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I V Average Deily Net Preee JRan WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ll. -WSI The Weather For tlM Week Ba«ed Foreeaet of D. S. Weather W m TWE4TY-F0UB November 7, leet iKanrlr^Btit lEv^ttUts IfentGi Partijr eloady tmdght, low 14,139 60; vairialile eloodlneeo, n chance of Oiowete tomorrow, h The Thunderbolt, (SSrd Infan Member of tlw Aadit try) Division of World War n, MAHRC to Hear Burcaa o f Ctreolatkm in the eOe. * About_____ Town Is conducUnf a search for for Manehe$t0r-^A CUy of VUlage Charm mer members o f the division. Mansfield Head D m daao* oonunittM of the An 8Srd Infantry Division As Bervoat FootlwU DtAoe, epon* sociation was formed at the Francis Kelly, auparlntend- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 37 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGEB—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 (CTaeeified Advertietng ea Page 2e> PRICE SEVEN CENTS ■oared by the Woman’e AuxU- cloee .of World War n, and a t o y of the Mialget and Pony ent, and Louis Boley, director' i reunion has been held each of training, both o f Mansfield footbaH feeama, win meet Fri- year since then. The next con aay at • ajn. at the home of State Training School, will clave will be held at Myrtle speak ’Thursday, Nov. 19 at 8 seta. Norma BJarkman, 28 Beach. S.C., In August 1965. ING VyankUn S t p.m. at a meeting o f the Man Events Former members may contact chester Association for the the national secretary, Heury Sub Crewmen Visit Sasebo^ n e eandy oommittee of St. Help o f Retarded Children at Lockwood, 48 Oakland Ave., Bunce Center. TTiey will dis McKEE Barthohmew'a baaaar will Jersey City 6, N J. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, ear In State meet tomorrow at 8 pjn. at the cuss the school’s expanding program and how it affects the home of Mrs. Steve Casallno, The Oolden Age Club will community. M Conway Rd. Members of the meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. In the pailBh are reminded to deliver Senior Citizens’ basement Tlie meeting o f the associa- Hias’ Dealers Only Limited Leftist Protest eandy donations at this time. rooms at 86 School St. tli>n has been changed, for this month only, from the usual WHERE SERVICE IS Reveal Goals <»> The Mr. and Mrs. Club of The Roman Catholic Alliance second TTiursday of the month. Temple Beth Sholom wlU spon of Manchester will sponsor a Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. John sor a oooktall party Saturday, rummage sale Saturday from Zboray and Mrs. John Ambrose HARTFORD (AP) — A Police Halt Nov. 21 at 8:80 pjn. at the 9 a.m. to noon at Lithuanian will serve as hostesses for the 50 per cent increase in gas Temple for new members and Hall, Oolway SL evening. The intermediate class oline profit margins, stiff newcomers to Manchester. of Bunce Center will serve OUR BEST PRODUCT Heads Drive limitations on the size of Brief Riot The Couples Club of Center strawberry shortcadee,, which CongroE&Uonal Church will Jerfm R. McElraevy of 894 Por they have learned to make in octane and price advertis sponsor a public Square Dance ter St. is chairman of a fund a homemaking course. ing signs, and a state law By Students Saturday, Nov. ^1 at 7:45 p.m drive sponsored by the Manches to make prices uniform R. E. Wandell in Woodruff HalgCt the church. UP T O 3 YEARS T O P AY ter Associatim for the Help of Correction ______throughout the state were SASEBO, Japan (AP) — David Thomas will be ttie call demanded last night before er. Refreshmenta will be Retarded Children (MAHRC.) Crewmen from the U.S. Building The Herald erred in its re a newly-formed service served. There will be an admis' The drive will be conducted dur port yesterday that Mrs. Kath nuclear submarine Sea Sion charge. ing National Retarded Children's erine D. Bourn is the first station owners’ group. Dragon went sightseeing Confraefor Week, Nov. 18 through 26. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Joseph F. Panza, executive woman to be elected chairman unmolested in Sasebo to Residential-Coinmerdal The Woman’s Auxiliary of The chairman reported that of the Manchester Board of Ed secretary of the Connecticut Alterations-Remodeling Connecticut State Medical So the fund drive would be conduct ucation. She is the second. Gasoline Retailers As.sociation, day shortly after Japanese ciety will have its semi-annual ed two ways. Many town resi The first was Mrs. Lillian spoke before a meeting of 70 riot police broke up a left **Bii8ine6S Built On meeting Monday at the Hotel dents will receive letters of ap Shepard Bowers, who served in New Britain area operators peal and be requested to return forming a local chapter of the ist sitdown protest that fell America, Hartford. ’The day 1940-41. far short of its organizers’ Costomer Satisfaction” long meeting will open at 10:30 contributions by mail. Residents Mra Bowers, who died in state group. a.m. There will be a luncheon- of the fifth voUng district will be 1954, was the mother of for REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER He was joined by Peter Mor- estimates. Foil Insiirance Coverage fashion show at 1 p.m. Reser solicited in a house-to-house mer Mayor Sherwood G. Bow rone of Bristol, president of The only violence was a grap vations may be made with Mrs. campaign, headed by Joseph R. ers, and the widow of former the state association, in de pling match .between some 200 Tel. 644-0450 Joseph Wool, 803 Montauk Halloran of 42 Bolton St. Judge Herbert O. Bowers. scribing these goals set by the ieftl.st students and police who MAHRC maintains and oper After 5:00 PJM. Ave., New London. The Bowers School on Prince -rw !’
K - / * - MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHB8TEB, CX>NN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964
Oovoniiy CkMfMraUva MutMiy and Klndargortoa thla week In Torrington Hearing Recessed Fire Smothered O Vn 2 MILLION V cluded Mm. Kenneth Lemlre, PRESCRIPTIONt Bolton M n. Franklin RlchonlMB, Mm. At Disposal Area Dewaine-Bacotx Donald Smith Named Head Royden Smith, M n . W om n Sotoly Stifle and Mrs. Oeorge Rogen. Resignation Refused, Testerdoy’s fire fit the Town MTHUR Dooh Fair Next Week Set lluMe gsaliwlng with tha rliB i Dump flared up figmiB last m w es ot the school at Ktagobunr Of Plannings Zoning Panel House for the cotnlnf weMt wHl night In fi small aroa pdjaoent By Elementary School PTA include M n. Marictelnk, Mrs. Bristol Officer Fired to Laurel Lake, hut flxvmen Donald C. Smith has been^Robert Roblnapn, R. H. Rbbin- Alton Taylor, M n. Jooeph Do- wm t to the soene and Isolated Lucla, Mrs. Thomas BmoU, Mrs. The elementary school PTAemeeting. Brothers and sisters elected ohairman of the plan son and Company. BIUROLi (AP) — PotroIminfoC lUagally u d wrongfully re- the bloM with water ontfl Ibwn James Whitney and M n. Don moving marchaadlM :■ H O U I - r*% -X ' ' PAGE liAKCHESTER EVENm C E 1&AU>. MANCHBSTBR, CX)KN, THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 MANCHESTER EVB»ttNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 and the others doh’t much want Ukea evenings that a rt mostly short list that the United States, that if everything the others questions pertaining to student Ih^S'-y.'~ «||p Monday and ’Tuaaday la WaMi * line dress, Madrah shift, or called the General Agreement W hfile Btm Asked dressy crepe In the Mgh-waisted jost tglkihg, "to find out about on Tariffs and Trade — GATT. Britain and others would like to want go on the list, tariffs will Parents Invited activities. Teen-Age Girls Polled to. Neither do they aspire to be Com m on M arket Leaders High school huthorttfes have ington. He bones up fo r hla style made popular by the mov one another.” Other popular Moat major coimtrtes have al be cut In half on only Id per cent SANDFJMtO, Norway — teen-age brides. promised that they will not as ebunea on the plane back to ie "Tom Jones.” ready prepared their lists. The. French and the Italians, of the Common Market’s foreign To MHS Classes They’re looking for a dream jtas are school-sponsor ed sign any homework for the Scientists told tho Intemational The current fad In Washing* with their auto industries in the trade. Tariffs on the other 40 Boston. While this causes some dances, qports, movies and pic- tH^uss Tariff Cudiaek The Cdmmon’ Market n t^ Whaling Oonfersnee (Hat tho tem, D .C , is “ cut-off jeans and of a husband who first of all haa doldrums, would like to have per cent would bcT cut by less parents, and that there w il)^ personal inconvenience, he feels | a iimsn of humor. He also must get agreement on a list from Ba It’s "Back to school” tonight no tests or nuu-ks. No dements Extremes in Clothes, sweat shirts worn l ^ d e out BICSi autamobilos' on the list so they than that, or not at all. prised blue whale and ths hump be understending, raspectful, ASowances b a n |1 to six member nations — Trance, for parents of students at will bS given for being lata the dual life te advantageous as with the sleeves cut off,” says can 'keep- up their tariff protec- In addition to automobiles, the back whale should bo p rotect^ far as the Offloe of Mminal prompt, neat, intelligent, sin $13 a week, with a tWed of tte BRUS8BUI (AP) — Leaders^ons la to begin in Geneva Mon West Germany, Italy, Belgium, and no lectures w ill be made on Ellen Rein. Other fads are of the Buropeah Common Mar Uon u n iiS M . foreign inlpocts. difficult items includ* paper, Manchester Senior High for tho next BO years to pressrvo Justice la concerned. cere. good looking, a safe driv girts earning their day. That Is when the world’s the Netherlands and Lungm- neat attire. boots, knee socks and shoulder ket hoped to agree today on Just bourg. Their representatives In West Germady,^ wlui its highly textiles, alumimim, sewing ma School. them from extinetion. IWidliEdtOtON (AP) — Ihefmwiy of obr taws went on the ‘ ”nM link with the academic Charities Favored er, have high morals and a rood money. Most of the girts dated major trading areas, led the bags. how far they will cooperate with competitive cars>-ls looking for chines, watches and chemicals. The high school Is sponsor books. The world haa changed community te Important,” he reiniUtlon — and be fuA to first when they were IS, and United States and the Common the Common Market OouheU 6 tt)t guy who atanda In Ignorant In case parents hadn’t no the American effort to slash, Market, have promised to say spent almost all of Armistice new markets abrbad and so ing a program, "Subbing for Old Book Still Used WHERE THE MSN ARE in many respects. said. *'One of m y main ndes Is boot.-, now average a data each week tartfCs on industrial goods by BO Day on the Job while the rest of would lika to see dufies cut aa Johnny and Mary,” from 7 to WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) — awa o f ttaa maaahra g rocaaa of to be a funnel for new Ideas, DALJLA8, Tex. (A P ) — T o * ^ e S2 Miss Teen-Age America ticed, much of today’s primping end. OR what items they are willing Thrust Up 20 Times "F ifth years ago, for instance, is over the flip hairdo, worn by Pam ela ShM>ln> <>* New York per cen t to make the BO per cent cut and Brussels celebrated the holiday. much as possible. 0:30 p.m., when the parents will WASHINGTON — Scholars at The 196S statistics compiled by criminal law now haa a lobbylat and many will be generated at day's teen-age girls love pat candidates here for the fourth ’Twenty-six girls said, yes, electronic surveillance was vir U of the girts. Make-up now City, a statuesque blonde danc what items they want exempt CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. — In attend their sons’ and daugh the Smithsonian Institution have the Department of Agriculture law schools. .1 think that having temed stockings, inside-out pageant also found that all but their parents understand them 11110 waa one of President Failing to agree, they ha^ed The West Germans are iMk- la Waahingtao. tually unheard of. Now wiretap er, looks for "maacuUnlty and ed. 11 years the United States has ters' classes. translated the 80-year-old "The show 108 men of working age a little distance from the situa sweat shirts and tiny heels, men eight work for charity causes or Includes mascam and eyeliner John F. Kennedy’s dreams, and the most difficult problems to a ing about asking for a delay lit Por tba pibaant, he la located ping te a science of its own. wit, tempered by a slightly rert- but as CM ^a Oonsales o f Los pTMressed from the 70-foot-taII A ll teachers will be on hand Microscopic Properties of Me for each 100 women in the farm tion will be an advantage. In the with humor and consideration, hold down part-time Jobe. as standard equi{»nent along the long negotiations designed T h e items to be left out are committee of experts and asked Geneva If the Common Market la a drah, c r a m ]^ cubicle on Have our laws relating to such ous nature and sincerity.” Angeles added, “ not aU the Re&tone rocket to the 164-foot to explain the curriculum, plus teorites.” The book by Gustav population. In, the non - farm long run. I f the time comes that and a career until they marry They go to the extremes in with powder, eyebrow pencU to make It a reality are known detailed by each participant in a for a report today. short list looks as if it is getting the fourth floor of the depart* practices been re-examined aa Diana Lee C3ouse of Stockton, time, of course, that’s impossi Saturn I with 30 times more classroom procedures and as Tschermak, a German, is still population, there were \ \ 'I ) lUGUT MANQHESTBR EVENINQ h e r a l d , MANCHESIER, OUNH^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 196i MANCHESTER IVRNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 PAGE NINB duly preserved, it might require the use of a^sapon of vast power. RockviUe^Vemon l4«view Set ^orttittg Srratil *TM the Council make clear thers- fora,” Archbiahop Beck concluded, For School Film "that It does notUemand of governments Dir, Ramsdell Is Honored; that they decide on a unilateral aban H m board of aducatlon and donment of nuclear weapons merely be 25 Years in School System other interezted rasldenta have cause of the very real and proximate been invited to the premier danger that these weapons may be used showing of "Oonnecticut’a Re- Or. Itaymond B. Ramsdell, ♦Itce Aasoeiation, tha Dataraa- tot an unjust and immoral way. uperlatandent of schools, w m Uonal AssoclatioQ o f Ohiafli « f Kurces — Human and Natural,” "To turn the other cheek,” said Arch honorod Saturdagr for his 25 PoUoa, liic. and tha UConn In- produced by the Greater Hart- bishop-Beck, "is a counsel o f perfec atttuta o f Public garvluaa. ford‘ Oouncii on Economic Blduc- years In the Vernon School sya- ation. tion addressed to ^dividuals, not to Included in the oourae -were tem. H e Was guesteat o f honor at lecturaa on princlplaa o f man The presentation is set for thia governments who have a grave duty to ills class reunion>n oCltlM 1989 agement, human ralattoaa, Monday noon at the YWCA, Ann defend the citisens entrusted to thelt s, Ordde 8, o f planning, evaluating and affeo- St., Hartford. authority." Map]# B t Elementary BohooL ttv* communications. Intended to be a broad survey of Oonnectlcut’s economic under ■ wm m iror I ■ There the question is, in all its limit Dr. Ramsdell began as taach- School Diaplay Set TBB A SK X SA i^ PRIM tng-prineipal at the school, and The Northeast FTA has pinnings in easily digestible t t e AMooUtadPrMi to •xcfttTrty «iUti«r less fascination, forever unanswered no form, the film will be later sent •s tk« OM o( mDb(le*tlaa o t «U BMra the claaa Of ICfSO was his first erected a display in the Gol- p«tchM crvdItM to It or not otoonruo orodlt* matter how many times it is answered. graduating Slaas. bertvllle Trucking Co. window, to the Manchester school sys od la uito paptr and atao tlia local bo« b oOb* E. Main St., depicting "Tha tem for Inclusion in its film li Itohod hara. There the question is, In all its limitless He was presented with a brary. All rltfito 01 rapubUeattoa el opaetai Ca- ramifications, too. Does or should Chris Claaaroom o f yesterday and To a^dioa aarata are atoo raaMrad. day.” . The film is accompanied by tianity permit to governments stand an illustrated and detailed book nta HoraM PrlntlBc Ootapaiiy, lao.. aa> One aide of the display ahowa ards of morality different from those It the schoolroom In modem let. Both are geared for inclusion anmaa ao finanrtai raapoailolBtj tor typo- into elementary and secondary Kraalileal airora appearlas la advorttoemento recommends to the individual? Is It dress; the other side shows aad othar raanlin mattar to Tba Manehaatw roug^ benches and homespun social science programs. Rraatog Harald.______more moral to kill one at a time witji a p p m l o f the pilgrim era. ' Full aarelea eliaat oi N, R. A. ■am ae, lac. a rifle than it is to kill 100 at a time The display was made by PnbUabara RmroaaatatlTaa — 'Q * Mrs. Kenneth Carey, Mrs. Har MaUMwa Bpaetol Anacy — Now Terk Cm- with a mortar or 100,000 at a time with cum , Detroit aad Boa t o a . ______a bomb? Can an act of war ever be ry. Machlechi and Donald Com Girl Scout Notes ^nEM BIlR AUDIT BURBAD OP CIRCDLA- stock. TIONB Just? If so, who determines the jus Wlflners of the achool’s re tice? The. clergymen on either side of cent poster contest have been Senior Troop S the war? announced. The contest was Plans for a winter camping [mday, run In conjunction with the Mvr — * K-“*'Toaaday, If there la no firm or agreed answer trip at Sweetheart Lake, Staf Par Ttmraday — 1 p-m. Watoiaaday. school’s Book Fair, which will For Friday - I a-ia. T h m t o . to such questions, then the answer is be held next Wednesday and ford Springs, were made at a For Batnrday — i p .m . Friday. ^ ^ that we still do not know what Chris Thursday. recent meeting of Senior Girl Claaaified daaditoa: 10:10 Am aack M aatoeallca aaeapt Brtarday — Oajw. tianity itself really Is. And If It may Winners are; Theodore Bel- Scout Troop 2. Hie troop, tmder langer, grade 4; Judith Parker, the Trailblazer program, has m Thunday, November U aeem to many of us, aa laymen, that Grade 5 and Alice Pfalzgraf, recently been on a- three-day true Christianity ought to be a relative Grade 6. Each winner will re primitive campout. ly pure and simple thing, which really ceive a book from the fair. Before the elections, the means what it says, we are neverthe . Honorable mention went to Scouts distributed pamphlets The Christian Check Carol Pue and Jeffrey Hood, concerning the questions on the less compelled to defer to the combined Grade 4; Alice Pfalzgraf and ballot. The troop also re-marked It I : mlweya inevitably abaorbinf to learning and piety of the prelates, who April Christensen, Grade 5, and the trail signs on the Red-Yellow the layman \.taan the Chriatian church make it all confused and difficult < r . ■agrmeed E. BamedeU Regina Surdel and Deborah Trail leading from Camp Merrie again. Meanwhile, turn your own cheek Hawley, Grade 6. Wood. They will also assist at a man walka right up to tho queatlon of peaH tla pin aet in gold and Many of the posters will be supper Wednesday for the what kind and extent of cheek-turning the way your own heart tells you It honored with a dinner at the exhibited in local store windows bazaar at Center Oongreg;atlonal should rvally be part o f life in this world. must have been meant There may be Amortcan Legion Home. and in the school auditorium. Parents, Employers at Cheney Tech Open House Church. Can war be an instrument the Christian aa much hope that way aa in any pro In addition to his teaching Members of the Tolland County An educational trip to Hart dutlas, Dr. Ramsdell was coach Art Association were judges. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LeDuc Job’s m i Rd., BlUngton, vdiose sod, Eugene, Is a freshman a t ford Is scheduled for Friday, should employ? Should a Christian nouncement of doctrine. of tha aebooTs basketlMtU team. They were Mrs. June linton. Cheney Tech, watch Matthew Manctni of Glastonbury, a sophomore, operate a mUling ma Nov. 27. The Old State House kill? Should a Christian try to keep His first year, the team Miss Emma Batz and Mrs. Mil chine during today's open bouse a t tba school. Hie cq>en house was held- in conjunction and Mark Twain's home are on wars relatively humane? Should a aehlared a record of 16 wins, 3 dred lisle with National Educatimi Week. Hie school welcomed parents, area employers and other in the agenda for the day. A oo-ed Chriatian draw distinctions between loems. Teen Center Opens terested people. All shops and classrooms carried on their regular Schedules so that ths en Christmas and tobagganlng par A Tale Of Two Towns Hie second season of the ty is also planned. killing with a musket and killing with Dr. Ramsdell introduced the tire school operation could be observed. In addlticn, exhibits of itudent worics were on dis The community of West Hartford departmentalized method of RockvOla Teen Center at tha play throughout the buUding. (Herald photo by Satemls.) This year's program has been an atomic bomb? Lottie Flak Memorial Building, planned by Miss Carol Oleksiw, conducted Its referendum on proposed teaching in the school that Henry Park, will begin Satur president; Miss Alice Casella, M Whenever such questions are posed to year, which involves students Mrs. Robinson has had her charge of failure to carry regia- changes in its manager-council Char day, according to Donald Ber West St.; Mrs. Lena Genovese, secretary; Miss Karan Blake, members of the Rlergy there is, of changing classrooms instead of work accepted by the Connec traUon. He was stopped during 3 Legion Dr.; Mrs. Aima Trapp, ter on Nov. 3. receiving all of their instruc ger, recreation director. treasurer; and Miss Sue Martel, course, a differmiee in answers. This ticut Watercolor Society, the a routine check. 207 E. Main St.; Mrs. Anita The proposed changes, in spirit and tion in the same room. The The center will be open Fri historian. Mrs. Lawrence Dunn differanoe in answers will oome from Norwich Art Association, and Briefs Wentworth, Tolland; William is the advisor. purpose, were similar to those recent Courtesy The Artist method is now used beginning day and Saturday evenings the Manchester Arts Festival. The Twirl N’ Twisters square Tuppeny, Skinner Rd. churchmen who have been nurtured in Any sophomore, junior or ly adopted In Manchester. They pro m junior high ariiool. from 7:30 to 11 p.m. except on She has received the Walter H. dance club will hold a chib STILL LIFE BY HAZEL FINLAY: An October Selection, Manchester Fine Art Association those Fridays when the Rock- Births yesterday: A daughter senior girl who is interested in essentially the same religious history About X members of the Klar Memorial Award for one dance on Saturday at St. Luke’s joining the troop and sharing claimed themselves to be designed to ■vllle High School basketball to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer, and doctrina The conclusion, therefore, graduating class were present of her pictures shown at the Church ball, Ellington, at 8 p.m. 26 Village St in its actvltes may contact Mrs. strengthen and improve the manager- Saturday. Others are scattered team plays a home game. Don Atkinson will oe th« caller. really has to be that, when we present recent fall exhibition of the as Discharged yesterday: Miss Lawrence Dunn, 8 Hartland Rd. council system while in reality they throughwt the world. Membership Is open to mem sociation. Kiowa Council, Degree of Po A parents’ night to planned for such questions to churchmen, the an cahontas, will hold aregular Lena Schlott, 131 Prospect St.; sought to weaken it Co-chairmen of the event bers of the sophomore, junior Mrs. Sandau is teaching an Wednesday, Dec. 9, to familiar swers we get are human. The layman la Wwe Donald Poehnert and and senior class at Rockville meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the Mrs. Theresa Joyner, Wlndsor- There the similarity between our two adult class at ths South Wind ■ville; Frederick Baxter, Kelly ize parents with scout proced- left his own choice, which is also human, Jos^ih Belotti. Belotti is now a High School, or to any resident Moose Club. Jennie Mavonek, communities ended. Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. Connecticut Yankee sor Hhrening School. She has al Rd.; Amos H im t Southwick, luee and the needs of ths troop. reflecting his own spiritual and emotion teacher at RockviUe High School not attending the high school newly appointed Deputy Great New girls will also be inducted In Manchester, the League of Women so served as a substitute art Mass. ^ Z - n , ^ t k al makeup more than it reflects any By A .H .O . and aoewding to members of who is between the ages of 15 teacher in Ellington schools, Pocahontas, will be present with at this time. Voters supported all but one of the pro Robert D. Novak tha (da^ there are two teach and 19. Dues are 81, and only and has exhibited her paintings members <3t her counclL .Re SPRAY STARCH clearly proven dominance of llch, also 15. of The Bronx, m - Cause fti¥ juicer ca p ^ Injury. State Police said Another Try Being Made Sub Crewmen Visit Sasd)0, Events the youths’ destination was Manchester M emorial Danbury. Hospital’s Only resident To Save the Whooping Crane The Baby Has Leftist Reaetion Lim ited physician, a recent ImiM^ Arrested about 46 minutes af PtiUip t . liguorl Sr. grant from Cuba, was ter the accident in Stamford In State was Brian Lorons, 32, of The BOLTON — Philip J. Ugu- treated to a surprise today. By BCm TRIMWEE ^ • d to tot the birds laorMkaa The leftisU claimed the sub's ori Sr„ 60, of Southington, Bronx. He was charged with (CavUmed train Pnge One) He discovered that his Aisoelated PreM Writer on thair own without much suc- Been Named... visit is a step toward introduc father of Philip J. Uguori Jr. speciality had been listed (OopiUniMd from P»ga One) gross negligence and miscon ceaa. To oonUnue as ws now are end eit^t students were injured. tion of nuclear weapons into of Southington, superintendent as castroenterology instead duct with a motor vehicle. His EDMONTON, AlU. (AP)— doing would cmly contribute to Zengekuren leaders in Tokyo Japan. o f Bolton's schools, died yester of gastroenterology. concenu^ the obstruction of bond was set at 32,500. Canadian and United States the evehtual extinction of the announced they were calling . Washington officials have day at the Hospital of St. The mistake was quickly two st^eets^\ whoopers.” pointed out the Sea Dragon and wildlife officials have given up two demonstrations of 2,000 peo Raphael, New Haven. corrected. Quoting froftv the‘complaint, direct intervention to stop the Not so, says Rotond C. CSem- lb other attack-type submarines in Other survivors include his Area Weather Mit, staff biologist with the Na- ple each Friday. The leftist Soh- the dectiimi said' -the plaintiff whooping crane from skidding Downey, OUfford Earl, sen of William J. and Winifred yo Labor Confederation also has the Pacific Fleet which may wife, two sons, a sister and WINDSOR LOCKS. (AP)— ti<»ial Audubon Society. Eugene F. Torpey, subdeacon. into extinction. Ruth Stone Downey, 88 Campbell Ave., Vemon. He was born uiraatened to call a general call in the months ahead are not nve grimdchildren. was "ridiculed, efabarrased, The U.S. Weather Bureau is Clement said rather than gam Oct. 21 at Rockville City Hospital. Hla paternal grandpar- armed with nuclear-tipped The funeral will be held Sat Mrs. Raymond Maccarone was scored suffered in his hsputa- sued this explanatory weather The wildlife departments in ble with the wild whooper pop strike. organist and soloist. Burial'was both countries have agreed to enU are Mr. and Mra. Chariea G. Downey, West Haven. He The commander ot the Sea weapons. urday at 8:15 a.m. from the tion and good name and' statement today: ulation, wildlife officials should has three brothers, William, IS, Charles, 9, and (Jhria, 3. Dragon, Capt. Douglas B. Guthe Japan, at U,S. request, agreed Della Vecchia Funeral Home, in St James' Cemetery. Father character had been Injured.” The damp cool weather of launch an egg-gathering pro concentrate on ways to increase • • • • • COUPON AUD on Aug. 28 to allow nuclear subs Torpey rea dthe committal gram in Wood Buffalo Park, of Pawling, N.Y., told newsmen 211 N. Main St., Southington, the past 36 hours is giving its food supply, which in turn Phllbrlok, Vatorie Ann, daughter of Earl F. in and his crew was aware of the de to dock in Sasebo and Yokosu with a solemn high Mass of re service. way to sunny skies. Very mild MO miles north of Edmonton, would Increase the carrying ka, another 7th Fleet port, pro Bearers were Lawrence Jurors Examined CarMyn J. DeBrava Phllbrlok, 44 Village Bt., Rockville. She monstrations, "but we see no quiem at 9 at St. Thdmas afternoon temperatures are in m d raise the stately birds in capacity of the winter home of was bom OcL 22 at Rockville a t y Hoapital. Her maternal vided the vessels carried no nu Clancy, Hugh Clancy, Louis HARTFORD (AP)— Prose reason why they should be Church. Burial will be in St. store for southern New Eng captivity. the birds at Aransas, Tex. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles' J. DeBrava, Elling clear weapons. Thomas Cemetery. Glglio, Raymond Calhoun, Da A / j bothered by a smaU minority.” cution and defense counsel to land this afternoon. Nature can’t be blamed for "We know so little about ton. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr.' and Mra Earl F. He said most the crew had Jay Lovestone, director of the Friends may call at the fu vid Krijak and Richard O'Brien. the decline of North America’s their distribution and habits, it international department of the day began examination of pros The late morning weather nillbrlck Jr., Bangor, Maine. been in Japan before, had en neral home tonight from 7 to map showed a rather vigorous tallest bird. Civilization forced would be folly to barge in vrith joyed Japanese hospitality "and U,S. AFL-CIO, told a foreign 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and pective jurors in the first de it to retreat Jnto remote regions helicopters in the expectation correspondents' luncheon in To gree murder trial of 21-year-old storm area over Wisconsin, Prenttsa Steven Howard, son o f Howard Lee and Car- I see no reason why they should 7 to 9 p.m. with a broad flow of southwest and wanton slaughter reduced of stealing eggs without jeop kyo that Red sources in China Great Wallendas Richard Lee Stallings. Baa May Knight PrenUsa, Rt. 30, Crystal Lake, RockvUle. have any trouble now.” erly winds feeding significant the wildlife pcn>ulatlon to 33 ardizing the whooping crane's He was bora Oct. 22 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal i a m b Guthe said no special precau are financing the demonstra Willard M. Pierce SHOULDER The examination of jurors — moisture from the Gulf of Mex from a peak of several thous climb back to safe numbers . . . rraitdparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corson, Rockvilla tions were being taken other tions. COVENTRY — Willard M. Await Reunion, 56 in all — is expected to con "The Communist and Socialist ico as far north as the Great and 150 years ago. "It’s time we recognized that ^ paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Prentiss, than tho.se usually invoked in tinue today and Friday in Su- it is pure dogmatism, a false parties in Japan don't have the Carla’s Return Lakes region. As the Wisconsin Through the captive rearing Rockville. AMERICA'S FINEST-CENUINE DOMESTIC LOIN CHOPS . *^ visiting ports. He said normal storm moves eastward into the pride in our fragmentary # • • • • 99 peior Court. LAMB CHOPS libertv would be given — "This funds to finance such large program it is h op ^ to raise up CHOPf ft ITEW—LAMB ^ ^ He was bom in Dublin, Stallings is charged with the St. Lawrence River Valley dur to 7,000 of the spectacular knowledge of nature, to say WamboH, Erika Ana, daughter of Robert and Alberta LAMB is, after all, the reason for our demonstrati^s,” : h ., and lived in East Hartford (Continued from Page One) July 27 death of Ida Kantro- ing the next 24 hours', it will white cranes, which boast a that a spedes la in a oul-de-sac Christopovlch Wambolt, Webster Rdc~BHington. She was visit.” said, adding that the ^ n g rate , for 23 yearsvBnr.s heforebefore movinirmoving to carry an area of scattered or doomed to extinction. We L F a S O F "The crew will have a chance for demonstrators in Japan is a witz, 73, of Hartford. Police are wing span of seven feet and bom 23 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grand Coventry in July. He was a re again. Karl’s sister-in-law, Yet- showers into many sections of simply do not know what the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christopovlch, Rockville. COMBINATION . 29*^ little over a dollar a day plus still seekii^ Stallings' alleged stand almost feet tall. RIB CHOPS to see Japan and pterhaps even tired carpenter and was a mem ta Wallenda, fell and was killed the dry northeast. future holds for the whoopers.” to-take a hot bath,” he said. ' travel and other expenses. accomplice, Raymond Reed, “ It’s not a new idea,” said She has two brothers, Michael Robert, 11, and Harry Joseph, ber of the Carpenters and Join in a show at Omaha, Neb. However, while there will The new step taken by the lOH months. ers Union, Local 43, Hartford. also of Hartford. Ron Mackay, operations supter- "Most of them quit the act likely be showers over the reg visor for the western region of governments will see six eggs • • • * • Survivors include a daughter, after that," Wallenda said of his Tuesday the jury panel was ion tomorrow, they will be scat or the product of three nests LAMB the Canadian Wildlife Service. Schindler, Christian David, son of Walter D. and Muriel s/mumm-KM Bolton Mrs. Jerry F. Moynihan o f Cov- old troupe. "Some have retired sworn in before Superior Court tered and of relatively short taken from Wood Buffalo Park Copping Schindler, Hopkins Rd.. Ellington. He was bom Oct. entiy, with whom he made hisTfrom the circus.” Judge William P. Barber. That "Nor is it one that has the un duration, and far from enough qualified support of all wildlife in 1965. The eggs wlU be flown 23 at Rockville City Hospital. His paternal grandparents are home a brother, E. Bertell | Carla worked with another time State’s Atty. John D. La- to ease the drought problems. experts, including men in gov to a prop>agation center in the Mr. and Mra. Walter H. Schindler, Vemon. He has three LEGS & RUMPS SMOKED HAMS Pierce of Dublin, N. H. and circus until recently. Belle and Hartford County Pub United SUtes where they will borthers, Richard, 14, Stephen, 12, and Gary, 7. Waddell Urges Townspeople "She's been at our home in ernment wildlife service. four children. lic Defender James D. Cos Four in Custody “ But to be realistic, it’s the be hatched and the young birds • • • • • i i a n k ^ ^ Butt Funeral services Will be held Sarasota (Fla.), Wallenda said. grove, counsel for Stallings, BRIDGEPORT (A P )—Three only tack we can take. We’ve reared with special facilities. McMahon. Heidi Beth, daughter of Walter P. and Doro- Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Jelli- “ When I came out here this agreed to select a jury of 12 thy-Arm Roop McMahon, Eaton Rd., RFD 2, Tolland. She To Trust Board of Edueation week she came with m e.” teen-age boys and a 21-year-old son Funeral Home, 25 Concord with two alternates. was bom Oct. 23 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal St., Peterborough, N. H. Bur Joining them on the wire 40 Stratford woman were taken Department of Health, Slduca- pandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roop, Cambridge. ial will be in Dublin Cemetery, feet above the circus floor here into custody today at 2 a.m. in pending appearance in court to Walter Waddell, a membetftees Hiker Killed tion and Welfare has awarded Mass. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Grace McMahon, rived at the meetings. Dublin. will be Wallenda's son-in-law, an investigation police say has day were Ronald Moore, 18, and lb of the board of education, said Andy Anderson, and Luis Muril solved four store burglaries Gerald Ramos, 17, charged with $700,000 in federal funds to the Arlington, Ma.ss. She has three brothers, Ronald-Scott, 10, last night that board prestige Porcheron said, however, Friends may call at the fu STAMFORD (A P)- A teen Mark Steven, 8, and Tod Louis, 5. that a situation similar to the neral home tomorrow from 2 lo, a veteran high wire man age hiker with a knapsack on here. breaking and entering in con- city of New Haven to continue * • • • . # AMERICA'SriNEST-GENUINEDOMESTIC has suffered as a result of pub from Chile. Their show will in The four were apprehended i nection with four store bur its pilot programs to combat V S A L a a IHANR PORTION licity about an addition to a meeting on the budget cuts to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. his back was killed by a car Hewitt, Eric Allen, son of Francis Anthony and Gloria clude two human pyramid acts last night as he strode along glaries. A 15-year-old boy was juvenile deliquency. policy on subcommittees. would not be open to the pub The Newkirk and Whitney in a rented car after a police Jean Lewis Hewitt, 9 Morrison St., Rockville. He was bora Funeral Home, East Hartford, Anderson is married to Jenny the shoulder of the Connecticut alert had been issued for them. turned over to youth bureau de The money will go to Com- Waddell said that townspeo lic or press. j Oct. 29 at Rockville City Hospital. Hla paternal grandmoth Porcheron said that he did ' is in charge of local arrange- Wallenda, Karl's other daugh Turnpike with a friend. Pedes Patricia Pelham, 21, of tectives for further questioning._ munity Progress fic., which LODI CHOPS . 89° MWdi£or AfJIlf SMOKED HAH , ° er is Mrs. Mary Hewitt. Rockville. His maternal grandpar 33 ple should rely on the integrity ter, who was watching the act in trians are not supposed to use Police said a gun taken in began its work about two years not want the school board ments. Stratford, the driver, was ar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Park Le-wis, Rockville. He has a sister, VEAL w m ^ CENTERCUT of board members .and should Detroit and saw her first hus the turnpike. one of the burglaries was ago under an initial grant of have no "fear'' of the board's meeting to turn into a question ------rested on a charge of risk of Diana Lioulse, 18 months. and answer period Monday ‘ Frank M. Muska band, Richard Faughnan, fall to The victim, Gregory Schaef Injury to a minor and was held found in the car. $800,000. The new grant was •• ♦ » • • Intentions. his death. 0 er, 15, Bronx, N. Y., was dead under $5,000 bond pending ar announced today by the office , night BROAD BROOK—Frank M. "Jenny was here with me last EUer, Darren Craig, son of Leonard and Patricia Ann RIB CHOPS . 79° HAN SUCES ° Other board members con of Congressman Robert N. 99 Members of the press had Muska, 75, of Church St., died on arrival at Stamford Hospital. raignment in Circuit Court $700,000 TO NEW HAVEN Hille EUer, 492 Boston Post Rd.. Waterford. He was bora LAMB year,” Wallenda said. "She’s in BONELEM VEAL ^ ^ EARLTMORN . ^ tacted explained why they vot questioned the intentions of ^he Wednesday at St. Francis Hos- Held under $2,000 bond each NEW HA'VEN, (A P )—The Giamo. Sarasota now. expecting a baby His companion, Stephen Orsu- Oct. 30 at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital. New London. ed for the measure. board after the regular meet- pital. Hartford, "After the accidents I had to His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hille, The board voted at its meet ing was adjourned amd the [ Survivors include his wife, a ing Monday night to allow the carry on and make a living. 6 Charter Oak St. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. and BACON SLICED ^ 49*’ board was about to go into a son, a daughter, a sister and CDBEShim . 69° WM bom a showman in my na Mrs. Sidney Eller, Danbury. chairman to appoint subcom delayed executive session. two grandchildren. CUBED ~ CHOPPED ^ ^ SSAHD inilOH—rOBK . . mittees at his discretion. In the tive Germany. Nobody could # w w • • It was during this question The funeral will be held Fri break me from my act. It’s my discussion preceding the vote. ing that Waddell's explanations day at 8:15 a.m. from the Stalgep, Beth Ann, daughter o f Gary and Dorothy L, Chairman Harold Porcheron life and happiness. Stanhope Staiger. Reed Rd., RFD 1 , Rock^lle. She was bom . to a reporter were interrupted Thomas W. Johnson Funeral “ I hope Carla, takes over for VIAL STEAKS 89° SAUSAGE , ° Oct. 30 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandpar 39 and Supt. of Schools Philip Ll- by Porcheron. who told the re Home, 105 Oak St., Windsor guori agreed that the subcom me some day. She's just as good ents are Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stanhope, North Palm Beach, FROZEN ~ ITORE BLICED porter tha^ there were proper Locks, with a solemn high as l and can do anything I can.” mittees would be composed of channels to go through if the Mass of requiem at 9 at St. Fla. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence all board mcntbers, not just a reporter wanted to ask the Catherine's Church, Broad Staiger, Rockville. She has a brother, Mark Edward, 6; and SYEAKS You rscsivs; Lag lor Roosting, few-. Brook. Burial will be in St. a sister, Teri-Jean, 4. SWORDFISH 69k CLAMS ™ " ” ° board questions. The proper Loin Chopi, Rib Chops. Shoul 89 • • • B • Porcheron said, upon ques procedure for anyone to be Catherine's Cemetery, Broad 1040 I U.S. INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RETURN-1963 Labor Party’s Dyer, Kevin Patrick, son of Ronald R. and Ursula J. der Chop| & Lamb for Stew. tioning after the meeting, that heard by the board is to apply Brook. ILS. T rtu ry D tp iitm tn l LAND O’ LAKES the subcommittee meetings i nwriting before the next board Friends may call at the fu hdtnul tw fn u f U nke Lynch Dyer, Virginia Lane, Tolland. He wraa bom Oct. 31 CAKE AND FROSTING would not be publicized in ad meeting. neral home tonight from 7 ta 9. at Rock^lle CTty Hospital. His maternal grandparents are vance and would be closed to First Budget Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lynch. Rockville. His paternal rrand- Mrs. Stella L. Hoffman parenU are Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dyer, Tekoa. Wash. He has a FRESH BUTTER the public and the press. PY-O-MY MIXES Wac/addell, ■ ■■ in a prepared state Lutz Exhibiting Mrs. Stella L. Hoffman, 74, brother. Janies, 2; and two sisters, Alison, 5, aqd Lori, 3. ment. said, “The possibilities of 123 Deepwood Dr., widow of Under Attack * » • • « Leslie Hoffman, died this morn t for dishonesty or for action not Snake, India Art SulllVM, Katherine Ann. daughter o f Joset^ W. and HEAD SH0ULDERS^"°;:=‘8 9 ‘ in the interests of the general ing at Manchester Memorial (Continued from Pag;e One) ^ eehan Sullivan, 21 Union PI. She was bom Oct. public are not promoted or dis ______i Hospital after a long illness. 26 at St, Francis Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are SANITARY NAPKINS 8 S i o 3 3 ‘ couraged by any written policy Lutz Junior Mueum is now She was born February 20, in the Conservative press and Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sheehan, Brockton. Mass. Her pa adopted by a board mem^r or presenting two exhibits which 1890 in East Montpelier, Vt. ternal grandfather is Frederick J. Sullivan, Marshfield far from enthusiastic in pro-La- Mass. ’ bureau; the heart of the matte will continue , _ through the She was a member of South " " * raCRIN ANTISEPTIC t :s 8 9 ‘ Methodist Church and of Keh- bor papers. 2 2 3 goes to the moral or ethic k ler Circle, WSCS, of the church. character of the individua. The art of India cEists a "Let nobody pretend that this Baker. Jill Ix>rmlne, daughter of William J. and Vir OKAin mnoN m poanD spell over the main hall with Survivors include two sons, ginia L. Natole Baker. Peter Green Rd.. Tolland. She was ■ U M O N BRECKHAR SPRAT MIST members of such board or bu Allan R, Witham and Richard is a popular budget,” said the reau and, in the case of the many examples of native crafts bom Nov. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal manship. A sari sewn with seed A. Witham, both of Manchester: Laborite Daily Mirror. "It TILSIT SLICES ^ 3 9 ° board of education. I do not be two daughters, Mrs. Donald couldn’t be, dare not be. Social grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Baker, Braintree, lieve that the townspeople of pearls. scarves of golden Mass. She has three brothers. Billy. 9, Jeff, 7, and Glenn. . BIG H TOWELS MINUTE MAID- FROZEN OKAMD Om OH threads, jewelry of silver and Drevlk of Middlesex, 'Vt.. and justice coats money.” 8 Bolton should have any fears brass Mrs. Herbert Luce of Worces The pro-Labor Sun forecast • • COOKED RARE on these grounds.” beaten into flowing forms re ter, Vt.: a brother, Robert Le- tougher action in store, .saying: Franklin. Brure Douglas, .son of Ralph W. and Lois L The jKJlicy added to at the ORANGE JUICE CREAM CHEESE I c 2 3 ° flect the artistry of this exotic Barron of Montpelier, Vt.; 12 “ It had to be a tough budget. Topliff Franklin. Gehring Rd.. Tolland. He was bom Nov. 4 ROAST BEEF % Lb. 4 9 c H to E2CTSA BOMUt fT A M n WltH board meeting reads, “Commit grandchildren and 15 great Britain faces a tough situation.” at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar land. BAKED faV ruKaunorHAiNnrLTMaus. tees for the consideration of in The restlessness of the Mus grandchildren. Motoring organizations, bus ents are Mr and Mrs. Harold Topliff, 54 Union PI. His pa vestigation of certain problems Funeral services will be held operators and the National ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J Franklin lims from northern India, the Vi Lb. 6 9 c L !/ DATE'N NUT LOAF shall be appointed by the chair quiet dignity of a Hindu crafts Saturday at 11 a.m. at the W. Farmers Union jolryed in attack Vernon. He has three brothers, Ralph Jr„ 8. Steven, 6, and VIRGINIA HAM man upon motion of the board man on the eastern shore— all P. Quish Funeral Home, 2215 ing the Increased gasoline and Michael. 4. BARBECUED CHUN KING m n V A L or shall be appointed by the the moods from India's rich Main St. The Rev. Manlev J. diesel tax. Gasoline went up 7 0 * • » » » board itself, if a majority so di che.st of cultures and history ^ Shaw South Methodist cents an imperial gallon, to 73 Gagnon,- I4*a Beth, daughter of Robert L. and Gloria A. CHICKENS CHcmamrMBN ^ 9 9 e iniiNinwfWMni ^ 8 9 o rects." flow together. ‘ Church will officiate. Burial cents. An imperial gallon is five Krauas Gagnon. 61 Nike Circle. She was bom Nov. 4 at iMRaHvsm 99e tm tu a 17c Added to this were the Articles from the collections will be in East Cemetery. U.S. quarts. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother •HAND m n O N MATintAL words, ". . . or shall be appoint-' of Mrs. E.T. Warren of West- Friends may call at the fu Is Mrs. Emma Krauss. Oceanside, N.Y. Her paternal grand spuM A n o n a ed by the chairman at his dis port, Dr. Abraham Kurian of neral home tonight from 7 to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Gagnon, Fall River. Mass. CHOW NEH lOODUS 2 33c cretion but with ratification of Bangalore, India and Mrs. E.C. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 She has a brother. Paul, 4; and a si.ster. Denise, 5. SWISS SLICES the board at the first commit Brown of Wethersfield have and 7 to 9. Cumminpjs Hits • * * * * tee meeting.” been loaned for this exhibit. CUT BEANS 8 ’ I'"’ Hoover, Karin Eileen, daughter of Harry William and CHOCOLATE IWni nOSBN _ . MAXWELL HOUSE Waddell said he added the Snakes are the leading char Leonard F. Nilsson GOP Chairman Brenda Musselman Hoover, 91 Wetherell St. She was bom TOWN SQUARE-FROZEN ratification stipulation to the acters of the second exhibit. ■VERNON Leonard F. Nils Oct. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal original motion. The motion had Native Connecticut snakes, in son, 54, of the Rocky Hill Vet Democratic Town Committee grandmother Is Mrs. Gertrude Mu.sselman. St. Bloomsburg, CAKE "is been presented to board mem cluding the two poi.sonous erans Home, father of Allen J. SARA LEE 7 9 ‘ COFFEE Chairman Ted Cummings has How to get MORE Pa. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis PUMPKIN PIE T m T A v n a t h o i b m _ _ species, the timber rattlesnake bers by Supt. Philip Liguori. Nilsson of Vemon, died Tues labeled as "utter nonsense” the Hoover, St. Bloomsburg, Pa. She has a brother, Billy, 21 Waddell said that the adminis and the copperhead, are well day at the home. allegations by GOP Chairman months. tration's recommendation con represented . Coming from the Other survivors include a Francis DellaFera that the two • * * • * PIZZA PIE ^ 6 9 ‘ tained the words, “as a sub ■southern states are such snakes . son and OR had been unable to get together Duff, Gwenn Ann, daughter of Harold F. and Gloria committee of the whole,” which as the rat, king and corn Funeral .serc’ices will be held ! on splitting the appointments James Duff. 53 Pioneer Circle. She was bom Nov. 1 at Hart MINCE Waddell deleted. snakes. tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the' out of your tax refund to the Northeast Refuse ford Hospital, Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. z *(00 The board has met as a A visitor from South Ameri O'Brien Funeral Home, 104 posal District (NERD). 3 Newton C. James, Willlmantic. Her paternal grandparents PIE FLOUR 5 s 61° subcommittee of the whole on ca is Zelda, a pet boa constric Main St., Hartford. Burial will Cummings said last night P^9S. I 2 't :1 W BUHRT m n-JOH N ly once, in September, to dis tor. be in Soldiers Field, Northwood that he has never met with are Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Duff, Jewett City. She has two cuss budget cuts made by the Two snakes of particular in Cemet.e»-y, Wil.son. DellaFera, nor with any previ brothers. David Michael, 6, Thomas James. 15 months: and terest are the common, non- two sisters. Pamela Gayle. 5. and Karen Elizabeth. 4. board of finance and draft a Friends may call at the fu ous Republican Committee Think it over when you ask {at • * * • « WHITEH CLOTHCfl WHEAT WAFERS %r37° Df TABLCT FORM letter'to the board. The meet poisonous water snake, native neral home today from 3 to 5 chairman, for the purpose of When you get your ’63 tax return (Form your ALL FOHPOa CLIAMSR _____ ing was not revealed until the to Connecticut, and the poi.son and 7 to 9 p.m. parceling out appointments to refund this year. Powell. VIrian Ellen, daughter of James Edwin and Bar letter had reached the board of ous and extremely dangerous any committee. 1040), take a look at line 23 on the bottom bara Ellen Erickson Powell, 111 Holl St. She was bom Nov. cottonmouth moccasin (water FLUFFY ALL VIN TABLETS S 6 1 ' I finance. Charles J. RngnwskI DellaFera had walked out of of the page. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar HANDY ANDY Of the other board members | native to Virginia the board of directors’ meeting ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Erickson, East.Hartford. Her eONTKOLLED lU DI MAMICOHOXOHClLLOni. ros CLCAMUt WACme and other .southern states. Charles Joseph Rogowskl, 68, contacted, only one was com- I of 123 W. Middle Tpke., was in anger Tuesday night, after paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell PowslI, East pletely in favor of closed sub These two snakes arc presented the Democratic-controlled board It gives you the option of taking your re Quick facts about Ssriss C Savings Bonds Hartford. She has one brother, James Edwin, 2H. 1A7TCV UIP’ together for comparison at dead on arrival at Manchester • • • « « * CONDENSED ALL W l d l k BETERGENT ai41* committee meetings on any Memorial Hospital yesterday. had appointed four Democrats fund in U.S. Savings Bonds instead of a FIG NEWTONS - 3 9 ° clo.se range, since the inoffen to the five-man committee. • Yon get 83Vi% more e Yon can get yonr money Trombley, Miriam Andrea, daughter of Henry Earle and subject. sive water snake Is often mis He was taken by ambulance Jolui McCarnck, -former from his home, where police DellaFera himself is the fifth check for the total amount. money when they ma« when you n ^ it Sandra Joan Roche Trombley, Rt. 30, RFD 8, Vemon. She taken for the venomous cotton- member. chairman of the .board, said said hq suffered a heart attack. tnre e Yon can defer the tas, was bom Nov. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma that if subcommittee meetings inouth. Cummings chideck DellaFera Ron Rommel of the Zoology He was boiTi in Poland May' ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. Roche, Palmer, were "held in private with Ure 14, .1896, and had been a re.si- "for saying that he had had a There are two big advantages:' e Your Bonds ate replaced on accumulated interest Ma-4s. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. O. Trombley, Mun F r p s h "P/ p A o f /ho Prop "Pror/uopI department of the Universitv of . , difficult time in getting in free if lost, destroyed or Intent o f witliholding "infor Connecticut has loaned his col I dent of Manchesterer for more until the Bonds nro son, Mass. She has two sisters, Lssa, 4H, and Susanne, 1. mation” he was against them. than 50 years. Before his re touch with me.” and added, "I stolen cashed GOLDEN DELICIOUS FRESH SNOW WHITE FLORIDA JUICE lection of snakes to the mu called him (DellaFera) on Nov. 1. Taking your refund in Savings Bonds He said that standing com seum for this exhibit. tirement two years ago, he mittees had been abolished worked for the New Haven 2, election eve, on a matter to The museum. 126 Cedar St., do with party checkers and gives you an easy way to hang onto it. when he was chairman' of the is open Tuesday through Sun Railroad. He was a World War board because of the nature I veteran and a member of the there was no mention of ap Fitchburg Hires Rainmaker, day from 2 to 5 p.m. pointments, although he had 2. When your Bonds mature, your refund APPLES MUSHROOMS ORANGES of the board at that time. He Manchester I^egion Post and St. admitted that the nature of Bridget’s Church, ample chance to discuss it.” becomes 331/3% bigger. You get back the board has changed. ^ Survivors include his wife, He said, “The directors made Results Uncertain to Date Mrs.' Claire Warfel, another About Town Mrs. Jennie Wisnewski Rogow- up their own minds on the $4 for every $3. boai'd member, said that she ski; two daughters, Mrs. Luigi NERD appointments some time voted for the addition to the Randazzo of East*Hartford, and ago and I am sure that fhe You also get a nice red, white and blue FITCHBURG, •^■’burning 49 5 ^ 5 9 The executive board of the mayor promised no one any 2 39 policy that tha. chairman Mrs. Reggie Kodes of Rockville; Back when the country was pregnated with silver iodide, the 80 Junior Century Cluj) will meet thing,” would have the convenience of two brothers in Poland and feeling from knowing you’re helping your younger, Pueblo Indians did a machinery produces a volume ^ . ,, , . , ,, . tonight at 8:30 at the lipmc of "Unfortunately,” he conclud ma.sked dance to l#ing rain. •of colorless smoke which rises 1k /> A r CRANn UNION p i ^ fALIFORNIA being able to appoint srnall sub- , Francis Galasso, 13 Green three grandchildren. io , O Q c ed, “I think that Mr. DellaFera country’s future as well as providing for Hopi Indians snake-danced for Into the natural clouds. There I S So IGRADL committees as needed. She said , Manor Rd. Mrs. Alan Taylor The funeral will be held Sat V A f Z urday at 8:50 a.m. from the is an angry loser, and his ac rain. Tribal medicine men trot the Iodide crystals serv’e as ONIONS 3 "... 2 9 ' MIXED NUTS 5 9 ' FRESH DATES Bhe was not in favor of sub- | co-hostess. ' tions substantiate my opinion.” your o'wn. seeds on which snowflakes form committees composed of the i Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ted out their strongest magic for Main St., with a Mass of re the same end. and produce rain when they whole board and was opposed | ^ meeting will be held tonight reach lower levels. to closed meetings except when I gt f^r those interested in quiem at 9 at St. Bridget’s Reactor Guarded Now rainmaking is being tried 7.30 Church, Burial will be in Vet again, this time in Massachu But Howell said mile-deep the subject was of an execti- | working on booths at a Madri erans Field, East Cemetery. setts, No snake dancing is in clouds are needed for moisture Uve meeting nature. | eras, March 1 and 2, 1966 at St. JACKASS FLATS. Nev. — Six Friends may call at the fu teen industrial, technicians and Keep freedon in yew future with volved or magic — just science. enough to make a worth-while Mrs. Warfel agreed w ith ' Mary's Episcopal Church. The neral home tonight from 7 to But, as the Indian rain doctors amount of rain, and there ha IMPORTED from FRANCE press reporU of the meeting, | group will meet in the Madri engineers stood by a nuclear re 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 actor during a five-day, 3,000- found out, the re.sulta are uncer ven't been clouds of that density saying that the board had only Gras room in the church office and 7 to 9 p.m. tain. and even if rain falls, no fn the past .few days. themselves to blame for their building, mile train trip when a NERVA I World War I Barracks will one can be sure the rainmaking Howell is being paid $9,(XX) by bad image. element came here from Pitts conduct memorial .sen'ices to caused it. a group of manufacturers for Chairman Porcheron today World War I Barracks and burgh. NERVA means Nuclear morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the fu Engine for Rocket-Vehicle Appli De.'^pite the continued efforts his efforts. He plans to continue WIN FREE denied that he had said tha,t all Auxiliary will meet and elect RYSTAL STEMWARE neral home. SAVINGS BONDS of a profe.ssional rainmaker, seeding clouds that are likely to cation. U.S. meetings would be closed to officer.i; Sunday at 2 p.m. at the only .07 of an inch of drizzly produce rain until told to stop » public and pres|; and not publi VFW Home. There will be a cup TEE SHOT COSTLY rain h^s faljen on this drought- by his employers, with Rich Platinuni Band trip to PARIS for 2 cized in advance. He also de auction after'the election and stricken highly industrialized Howell said he had seeded meeting. CLE'VELAND (A P )—Jimmy nied that he had said that F u n ^ ra lk city in the past 48 hours. clouds near Calais, Maine, for board members would not know Grant, University' of Houston This Weelc-30c off or o n e o f 200 OTHER PRIZES golfer who has been doing well Dr. Wallace E. Howell, head the St. Croix Paper Oo. several, the subject of the subcommit- Mrs. George Feisthamel Is to i MINI.. QVtR James F. Calhoun ' on Connecticut courses this of W. E. Howell Associates ■ of weeks ago and that a substan ‘ I ahy style o f Stemware chairman of the Newcomer’s Lexington, which has been hired tial amount of rain had fallen ^t I1 . Club dance Saturday, from 9 The funeral of James F- Cal summer, had eyes on the U5SGA houn of 106 Benton St. was held Amateur championship b u t by Fitchburg-area industrialists over the area. I • with mailer coupon ' 1 MILLION STAMPS p.m. to 1 a.m;, at Willie’s Steak to make rain over the parched The last appreciable rainfall Perponal Notices Mouse. She will be assisted by this morning from the John F. bowed In the second round liattrljPHtpr Eiifnittg l|m lii DfclAILS IN CAl M O i . AND IN '.Ii )P Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W, when he pushed his final tee area, had four silver iodide gen in central Massachusetts was Mrs. Raymond Camire, tickets; erators in operation Wednesday. last April 28. Mrs. John Tutty, Invitations, and Center St., with, a solemn high shot into the 18th hole. Grant In Memoriajn Maas of requiem at ,S t James’ won hto first round match, 1 up, He said, however, he wasn't In the tost 24 bouiu .07 of su Mrs. Raymond Geltlng, decora- ■ure It wMild not liavo rained inch fell in the Boston srss. Prises e«eellreftniiet,Neiif. 14*. We iwerveAeilgN * ■ « * * ” "*•••*• l^ n s . Club members and new- Church. ■ >> , but lost to Ronald Cemido, la, to kxrias ZMB1017 «f lUmsld _ without hto efforts. Worosstsr, some po mUss south laiM/wMi wtio |MMd awiw Novem-l^om ers to the Manchester area The Rt. Rev. }4agr. Edward Western junior college cham dmmstfssfsrtUs at Fttebbitfg. ispertsd M a t s a MineHecter Pavka4iv Ittddlc Tplu. Weet Open Dettr 1:S0 AJL to 10 PJL J. Reeuxlon was celbbrant, as- pion from Castro Valley, Calif,, Howell uses s propane fuel who wish further Information lank with a small gsnerator. By taieh. t ,.d to ’ sihted by the Rev. John J. 1 up. Grant, 22, la from Weth- B. Xuldoon and are reminded to contact Mrs. retothamel, 446 W. Middle T]^e. O'Brien, deacon, and tlie ReVk. snfleld, Conn.' V).'ia Settion Two THUR8DAT, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 Poge» 15 iO 28 12th Circuit Hearing Set Court Cases On Planning m m TORK (AP) — Another M f MuilmtUm Jewel theft was MANCHESTER SESSION For R e g io n reported today and this Ume the Alton J. Maine, 46, no certain Tiotiin was the mother-in-law oC address. Rockville, was given 120 days In the State Jail at Townspeople from Capitol ea ig Witter Irvine Berlin. Tolland today after he pleaded Region communities eoat of th« Police said Jewelry valued at guilty to three counts of intoxi Connecticut River may attend $111,000 Vfas stolen from the cation (30 days each) and a a public hearing at 8 tonight sfwank flv ^ to ry houee of Mrs. breach of peace charge (30 at the Bowers School in Man CSlarence H. Mackay at IS E. days). , I chester on the proposed region 03nd S t sometime between noon All ' charges against Maine ] al plan of development. last Sunday and 2:80 p.m. Mon stemmed from Rockville dis The regional plan is not bind day. turbances, one of which brought ing upon member towns In Mra Mackay had been taken a third count of intoxication stead It serves as an a> ^ ry to St. Luke’s Hoepital for treat against him when he appeared guide to prevent conflicts .ii de ment of an undisclosed ailment in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, velopment policy between towns at noon Sunday. She still is in a drunken condition esrlier or between town and state, and ftiere. this week, provides outline for future pri P<4ice said burglars aj^Mirent- Ronald S. Kilroy, 33, of Cov vate and p\i'blic planning. ly entered a, building at 11 E. entry, father of three children, The plan suggests develop 02nd St.. w4ht to the roof, was bound over to' Superior ment criteria for open space, crossed to the roof of Mrs. Court at 'Tolland on a substi housing, utilities. Industrial lo Mackay's brownstone mansion, tute aggravated assault charge. cation and transportation in the forced open a hatch, went to the Kilroy waived examination and region. third floor and broke into a bed bond was set at $1,500. Copies of a report detailing room where the jewelry was Kilroy early thi.s afternoon the plan are available at tha kept. was attempting to get the blnd- Town Clerk's offices In all Cap The robbery was reported to over bond as well as a $200 fine itol Region communities. police at 2:30 p.m. Monday by a also ordered against him for The Bowers School is at Hen handyman employed by' Mrs. driving a motor vehicle while ry and Princeton Sts. north of Mackay, Alfred Giambattista. under the influence of liquor | E. Middle Tpke. in Manchester. There wa.s no explanation from (.second offense). If bond and ; A .similar hearing for town's police as to the delay in reveal fine are not pre.sented in the ■ west of the Connecticut River ing the theft. court office here, Kilroy wa.s to was conducted in Bloofield on Police say they have not re have been taken to the State ■ Tuesday. ceived a description of the miss Jail at Tolland. ing jewelry. Coventry police arrested Kil- | Mrs. Mackay is the window of U. S. CHOICE BEEF— BEST CENTER CUT roy recently on a motor vehicle YoiilVi Charged Clarence H. Mackay, a commu- photo by Satemli) check. He reportedly had been nicatiems tycoon and head of the Getting Ready for Snow Plowing Time (Hrralfl photo bv OflArn) drinking and refu.sed to show After Accident rid Postal Telegraph Co. Her his license after which he daughter, Ellin, is the wdfe of threatened Constable Maurice '^take a beating when they are^moval program will be followed^may be required, A Vernon yo\ith was charged Irving Berlin. Rewelding snow plow mount Kelly Jr. with a pellet g\in. in service. again this winter, with but n ie towm will conitnue, too, lb Stage Door Johnnies Please Line Up at Right with Illegal passing yesterday New York ha.s been plagued ing brackets is one of the jobs CHUCK STEAKS 4 9 Kilro.r was first charged with minor adjustments to correct the "bare pavement’! policy ini l>y a series of gem robberies in in progress this week at the The town owns 12 snow Membera of a Flora Dora Sextet — Ann Miller, Kathy Kelly, drama, first produced in 1875. It will be presented in it.s aftei'noon when police investi some deficiencies. The plan was tialed last year. Snow plows are bi-each of the peace, resisting town highway garage, in prep plows, which will be hitched to Adele Davids, Gladys Jablonski, Margo,Bom and Linda For- original version by the Little Theater of Manchester, a gated a minor two-car accident recent months. developed by Highway Superin lowered to pavement level in an officer, and carrying a dan The most spectacular oc aration for the first snow fall town trucks, for plowing chores. U. S. CHOICE TOP QUALITY— b o n e l e s s SHOULDER garty — are psu^t of the entre act entertainment that will be drama group sponsored by the Town Recreation Department. on Broad St., just south of Oli tendent Ernest 'Tureck and stead of kept a few Inches off gerous weapon in a motor ve curred last month when a num of winter. In addition,-seven trucks and presented tonight through Saturday during the showing of Other acts that wrill be seen at intermission Include singers, ver Rd. No one was hurt, police Town Engineer Walter Fuss. the road surface. 'Tureck says hicle. These charges then were ber of priceless items — includ Everett Smith, who runs a plows are rented during the ‘"rhe Streets of New York,” at Bailey Auditorium, Manches ballroom dancers and comics. They. are all directed by A. said. This season the trucks are he feels the town streets are changed to aggravated assault. ing some of the world’s most welding shop in town, has been wdnter. Others are rented to ter High School. Curtain time is 8:30. Thj^show is a melo- ■William Astley. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Motorist Daniel G. Stefanik haul snow from areas of heavy equipped with two-way radios, now in sufficiently good condi The drunken driving charge famous gems — were taken working since last week was also presented and Kilroy of 121 Trotit Stream Dr., Ver from the Museum of Natural strengthening and repairing traffic. installed last spring, which will tion to permit the “bare pave lb non. was summoned to appear Last year’s 17-route snow re- ease any in-duty, changres which ment’’ clearing. CLOD ROAST 8 9 push the final results to a new Ferguson Rd.: 187. Ben Jef pleaded guilty, Kilroy, due to plows and their mounts, which in Cim iil Co)irt 12, Manchester, History. Kiwanis Makes $2,542 high. fries, 20 Newman St.; 188. J. his long motor vehicle record Kiwanis use.s the profits for H. MacDonald. 158 McKee S t; with police, had previously on Nov. 30. SMALL, LEAN, SHORT SHANK its many civic projects, like 189. Ed Bellotti. 4 Green Rd.; posted a $10,000 bond on the Police said that Stefanik at scholarships, sending needy 190. Lois 'Thornton, 143 S. charges. tempted to paas a second car, Gas War in Reverse, children to summer camp, and Lakewood Circle. Roland C. Merritt, 18, of New driven by Raymond C. Jackson, aiding the handicapped. 191. Marion MoPartland, 523 Britain, formerly . of Coventry, .50. of TalcottvUle, on the right Some of the Kiwanis auction E. Center St.; 192, Leonardo was fined $215 for operating a ■when the front bumper of the lb eers left the “ window studio” Parla, 33 EJdgerton St.; 193. motor vehicle while his license Jackson vehicle hit the left rear SMOKED PICNICS 3 9 last night minus their voices, is upder suspension ($200) and t'amous Organist at Emanuel fender of the Stefanik car. Both Bids Hit $3 a Gallon John Partridge, 21 Mountain FAMOUS APPLIANCES m but mindful of the fact the re Rd.; 194. Disme Shuttlesworth, failure to show a license ($15). Jack Ward associate organ-'r drivers were traveling north sults speedt for themselve.s. 30 Foster St.; 195. Leo Parla, James Madden, 60, no certain jf-.i of Radio City Music Hall, television creditSv,-he is also a when the accident occurred. Bill Thornton has another golf putter, the Bantlys “ Our bidders were very gen 33 Edgerton St.; 196. Louis address, and Harry Leister. 46, New Yoi% City, will be the transcription artist for United TTie vehicles were both oper have fuel oil (more or less), the Graham Clarks of Glas erous, and we can’t thank them Hennequin. 32 Cottage St.; 197. of 4 Pearl St., each was given ; g-xie.st artist for the organ re- Artists. World Broadcasting able, police said. tonbury and Minnechaug Golf Course pay $3 ^ gallon enough,” Knight said today. ” A Francis Butler, 110 Strickland 30 days at the State Jail at cilal Sunday, Nov. 22, at 7:30 Co., Decca and RCA 'Victor. FARM FRESH lot of work goes into this thing; St.; 198. Marsha Clark, Glas Hartford on similar counts of i p.m. in the Emanuel Lutheran Ward has given many recitals for gas, and Kiwanis Club of Manchester banks $2,542.- the boys worked hard, and we intoxic.ation. I Church sanctuary. His pro- in the west, mid-west and in Malaysian Deaths Dip $9 from ita Radio Auction. tonbury; 199. Chris Clarke, 51 NEVER PRICED LOWER! start now planning lor next Plymouth Lane; 200. Leslie Randolf Rabideau, 19, of gram will include woi'ks of the Europe. This will be his first ’Those are some of the results mond Rogers of Manchester year." Stafford Springs, was fined $15 mastera as well as of contem- recital in the New England KUALA LUMPUR — Malay High School is chairman of that Hunter, Bolton. • NO MONEY DOWN and NO PAYMENTS TILL FEBRUARY OF 1965 • Of the two-day auction over Winning bidders can pick up for making an unnecessary porary compo.sers. area. sia's overall death rate has de PRODUCE 201. Graham Clark, Glaston WINF from the window of Wat committee. their items at Watkins Bros, noise with a motor vehicle Ward, a member of the The pipe ci-gan at Emanuel clined 35 per cent since 1957. The C^larks? They bid $31 on bury; 202. John Bamini, 249 kins Bras, on Main St., which today through Saturday dur (squealmg tires). American Guild of Organists, has been recently rebuilt and The current death rate of the final item offered last night, Boulder Rd.; 203. Frank Es came to an end last night. ing regpilar store hours. ’The Thomas Page Jr., 25, of Tol comes highly recommended as expanded to the specifications about nine per thousand is ona 10 gallons of gasoline. Kiwanis posito, 83 St. John St.; 204. For The Thornton will have 16 clubs in store is open until 9 tonight, land, was found not guilty to a of the Austin Three Manual of the lowest in Southeast A sIsl officials say the Clarks were R.S. Potterton, Center St.; 206. a concert organist. He is a his golf bag, unle.ss he has al -and until 5:30 Friday and Sat charge of improper passing fol Console which was installed in caught in the spirit of the auc Lucille Mahoney, Hamlin St.; graduate of Temple University, ready "destroyed’’ a putter to urday lowing a brief court trial. staff organist of NBC and CBS, 1951. The work was done by tion. They first drove to Man- ] q ^"' Monday, the redemption 206. Mary Kosak, 304 E. Middle get to the 14-club limit, thanks Bruce J. Blake, 17, East and has been in concerts with Earle W. Reed and Son of West Holidays again to his wife, Lois. She fur Chester last night to .see the center will move to Clifford’s ’Tpke.; 207. Arlene Wilmot, 59 Boylston, Mass., who Installed Kiwanians operating in Watkins Apel PI.; 208. Dr. B.J. Sheri Hartford, was given a nolle to the NBC Symphony Orchestra nished the top bid of $16 last on Main St., and will be open a charge of breach of the conducted by Arturo Toscanini. the original organ in the church RUMMAGE night for a $14.95 value putter. window, (’Tuesday night they during regular store hours next dan. Bolton: 209. Elizabeth FANCY, SWEET did some bidding) then went peace. In ad^itipn to many radio and in 1921. ^ (Will someone next year please week. Carpenter, 22 Bowers Rd.; 210. back home and carried on a run JlUvord Ristau, 25 S. Hawthoma In the nonipanion cases of offer Kiwanis a putting green?) Here are the winning bidder* Patrick Benway, 21, and Carl ning battle with others in the from last night: St. 39 Edgertan St.; Jose Canti- SALE 2 LBS. 39c i'x It was Mrs. Thornton four years Gu.stafson, 19, both of East EMPEROR GRAPES ago, during the first Kiwanis greater Manchester area, which 211. Jean Willard, 75 Steefi- Hdepital Notes zano, 72 Haynes St.; Robert 131. Mrs. N.F. DUnne, Hart Hartford, each pleading not Avery, 7 Morse Rd.; Mrs. Lou auction, who purchased, and pre- resulted in many items pushed hollow Lane; 212. Robert Jolle, above their retail value and as ford; 132. Thomas Boland, 63 guilty to counts of attempted ise Leonard and son, Coventry; (Sr U. S. NO. 1 V aented to her husband, a putter. Vernon St.; 133. Ed Bellotti, 4 138 Main St,; 213. Virginia VIsitilig hours are t to 8 p.in. He wa.s the auctioneer at the suring Kiwanis of its best auc Celinskl, 93 Summit St.; 214. breaking and entering. The in all areas excepting raatem- Mrs Carol Kelly and daughter. SAT„ NOV. 1«fk Green Rd.; 134. Mary Whitaker, East Hartford; Mrs. Martha time, and his "pitch” cast re tion results in its five-year his Winn Mills, 48 Ferguson Rd.; cases were continued for jupy 55 Teresa Rd.; 135. Frank Es Itv where they are * to 4 p.m. Emro and daughter. Broad 9 A.M. *0 1$ MOON flections on the putting touches tory. 215. Robert Hubbard, 14 Vic trial at East Hartford on Nov. McIn t o s h a p p l e s Lb. Bag posito, 83 St. John S t; 136. and 6:S0 to 8 p.m. and private Brook. of some of his fellow Kiwanians. ’Tue.sday night Kiwanis took In Lois Bantly, 318 Ferguson Rd.; toria Rd.; 216. Adam Rhodes, 15 17 with bonds set at $500 each. ronitt*' where they are 19 a.in. •t the Someone "up there” (on Lake- $1,036.89; that represented 73 per 137. James Toner, Bolton; 138. Plymouth Lane; 217. D. D. Benway and Gustafson are to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. WASHED AND CLEANED wood Circle) knew different? cent of retail value. Last night Eilene Feltham, 1506 Tolland Whitaker, 55 Teresa Rd.; 218. accused of an attempted break not to smoke in patients’ rooms. Alice Wilson, EMt Hartford; Chester Bator Jr., Brent Rd., The Bantlys? There was more the total was $1,505.50; that’s Tpke.; 139. Rose Eisenburg, 7 F. D. Hartin. Bruce Rd.; 219. at Luce's Service Station on E. No more than two visitors at Lithuanian Hali G-E AUTOMATIC 79 per cent of retail value. For Ironwood Dr., Vernop; 140. Sally Heavisides, Vernon; 220. Middle Tpke. last Monday one time per patient. Vernon; Joanne WellOs, Wap- oil (from Bantlys) auctioned last ping; (jeorge Anderson, Wap- oo Golwag Street G-E TELEVISION G-E AUTOMATIC night, and they took in another the two nights, the average is 76 Marsha Clark, Glastonbury, Francis Butler, 110 Strickland night. Yellow Globe Turnips Lb. Bag per cent, topping last year’s 70 ping; Mrs. Marjorie 'Wheeler, 100 gallons. But the generous 141. Ted LaBonne, 155 Main St. EAST HARTTORB SESSION PATIENTS TODAY; 261 per cent figure which had been Jean Fuller, 24, Hartford, East Hartford; Deborah Jlegro, DRYEU Bantly.s (he is a Kiwanis past St.; 142. Mrs. Gray, 72 Maple 221. Joseph Negri, 165 Wells ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 202 Hebron Rd., Bolton; Susan Sponsored By Romaa CONSOLE WASHER FRESH, GREEN president) gave back to Kiwanis the five-year high. Monday, was given a 60 day Catholic Ladles Alllanoe There were 270 items auc SL; 143. Mrs. Roger Bagley, 66 St.: 222. J. Grover, 84 Broad Wellman Burnham, South Keehne, 8 Nike Clr.; George 600 gallons Mr.s. Bantly won Dale Rd.; 144. Dr. B. J. Sheri St.; 223. Madeline McAwley, 14 .suspended sentence and fined Windsor; Mrs. Beryle DeWolfe, Okerfelt, 575 Center St.; Debra Chapter Mo. 67 • Big 12 Lb. Capacity • All Channel U flF-V H F Tuesday night. The donation, tioned this year, and bidders $100 on a substitute charge of e 12 Lb. Capacity averaged $12.35 per item ; last dan. Bolton: 145. Louis Henne- Edgerton St.; 224. Ernest De- East Hartford; Mrs. Edythe Montlverdl, 56Vj School St.; e Automatic Fine Tuning says Kiwanis president N. Wil- simple assault; and in a com • Hifi^ Spead Drjing BRUSSELS SPROUTS Pt. Bskt. year it was 303 items and quin, 32 Cottage St.: 146. A r Cioccio, 127 Blssell St.; 225. Dexter, 26 Lilac St.; Raymond Suzanne Gold, 59 Barry Rd. e “ FUter-Flo” ; liam Knight, will bp turned over panion case. Ruby L. White, 23, e Sealed Beam Picture Tube $12.24. The gross for Kiwanis lene Wtlmot. 