FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1 M | Avungo Daily Net Preae Ran The Woather iltat^irfisti^r lEWhinigi' F o r O w JR kkk Itaded r o n e u s t of U. B. W e u t h s r Oetsbsr tl, 1 M 4 ’workem to collect pledge card Knights eif'Oohimbua will Ladiea of S t James ' wUl m obMTvanee of tholr 4Sth which have been dietrlbUted and Sunny and mIM today, high sponsor at Eather and Son meet Sunday at 7:45 a.m. in •nnivonaiy, th« Polish Ameri retum them to the fund office. C»mmunk>n Breakfast Sunday. the lower, church to attend can Club will sponaor a ban- WOODLAND 14,101 near 60; M r , cool tonight, lew $8- Communion In a body at the [uet and dance tomorrow at United Fund Short The drive is scheduled to bo 40; sunny. m O d again tsMierrow, They will receive Communion cleaned up by the end of this k t the Audit high In 60s. O out O aart Cad«t Neil at the 7 a.m. Mass at St. James’ 8 a.m. Maas. Ths Maas la in :S0 p.m. at 106 ainton S t sf Ctrentaaou W li^ m oC Mr. end Mra. J. Church. After Mass, breakfast memory of deceased members WMik. DARDENS Manchtuter^A City of Village Charm jM k Wtoe of 1 mutop Dr., wm will be served at the K of C of the organisation. Loyal Circle of King’s By Third of Goal a member of the all-«nn*d Home, Main St. The St. Rev. Daughters will mset Monday MTVioe honor oordon for the M ^ . Bldward J. Reardon will Color Guard of ths VFW at 7:45 p.m. in the fellowship VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 33 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION—SUBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 (Classified Advertising on P a g e 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS state funeral of formef Presi be guest speaker. Tickets may will participate In the Veter room of Center Congregational The 1964-66 United Fund hasf Robert Fuller, general chair achieved two-thirds of its goal man of the fund drive, noted this dent Herbert <1 Hoover. be obtained at the K of C. ans Day Parade Sunday In Church. Hostesses will be Mrs. G e o r ^ K . _ _ « Home. Rockville. Members may con David Muldoon and Mrs. Mar A total of 176,740.54 of the fund’s week that' many townspeople Coast Ouard l>t (J.g.) Har tact Commander Edwards for garet Kottke. anticipated $115,000 has been may sUIl not have been con Converse vey L. Wahnqulst Jr., son of Geoffrey S. Morris, son of further details. celved. The Initial Gifts division, tacted by fund canvassers. SHOP Policy Review Expected Mr. and Mra Harvey U Wahn- Mrs. Lillian E. Morris of 58 Steamers, cherrystone clams charged with bringing in $80,000 "We urge those people who PAINTING AND qutat of 270 Autumn St. is par Hilltop Dr.; Louis A. Melesko, Peter J. McCarUn, eon of and clam chowder will be served of the total, haa eb far rung up have not t^an contacted to send DECORATING Rusk Opens Meetings ticipating In Operation Deep- son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Mrs. Ceclfe McCartan, 253 tonight from 7 to 9 at the Elks $68,801. » • their contributions to the Unit HERE freeae while s e n ^ aboard the Melesko of 224 E. Middle Tpke., School S t, recently completed Club, Bissell St. Members, their Leading the other divisions is ed Fund office, 71A E. Center .PHONE 948-2804 FOR Coast Guard Icebreaker East- and Patrirk C. Cawley, son of basic training at the Naval wives and guests are welcome. the industrial employes drive, St., or to can the office to ar Call Evenings — 6 to 9 wind, In Antarctica. This oper Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Caw Training Center, Great Lakes, which has now tallied $8,964.45. range to contribute.” The resldenUal drive has Fuller also asked campaign Taylor Due ation supports the Antarctic ley of 117 Cooper St., have be HI. Mothers Ohib of Center Con gregational Church will meet brought In $5,067, and the busi Research Progrram which is un gun basic training at the Naval ness employes drive $125. ChrysantlMmaHi On Alliance Future Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the home der the National Research Pro Training Center, Great Lakes, Robert D. Fregin, son of Mr. Town employes have contribu gram. ni. and Mrs. Robert Fregin, 116 N. Of Mrs. Jon Marx, 67 Schaller Rd. A home decoraUng tour on ted $4,232.75 and board of edu WASHINGTON (A P )— '^■>P*’hne Minister Harold Wilson ls<^Oermany from partnership with School St.; Victor L. Losler, eon expected to come to Washington Rotarian Harry Maldment, 09 Members of the Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Lo film will be the feature of the cation employes have so far giv CUT FLOWERS From Saigon Secretary of State Dean France and he is stepping up meeting. en $3,847. for talks with President Johnson pressure lor reshaping NA'TO. Robert Rd., will show slides and Auxiliary of Children’s Services zier, 4614 Summer St.; Richard Rusk today begin discus on allied nuclear policy. speak of his trip to the Hawai will sponsor a workshop Mon A. Sobielo, son of Mr. and Mrs. The United Fund Is collecting AH Colare sions with European for Recently he sent two of his ian Islands at TOesday’s meet day from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Albert