 643- horizon, there Is still time to 36. N. Y, Street. So pretty and practical, repels dust and flngermaj’kfl Ume to shellac the blinds when just north of the Post Office, 9 ^ . work on your conq>lexton, heal­ For Ist-clase mailing add 10c the HOUDAY DRESSES for When you clean windows a sec­ they are new. Ser\" a Festive Dessert 849-3009. Order hearty PIZZAS girls up to size 14 (also Chub- ing those troublesome areas. For your November entertain­ for each pattern. Print Name, ond time, alUcone, removes the and GRINDERS. Smack your Book Your Beauty ettes) have a party appearance Benefit by the Good Report "Noxema” COVER OIRL la the ing, R O YAL ICE CREAM CO. Address with Zone and Pattern old layer of glaze and crea/tea lipB over spaghetti,' ravioli, la­ Appointment and year round wearability. Oh, COBURN ft MIDDLE- liquid make-up that is medi­ on Warren Street, makes very Number. sagne, gnocchl, cavatelll, TAKE a now coating of protective Just 50c for. the new '63 A l­ Pick up your phone tomor­ there are powder puff pastels to BROOK, 629 Main Street, In­ cated to improve the complex­ fancy ICE CREAM DESSERTS. OUT ORDERS will be ready for brilliance. II-* 4 c ji^ g 0 ^ ion as it prevents skin prob­ bum! Many lovely designs! Di­ row and dial 643-8651. make a young girl glow! She'll vites you to read the progress lUte the silhouette slices center­ you In shortest possible time. love a c50RDUR0Y jumper in lems and serves to cover any rections for suit and afghim in SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON Tough -meat can be made report of the "GOVERNM kN T ing a turkey motif In a con- Or, you may satisfy your hunger the high-fashion A line, with the and all blemishes naturally. knit; dolly edgings and hUppers to reserve the time most con­ more tender by soaking for a EMPLOYES FTNANCDAL OOR- BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL trasting flavor. An IC?E CREAM for good Italian foods here. venient for you to enjoy get- new lowered waist. Madonna PO R AH O N STOCK" for the The price Is $1.50 plus tax for CAKE is a two-ln-one treat. In crochet! OPEN TO 8 A.M. on Thurs., few minutes in strong vinegar light, medium and brunette at ting your Thanksgiving PER­ blue 'VEL'VET dresses, styled on 6-month period ending June, It’s a centerpiece. It's an ap­ Frl., and Sat. OPEN TO 1 A.M. princess lines, $11.95 In size 10, water. I ^ <70X PHARMACY. Festtve Fund Raisers MANENT WA'VE. You re­ 1963. Oome In or call 643-1106. OH.I HAVE WHICH O f ^ * om>i.Mia.w.TJtii»ea>*sn pealing dessert. There will be on Sun., Tues., Wed. Closed ceive an Invigorating shampoo, make her feel lady-llkO and A SWEETIDOrH/ happy smllee around your table If you're looking for sure-fire Mondays. The proprietor wants Pay by Check The Companionship of a oreme rinse, test curl, soft per- grownup. You’ll think of cran­ Versatlle Styrofoam IGUESO/ "Doors closed to minority groups everywhere! North, heroes are aaade -not BORM Te-wAiMae Ire when you offer the perennial ways to raise money for your to please you at PICCOLO’S Open a CHECKING AC­ ^■kaM» k ■lirl1l^ liv e Pet maheik wave, flnlshed with a berry sherbet when you see the BOTH FA IR W A Y S have th# the South, and now here— ^to my relatives!" favorite SPUMONI. ROYAL club, P T A or church bazaar, PIZZA PALACE. impeccably tailored dress ivlth COUNT a t CONNECTICUT N new season set that will be Im­ wideat assortment of STYRO- How nicely a chUd matures ICE CREAM is available at the oome to P LA N T LA N D ON THE BANK AND TRUST COM­ mensely fiatteiring. You’ll want handsome accent stitching, X ^ ...... FOAM in this area. 'What daz- and developa with increased un­ fine drug and grocery stores P A R K W A Y where the down­ noth Anniversary Celebration $8.98 In size 12. Bring your P A N Y and enjoy the armchair derstanding, when he’s been to look your aibtractlve best for « m v ^ e i ^ rf'^atter^^ holiday centerplecea and In your neighborhood. stairs area has been trans­ HOUSE ft HALE DEPART­ the ftm-fllled weeks just ahead daughter to MARI-MAQ'S soon. responsible for the care and formed into a "HOLIDAY MENT STORE has been an It costs no more to have first your bilii, Sa.ve your»eM time decoralion® you BEN CASEY The talented staff at SCHULTZ and energy, when you pay l»y your home with STYROFOAM, feeding of a pet. THE PET Some November Evening HOLLOW." Here you’ll esteemed landmark on Main BE AU TY SALON asks dnly choice while' the selection of SHOP at DEPOT SQUARE is Plan to have dinner at ■tiwfoam. spray paint pine street these many years. The HOUDAY DRESSES is plenti dlieck and have an accurate available here In sheets, cones, for the opportunity of serving record of your expenditures, too. wreaths, balls of all sizes, ail headquarters for healthy para­ FIANO’S RESTAURANT A cones, garlands materials fo r , new management Invites you to you at 983 Main Street. While ful in every size and style. keets, canaries, pi^^ies, trop­ COCKTAIL LOUNGE, Route 6 makinging deo.decorative table trees,; Uie . -fully-stocked . and redecorat­ you are here there are many There are three Miancheater of- dimensions. IF THATS WHAT yOU ical flrti, hamsters. Your boy Della Robla wreaths, and daz-; «d store, taking this opportunity FINISH yOUR INTERNSHIP REAUy WISH, I'M CERTAIN and 44 in Bolton, where you will BEAUTY PRODUCTS FOR I f you use a breadbox, don't flees to serve you: 893 Main f T l l ^ I KXAMOTHBtHOtPnALt DR-ZORBA WUX RELEASE and girl will wartder about in be served chef-prepared food zllng centerpieces. You . can to say "thank you" to friends SALE. You'll find .satisfying forget to wash it once a week. Street. 16 North Main and the' tlC 1 lir f llll ASIDE FPOMITS BEIN8 you AND ARRAN6E FOR this fascinating shop wide-eyed. in tempting variety. The smooth make them Inexpensively to b e' and customers and invlUng one aMweni to your beauty prob­ Dry the in.Mde o t the box thor­ Park a^. • ^ S e tn L ^ QUITE IRREBULAR, A TRANSFER. Provide a pet for your young­ service Is prompt and gracious. ■napped up by early Christmas and all to get re-acqualntea with lems here. oughly and allow tt to air be­ DOCTOR.»VWOr/ ster; the experience will be en It's a relaxing way to end a shoppers. Decorate~ your own the modernized and up-dated fore using tt again. HOUSE ft HALE. You’ll find richlng for all. Informative busy day and a stimulating way lioma tastefully. Register now Shoes Wear Out booklets are here, pertaining to to Mart an evening. It’s not too for the CHRISTMAS W ORK­ leading name brands on all What a Value! three spacious floors, plus at- They can be expertly renewed the care and feeding of pets. early to make plans for the SHOP, scheduled for the eve­ at HOUSE ft HALE SHOE CREATIVE COIFFURES, 696 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL BIRD FEEDEiRS and W ILD nings of Nov. 21 and 32 also tentlve service and plettslng Main Street, offers a PERM ­ happiest Thanksgiving D a y GE AC3- SERVICE. Until you have BIRD SEED are available at ever, if you reserve a tatole now Dec. 5 and 6. Trim your home prices. OPEN A CHARGE ANENT WAVE AND HAIR- COUNT at HOUSE ft HALE. pair of ladles' shoes resoled I TH E PE T SHOP at the DEPOT at FIANO’S RESTAURANT. with artistry and Imagination here, you’ll perhap.s never real- [ C!UT for $7.49 complete. Make your appointment now, while SQUARE. 643-2342. this year after attending one Ize how daintily the finished Investment Center this special price prevails I ^OmOF'KBOBDfffJ session of thi.s informative work looks. It tsAes the kind ot-\ course In holiday decorating. Need inveotment advice or oainstaklnzt P'^^alns speakers for your meetings? old-BchooI„.u-»cuwi talent. Paipsta^ngi ..normal" hair that has not V PLANTLAND ON THE PARK­ care, the pride of a job well bleached or permanently 691 MAIN S'TREET—MANCHESTER W A Y is OPEN 7 DAYS A Call Manchester Investment headquarters, SH EARSON, done, that is available at colored. Conveniently located Q i l WEEK. HOUSE ft HALE SHOE SERV­ ySUATEMAu/ \ j/ ------HAMMILL ft COMPANY. 913 right on the Main Street level, ICE. Come In to meet "Nick". why postpone the beauty and I I I O^HS I \ Count on a five-ounce can of Main Street, a member of the Bring your light-colored sum­ water chestnuts yielding aho'jt New York Stock Exchange. confidence that you get from a JjUfUL mer shoes and purse in to be Mexico pi-ofe.ssional permanent wave a dozen. Telephone 649-2821. dyed a suitable ^ n te r shade. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl and hair cut $7.49 at CREATIVE COIFFURES. Open Thurs­ Warmth and Comfort • c o O e Add day and FridaV evenings, MR. And Security OL QHtAL ----- /At MY EERper A R E YOU TAKING (I'M GOING TO MAIL (TTO HIM MATTHEW, now at this Main Carpeting from MANCHES- Street salon. Invites your ac- CA^^P- ITH0M51D6H0W WH0 ^ r o eriD TIBET. BUZZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANE TOSOUR RMHS2? I quaintance. Book your beauty Main Street, has the power to appolptment for the Thanki-Thanks­ set the style of a room, to hold giving season now. 649-5224. TROUBLE IS, TO HIDE FROM TH5T RUSSIAN It together, decoratively speak­ ing and to make a room look U-2, WE’VE RUH INTO THIS RAIN SQUALL AHP Closing Out C«rtaln Items furnished even before^ furniture CHANGED OUR POSITION. WE'RE NOT ^ Timed for your hoUday shop­ WHERE HETHINKS WE ARE. Is In place. When you chopse HE'LL NEVER "MOHAWK” CARTIER made ping, YOUR Y A R N SHOP Is HACK IT. of 100% NYLON you get the offering certain items at dras­ toughest,'longest wearing carpet tically reduced prices (.some even tagged below cost). Take iU 3 Days Only available. What a carpet! It’s amazingly .strong, richly luxuri­ Bhe front steps at Watkins en­ Ttiurs., Fri., Sat. ous, wonderfully practical, ea.sy trance leading right Into YOUR to care for. At MANCHESTER Y A R N SHOP where j’ou’ll find For Busy Women ^ White CARPET CENTER there are STAMPED GOODS at mast in­ 010.: " Nov. 7, 8 and 9 NYLON CARPETS In such viting prices; also NEEDLE­ POINT. latch HOOKED RUGS e mi I, NIL. u. Til ■.» Ill Nr. on. /y-A Taka your comfort in ityla! Enjoy the softneit, lha variety of beautiful, u.seable colors and interesting designs. and a choice selection of TOTE lighlnatt, tha fael-good-oll-doy comfort that Vinar We have reduced a selected group of fashions The spacious .showroom Is alive BAG-S. Buy now for gift.s, for buUds Into that# beouliful "duty" ihoes. Saa tha mony with rich shades and luxurious your own New Year needlework. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER from our regular stock. Limited quantities. texture. Dress up your home for Skip up the stairs to savings naw styles wa have for you, ot low budget prices! the holidays. at YOtm YARN SHOP.

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' -^tMM4ft4as« ^AOE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER «, 19«t PAGE TWENTY-ONE •AWeireSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, i m All-Time Yardage Mark in THE Herald Angle Civil War Brews in Yankee Football Land Rote Content Ice Capades Tickeit to Winnert Jimmy Brown HOWIE HOLCOMB Asatitoat Sports IMItor Brother vs. Brothei^ Sheldon New Prexy 2 & c 1} Qosing Fast In New Role ‘Find Your Name’ Contest Charger Soccer Teams Different, Yet Alike For Maine-Bowdoin Ellington Ridge Open to Readers of Herald On Records Two area soccer teems—Manchester and Rockville— enter OIAC Tournament play Friday uhder vastly dif­ NEW YORK—**1 don’t BOSTON (AP) There’s 8 civil war brewing in Yan- NEW YORK — When ferent, yet somehow similar circumstances. For one— President of the Ellington Ridge Ountry Club for Starting Monday Th* show, the Ice Capades, tha have to run any mora;” A kee-land. It will be brother against brother and 8 con­ Jimmy Brown was drafted gj-in caused the wrinklee at Mancheeter— it will be the 11th appearance in post-sea- the 1964 season will be h>ank Sheldon of Manchester. Herald will, begin an inter- greatest show 'on lea! flict of football philosophies when Ma>ne meets Bow- There are no "gimmick*’’ No. 1 by Cleveland for the ;he comers of Tobin Rote’s .go})'competition, for the other it will be the very first He succeeds Tom Ferguson, also 6f Manchester. The an­ eating "Find Your Name" doin in the state series showdown, Saturday at Orono. In The Herald’* "Find Tour 1957 season, Paul Brown, eyes to pinch together as tourney showing. Yet both are given a good chance to nual meeting and election of officets took place last feature in the claaslfled ad­ ooms out on top. Senior guard Phil Soule, vertising section. Readers Name" feature; No oubecrlp- then coach of the Browns le spoke. “ I’ve got too 229-pounder sought by the pros, night. t This was to havs been a rs- i t the last 16 titles. The over­ Other officers named were; who.se names are Hated tions to aecure, nothing to said: Liw real good runners to hnod bulldlng yaor at Manchester as and two atrong, fast halfbacks is one o f the anchors of an un­ all undisputed-shared ehampion- somewhere In the Want Ada the ball to on tMs club. So why for most of the offenM. They derrated Maine Hne. Brother Matt Allen of Ellington, vice write, and no puzzloa to . "W e h ( ^ he will be the next ^Ich Dick Danlslson wsnt hlp records of the other schools president; Les Baum of Rock­ will receive twor Free Marion Motley. Jimmy has a bother running myneif? about the task of finding on an- loot only to first-ranked Stap- Paule Soule, a sophomore half­ It: Bowdoin 15-7, Bates ’ 9-2, tickets to the spectacular all work! Fill out coupon In to­ ville, re-electad treasurer; and day’s issuh and mall to Th* lot of the same attributes as Rote r was aUuding to Mie tM foFWapd Una, prsetieally a iM and New Canaaii. back, leads Bowdein in r\:.shing Colby 7-8. John O’Brien of Thompsonvllle, new Ice Capades of 1964, • * • Herald by Saturday noon, Motley Ase, speed.'good run­ peat 'v^lle confirming the facAa whole new team, in fact. Only and punt returns and is the The Maine State aeries is secretary. which ajpens Nov. 25 at Nov. 9. Simply cdntlnue to ning sense and power. He of. the present The 56-yeer-old fullback Ned Zoglio and halt- Rockville Story Polar Bear’s second beat pasr -icheduled to end next year. The Elected to the Board of Gov­ Springfield. iihould get the extra yard, and vetemn quarteriMkM wns the receiver. All readers will profit watch for the many bargains fMck Rick Lawrence, a part- Over in Rockville, Coach Slack. Bears plan to usher out ernors for three years were Roy he should hurt opponents when NaUdaal League’s top running time starter, returned from the Both teams have 2-0 series from the “ Find Your Name" advertised In the Wont Ads John Canavari is more Uiati the ancient competition in style. Conyers of Manchester, Sher­ thev tackle him, just like Mot­ sign a l-^ ler in history before ■1962 club that captured the 1962 records to date. feature. First, you wrlll cer­ and look for yoiB- nom* pleased his club, also, rMnade Bight of the 11 offensive start­ wood Ferguson of Manchester ley'did.” he elected..^ play out Ms op­ CUKO Close A ohamplonshlp. Maine is a solid favorite off and Jim Vandervoort of Vernon. tainly profit from the list of which may b« listed there. this season In a large measure, ers on this year’s term will be A different name will be For the record. Brown did be­ tion in 196^. Did he lucceed? Indeed he an offensive which is stead'ly i-jack in ’6 4 .,. Frank Sullivan of Glastonbury bargains found In the Want haa finally got to play In a building to a crescendo, wit­ Ads. and too. you may find hidden somewhere in th* come the next Motley. He also But now whh the Sen Dlogo did. The current club copped the In -tribute to an outstanding , Vrill fill a two-year vacancy on has become the next Joe Perry,- Chargen he oonflpes hlmsetf to OCIL championship and was tournament. ness the 65-12 trouncing hand­ the same board. your name hidden there and Want Ads each day, Monday 'Tt waa pretty tough to get ed Ck)lby last weekend. Bow- yearling player and siiortsman, profit again by winning a through Saturday starting the next Hugh McBIhenny, and faking, throwing handing rated No. 2 among the eight Pririceton squad members have ; Sheldon la a well-known Man­ this Sunday at Pittsburgh, Class A qual Iflers on the into a Class B or C tournament doln has been one of the na­ chester In.surance agent, He pair of tickets to tlie big Nov. 11. — It may be yours! off once he takes thr«SMp from signed the game ball v^hich then j Brown could very well become center. strength of its 9-1-1 record. for z long time,” he comment­ tion's stingiest small college the next Ollie Matson. How do the clube compare? ed. ”TMs is the first ' time clubs defensively, permitting Sheldon Insurance Agency ’(Keith) LkicMn end '(^Mil) they’ve had eight teams in our more q-iiarlerback Bob Hail. After that, there can be Let Dick answer. only 54.3 yarda per game pass­ 63 E. Center St. He Is a mem­ Raider Backs Prep for Sunday Battles Lowe are Just too good a t f a ­ class.” ing and 87 yards rushing. The latter suffered a broken nothing but a next Brown. ting the yardage for me even "There’s , really no compart- ber of the Hartford Life Under­ jon ," he said. "They ore com­ Lika Danielson, Canavari was Bowdoitt has allowed only 29 right leg in the 34-13 loss to writers' and Hartford Chapter of Prepping for Sunday’s battle with Vernon at Memorial Field are the Man­ For Jimmy has gotten those to be concerned about running pletely different types. Lost more than pleased over his opposition points while scoring the undefeated Tigers last Sat­ Charter Life Underwriters’ chester Raiders’ starting backfield of, left to right, Frank Woods, Rick Rob­ extra yards that Paul Brown unleae there’e some kind e f a team’s ehowing. a moderate 115. On the othef urday. play breakdown,” he enplained year’s team bad much better groups. erts, Rich O’Grady and Bill Hawver. The two undefeated and untied clubs are foretold. As of today, they add "W e were just 3-2 after the hand the Black Bears have If Amherst can defeat re­ as he dressed following the Jidlviduol skills, it wos experl- The new prealdcnt la a former up to 11,066 and leave him only first five games," he said, "then clicked off 204 points but sur­ maining foes Trinity and W il­ member of the 'Manchester expected to attract a banner crowd. Kickoff will be at 2 o’clock, (Herald Photo Chargerrs. 