59 Apel PI.; 147. Marcia Clark, Glastonbury; 226. Gardner, 376 Hartford Rd.; to the Boys and Girl.s Committee Hartford, received a nolle to a e Contrast Adjust e 2 Wash Temp, thLs year is $2,542.39; last year Sherry Hamilton, 91 Dale Rd.; Rita Sullivan, 1097 Main St.; Robert Green, 162 Blssell St.; ' of Kiwanis for distribution to 148. Louis Hennequin, 32 Cot 227. William Glenney, Coven charge of breach of the peace. it was $2,596.65. And, says Miss Elaine Hennlg, 173 Spruce G-E PORTABLE Automatically e 3-Cycle needy persons, the request of tage St.; 149. Lois Bantly, 318 try; 228. Judy Galligan, 87 Mill Both diaposltions stemmed from LAND O’ LAKES the Bantlys. Principal A. Ray Knight, cash contributions will St.; Lee Kelly, East Hartford; Ferguson Rd.; 150. A. Mc- St.; 229. David Whitaker, 56 an Oct. 7 stabbing of Philip M. Mrs. Thelma Lovlolette, Staf Accept lh» Awley, 14 Edgerton St. Teresa R d.; 230. Dr. B. J. Sheri Ciioma, 25, Manchester, during ford Springs; Jeffrey Lehman, DISHWASHER 151. Mrs. George Willard, 76 dan, Bolton. an argument in a Bolton res 19 Hany Lane, Rockville; YOUR 1 Lb. Steephollow Lane; 152. Mrs. 231. S. Hamilton, 91 Dale Rd.; taurant parking lot following a Frank McDonald, 613 Main St.; George Willard, 75 Steephollow 232'! W. Hector Belcourt. 48 stag party. Miss Fuller was Paul Madden, Glastonbury; ivefputxp M ’cuuL • Vinyl Top BUTTER Quarters Deepwood D r.; 283. Rita Sulli originally charged with aggra Lane; 153. Arlene Wilmot, 59 Mrs. O cllia Manner, 28H Hllls- Apel PI.; 154. Jack Shea, 143 van, 1097 Main St.; 234. John vated assault. Choma received a • Built-in Drain Pump town Rd.; Kim Marks, Wap- CHOICE Lakewood Circle?; 155. Adam Bamini, 249 Boulder Rd.; 235. jack-knife wound in the back ping; Debra Montlverdl, 56V4 BUMBLE BEE— WHITE MEAT Rhodes. 15 Plymouth Lane; Hector Partridge, 211 Mountain but was treated and dischansed Rd.; 238. Ruth Jacobs, 29 Elsie School St.; Mrs. Alice Norton, 156. Heide DellaFera, 142 Lake- at Manchester Memorial Hospi 394 Summit St.; Alan Pongratz, FULL-SCALE SERVICE BANKI YOUR 'c h o i c e wood Circle; 157. Diane Shut- Dr.; 237. F. H. Hardin, 31 Bruce tal soon after the Incident. Rd.: 238. Terry Kelly, 34 Adams East Hartford; John Wolcott, tleworth, 30 Foster St.; 158. 180 Main St.; Walter Woods, 7 OZ. What does Putnam's St.; 239. John Hannon, 103 Falk- Rita Sullivan. 1099 Main St.; nor Dr.; 240. J. Robert Erick Stafford Springs; William CANS 159. Louis Hennequin, 32 Cot Goodyear Special! TUNA son, 194 Eldridge St. Public Records Holmes, 45 Durant St.; Nell Goodyear Special! merger with tage St.; 160. Sara Mock, Hart 241. Edwin Bird, 867 Main St.; Thompson, 132 High St. Rock ford. .BiG BuY o-f+ht W e e k ! 242. Glenwood Morgan, Coven Warrantee Deed vllle; ■ 'Thamas Bleu, RED 2, 161. A.J, Sheridan. Bolton; try; 243. Glenwood Morgan, Cov Vernon; Mr.s. Margaret Pratt PORTABLE 11” e-E ALL TRANSISTOR TV 162. Ralph Johnson. 41 Winde- Henry F. Schmidt to Abra Coffin & Burr mean entry; 244. (no bid); 246. Ken ham M. Elkii, and Frederick C. 15 Village St., Rockville; Medric Travels With You! • All Channel S w e e t l i f e mere St.; 163. Mrs. Ronal«l' gg palknor Dr.; Daigneault, 51 Vernon Ave., Heemeier, East Hartford; 164. ^ Rothwell, South Wind- Annuli, properties at Stone and • Rechargeable Battery Pack St. .Lawrence Sts. Rockville; Mrs. Emma Worth Martin Klukas, Vernon; 165. M. sor; 247. Celest Sheldon, 37 ington, Green Lawn, Convales to investors in Clark, Glastonbury; 166. James Quitclaim Deed PEACHES Meadow Lane; 248. Mra. Schou- Alexander Jaiwis to Jarvis cent Home, Rock'vllle; Deborah VEL l o u j c l i n Gt- Moriarty, 24 Hollister St.; 167. ten, 18 Townley: 249. Warren Lois Bantly, 318 Ferguson Rd.; Enterprises Inc., lots 1 through Negro, 202 Hebron Rd., Bolton; SLicES i Halves Howland, Constance D r.; 250. Mrs, Ruth Glelck, 82 Falknor MANCHESTER 168. Milford Chasse, 129 Sum Mrs. Frank Toros, 66 Vernon 40 in Oakdale subdivision. mer St.; 169. Virginia Celln.ski. Judgment Lien Dr.; Frank Shimaltis Jr., 315 1 8 o z . Q Q ^ St. Henry St.; Adam Simoncelli, 38 93 Summit St.; 170. Mrs HR. 251. Francis Butler, 110 Strick Pola Building Supply Co., * \ VanCamp, 1053 E. Middle Tpke. land St.; 252. Jim McAwley, 14 Inc., East Windsor Hill, against Coolidge St.; Rudolph Ladr, 171. Mrs. Herbert Leib, 74 EJdgerton St.; 253, Norma Ter- August Kivlmae, property on Staffordville; Mrs. Sharon Tet- 3 Green Manor Rd.; 172. William rio, 1097 Main St.; 254. Rita Sul- Autumn St.j $1,099.43. rault, (Plattsburg, N.Y. Glenney, Coven^y; IW. James I gj . jgs, a . Me Marriage I-icenses ADMTTTEJ]? TODAY: John Meeting the costs of new paranMioocI 1$ ,T—Hamilton, 91oi Dale Rd.; 17X174. 14 Edgerton St.; 266. Dr. Louis Charles Bunce, 529 W. Roman, 18 Woodbridge St.; S A V E M e - Ronald Heemeier, East Hart B. J. Sheridan, Bolton; 267. Dor Center St., and Dorothy Mar William Bums, 34 McKinley one of many purposes for which banks Mon FRONT WHEEL WINTER CAMPBELL’S ford; 175. Dr. B. J. Sheridan, othy Kenny, W. Middle Tpke.; garet Pokryska, Vernon. St. ours make lovAcost personal loans RETREADS RETREADS HOUP0 SPBOAU Bolton: 176. Julie Anderson, 26 258. John Gartslde, 694 Spring Stephen Nolan Mozzer, 22 BIRTHS YEJSTERDAY; Edgertop St.: 177. M. Clark, Bremen Rd., and Marie Luella A promptly, without red tope, and wMi 9»> famous Goodyear famous Suburbanite M* TintKBT SERVING PLATIZR St.: 269. Suzanne Clark, Glaston son to Mr. and Mra. Ohestar tread desi^ tread design TOMATO SOUP 10 Cans 99c Glastonbury: 178. Rita Sullivan, bury. Smith, 125 Main St„ St. Bridg payment arranged in instalments from 1097 Main St.; 179. Lois Bant et's Church, Nov. 21. Ladd of Coventry. any 14", IS" size any 14", 15" size OCEAN SPRAY fully staffed ly, 318 Ferguson Rd.: 180. DISCHARGED YESTER regular income. If you can use eradR for ^$1 Madeline McAwley, 14 Edgerton Lead Use to Gain DAY: Pieter Roos, Wlllimantlc Watch Ity Junior!, Joseph Weidner, 320 Hilliard any sound personal reason, before you de* St. St.; Mrs. Norma Sllgar, Broad CRANBERRY SAUCE 4'^°J'79c New York Office 181. Mrs. D. E. Haslett, 8 NEW YORK — American lead dde on any plon, get dekiUs on o im I INNSBRUCK, Austria — Sev Brook; Susan Steeves, 6 Con Tuck Rd.; 182. Dr. B J. Sheri consumption this year is expect ed to exceed 1.15 million tons. enty-seven per cent of those in stance Dr.; Joel Roberts, 176 dan, Bolton: 183. Vernon Han the Mothers and Grandmothers Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. Mar -- - « - ^ _ A CRISCO OIL 24 Oz. 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Foreign Investment from tha United States, but also Ueta of euggMted book 4o- ThoM penM who wlah to SDvdi Windsor iliary will have aa gucats mem be inducted into the chib by College Extends as hl^ as 100 per cent and tically set next June as target the firm future of. this nation interest has revived. from international credit agen District Governor Harvey Kata. natlotu have haaa aaat fo an havo hooka picked up may eoU ALBANT. N. T.—a h8l«4Bad Brazilian Future Brighter cies, from European govern Many Facets bers of the newly-formed Ware which together with skyrocket date for checking the galloping whose population in leas thart>a Roberto Campos’ Waihingftou They are Frank Kehmna, Ed Drive for Books local orgidUaaUona, to aewualnt, tha eoDaga offioa. genius once dedicatod a wild ing prices threatened to blow trip set what- is generally con ments and from Japan. house Point ladles auxiliary. their membere of the vwumaa flower to a New Fork govenoT. inflation and stabilizing the decade will total 100 million. Pgychological Examiner Mrs. Jewell Burnham will win Calah and John Rosenbeck. the top out of the nation’s infla- sidered to be a favorable To British The Lions Club has extended needed to outfit the eoQaga H- The e r r a t ic taut brimant Since Ouster of Goulart tloa. economy. For the average B r^ lia n , It groundwork for aid discussions speak on the Mothers March The aolidtatioa of books for brery. Birth M onth Favoredr^ its appreciation to all citikens Mencheeter Coifununlty College, French naturalist was Oonstan- For the government. It is still Is still very much a time for belt that continue here with arrival 1524 Hospital First scheduled for January. The list Includes material In tlne Rafhiesque, who named Pay increases now are more Hired to Aid Slow Learner who purchased candy during its being held in conjunction with orderly. Price increases . are a time for massive financial tightening in the face of of an International Monetary Homicides Democrata Meet tha fieida o f scianca, mathema- WASHINGTON — In 86 one of the most beautiful north RIO DB JANEIRO, BPsaO» abroad I become more Im mounting prices for food, MEXICO CITY — TTie New The Democratic Town Com recent drive. All proceeds from Netioiial Education Week, will (AP) — Brasil today, seven preeelve. regulated. But Inflation still is assistance. Fund' mission, and, later this the drive will be used for ohar- Uct, economica, EngUsh, angl- atataa, motor vdiicla operatora' ern wild flowers, the cowtoMue clothing and shelter. month, with arrival- of a special World’s first hospital, the Hos ■cbool ptychotoglsta^ Vmerman, Cape Cod Casket; mittee will meet tomorrow at be extended to the.end of the months after a nearly bloodless The rdVohitlaa abruptly ended at a dlisy pace. Tbe crusetro Is Roberto Campos, economic ities within the town. year, according to former Supt naering, philosophy and flm Ucenaaa ara ranewed during the or bluebead, after De Witt Clin planning minister, M ck from a But P a p e e te for help are mission from the U.S. Agency pital of The Immaculate Con LONDON (AP) — Murder a ^ Felaen, Street Rod; Felsen. Hot 8 p.m. at the Main St. Legion month tha oporator; in eight rovoluUoQ ouatad Joao Goalart a Oofnmunlat threat to take at the alniost all-time high of 1,' ception, was founded in 1524 by policeman in Britain and you and ^b-ay be made from tha aunri 0*vM HajMi the former recipe by substituting a cut-up Morterty. f t - l O « MANCUl!2)'i-|£E HERALD. illANCHBSTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. NOVEMBiS 12; 19M MANCHESreai BVm NO h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., T h u r s d a y , No v e m b e r 12, i964 PAGE TW EN Tii^ are amoag his Mends. Jbte PatientsatCedarcrest Wayne, k>o|Unf fU bnotKli to HoUywood^s lead* another cavelsy’ oang$, PINTLAND tnmAa .hlf 0iSt ^i|iwar- SRB glXMUOr Go^itw 26 ‘ Taught to Speak English ance since his recent bperation. “BverytUag la flnN nf Cancer Wins Battle ‘New Guard’ Frank Snidra, wjk) rarstY OeatnOy LoestM At makes such affairs, showed M BnOB W M ilg From Area Non-English i^ealdng pa-<9to pa unfamiliar bo^tal set Makes Debut to dsmonstrato th^ his rel» l-46M h tients at (3edarcreet Hospital ting." tions with Koch remain good. Television are being taught ICnglish this After only a few weeks of Yul Brynner was there, also Open m $ Twnty-itx um midnits BOLLYWOOD ( A P ) “It’a 6:00 I (8-30-40) Plintstonea (C) Against Hutchinson instruction, everyone Saeod- James Gamer, Natalie Wood, ■ n amang tb« 276 U aiw n ity year through Joint effort') of 8:00 (34) 8eu and Systems riw k ih g ------ated with this pilot program is Um ehanging of the guard,” said George Maharis. <£) ^op 32 Phu Oo« (3-13) Perry Maaon' t€ OamMcUent studanta who .F or 166 O s ih ... the Connecticut Tuberculosis convinced of its ’ success end Other names in the crowd; (tO) Bre-D«otify (8-3040) Donna Kaed baT« recafved a record $59,372 a iVMt kt a Paramount party (13-1S-30) Movie 1:80 (34) The Mlton Hutchinson, baseball’s Man-«St. Louis and enter a hospital la and Health Association, the ad popularity. As a result, steps Vtoce Edwards, Sussnne Plash- (10-33-80) Pr._KlkIldare BRADENTON, Fla.< la univaralty • administered this wash. Indeed, the event ager ol the Year In 1W7 for his Cincinnati. ministration at Odarcrest and are being taken to promote the ette,' Clint Walker, Hugh O’- (»-au-t0) Mr Tlirw Boos anholarahlpa to r the current English classes at the hoq)i- seemed to symbolise the new Brian, Trevor Howard, Angie (40) Adventures in Pnrad'te (18) liibtcrlpUon TV (A P )—^Fred Hutchinson, second-place finish with the St. He took another leave Aug. IS academic year, according to in the Newington Public School 8:00 (34) B;ly-Lbie to enter Christ Hospital in Cin tal into a regular adult ed Ota of Bollywood film making. Dickinson, Elizabeth Allen, (^ r- • :10 (8) New*. Sporte. Weather (3-13) Paacword Louis Cardinals and again In formation releaaed by John 6:16 ($3) Club House 45, former manager of the 1961 for a pennant winner at cinnati and never returned to System. ucation course. As such, they The- host of the Beverly Hills ol Lynley, Karl Malden, (13) Newsbeet (8-3U^> Bewitched Poarera, UOonn acholanhip of- S:3U (34) Jazs CUaual Cincinnati Reds' Whose Cincinnati, felt the first pain of his Job. James A. Swomley, execu could be fully sponsored and Hotel bash was George Weltner, Ricardo Montalban, Gilbert Ro 6:30 (8) Latamie (C) (13) Baileva of Balboa Hc6r« supervised by the Newington (i0-83«l) HunUey-Brinkler CAR R o m u his illness last Christmas. Hutchinson was a successful tive director of CTHA, an new president of P an mount. land, Edmond O’Brien, llobert (34) Whal e New (10-2360) Hasel (C) baseball career was ended Powers said that, “ although Board of Education. Bwomley Stack. (8-3U-40) Peyton Hospital tests confirmed the pitcher in the minors and with nounced the program today and The guest of honor was the stu (3) Walter Crooklte (3) Decision •rUEASMe abruptly by chest cancer, the Detroit Tigers. His major atudant aid from all aourcea explained why the voluntary has, however, indicated CTHA^ dio’s new production head, How (13) Newabeat presence ot a malignant tumor, this year (scholarship phis Among the dealers was tbs 1:46 (30) Ron C^bran 10:00 (34> In Scbbol Previsw died early today in a hos league record of 96 wins, 71 tuberculosis association was continued willingness to fi ard Koch. Weltner chose the king of them all, mighty Jos (lO-23-aO) Suspense Theater but he continued to direct the atate and fadaral aid), is ex nance the tenmrary program 7:00 (8) Wyatt Barp (3-13) ’Die Defenders • A l MokM pital. losses, might have been better paftlcularly interested in the occasion to announce another Levine, whose marriage to (34) IndiM Experiment Reds until Illness fOrcra him to pected to t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TTHIRSDAY. NOVEMBER 12,, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER-12, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-TBBSi Yale-Princetoii W ill Decide Ivy W iimer Back on the Stick \Auerboch’s Approoch to Bostoii Celtics EARL YOST Jinx Likely Clay Laughs Again And Club's Approach to NBA the Same .* . In Feature ♦ Newest Track Star to Prep First N EW YORK (AP) — ♦his current average, and 8an<»four aa Philadelphia broke loose At Pick of Writers Red Auerbach’s approach Francisco was stopped short of from a 102-101 deadlock. Bal Latest in the line of outstanding track prospects from the 100-potnt mark for the sev Oil Saturday to his Boston Celtics and timore had fought back from Bowling Jets Like Tall Passer Manchester, Larry Seretto of East Catholic lligh School enth time in its last eight en-. an early 14-point deficit. BOSTON (AP)—Champion Cassius Clay is iMghlw the Celtics’ approach to the counters with the perennial NBA Walt Bellamy and Gus John plans to attend prep school— possibly Phillips Exeter in A new fcwtball jinx may at the boxing writers and other so^-called expera who National Basketball Asso kings. son scored 28 and 26 points, re CHURC» DUCKS — Sonny Exeter, N. H.— before entering college. The Eagle run be in the making and if it have'installed challenger Sonny Liston-as the fw o n te ciation can be summed up In Wednesday night’s other spectively, for the Bullets. Chandler 139, Charles Van Rip And May Pass Rhome games, Hal Greer ,and Chet Embry's winning basket, per 361, Harold Bonham 361, is Yale couldn’t be happier for their heavyweight championship bout next Moiumy in a word— totalitarian. ner, Who will seek individual honors in the State Open " I ’m a dictator,’’ Coach Auer- WaUcer led a late Philadelphia with 25 seconds left, ended Cin ICen Monroe 135-358, Gerry as it prepares for its show A thousand fiewsmen- picked breakthrough that carried the Cross Country Championship Meet Saturday at Storrs, Liston before the last fight,” he bach'has told his players. "It’s cinnati’s three game losing Chappell 355, Ted Lawrence N EW YORK (A P )— Jerry Rhome wasn’t buUt up in down contest with Prince up to you to keep me happy." 76ers past Baltimore, 123-114, streak and St. Louis’ four game 159-374, Hank Grzyb 138, Ben hu been "icouted” by num-O- Jeered, “ but what haK>enedr’ a day says owner Sonny Werblin of the New York Jets. a ton on Saturday in the The CelUca, presumably, are while Cincinnati’s Wayne Em winning string. The Royals, Grzyb 152-367, Andy Lamou- b w o f Sastern oollegee. Other Eli Leader Ha noted Uston has been in bry capped his 18-point closing “Tusa has done the best promotion job with Rhome Shabel. The Huskies open Dec. Bowl. The game will obviously stalled the fhvorlte again and keeping Red happy. They have playing without Oscar Robert reaux 355, Bill Chapman 353, played 11 games thus far this burst wiUi a basket in the last son, out with an eye Injury, got since Frank Singtra Was brought around,” said Werblin Manchester runners who at- 1 et Storrs against AIC. determine the 1964 Ivy League asked: George Barber 374, Charlie Mc championship. season and have won them all, half minute that sank St. Louis, 24 points from Embry and 26 Wednesday. trscted nation-wide attention « * e "Don’t they aver learn? 118-116. Carthy 350, Sam Little 376, Don Twice before the atiU un Sees Spirit including a 110-84 romp over from Jerry Lucas. Embry's late And he should know. He's backs tell. Dick Wood, the No. Included Joe McCluskey, Char Olay, who prefeie the name While Ruesell and the tena- Anderson 140-358, John John Year of Misbes beaten Tigers have invaded the Muhammad All, Insisted San Francisco Wednesday night. fireworks held off a St. Louis son 353. Sam Nelson 148-359, also president of the Music 1 quarterback, is 6-foot-5, and lie Robbins, Pets Close, Fran clotu Celtic defense kept Cham Now there are only two reg massive concrete kennel of the Wedneaday ba will have tha last They are four short of the NBA’s rally led by Bob Pettit. Tom Turner 367, Nene Aceto Corporation of America. the rookie reserves, Mike 'nUia- Vs. Tigers record getaway of 15 straight berlain in check, Willie Naulls whille Werblin was promising Leary and Bob Vinton. McClua- ular placekickers In the Na Bulldogs undefeated in league TTie Hawks trailed 91-80 go 371, Win Conant 143-135—382. ferro and Pete Liske, are 6-8 victories set by the old Washing came off the bench twlde and ing into the last quarter. Pet key and Cloee were United tional Football League with play. Both times they have *^^fjston’s a slow, old' man,” "We won’t be outbid by any and 8-2, respectively. Ewbank CHARLIE DYSON AMBROSE BURFORO FRED NORRIS NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ton Capitols in 1948. keyed Boston rallies. Naulls tit, who scored 32 points and body" in the expected battle for also does not like his quarter States Olympic squad members. perfect points after touchdown absorbed wallopings — 42-20 in Clay aaid. “ I can cut him assy. SPICE — Betty Russell 126, 1956 and 43-20 in 1960. To Auerbach had said he would contributed 18 points as the needs only seven more to be the aensational quarterback’s backs to lim, preferring them records in the 1064 season. Ivy League football player la I’U sUce his face w . ” Celtics pulled away from a 44- Ethel Harris 146-365, Ena Hie latter is now track coach make the contemplation even reserve judgment on the 1964 come the first 20,000-point man services, Coacii Weeb Ewbank The already slim list was sliced flrat o f all a gentleman and Clay was tacoorad for the 39 halftime edge and then Pease 142. to tuck themselves away safely at Massachusetts Institute of more Up-smacking for the Ellis, CelUc squad, which includes four in NBA history, had a final shot said despite Rhome's outstand in hsdf when Wayne Walker of laughs ha has given others. The sewed it up with a 40-point final in the pocket. these decisive victories which gentlemen don’t play football newcomers as well as last sea blocked by Lucas just before ing achievements there is still Technology in Cambridge, the Detroit Lions had one Road Race in Two Weeks, Harvard Lampoon, a student quarter. Larry Siegfried, high "He’s a college-type spring brought the championship to for blood even when the Ivy son’s championship nucleus, un the buzzer. WINNING WAYS some question of his pro poten- Mesa. McCluskey is a stock blocked after having kicked 89 publication devoted to eatire, scorer for Boston with 20 out passer,” said Eubank after them rather than Princeton League champicxiship la at til after its first meeting with Ual. broker In Now York City. In a row (12 this season) and honored him as Athlete of the the Western Division champion points, fired 17 in the last 12 viewing movies of Rhome. "He have been at four-year inter stake. Year for having brought humor MONTREAL (NEA) — The The Jets have American Lou Michaels u f Baltimore had Warriors and Wilt Chamberlain. minutes. The Davis Cup, emblematic doesn't drop back to pass. I’d vals. And a four-year interval So all Yale football Capt. Ab back to the gloomy boxing pic I Montreal Canadiens hold the Football League tights to have to say from what I’ve seen O ff the Caff a streak snapped at 47 (30 this Entry List 30, Expect 125 The only thing the Warriors Greer, who led all scorers in of the world’s amateur tennis | National Hockey League record is exactly what It will be on Lawrence can promise Prince ture. Rhome and the Dallas Cowboy* that the boy is accurate from season). . . In all, there have showed Auerbach was Chamber the 76ers-Bullets game with 34 championship, has been won by ‘ Prises to be awarded In the Saturday. ton Saturday is "a spirited con The Lampoon is beM known for the most wins in one ses' hold the rights in the National the 10 to 15-yard range. But I been 21 points miased In the lain’s new beard. Bill Russell points, scored seven in the last either Australia or the United Five Mile Road Race Ihanka- Before 67,000 on-hand wit ^shape — as will be most col-c^tumee test,” which the Princetonlans for its annual awards to Holly son. In 1955-56 the Canadiens League. can’t tell you whether he can first 06 gamas. There were 27 By EARL YOST who did Well in ’63. held Wilt to 24 points, 10 under five minutes and Walker added States in every year since 1936, givlng morning are now on dis- nesses and millions of more TV legians — and should be well will lose. wood stars tar Worst Perform won 45 games. Ewbank prefers his quarter throw lohg. miased aU last year. . The only Sl^;al placed seventh. The iday in the main dl^ilay win viewers, the Bulldogs captured How the time flies! up among the early finishers. S puton A.C. will again have a "We are definitely going to ance By A Male Actor, etc. kickers still with perfect rec dow of the Ooimectirat Bank the first official Ivy crown in Two weeks from today Buford has been unbeaten this strong club battling for team take them,” said Lawrence of Clay showed no sign of humor and Trust Oo. on Main St. ords are Tommy Davis of the 1956 by toppling the Tigers the undefeated Tigers. "We while going four rounda with his the 28th annual Five Mile season against freshman com honors. Awards whl go to the first 28 San Franclaoo 46era and Jim from the ranks of the unbeat petition. Winners of the team title last want this game." Yalf, once favorite eparmate, Cody Jones. finishers, phis the first two Bakken of the St. Louis Cardi en with a six touchdown Road Race in Manchester Ralph Buschmann of the year, will head the collegians tied, is also undefeated. Clay picked up the pace from schoolboy nmnem to complete nals. Neither has missed an splurge. will be history. The Spartan A.C. of Brockton, from Philadelphia. Vic Zwolak The Ivy League standings no previous workouts and really the oomae and to the first two, attempt in his NFL career. It was simply no contest as Thanksgiving morning run Mass., was a respectable eighth of ViUanova was the individual doubt have contributed to the took after Jones in the last tfjwe-tnan teams. .Don Chand Davia, who axtends his league Yale pulled ahead 35-13 at half haa been for yeara the No. 1 in a starting field of 137. Dy winner a year ago. He is re change, but in New Haven, round. ler, New York CHants punter record every time he aplits the time on quarterback Dean event on the aporta