C. Sobielo, 226 School St.; this year for 11 town service WASHINGTON (AP)—Ambassador Maxwell D. Nuclear weapons manage top aides. Premier Georges ing of the Manchester RoUry home of Mrs. Robert C. Denni and Forest R. Williams, son of agencies, which otherwise must eign policy chiefs to find ment and control Is at the heart Pompidou and Foreign Minister Grange Confers mount their own fund drives. ONLY Taylor probably will return from Saigon in a week or of the crisis facing the North Maurice Couve de Murville, into Club at «:80 p.m. at the Coun son, 704 Spring St. They will Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N. Wil LET’S HAVE A PARTY! out if there still is a chance try Club. Maldment and his wife decorate cookie containers for Hams, 42 Amott Rd.; recently so for consultations on South Viet Nam with President of salvaging the late Presi Atlantic Treaty Cffganization. the frontline. They blasted tha have Just returned from a the forthcoming annual Christ completed basic training at Degrees on 14 Royals Fine Cott’s (contents only) Johnson and top advisers. State Department yofficials The diplomatic traffic will not U.S.-proposed Multilateral Nu Be modern with ICE CREAM OINOERALE and dent John F, Kennedy’s be one-way entirely. clear Fleet and hinted that month’s visit to the Islands. mas Cookie Tea. Naval Training Center, Great CLUB SODA said today. • Lakes, III. Fourteen new members of 79o ■/, OmI. ment headed by Premier Tran grand design of a trans- George W. Ball, Ru.sk’s depu France might turn Us back on 5 bots. $1.00 $ A broad review of the Unifed Atlantic partnership. ty at the State Department, will NATO if Washington insists on Brian E. Seifert, son of Mrs. Manchester Grange received the A Real Special! Van Huong. U.S. officials are Anne Seifert of 131 Deepwood Manchester Rod and Gun third and fourth degrees A Good Buy! States’ Southeast Asia policy is reluctant to say how seriously Rusk is scheduled to meet meet with Schroeder in Berlin creating the controversial being undertaken in the wake of with Jo.seph M. A. H. Luns. the •Thunsday and with German mixed- manned force. Dr., will be inducted into Epsi Club will sponsor Ladies Night Wednesday at a meeting at YELLOW I Indian River the election. No lessening of the they consider the opposition to lon Alpha Zeta, an honorary tomorrow at the oiub, Daley Orange Hall. A Harvest Supper CUKES SQUASH I GRAPEFRUIT 1.79 the Infant civilian government, foreign minister of the Nether Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in U.S. officials .said the United WANTED strong support being given the Bonn Nov. 16. business fraternity at the Uni Rd., Coventry. CockUils wiU was held before the meeting. S for 25e 2 lbs. 35o 6 for 49c formed only last Wed*- ssday. lands. Monday, he will confer States is determined to go be served at 6:30 p.m. with I Gtnoraut Bunch South Viet Nam government in with Foreign Minl.ster Paul- The primary object of all ahead with this plan and that CUBAN LATE MODEL versity of Hartford, Tuesday at Mrs. Gustaf Anderson re its fight to overcome the Com The next few days may tell the 6:30 p.m. at the Stone Haven dinner catered by Garden ceived a gold star National story, they said. Henri Spaak of Belgium and these se.ssions is to find a way to the angry accusations In Paris .Restaurant, Farmington. Mem Grove Caterers at 7. There will munist Viet Cong is expected. If Friday, faced with the pros Nov. 22 with Gerhard Schroe- shore up the Atlantic communi did not affect Washington'9 t' r i - USED C A R S Grange lecturer’A award and • FRESH FROM THE COOLERS! • th^re is any change in U.S. der, the foreign minister of ty, how showing signs of dLsin- position in this re.spect. r-. bership in EAZ is based on per be dancing to a live orchestra. State Grange honor subordinate PLANT policy, experts said, it more pect of hostile demonstratlona TOP PRICES PAID sonal character and scholastic McIntosh, Cortlands, Northern Spies, Red Delicious, Golden by student and religious faC We.st Germany. tegration. Authoritative Washington lecturer’s award. Manchester likely will be in the direction of Other meetings will be held aptitude. Hi - League of Emanuel Luth' Grange received, an honor Delicious, Baldwins and Wlnesaps. Also Bose Pears increased support. tions, Huong conferred yw ith! A sudden and vehement sources acknowledged that tha FOR AU MAKES eran Church will meet Sunday Taylor and then took.