68-7, lacing o f New sneed and It played well to- 231 short of the 11,317 gained ■geUier. This year the boys were we came on the win five and rendered 79. liams, the Lord Jeffs will have I School Board. A World War II by Satemis.) York Saturday evening. by Matson via all ball carry­ (and are) inexperienced, they tie one in our remaining games. In .winning five stralgfht their third straight 7-1 seaison. veteran of five years with 30 FRANK SHEIJION Rote's oonoentration on get­ ing means— rukhlng, pass re­ are still making mistakes. But It always makes a coach feel games, Maine has averaged 36.2 That would be the best three- months overseas .service ,,Shel- ceiving, and returns of inter- ting the ben to hia recelveiw— tbsy havs such a great desire good when the team improves poiryte. year span in school history, top­ don is a Mason and al.sO a rdem- Another Color ceptims, kickoffs, punts and end leavtng the running to the and continual hustle that con over the last half of the sea A big. quick, swarming for­ ping the 18-3-2 mark In 1936- ber of the Tall Cedars of L ^ TULSA, Okla. (A P) — When fumbles. LAL Boys—was weighted with Ovefcome many of these mis­ eon." ward wall is the reason for the 38. anon and the Manchester Rotary Jim Beauchamp, Tulsa Oiler Los Angeles Probable Site When the 1963 season start­ logic In the New York triun^. takes .and still win. steady improvement. Tackle C:.»a"liPK’ Corner Club. outfielder, was honored as the The leathery faced ooe-thne Canavari didn’t mention it, ed. Brown was fourth on the TWO YEARS OLD, SECOND SKI SEASON— Looking ahead to a big ski season "This year’s group has had but the Rama suffered an un­ Ernie Smith, a 6-fool-4, 237 Jim Miller. Boston College • Ho Is married and ha.s four Texas League’s 1963 “player list of players in combined net now that she is all of two years old is Kathy Grant, here getting a bit of coach­ Rice UMveraity hero had Ms desire right from the start. Lost native of Laconia, N.H., U a "We've played a lot of newcom- children. of the ye»r. ” the baseball team’s finest game this season, oom- expected loss before the season. yards behind Matson of the ing from her mother Mrs. Nancy (Taylor) Grant a former racer. Five-year-old Year we didn’t have that same The boya who figured promi­ co-anchor with Phil Soule—and ei.s on de.'3n:e. But they’ve got owner presented him with a Detroit Lions, Perry of the San pleting 21 of 29 posses tor ggf kind of desire until otter we also has pro scouts drooling. lot of experience In the past Hereford cow, a pretty red and For Liston and Clay Fight Danny is all ready to lead the family on first ski run of the season at Wild­ yards end three touchdowns.' nently the offensive plans de Tlie Dodgers entered the re­ Francisco 49ers and McBihen- had lost four games. They de­ elded not to play and the for­ Balanced Attack few games and there ahoula coct World Series with only white one. But Beauchamp rais­ ny of the 'Sew York Giants. cat Mountain, PiiAham Notch, N. H. That’s cloud-capped Mount Washington Rote now has hit OB m per cided to move and we got a Nineteen player* have helped be a noticeable difference In es black Aberdeen Angus cattle c e n t a t his aerial st^sm^, ward line was left with , gap­ three playem who had hit home DENVER (AP)__ Mid-fhere comes the next champion,"*the Louisville. Ky. Up "I hope Here is how they stand today hind mother’s fluffy fur hat. Storm this week left several inches of snow in break In the ratings and won ing holes. The fact the replace­ achieve the team total of 1,- the play of the defensive back- runs hi a previoue classic. Bill on a ranch near Grove. So oiler (with years o f service in NFT- gaining 1494 yards on 97 eom- Clay swaggered in the room. you look the same when I get White Mountain region but not enough to open the ski lifts. Snow is good the tiUe. ments did their job well is re­ 590 rushing yards including field in our last four games.” Skowron had seven, all wdth General Manager Hugh Finner- February is the time and He first refused to sit beside done with you.” in parentheses): l^Uons with 18 leautttng In "I’m very concerned about eight ball carriers who have John Pont, Yale — "Not be­ ty threw in a gallon of black news to Danny Sr., who heads the Wildcat Ski School. (AP Photofax.) touchdowns in eight nemas. He flected In the third-place berth the Yafikoee, Jim Gilliam two Lofl Angeles is probably the Nilon, who was seated beside Matson (11) ...... 11417 our ’Inexperience In the tour­ gained over 100 apiece. That’s cause they beat Dartmouth but paint and a brush. Liston scored one-round moved past Jack 'tn Ihe tournament ratings. and Wally Moon one. Liston. "I don’t want to be near Brown (7) ...... 11,888 nament. We have covered mli- a testimonial In statistics for because of what they’ve done site for Sonny Liston’s de­ knockouts over Patterson in Kemp into fk«t-plaos In the Singled out (again under him.” Clay said. MoElheauiy (12) ...... 11,043 tskes all season by hustle. the Black Bear line. ’ from the outset, these young fense of his heavy­ winning the title at Chicago and pMslng deparhnent wltti an ef- proteat) *«s the most improved Liston, who alternately Berry (U ) ...... 10478 ..... Happiest Grid Coach in the United’ States^^— Whether or not we can do this Junior halfbacks Mike Haley men have come along so well weight boxing champion­ In their return match at Las flclenoy rating of 44 of a pos­ players were halfbacks Gay frowned and smiled, got into the Vegas last July. The second vic­ tn the tourney, against some of (365 yards) and Brenton Keene the coaches are satisfied. Btxywn passsd McBIhenny sible 54 points. Abrahamson'and Jack McCby, fp r" ship against Ciassius Clay. act by pulling out a pair of rab­ tory over Patterson was his 28th last Sunday in Clevsland’s 23- the best teams in the state, is (304) are the top runners, each They're still hungry, which is a In a zany setting Tuesday, both juniors. bit fur-coated boxing gloves and straight and his 3Sth in 36 bouts. 17 victory over Philadelphia. Lowe, who admitted is Ticpe- another matter.” averaging over five yards a good sign for the future." they signed contracts for a IS- "We knew how well some of aidclhg Clay if he wanted the Liston has knocked out 28 op­ He gained 223 yards nudilng No Pressure for Graham hil and confident” of braakmg try. Dr. Eddie Anderson, concern­ round title fight expected to champion to wear those for Oookie Gilchrist’s rushing rec­ the boys could play, we expect­ ponents. against the Slagles, while McO)- Coitfift Along Well Maine has completed 56 of ing Holy Cross’ wdnless record gross a record fS to $8 million. ord of 1098 yards, overtook ed them to do well, "Canavari Clay's safety. Clay has recorded 19 victories henny was picking up nine 104 passes for 892 yards. Sopho­ — ‘’We have no speed at all. Two separate Los Angeles Clay seemed at a loss fw Oakland’s Ctem DenMa In the ‘‘Has the team come along said, "but these two were the more Dick I^vamey, Laconia, since turning pro after winning yards rushing, 21 yuds pass re­ w well os he expected,” was big surprises. McCoy played It’s no secret. Every rival scout groups, one headed by former words before waving off the of­ the light heavyweight crown in rushing department, gaining N.H., is umiBualiy small—5- champion Joe Louis, offered ceiving and 30 yards cn a kick­ For Wins at Coast Guard the next question put to Dan- jeyvee soccer last year, almost who’s watcl/ed us knows it. Our fer with his oft-repeated: the 1960 Olympics. In his last o ff rettim for the Giants 79 yarda on 16 runs against the feet-8, 165—and exceptionally guarantees of more than H mil­ ‘T m the greatest, I ain't Jets tor a 861 yard total. Dan- letson. on guts alone. He had little soc­ adept at his quarterback chores. ends aren’t fast enough to clear appearance he stopped Henry against St. Louis. It was the / ”Oh yea,” he enthused, out an area for the ball carrier lion for the right to stage the scared of nobody.” Cooper, British heavyweight NEW LONDON (AP) — fun,” replies the handsome thank God H wasn’t. I ids is Just one yard behind cer skill, but this year he really He has hit on 49 of 90 tosses fourth 200-yard plus day (and .’’they've done much better and our flanker backs don’t battle. Liston’s aides then produced champion, in the fifth round Graham, an AU-Amerloa at would have had to turn It with 680 on lao attempts. Lin­ came along. Abrahamson was for 619 yards. Reserve field the second this season) of IVho le the bi^ipieet. foot- have the speed you need to beat Jack Nilon, Uston’s advisor, a near life-sized photograph of last June 18 in London. Northwestern end All-Pro down,” said Otto. coln, who raised his total naSh- than we hod a right to expect. hurt last year and didn’t play general Carl Merrill has tried said other bids have been re­ the champion, which he pre­ Brown’s career ahd pushed his bell ooech In the United They set their own goal at the at all. fast defen.sive backs.” Louis told the news confer­ league-leading rushing total to wlfh. the Clevelend Browyw. "I wanted seenrity when ing yardage to 621, is tied with only seven pa.'ses bnt five have ceived from Minneapolis, Chica­ sented to Clay. Inscribed across Stnto* today? ’T ^ more oon'vinoed start of the season. They want­ Canavari alao praised the Harry Arlan.son, Tufts, whoee ence that he was offering |1 1,1M, the fifth tims in his ca­ I took tMs Job, and the way Lowe wibi the best avsiege found the mark Including three go, Miami and Las Vegas. He the photo was this message ed to go unbeaten, knowing front line work of Dennis (Red Jumtm.s have a 1-5 record with million to put on the fight in Los reer he has bettered 1,000 yards ‘T em," Inateto Otto Gra­ then ever that I mode a I feel about It today Is tiiat 64 yards. for touchdowms. said the site will be annoimced from Liston: ham, e greet quarterback wise choice la coming It is the best coaching Job that by winning them oil. they Tuna) Adams. Tbe hustling Guard Roger Boucher already two to,play. For the first time Angeles under the auspices of in a season. In fact, ths 1,000- TtM Boston Bstriots, Wlx> within two weeks. "Well, Cassius — now that we who turned down ecoree of here," he adds. In the country,” he ^ d . would haVe produced my 10th center forward Is the leading in 39 years as a high school and United World Ehiterprises Inc. yard feat has been accomplish­ showed plenty of offenee in slug­ has bettered the school season Clay, unbeaten since turning have sigfhed I don’t want noth­ other coMgiing offers to tu­ “Once the season Is fln- (X ® . win. They missed by college player and coach, Ar- Georgfe Parnassus, promoter ed only 19 times in the history In the five years he has ging Houston 46-8, alao halped goal getter for the Rama with and varsity career records foi -pro in 1960, will get 22H per ing to happen to you. I am send­ tor football and direct ath­ Iriied, meet coaches have to Ofiiy two, which isn’t bad.” lanson will have a loser. He for the Olympic Boxing Club in of the NFL, and the only others been .loosohlng at ttie acad­ their defensive reowd. The IM s six, one more than Tim Gidman successful conversions. He has cent of the receipts — described ing my picture along to guard letics at the Coast Gnard hop Into a oar and start re- " PWaaed to pick the most im­ was asked how U feels — "It Los Angeles, said he and Mr. who have done It more than emy. Graham reportedly have yleikied on average o f 244.7 proved player on the squad, he and two more than Charley 24 and 48 in those categories. as a record for a challenger. you." Academy. orMting. The reauiUng I wa- bound to come. After all. and Mrs. Cal Baton had offered once are Perry (2), Stave Van has turned down more of­ yards per game, ttaaom. 60 yards aald "I don’t like to single out WrigM. Devamey haa bettered Maine Liston, who received 12% per Clay responded with a right There Is none of the Mg- do Is the mailing of pam­ • • • I’ve gotten plenty of good 131 million, plus certain percen- Bucen, Philadelphia (2) and fers than most eoachee get less than seoond-plaoe Oakland. records (or aerial completions cent in his challenge ^ b t swing at the idioto, but his M t tfane preesure to win, bnt phlets to high school coach­ any one boy, they’ve oil done i tages. Jim Taylor of Green Bay (3). In a lifetime. His record so Boston alao has the best lueh- Welf. But If I absolutely had to in a seson and a game. bounces over the years, too. I’m ag^nst Floyd Patterson in (%1- didn’t bust the cardboard. the 42-year-old Graham, es showing what the acad­ Great Altitude far Is '!S-14-1. Ing defense average, 69.2 yarda, name one, it • would be Bob Maine has won 25 state not any different. The only dif­ •ago, will get 40 per cent. "Watch out you don’t hurt Nilon said the two Los An­ / Tkylor. second in rushing now a full commander, and emy has to offer a boy. "He had tremendous at­ Said Graham: but Oakland’s pass dafenas le Brannick. Before the season crowns outright and shared five ference is that I’m not winning Stunts and a few bits of spon­ your hand,” Liston jeered. geles offers were the best th^' with 639 yards, could also top his Cadets have won aU .six *T wouldn’t go acrose the titude,” Oanavari continued. , "What I I'ke about H tope with on average yMd of started, I aerioualy doubted if others. It has won or shared 10 any football games." R.\Y SiREETER taneous comedy spiced the con- Clay’s clowning amused Uston he had received, 1,000 yards again this season. of their games this season. street to talk to a boy If he "He has had a flock of minor \ - tract signing at the Denver Hil­ most of the time but the cham-1 Parnassus said the fight pduld Brown with a 82-yard TD nm here Is that we don’t have 1664 yards ■he would oven get a uniform. The Chdets are a solid to win at aU eoets. W'e only waa interested hi com­ injuries but every time I men­ ton. pion reminded everyone of what draw 130,000 fans at the 1/ia An- agrainst the Bagles. held on to favorite to take thetr sev­ But he’a. progrosaed #o .well, tion putting him on the bench, want to win, yes, bnt ing to the academy to play both in play and attitude, fie’a S & G AUTO SERVICE Shouting, " I ’m the greatest. lies in the future when he told gelee Coliseum. his scoring lead with 72 points, enth straight against Cen­ he always answer.s ‘I’m all tbere% no premium on B. football.” been our starting fullback, although Green Bay’s Jeriy tral Connectioiit State (1- right. I’ll play,’ and he does. Marshall Held to Two RtHMs More tonporttot, we’ve been The key to the-encoeea ;along with Ned (Zoglio). He’s Kramer is a closi seoond with 6) Saturday, In one of thrir Local Sport "Another who has been a having lots of fan, the play­ o f his present team le mot quite oa good aa Ned, but Thursdsjr, Friday, Saturday Last Night*» Fighu 71. tw’o remaining games. surprise,” Canavari added, "is Sports Schedule ers and L” e sophomore quarterback ‘he's been a tremendous help. Bill Maintains Scoring Lead TUNE-UP ’TIME The only ctaan^ In the in­ In the 21 years that foot­ whom Orehem spotted Just Chatter Boh Backofen. He just wasn’t SAORAMIINTO, Calif. — Ed­ ball has been played on the The commander, wliose lOf course having Steve 6 Cylinder Cars 11.88 dividual leaders this w edi base pay is about $10,000, before the season ended last '(Brody) come right from the helping at the start, in fact I Nov. 7, asd ^ die Machen, 197, Berkeley, Wednesday, Nov. 8 shows Abe Woodson back on banks of the Themes River, benched him a couple of games.’ D A Y 8 I said the only Job that year — Ed Barrett o f 'jayvees to the first line and do NEW YORK— Although held'^scbred, 10, while he, lamde, 3 Cahf., knocked out Bull Mc- SeOcer — Manchester at B. O. the best prevlons mark for EIGHT BESEBVBD SKAT top in the dose race for kick­ would have intereated him Ponghkeepsie, N.Y. so well scoring haa been a big then he started to improve and 8 Qyltnder Oars ^15.88 Curray, 206, Sacramento, 7. Smith. off return honors with Thnmy an academy squad was 6- ttekete for the Army-Utah foof- he’s t>een a regular over the last to two pc#ts last week, veteran Dick Gamble of Rochester and ^ StAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Jose 0-1 In 1961. was as coach of his former The schedule Is about the factor for us too. center wniie Marshall of Prov- Myron Stankiewicz of Hershey Friday. Nov. 8 Brown of PhiiadelpWa, t-oH game Saturday at West "Another big factor In our half of the schedule." » fnrfniies new AO sparit Mor«io, Mexico, outpointed CttAC Soccer — Manchester ’’It’s amazing what he team, the Cleveland some as when Graham first Idence remained the American had nine assiets each, to lead Y. A, Tittle, tops the passers Browns. It waa never of­ FMnt are avaiiaMe at coot at success has been the ability of Canavari also took time to plugs, heavy duty p<^ts, Steve Freeman, 126, Houston, ve. Stamford, 2:30 p.m., Ka3mor has done - since coming came here. It Indudes Am­ The HeraM’s Sports Department speak in glowing terms of Hookey League scoring leader ^ that department. condenser and rotor. and Bobby Jos Conrad o f St. fered to htan. herst, Wesleyan, Trinity, our second line. Being able to havingKaorlnor 19IQ pointsrw\{nf« onnwi 101D goalsUc at Ridgefield, engaged fei player participation Anders Lundwall. Dick Totten, - - ^ n ielson and Canavari — were largely responsible for the Afcerdeon, Washington. remarkable goaltending average I Tijuana, la I pm . ORiHEN BAY, Wis. (N B A )— ptaottcee for boys who wfS ploy Marshal) Stephens. BUI Car­ of 2.11 on 19 goals permitted in ' S -A -L ^ E ! 1963 soccer day which will firwl Biggest gain of the past week Sunday, Nov. 10 The Packers dio not boaet a In Making NBA Top Show tn the two basketball league" ney and Stan Opalach. The nine gomes. Roy Edwards of championship games in all three w«a the six points gathered by I I\3Uce Cruisers vs. Blue Dev- single individual leader in the this year. Practices are heM to starters- are Dan Sullivan BuffaJo, Les Binkley o f Cleve­ classes %heduled from 10 a.m. the playing coach o f Cleveland, ila, 1 p.m.; Fire Fighters va. National- Football League, yet teach fuitamentais and to grade Randy Smith. Brady, Jim Mc­ land, Ed Giaoomin of Providence amy and Terry Dischlnger be­ to 2 pm . on the same field. Fred Glover, who was tied with BILL GRAN i Ssmkeaters, 2:30 pm., both coach Vince Lombardi says CINCINNATT — (NBA) —f the-iboys for future teem play. Carthy and Tom- Provencal.) and Charlie Hodge of Quebec ing with Baltimore and Jerry Wouldn’t it be poetic justice if Len Lunde of Buffalo at 14 games at Mt. Nebo. that, win or lose, this fall’s A guy has to be oonslderRhly Mldsref boya, age 10 through 12, Tha Indians will have their each hod one of the four league | West with Loe Angeles. work out Mionday and Wednes­ hands full with Stamford in the both were able to lead their pohvte each. Pony Raiders vs. Vernon, 2 edition is Ms fineet Green Bay more than an animated atUt- Marshall haa bhe most goals tiiutouts reported to date. MMA/t HAHenSSTBR t 9MT9R p.m., Memoriei Field. team. ESgtr, Baylor and West of day nights from 6 to' 8. Jmtor opensr Friday. The downsteters cltibs onto Sterling Field Nov, MAST M RKIN 9 walker to play professional bao- the Lakers produce another of boys ages IS through 15 prae- are 9-2-2 for the year and de­ 16 to seek their respective cham­ ketball. basketball’s s)>e>:taculani in the tfee Tueeday and Ihurisday pend on a speedy inside right pionships ? Plenty of Room for Argument A lot of college sUckoute scoring department. Fred nigths 6 to 8:30. Ah boys in- have failed. Bill Green, Colo­ Schaus, Loe Angeles’ head man, tereeted are cteked to report af . rado State’s 6-6 All-America, le is not alone in calling them the the Y on their reapective nlehte Eddie Stanky Turns Down Offer an example this season. Green, most dangerous pair ever to Boys must have basketball y ■Mon^iieAte/i LUM BER' Best Linebackers, in NFL No. 1 draft choice of the Boa- play on one team. trunks, sneaks and towels. ton OeltlcB, was a pivot man tn The NBC got another ex­ college. He couldn’t adjust to traordinary attraction when REOISTRATTONS fo r the Hank Bauer No. 1 Candidate Oaimed by Qiicago Bears the defending champtons’ for­ 6-11, 22S-pound Nate Thur- buslneesman’g baskettha'I league WINTER TIRES ward play and waa cut. .moiul of Ohio Bawling Green are now being accepted at the Jerry Lucas waa vastly more For Vacated Baltimore Post NEW YORK (AP) — Who h asf "W e planned t o 'd o this ail joined 7-1 Wilt Chamlberlaln Bast Side Rec. More than usual SEE US ON ANY OF than an animated stUtwalker and the San Francisco W ar­ interest has already bden ohown the best trio of linebackers In along,” said Coach Don Shula aa Ohio State’s all-time wonder eUARANTEED TO 6 0 the National Football League? in Itoltimore. "But Moore had riors. All you see is huge hands by moat of last year's teams n e w YORK (A P )—Baltlmore^managlng job there will have a boy. No one questioned his as Thurmond and WIH the Stilt who have been working otit tor THESE PROJECTS The Chicago Bears think they to have an appendectomy. When Coach Hank Bauer emerged to good club. ablUty to - compete with the sweep the boards together. the past two weeks. The league “ But I ’m working for a great FULL SIDEWALL TO have In Joe Fojrtunato, Bill he got back we had to use him best but there waa some ques­ Thru Ice. Mud or Snow George and. Larry Morris. at end with Ray Berry still, out. When Coach Alex Hannum wtll play,Monday and Wedne-- jiay a* the leading candidate for organization right now. Bing De- tion about hia physical ablUty to wants to make things even dav evenings with the starting the Orioles’ , managing job fol­ vine (Cards general manager) SIDEWALL RECAP Green Bay will put in a vote Finally we have Berry back so do so.. He had chronic knee for Dan Currie. Ray Nltschke we cam use Lenny as our run­ tougher on the other side, he dfute to be annmmced. Indlvldi- lowing the withdrawal of Eddie is one of the finest and ablest LIFETIME ROAD Or WE PAY THE TOW! BUILDING trouble. sends in 6-9 Wayne Jlightower men In baseball. I couldn’t be and Bill Forester. New York ning back.” uals wiping to be assigned to . Stanky. '• Wa ouiy sU the msteshd No Doubt About Ability aa the other cornerman. happier than I am now. I am HAZARD GUARANTEE^ will draw support for Bill Win­ Moore ran for 71 yards Sun­ teams are v^oomed ahd urged Baltimore club president Lee Lucas beat that, however, and enjoying my job os personnel yee need to make yoes ter, Sam Huff Sind Tom Scott. day against the Bears and Speaking of basketball ex­ to sign up notw so good balance MacPhall acknowleged Tuesday About Our FREE WHEEL DEAL! Varied Talents any lingering dctdit that the director. I got my teeth sunk Ask drssmcd-of aew boms a Until injuries wrecked Detroit, caught four passes for 46 yards. travaganzas, Bill Russell re­ will be achieved. Men over 24 he had offered the post to loeaiy, JUsfhig rsality. Carl Brettschneider, Joe That accounted for 116 of the Fine golfer and volley­ large cotmtry boy out of Mdd- mains its top single. With all are eligible, but general abiility Into It and I just don’t want to dleitown, OWo, wouldn’t make Stanky, former star National 2 FOR Schmidt and Wayne Walker Colts’ 192-yard total Offense. ball player is the Rev. their stars, the Celtics never win be considered. Representar League Inflelder and ex-man- let go.” It as a pro waa quickly dis­ Stanky, who managed the were in the race. Bob Schoff of the won until the man with the tlvee from all partiolpatliig oger of the St. Louis Cardinals, “ I wouldn’t trade ours for any Pittsburgh will have its larg­ pelled. springs on his legs came out of teams and individuals wishing Cards from 1952 to May, 1955, THE Church of the Nwk- After laying off a year with and said he had three or four has been in the (Sards’ front of­ three in the league," George Al­ est pro crowd ever Sunday at the Melbourne Olympic Games to piny are asked to attend a other candidates in mind but d*f REMODELING a Cleveland club that never ma- fice since 1959. 1 f r e e I len, the Bears’ defensive coach, Pitt Stadium with 68,000 ex­ rene. A seven handicap o. 1966. Since then Red Auer­ meeting at the Bast Side Rac cllned-to Identify them. OPPORTUNITY NO TELEPHONE Brlog your remodeiilig ideas said recen ly. pected to see the rematch with tartallzed, the 6-8, 220-pound Monday night, at 7. MaePhall, currently In Clear- golfer, the Rev. Mr. bach’s . lads have bagged five It wae understood, hovfever. .88* _ It was understood, hovfever, where the Orioles operate and pUni to ua Wc’U show Under Allen the Bears have the Cleveland Browns. Only 3,- Lucas this season joined Oscar out of six Championships. Riu- Schoff was among the that MacPhall was giving serl-1 ^ cookie team In the Florida In- of a LIFETIME! you the best, most ecoooeai- gone more for zone coveragf 000 end zone seats remain. Bud­ Roberteon of dnoinnati in an­ sell makes Boston’s fast-break amate'urtcontestants in other big basketball show. Af­ ous conelderation to Bauer as gtructlons League, Insisted he 6.50x18 ' cal way to do your jobw with a good nish on the pksier dy Parker gave the Steelers go. With Big Bill controlHng World Record Annrno ni m en extra day off Tuesday after the 1963 Manchester ter the ^yals beat the Hawks yell os to Bob Schefflng, Solly hadn’t received a definite "nO” 8.00x14 DONT MISS IT! instead of the ever-changing both boards, the Celts can gam­ 7.50x14 ffhhitiin blitz. their tough game with Green b y U t po&Ra at B M AydBoriuin^ Hemua and Charlie Metro. He stanky. ” ORDERS PLEASE! Open Tournament. The ble. HARTFORD (AP) — Mike 6.50x15 J’ Allen Is high on his deep sec­ Bay last Sunday... Don’t try to in St. Louis, Horry Gahatin, hadn’t ruled out Stanky despite ,.j left the door open— Get Here Early! pastor plays volleyball coach o f the home forces, joined Pleasant Surprise Collins, Weat Hartford tanpin Bddle’s decision to remain as „ ^ uttie,” he said, 6.70x15 ondary, too, with Bennie McRae return a punt against MinnesO' Among this season’s recruits, bowler, set three worid mateh and ^ v e Whltsell at the cor­ ta. Thirty-six punts have been with the West Sides in a lot of other people In saying personnel director of the Car- longer MacPhall waits Thtse tires will go to many MODERNIZING that Lucas couldn’t miss tak­ 6-6, 285-pound Guy Johnson of game records in an In^kattonal *b U s. , . the more likely It becomes that OTH81R U ZE S . These Tires Are ners and Richie Petitbon and returned a total of 12 yards with the Rec League. Baltimore is a pleasant sur­ tourney at the Meadow Lanes , We hevc all tbs latssi build­ Roosevelt Taylor at safety. Pat Fischer of St. Louis getting ing his place with the game’s We’re In no particular hur- gyentual pick will be^Kauer. SLIGHTLY HIGHER ing and decorating literature big names. I prise, reminding people of El­ Sunday. A check With the pr,” sold MaePhaU, who has, .former outfield sUr%f the Priced To Sell "McRae is doing a good job seven yards, Pervis Atkins of gin Baylor. He came out of American Bowling Congraas A Profotod_ Booed BAR6AIN HUNTERS that oomo so help you and will gladly Los Angeles one yard and Lar As smooth as the tnstincuve been aeeking a manager aince York Yankees* joined the for us and Whitsell is having a BiDuillet Repeats Idaho State and at 24 has confirmed the records’ he oet.- On Tread Wear give you. a Itsc setiiBata much better year," said Allen. ry Fef'guson, of Detroit four cornerman Lucas is, Robertson, the diamiasal of Billy Hitchcock j orioles as a coach last year fol- On ^ight— ICE Mid . 1 played considerable Amateur For among the 7,699 pins he "Richie is having hts very best yards... BURLINGTON, VT. (AP) • the back court palymaker, is at the end of the 1963 baseball | lowing a brief fling oa -player, Athlstic Union basketball. toppled in 83 games were ths *Plas Tax and Recappable Tire in ready to buy! SNOW SCRAlKR year and Taylor covers hts po- Bob Brouillef has made it three nnoother. TeammatM and oppo­ season. "W o have until the w in-; ^ manager of the Kansas ACT NOW! HillltMftg, Maodeling, or modccnixiiig.. .what^ following neW worid marks; 18- slttan like Willie Mays." Los Angeles used Carver atnUght individual tUtisa in tha nents tail you there never wad J ^ Amette, who is gaitlng ter meetings In Son Diego nert Q jy Athletlqs. m m your {riang, we have the aseterials and ea> No wonder the Bears lesid the Shannon, uaually, a defenalve Thnkae Oonferenoa orom ooun- another all-round player M u the in Cincinnati games, is on un- game score of 4,646 snapped the toonth to get« manager. We 11 schefflng, who was succeeded Big O. Robertson and Lucas .usual sto^. When the Amer­ old mark of 8,999 held by Dick fcave one by Uien." as -manager of . ._-the . - Detroit perieooe you need E ptry building is built hatter leame in interceptions with 28. back, as a running back agalnat tty meet. But Maine baa toil- PeUtbon and Taylor have five the Vikings. Although he never ad MlsaaacMiaetta’ bid to repeat aren’t hurting tor help in the ican Olympic team returned Weber of St. L o i^ . M-garae V Both MacPhall and Stanky 'Dgers last summer, has entered Guaranteed! Free wkh ^nreble, economicel Weet Coect hunbet. . each and McRae has four------carried the ball, he operated out os team champion. BraulUct, RMnaland, wMeh Is why many from Rome in 1960, Am ette of tally of 5,487 betterwi the tnknowle^ed they met in St the radio field os broadcaster of SHELLZONE ANTI-FREEZE Refills If Needed till April 'Sjil of left half and caught two pass a MaaMchuaette senior, led tha well-lnfonned observera expect Tuus disappeared from bas­ 6,382 set by BUI Pace o f CM- PeterfburK Tuesday and Eddie the Tigers’ gomes. Metro, who S P A R K Remember all that talk about es for seven yards aad made Arid of 38 over the raln-drenoh- the Royals to go aU the way in ketball. He spent three years eogo in 1961, 30-game total ef informed m Oriole boss of his was head coach in the Chicago Weeb Ewbank losing his Job a 99-yard kickoff return... Ron ad University of Vermont course the National Bask^thaU Asoo in the Los Angeles D od ^ rs’ 6,879' bested jopther Chicago­ 4edbriaa thw. Cube’ unique managing system minor league chain trying to in 1962, U a acout with the (3ii- PLUGS^ with the Baltimore Colts be­ Goodwin, Philadelphia's rookie Saturday and was timed ki datlon. an’s record, Jim St. J o h n’i 'It wasn’t oh easy one to 681 MAIN STREET Brand Glymplo Xonch make the grade in bsse^Il. mark by 220 pins. |?ake," sold Stanky. *’Mr. Mae­ cago vniite Sox. Hemua man- Menu . cause he played Lenny Moore split end, missed the first four 24:56.8. Maine had the win­ MANCHESTER ning low point total of 29, aid­ The Royals have a definite That obviously was enough to PhaU was very kind and consld- 4g«d the Cards from 1959 to quality inside? games but has caught touch' Limits dpwn pasaes in three of the loot ed by the toot Jerry Blia, Ben Olynipla touch with Robertson, oonvio ea Am ette that boeebaU BBO/ra •*ato. I*v«i alwoya respected his July, ------1961, and was a New York Well, Lenny is right back B O O I^ f t t Cuttamer there at laft halfback, running four ipames...Alien 1 Webb, Giant Haiiuicb ai)d Howard ahaffer Lucas, Adrisn Smith, Boh Booc- wasn’t pcectoely Ms bottle of ability as a baaeball man and I Met coach- in 1962-N. CHARGE WITH UNI-CARD from the budde once more. Ana aafety man, jaobably won't be HMritod >4-4^ Mhasnehuaatto er and Jay Amstta. All of the NORMAN, OUa. (NBA) —, know I’d like working for him. S & G Auto Service te d «7, HhnipaMre 86, M s who ripranentsd ths IM t- Mm aoriy part "I tasQ Uke the Baltimore h« la going to stay thera, at able to maka It tor ■unday’a Oatwher Ttai IfoQarvar o f Bm The Houston Oolta hit only Rtaodi IMaad Oonnadtl oUt ad ttfentas M Ronw in I960 ora oftoatauramari Batting taeondl- «Jvb. .k analysed and studied the OPEN | 0 9 P.M.