calendar son was 10th in 1963. ported resting after competing Yale-Prlnceton, not Yale-Har- Jones was dazed when the TWO and flMd goal Mekar, who was uprights, has 175 in a row, In Loucks’ TD pitches to Denny amd from all indicationa it will Alan Siegal, a teammate o f In the recent Olympic Games In vard, is The Game many Yale handlers stepped In to halt the sheeted fiom last Sunday’s cluding 19 this season. . . Bak McQlll and I^ul Lopata, A1 retain ita rating with another Buschmann’s, is another re- Tokyo. undergraduates most want the action fw the day. game, reoetved an automatic ken, who Just started kicking Ward’s 67-yard romp Into the big day In proapect. Blues to win. Liston boxed five rounds end cone, McGill's pass— the Wednesday, giving him a total fine of |80 from National Foot last season, has 68, including 24 The early entry liat has paaa- The feeling is just as strong ball League headquarters. . in 1964. first of his career—to John or stronger at Princeton. of 148 since he started training Pendexter and then finished the ed the 30 mark and race of for the attempt to recover the Baanmy Vacantl, outstanding Why the number of misses? Familiar Faces on NHL Ice Lawrence said he doesn’t con WHEELS ficials expect between 125 and Manchester Jockey, has return scoring in the third perioid on a sider the Princeton contest a crown he lost in Miami. Bakken says, “I haven't real punt block by tackle Charlie 150 runners from many parts of The challenger also went after ed to the Saddle after recover hate game. But, said the 6-2, ly noticed any^lng, but I’m Griffith which was gobbled in the East to compete. one of his sparring partners, ing from a ooUaihctie operation naturally inclined to think that Two former winners are ‘‘in’’. But Scorecards Necessary 237 r,pound tackle from Port the air by fullback Steve Ack land, Ore., “There is a lot of Amos Lincoln, knocking the lat and is riding at Shenadoah in teams are putting on more erman and returned 46 yards Dr. Charlie Robbins, who won ter’s headgear flying with a stiff Obarlsaton, W. Vil The local pressure defensively. It hasn’t in 1945 and^ 1946, and Charlie NEW YORK (AP) — The faces emotional involvement." for a tally. "All season,” he said, "we’ve rap to the head. youngster has tried several affected me though. Our line In 1960 Yale was protecting Dyson, who* crossed the finish First in Sight were familiar, but you needed The holiday gave Liston his "doubles", riding during the has oertainly been holding and line first in 1956 when less than a scorecard to follow the goalies had to concentrate on not look a perfect record at the time of ing ahead to this game,” which, biggest crowd since he started day at Laurel, Md., and then Isxry Wilson has been perfect one second separated the first in Wednesday night’s National the meeting with Princeton. Yale has an opportiAity to faithful to tradition, he called, working out at Plymouth. Some timvellng 100 miles to take part putting the ban down for me. three men. It was the closest Hockey League action. The Tigers had lost their open become the first team since “ the big step before we meet 500 persons jammed the gym, In the Shenadoah races under race in the long history of the There was Gump Worsley, But don’t think I haven’t er to non-league Rutgers, b>‘ the formallzatJon at the Ivy Harvard.” crowds stood at the windows NFL Vlayer of Week Award the are lights. Vacant! rode two thought about It When I see in family play had an unblem holiday. kicking shots out with oldtime outside and an estimated 1,000 League to win three cham- finesse — for Montreal not New Lawrence, Yajg’s 86th foot winners his first night back — acme of the names of the fel ished mark. The day belonged FYed Norris, a former were turned away. p loi^ ip s in its title clash York. And Terry Sawchuk was ball captain, doesn’t buy the Oot. 12—at tha West tfirginia lows missing them, I have to to quarterback Tom Singleton Olympian who represented Liston wouldn’t talk to the with M noeton on Saturday all over the place — for Toronto, complaint sometimes voiced by track... UOdnn will play boat England in the 1956 Games, will writers sifter his workout. A think about It. Tve tried to who completed six of his seven in the Bowl. The Elis won not Detroit. Jacques Plante was Yale undergraduates that Brown Back in Form to tha state's wass Hiesday speed Just a fraction, not passes, three for touchdowns, be making his maiden appear camp spokesman said the chal ance. He’ll bear a lot of watch the crown in 1956 and 1960, his old self — wearing Ranger Princeton plays somewhat un- night, Oct 24 at adiioh tlms the enough to hurry the kick, Init I for a total of 119 yards and while Dartmouth took the blue, not Canadien red. necessaril y rough football. lenger is getting tighter each ing in that he has been making day and had a hassle with train baaketbaH team arUl be unveiled do want that extra edge to «ase rushed for S3 more In seven 1958 and 1962 crowns and Worsley, sent to Montreal in "They have a lot of hustle carries. Ag^ain Yale struck it a habit of beating Little er WllUe Reddish Tuesday. and evaluated by Coach Fred I need H." shared the dtle last fall with the mammoth seven player and a lot of downfield block With 100 Plus Games early and often. Johnny Kelley, the all-time long 'A •. distance great. Princeton. Princeton’s only swap which brought Plante to ing. They sometimes get two or Another lad who will be in clear-cut championship was New York in June 1963, turned three blocks on a play. They N E W YORK (A P )—Old dependable Jimmy Brown In 1957. ITie complete list of in a strong 28 save performance the spotlight is Ambrose Bur- play good hard football,” he 50 Runners Set , came through with another of his patented 100-plus Champions follows: beating Chicago 4-1 Wednesday sgid. ford, who was the first high night. yard games for the Cleveland Browns last Sunday and school runner to finish last Year Team W.LT.- "Of course, some of their For State Meet -/• >f - *■; '-V * Yale Sawchuk, drafted by the Red joined the club as this week’s Associated Press Player year, gaining 14th place. Out of Wings last summer, was alter downfield blocking looks a lot THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS DUAL 90 1966 7-0-0 ^ f* Pitch High School, Burford, nated with another elderly net- like clipping and some of the About 50 runners from a docen of the Week in the National Football League. now a freshman at Wesleyan Princeton^ minder, Johnny Bower. It was boys were walking around with schools are expected to compete Brown rambled 121 yards on^ 1957 OFFER YOU THIS SPECIAL . . . University, has been a record- *6-1-0 Terry’s turn when the Red sore knees after the game.” in the State Open Cross Country 18 carries and scored once In breaker all fall. He’s in great Dartmouth Wings visited Toronto Wednes The meeting Saturday in meet to be held at the University the Browns’ 34-24 victory over 1958 6-1-0 day night. New Haven will be the 87th in of Connecticut campus at 10:30, the stubborn Washington Red Penn Third period goals by Jim the rivalry. Yale, although lead Saturday morning. skins. Jim ’s touchdown was the 1959 6-1-0 Pappin and Bob Pulford helped ing In the series 42-34 (there Following the race, the run 101st of bis brilliant career. Yale Sawchuk beat his old mates 3-1 have been 10 ties) hasn’t de ners plan to attend the Con Down ' through the years. s c S r i s Rifle Club Notes 1960 7-0-0 and ended a nine game unbeat necticut - Rhode Island football Brown has amassed 100 or more 6UARJ1NTEED TRACTION feated Princeton since 1960. TTie yards rushing in a record total Columbia string for Detroit. Tigers won 27-7 last year. game which will start at 1:80. KAFFEE KLATCHERS — 1961 of 48 different games. Brown 6-1-0 Plante, exiled to Baltimore of Lawrence says Yale Isn’t Schools entering teams are; Millie Lewis 203-492, Marge Lo Harvard has four big days this season, the AHL with a bad knee at the planning anything special to Norwich, New Britain, Wind tas 183-180 — 499, Marion GUARANTEED THIS YEAR—YOU GO IN 1961 6-1-0 gaining 188, 149, 104 and then season’s start, returned to New stoke the emotional fires be ham, East Hartford, Southing Arendt 189, Betty Richardson Dartmouth ton, Pitch, New Canaan, East 121 y a j^ . York Saturday when his replace fore Saturday. 181-470, Ceil Dion 468, Ann 1962 7-0-0 ment, Marcel Pallle, came up Catholic, Penney, St. Thomas It is largely through Brown’s "Just about everyone has it efforts that Cleveland holds a Mitchell 175-487, Alice Chittlck SNOW OR WE PAY THE TOW TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY Dartmouth with a sprained ankle. The Aquinas, Cromwell, Coventry. 451. Tfie Manchester Rifle Club 1968 8-2-0 msLsked veteran blanked Toronto pretty well down in their mind Runners who have qualified in two-g:ame edge in the NFT,’s will hold its third annual turkey Princeton 1-0 and then made it two In a what it means. All you have to clude Pete Godin, Manchester Esustem Conference with only shoot Sunday at the Finley St. 1963 do is pick up the newspap)er and High, Larry Seretto, James five games to play. Jim leads NITE OWLS—Delores Drag- 6-2-0 row, whipping Boston 4-2 hi 181, Barbara Farrand 204— Range. The shoot will start at it’s there— 7-0 and 6-0-1. There Golden, and Glenn Jordan, all of all the rushers as usual with 934 Wednesday night. 503, Mary Lourie 177 — 479, 12 noon. There will be matches Two goals apiece by Camille it East Catholic. yards for the season on 179 car for junior and senior shooters in Dotible Payoff ries, a lead of 208 yards on nm- Mary Asadoorlan 464, Irma Henry and Earl Ingarfield made Desimone 466. skill and luck classes. Refresh POWNAL, Vt. (A P ) — One it easy for Plante, who turned in ner-up Jim Taylor of Green ments will be available. unidentified bettor captured a 32 saves including 16 in a hectic Bay. REP. WOMEN—Dot Newell track record twin double payoff first period. Soccer-Style Place Kickers Taylor also had himself an outstanding day Sunday with his 450,' Clara Wallett 189-168 — Club members have been par of $30,148 yesterday at Green 503. ticipating in area matches dur Mountain Park. Pllthson won Allan Stanley, defenseman third lOO-plus effort of the sea ing the past month and they the featured seventh race, pay for the Toronto Maple Leafs of son as he gaiqed 146 yards on 19 carries against the tough De DEM. WOM*a4 — Ginger are trying to put the Town of ing $8. $4.40 and $3.40 and cap the National Hockey League, Two Things Happen Yourkas Manchester on the shooting is the nephew of Barney Stan troit Lions’ defense in a 30-7 176 — 488, Lorraine ping the large twin double pay Packer victory. Cormier map. Art Shorts placed in sev off as the last horse in the ley, a member of the hockey 479, Marge PettlnglU Baltimore’s ameizlng rookie 490. enth position while firing three-mce parlay. hall of fame. fuUback, Tony Lorick, ripped aganst 152 competitors in the When No. 33 Plays off 128 yards in 14 tries in the 46th annual American Small Y LEAGUE—Bill Faber 139- Colts' '40-24 romp over the de 157—429, Charlie Whalen 163- 2 bore Record Match. This match NEW SNOW TIRES fending champion Chicago was held nfttlonally. The course 139— 412, Bill Evashowsky 142 PRINCETON, N. J. (A P )— It’s an odds-on bet that Bears. — 395, Art Johnson 135—386, FAMOUS U. S. ROYAL of fire was 100 shots in the Fran Tarkenton of Minnesota standing position on the inter when No. 33 throts out on the football field two things Fred McCurry 369, Bill Riccio will happen: hit with three scoring passes 144—381, Bundi Tarca 141 — national ( flyspec) targets. while completing 17 of 25 for 234 Shorts fired a fine score of 894 1. The crowd will chuckle when he kicks the ball. 378, Don Carpenter 354, Carl yards in the Vikings 24-7 ramble Bolin 138—366, Ted Chambers -N out of a possible 1,000. He fired 2. Another “ 3,” signifying a field goal, will go up on over the San Francisco 49ers. against nationally known shoot 356, Adam ly c z 356, A1 Bu- the Princeton side ofjthe scoreboard. Charley Johnson of St. Louis jaucius 373, Larry Bates 369, 2 NEW RLACKW ALL SNOW TIRES 2 NEW WHITEWALL SNOW TIRES ers. Gary Anderson of Nebras No. 33 is Charley (jWgolak,<-' bounced back from his rough ka, 1964 Olympic Gold Medal Ray Johnson 143—361, Charlie TkafS ligM, now at apaciai paa- GCNERM.'S DOUBLE 6UARAHTEE Princeton’s soccer-style place handling from the New York Varrlck 156— 384, Paul Donnel A 2 NEW WHEELS & 2 NEW WHEELS aaaaon aata pricaa and tanna. You winner, placed second by firing kicker, and, believe it or not, his " I ’m too small (6-10, 166) and I Giants, throwing two TD pas.ses Vow'ra protected against defects in work a fine score oP 935, and Barry just don’t have the ability. I get ly 369, Nondo Annum 139—368, can own Ganaral Snow Tkaa for uniform number wasn't planned and completing, 18 of 29 for 237 Joe Cataldl 141— 366. manship and materials and against normal Drew, 1964 National Indoor that way. enough satisfaction if I get in a yards in the Cardinals’ 84-30 only $5 down, pay bslanoa ^ Jan„ road hazards for the life of the tread. Gallary champion, placed fourth ” It was just hanging on my game and kick a few field squeaker over Pittsburgh. 6.00/6.50x13 34.90 6.00/6.50x13 % Fatv, VS M ar^ Coma aarty, avoid With a score of ^4. goal.s." RESTAURANT—Ray Trom 38.90 Adjustments* prorated on current General locker when I reported for my Les Josephson, Los Angeles’ bley 138, Don Logan IM — 365, ttw IM-anowfafl rush. C88/80x|S pricas. sophomore year,” the Hungari Charley's longest three-point fine rookie running back, Paul Morris 150-148— 418, Carl Shorts and A1 Archibald fired cracked the Fhlladelpliia de an-born junior said. er in a game was the 46-yards Bolin 141—386, Jim BeU 138 — Tnbeieaa Blael In the NRA Annual Interna fense for 138 ysu^s on 16 carries 7.50x14 41.90 7.50x14 Gogolak, who only gets into a he kicked against Dartmouth 397, Ken Seaton 143—375, Dick 46.90 tional Postal Match with the this season. But he confessed to as the Rams gained 261 yards game for kickoffs and place Albee 138-136—388, Roy M c course of fire being 20 shots ments, is one of the key men on a 56-yarder by practice “ with a on the ground in a 20-10 8 TERES GENERAL WINTER in the prone, kneeling, and certain sunount of wind behind triumph. Guire 135— 382, Bill Evashow- and Princeton’s unbeaten eleven, sky 153— 394, MUt Johnson 141- 8.00x14 47.90 8.00x14 ^ standing positions with the which haa won seven straight m e.” The I^ina^Qowboys cashed in 52.90 2 WHEELS maximum score being 600. games and can clinch the Ivy on Giant errors for a 31-21 vidto- 135 372, Bill Pagani 140 362, The Gogolak brothers are con Ding Farr 136—360, Ed Bur CLEAT NYGEN Shorts placed 24th with a fine League championship by defeat- ry. Jim Ridlon’s 74-yard romp OniER SIZES AT SAME LOW PRICES score of 542 and Archibald was tinually being compared with bank 146 — 383, Larry Bates OTHER SIZES AT SAME LOW PRICES MO EXCHANGE — PLUS FJLT. mg Yale on Saturday at New each other. They practiced to «iter Intercepting a Y. A. Tittle I30th with a score of 506. 146-162— 425, Rocco Lupacchino i r Sapar IracMon Riroagti worst ka and snow Haven, Conn. gether during the summer and pass was the moet aensational These two men fired against 153, Rollie Irish 165-135— 389, Using the kicking style he gave each other pointers. play for the Cowboys, who sUU dr Extra qwiat dry povamawt parformonoa 575 competitors. The winning learned as a boy in Hungary, have a shot at the Eastern title. Nick Twerdy 147 — 389, Cy score wtis 572. "I don’t think eitller of us is GlorgetU 358, Pat Longo 359, which consists of approaching more accurate,” Charley said, Almoot overlooked because i r 4-PI|r Nygan aord for axtro strangth the bail at a 45-degree angle and the Bears were badly beaten Bm Wierdak 373, Don Gliha INSTANT CREDIT—NO MONEY DOWN Four' local shooters have “ but I would have to concede a 373, Dick Doran 363, Neil Riley Total Protection booting it with his instep, Gogo few yards to Pete, partially be was Johnny Morris’ feat of toarned up with the Glastonbury lak has hit on eight field goals cothing 10 passes for 183 yards 353, BiU Sheekey 353, A1 Bu- Rifle Club which is undefeated cause he's bigger and has n^ore Jaucius 383, Ed Bujaucius 368, in 12 attempts and 18 of 19 con experience." against the (Jolts. Morris is bav- With Exclusive in the Connecticut Nutmeg versions. He kicked three field i ^ his g(reatest year and is way Don Simmons 368, Ekl Doucette Rifle Leag^ue. Glastonbury was goals against both Dartmouth In fact, (Charley once helped out front in pass receptions with Jr. 381. SNO TREDS the 1963 state champion. The and Harvard. the Princeton team prepare foi 68 for 886 yards and eight touch Magnetic-Film ® BATTERIES $095 second league match was led "That one conversion he a game against Cornell, where downs. 'JEWELL — Sandy * Beben | NO EXCHANOE by Shorts with a score of 195 missed w m something,” re Pete played. Morria and Mike Ditka, the 197, Joyce Coirivear 180, Janet | TOP QUALITY out of a possible 200. He was called it laughing Coach Dick “The year before ’Gogo’ came Boars' all-star tight end, have a Keener 476. with old battery closely followed by Ken*Wood, Colman. "He got a bad pass here we'd had a lot of trouble total of 128 receptionB. The most 7 5 0 x 1 4 ...... 194. Archibald and John Gal ZIDOp,. G E N E R A L from center and had to pick up holding Pete’s kickoffs,” Col passes caught by any two re- KACEYS^-Hank Wittke 218- Cold WMthtr kills old lagher fired scores of 187. the ball. When he saw all those man remembered. "So in his colvers on the same club was The third league match was 578, Jack Lappen 201-664, John battarii6.Q e ta n fw PERMANENT big linemen bearing down on freshman year, we called Char 136 in 19S0 by Tom Fears, 84, Shea 204, Vic Squadrito 214, A1 8 .0 0 x 1 4 ...... 2 2 J 0 p r . one now. again led by Shorts who fired him he just turned and heaved ley over from the frosh team and either Elroy Hlrsch, 42, or a tremendous prone-standing Bergevin 215, Joe Schauster { Patented, Silver-Cobalt, the ball blindly. We kept run and had him kick to us before Glenn Davis, 42, of the Loe An .score of 199 out of a possible 551, Stan Hilinski Jr. 555. 8.50x14 Sealed Charge ning and rerunning the films the Cornell game. geles Rame. 23.90 pr. ANTI-FREEZE 200. Shorts dropped the last and we just couldn't find anyone Construction saals the oharge .shot in the standing position "In he came, no bigger than a FEMMES 'n FELLAK— Rol GAL. PLUS F.E.T. within yards of where he (hrew pint of peanuts. We had a couple in tha plate. Givos graoter thereby giving him a score of that ball” Holiday Crowd lie Irish 141-389, John Phillips WHITEWALLS SLIGHTLY MORE 199. Shorts was followed by of veterans receiving and they 136-855, John Morton 142-381, resistanea to ovarchorga. The Gogolak family fled from dropped his first few kickoffs. Wood 196, Archibald 188 and Hungary during the 1966 upris PAWTUCKET, R. 1. (AP)— Jeanne Austin 846, (Jharlotte NO LIMIT UFETIME GUARANTEE Gallagher 184. They paid him some respect 4 VO LT ing and settled 4n Ogdens burg, after that. And we had no trou B V ■ » Jf I W ^ A -tWBNtY-roUl MANCHESTER BVENIAG HERALD. ICANCHBSim CONN.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. 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Fontaine’s Used DONT PASS UP ings telephone 649-3566. No East Hartford. Restaurant Equipment, 473 BLONDE CRIB with mattress, COME OUT EVEN—X AIAFT Announcements 2 gine with 11,000 miles, no rust, high chair. $30. 643-7768. dOMNA tAAOERYABOUT bought new car privately rea obligation. Windsor St., Hartford, 627- THIS OPPORTUNTTYI 3 SHEB3T METAL inspector, ex- 6771. ( THIftEKIPB«N'A HJLECTROLUX sales and serv son for selling. Many extras. Private Instructions 32 I>erlenced, full-time, for air WESTTNGHOUSE cabinet sew UTTLB SHORT/ ice, bonded representative. Al 643-9278, 643-5121. Special Services 15 craft quality, In process and FREE WHEELS — Buy two ing machine, excellent condi A CHANCE TO LIVE fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., CLARINET AND Saxophone final. Frltsch Machine Co., 87 tion, $35. Call 649-1196. 1961 THUNDERBIRD, air con- snow tires at regular prices IN BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL Manchester, 644-8141. LET US EXERCISE your dog. Instruction In your lome. Thomas St., Bast Hartford. and get two new wheels free. dltionlng, good condition, must Reasonable fee. K-9 Caterers Phone 649-9624. MANOR APARTMENTS 171 WOOLEN STRIPS for hooked sell. Best offer. 649-4453. Cole's Discount Station. 643- Professional Dog Walking. MAN TO WORK In advertising 30 " KENMORE electric range. SPRUCE ST. and braided rug|s. Large var 5332. 742-8797. 1963 CHEVROLET, V-8, 2 - l l^ 649-9391. and printing department of lo iety at all times. To pur Schools and Classes 33 cal food chain headquarters, THE AMAZING Blue Lustre chasers of wool, advice and Impala automatic transmis SOLID MAPLE trestle table Available inunediately, one sion, power steering, posi-trac- must be able to type. Apply will leave your upholstery suggestions on rug making Roonng— Sidtnif 16 In person to Gaer Bros., Inc., and 6 thumb back maple 3 - bedroom apartment, •HA tion rear wheels, back-up beautifully soft and clean. chairs. 643-4410. given on Tuesday and Friday 140 Rye St., South Windsor. Rent electric shampooer $1. range, refrigerator, dia- mornings from 10-12 a.m. lights, windshield washers, A. A. DION, m e . Roofing WANTED p o a ^ heat, hot water, pri rear seat speaker, 2 whitewall Olcott Variety Store. COMMODE. Hitchcock chairs, BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL Harry M. Fraser Company, siding, painting. Carpentry. Al WOMEN-GIRLS-MEN TRAINEE to assist Manager vate patio, private base 192 Hartford Road, Manches snowcaps mounted on new terations and additions. Ceil in Shoe Department, experi pine stand, chest, Orthope^c ment, an for $146 a month. To Train for KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful mattress, waterproofing paint; ter, Conn. wheels, seat belts. One owner, ings. Workmanship guaran ence helpful out not necessary. despite constant footsteps of 17,000 miles. Will accept older wringer washer, 6 months. t i - a teed. 299 Autumn St. 843-4860. PBX — SWITCHBOARD Excellent opportunity for ad a busy family. Get Blue Lus Available December 1st, trade. Call 643-1340 after, 4 vancement. Apply Manager 643-6526. one 8-bedroom apartment, «irniAaa.wM.a La*ga p.m. Learn On Live Boards tre. Rent electric shampooer P erson als DION CONSTRUCTION—Roof Shoe Department, Grandway $1. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper range, refrigerator, dis n ing. siding, alterations, ceil RECEPTIONIST -TYPING BATHINETTE, carriage, play **lf you s * t poor gradoo, you’ll ]uat hava to woric 1959 FORD GALAXIE 4-door Store, Parkade, Manchester. Supply. pen, car bed. No reasonable posal, heat, hot water, pri I STATE LICENSED rest home ings, gutters and aluminum Personal and Business vate patio, prlvata baae- hardar* supplement your allowance and come centrally located, reasonable Hardtop, V-8, Fordomatic, ful offer refused. Call 649-7128. windows. 843-4352, 843-0695. PART-TIME or full-time exper RUBBER STAMPS — Three ment, ah for $160. up with girie wtth move bratoer* rates, friendly atmosphere. ly equipped, beautiful condi IBM—KEYPUNCH ienced window cleaners. Call lines name and address, cush Tel. 875-1011. tion, $675. Call 649-8692 after BIDWELL HOME Improvement It gas TWX—TELETYPE Manchester Window Cleaning ioned mount, knob handle range, 2 years old, $90); also. Available December 1st, 6. Company—Roofing, siding, al Co., 649-5334. teratlons, additions and re' CASHIERS — CHECKERS $1.80. Please print or type. electric rotisserie, excellent one - bedroom ^;>artmsnt, Quality Rubber Stamps, P.O. Automobiles For Sale 4 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air modeling of all types. Excel MAN INTERESTED In learn condition. 649-4408. heat, hot water, range, NO AGE BARRIER Box 765, Manchester, Conn., refrigerator, dtapoaal, all Station Wagon, automatic, lent workmanship. 849-6496. ing furniture touch-up and up NEED CAR? Your credit turn power steering, practically H.S. DIPLOMA NOT REQUIR 06042. for $110 a BfumuL ED holstery trade. See Mr. Pet Office and Store THEWOEEYWAKr ed down? Short on down pay new, very low mileage. Call tengill, Norman’s, Forest STOP CLIMBING stairs. Elec ment? Bankrupt? Reposses 644-1341 after 6 p.m. Roofing and (Tilmneys 16-A DAY & E-VE. CLASSES Equipment 54 NATION’S LARGEST BUSI Street 646-0111. tric stair elevator chair, swiv GaU 649-4488—649-6S44 BEN CASEY sion? Don’t despair! See Hon el seat, folds. 643-4410. est Douglas Inquire about low 1957 PLYMOUTH for sale, sell ROOFING — Specializing re NESS SCHOOL WANTED — Meat cutter and EXECUTIVE walnut confer pairing roofs of all kinds, new est down, smallest payments ing for parts, good condition. FREE PLACEMENT ASSIST counter man, full or part-time. CLEARANCE — Squirrel cape, ence desk, swivel chair plus VOU HOUION'T, 7HOU5H, IF THE POUCE OF COURSE, IF Y3U DO THE anywhere. No small loan or fi Call 649-3878. roofs, gutter work, chimneys ANCE Apply Allen'S Market, Route two arm chairs, steel secretar WE HAVE customera watting ■at cleaned, repaired Aluminum $15; lam^s; shelf; fireplace REVEAL X)U ARE GUILTY OF PRACTICING SMALL FAVOR I ASK...WU nance company plan. Douglas NEW CLASSES NOW FORM 44A, No. Coventry, 643-7083. screen: Admiral TV, $5; boy's ial desk and chair, Thermo for the rental at your ^Murt MEDICINE illegally! AND HOW WDULP WOUUP Bp FREE TO LEAVE AND ' Motors, 333 Main. 1960 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 siding 30 years’ experience. ING fax check writer and photo ment or home. J. D. Realty, cylinder, good condition, $800. Free estimates. Call Howlev, toys cheap; Mlnl-bike. Call SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL THAT LOOK BACK , DESTROY tHE’EVIDENCE'IN THE MAN FOR pickup and^ellvery 643-8972. copy machine, steel bookcase. 