^ leaat tnrouiii Sunday’s game date with the Beglee becauoe eg lot, 88. Louia 'lintliiaii Ui ■**—w g 63 home rune during 1868, the 164 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. — PhoM M3-2819 with Dotrolt m twtote* right ,knee. kU so* Vaanant HO. ^ ttw to plaiy bM 'Mw UMraratoy "NT ])«raoimeI for lO.days a i^ r m 'floovlneod ooBvmead tiwM’athera’e a an,io t^ o* lowaat team total the Ha- THURSDAYS _ d tfileJtSSA Whower gets tlw ttoaal Laagua to 18 jro«n. 11. 1 ., \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY THREn MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ V^^DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Bnsineos Locations Houses For Sale 72 Hoiutos For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 F o f e r Smsoion Today For Rent 64 Houses For Sale 72 Rockville^y em on By PAGALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Apartments— Flats— hoofing—Siding' 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW DRJTP (Off London Road, BOLTON — South Road. Coun­ EXECUTIVE’S DREAM - 5- BOLTON VICTNITY - Circa MANCHESTER VlcftHty — Cute A three hour voter- Tenements 63 nESiRABLB OFFK3E, 600 eq. Hebron): 8 bedroom room Ranch home, landscaped, 1798. Enormous 10-room Coloni­ ranch conaistlng of living __s_____ try Uviiw. Three beautiful' tnskbig aission vM be hehS ft., heat. Janitor, parkliw. ess large ttvtag room with 40 acres, pond, plus additional al on 3 4 acres, outbuUdtogs« room, Utchen, and I bed­ A. A. DION, m e . Roofing, ' t CAN SCE HER ON O.B. REFRIGERATOR, excels nVE-ROOM Apartment, sec­ acrea of whd plua Immaculate tonight bstiwem 8 and 8 to SBC Request aiding, painting. Carpentry. AI- LOVES FOSAki IN Mato.Main. M M SSe,. or after fireplace. BuUt-to oven and concrete building 60x60 avail- large center hall with open rooms. Oarage, braeMway, ^TWE. STAGE WEARlNft lent ooncUtton, $86. 648-9270. ond floor, 62 Porter St.-, $110. 6-room Cito«, nroplace, wall-to- the Town ONsh’s office in teratlona and additiona. Ceil­ MV oee ssE S f MAr/is $l$-71?b c « ^ r top range. Recreatloo wall earpettog, breeaeway, ga­ aide for rural warehoush^ pro­ stairway, 9 fireplaces, large tda Good itMd lot. Ahimliium CLASSIFIED ^SMXLSeAFAMOUS^ MAGMFKXNr ■ Call after B. 649-7926. room. Large kt. To combtoatlons. Ideal for young thel«unlcft]«l BuHdtog. ings. Workmanship' guaran­ W A8A‘n fr ,9 lf ___ . - - asarnne rage and porch. Chambers duce storage, $27,600. contact kitchen with fireplace, large ^aOWESf AppUcauits must be t t Ref err^ to teed. 3M Autumn St. 6iS-48M. VMS rORCVER ACTRESS SOME, preaent mortgage 82,700 cash Realty, 648-282B, 648-7006. Frederick M. Gaal, Broker, trees. Asking $29,100. Lawrence or -retirad family. Ellsworth ■PAV-' LOOM APARTMENTS, Honsea For Rent 68 nxjulred. Madettoe Smith, 648-3683, 648-0381. F. 'Flano, Realtor, 643-2788, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- yean of age, aad must have BIDWELL HOME Improvement DRESSMSUPN WATKINS ’ e49-6i 0, 0-6. Realtor, 849-1842. 69 DUVAL ST. - Splc ’n Span Caiarles Nktoolson, 742-6864. 6930. beta resWiwte of the atatto Finance U nit advertising Company — Roofing, siding, al­ MOM'S FANCY m e t FOUR ROOM CAPB-In Colonial, 14 baths, carpeting, CENTER ST. — Complete In­ ter the post year, and ef terations, addltlMis and re­ OUDS- BARGAIN SHOP good condition, stove retriger- 2-car garage, anxious owners, door and outdoor enjoyment the town for atx mootlia. FOUR-R(X)M modem second Lots For Sale 73 OLAI^TIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS modeling of all types. Excel­ floor apartment, oil hot water stor and vrashtog machine fur­ reduced p^e. B. J. Carpen­ for .the' whole family In this 6 Naturakaed oltlaaBs w «] tort night voted lent workmanship. 649-6496, baseboard heat, fireplace, nished, garage, large lo t YWU ter, Broker, 640-6061. room Oape Ood home. Fresh­ lA be required to abosr proof ap$Moval -of a $1,188,868 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. $13.96 Daystroih D 1 n a 11 a lease to responsible Vtatw. Bolton Vicinity TWO BUILDINO lots, prims lo- Itnre for a filaesninm Chair, white stardust plastic storm windows, Venetian BOLTON MUST SELL ly painted and ready tor new of Uft. ottlamahip- Adultii preferred. S. A. Beecn- ROCKLBDOB — 8 bedroom L- owners. Only $16,000. Ckdl BUI cation, , city utUlfles. Phllbrick and gymnasium addition to upholstery, bronze finished blinds, beautiful country loca­ Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A ler, Agent 648-6969. ranch, lidge lirlng room, fire- Frasier at ’Ihe JARVIS REAL­ Agency, 'M9-8464. Rockville High School. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tubular frame, 4.96 tion, 10 miles east of Manches­ $5,500 - __ « E ter, $86. Electric range and re­ Owners Just Retired — ilace, family kitchen with din- TY 0 0 ., REALTORS, 648-4113, Total cost of the buildkM to |IO!n>AT Tlini nUDAT lOlSO A.M.—SATURDAY t A.M. ROOFINO — Specialising re­ SOUTH WINDSOR on Fpeter St ng area. Basement with fuU SHoaiBJ $66.00 26x10’’ End Table, an­ frigerator slightly extra. Adults 649-7814. WYLLYS STREET — 340 foot RockvUle-Vem on srtlmated at $1,196,863, but pairing roofs of all kinds, new preferred. 648-7066. -Ji-room Cape, $100 a month. Florids Bound siM windows, "garage, private $60,000 of this has already been roofs, gutter work, chimneys S tique red base, maple plastic No dogs aUow^. 649-1791. Clean 8-room Ranch, lake frontage, 643-7444. PLEASE READ YOUR AD t(^, 49.96 wooded lot, 821,800. Phllbrick TWO FAMILY with modern ------«,------—;------appropriated for prelimtaaiy cleaned, repaired. Alunilnum THREE ROOM pkrtlally fur- Agency, 649-8464. kitchens and baths, priced to privileges, artesian well, lAanning and Initial expeneea. ar “Wmt Ad«” m n Uken over the phone m « siding. SO years’ experience. nlshed apartment, first floor, WETHERSFIELD — 7 room Large custom 6 room ranch, sqn at only $16,400. Wesley R. 100x100 lot, trees, quick oc­ Gloria Belotti , - , , Mil,III Y le ndvertiser nhould rend hli ad the FIRST I DON’T’' $21.60 ( 2) 28VI” Brass (Candle­ 3-oar garage, 14x24 Uvtog WOODED BUILDINO lot, 166x- In diftra.vring the request sub­ 11 Free estimates. Call Howley, no children. See Mr. Colby af­ gpUt, 8 bedrooms, 9 baths, $176, VERNON enUXB Area - 64 Smith A g ^ y , 649-1894. cupancy, conventional fi­ mitted by the RHS buUdlng DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the .GAZEILA'S stick Table Lamps, tan parch­ room with fireplace, 12x18 nancing only. 420, $3,200. 648-8887. 643-6361, 643-0783. DO KNOW!! ter 6 p.m., 64 Birch St. option to Ixiy- References, 628- room ranch, basement garage, comnUttee, Samuel W. Pearl, iMWrtioa. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE Inoor- ON THE. STAGE ment shade, 10.75 kitchen, formal dinlnn; room, Custom- built VOU LIKE HAVEN'T 6866. fireplace, combtoatlons, built- MANCHESTER - Resigns Post first selectman, said, “ The In­ large level lot, trees, ame- 34 baths, 3 raet or omitted Insertion for any advertlaement and then only AT LAST*^ AND GAIELLA'S lOCATEO $99.60 Butterfly Tea Table, FOUR-R(X)M Tenement with ins, very clean. Early occupan­ ranch, 7 rooms. Farms For Sale 76 terests of economy would 'beet slte drive, nice residential fireplaces,' 2-car garage. Com­ to the OKtant of a "make ifood’’ inaertlon. Errora which do not Ra‘dio-TV Repair FAMOUS IDO-FOR .COSTUME?, rrVET.'^ pine $6’’ round when open, two bath, first floor, 11 Vine Street. cy. Toncren Agency, 648-6831. LAWRENCE F. FIANO be sen’ect by doing the entire Lan^ For Sale 71 aecUon. Only $19,600. pletely equipped kitchen, fin Mrs. Gkrte Belotti, manager laaaen the value of the advertlaement will net be corrected by Services 18 drawers, 69. Call 742-8180 or 742-7838. ”rHE FARMER’S DRfcAM — project now.’’ There had been THEClOTUESSHe SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 ished latmdry room, 100 yards Beautiful, large farm, Bolton o f the Rorirvrtle Area Chamber **bmIw food " Inaertlon. ^ Realtor 643-2766 disouesione of building only the WEAR! FOUR-ROOM Apartment, Tal- — Coventry. Choice land room Oolonial, fireplaces, of wall-to-wall carpeting, 30- area. Will be shown by ap­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv­ POESN'r $79.96 Twin Rise Cherry Four- of Oommeroe tor the part 14_ riaeBTOom addition now, and cotvllle, stove, utilities furnish­ (or building homes near school, LAWRENCE F. FIANO Dutch oven, garage, barn, 8 foot canopy patio, near schools, Charles Nicholson 742-6364 pointment. Property Includes VOra COOPERATION WHX ice, available all hours. Satis­ poeter Bed, 60.66 monthe resigned yesterday. She ^putting o f f . the construction of faction guaranteed. Call 649- ed, children acceptable, bus, churches and shopping area. acres, scenic view. $17,990 town, and country club. 649- home, barn and ccmslderabls M appreciated D IA L 643-2711 Realtor 648-3766 the gymnarium. Pearl saM the 1316. $60.60 Cherry Chippendale $86 month. 843-6778 or 648-7084. Call Frederick M. Oaal, Brok­ Hayee Agency, 648-4808. 0961 for appointment. > acreage in clear land. Fred tendered her letUr of resigns- Ladder-back Side Chair, up­ er, 643-2682, 648-0281. erick M. Gaal, Broker, 648- tton to ea CKecubtre board mert- gyh) fsoilitieia .will be needed 'y i a j t k i B - Chules Nicholson 743-6864 wtUun the next few yestrs, and holstered seat, 39.60 THREE ROOM Apartment, 486 118,900 — Clean 8 -bedroom BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — HOLUSTER ST. — Beautiful 2682, 643-0281. ii4! el the ohamher offloe. Main, second floor, $60. 640- VERMONT — Lunenburg, three Ranch, walk-out collar, large 6 rooms, 3 baths, beautiful he felt .h should be oonrtrucred Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Cape Cod home — ultra mod­ Ghanzber PresMent R«t>art $169.00 High-Back Wing 6229, 0-6. acres, brook. Price $800. lot, view, near echool, a real heated rec room, flreplaced ern In every respect. Here is now rather than go through the LADIES’ and gentlemen’s cus­ OAUK Chair, foam cushion, box pleats, George Brew, North Concord, buy. Carlton W. Hutchins, living room, new wall-to-wall Wanted— Real Estate 77 Ganaibedian. apeaktog for the added expanse of brtagtng back Tiwkl* Restbisg Oar Adverliter? the perfect home — 6 rooms, 2 memibert.of the board and the tom tailoring and alterations. brown print, 90. THREE ROOMS, heat, lights Vermont. Realtor, 649-8183. carpeting Including hallways full baths. Aluminum siding equipment rt a later date when furnished, parking, front and 86 SCOTT DRIVE — 818,800. chantoer, aoepted "wtth deep 643-2264. Beautiful 8-bedroom Rimch, 2 dishwasher, new aluminum and oversized garage. Only oonetiuotion gosts would be rear entrance, one block from ANDOVER 78 acres, high loca^ CONCORD RD. - Beautiful avmlngs, 3 blocks from Mato WANTED — B-sone kx. Call regret’’ her dacieion to leave. higher. M-Hsar Aatanriag Sarvits baths, bulIt-ins, nicely land­ ranch, large living room, form­ $17,900. Call Barbara Babin at Help Wanted—Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 school, excellent neighborhood. tion, open lot, terrific land St. Just move ln-*-no remod' the JARVIS REALTY CO., 649-4291. A joint merttag. WHS expected Help Wanted—Female 35 WATKINS BROTHERS Agent on premises. 106 Birch scaped, Bowers School area. al dining room, cabinet kitchen, Moving—^Trucking— value. Why buy few acres for E. J. (Darpenter, Broker, 649- eltog necessary. $19,900. Call REALTORS, 643-4112, 643-1686. wtth the board ofNflnance, tort GAS STOVE and combination St. 3 bedrooms, recreation room, Frit ti lianM Raadan Storage 20 WOULD YOU be Interested In EXHIBIT BUILDER, experi­ 985 MAIN STREET , several thousands when you 6061. owner, 649-6861. Pearl said a numlter of their helping me care for my three enced only. Displaycraft, Inc. oil burner, very good condition can buy all this Investment landscaped yard. Marion E. COVENTRY — 3 family, 4-4, members were unable ^ attend. and clean, call ’Thompsonvllle NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du­ Robertson, Realtor, 648-6968. VERNON — 64-room expand BUYING OR SELLING ■I M em aM ah on aae o< a w clnaallled adverttaemeata ? No MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught children? Salary plus room and. 643-0117. plex Apartments, 671 Hartford for less than 8160 an acre. Over MANCHESTER — Country Chib cheaper than rent for this The next regularly scheduled board. Call 649-6660. l-RI-6-6190. 1.000 frontage. Also, 1 and 8 area. 6-room Colonial Cape, 8 able Ranch, 1% acres land, 2 meeting of the finance board, arm at Hto Wrphnan Mated? Simply call the trucking and package delivery. Road. 4Mi rooms, 1>^ baths, car garage, fireplace, full cel­ duplex. Combination aluminum “ Handling of Bolton Homes • Refrigerators, washers and A JOB WITH modem conveniences, now acre building lots in exclusive oversise bedrooms, 16x22 foot windows, arfesian well, lake which must act on the expendi­ WAJ’TRESS Wanted, six days, LARGE WOOD storm windows, residential areas, from $900 to living room with fireplace, lar, oil heat. Additional 10 A Specialty” j ture, to slated for Nov. 12. MANCHESTER - ROCKVILLE stove moving specialty. Folding A FUTURE excellent porch enclosure, (11) . renting at reasonable rate. acres may be purchased, $15,- privileges, immediate occu­ chairs for rent. 649-0762. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Inquire Char­ $3,000. Shown by wpointment large formal dining room, ga­ pancy. Selling for $10,6 Boar open. ______Auto Driving School 7-A son within our established stone-free loam, $12.60; also, luxe model, $100. ably priced. Ellsworth Mitten In addtUon to ffie regular PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In­ office. Ehccellent physical condition FOUR ROOM apartment — lovely wooded lot, priced be­ call and start packing. T. J. room, 4-acre, treed lot, general fund. This, he said, to High School Graduate sand, gravel, stone, fill. Call Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. tables at the United Methodist L ow — FROM CAR, boot terior, ■ paperhanging, ■ wall­ Cherry dining room dropleaf Bath, heat and Hot water fur­ low appraisal. Hayes Agency, Crockett Realtor, 648-18n. eholee area. New School Church Christmas fair Saturday rg> to the board. LARSON’S — Oonnecticut’i first paper removed, dry wall work. 21 years of age, or over 648-8603. ■rtiactol holly, vtclntty Harrl- licensed driving school, trained - FULL TRAINING table, opens to 92", four chairs, nished. Route 85 In Hebron. 643-4808. from 10 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. there Mrs. CMsata Betotll In other aotian, tbe seleoi- gn»i sad B. Oenter Streeta. Re­ Reasonable rates. Fully In­ If you can qualify, come In Call 648.0946. MANCHESTER — Modem Cape men: Appointed Rdohsird Sow^ certified and approved, now PROVIDED and have a talk with us. china closet and buffet, $160 or VERNON — Exceptional value. $30,000 Assumable mortgage. will be a table of artlclea made ward. MMTK. sured. 649-9668, Joseph P. will sell separately. on quiet side street Near Proposal An by refugees to Hong Kong. Mrs. Mna Betattt Mated as peraonal yer, prtocipel of tbe Junior offering claseroom and behind Lewis. Outgoing personality, initia­ APPLY DAILY, 9 A M. to R(XJKVILLB5—Cheerful, roomy Owner anxious to sell. 6 room Immaculate 64-room, wheel Instruction for teen Boats and Accessories 46 school, bus. 1 4 baths, fire­ 1 4 - year - old Ranch, EAST SIDE Samuel Walker Is chairman of her reasons for Isavtog. She Is H l^ School, as an advtoocy tive, and enthusiasm neces­ 6 P.M. 5-6 heated apartment. Ideally ranch completely furnished or place, aluminum combinations. fO DN D — BLACK aad white agers. 649-6075. Combination bookcase and deek, buUt-tos. the table, which will feature the wife o f Joseph J. Beiarti, mentoer of the junior high 'e dog. dan Lee PmeeMa, NEW GAME for Manchester sary. Good educaUon (but 1969, 16 FOOT FIBERGLAS, 26 $60. located. Small family. $116 unfurnikhed. Call 048-0002. Bel Air Real Estate, 948-9888. Agenda Item Rockville High School teacher Herald customers. You buy the embroidered blouses, robes, school toiildtog oommlttee; Warden, 648-8694. not necessarily college de­ UNITED h.p., tut trailer, good condition, monthly. 643-6814. Duplex 4-4, all rooms large, and OOP osndidats for K MORTLOCR'S Driving School paint, you name your price — 818,760 — TWO BLOCKS frmn excellent condition, new pajamas, skirt lengths, smocked tabled action on purchase of a Inc., offices, classroom located gree), or business experi­ PARCEL $786. 644-0728. Mahogany bookcase. BATES RD. — Get the good $400 down buys 64-raom on the city council. They have truck; approved $840 request we do your painting. 