648-0130. I AMERICAT 1960 MGA Convertible, good! See Bob at Don Willis Garage, 643-5361, 644-8338.- Call (Anytlme)-Wrlte-Vlslt tire chan^g an4r general Call 643-2667 days, evenhigs mechanical condition, $925. 18 Main Street. Out Of Town work. Must have driver’s li SNOW BIRD snowblower, 4 after 4 caU 649-9536. FOUR ROOM flat, saoond floor, /JMUM) Call 643-4241. Heating and Plumbing 17 Call Collect cense. 6-day week, 2 weeks h.p., self-propelled, like new, central location, heat, hot HEAR IHEV ^ CfTWER BRAVES AND] ! 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, ex- vacation. See Harry Carter or water, one year leaae. Ctoll S cellent condition, 525-9317 used 8 times, $200. 643-7281. 1958 HILLMAN Sedan, light save $300. Al Patch, Carter Chevrolet Wearing Apparel— F a n 57 649-6048 after 6 pm. REAUl.Vau.'IHHM. WEU FORM A - gT'een, Universal radio, heater, 649-4615. PLUMBING AND heating re PR(\K2IE SCHOONERS. BCARWSS F^^^2^V/ pairs and new work, free es Co., Inc., 1229 Main Street TWO GIRL’S winter coats, one good second car, $125. Call M.T.I. SCHOOLS Manchester. Diamonds— Watches— Rockville 875-6?770. timates. 643-1774. camel hair, children’s size 14, Trucks— Tractors 750 Main St.—Suite 804 Jewelrv 48 $12; one black and white, Hartford, Connecticut small size misses, $15; one LEGAL 1958 ENGLISH Ford Consul Salesmen Wanted 36-A WATCH AND JEWELRY re Sedan, good condition, $150. 1952 CHEVROLET ton panel, Radio-TV Repair party dress, worn once, $10. good rubber, best offer. 295 Services 18 pairing. Prompt serri.ce. Up to 644-0191. LEADING EASTERN manufac $20 on your old watch In trade. 643-7358. NOTICE Broad St., 643-5170. Help Wanted— Female 35 turer expanding Its executive CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, OMIAC W IL L SELL A T PUB ice, available all hours. Satis WOMAN for work In rest force. Those who qualify; In 737 Main Street, State Theater LIC AUCTION on November tensive sales and management Wanted— ^To Bay 58 « mi to HiA. i«c. tm u,. ua rj. offj BEAUPRE’S Auto Accessories— Tires 6 faction guaranteed. Ca71 649- home, 4-9 p.m. Call 643-9333, Building. 16, 1964 at 10:30 a.m. at Man 1315. 6 - 9 p.m. techniques are practised for MEDIUM SIZE racoon coat, chester Motor Sales, Inc., M m - one year. Starting guarantee MOR-TY M E E K L^ BY DICK CAVALLl Reconditioned good condition, reasonable. chester, one 1966 Oldsmobile, TWO 7.60x15 SNOW tires on o f $125. a week, advancing to Fuel and Feed 49-A Call between 6-8 p.m., 649- Serial No. 666IL6856. The osOer BY ROY (RAVE Used Cars wheels. Call 643-4410. Moving— ^Trucking— JEWELRY & HATS $9,100 after training. College 2428. reserves the right to bid. < Storage 20 background required. Call 644- r TOLO >ou TOSHurvtue BY MARION 0202 between 6:00 and 8;00 DRY HARDWOOD for sale. WANTED i d q ^ WHAT PO V5U MEAN, TOGETHER? USTEN,>^0U HM4PSOME -SHUTYOOC. 6HUryOLiP.BI9 eHUT\OiJZBI0 50 WHAT? MOUTH, yo u IDK7T/ BIG MOUTH, yao IDIOT. 1963 Chevrolet Impala ^ Conv., Trailers— P.M. or 242-7593. Call 742-8059. and good used fumlture.B. VU- “ shot him, WONT I ? I'P ALREAtJy HUNKi EE THE EI6 BIO AlCUlH.'jOJ IDIOT/ Super Sport 409 Engine, MANCHESTER DeUvery. Ught Mobile Homes 6-A trucking and package delivery. Demonstrate our New Fall iSge Peddler Auction House, PULLEP THE HERO ALU BY YOURSELF MOUTH, VDO 4 speed, 4,11 Rear End NOTICE Refrigerators, washers and Hata and Jewelry. No In Route 8$, milngtoii. TKIGSER.^ IF YOU WANTTD, BUT IDIOT/ ------<1 Radio & Heater. FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. NEW 1964 NIMROD Camp stove moving spjcialty. Folding vestment — Highest Com Help Wanted— Bob FlucUger, u k I Son. INVITATION TO BID DON'T FORGET THAT I, 742-7729. 2495.00 Trailers for sale. No reason chairs for r.^nt. 649-0762. missions. Call or \vrlt8 Male or Female 37 Sealed bids will be received ISABEL, AM THE HEAP able offer refused. United MARION KIBBE FASH CASH IMMEDIATELY — We for the supplying and installa OF THE PARTY. ^ 1960 Ford Falrlane 500 4 Dr. Rent-Alls, 358 Burnside Ave., IONS, Avon. Conn. Area FULL-TIME Sales Associates Garden— Farm— Dairy buy anjrtfaing from a pin to tion of the Food Service Equip wanted for growing Real Es battleship. Used furniture and T ovti Sedan V8 Auto E. Hartford. Painting— Papering 21 code 203, telephone 673- Products 50 ment for an Addition and Alter- Trans., Power Steering, 3455. or evenings 673-9829. tate firm. Only experienced, appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, ationa to Robertson School, Radio & Heater. INSIDE and outside painting. licensed people should apply 649-8254, 249-4794. Auto Driving School 7-A You name your own price. APPLES— Macs and Cortlands, North School Street Manches 795.00 ready to go to work. Liberal No. I and No. 2. Bunco Farm, ter, Connecticut at the office 649-7863, 875-8401. commission arrangements and WE BUY, SELL or trade an LEARN TO DRIVE — Special RN, PART-TIME. Call 649 629 W. Center St. tique and used furniture, china, of the General Manager; Mu 1959 Ford Galaxie Conv. V8, complete office facilities pro ------R _ _ attention to nervous and eld PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In- 2358. vided. Call Mr. Werbner, 643- glass, silver, picture frames nicipal Building, Manchester, Auto. Trans, Power Steer erly. Classroohi for teen-agers. tferlor, paperhanging. wall STRICTLY FRESH EGGS— and old coins, old dolls and Connecticut tmtll 11:00 AJd., ing, Radio & Heater. WANTED — Woman to clean 1191, 643-7847 for an appoint Giuliani’s Farm, Birch Moun Pickup service. Day or eve paper removed, dry wall work ment to discuss this fine op guns, hobby coIlecUons. attic December 1, 1964 at which ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Reasonable rates. Bank financ two mornings a week. CaU tain Road to Tinker Pond contents or whole estates. Fur time they will be publicly open 895.00 portunity. Road, Bolton. M ' / l Manchester Driving Academy, ing arranged. Fully insured. 649-8685. niture Repair Service Talcott- ed and read aloud. 1960 Valiant 4 Dr. Wagon, 6 742-7249. E ^ e estimates. 649-9668, Jo ville. Conn. Tel. 648-7449. Contract documents may be seph P. Lewis. obtained at the office of Boodl- Cyl., Auto. Trans., Power LPN or RN, full or part-time, Situations Wanted— Household Gimds 51 CAPTAIN EASY 6Y LESLIE TURNER eri A Mankey, Architects, 637 Steering. 11-7. 875-2077. Female 38 BY LANK LEONARD Business Services e x t e r i o r and Interior paint RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, Main Street, Mancheater, Con 650.00 ing. Wallpaper books. Paper- Offered 13 EXPERIENCED mother would $30; 9x15 gold orlAtal, $35; NOTICE necticut WHEMU iHioa OUR T uock •■m *TTH» * TUB lA R eiST CR0WP5 5WC» TMB'MOHA UBArV D(>WTWORREDy< R w m CNUriWOMMOR COUNTER GIRL for night ------PAU______FEW^ nWERS _ .DETAIL*to eOLVe, AND hang;lng Ceilings Floors. FMlly like to care for working moth 12x15 ruby Maharajah. 289 No bid shall be withdrawn / A 1£M THAT THIS IS A/OT HOOK PtAH MTCHi* ( CWLO CAMN NOW 5H0WINS LAST TEAR CONTINUE TO FOUR V m 1959 Plymouth 4- Dr. Custom LAND CLEARING, tree re Insured. Workmanship guar work, over 18. Apply Holiday In accordance with the re W9ULD nw.TM Ti we'r b a u SET! w r u . ers’ children at her home. 643- 6955. for a period of thirty (SO) daya Of TH' ART M0560M 50 TO THI5.. TMB FEDERAL ART SAUERy Wagon, V8, Auto. Trans,, anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. Lanes, 643-2126. quirements of the Zoning Regu I B£NVEHUm CeLLIH ir xsTiaawy we FAMnN0»MIDAI 'SIART NITH KOOHTZi moval, and chain saw work. 9643. subsequent to the opening of A N0»y LAMOLAPy TO E K THREE OLD M5TER5 Radio & Heater. A. Michaud, 742-8096. If no answer, 643;9043. lations for the Town of Man VALUED AT » 2 i l 5 0 i 0 0 0 - - oueurve mbld UMiAiR*innTNiM*r WOMEN WANTED for full the bids without the conaent of CAN'T FIND IMT OUT FOR WORTH 675.00 B3XCELLENT care for children USED THREE piece living chester, Connecticut, the Zon ^DOHeeuETivi^ LAWNMOWER sharpening; re INTERIOR and exterior paint* time assembly work. Apply the Owner. 4tiSO(UOO 1p between 9-12, Carbon Products In my home - hour, day or room set. 643-8340. ing Board of Appeals will hold k EMAteHVAt 1968 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Brook- pairs, sales, rotor blades ing, wallpaper removed, fully a public hearing on Monday Ihe Owner reserves the right Inc., 218 Hartford Road. we^k. Manchester Green area. to reject any and all bids, to wood Wagon. 6 Cyl., Std. sharpened; bicycle, sales, serv Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- 649-2149. evening, November 16, 1964 at Trans., Radio & Heater. ice. Manchester 'Tjycle Shop, 0512 or 644-0804. CATALOG FREE. I'll send you 8 P.M. In the Hearing Room of waive technical defects and to 595.00 149 W. Middle Turnpike, 849 396-page Popular Club cata MATURE WOMAN wants LEGAL the Municipal Building on the Make such awards Including 2098: PAINTING and paperhang^lng. babysitting anytime. Have accepting a bid, although not good work, reasonable rates. log. (Let your friends shop following applications: from It. Then you pick $25 own transportation. Call 649- I. R. s u c h , Northeast comer the low bid, as It deems In Its 1957 (Chevrolet 4 Dr. BelAlr V8, TYPEWRITERS - Standard 30 years In Manchester, your j NOTICE sole discretion to be in the best Auto Trans., Radio & and more in free items. Alice 3186 after 6 p.m. Deming St. and Baldwin and electric. Repaired, over neighbor Is my recommends- > Interests of the Owner. Heater. hauled, rented. Adding ma tion. Raymond Flske, 640-' Williams, Popular Club plan, BID NOTICE Rd.,, Residence Zone A. Vari Department K810, Lynbrook, Sealed proposals for the con ance is requested to erect free Richard Martin, 550.00 chines rented and repaired, 9237. Situations Wanted— Oeneral Manager pickup and delivery service. New York. struction of Sanitary and standing ^ u n d sign at above Male 39 Drainage Additions at Robert locaUon. Manchester. Ciomt 1960 Valiant 4 Dr. V200, 6 Cyl., Yale Typewriter Service. 649- Dated November 6, 1964, Auto. Trans. 4986. Electrical ^rvlces 22 son School, Coventry, Connecti Jensen Building Oo., North WANTED BY middle aged cut, will be received by the west comer School and Clinton BIG $$ couple — apartments to man 545.00 LAWN MOWERS— Sharpened FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt Board of Elducation at the Sts., Residence Zone C. Vari and repaired, winter storage. service on all types of elec age and maintain. Telephone for spare tipie after 7 or before 5 p.m., 289- office of the Superintendent of ance is requested to erect four- DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. H ’Top V8 Sales and ser\'ice — Ariens, trical wiring. IJcensed and in Schools, Coventry High School family dwelling on lot that Is TO BE SOLD Auto Trans., Power Steer sured Wilson Electrical Co., 0719. Snowbirds, also rental equip AVON until 7:30 P.M., E.S.T. on No undersized for sahie at above ing, Radio & Heater. ment. L & M Equipment Corp., Manchester, 849-4817. 643-1388. AT PUBUC I WISH THEY'D ^TH' SPIRITS ARE EK-YAHOO; Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 veniber 23, 19^, and at that location. e C A N 'T LET HURRY UP AND ALL CORKED AN' WE AH CAIN'T WAIT 795.00 Route 83, Vernon. 876-7609. time and place will be publjcly Arrigo Aimettl, east of No. A U O il O N LEAVE... I'M . GOT STEAM IN TH ' r GIT BACKT'OUR Manchester Exchange—Enter pays generous commissions EM TAKE ANY Floor Finishing 24 FOR SALE — Brittany spaniel, opened and read aloud. 110 Birch St.. Residence Zone To satisfy claim for T H A T M O O N , GETTING fYAWN) S'LOVED NATIVE lAN^ prise 1945. for popular cosmetics sales SLEEP'/ .» AUNTY PADDLE- BEAUPRE 2-year-old male, some training, Plans and Specifications may B, Variance is requested to atorage SHINE ASHORE/ FLOOR SANDING and refiniah- in your neighborhood; Na he obtained at the office of the erect 4-family dwelling at WHEEL! MOTOR SALES, INC, YOU ARK A-1! Truck to A-1! tional TV Advertlalng and excellent hunter. $78, Phone WnNESDAY. B Cellars, attics, traA , anall ing (apecializing In older 743-8111 after 5:80. Superintendent of SchooJs, Cov above location. SU Broad St. Manchester floora) Waxing floors. Paint beautiful packaging make entry High School, Coventry, Town of Manchester, (Man NOV. . trucking done A-1 right! Call it easy. No experience re 18 1?44 ^>en TU 9 PM 643-2496 ing. (Sellings. Paperhang;lng. MINIATURE FRENCH poodle, Connecticut, upon payment of chester Country <31ub), 871 a t 10 AM. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking quired. Opportunity nowl No Job too small. John Ver- male, 8 weeks old, champagne $10.00 for each set. Said pay South Main St, Rural Resi (On the premkas) | Service. fallle. 649-5750. Phone 289-4922. color, AKC, $100. Paper train ment will be returned to bidders dence Zone, variance is re 1,'1961 Corvair Aiito- 1916 HUDSON 7-passenger HAVE SMALL pickup truck— ed, puppy shots. Tel. 643-7123, who shall have submitted bona quested to obtain restotumnt Attics. and cellars cleaned. liquor permit at above location. mobile. Motor No. Super 6 touring car. Good con? Bonds— Stocks—7 fide bids, and who within ten Pabblsh removed Reasonable. EXPERIENCED Cashier want F<^ SALE — healthy 6 weeks (10) days after the opening of All persons interested may 1096-9W-239445. Titlo dltion. New' top. 26,000 miles. ora part Gerfnan Shepherd Needs new rings. $1,550. Tel. Call 849-1048. ______Mortgages 27 ed. Apply In person *to M r.' bids return Plans and Specifi attend this hearing. Gordon, Arthur Drug, 942 puppies, very reasonable. 'Tel. No. 1906975. 643-1126. cations In good condition. Zoning Board of Ajqtoals STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone SECOND MORTGAGE - Un Main Street. 742-AS03. C H A k u n limited funds available for aec- By Order of the Board of Ed- Jobn F. catfford, PONTIAC, 1868 Chieftain, 8 walls, fir^ a ce a , flagatooe ter- Cbalnaes rapee, hatchways, ' dry walla. ond mortga^, paymenta to PART-TIMB bookkeeper famil FEMALE TOT jwodtaa, AKC, ■eaWon, Oovsntry, Oonaecttcwt. MRVICB STAHON cylinder, radio, heater. Needs WnsoB liUay, . JobB A . valve job— mechanic’s special. All ecnorete repidn. Reaapa- auit your iMdgel. Expedient iar with quarteily 'tax fonna. 6 wMks old. p l ^ . OaB 64S- ITOt. ' a t EitoDiili , , ^ t offer. 648-8716. ablo. ttS -o m . ■ervioe. J. D. O a lM B -n O S . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 PAGE TWENTY^EVKN PAGE TWENTt-SDC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964 Lote For S a lt 78 Suburban For R .| f 75 Apartment*— Hoosea For R ^t 65 HonsM For Salt 72 H o u m * Honaca For Sale 72 HoqseB For Sate 72 H o o s m F b r 8 s k 72 Farewell to a Side-Whe^r AfurtuMBto—F1iU»— Plate— For Salt 72 •OLTON LAKE—Shore front OWNER MUST sell due to fl- Tenements 63 lot 50x186 on Bolton aacond 6 S COMPLETELY furnished 4 TWO FAM ILT-O n# y a w old, MANCHESTER Like new SIX ROOM Cape, large Mtohen MANCOIXSTBR ^ 4 good aiaad OUfiTOM DESISNXD eontwn- Jfwersals this beauU- pormry bunt for graekxw liv i^a. Choioa location on Wild ful flva room c i^ with breeta- SCHOOL ST. — Spacious 4 room house, automatic heat, 4 u d 5 rooms, S badrooms, SH room raneh, 20 foot living living room with fir^laoa, ixn- light airy backooma, a k o o t- wood Drive on west side of SIX ROOMS, O o t t ^ Street, adults only. 649-1794. to-back living room with fire ing, ■♦"ksm iMiig room, for way, two Car garage plua a im riy deoorated, feraffe, rooms, first floor, desirable family romn one u artn ant, room, IH baths, beautifully mediate occupancy, $lfi,900. lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Proud Lady Retires to Dinner Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464. place, formal dining room, a mal dining room plnnnofi for to th; pdulU only. CeJl 849^759. neighbortiood, garage, $95. modem kltchan, axcallent con finished family room, large 649-5341. SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level in dition. Philhrick Agency, «649- wooded lot. Hayes Agency, well aptelntad kltraen with nine ipedous roonu, 8 bathe, |W. Haa 1.8 acrea M land wid NEW SHIPMENTJOST ARRIVED Glaatonbury, 633-1874. Manchester, modern kitchen l two huge flrepUoee, recree- 8464. 648-4803. oven and range, a dining area d o u b l e building lot for sale, IS located on Route 44A Juat By TOM A. OUIX.EN VISUfON with built-ins, l\fc baths, fam tkm room bar, patio. Prloed in 4^ ROOM DUPLEX — This Is In kitchen, a center hall ar 300X400, School Road, Bolton. over Bolton lln^ u, Coventry. Enropeaa 6ti|H Oomspondent ily room, garage, etc. $200^ r MANCHXSTBSFt — 6-room Co rangement o f rooma, and a 40’B. Can owner, 6te4S88, 8*8- Mwiy possible uses for rear lust like owning your own Mancheater $14,900 Call (M9-2871. Newspspsr Enterprise Assn. Country Living iioma First floor — living month. Philbrlck Agency, 649- lonial with 8 bedrooms, 24-foot generoua lot all add to real 6888. room, dining room, kitchen, 8464. WHY WAIT? living room with fireplace, value at $21,500. Warren E. th4t buyGr con u - LONDON (NEA) - A war large Hltchen and formal din 6-room expandable Cape on Suburban For .Sole 75 rome (paymenu $158.00). A time heroins who saved the lives birch cabinets, refrigerator, OFF PORTER STREET—A 4 Howland, MLS Realtor, 648- At GLENNEY'S At Town House! Immediate occupancy on ing room, oil hot water heat, a large wc^ed lot being of 1108. ^ at $20,000. TJ. Crockett, o f '7,000 British troops in 1940 range, hood, % bath, carpeted bedroom home with 2 baths, this 6/ room executive SELDOM stairs, Venetian blinds. Second aluminum storms and screens, fered at FHA evaluation. COVENTRY — Cute * room Rbeltor, 643-1577. ^ has just been given a last-min ♦•c a r e f r e e c o u n t r y rec room and garage, avail Ranch with 2-car garage. Features include aluminum CENTRALLY located 6 room UVINO WITH AllL CITY floor— 2 bedrooms, large clos lifetime siding. Immediate oc ranchi double wooded lot, ga ute reprieve' from the death sen able now until next Spring. This 2 year old property aiding, windows and trim, Cape, aluminum siding, wood rage, large Uvlna room with — * large rooms in tence. CONVTENCES” ets, full ceramic bathroom- T. J. Crockett,. Realtor, 643- cupancy, $16,900. Wolverton Yee, eeldom are we able has all built-ins and city Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. dormer, fireplace. A cleaner ed lot gives privacy, $450 to offer Bucb value aa U fireplace, only $8,500. Hayes this cut# ranch, oversize ga She is the Medway Queen, a Heat, hot water, parking, 1577. facilities. Unbelievable at rage, patio, large private lot, Smell eelect new apart basement, storage and laun than clean home—priced to down, FHA appraised $18,800. inherent in the two fine Agency, 648-4808. 316-ton aide-wheel steamer, cre ment residence, serenely sit- $18,900. J. Cordon 64^ $14,400—Nondevelopment area sell. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, 742- Uattoge we offer for your quiet suburban area, near Bol dited with rescuing -under fire dry. Children welcome. On bus EAST CENTER STREET—T 5306. BOLTON — 7 room ranch on nated on a tree shaded hill line. Rent reasonablle. Tel. af- room house, IH baths and ga of fine homes, spotless 3 bed 8243. inspection at Jarvie Acres ton Notch. Call to see. $12,500. more British soldiers from toe i room ranch, 125x180 lot, base four acres. Three car garage, Warren E. Howland, zsTja flaming beaches of Dunkirk than top within welkins distance .ter 4 p.m., 649-3566, owner. rage, immediate occupancy. COLONIAL — Bowers area. off Vernon Street In Man board heat. Hutchins Agency, WESLEY R. SMITH outbuildings. Ideal for horses, Realtor, 648-1108. any other non-naval vessel. of bus and 20 parkway Call weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Two large bedrooms, alumi- chester. Both of these j ANDOVER CENTER — pleas Realtors, 649-5132. ' AGENCY etc. Vacant. Owner very anx Since toe war toe Medway minutes from Hartford. Eve. and weekends 649-1421. Barrows £ Wallace niun siding, paneled den, de homes are of ranch de Rent includes G.E. refrig ant 4*4 rooms, stove, refrig- sign with 3 and ious. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Queen haa been plying toe Manchester Parkade, MANCHESTER — Investment lightful yard. E.J. Csupenter, 643-1577. Tolland erator; built-in oven, range, . erator, utilities provided. $65. THREE ROOM single house in Manchester 649-5306 1 % baths. H iey differ in Thames River as a pleasure Bolton. Very nicely furnished. property for bargain hunters, 643-1567 > Broker. 649-5051, 649-0871, garlMge disposer; heat, hot 742-6414 or 688-4688. eve 649-9204. their street locations and b a s t HAR’TF’ORD—First of WE ARE EXCITED boat, her glorious wartime rec 10 DAYS ONLY — NOV. 12 ■ NOV. 21 water, free parking, lovely 649-6438. 3 family, 4-5-6, fully occupied, ord all but forgotten. But when good Income, good location, their extras. See both of fering- Excellent 6 room Co tree shaded picnic area. MANCHESTER — Apartment DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS— them. It will be worth your and you will be too with it was announced last year that hunting? We are rental agents BOLTON — 4 room ranch, $125 $14:900. Wolverton . Agency, MANCHESTER — 150x200, lonial, enclosed breezeway, 2- this 1% year old Ranch Just a few 4 room apart Larga 7 room Colonial, 2 ^ large trees, clean 6 room Col while. We can’t choose be the famous paddle steamer, now for the CauTiage House, The monthly. Newly, decorated. Realtor, 649-2813. $13,900—5 ROOM home, ga car garage, fireplace, tile bath, nestled on a 2 \ acre treed ments left at . . . baths, family room, 2 flr^ onial, double garage, only $16,- tween them. Maybe you full Insulation, fenced lot, a dowager of 40, was to be brok Lawton Gardens smd the Glen- Goodchild-Bartlett, Realtors, places, 2-car garage, full base rage, centrally located, excel lot. Built-lns set off the lent buy. Call Paul J. Cor- 000. Hutchins Agency, 649- can. shade trees, ample closete, en up for scrap, a group of sen wood Apartments, Your choice 289-0939. ment* porch, city utilities, huge kitchen. Flreplaced timental Britons decided to do Prefinished Plywood Paneling of one or two bedroom flats, rentl Agency, 643-5363. 5132. quick occupancy, priced for living room to warm your Only $125! treed lot. Charles Leiesperance. quick sale. Chkrlea Lesperance, something about It. two bedroom duplexes. Rents 649-7620. IF bones. $15,500. J. Gordon They formed toe Medway Suburban For Rent 66 TRAGEDY REDUCES price — JARVIS REALTY CO. 649-7620. 849-5306. Samuel M. start at $135. per month. Call beautiful 7 room Split Level, Queen Trust with toe goal of 643-1108, Warren E. Howland, MANCHESTER — Executive you want more for your raising $4,000 to buy the side- VERNON—Four room modem neighborhood, lovely 7 room IH baths, recreation room, MANCHESTER 643-1121 649-1200 Realtor. apartment, country setting, comfort, convenience and Bolton paddler by August this year. Lavitt Agency Colonial, mammoth Uvii _ money, be sure to see this garage, % acre, view. Hut Barrows £ Wallace NEW DELUXE 4t4 room du includes range, large' refrig room, modern kitchen with chins Agency, Realtors, 649- MEMBERSHIP k in g s i z e c a p e They were far short of their erator, heat and hot water, lovely 6 room Colonial in Manchester Parkade goal, however, when a catering 648-2158 Realtors 875-6297 plex apartment, heat, hot wat built-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri tip-top condition and ready 5132. MANCHES’TER — Luxurious er, appliances, dryer, parking, heated garage, washer and IN A FINE HOME Outstanding custom built 4 Manchester 649-5306 firm stepped in with a sizeable Vernon Circle — Pkwy. Exit 95 fice at $19,900. Hayes Agr-icy, for immediate ^occupancy. COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1% 8 room ranch, 3 fun baths, bedroom home, large living full cellar, $150 monthly. J.D. dryer available, adults pre 643-4803. maintenance free redwood ex last-minute contribution. Now It Open 7 Days A Week ferred. $130 monthly. 875-2600, This aluminum sided home baths, family room off kitchen, room, formal dining room, looks as though the Medway Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. located off Vernon St. in terior, family room with flre- WAPPING — modern 8 room 875-6148. EROHT ROOM raised ranch, built-ins, dishwasher, intercom, den. first floor master bed Queen will finish her days as a Manchester features a pan double garage, 144x120. Carl Custom built raised ranch, plswe, scenic acre lot. A must room, 2% baths, charming Ranch, garage, full basement, THREE ROOM apartment, two years old, large living eled family room, 1 % tiled see for the quality conscious. near schools, large treed lot. restaurant anchored along toe THREE ROOM apartment, 118 3^4 ROOM apartment, includ ton Hutchins Agency, Real recreation room plus two country kitchen, screened Thames. Main St., $100. 649-5229, 9-5. heat, hot water, stove, refrig room with fireplace, modern baths, 3 large bedrooms, fireplaces. 1600 sq. ft. Of Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Immediate occupancy. Bel Air ing heat, hot water, electric kitchen with built-ins, family tors, 649-5132. Slimmer porch adjacent, 2- The catering firm has assured erator, $90. 