649-7888, MODERN 4 room second floor High School, six room cape, things of life to this Jarvls- roof, ahnnlnum combina­ The board of education will dresses, beaded bags. Jewelry HODND — A plaee to buy dollar Manchester Parkade, lower ence required. For apiwlnt- Caps, treed lot, city two children. by the Northeast Refuse Study tolia at dtooount prloea! Sea 875-8401. SERVICE Ma{Ue spool bed, $86. apartment in beautiful Colonial vacant This will qualify for boilt n>Ut level home to Wood- tion windows, 2-car garage. meet tonight at 8, aifter a 7:30 and dolls. level. Beginners, older, nerv­ ment call water, eewers, hnmacu Oommlttee for operational ox- our ad hi today'a Herald on 245 Locust St., Hartford home, hot water heat, electric FHA with minimum down hill. SUghtly used and abused executivo session with the Reservations are still being Mra Belotti has resided to ous students, our specialty. OUTSIDE PAINTINO at a low Building: Materials 47 Other beds. Also braided rugs, late throughout. teachers’ salary eommlittee, to taken for the turkey supper be­ RockvlUe for the past 15 years. peneea and agreed to pass tha P m W. S t ^ 'n Clean, 417 LIBERTY MUTUAL (Off Airport Road) range, refrigerator (with ($400) pltu elostag ($000). You but this 7 room, 2 full bath Teen-age driver’s ttjducation price. No Job too Wg or too Limoges dishes. Other miscel­ can also get a VA, If you work on its November agenda. ing held the same day, with She has been a member of Ctoll- request on to the board of fi­ iM n SL, Maneheeter. course. State certUled. 649-7398 BETTER BUYS freezer luiit), domestic hot home can be yours for only WARREN E. HOWLAND small. Call now, 6494)726. INSURAJ^CE CO. Bring draft claaslficaticm card. laneous articles. water, garage, storm windows, qualify. T. J. Crookett, Realtor, $19,400. Call Barbem Babin at 816,800 8 - year - old, to-t o w n .>ne Impoitant Item o f unfin­ sittings at 6 and 6:80 p.m. Mrs. dren’e Servicee of Connecticut, nance for action; and re-ap­ P o u n d — German ShepheM, Mrs. Hawkiiis 648-1161 Bring Form DD 214 If military AT NATIONAL Venetian blinds. $180. Adults 643-1677. the JARVIS RBALTY CO.. Ranch, non-develop­ REALTOR ished bustoom la a dtocuaalon of Herald Lee Sr. and Mrs. tbe Lottie Fisk Building Com pointed Andrew Trlcarioo tree LEARN TO DRIVE — Special Cedar Closet Lining .21 Sq. Ft. Michael (Joldsnlder are taking Maek and wtaHe, male. Call / service Is completed. only, excellent location. 115 REALTORS, 648-4112, 648-1686. ment, ecisy financing. now elementary achod faclli- mittee, a member of the Lottie warden. attention to nervous and elder- EXPERIENCED PAINTER — CeiUng H ie— $60 Mato St. 64t-U06 reservattiHiB. Lee PraeoMa, Dog Warden. W. Classroom for teen-agers, / 123 Oak St. Russell St. Apply In person, GARRlSOlf COLONIAL — 8 tlM, which Supt. Ftiillp Liguori Flak Interim committee, former 'Vemoa Fire District Oom.- Interior and exterior. 648-0427. FUIXi-TIME lane maintenance Odd LoU .09 Sq. Ft. Open House nckup service. Day or evening FULL-THdE Waitress for day available immediately. rooms. First, floor consists of SPRING ST. - Spacious 84 has recommended to tils annua! member of the swimming pool mtoslonera last night approved man. Apply in person Holiday Dutch Doors 17.50 Each 118.800 6 fun rooms, Ug kitch­ Open house will be held to­ lesaons. Reasonable rates. work, 8 a.m.-4:80 p.m., coun­ large family room with half room ranch, modem Mtchen report, dated Sept. 3. commlssioii, former city tax two resolutions authorizing the Lanes. Knotty Pine Paneling, .18 Sq. Ft. 643-4607 bath, modern kitchen with en, sewing room, all Manchester Driving Academy. EXPERT PAINTING and ter mm booths, better than av­ 679 (JENTER ST., spacious four with built-lns, 8 large bed city conveniences. Real iji tha’. report he said, 'T night at 8 to both Wndergertons. ooUecter, presently on the toaue of notes totaling $77,500. Ping-Pong Tables 11.95 Each rooms In modern quiet build­ boUMns, tachidtog Tappan 400 rooms, unusual decor seldom VERNON—Older 6-room Cape, There are 29 pupils, with Mra. board of directors of the Rock­ The notes would finance con­ 742-7249. paperhanging. 528-4016. erage pay. Experience help- DOZER OPEIRATORS and pow­ nlcehCape Ood. porch, garage, dining room. cannot emphasize strongly Windows—Complete ing, large cabinets, electric range, dlnliw room, living found In this price range. One •-jvough my recommendation of LUlien Mack as teacher, meet­ ville Public Health Nursing As­ struction of a new Company 8 not necessary. Apply in. er shovel cu ra to r wanted. From 9.96 Each Early occupancy. Asking $11,- rson Brass Key Restaurant. kitchen, ceramic tile bath, room with fireplace. Second car garage, large iK- with Immediate action oonc.^ntog ing at Bolton Oongregatlcnal sociation, neighborhood ehalr- firehouse, now being built, and N WAinfl& — Ride from Chest- Must be experienced in trench 2 x 4’’ Fir Studs .40 Each heat, hot water, Venetian floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full trees, $24,900. Ibrick Agen- $31,600 Garrison Colonial, aU 900. Tongren Agency, 648 Churoh; and 25 pupils to the ngit the Rockville Girl purchase of the Beach proper­ ; St. to Bunislde and Main E-Z LERN Electrical Services 22 and pipe woric. Apply Superior Uie construction of a new ele- ______fA’nONAL firm is look- Combination Doors blinds, aluminum screens. In­ bath. Immediate occupancy. cy. 649-8464. ' plaster construction, 6321. morning session and 24 to the Soouta a member of the ty, to be used for recreational , Hast Hartford, 9-8, primar- Musical Instruments 53 mentai-y school located on oth­ C FREE ES’TIMATES. Prompt ing for amblUous woman ovor PavlM, Inc., 60 Hebron Ave­ From 16.96 Each dividually controlled thermo­ $22,600. Fhilbriok Agency, 649 huge rooms,^ treed coT' afternoon session at Unttsd Charter OoneoHdation Oommla- purpMoea by the dtotrtet. By 8 p.m. Can 649-9in, after Driifing School nue, Glastonbury. MANCHESTER VICINITY — er than either of the two exist­ service on all types of elec­ ^ learn Interesting Exotic Prefinished HAMMOND ORGAN, Model MS, stat, garage, beautiful gnnmd.s. 8464. BOWERS SCHOOL Cape - ner lo t / Methodtet Church, with Mrs. slon. In other action, conunii^ . 8 p.m. Paneling From 8.76 Per Pc. ’thirteen miles to East Hart­ ing school sites. It la my esU Connecticut’s laigest, auto­ trical wiring. Licensed and/ln- profession. Good Income. Call with bench, mahogany case, Will redecorate to suit tenant. laig:e bedrooms, 3 baths, ex­ mate at th!b time that a scran- Ok>ria Ftonegan os teacher. A naUva o f Baltimora Md., slonera discussed purriiase cf DONUT BAKER, full-time. Ap­ CASH ’N CARRY ceptional kitchen, Inoludto ford Aircraft, sixteen miles to matic and standard shift, sured. Wilson Electrical Co., 289-8416 for personal interview. ply In person only. Bess Eaton $800. Phmie 649-2428. Reasonable rent to right party. 116.800 Lovely, convenient Co Hartford — attractive 6-room room stiucture wlU ba neoes- Photographs will be taken to rtie met her husband when hs rebuilt emergency fire radios; Manchester, 049-4817. GlAston- NOBODY—BUT NOBODY— dlahwaaher and d 1 s p o s a free pick-up service, teen­ 643-1034. lonlal, deep, fruit-tree Cape, oU heat, large fenced-ln »ry to avoid double seartxis in aH sesalcms tomorrow. T h e was teachlag to Annaprtla authorized alternates to be ap­ •MTER ANGELA bury, 643-1388. IXXTTOR’S Assistant-Secretary. Donut Shop, 160 Center St. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL screened porch, fireplace, red­ age cliuMroom, older and shaded lot, aU city con­ yard. Full price $18,300. Alice the fall of 1966.’’ photograpiMr will vlatt the sl- She explained her resignaUon pointed to the ■Vernon Fire Interesting, varied work with KITCHEN CABINETS— STERLING 120 bass accordion, FOUR LARGE Rooms, unfur­ Manchester wood finished basement Own­ nervous students our sp e­ veniences. Clampet, Realtor, 640-4043, Tbe cupnrtntendent attmdod ementacy school Nov. 31. to based on her feelings of re- Zoning Oommission; tabled for Cbaraotor Raader and Ad­ cialty. 116 Center St., Man­ much patient contact. 649-0814. ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES— white, with case, $100. 628-8821. nished, centrally located. Call er 649-7408. Investigation requests fo r two visor eu ail problems of life Floor Finisldng 24 Salesmen Wanted 36-A eve. 648-7887. the public building commission Briefs sponsiblliUes as a w ife and chester. Call for free book­ ALL PRICES 649-4664 after 2:30. addltionsl telephones for the 0 Is BOW loeated at 381 Main DO- IT YOURSELF — And do It QUICK OCCUPANCY VERNON — UKE new • room Monday as an ex-officio mem­ A training session, will be mother. let. 643-8652. ARE YOU ambitious and in­ NATIONAL LUMBER, $16,600 B ow en School, Ranch, MANCHESTER — Look! Low- fire chief and his assistant, die- atrset, Hartford. Call for FLOOR SANtH^S and re- now. Earn money for bills that FDUR ROOMS, second floor, Lrshape brick ranch, mani ber, and although the meeting held tomorrow at 8 pjn. for Other Chanaber Newa finishing (ape<^lizing In old­ dustrious? Do you want to be INC. Wearing: Apparel—Furs 57 6 4 rooms. BuUt-ln el: teens! Move right In. 6 cussed possibilities of requiring appointment, 527-1907. are getting you down. Work near school and church. Call cured grounds, spaiUlng con­ kitchen, 3-car garage, ItseLf never took place because bymon portiioipattog to the A financieJ ploture of charntMT er floors). Painting. Ceilings. a success? We’ll train you to 381 State Street, room Cape, on bus line, now of a lack of a quorum, ne Christian Enlistment program bfiUders to put “T ’ connections two to three hours a day at MINK. DYED. Northern. Back between 7 and 8. 643-0082. $8,800 assum er present dition. Under 830,000. m y e s fireplace. acttvitlM was presented to S erv ice— Paperhaiwlng. No job too sell one of the finest p iq u ets North Haven, Ck>nnecUcut vacant. Will take deal. Low talked with Chairman Douglas of Bolton Ocngregattonnl on water mains when houses Garage— your convenience to build a Muskrat Jacket, completely 44% mortgage, la^e 74 Agency, 648-4808. mcmbeni when they received a IBIRS wanted vicinity small. John Verfallle, 649-5760. business of your own. Avrni’s made, for one of the most re­ 288-6261 8Vi ROOM GARDEN type down payment. Don-Lee Real Cheney about the poaaifalUty of Church. ara constructed and requiring Storage remodeled, never worn, size room spilt level, 14 baths, report of the Robert J. Pue A Rd. and Silver Lane new Christmas Gift Catalogue spected and successful com ­ apartment available November SOUTH WINDSOR — A house $14,000 Ranch, stone front, fire- Estate, 029-2656. having a cloeed meeting with The first meeting of the Bol­ them to furnish fire hydrants in 12. 876-3036. built-in kitchen, formal Ck>. who rsoently audited the to Hartford Insurance Group, S’TORAGE SPACE, about 2,000 backed by full TV and maga­ panies in the world. Call 644- 16, Includes heat, hot water, that sepemtes the men from placed living room, 8 me P ^ to discuss school sites, ton Slymnastics and Physical new developments, rents of Musical—^Dramatic 29 0202 between 6 and 8 p.m. Diamonds— Watches— dining room, family room, B O W E ^ SCHOOL — Brick hooka. N o crWictane were Urted. which the district would pay 8:16 - 4:80. Call after 8, 649- sq. ft. Gus Schaller, 362 Wood zine advertising can earn you stove, refrigerator, and park­ garage, one half acre lot, the boys. We offer a 7 room bedrooms, treed lot Cape, full shed dormer, fire­ should the board o f oduoatiM Fftness Club will be held to ­ land Street. Manchester. 643 as much as $8 an hour to start. Jewelry . 48 ing. $106 monthly. 643-7925. home easily expanded to In­ decide to go ahead with the morrow at 8 pm. at the Oonor Tbe report eald the books were for; heard a complaint about VOCAL INS’TRUCnON In your RADIO TIME salesman for well Walited—^To Buy 58 city water and sewers, anx­ place, 6 rooms, 6 finished, ga­ adequate and well mntateined. 4897 or 828-7978. 289-4922. clude a fourth bedroom and Idea of a new elementary school munlty Han. This wtU toe a six- "all aspects’’ of a rodeo held HIDE WANTED to Research home or my studio. Children, accepted station In Hartford- WATCH AND JEWELRY repair­ SIX ROOM DUPLEX, 76 Lin­ ious owners asking $18,600. ra ge. Immediate occupancy. Orfty one suggentiion was offered WE BUY, SFTLL or trade an­ Mcond bath. Good location, at Its meeting tonight week course. Anyone toterested recently on'Lake Stj; agreed to Laboratorlee, Pratt A Whitney a^Iiilts. Instructor trained at Msnehester, area. Good draw­ ing at reasonable prices. den Street. Immediate occu­ Out of town owner wants of­ —a control aooount for dues Investigate poesiblUtles of hav­ V GARAGE AND BOAT storage GIRL FOR fountain work, 8:30- too. Forest trees. $17,200 with IF YOU DON’T SEE WHAT Oberlln. 649-7786. tique and used furniture, china, fers. Financing available, $16,- ^iiguon said he thought that must attend the first meeting. Atrenift, from Porter and E. space for rent. 30 Laurel 6, Monday through Friday. CJall ing. account' and account list. Prompt service, two watch­ pancy. 843-2722, 9-5. 4 4 % assumable mortgage. reoeivaMe should be set ita- ing fire hydrants painted. Send resume to Box J, Herald. glass, silver, picture frames FITS YOUR NEEDS HERE. 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- the meeting khould be closed Bolton Orange 'wfil have a Oenter Street vicinity, 8-4:40. Street. $6 per month. Tel. 643- 643-2126. makers. Manchester’s oldest LAWRENCE F. FIANO Glenn Roberts Agency, MLS ortpta for the year were $19,- Arrests PIANO (classical or popular) and old coins, old dolls and FIVE ROOM FLAT, second JUST CALL. IF WE IXJJiKT 8464. because property prices might pot kick Friday at 7 pm. at can 8W-7887 after 8. 4884. established jeweler. F. E. Realtors, 844-1821, 848-0816. 879.78; expenses, 816,878.96. Albert OovOle, 87. o f 89 Ward and violin lessons in your home Bray, 787 Main St., State guns, hobby collections, attic floor,' oil heat, garage. Call Realtor 648-2766 HAVE IT, WE’LL FIND IT be effected, but Cheney said the Community Hall. Those at­ or our studio. Call 742-7425. Situations Wanted— contents or whole estates. Fur­ COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch, he himself was no judge of Tbe audit was ordered by St. and Edward Goetz, 81,. of H r SON o v e r 34 to drive car, RN or LPN, fuU or part-time. Theater Building. 649-9221 after 6:30 p.m. HEBRON — Exceptionally well FOR TOU. tending are artced to bring a Manchester to Ft. Lauderdale, Female 38 niture Repair Service Talcott- Charles Nicholson 742-6864 tile bath, copper plumbing, gas whether or not prices would be hot diah or salad for themselves. Qarebedien when, foUcwlng his 51% Village St. were arrested Vernon Haven, 878-2077. cared for 84 room ranch 8- hot air heat. Insulated, $6,600. early this morning and charged TTorlda, beginning December Business Services Bonds—Stocks— ville. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. FDUR ROOM apartment, sec­ years-old. Kitchen has built- affected and that It would be Dessert and coffee witi be fur­ eHection to tbe office tort month, S3. References required. Call WILL CARE for one or two Fuel and Feed 49-A ond floor, $60. Call after 4, 649- Easy financing. Chambers best to ask the cpinlcn of nished. A program on safety he dtocovered that the bytawa with having a dangerous weap­ Offered M ortnanfes tos, 8 bedrooms, walk-out base­ Realty, 648-2325, 649-7005. on In a motor vehicle. «40-8768. 31 WANTED — Part-time cook. children days in my home 6987. ment. Aluminum combinations. real estate man, and also to will be present by the three require a yearly audit. Tbto wee Call 643-0038. SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw­ WANTED — 20” front bicycle get together with the town the first audit tmdertaken to They were rtopped at 4^80 LAWN MOWERS, sharpened Call 649-4619. Lots of room Inside and out. BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHESTER—Six-room Split- Graces.. A food sale at Mott’s kiDH OR OAR POOL wanted SE(X)ND MORTGAGES — Un­ ed any length, tree delivery. wheel. 649-8877. 188 LYNB8S ST. - 6 room planning oommisslon. several years. a.m. during a routine check by and repaired, sale li and serv Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Level, deep, landscaped lot, supeimaricet is pilaimed tor Nov. to Spring Street, Windsor ent. L A M limited funds available for sec­ WILL CARE for children in my Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ ranch, stone front, 3 bedrooms, Cheney asked that Liguori Patrolman Robert Ahnert, who Ice, rental equipm Furnished Apartments 63-A Realtors, 643-8980. garage, utility room, rec room, 16. Direcitor J eia n s RsmldewtaB, Looks, for T:S0 to 4. M9-8604. Route 83, ond mortgages, payments to home by hour, day or week. mans, 742-8002. dining room, fireplace, alum!' Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. dally spotted the handle of a hunting Equipment Corp., suit your budget. Expedient Help Wanted—^Male 36 Rooms Without Board 59 2 full baths, fireplace, oil hot sUbrnlt his request in writing In (Mscuastog plane for tha Vernon, S76-7O09, Manchester Wapplng 644-8327. l ’/4-ROOM Furnished Apart­ num awnings, garage, extras. MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin 640-6806, 280-8268, 876-6611 to the P(BC aiMl asked if the knife on the floor of their car. service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. water heat, $19,600. Robert Manchester Evening Herald Christmas pe^ede, told memlbers During his check another knife exchange. Enterprise 1945. LATHE OPERATOR — Expori UGHT HOUSEKEEPING fur­ ment, light housekeeping, cen­ 649-1434. 4 room ranch, close to all con­ board of education had a map Garden—Parin—^Dairy Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Bolton oorrespqndeiit, Olemewell he hoped neither of the poUtioel was uncovered. Both men were AHtooBobOss For Sale 4 SECOND MORTGAGES—Funds enced In running small lots, all Situations Wanted— nished room off Main Street. trally located, reasonable. 649- veniences, deep wooded lot, oU S84B W. Middle Tpke., of the town Indicating the Young, telephone 648-8981. paitlra would take advantage of s h a r p e n in g Service — Saws, Products 50 8404 between 12 noon and 6 TALCOTTVILLB - 54 room 649-2813. released in $1,000 bond for Cli^ available for second mort- -benefits. Dean Machine Prod­ Women only. 649-7989 after 6 Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- heat. Aluminum combinations, Manchester population concentration of people congregated for the event knives, axes, shears, skates, ucts, 166 Adams St., Manches- Male . 39 p.m. $11,700. Robert Wolverton cult Court 12 appearance to JfklBIL) CART Tour credit turn- gages. For individual attention FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin p.m- year-old. Near bus line and TWO FAMILY a few blocks children of different ages to sdvertiae thedr cendidatee. rotary, blades. Quick service. ter. Agency, Realtor. 649-3818. Rockville Nov. 26. •d down? Short on down pay­ call B & N Agency, Roger M. TV REPAIRMAN with first and Greening apples and ehopptog. Very convenient. from Mato Street. Quiet, resi­ Liguori said he had been un­ Tickets on Sale Both partiee wth be seked to Kalney Stapelton, 80, of 01 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 ROOMS FOR genUemen, on e, TiniE E and four-room heated 416 Mato St., E. Htfd. dential area, birch cabtoeted ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- M i^ St., Manchester. Hours Negro, 643-8727. radio-telephone. Will move to Bose pears. Bottl Fruit Farm, apartments, furnished, children Tongren Agency, 648-6821. able to find a suitable map to refrain from, partiicipattog to West St was arrested and FOREIGN e m p l o y m e n t In­ block from Mato Street, kitch-' ‘ ...... BOL/TON — NEAT, expandable kitchens, ceramic baths, ame- use for this purpose, but that aian? Don’t despair! See Hon­ dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ formation. Construction, other area. Write Robert Hurle, 69 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester, welcome. GArfleld 9-9928. For F-P Dance tbe parade.. charged with Intoxicatian at est Douglas. Inquire about low- A BETTER ARRANGEMENT en'privlleges, parking. 643-5127, ANDOVER — 8 fam ily, 6-8-8, ranch of 6Vi rooms, breezeway Blte drive. Wesley R. Smith lie did have the projpoted day 7-4. 643-7958. work projects. Good paying Calhoon Street, Torrington. Committee appointments an^ 2:80 a.m. today. He was re­ set down, smallest payments of your finances will make APPLES — Macs, Cortlanda, 643-9828. good income, 8-car garue, and garage. Full ^ h t balse- Agency, 649-1894. school population ^gures. overseas jobs with extras, 120 CHARTER OAK Street — ment, lot 100x260. Good loca­ nounoed b y Garabedlan were: leased to $26 bond for court ap­ anywhere. No small loan or fi­ HAROLD tc SON Rubbish Re­ more of your income available Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, workshop, priced right. Call Books Displayed Tlckete are still available for travel expenses. Write only: EXCEPTIONALLY nice Clean 6 room furnished apartment, tion. An excellent buy for only INCOMP.ARABLE VALUE at Iitdustrlal, Herman O. Olson, pearance Nov. 26. Arrest was nance company plan. Douglas moval, cellars, attics, and for personal use.- Lump debt Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 Wlnesaps, Romes, Starks. John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-6261. SEVEN ROOM spacious home A display of books for chll the annual Harvest Football Into one monthly payment of Foreign Service Bureau, Dept. bedrooms to attractive home gentlemen preferred. Phone $16,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Francis Pritchard Jr., Donald made by Patrolman Jack Motors, 888 Main. yards. Weekly or monthly Bunco Farm, 629 W. Center. In Manchester on quiet street, $14,99tf — 6-room Cape with 2- dren of all ages la on exhlbiit Dance, sponsored by the Wom­ $22.26 for each thousand dollars 369, Bradenton Beach, Florida. PROFESSIONAI.. Trimming, for gentlemen. Best location. 649-8088. 648-1677. car garage. Almost an acre of Morgoneon and Lyman Hoope; Relchenbach. pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. 648-8116. H4,800-0ne floor, I attractive 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 2- at the Bolton Public Library en’s Auxlllaiy of the Fire and i960 CHEVROLET Convertible, Including repayment over five bathing, all breeda. Poodle 21 Church St. 649-4966. room*, expandable second land, full dormer, 1% baths, plemtlng oonunlttee, Florence Hoepltel Notes ALL AROUND MACHINIST— MANCHESTER — $2,600 as­ car garage, asking $19,600. Out until No>v. 10, when it will g o Police Junior Athletic Assocto.- Loverin, Thomas WoMf, D. K. Admitted yesterday: Mark V-8, 848 cu. In. engine, trl- TREE REMOVAL, pruning, and years. Frank Burke, 246^8897, specialist. It costa no more to FRESH EgIi S for sale. Jumbo floor. Immaculate condition. better residential area. Wes­ Experienced in producing ex­ R(X)MS for gentlemen, free . Business Locations sumes $108 per month. 6 room of stete owner wants offers. to the Hebron Ubnary. The ex­ tlon, wlzloh will bo held Nov. Welch, chairman, I>onald Boudreau, 24 Thompacn 9t, sarbs, 8-speed, excellent condi­ lot clearing. Snow removal. Connecticut Mortgage Ex have the best in professional 60c dozen. Large 40c dozen. parking; also, 2 rooms for Ught Attached garage. Beautiful PhUbrlck Agency, 649-8464. ley R. Smith Agency, 649-1894. 16 at the Roaomount Restau­ change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, perimental quantities, all bene­ Cape, cloae to everything. hibit will be'retumed to Bdton, 'White, Hesbert MiUer and Ed­ Yvonne Taylor, Creetridge Dr.; tion, Call 876-2188 anytime. Frank C. Noble, 649-6053. conditioning. 649-9793, 649-0600. Medium 30c dozen. Bruner, 230 housekeeping. Scranton Motel, For Rent 64 treed lot. Near bus. Bowers rant, Bolton. Thers will be a Conn. fits. Dean Machine Products, Neatly shrubbed, oil hot water VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. however, and the books vdiil be ward F,r e e m a n; Christmas Fritz 'Wetagoriner, High Manor Doming St., Route 30, Wap 649-0826 between 6-7 BobooL Carlton W. Hutchins, HOLLISTER STREE3T—6-room smorgasbord from 7:30 to 1968 OORVAIR Spider Convertl WE HAVE the time, we have 166 Adams St., Manchester. AKC registered miniature sil­ ping 644-8626. BUILDING 60x40 suitable for heat, aluminum combinations, 6 room ranch built 1959. Size on display again, from Nov. 14 Ughttog, CUfford Hd-wrley; an- Park; Suzajjrve Bonney, 46 Wert Realtor, 649-6183. Colonial, flreplaced Uvtog p.m. with dan5jing from 9 to 1 ble, turbo-charger, 4-speed the tools, will do most any­ ver French jxxxlles for sale. COMFORTABLE Room, quiet storage, B-1 zone, Buckland clean as a whistle inside and zixxn, dining room, 8 bed­ 26x42%. Walk-out basement, 8 to NoVv 19. The week o f Nov. 10 nual dinner, Herman G. Olson; St; Benjamin Wltooo, 84 VU- transmission, bucket seats. Business Opportunities 32 NEEDED — Mason’s Helper, Call 742-6386. IF YOU WOULD UKE Green EAST HARTFORD — Oversized out Robert Wolverton Agency, bedrooms, 14x19 living room, is Children’s Book Week. to the music of tte Sophietto- thing. Free estimates g;lven. no experience needed. Call • private home, no other room­ section. 649-8468. rooms, kitchen with plenty of nMmbesehlp oommlttee, CSiestw ioge 8t.; Mrs. Antotnette Duel- 649-4689 evenings. Call Us anytime, 643-2097, 633- Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ 7 room Cape, shed dormer, IH Realtor, 640-3818. aluminum combinations, school The display, from tbe bureau atea. Rau, ohaimtan and all msm-^ letfe, Vernon Haven Omva- THREE BAY Gulf service sta- 641-1870 after 6 p.m. _ ers, garage. 648-6848. cabinet space, garage, treed 2987. way. Tel. 649-6488. baths, recreation room, study, lot, $18,600. Robert Wolverton bus at door. Robert Wolvertofi o f libraries o f the state board All profits received from this ben of the board of directors lescent Home; Peter Janton, 16 8960 TOLSWAOEN for sale, tion 'available for lease. E xcel Articles For Sale 45 FOR RENT — ^^rcsit room, cen­ STORE — 460 Mato St. 649-8229, very clean, Carlton W. Hutch­ Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. of education, oontatos new books dance, which to open, to the pub­ except the preeident; bylaws Thompoon St.; Dora Bragdon, $1,326. Good condition., Glas- lent opportunity for the -right FRIENDLY ICE CREAM, Man­ Agency, Realtor, 649-381$. STEPS, sidewalks, - stone walls, chester, has openings for am- trally located, parking. 69 9-6. ins, Realtor, 649-6183. for ages 4 to 8, 6 to 10, 8 to 12 lic, will be used to buy equip­ revision . committee, Leeter 116% Grove St.; Mrs. Sophie kanbuty 6S8-2S16. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. individual. Paid training pro­ MAN’S TEN PIN bowling ball Fertilizers 50-A BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room biUous men, part-time eve­ and bag, 14 lb., $12. Call 643- Birch Street. 949-7129. BOWERS SCHOOL FOSTER STREET. Bo. Wlnd- and teen-agers, as well as ment and Insurance . for the Baum, Seymour Lavitt and Mattto, '38 River St.; Alton All concrete repairs. Reason­ gram. For additional Informa VERPIANCJK SCHOOL Area - aor: 6 room SpUt Level. Fire­ Gape, full flormer, 1% baths, four midget and one pony foot' 1982 CORVETTE, Uke new. 340 tion call Gulf pil Corp., 628- nings and weekends. No expe­ '7042 after 8. GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver­ science and Ohristmaa books for Ralph Oibeon; executive com­ Hammond, 68 Elltagton Ave. ably priced. 643-0861. rience required. Call 649-77$8 FURNISHED ROOMS — Com­ 6 rooms plus partial rec room, place. Large lot. Oarage. A 4 bedrooms’ dining room, ga­ all ages. Slips of paper are ball teams of Manchester that mittee, Robert Garabedlan, Discharged yest«r$ay: Mra. h.p., 4-speed transmission. 6168. ed, $6 and $10 loads. Excellent plete light housekeeping facili­ alumtomn siding, close to bus. RANCH rage, near all schools. Owner Posttrketian. Low, low mile­ for appointment. SNOW BLOWERS — Ariena, tor fall fertilizing. CaU 648- INVITATION ood buy at $16,600. Madeline provided for persons to Indiioate are sponsored by the father or­ CUifonl Hawley, Charles Press Mary Qitagfilawo, Mountoki SNciwPLOWING — Now ac­ ties, centrally located. Mrs. Call Jrtm H. Lappen, Inc., 649- mlth. Realtor, 649-1642. 649-1796. age. Good financing available. cepting contracts, seasonal or Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ 7804, 649-8731. g wfhi-oh books they would Uke ganization. Parents who have ler, Heiynan G. Otooti and eprtog Rd.; Mrs. Marion Pneh- er, and Bolena tractors, parts Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Manches­ TO BID 6361. the Ubraxy to buy. received ttveir tlckete to the Jerotns Remklewlos. niak, 78 Brooklyn St Sacrificing at 18,106. Call own­ hourly rates. 649-6660. ter. SPRING STREET Beautiful Opportunity for someone 1ST CLASS and' aervice. Capitol Elqulp- Modem 8 bedroom ranch Receive Awards moil are reminded to make their A special committee named er 643-6030 anj^me. Sealed bids will be received Ma n c h e s t e r — Looking for with fuU basement, large 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 2-car TREE REMOVAL — Free esti­ ment Co., 88 Main St., Man­ Household Goods 51 SOMETHING BETTER! The Junior Homemakers 4-H returns as .soon as possible. to obt^ a replacement for Vernon news Is handled by to rent - or to operate MECHANICS TWO CLEAN Sleeping rooms, at the Office of the General space, country atmosphere? kitchen with buUt-lns, tiled e, built-in G.E. kitchen, S W TBUNDERBIRD, absolute mates, fall prices, very low. chester. Cipen dally I-S- Thurs­ Club attended achievement Tickets may be obtained by Mrs. Beloitri includee Lyman ’Hie Herald’s Rookvllla B ure^ With all around experience In USED 'WESTINGHOUSE RE centrally located, must be Manager, 41 Center Street, liien see this 8-room Raised bath, garage. 100 yards oms, IH baths, aluminum mint eendition, one owner, |100 Call 649-7671 or 522-1863. FULLY EQUIPPED light and heavy trucks. Tractor, day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. S night at the llnlverslty of Con' caOtag Mrs. Norman A. Bjark' Hoop and the five members of 5 W, Main St, telephone S’76- FRIGERATOR In good condl seen to be appreciated, refer­ Maneheeter, Connecticut imtil Ranch, 8 bedrooms, living ' from Bowers School on Combinations, $21,400. RobertLocated high on a hill and beau­ down, low lo monthly payments. BARBER SHOP trailer experience ' a muat. ences. CaU 648-2029 between 8 room with fireplace, kitchen neotlcut Friday. Girls receiving man, 38 Franklin St., president the executive oommlttee. 8186 649dl707. ~le,-38»«221. FREE WHEELS with snow tires Uon, $40. 643-0129. November 12, 1963 at 11:00 quiet street. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, tifully- landscaped, a lovely 7 Diesel experience preferred. at regular prices, no down and 4 p.m. or 9 and 10 p.m. a.m. for Roller Shelf Record with huUt-lns, dining room 649-2813. dress review awards from the of the auxiliary; or Mrs. Harold Route 44-A, Bolton room split-level home to Ver­ Simplicity Pattern Co. weye NASH RAMBLER, good Household Sendees Must be In excellent physical payment, 6 months to phy. RUGSi-Never used. 9x12 beige, ^ _ r v Deek.s. ‘ Lower level family room, den Pohi; 167 Brookfield St., ticket condition-and have a good driv­ non. The features; . running aonditlon, |125. Tel Cole’s Discount Station, 849- $26; 9x16 gold oriental, $36; LOVELY I^RGE hwsekeep- Bid forms and specifications or .office, utility room and ga- ATTRACnVB 6-Room Cape, Donna Tedford, Dorothy dark, chsUiman for the dance. Offered — 13-A- Cooperative Oil Co. ing record. BEL AIR REAL ESTATE 849-0147. 643-1653 0980. 9x12 braided; 12x15 beige. 289- Ing room. It has everytoing, In- sre available at the Controller’s ' rage. Oil hot water heat, alum- fireplace, wall-waU carpet, 3 spacious bedrooms. Margaret Pescc, Nonda Rar There will be a dance oom- You Ought To We offer good starting pay, ao<5 eluding utilities. Ample park- Imun combinations, baths. awnings, heated porch, garage, Jalousled enclosed sunroom. tazzi, Diane Tedford and mtttee ineettog tcmoirow at • REWEAVING of bums, moth tag. 272 Main St. Office, 66 Center Street, Man­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ steady year-'round employment, MOTO MOWER snow throwers chester, Connecticut. CaU now. Robert Wolverton 648-9882 beautiful lot, trees, near bus, 36’ llvjng-dlnlng room. Brenda Goodwto. ajn. at fire home o f Mka. Rod' Live In ' Ghia, radio, heater, gas gauge, advancement opportimitlea, 6- at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4^ LEFT HAND Crosley Shelva- Agency, Realtor, 649-3818. school. Only $15,600. Carlton At their meeting Saturday dow Shades made to measure; ENGINEER / Manufacturer — i^EAR MAIN STREET for gen­ Town of Manchester, 2 baths. oey Dolin, 8 Planeer Olrole. .AR od tiree, new paint job. See day week and liberal employe h.p. to 6H h.p. 689 Center St. dore refrigerator, $50. Phone W. Hutchins, Realtor, 649-6132. Kitchen with bullt-tos and all the girls received dress re all sizes Venetian blinds.' Keys Ideal plant and engineer set­ tleman, private entrance, park­ Oonneoticut members are reminded to bring Bt 164^ Oak Street. 640-6628 benefits. 649-8747. . 649-7875. MANCHESTER Isn’t far from fniltwood cabinets. view certificates and modern Beautiful FOR YOU r made while you wait. Tape Re­ up for energetic person, great­ ing. 28 Pearl Street. Tel. 648- Richard Martin, ticket returns. corders for rent. Marlow's 867 -APPLY MONDAY THROUGH this attractive 6 romn ranch on MANCHESTER — $84,000 ranch. Family room. meal cook books and rccora er Hartford area. Plant used LARGE STROLLER with A BIO BARGAIN — 8 rooms 7236. General Manager 200x200 toot lot. Flreplaced Uv- $8,600 — WELL KEPT 8t4 room iM i STUDHBAKER, exceUen't Main, 649-5221. FRIDAY, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 7 rooms plus finished recrea­ Basement garage. books. They are starting their for manufacturing and en­ canopy, used very little, $9. used furniture and appliances, Ing room, formal dining room, ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive tion room In basement, two full COLONIAL m m m eendition, first $100 takes H. United Parcel YOUNG LADY WANTED to first arts and crafts project, Please call Valle, 288-6221. gineering until recently. Shown 648-7791. " i n . $10 down. See It at Al­ 8 bedrooms, kitchen with bullt- dining area, suburban. Owner baths^ 2-car garage, aluminum Asking $21,900 \ Engine Damaged - a . , a n y by appointment. Frederick M. Service bert’s, 4$ Allyn Street, Hart­ share apartment with working anxious. Ckirlton W. Hutchins, knitting. The next meeting wUi lady. Call 643-6297 after 5. tos. Oarage. Aluminum com­ rtdiiw. Built in 1960. Over 3,300 MANOR 1967 PLTMOUTH WAGON, 4- Building— Contracting 14 Gaal, Broker, 643-2682, 643-0281. 246 LOCUST STREET JORDAN 16 cubic foot commer­ ford. binations. misworth Mitten Realtor, Ill94il83. sq. ft. of ftnliita^d Uvtog area. be Nov. 9. In Car Blaze (OFF AIRPORT RD.) cial cheat freezer,. A-1 condi­ UNICEF Report MLS LiSTINQ door, automatic transmission, PLEASANT ROOM for gentle­ Septic Tanks Agency, Realtors, 848-6980. Xttibrick Agaoey; i|M «4. newer steering, $240. Oil space QUALFTY CARPENTRY — FOR Le a s e — Modem 2-bay HARTFORD tion, 2-door top, will aaorifice 40” FRIOIDAIRE electric r a n c h — MOOMRN UtebMi, J. D. REALTY Mrs. T* J- Ckookett has r»- APARTMENTS! SU YOUR REALTOR man, near bath, parking, 54 AND large Uvliig room wMh flre- Moderate engine damaga last heater and pump, $46. TV Rooms, basements refinished, AtlanUc station available In Bring draft classlflcaUon card. for 8100. 6444ieM. stove, excellent condition. CaU ItON-DBVMLOPMIlNT BANOH 'ported that |170.8> w m odUsotsd 649-6666. High St.' i plaoe, eoetza laige bedroento, 38 BOWBOUI BT. • OU Center Bt night was reported to a oar We win have available Dee. $10. Call 176 built-ins, formica tile, general Manchester. Financing avaiU Bring service Form DD .314 if 8 bedrooms, 88’ Uvtog rooto Ooloalal, • rooms, 8 for UNICEIF on Halloween. She repair. No job too small. Call able. Call 289-1661 days, 666- mlittery service Is eompiMed. Plugged Sewers with flrs]^aos, oomplotM reo- baths, baaement ftoirtied 648-6139 would'Jike to express her thanks owned by Gertrude Brookltogs 1, one 2-bedroom and one 8- s GAB ROOM HEATER, toermo- aluminum siding, sacrifice. WUUam Robbins Carpentry 3786 evenings. 30 GAUGE Itfaaoa1 Shotgun, new reation room, excellent con­ off into cOloe and beautiful reo to all the children who collected o f Mansfield, when the motor bedroom apartment featur­ atat cootrol, used ctM month. Apartments— Flats— Owner, 649-6061. MW *'W'’ OU3BMOB1LE Hly company. Many fringe FOR ffAT-E — Flat Stone tor Sewerage Disposal Co. TNB. walls. flrMrtaM, 'vaneer and dresser and night able November 1. Oarage, TeL ■ mm nmp w it h p l o w aad tops and island stands. M9- Mr. Shapiro, 648-2126, ToU In benaflto. <3all 6 8 8 - ^ tor ap- aia iw i 1 8 0 -in Peart Bt. -*S4S-BSS8 n m o . T4SWM. Teens, 968 Main M. potakment ' ptetoa. CMl 66S4SH. a MMOM after • p.m.

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TWENTY^OUR ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER «, ATwrage Da% N*t Pt« m gm, Vos tlM Weak fiuled STh* Weather iilancIf^Btpr lEtiBnins l|BraUi November I, IMS Voreaaat of V. S. Weather Rain and windy toidgM and About Town 13,891 most ef Friday with moderate ta WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS J ^ b e s of tile Andtt hewvy min tonight. Tempera* Olrciilatflm torea la M ’s. Gale wamtnga X^no It. CliitvUanft, aon o l Mtmehtateir^A City of Village Charm Mr, Mid Mra. P*t«r ChrtatiAini. Iff Oraroh 8 t; ttobon W. CMrr, SALE STARTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 •on ol Mr.\ and Mr*. O^arfit tOL. LXXXm, NO. a (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGE8-TW0 SECTlONg) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1»«3 OMT, 17 TereM Rd.; and Robert (OlaaatfM AdverlMng en Page 19) PRICE SEVEN CENTS J . Danaixy, aon of Mr. and Mra. Wmiaan E. Danaby, Ridge- Mood 8t., rscantly enUated tn Fund Climbs' tfaa 'United StatM Army for ttiraa yeana under the High United PHind pledges and M mo4 Oraduate SpadaUet Mrs. Nh'u FinanceB^ contributions continued their upward climb, today reach­ ing a total of ♦86.967. which Xobn Mather Chaipt'er, Order is 58 per cent of the $116,000 _tt I>eiMk>lay, wlU have a hay goal. iMe Saturday. Interested mecn- A breakdown by division bera may oontadt Russell Oue- Plans^ Stir Guesses reports, shows Initial Olfts laMa, 244 Woodland SI., for at $46,422, Business and Em­ forttier iRtormatlon. ployes at $9,864, and Resi­ WASHINGTON (AP)— Mra. Nhu, who U hla.alatar-A South Viet Nam’a former first dential at $11,181. ' A qualified source close to in-law, had run out ^..money in lady believes she can regain po' Entombed Two Weeks WtaaMogton Lodge, IjOLi, mvH I>oiinf photo TDYTOWN the United States.^'m said all lltlcal power in her country with abtend S t Miary’a ESpiaooipal Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu’s fam­ E n g a g e d her wealth prcMbly is held in the aid of the dissident officers, Cfamh for tbe 11 am . aervice Early Shoppers* Toy Savings! ily today de.scribed the for­ Viet, Nam. . the source said. Sunday. Members are reminded ’Ihe engagement of M la a mer First Lady of ^uth In WuMhgton, State Depart­ Meanwhile, Mrs. Nhu was re­ Events to meet at tbe church at 10:45. Marilyn Loui.se Carter of Ver­ m ent 'Omcials eatd they were ported to have received a tele­ ffthe (Daughters of liiberty, Hart­ GRANT EXCLUSIVES Chrome handlebar* Viet Nam as a clever busi- Saved Now non to Willifm Walton Landon • » Squeaxehem npi-mformed about Mrs. Nhu's phone call since the coup from ford Lodge and Royal Black Jr. of Gilead has been an­ with plailic ttreomer* / nesswoman with ample re­ 'futances, and added; "She former Vice President Richard Proceptory have also been in- nounced by her parents, Mr. wire I sources in other countneS, doesn’t submit her bank state­ M. Nixon. In State vfbed to aiblend. .and Mrs. William R. Carter of *T -• including a villa QR'the ments.’’ Nixon explored, among other Total 100, Box Mt. Dr. THE V.I.P. POOCH.’ * French Riviera. Her mother, Mrs. Tran Van things, the failure of American Mlaa SMaabeth H e l f r t c k , Her fiance is the aon of Mr. Reports froin -l^ s Angeles Chuong, wife of the former Viet­ officials in South Viet Nam to daiigbter of Dr. and Mrp. Fran- and Mrs. William W. Landon of HAS SHAGGY HAIR Large all-deel namese ambassador to the grant asylum to another mem­ Dry Spell Ends cle HeMick. 14 Weebninster •addle teat Said Mrs. NJui Is deeply con­ Gilead. cerned about her financial out­ United Statee, said " I do not ber of the deposed family. Pres­ 29 Perish Rd., and Mona Sue Lemdere. Miss Carter, a 1950 graduate THAT CAN BE STYLED look. jm is was greeted with know about her finances, she ident Ngo Dinh Diem’s brother, As Heavy Rains, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal of Rockville High School, la at­ never told me about that," Mrs. Ngo. Dinh Can. BomtrskepUclsrti by the source, Chuong said. Can sought protection in the BROISTEDT, Germany H. Liandera, 43 Broad St., are tending Morse College, Hart­ ^wTio asked not to be Identified. Winds Hit Slate aonong n group of Hartford ford. U.S. foreign aid officials have American Consulate at Hue, (•■^P)— Eleven men were Mr. Landon, who received hia Mrs.' Nhu recently purchased capital of central Viet Nam. OoUege women who have volun­ a villa In Nice on the PYenCh kept a close watch on South Viet rescued today from a floodf teered to diredt. aotlvltleo of the BA. degree in eleotrical en­ But U.S. officials refused it and NEW HAVEN (AP) — Riviera from her brother-in-law. Nam's foreign exchange trans­ ed iron mine two weeks af­ ftnat Mban 4-H dub In the gineering from the Univeraity GRANTS FAMOUS actions. flew him to Saigon, 400 miles Heavy rain and stiff winds of Hartford, is attending Rena- O n ly 4.93 Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo south, in an American military ter they were entombed and county. Ih e olub memberahtp Dinh Thuc. He Is attending the Any substantial changes rep­ hit Ckinnecticut today, defi­ ooMrintn of Puerto Rican girls in a e 1 a e r Polytechnic Inatitute plane. Buddhist opponents of the given up for dead. Graduate Center, Hartford. He VaUcan Ecumenical Council In resenting a large transfer of ousted Ngo Dinh Diem regime nitely ending the prolonged HarUood tram Oradea 7, 8 and Rome and also has been look­ capital funds by the Diem re­ A huge drilllTig rig broke la employed as an electrical en­ TRiaCLES NAVI charged that Can ruled the cen­ dry spell in the state. through early today to the gal­ gineer by Pratt and Whitney, a ing after Mrs. Nhu’s Uiree gime - to foreign banks would tral region as a tyrant. 20* tall, hhite realistic jrounger children since their have raised questions and Gal6 warning were posted lery 183 feet below the surface 7 Otttnera of the Manebeater (ttvieion of United Aircraft hair that can be combed, No additional details of the re- along Long Island Sound. where they had taken refuge Oorp., Hast Hartford. arrival from Saigon. brought an investigation, aid of- Bmhlem dUb win meet at the curled, washed. Rhine­ BIG-BIKE FEATURES The archbishop has not been ficlmls said. Wind gusts up To 40 mllee an when a dam broke Oct. 24 and A winter wedding ia planned. (8ee Page Sixteen) hour were recorded In the E nlgliitn of OedumbUB Home to- stone teardrop below one available for comment on Mrs. flooded the mine, leaving only a idgM. at 7:1B for a rehearaal. Nhu's financial status. LOS ANGBLBS (AP) — Mrs. Bridgeport area. Above normal few air pockets. Mendmra w e reminded to bring Mra. Betty Lundburg, presi­ eye. Jaunty straw hat. tides were expected along the The .shaft wa.s reinforced by A source close to Mrs. Nhu Ngo Dinh Nhu was reported to­ Sound. tbema for the white elephant dent of the LUUe Theater of aald Tuesday In Los Angeles day to believe that ehe still re­ steel tubing, and one by one the table to the meeting at S, Mancheaber, haa announced a that when she left Saigon five tains the loyalty of certain offi­ Russians Say More than eight-tenths of an bearded, haggard men were oast party Saturday after the weeks ago she had 36,000 spend­ cers tn the military Junta which inch of rain had fallen at the brought to the .surface in a rfMW at the Village Lantern ing money for herself, her overthrew her ruling family’s U.S. Weaither Bureau in Wind­ bomb-.shaped re.scue capsule. Bam. Reservations must be Stile 7.44 Anti - Missile sor Locks. The weatherman said They were located Sunday and daughter and her secreta:^. He regime. SPRING RIDING more them an inch of rain came since then had been supplied made by tomorrow night with aaid she had no money banked Mrs. Nhu’s husband, Ngo Dinh her. Alao, ticket retuma ahould HORSE HAS SAFEy 10 Inch Sisa, REOUIARLY GAG abroad and that the only mem­ down in weetern portions of the with food through a shaft leas Nhu, the country’s political Put on View state. Bridgeport recorded an than two tnche.s in diameter. be turned ki to her tonight. ber of the family who had con­ strongman, and his brother. UVELY ACTION I trol over large sums of money unofficial 1.63 Inchee of rain Heinz Kull, 51. was the first nincli ilaa__ 9.44 14 inch President Ngo Dinh Diem, died by 10:30 a.m. Manoheater Orange wiR eon- was the archMahop and that in the coup last week. MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet miner to reach the surface. As fer the third and fourth de- By noon, two inches or more he was taken from the rescue that was "church money.’’ A reliable source eaid Mrs. Union marked the 46th anniver­ greea o na claaa tonight at 8 In London, Ngo Dinh Luyen, of rain was reported in coastal capsule, a hush fell over Nhu planned to return to South sary of the Bolshevik Revolution areas. at the Orange Hall. A banreat Viet Nam’s former ambassador Viet Nam before the first gen­ crowds, kept at a distance of supper at 6:30 wiR preoede the lo Britain, said Wednesday eral election Is held under the today by parading through Red School officials in New Ha­ about 30 yai1s from the shaft. meeting. O n ly 16.88 Bight he would not be surprised new ruling group. Square a rocket which Moscow ven canceled afternoon classes In the crowd were members Radio and Tass Indicated was in elementary gradee because of the mens’ families who had Axtyerttaement— “Ckar0e-H”. . . 1.35 weekly an antimissile missile. of storm conditions. kept the long watch since the It was a two-stage rocket The weatherman said soil electrifying news came five Pay check; Open a about 60 feet long, snmller than oonditioiis are w«li able to ab- days ago that th e se ,'ll men oheddng account at OonneoU- •ort) the rainfWl that is’ ex­ were alive. • Strong construction the ground attack rockets dis­ cut Bank and TYuet Oompany! New Pact Covers played but bigger than mf of pected to continue through the The miners were placed on COIN OPERATBX and enjoy the armchair oon- • Rough'n to u ^ fun the other ground-to-air rockets day. However, some street stretchers and , carried to • WASH-’N-DBV GLEAN 'vendenoe of attending to all • Molded rubbM body • CRISS-CROSS SPiDW AY hauled through the square. flooding was anticipated in sec- nearby mobile clinic. There 11 MAPLE ST. your bUte. Save youra^ time • Tubular steel frame ' “This rocket,” aald Moscow tione where drainage Is poor teams of Red Cross physicians and energy, when you pay by From Flrat Nattonall • Reins, saddle, stim ^* Radio, "haa great ntllltary poe- and otorm drains are clogged. examined them. The survivors check and have an accurate of Teamsters TTdea were expected to run wei-e offered their first real oof- Store Parking Lot 85 fo ■iblliUas a-id can attain hits on OPEN 7 DAYS leooird of your expendMurea, too. ROAD RACING SET all mesna si air and qwee at­ about three feet above normal, fee In ' two weeks, and sand- IS-Lb. Wash—Me Ih ere ate three Mlancheeter tack.” causing minor flooding in low- wichei. g-lb. Dry Glean—f 2.00 oflloee bo serve you: 803 Main WASHINGTON (A P)—The Teamsters Union will TaaSp-tiM Soviet news agency lying areas. • After happy reunions with Street, 16 NVntfa Mlain and the a Scan; Jaguar, AstonMm Ub N On Lo^ Island Sound itself, New York Gov. Nelson Bockefeller formally declares his candidacy for the Re­ their families, the men were Parkade. serve the nation’s truckihg industry with contract de­ report^; "At recent exercises HEAVY GAUGE STEEL • 8 secticMiB curved Iradc mands for about S260 million a year in increased pay these long • range antiaircraft off the Bridgeport area, winds publican presidential nomination at Albany today. (AP Photofax.) taken to hospitals for further e.2 aectiona lane dumger rocketa proved capaUe of hit­ were olodeed a t as mvreh as 66 examination. Sale 6 .9 7 and fringe benefits for more than 400,000 workers. to 63 milss an hour. COMBAT TRUCK ting any iq>-to-date air-space at­ The weather was a portent. e 2 dual-drive speed oontrela Teamstera Ib:aaident Jamea9------— —■ tack weop^.” For the first time in two weeks, AND JOP SET • 8 sections doable xafl fmM X. BMfa aald the proposed ers, mechanics, clerks and oth A U.S. Defenae. Department GOP Weads Neutral sun shone on the rescue site. To te-year "m aster contract” to protect their eyes, dilated te • Trade: 40' x 28V4 ' ■ Od|r$s er employes to be covered by apokesman told the Senate For- KARTWXDRID (AP) — Oonr mtoed out Friday to repre­ the contract now average about Mgn Relations Oommlttee in the underground blackness, sentatives of 16,000 tracking Asefitcut’n OOP leadera retained each survivor was handed sun r $8.17 an hour plus $6 a week in August the Pentagon is con­ striet neutralilty oiver the ohoDce HOLIDAY BAZAAR Arms is the biggest single la­pension benefits and $3.60 glasses. a vinced that American efforts to of the party’s 1964 presWenttel bor agreement ever proposed. week for health and welfare. develop defenses against Inter- The men were brought iq> in Bponsorod La^M of the Assumption In their first bid for a nation­ Hoffa, at a news conference nominee tedey foU^ing New order determined beforehand, O n ly 6.93 continmtal bttilistlc missiles York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- wide contract covering approx- Wednesday, repeated earlier "are comparable in magnitude apparently based on their age bnately 86 per cent of the U.S. statements that there is no dan­ feUer’s flat announoement that and physical condition. and success with those of the be ita the race.. (rucking Industry, the Team­ ger of a nationwide truck strike. Soviets.” New Hampshire Try The oldest miner. Frits Bae#, Hepubtocan C h a i r m a n A. sters are asking: He also said he does not ex­ Dr. Harold Brown, director of 53, was the second to be brought BOOTHS • OoTsred transport trade 1. Fay increases of 16 cents pect the trucking industry to ab­ defense research and engineer­ Searie Plnney reiterated his pototoonto of bam months ago. up in the rescue capsule. • Jeq>, driver, spare tire n hour per man per year for sorb the 'Teamsters’ demands ing for the Defense Department, NASHUA, N. H. (A P)— ❖ “I know I am the underdog ln.