247 No. Main, 649- spacious dining room and living area offered for $23,- Real Estate. 643-9332. 5228, 9-5. stove and refrigerator. First room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-sone car garage. Lovely 2 Mi the boat’s original backers that FOUR ROOM apartment for floor in two family home. Call kitchen with built-in ap WEST SIDE — $17,900. St. 900. BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room rent, including heat, hot water hot water heat, garage, $24,900. Garrison Colonial. CaU owner, acre lot In excellent neigh TOLLAND — $2,500 assume# it will do everything possible to 0 GLASTONBURY 5~room evenings or all day on week pliances, plus a large liv James Parish. 135x145 lot, borhood. Realistically pric and gas for cooking. Gas stove Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464'. ing room with fireplace. 649-2104. mortgage, save closing costs. preserve the Medway Queen’s apartment, second floor, ap end 742-6124. trees, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, ed in low 30’s. For appoint original character and dignity. I and electric refrigerator fur Full wall-to-wall carpeting, built 1958. Spotless condition. Spotless 5% room Colonial pliances, unheated, $80. One RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, MANCHESTBRr-beauUful 5% ment call Mrs. Shorts, 643- ’Ihe Medway Queen’s fame nished. Call 649-7834 or 649- COVENTRY—Four room over drapes, appliances, air con Hutchins Agency, Realtors, J.D. REALTY CO. Ranch, built-ins. % acre wood 5779 between 5-7 p.m. child or two teen*agers. 633- kitchen, living room, wooded room ranch, attached garage, 8886, 522-2114. ed lot. Hurry! Hayes Agency, goes back to May 1940 when half 9057. sized Cape, artesian well, lot, handy to bus, Miopplng, ditioner, patio and many 649-5132. fireplace, ceramic tile bath additional extras are in 643-5129 643-8779 large lot, $15,500. Over 100 643-4803. a million British troops found SPACIOUS upstairs 5 room etc. Excellent condition. $12,- MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Ustingrs of all kinds. Call the J WATSON BEACH & CO. themselves bottled up on a nar BUILT 1964 — large 4 room with built-in vanity, custom 900. Philbrlck Agency, 649- cluded. All of this plus a Taj Mahal of the Newsstands apartment, garage, Manches built cabinets with stove and delightful lot professionally executive Colonial, appraised Ellsworth Mitten Agency, REALTORS Wanted—R«al Estate 77 row strip of beach at Dunkirk ter, very central. Call 649- apartment in quiet residential 8464. Realtors, 643-6930. by toe advancing Nazi offensive. neighborhood. Only $125 per oven. 742-6724. landscaped. As the proud for $30,000. Must sell. Sacri Abe Sherman is back selling papers in Baltimore 3616. SIX ROOM Colonial, over an 31 Central Row, Hartford Not even toe most optimistic month. 649-5132. MANCHESTER — First offer- owners we are selling this fice. Make an offer. 644-8037. BUYERS WAITING — 8 bed at his “ Taj Mahal” of the newsstands. His old home ourselves. Please no acre of land, 2-car garage, FIVE, FOUR and three bed room home $20,000 maximum British general thought that FOUR ROOM apartment, first tng. Seven room home with TWO BEDROOM 5 room Cape, room modem homes. Bel Air HEBRON —*Wall Street. Two Business Property 2-car garage, oil heat, city agents. To inspect call 649- fireplace, many fine shrubs CLARK ROAD in Wiping. ranch, $20,000 minimum mul shack was moved when city officials renovated more than 30 per cent of these Finish That Rumpus Room floor, hot water. Call between hot water heat, fireplace, en Real Estate Co., specialists In troops could be evacuated. But bedroom new apartments for For Sale 70 utilities, good condition 3329. and bushes. Low taxes and Custom built 6 room Ranch. tiple dwellings, all price Battle Monument. When pressure mounted to have 8-12 am . and 4-7 p.m. 649- closed porch, attached garage, convenient. $18,900. J.D. Real offering homes of unusual A real nice home. Three bed ranges. For immediate action a fleet of small craft, including 5987. newlyweds or retirement, 15 throughout, priced at only Abe back, a brewer offered to pay the bill and an minutes to Pratt A Whitney, BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight near schools and bus line, ex ty Co., 643-5129, 643-8779. character. 643-9332. rooms, carpeting, fireplace call Paul J. Correntl Agency, the Medway Queen, set out from Before The Holidays $16,300. Charles Lesperance, cellent condition. Call after 5 architects’ group sponsored a design contest. City GLASTONBURY— 6 rooms and electrically heated, storage rooms with two offices, sep 649-7620. and finished recreation room, 643-5363. Britain to try to bring toe boys arate entrsmce, suitable for IN TOWN — a real fine 5-room p.m., 649-9785. Comptroller expressed the “ official” opinion with safely home. bath, 8 miles from Aircraft, and parking. Open House Sun ranch in convenient and quiet « water softener, half acre lot. day, 1-5. Not $140, but only business or professional use. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- SPOT CASH paid for homes, The "Mosquito A ^ a d a ," as on bus line, adults or small location. 3 bedrooms, 2 bed farms and acreage, 24-hour this rhyme: ‘"This is truly beautiful Abe. Treat it family preferred. 633-2397. $89. Tel. 228-9115. Philbrlck Agency, 649-8464. 1577. this motley assortment of ves TOP NOTCH BUY rooms and dining room if you service. Hayes Agency, 643- tenderly, like a babe. Protect it from all passing sels was csdled. Included oyster Buy NOW and SAVE! prefef. Large living room, SEVEN ROOM duplex, quiet BIRCH STREET —: spacious BUSINESS TWO ZONE ATTENTION r o u t e 6 BOLTON — ’Two 4803. trucks. It cost 11 thousand bucks.” (AP Photofax.) dredgers, cockle boats, as well flat, second floor, two bed Land For Sale 71 start packing on this one. great big kitchen with built- acres of wooded land plus a 5 "TL -—7r~----- as coal-burning mlne-sweepera neighborhood. Laurel St. $110. A six room cape with a lns. ’Two fireplaces. Be your MANCHESTER RESIDENTS Call 643-2465. rooms, $95. 649-4498. room stone house with a three _ NEED listings of a.11 typ ^ and private yachts. BOLTON—7.7 acres, 3 clear. breezeway and an over own landlord! Madeline Smith, 430-432 BROAD ST. car garage, all for $14,000. Lo- -residential, commercial, lots Appointment to inspect call land. Tongren Agency 648- Q—^What Is the cause of They had such fanciful names NATURAL BIRCH PLYWOOD SEVEN ROOMS and garage, FOUR ROOM unfurnished, sec sized garage. Just off the Realtor, 649-1642. cated above Munson’s Candy “ neurldlmltis” ? Does it raiute as toe Royal Daffodil, toe Brigh 649-0389 or 527-0969. bus line. Excellent condi 6321. "Anything in Real Es excellent location, 88 Laurel ond floor, apartment. Inquire SALT TREATED SAND Shop. House needs a com sores in the head that won’t ton Belle, and Yorkshire Lass, OR Street. Call 649-7747. 233 Center Street. tion throughout. Now va IN BETTER housekeeping con tate.” The BOLTON — two acres, business dition — ranch with 5 large 78 Feet Frontage plete redecorating, but has heal? What treatment would and there was even a Dracula cant. Ideal location for new well, septic, etc. T. J. you suggest? and a Frightened Lady among FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, zoned, on Manchester line. rooms built 1959. Quiet dead FOR PUBLIC USE IS AVAILABLE schools. T. J. Crockett, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. toe craft. oil furnace, garage. Call 643- Route 6 and 44; seven cleared end street, 3 generous bed Doctor Says A—I assume that what you Realtor, 643-1577. 8-Room Dwelling Katzenbach’s J6b What distinguished the Med COLONIAL BIRCH PLYWOOD 8507. t'onilshed Apartment* 63-A level dry acres, large brook, rooms, family size kitchen, AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: BOLTON LAKE — Four room have is neurodermatitis. This is pond, % mile off Route 6, $3,- aluminum storms and screens, a Condition in which some irri- way Queen from toe others was year ’round home, generous that she was not only one ot toe THREE BEDROOM single ROCKVILLE CENTER—Mod. 900. Terms. Owner eve. 742- 100x196 lot, $15,900. Wolver Priced to sell. room sizes, 2 bedrooms, In LBJ Cabinet DON’T BLAME THE UfUon causes itching and the re home, 1 ^ baths, and garage, ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, 8090. SEVEN ROOM (ddet home, 4 1. Aiitumn and School Streots first ships in at Dunkirk, but bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x181. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. 75x150 lot. pays for Itself, DRUGGIST, HE’S ONLY sultant scratching aggravates 4x8 immediate occupancy, central all utilities, adults; also, three $10,900. Wolverton Agency. Seen Uncertain OBEYING THE LAW the itching and keeps toe trou one of toe last ahipe out, Mak ly located on bus line. Call room, adults, 875-9121. Marion E. Robertaon, Realtor. MANCHESTER—Spacious cus 2. Harrison at East Canter Street ing seven round trips. Houses For Sale 72 643-5958. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Realtor. 649-2813. By WAYNE G. BBANDSTADT ble going until sores develop. Tote and Save Delivered Tote and Save D elivered weekdays 9-5, 649-4581, Eve. tom built home In excellent 3. Love Lone— East side of Highwoy M.D. It can occur anywhere on toe Her crew was under almost and weekends 649-1421. ATTRACTIVE 3-room heated CONCORD RD. - Beautiful residential area, ultra modem BOLTON — Split level, 3 bed (Continnsd from Page One) Newsp^>er Enterprise Assn. body but is most common on continuous shellfire and aerial apartment, furnished. Large SPLIT LEVEUi—7 rooms, 1% REALTOR ranch, large living room, form baths, modern kltchan with kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths half way between Center and Olcott rooms. modern kitchen with Readers continue to Inquire toe neck and legs. Avoidance of strafing, and managed with ROCKVILLE—4 rooms, first closets. Private entrances. al dining room, c^ ln et kitchen, plus 2 lavatories, covered duff said the President was about Fluoritabs, used in fluori scratching may break the vi only a few hours’ sleep and built-ins, dining room, fam built-ins, 2-acre lot with trees, "thoroughly satisfied with hav floor, heat and electricity in Parking. No pets. Adults. 643- 2 bedrooms, recreation room, patio, Florida room, complete 875 MAIN S’TREET Streets dating home water. It has been cious cycle. The application of very little food for six days. ily room, full basement, 1- only d years old. For qualified ing Katzenbach in his present cluded. 875-0577 between 4-8 4860. landscaped yard. Marion B. ly air-conditioned, minimum called to my attention that be a soothing preparation such Robert Brett, a crew member, car garage. $22,900. Phil- buyer conventional mortgage position.” Kilduff added that p.m. Robertson, Realtor. 048-5958. maintenance inside and out. 643-5440 649-5938 4. Tolland Turnpike outside Gravel Pit cause ot the potential danger as calamine lotion with phenol describes toe wlerd sight that TWO LARGE rooms, furnished brick Agency, 649-8464. or VA with no down payment. Johnson was “ very pleased with Call the R F. DImock Co., Selling for $18,900. Call the R. connected with the use of any should allay toe itching, but a greeted him when he took ashore FIVE ROOMS, 116 Charter Oak first floor, private bath and MANCHESTER— 6 room ranch, This sand may be picked up by the residents of the Cabinet aa a whole at this one of toe big boats toe Med Street, adults, gas stove pro entrance, large porch, park 649-5245. F. Dimock Co., 649-5245. preparation that contains fluo lot of will power is needed. Odds and Ends CLEARANCE SALE dining room, large living room, Manchester for use on ice and snow. time” and If any changes were rides, it cannot be legally sold way Queen had towed to Dim- vided, gas heat, immediate ing. 644-8162. 3 bedroorps, screened porch, INCOME PROPERTY — ’Three TWO FOR the price of one: to be made, "he would be klrk. occupancy. 643-7111. TOLLAND — 514-room ranch, without a doctor’s prescription. Please send your questions RANCH 1-car garage, near bus and family producing $3,600 per room Cape, excellent con Stockpiles will be desigpiated by signs saying *Tor pleased to let you know.” "I sighted a causeway about 2 years old, built-in range, pro- When your local pharmacist re and comments to Wayne G. THREE EXTRA large heated shopping, $16,500. Philbrlck year. ’Two three’s and a five dition, has 18” fieldstone walls Public Use.” Katzenbach Is not a member fuses to sell you this or any eight feet wide hesuling out Into also, a 4 room ranch that feasionally built rec room, of the Oblnet so the statement Brandstadt, M.D., In care of rooms downstairs, all appli Business Locations L-shaped 6-room Ranch, Agency. 649-8464. room unit. Terrific for ambi WALTER FUSS other prescription drug, he Is the water,” Brett relates. "To tious couple starting out. Easy shows excellent income; both $14,900, $450 down. Pasek would presumably not Include paper. While Dr. Brand.stadt SAVE 20% ances, at 10 W. Middle T^ke. For Rent 64 corner lot, In Wapplng, on not hard to get along with—he my surprise I found it to be a | ONE BLOCK from Main, two to finance with this Income. for $18,900, small down pay Director of Public Works Realty. 289-7475. 742-8243. him. cannot answer Individual letters, Phone 643-4151. hill with 40-mile view. Is obeying a law that was perfectly ordered straight col family, 4-4 duplex, permanent On bus line, central heat. T.J. ment. Pasek Realty, 289-7475 Kilduff did not contradict the he will answer letters of gener umn of men about six abreast, MODERN, CENTRAL, Alr- Large living room with fire siding, two recent heating sys COVENTRY — 2 bedrooms, liv passed to protect you. al interest in future columns. T Conditlqned Offices for rent. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. or 742-8243. NBC report. Q—My brother is in bis SOs. standing as if on parade, j place, dining room, large tems, garages, clean. Hayes ing room, kitchen, bath, boated Some White House aides who PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD PANELING ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, $50, Off Street parking. Inquire at kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 He has steadily loat weight ‘ ■'When I reached them a ser first floor. Call 643-4385. Agency, 643-4803. porch. Baseboard heat. Rea are presumably familiar with 164 East Center S t or phone baths, 2-car garage, full sonably priced. 742-7056. and strength until it is diffi geant stepped up to me and 649-5261. Johnson's views discounted the cult for him to stand straight. said, ‘Yes, sir. Sixty men, sir?’ basement, recreation area MANCHESTER—Spacious tree possibility that Clifford would Chief to Attend 8 PIECES— 4 X 8 X <4 Sheet FOUR ROOMS, first floor, with picture window and shaded 6 room Colonial In one He bends over all the time. He then walked along the col- BEAUTIFULLY paneled air be named. Several others, In steam heat, good central loca door to out.side. Owner of Manchester’s finest areas. What could cause this? Seminar on Fire u n, which remained in perfect tion. Adults only. 649-6987 a f conditioned space, over 1400 cluding Secretary of Labor W. A — You haven’t given me formation, and detailed the re moving. Call 644-1719. Includes breezeway and 2-car Willard Wirtz, have figured In Driftwood Knotty Pine r«. .uz4 ♦9.48 ter 5 p.m. sq, ft., will subdivide, profes garage, 3 very large bedrooms, much to go on. If his trouble quired number to follow me." Pollys Pointera I speculation for the post. sional area parking. Main and IJ/^ baths, formal dining room, has been getting gradually worse Town Fire Chief W. Clifford On one of Its trips home toe CLEAN 4 ROOM flat available Hasmes Street, reasonable 649- Earlier Wednesday, Secretary Mason will attend a fire pre Medway Queen was following in 7 PIECES— 4 X 8 X >4 Sheet MANCHESTER — New 8 room family size kitchen. 24’ living since childhood or early man December 1st, adults. 649- 2811. We Are Hiring REMOVE ODORS WITH MILK of the Treasury Douglas Dillon toe wake of toe Brighton Belle, room with fireplace. Owner hood, he may have muscular vention seminar this evening 7567; after 6, 649-1928. Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living said he would have to spend the smother paddle steamer, when FOR LEASE]—flhccellent loca room, family room, built-in moving out of town wants fast By POLLY CRAMER, dystrophy. If he doesn’t straight sponsored by the Greater Hart r ♦12.68 sale-. Wolverton Agency, Real next two or three months on the en up because of stiffness and the latter hit toe hulk of a NATURAL CHERRY ., tion for doctor’s office or kitchen, master bedroom with Newspaper Enterprise Assn. administration’s excise tax re ford Chamber of Commerce. wrecked ship and ripped off her dressing room. low twenties. tor, 649-2813. pain in his spine, he may have FIVE ROOM apartment, $85 a beauty parlor. 415 Main Street. DEAR POLLY — Often clean duction program and that after The seminar, at the Connecti bottom. The Medway Queen Hayes Agency, 643-4803. spondylitis (a rheumatoid ar 6 PIECES— 4 X 8 X >4 Sheet month. 643-0475, Completely renovated smd am ing products leave an unpleasant that he will consider his future. cut General Life Insurance Co. closed on toe Brighton Belle as ple parking. J. D. Realty, 648- MANCHESTER — Immaculate thritis of the spine). If his weak MANCHESTER — New 7 room 6-room Cape on a quiet street, odor on the hands. About 30 Secretary of State Dean Rusk ness first affected the muscles offices in Bloomfield, will con she .sank, picked off the 800 5129. and Secretary of Defense Rob WEST SIDE — 4 rooms, heat raised ranch, 2-car garage, close to schools, bus and shop years ago when my husband of his face and eyes, he may sider fire prevention In homes, troops which toe doomed ship TWILIGHT BIRCH r., » ♦9.48 ed, garage. 649-9021. IDEAL OFFICE location for built-lns, 1% baths, % acre .ot, ping, 3 bedrooms, new For and I were faced with this after ert S. McNamara said Tuesday have mysisthenia gravis.' In any schools. Industry, churches and was carrying, plus her crew, u.sing a chlorine product for they would stay on If the Presi hospitals, and ways of Inffirtn- her captain, and even toe cap any business, 458 Main Street, tremendous value. Hayes Agen mica counter and stainless case, he needs a thorough medi 6 PIECES— 4 X 7 X »4 Sheet 649-5229, 9-5. cy. 643-4803. steel sink, aluminum storms EXPERIENCED scrubbing I used a cup of milk dent wants them to do so. cal check. Ing toe public about preventive tain’s dog. and screens, $15,500. Wolver In a bowl for washing our hands. Q—What is the difference measures. Some Britons are critical of Juit Wrap and Tie PORTEHt STREET Area — 6 ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. ’This was followed by a cold wa between nicotine and nicotinic the decision to turn toe Medway ♦8.30 room Cape, fireplace, 2-car Queen into a restaurant. It NATURAL ELM lu. n.s. ter rin.se. It has worked well acid? CIVIL RIGHTS SPEAKER Leopard Boots! garage, large tree shaded lot, many, many times for milk ab Ruth Millett A—Although niacin (nicotinic would have been better if she $17,900. Philbrlck Agency, BERLIN (AP) — Ralph M could have been preserved sis a SEASON’S GREETINGS sorbs odors. Sorry I have kept acid) is produced from nicotine, 649-8464. this light ‘ ‘under a bushel” lor the two compounds have little Goglla, chairman of the State Dunkirk memorial, they argued, HOW TO SHUT HIM UP Civil Rights Commission, called tied up at a permanent moor MANCHESTER — Ideal loca BO long.—VERNE In common. Nicotine is one of The so • called experts who today for legislation on at least ing like the clipper ship Ciitty tion. 6 room Cape, fireplace, Large Colonial In excellent GIRLS—This worked like a write at length on the inefficien the poisons found in tobacco. It location, garages, hardwood four fronts to improve enforce Sark. All, however, agree that attached garage. Bus line. MACHINISTS charm for eliminating the odor cy of the average housewife causes constricting spasms of ■ PRICED' floors, very clean and well ment and advancement of civil toe Medway Queen’s new role Char-Bon Real Estate, 643- o( onion from my hands.— probably have never had to cope the muscles in the arteries and Black s.OeekBP' 0683. kept. Reduced to $15,900. thus puts a strain on the heart. rights programs In CJonnecticut. is better than inglorious death in em. TO TAKE HOME 1 POLLY with less than a completely mod In a talk to some 200 persons toe scrapyard. ern home, fully equipped with Niacin, a part of the vitamin TWO FAMILY—On Oakland for our Manchester and attending a fall forum on leg Nawi, J.D. REALTY CO. DEAR POLLY—Big hair roll labor-saving devices. B complex, can be taken in St., a large 6 & 6 flat. Big large doses without harm. 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LXXXIV, NO. 38 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1964 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Town Democrats, impatient with the speed of urban Theater of Manchester, will al renewal in Manchester, plan to almost double the size of so play tomorrow and Saturday the town’s redevelopment atrency in an effort to "gst night. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. For allowing ui fo serve your family for the past 45 things moving.” Once the agency is expanded, the Dem- Tickets are on sale from mem ocrati could appoint party^ bers of the group and at the State, Local Water Supply box office. years.. .Timas have changed sine# Pinahurit opened membera to fill the new poai position on urban renewal at a tlona— ttiua gaining a large Save 20c on pre-election meeting sponsored St Christopher's Mother's this store at the corner of Main and Middle Turnpika working majority of the agen in September by the Leagrue of Big Ford Layoff Circle, will meet tomorrow at cy memberahip. Women Voters. Speaking for the Democratic 8:15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. .. .but our motto remains the same. . .warm, friendly Shows No Immediate Danger majority of the board of dlrec- "The Democratic directors John Foley, 26 Llndman St. ROYAL tora Tkieaday, director Robert are upset,” he said, "because the Mrs. Daniel Carey will be co service.. .finest foods.. .service meats and lowast Stone asked Town Counsel members of' the redevelopment hostess. The Rev. Eugene F. ICE CREAM With few exceptions, thefous enough to require any fur<^JaiI sentences for anybody Atty. Irving Aronson to draft agency are not quite as excit Torpey will be guest speaker. ther restrictions at this time, found guilty of wasting water. ed about renewal as they should possibla prices. water supply in most sec an amendment to the ordinance Dozens of flavors 7Vs 9 gallon - according to water superintend In Norwalk, residents have be.” Hartford County Association I tions of Connecticut was ent Lawrence Wittkofske. been asked to take conserva To Start Tonight ereatihg the agency that would He cited a trip town officials enlarge its membership from of Medical A.s.sistants will pre described today as ade The private Manchester Wa tion measures. took to Federal renewal agency sent a ' Harve.Dt Supper and f ■ ' ...... live to nine. headquarters in New York -- quate despite the drought. ter Company serving the North WeUs have been reported The ordinance will be aub- travel show of the Caribbean Save on those wonderfully fresh Strickland Farm Major cities generally End reports no shortages; the drying up in small towns, forc DETROIT, Mich. (AP) (^tions. This will be an immedlate iJocal dispute.s, all now settled that he said helped win approv AND NOW PLEASE JOIN US IN THE 2nd WEEK OF OUR total idle of 69,000 men. Ford and the UAW gave up mlited to the board at its next Monday at 7 p.m. at the YWCA, are in good supply, but some company’s prime resources are ing some persons to purchase — The strike - troubled al for the downtown renewal Ann St., Hartford. Anyone The company made its an Wednesday in efforts to settle regular meeting, in December. project - ' as an example of smaller communities are taking wells, not reservoirs such as water or got it in some other Ford Motor Co. starts a wishing to attend may contact serve the rest of town. manner. For example, some fire nouncement late Thursday from four of the strikes in top-level Town Democrats, particularly "red tape cutting" that should FRESH EGGS precautions to make the most huge layoff of workers Dearborn headquarters almost negotiations here. former director Theodore Pow any member of HCAMA or Miss departments are delivering wa be done. of dwindling reserves. A couple of big cities, Stam simultaneously with a union ell and Stone, have been criti 'Patricia Gainty. 37 Goodrich ford and Norwalk, report severe ter in hardship cases. across the country Friday The union ordered its national Questioned Tuesday, town In Manchester, the shortage charge that Ford's "obstinate cizing the redevelopment agen Dr., Wethersfield. Large Grade A A Doz. 4 3 affecting town water depart shortages. The Bridgeport Hydraulic night in what Ford Presi- Ford bargaining committee to th Aiiniversary Sale j LA- ni-ii 1 attitude” had prevented strike cy since 1962 for not moving Democrats offered no reasons Detroit and proposed a further for requesting enlargement of *” » 55 ment users has resulted in a In Stamford, the city govem Company said no emergencies dent Arjay Miller says may' settlements. FRESH OYSTERS, SWORDFISH, meeting next Thursday. the towm's two redevelopment Washington LOL will meet partial ban on outdoor water ment has declared an emergen become a full shutdown by projects faster. the redevelopment agency ex HADDOCK AND FLOUNDER Ken Bannon. director of the Ford’s President Miller .said tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Orange ing. The condition Is not serl- cy, and threatened fines and (See Page Eleven) UAW Ford Department, issued The agency—currently man cept to assert that it would next week. in San Diego. Calif., Thur.sday Hall. The first degree will be a statement saying Ford "stub ned by three Republicans and "get them moving." exemplified. Week-old strike.s by the Unit that a national Ford shutdown two Democrats— has replied to Francis J. Mahoney, chair ed Auto Workers at eight facto bornly refu.ses” to agree to could result from a .shortage of each charge by referring to its man of the board, admitted that ries, Including key parts and terms at some plants which he car parts from the interlocking Mi.ss Suzanne L. Taylor, Free Water said management already had problems in dealing with the the expansion plan was origi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen stamping plants that feed the production system. 45th ANNIVERSARY MEAT SPECIALS Drought-Hit Areas Ford car production setup, are accepted at other plants. Federal government. nated by the Democratic direc S. Taylor of 50 Gardner St., So far in the .strikes Ford has A Lebanon water company held to blame. Ford made no immediate According to redevelopment tors, without their having con wdll be a student speaker at a lost more than 10,000 units of director Edward Rybcyzk, the sulted the redevelopment agency Milk Fed is offering free water dur If Ford close.s all its 90 plants, comment on the charge. ' car and truck assemblies. The luncheon Friday at Pembroke ing the current water short agency’s paid executive, both officers. College in Brown University, NOW— As Always— Famous for Fine Meats a total of 160,000 hourly workers The separate, local strikes company’s .sales reports have Look Toward West will be laid off. bear on individual at-the‘plant projects are paced by the Fed Keith yesterday confirmed Providence, R. I. The college is age- indicated no strike effects. Norman Boisclalr, manag Ford, with 25,500 men on issues. Local agreements .sup eral government, which must that the agency had not been celebrating its bicenten WHITE VEAL Ford said its 1.5 millionth car and now is the lime to buy pork er of the Woody Brook Wa strike at the eight plants, an- plement the national Ford-UAW sale of calendar 1964 had come approve every step in the re consulted. nial year. Miss Taylor is a sen ter Co. said today his firm’s nounced a layoff Friday night of ^ contract. Ford, like rival Gener- more than a month ahead of newal process. And he added that the agency ior at the college. NEW YORK (AP)—Residents of the dry East and Powell, in an effort to speed Veal for Scallopini pumps will be opened to Midwest, gripped in a deepening drought and taking 3.3.5(X) more at eight assembly , al Motors and Chrysler, came to last year. Ford .said it had sales feels that its business has been With cooler weather and a low price on farmers and householders in operations and 16 manufactur- j national agreements with the of 51.662 cars for the Nov. 1-10 progress, pressed last January Robert F. Stone of 94 Carman conducted in an orderly manner need. emergency water conservation measures, today looked Ing locations in several states, j union weeks ago, although GM for enlargement of the redevel Rd. will speak at a meeting of Veal Cutlets and Chops the finest govemment inspected pork, opment staff. and without any political con Woody Brook, a chartered to the West for relief- t including key Michigan installa- i was troubled into last week by (Rcpc Page Nineteen) He was turned down by siderations having entered into the Hartford Chapter. National fresh from State of Iowa farnis, our water company, services the There were no moisture prob A.s.sociation of Accountants, Stewing Veal five inches of new snow and agency chairman Everett Keith its deliberations. Frankel Acres housing de lems west of the Rockies where heaped 14 inches on West Yel- Tuesday at Indian Hill Country meat men decided it was a good time to who was backed by other agen Until this year, the agency Veal Roasts velopment in Lebanon. storms have dumped copious low.stone, Mont. Club. Newington. Stone, a CPA, offer pork as the best buy of the week. cy members and Republican was appointed by General Man rain and snow for more than a Very dry conditions continued Harlan Taylor. ager Richard Martin. is a manager in the Hartford of week. The Weather Bureau said Rail Unions fice of Arthur Anderson & Co. I We start off with center cut LEAN from the central Mississippi Events Keith asserted that no addi One of tlie charter changes that storm center was ready to Valley and some plains sections tional staff was nece.ssary at urged by the town Democrats and is a graduate of the Uni PORK CHOPS, any thickness . . , thin, U.S. H as Lead spread out on the plains. that time. versity of Connecticut. Forest fires raged, communi Set Nov. 23 and .passed by the electorate at regular or double with a pocket for stuff A shift of rainy, snowy weath ties .sought emergency aid and Stone voiced the Democrats' a referendum in October - put In Missile Race In State Senior Girl Scout Troop 2 is Jill er to the eastern drought region winter crops wasted away In the the appointment power into the Silver Tip boneless Oven Roast ing and center pork roasts, all the same from the Rocky Mountains was sponsoring a grinder sale to wqrm, sunny autumn. Officials hands of the directors. LONDON (AP) — The United a possible prospect for next Strike Date help finance a ski trip this win and Newjiort easy to serve Rib low price. said the drought would cost Wanda Braithwaite of Winchester, W. Va., shows Only one appointment ex States will still have more than week, the Weather Bureau said. ter. Miss Jvidy Bjorkman, 367 Roast become more in demand farmers and other citizens mil CHRISTMAS pires this year, however, that of a 4-to-l edge over the Soviet Un There was a spread of cooler little concern over her double trouble— a broken Major Change WASHINGTON (AP) — Six W. Center St., is accepting or every day. lions of dollars. Republican William B. Thorn I ion In InterconUnental ballistic air which generated some mois Some communities began mirror on Frida.v the 13th. The Herald’s poet railroad shop unions hava ton. Normally the Democrats ders for ham or salami grind missiles by early 1966, but the ture in the Upper Great Lakes In Drink Law ANIMAL FAIR ers. They will be delivered Sat drawing water from recreation laureate, Sol Cohen, adds another outlook on this scheduled a strike against mo(rt could thus fill only Thornton's Soviets may be^n catching up region and along the Appalachi urday morning to Manchester al lakes. Farmers were using fateful day in the me.ssage below. (AP Pliotofax.) of the nation’s railroads for 6 SATURDAY, NOV. 21 post. The proposed expansion of after that, a leading Western an highlands. During the night, tank trucks to haul water to Being Weighed residents. lb. research institute estimated London, in ea.stem Kentucky, a.m., local time, Nov. 23 union the agency would create 79 their fields. sources said today. 10 A.M. — 4 P.M. enough new ptositions to allow today. received about half an inch of Some rain eased the dry spell rain. HARTFORD (AP) — A The strike notice has not yet appointment of a new Demo ROAST LOIN OF PORK The annual review of the In slightly in the Midwe.st, but one It’s Friday the 13th Affain been served on the railroads but ST. PETER'S CHURCH cratic majority. Rights Talk Set stitute of Strategic Studies also This precipitation, \ though, farmer said, '‘it (the rain) just major law change which By SOL UOIIKN union ‘ general chairmen art Hebron HOME STYLE SAUSAGE MEAT said the Soviet Union is main- was very little compared with didn't begin to soak in.” could subject adults who issuing instructions to the more By B’nai Brith the storm which covered most A four-day rain and snow This is a day for all to beware the weak and the timid, LARGE LINK SAUSAGE and the ones prone to .scare. serve liquor to under-age than 160,000 shop workers, . Stuffed Toys, (8e« Page Ten) of the great basin with one to storm in Northern California sources said. ITALIAN STYLE HOT SAUSAGE began tapering off Thursday A day on which ladders and black cals and such, are .youths to financial liabil Baked Goods, Aprons, Charter Oak Lodge and Ben shunned by many, those superstitious loo much. Federal mediators continued VILLA MARIA Ezra Chapter of B’nai B'rith night. Most of the West Coast ity from civil damage suits efforts to reach a settlement in Doll Clothes, Gifts was soaked. Other parts of the Beware of your husband, who’s grumpy today, and hus have scheduled a joint meeting bands—be sure to bring home your whole pay. was under consideration a 17-month-old wage dispute, Snack Bar HOTEL for Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at Troops on Duty at Palace Northwest lay under show. today by a special state meeting with union spokesman The New Jersey Conservation It's good to have Friday the 13lh come round it makes South Olastonl>ury, Conn. Temple Beth Sholom. Michael Fox. Door Prizes! Department has directed water one more cautious, makes life seem more sound. committee. CLOSED Chester Obuchowski, chair Basically, it would extend the J. E. Wolfe, chief railroad i suppliers to report to state negotiator, returned to Chicago Every Hour On The Hour THANKSGIVING DAY man of the Manchester Hu Dram Act which now applies to man Relations Commissions, agencies every other day on the Thursday night after also meet New Buddhist Riots water supply so that state can commercial sales of liquor to an will moderate a program devot For an economical family ^Convicted’ Judges Find ing with mediators. The formal ed to an examination of cur Pork Roast take emergency action when Intoxiciated person to private strike announcement reportedly rent civil rights problems, with oven roast we recommend warranted. Officials said there parties or other affairs in which will come from the Railway two well-known civil rights Bonele.ss Imperial or Savoy cut Add to Viet Troubles is enough water on hand for 88 . liquor is served. Employes’ Department of tha days. , Plenty of ^Inside’ Humor Chairman Arthur M. Lewis of "IT WAS THE MONTH BEFORE CHRIST.MAS” ' leaders as speakers. from special chucks . . . lb. 89c 7 RIB CUT AFL-CIO In Chicago. Arthur Johnson, Director of lb. Residents in the North Jersey the State Teen age Liquor Union sources said the strike Human Relations for the City 3 2 ' SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Buddhist students community of F’ranklln Lakes LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) —^could be acquired for the prison Study Committee announced to notices probably will be sent out CHRISTMAS FAIR of Hartford and past president stormed past riot police today in a demonstration dfe- are borrowing water for ba There’s the story about the gov library. day the proposal has been sub today or Saturday. Very, very meaty thing. The last measurable rain mitted to his group and "We of the Hartford Chapter of manding an end to the new civilian government, already ernor touring a .state penal insti "They don't have as many The six shop unions are SPONSORED BY LADIES BENOVELENT SOCIETY NAACP, will speak on “ Hu COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS fall in New Jersey was .01 inch tution when he wrts met in a here as at Leavenworth or now have it under considera among 11 nonoperating unions BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH man Relations—Stakes and much in demand ... ,1b. 59c sorely beset by a flood disaster and Red guerrillas. Nov. 5. narrow hallway by a life-term Atlanta,” the pri.soner com tion” Involved in ^ e wage talks. The Action." A company of airborne troop.s<.> Light showers Thursday in convict. plained. "Those who have suggested other five unions have set no Arthur Spiegel, newly ap BONELESS RIB PORK ROAST ...... lb. 79c In battle dress kept the 1.500 The students then contented New England did little to allevi Pardon me,” the convict Although the tour had its the measure contend it would strike action, biit reportedly Education Building SATURDAY, NOV. 14 45+h ANNIVERSARY demonstrators from marching themselves with pushing past 40 ate the drought, which passed said a.s he brushed by. lighter moments. Warden O. G. discourage parents and others would respect the picket lines of 11 A..M. to 8 P.M. pointed director of the Connec BONELESS LOIN PORK ROAST ...... lb. 99c ticut regional office of the Anti- as planned on Diem Hong Pa police and entering the central its 195th day. A Massachusetts A similar incident occurred Blackwell, who once headed to serving liquor to youths un the shop men. Defamation League and well- MORRELL’S TINY TENDER BARBECUE lace, where the new government market, where they shouted: official estimated that the here Thursday as 34 federal Alcatraz, considered the visit a der 21," said Lewis, who is also MISS WORLD All told, the U unions Involve Snack Bar Open from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. known expert on propaganda EXTRA SPECIAL S ^ R E R I B S ...... Ib. 69c. and the High National Council “ Down with dictatorship, com state’s dairy industry and judges were touring the U.S. most serious thing, State Legislative Commission more than .400,(H)0 railroad em SUPPER SERVED at 6 P.M. techniques, will discuss "Vio il were in session. munism and neutralism!” Then produce farmers alone would penitentiary and a pri.soner "It gives the judges an oppor er. ployes. lence, Intimidation and Re leaders told the students to dis suffer $6 million damages. called from his cell: “ I hope tunity to see what happens to a The shop craft unions have Pinehurst Also Recommends Truckloads of troops poured Under the Dram Act, aimed prisal—The Race Relations Pic 3 in 1 blend of freshly ground Into the city in a show of perse. Officials in Fitchburg, Mass., you can cut some .sentences.” man after he’s sentenced,” at commercial drinking estab Miss World rejected the recommendation of WHOLE 10 LB. AVERAGE said the community must have The judges knew he was jok Blackwell said, "We have the a presidential emergency board ture Today." strength by Premier Tran Van Another band of students, lishments, any one who sells Beef . . . Pork . . . Veal for plentiful rain by mid-December ing. and joined in the laughter. responsibility to carry out the for wage incresises of 27 cents The arra'ngements committee Huong’s l6-day-old govemment. armed with .sticks and ma liquor to an intoxicated person for the program consists of meat loaf and Swedish meat chetes, tried to storm the Minis or face the prospect of no water At smother pyoint in the tour, sentence of the court. This Coes Dancing an hour over three years, con Tender SEMI-BONELESS at all by February. U.S. Dlst, Judge Francis L. Van shows the judges how we’re who then goes out and injures tending it was too little. Mrs. David Kahn, chairman, b a lls...... lb. 69c try of Public Works but was re a third party as a result thereof Mrs. Sidney Green and Mr. and PORK LOIN pelled. New York City has been Dusen of Philadelphia was ap doing it.” A 30-day strike ban under pro RIB OVEN ROAST supplying water from city res proached In the machine shop The tour was part of a three- can be held liable and sued for To Celebrate visions of the Railway Labor SOUTH COVENTRY FIRE DEPT. Mrs. Seymour Kudlow. (Freeze a Few Pounds) About half a dozen persons damages by the third party. A question and answer period 1 meals in 1... 2 roasts and chops ^ News Tidbits ervoirs since September to by a young man in his late 20s day sentencing institute attend Act expires at midnight Nov. 19. ^ ! n were Injured when a group of nearby towns which have .shor who a.sked if more law books The law says that such per The unions contend their wage and refreshments will conclude of CHOICE BEEF technical students opposed to ed by U..S, District Court judges from the AP Wires tages. sons can collect up to 820,000 LONDON (AP) — A statu scales average far less than for the program. or cut any way you ask. 5th, 6th, Jth Ribs the Buddhist students attacked from the Third Circuit, compris esque British brunette danced !H Many Pennsylvania farmers ing Penn.sylvania, New Jersey, from the seller. It has thus been comparable jobs In other indus A large family value lb. the rear of their column as it are trucking water for livestock a “Sword of Damocles” hang Into the early hours today to tries. JL ^ left the market. Still Countings Delaware and the Virgin Is and for winter wheat. Twenty- ing over the heads of owners celebrate her coronation as The hourly pay of the U nono- House races in Alaska, Mis lands. Miss World of 1964. THE COLONIAL HALL souri and New York decided The Buddhist 'oppose the ap seyen communities are using Once inside they saw how in of bars and restaurants. Tinv bite size tender cubes of 7 9 pointment of some technicians emergency water supplies. Offi She is Ann Sidney, 20, a hair (See Page Ten) — ROCKVH.LE — ' Roost pork In 350' oven...fat side up...do not cover. .. allow lb. leaving only New Hampshire mates are classified, trained ■stylist who.se measurements are STEWING BEEF .... lb. 85c contest in doubt'. . . . Civilian pi who served under President cials said the forest fire situa LBJ Enjoys and rehabilitated and how te.sts BINGO Available For 35 minutes per pound cooking time. Mother Charged < 36-24-36. She stands 5-foot-8 and tion is getting worse. Receptions, Weddlng^s, lot Lowell Thompson of Spo and mental interviews are giv weighs 132 pounds. EVERY FRIDAY 8 P.M. (See Page Eight) ‘V en. They ate lunch with a group TOLLAND (AP) — State Private Parties, kane, Wash., rescued from At "The girls were' wonderful. Soelal Events, etc. lantic after nearly 24 hours on Record Lead of inmates selected at random. Police said Mm. Barbara MAIN ST.. SOUTH COVENTRY Chameroy had legal custody of There was no bad feeling," said Call 875-9327 WE ARE FREEZER SPECIALISTS 1st 4 rib.s of this waste free, full raft. . . . John Shaughnessy of We had more volunteers green-eyed Ann. BuUetins of flavor, oven ready East Hartford re-elected presi than we needed for the 30 men i her two-year-old daughter, but O ver B ar ry to cat with the judges,” said Hhey charged her last, night She collected J7,000 in prize Check our price on any freezer Item. . . meat.•'': Johnson 42,374,405, Goldwater the finals. the Owasco was reported ligious freedom next week, To Mexican President Ana Marla Sofia, Yb. a model hurt. The Coast Guard said ' 4Sib Anniversary 45fh Anniversary-V - promulgation as decrees not ex 26,731,717. Much Below The Going Price The President has 61.1 per from Argentina, took second that the cutter was hit by pected before 1965. . . Gov. placK and $1,400. Then came 21-foot seas and by winds of, Rockefeller answers “It could cent of the presidential vote of JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)—President Johnson, U. S. NO. 1 69,306,122, including some 200,- Linda Lin, 22, Miss Free China, more thian 60 knots for two be” when asked If he will run CAMPBELL’S GREEN GIANT 000 votes cast for Democratic pledging to “ take up arms” with Mexico in fighting dis third, $7Cio; Maria Izabel de days. again but doesn't say if it will HAMS MAINE POTATOES electors in Alabama who were ease, poverty, hunger and. ignorance, pressed ahead to Avellar Elias,' Miss Brazil, be for governor or president. . . Whole or Half not pledged to Johnson. day with final talks with Mexico’s President-elect Gus fourth, $420; and Lyndal Cruick- PLANT TO CLOSE TOMATO SOUP 25 lb. bag 1.19 PEAS President Johnson proclaims With 270 needed to win, John shank, 21, Miss New Zealand NEW H AVEN (A P )— Thn Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Day and tavo Dia'z Ordaz. T $280. Sperry A Baniee Co. im- • r' son rolled up 486 electoral votes Diaz O'rdaz, him.self a land and joint cooperation to main PLUMP, NATIVE, 6-6'/, LB. AVG. urges all Americans to pray by carrying 44 states and the tain the principles that have The Miss World contest is one 'nouniMd today It wUl cloM V- "the'forces of evil, violence, in slide election victor who will be down Its New Haven meat • ; I Di.strict of Columbia. Goldwater Inspired our two peoples.” of three such events held each The Finest Seedless INDIAN RIVER difference, intolerance and in inaugurated dIc. 1 as the Mexi packing plant Feb. 19. The Lb. 59c • . 0 0 got 52 with six states. The principal reason for the ROASTING CHICKENS humanity may soon vanish.” can chief executive, wa.s wind (See Page Ten) 94-year-old company, a di M 5 c a n s 4 5 * ^ ^ cans When the .still uncounted ab ranch get-together between w PINK GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 39c Israeli air force planes smash ing up a 27-hour stay at the vision of Swift A Co., em sentee ballots and third party Jolinson Ranch. Johnson and Diaz Ordaz was Fancy, Sweet Life Frozen Cuh4^d A Syrian border positions, after a ployes 315 persons. R, L. (Limit 10 Cans) (Limit 10 Cans) votes are added about jk- month simply to become acquainted. Gollhofer, general noanager clash involving tanks and artil Diaz Ordaz was to return with from now, the official vote is Johnson acknowledged prob Moscow Fires of the company, saM the k BACON VEAL C:UTLETS • lery on the frontier, an Israeli his wife to Mexico City after expected to be close to 70 mil lems -- s u clr^ over Culxi — do plant was h ^ g . shut down • military spokesman announces. another formal session with exist between the United States lion compared with 68.8 million Johnson and a private luncheon. lieoauBe It was' uo tonger Lb. ^9c . . . Richard Cardinal Cushing and Mexico. Final K-Man 69c J • in 1060. The order of the day was not economical to operate it of Boston, says In an archdio But the percentage of those of "We are here to discuss • confined wholly to business, since the low level of Uve- cese weekly that he remembers voting age who cast presidential them,” he said. "And in the MOSCOW (AP) — The last of stock production In N e w Save 9c on COMSTOCK Save 24c on GIANT FAB .... 59e tiowever. There was the inevita days ahead we will resolv? the key Khrushchev men in So Our his friendship with the late ballots apparently will be less ble tour of the American Presi England has. nude it’ neces FANCY, SELECTED PRODUCE! Customers PIE M I X ...... 2 Ig. cans 4le 10-inch Pyrex President John F. Kennedy as than the 63.1 of four years ago. them in peace, with reason, viet publicity, the editor of the sary to bring livestock from dent’s 400 acres, with Johnson with justice to each other.” Communist party newspaper Really Save. 37c on STA FLOW • “ personal, not political; spiritu A preliminary study showed a.s the enthusiastic guide. great distances, resulting In FANCY, CALIFORNIA Go For Save 44c on PIE PLATE al, not material." that 60.8 per cent of Americans The President and Mrs. John Pravda, has teen fired. “ a competitive disadvantage These! SPRAY STARCH ___ Ig. can 39c of voting age voted this year. In welcoming Diaz Ordaz son welcomed Dlaa Ordaz and A spokesman for the news- which has beoome instenable NESCAFE ...... 10 oz. jar $1.39 The director of the nation’s Thursday afternoon, Johnson his wife with a Texas-style bar paper said today Alexei M. ICEBERG LEHUGE 2 for 35c manned space flight program The figure is based on th^ Cen In recent years.’* sus Bureau’s estimate that 114 said: "We are meeting here to becue. And it was there that Rumyantsev is Pravda’s editor. Ocean Fresh — I.ive — Maine 2 for 99c Scott says the United States Is dedi FIRM, RIPE. PKG. OF 4 Save 8c on BETTY CRO CKER million Ameritens were of vot talk together and to work to they publicly expressed their Until a day or so ago, the edi MORE CONFERENCES cated to becoming first In space gether, and to take up arms to CUTRITE WAX PAPER.. 2 for 49e ing age on electibn day. hopes for a close working rela tor had been Pavel . Satyukov, JOHNSONCl T Y , Tex. PIE CRUST . ...T. 20 oz. pkg. 37c SAVE 89c and that "it would be sheer gether against the anejient ene TOMATOES 2 for 39c But estimates of state officials tionship and amicable relations When Nikita Khrushchev was (A P )— President' Jtduison. LOBSTERS lb 89' folly to react to each new So mies of mankind — disease and CALO and other observers were that between their neighboring na ousted from his Jobs as party windhig up a meeting with REG. YALUE $1.88 viet manned flight by attempt poverty and hunger and igno first secretary and premier,^ on Save 8c on BEHY CROCKER ing to change our own pro only 88.9 million of the 114 mil tions. Mexico’s president-elect, sum DOG gr CAT FOOD.. 8 for $1.00 rance." Oct. 14, official Soviet sources BROW NIE M IX ... ^ Family size 39c gram" . . . What to do about lion were registered or other Johnson said his visitors moned two more OhMnet liyAMBOO PREMIUM ORAOKBM ...... full pouod Me “ make us very proud to be In said Satyukqv would be fired but the party lever In Conneetjeat wise qualified to vote. Diaz Ordaz responded by say memben to his ranch for. coo- ing: ‘,'1 am here to seal a friend our home and on our land.” the editocr returned froto a trip will be the questloh studied by There was a strbng Upsurge of ferenoea today. Called to tiM ship* with a warm haiidshake Diaz Ordaz seemed genuinely to Parts and scoffed at ^le re- a group of sta . r Ui* .■v:- k • I ; - " - - r