*!>about the power of a woman. One of the 11 Is not a miner. ihree years. "We are not oominftted bo the polls. But if one comes Into AfimaS Christmas Relifiioug • Mounted radar with without raising rates. told tile committee the critical New York Gov. Nelson A. he replied with a grin. ‘T want Adolf Herbst, the only baohelor, 3. $1 more a week foe pen­ He said he hopes to start ne- factor was development of a ary candidate at this tkne,” politics because of his belief in all candidates to enter the pri­ machine gun that fires Plnney said. "W e have not been Rockefeller announced his principles, then whether you are maries.” is an electrician who was in­ Dols Decorations Toys and Books SpMf sions and $1 more a week fo( gottatlons early In December in system that could detect ap­ stalling equipment. • Active cannon, Ssoldieta ' Control* health and welfare. Chicago, personally heading a proaching missiles soon enough, and do not intend to be, at candidacy for the Republi­ ahead of behind In the polls He reiterated his belief that least for sotne period.’’ doesn’t matter.” The breakthrough to the 11 oc­ White Elephant Snrprise Package 8. Other fringe benefits in­ 50-man policy committee and a discriminate between decoys- can nomination for presi­ "whoever is nominated by the curred a few minutes after 6 V Hsadieraft cluding three days off with pay five-man negotiaUng committee and warheads, "handle large / dent in Albany, N. Y., to­ Rockefeller’s twin - engine Republican party will be the a.m. WMiing Well' Coantry Store Baked Goods / An case of death in a union in talks with Industry represen­ volumes of traffic and hit and Asks Drastic Change day and fjew to New plane was scheduled to land in next president” becau.se of what The drill penetrated tbe oaw- member’s immediate family, tatives. kill the targets.” Manchester. But the storm he said was a loss of public con­ TINY ELLEN HARTFORD (AP)—A dras­ Hampishire in* a heavy rain­ ern wall much earlier than had ONLY AT GRANTS... JANK WALKING SOU better vacation benefits, pay for Another demand in the Team­ In contrast to this view. Dr. tic change in the formula for forced the plane to land ,at fidence In the Kennedy admini­ been expected. The rescue team fury service, two more paid stration. i w e k m k I Lin ic Ii Bcr Opsn Throughout Day M A CHOKE or sters’ proposal would require Edward Teller, nuclear physi­ allocating seats on the 72-mem'- storm to open his cam­ Nashua. A larger plane carry­ had assumed the caVern to te holidays and 10 cents an hour trucking firms that use the rail­ ing newsmen from new York Asked what he thought of a HlimiTimE cist known as the father of the ter GOP State Central (3om- paign. at a depth of 203 feet but It lor dental care. roads to "piggyback” a loaded hydrogen bomb, told the com­ The governor told a news con­ and Albany had to turn back. recent statement by Sen. Abra­ mittee will be proposed in an ham A. Ribicoff. D-Conn., that turned out to be 19V4 fest near­ Hoffa had previously an- truck trailer to make penalty mittee he believes “the Rus­ amendment to be filed today ference he would return to New The governor .said' he would er the surface. Stafurday, November 9fh ■ounced a demand that man­ payments to any driver on the sians have acquired the know­ Hampshire “many times to hold another new* conference Pre.sident , Kennedy would be with the Republican Study willing to debate Rockefeller or The drill actually hit the Only 2.57 Sale 6.93 agement build and maintain a seniority list who does not have ledge” needed to get an Council. sb4lf:e as many hands as pos­ later. cavern wall although K was M AAf. to 4 P.M. |l-mllllon dental and optical a Job scheduled for that particu­ antlballistic missile system. sible” in the months before the Despite the rain, the governor any other Republican candidate. ■ACM m It was learned that Atty. Rockefeller replied. ‘‘I hope originfilly planned to break •are center for union members. lar day. The new Soviet rocket was Joseph B. Burns of West Hart­ state holds the nation’s first pleuined to visit industrial plants through several feet away to rw 'Newborn infant in cradle,, MGIIURIY 7 J 7 Hoffs called the proposals "a The penalty pay would apply and go on a handshaking tour! speaks fw the Presi- shown after Marshal Rodion Y. ford will file an amendment presidential primary March 10. dent duce the danger of a eaveia. with blanket. Drink-wet tremendous step forward” for to at least one Idle Teamster Malinovsky, the Soviet defense liroposing that places on^ the Asked if he was campaigning of Nashua and Manchester to diHreh if tilt Atsumptioii Hall Us union. He was also asked if he doU in swing, rodeer, or • Amazingly lifelike. . . 3 6 'tall State Central Committee be al­ immediately the governor re­ night when shopping erowds are (®e© Pafce Tea) y Teamsters truck drivers, help­ (See Page Two) thought a poor man could run playpen. Eadi doU wears • Lead her by the hand, she walks! (See Page Three) located on the basis of Repub­ plied;. “Yes, sir. I can't wait to on the street. ■------/ / say hello to the voters.” for president. a different outfit. 12'. • Rooted hair can be washed, oondbed, set lican voter registratiems. He will visil other plants Fri­ This will be an amendment The governor said It would be day before opening campaign "People do not vote on the • Choose from 4 drees and hair s^ k s ba.si.s, of wealth, .status or na­ / • With shoes and soda to the report of the council's "fair to say” that he will enter headquarters in Concord and re -. subcommittee on apportion­ the California primary. turning to Albany. 1tional origin,” Rockefeller said. Aides Debate ment, which recommended no He declined to say what other Rockefeller was asked w hat' "They vote on the basis of a Bulletins candidate’s ability,” change at this time in the primaries he would enter. thought about indications Sen. | Culled from AP Wires present formula of allowing Referring to the lead that Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine ' - In announcing his candidacy ENGLISH D O U Freedom for two seats for each of the 36 Barry Goldwater of Arizona has might enter GOP presidential, in Albany, Rockefeller said he senatorial districts in the state. over him in public opinion polls, primaries. would enter the New Hampshire COACH HAS SPRING w Burns, general counsel for the governor said: "Well, there's no question and other presidential primaries GOLmVATER SILENT SUSPENDED CRADLE soner. 84 the Fuller Brush Co., is chair­ between now and^ the Republi­ WASHINCiTON (AP) — Sen. man of the council’s subcom^ can National (Convention in July. Barry tiuldiVater is not expect­ /CH ESTER, 111. (AP)—Would mittee on campaign organiza­ “I have reached this decision ed to shift his timetable for decision on a Md for the it really be right to free a man tion. ^Menloirs of W hite H ouse Years^ because I believe that vital prin­ Under his proposed amend­ ciples are at stake in the next White House bei-aiise of New after he had spent 64 years In ment, which will be considered presidential election,” Rockefel­ York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ O n ly 9.93 mm prison? by the full council at a two- ler said in a statement to a feller’s declaration that he la That question faces the Illi­ day session the middle of this gathering of newsmen at the a candidate. The Arizona con­ nois Parole Board in the case month, communities with large Ike Relates Advice state Capitol. servative’s ,'offlc.e said be Is m m Republican registrations would "These principles and the pol­ on vacaUon at an undisclosed mm of Richard Honeck, 84, wh was |dace. AkstM-lates had said In sentenced In 1899 to life In pri­ be rewarded with more seats on icies to best suppoi't them must son for murder. the State Central Committee. advance they did not expect e Chrome plated fixtures Under the proposed formula (See Page Ten)' any quick reaction' from Sm " I can't speak for the others, He Bow Out in ’56 senator. e Rubber tir« but I personally feel this old (See Page Ten) e Gentle rocking niotiw man should be able to spend the TO RECOGNIZE REGIME time he has left In freedom,’’ a e Four-bow “2 2 EDITOR’S NOTE'; This story* So did reports that sentiment W'ASHINGTO.N (AP) — In- • 21V4'kmg, llV i 9»ide member said after Honeck ap- on Dwight D. Eisenhower's first among the guests had been over­ Third Choice fornipd sources said today ipeared before the board volume of his memoirs of White whelmingly in favor of a second- U.S. recognition of the new Wednesday. House years is by an As.sociated term, try. iiiilltary-backed government "However; we do have to Press newsman who covered Bid Proposed UNGREARAILE SLIMLINE ALUMINUM i STURDY PLASTIC News Tidbits But now,- almost seven years of South Viet Nam Is immin­ think of many things, and not Eisenhower front tiie time of his later, Eisenhower himself for ent. A formal announcement PIASIIC Rioi IN the last of them is consideration from the AP Wires nomination in ^52 through his the first time tells what went may be made today. Recog­ FOLDING TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS RIDE ’EM ’FIFI’ POODLE of the old man himself,” the palomino eight years as president. on at that intimate session. He By Sen. Smith nition wiHild be through a dip- board member said. does so |in the first volume of .lomatic . note delivered by ‘ "He has, of course, absolutely The piece* jat lee hese ate ian 't Government sources said yes­ By MARVIN L. ARKOWSMITH his Metoolrs of White House WASHINGTON (AP) — „gen. U.S. AmbaNsador Henry wnplc ef the atew daa aeo ia * e no Idea of what It’s like on the terday they expect Soviet Union WASHINGTON'(AP)—It’s Fri­ Years. Published by Doubleday, Margaret Chase Smith Is seri­ (^ahot I-cKige to the Viet Nain J O R T O H iR awwawliig Bihaa AUea open nock Only l»93 outside. For Instance, he’s been to throw more roadblocks day the 13th, January 1966. Din­ It’s a 660ipage book dealing with ously considering entering some Ministry of Foreign Affairs bi «aSeftiea for .eaarr' leoai ia m r cutting bread In the prlsoa across highway to Berlin . . . ner has Just ended at the White his first! term, the campaign presidential primaries to offer Saigon. DOinre PLMJsmtE. Sale 7.77 Sale 2.47 bakery since 1928. Wlyat would British today brush aside Soviet House and President Elsenhow­ which led to his election in 1952, Republicans a “third choice” in MTHJN ALUpr Beautiful gold« hoi^ REGiURlY t.93 he do If you suddenly took him claim that Moscow's stall of er puts the ,blg question to 12 and tHe pre-campaign pulling the selection,of their'1964 nom­ INDICTED AS SPIES Mwwif faaa iafotanal Aatuiaed Pioci RIGUURLY 2.93 away from his bread cutting?” key adviseriT: 9 0 U D C 9ER R 7 alqgMC HeMooa Solid Chetry, fra* U.S. convoy « ; autobahn forced and hauling which got Eisen­ inee. ; NEWARK, N. J. (AP)— ; sturdy Folding Table • Easylodclegs • I^-marking tips As he spoke, the prison tend Should he run for a second hower out of an Army uniform ««Mi SoBd MalvMMiy. apace nhng, w m Unbreakable, realistic molded body, 21* long; United States compliance. The ^ow-l)aired Maine Re­ A federal grand Jury Indict, Phone;— breakable pMwtic » 1^ x struck up a tune, a signal for term? and into politics. MANGHE8TER Mara t -aialrias Cunom Eoam Flea ^ • Heavy gauge vinyl top; 18* 24* 22* high, 10* wide. Jointed for easy steen* Premier Khrushchev tells publican, who; has served in the ed an American engineer anti a t' long and 18V4' the noon meal. American businessmen last Eleven of the 12 say yes. They Eisenhower’s detailed story on Senate since 1949 alter nine m Russian chauffeur today on 648-0890 aaie, aad naditieaal Cnkiaial in nig- Chairs • Hi-impact plastic contour seats ing. White bod^ yellow handle, red whMls. “And what if he didn't hear argue it is Eisenhower’s duty to 8*d SoM MMie aod BiRfc. Modetdr night that Soviet Union will sur­ his administration’s record — years in the House, is expected three counts of conspiring to e Eai^ to open and fold the band at meal time?” the pass United States in another bid for re-election. how he and his aides dealt' with to announce in a' speech .before transmit information to the aOGKVILLE inctd. Cooe is la nc it ladis. board member asked. “Maybe 870-MS4 seven years . . . Farm circles The 12th man is- the Presi­ scores of problems, domestic the Women’s Nationa) Press Soviet I'nioh relating to this he wouldn’t want to eat.” speculate that Soviet Union- may dent’s brotoer, Milton. On oth­ and international — is one he Club here Dec. 5 wlieUier she country’s national defense. Honeck. was virtually a forgot­ er occasions Milton has urged X»IAN0I-|T' te counting on U.S. grain grow­ tells with obvious pride. will become an active candidate. The jury returned the indlcU CSoaal WaOMoaday—Open Tiuira. aad VH. uatU 9 a’Clook ten man until The Associated ers and exporters to put- pres­ the President, still convalescing Writing at the start of the Although politicians generally meiita against John William Kxahialve flthan Allen Dealer la IWa Area NO MONEY DOWN 9G DAYV W . T . G R A N T C O Toys For Childrenl Press distributed a story re­ sure on Kennedy administration from a heart attack, not to run book on his first four years as doubt that the electorate yet is Butenko, 38, of Onuige, an, OR MONVHS TO PAY cently, relating that he had not to eliminate barrier holding up again. President, 1953-66, Eisenhower conditioned to the idea of a engineer handling a secret' The V o « 4 / L f" ^-jXiyxjp- Of All A^es received a letter or a visitor big sale of wheat to Soviet This particular evening the says: • woman as president, Mrs. .Air Force contract, and Igor alnce 1904. > block. President asks Milton to "state "They wore prosperous years. Smith’s friends think that if she A. Ivanov, S3, chauffeur for • The story prompted a deluge Increasing number of Roman the negative case”—the case, In spite of one mild and one made a good showing in pome Russbui trading company, of* 8,000------letters, cards, * peri' - l^ - Catholic prelates at Ecumenical against a second term—and then sharp recession the Income and of the pritnAries she would be (lonvlctlon could mean tha cals and small gifts. (Council urge creation of special to sum up the pros and cons for productivity of the nation ad­ in a strong position as a poten­ I death penalty. Named ae ea- SHOPPING PJUtKADE open ST. . OpcR Tuesday One of the letters* was from a body of bishops to m4et regular­ those present. -This Milton does. vanced markedly; isteady prog­ tial vice presidential nominee. 'ronsplrators but not ae ee> VERNON CIRCLE open niece, Clara Naegelln Orth of ly'with Pope . . . Pope Paul VI And the President ^nders, for ress toward fiscal reaponsibility In that respect, the woman defendante in the Indictment ' lid Hmriday Oakland, Oalif. Honeck had be­ names It mtee cwdlnafai to the next six weeks, ^ a t to do. was made; the divisions over in­ senator has taken a middle were lliree members of tte V lieved all his relaUves were Pontifical Commission fqr re- On Feb. 29 he announces he ternal aacurity wara ended; ex- course between the vlewpoims Soviet delegation etaff at ttia MANCHESTER n si-a.’B - Xtobaiti Honedc witit Wbrden Rnen Randtalph tot Mentotd dead. vlsian ef code of canon la^, in- will seek re-election. ,/ latlng ' wara wara stopped. VERNON Itetotenltory in Ch«Rer. Honwk wnR to prttom In LSDG for of New York Gov. Nelson A. United Natione who < teva •0 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. eludlnf Albert Gregory IiMjfer, Word,about tte Jsn. )S dia- iieea^qp^led from tte IMG* lagijxtoibig a ft»mer mUiqoI StoMbeto (j arebbubop of Gtaioafo. n4r tosksd out after a few days., (• • 0 Page Thrato) t ■ ■ ' □