^o the early in December when a num French offensive is the major, double- barreled attack in Paris Grange award last month at the The question of possible ex Manchester Memorial Hos at 1 p.m. at the church. They annual Connecticut State BUY 1 or 101 OF ANY ITEM YOU WANT! radio to appeal to the people "to ber of European foreign minis though not the only rea.son for represents an unexpected and pital Auxiliary executive board have been invited by Christ the tension of the war to the north help us restore authority and ters are expected in the United this feverish diplomatic activi unexplained change in tha Garter Chevrolet Grange session in Hartford. ■k GROCERIES s COLD CUTS s DAIRY ’n PASTRY k remains unanswered at present, States for the convening of the will meet Monday at 1 p.m. in King League of Windsor to par National Grange membem discipline in building up the ty. according to U.S. officials. French position. the hospital board room. ticipate In a Hobo Hike. they said. country against Communism.” U.N. General Assembly. Charles de Gaulle, the French Although France has said and others interested in taking In January, according to re- Co., Ine. the seventh degree were re 276 OAKLAND ST. Taylor, who resigned as Thus far, the United States president, .suspects the United Itt9 Main SL—di9-62S8 chairman of the Joint Chiefs of has not iriade its position clearly Two giant rockets are hauled along in Ked bquare as Kus.sian armed might ports from London, British Statgs la trying to woo West (.See Page Two) minded that it will be conferred 643-6384 Staff last July to accept the known other than to express Nov. 13 and 14 at Atlantic BANTLY OIL CO. Saigon post, was expected home support for the civilian govern is put on display in parade celebrating 47th anniversaiy of the Bolshevik City, N. j ! FUEL OIL OpenPERO .6 A.M..to,i P.M. W e^days • 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays NOW—! for a- visit about Oiristmas. He ment as a step in the right di- Revolution. (AP Photofax.) 331 Main Street last met with top officials two rectloil'. RUMMAGE SALE Phone 649-4596 months ago, returning to Saigon The military situation will be Events Missionary Document In mid-September in the midst thoroughly examined when 45 YEARS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7Hi DAFFODIL 0f an abortive military coup. Taylor meets with the Presi IN 46 YEARS there have LEE’S nORIST Since then, the South Viet dent, Secretary of State DeaiT Russians Show New Rockets In State been many changes here at aid eiFT SHOP Nam government has been Rusk, Secretary of Defense Under Massive Attack the comer of Main and Mid 8:30 to 11^30 A.M. SPECIAL reshuffled, with civilians taking Robert S. McNamara and the dle Turnpike . • . and in the at. 44A. Bolton-—648-8089 oyer the top posts but former Joint Chiefs of Staff. food business . . . SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH • FES, WE DELIVER • Rtg. $1.49 daz. remier Nguyen Khanh control- The surprise Viet Cong mor In Big Anniversary Parade GOP Leaders VATICAN CITY (AP)—A document on missionary Self-service Sng the armed forces as com tar attack oo U.S. bombers at activity came under massive attack today at the Vati Check-outs 385 North Main Straat Flowers for all oocaaions; NOW mander in chief. the Bien Hoa Air Base; 12 miles can Ecumenical Council. Spokesmen for hundreds of Pre-packaging Weddings, Funerals, Cut OpposiUon is growing in South north of Saigon; last Sunday MOSCOW (AP) __ TheT®^*'*"*^^*"**’*' ^ USSR'S(»> First, he paid homage to Jo Seek Unity Parking Lota Flowers and Corsages . . . Viet Nam to Uie new govern was not taken lightly here. , ' ' military might, Jforam AAequipping ■ « ■ %« at .,AsephaV« OI StalinaIIa a at4 41^ the A A1 simple A1 A grave Roman Catholic bishops denounced the document as Sponsertd by Mu Sigma Chi Youth Group Soviet Union paraded huge the army and the navy with the to which he was shifted in 1961 HARTFORD (AP) — weak, inadequate and unacceptable. One bishop declared With all tjie changes, w4 have new rockets through Red most modern means of war during Nikita Khrushchev’s de- worked to keep Plnehurst a Connecticut Republican it needed “fire, a great spirit of zeal.” Square today under the fare.” Stallnization campaign. leaders have embarked on It was one of the most wlde- warm, friendly food center Brezhnev shared the spotliglit A short time later Chou with spread attacks on a single coun and to remember that the eye s of the world’s top a series of meetings in an Some of the prelates who Space Flops Equal communist leaders here to atop Lenin's marble tomb with held applause during a speech cil document .since the world customer is a person . . . not ' Chou, whose,.visit indicated Joint in which Brezhnev called for "a attempt to put their party wide assembly of Roman Catho spoke today made it clear they a number. 99 celebrate the Bolshevik Sovlet-Chinese attempts to ease new international meeting of the back together. lic prelatea opened in October wanted a broader revision than their intramural struggle for the Pope vparently had In We give you "red carpet’’ Revolution’s 47th anniver fraternal parties.” stale Republican Chairman A. 1962. Aim SpeciM Tulips, Between U.S.. Reds primacy in the Communist Peking radio, in a broadcast Searle Pinney said yesterday the Nqt a single one of the 17 mind. They said an entirely new treatment in every way . . . sary. movement. document should be drafted. put your heavy groceries in Hyacinths, Crocus, The Soviet military trundled Just prior to the Kremlin.meet meetings “would ultimately lead council fathers who spoke today NarcisHUH, Double, Par five new types of rockets out of Chou and the rest of his Pek ing, called for Red unity against to steps to get the party back in In St. Peter'g defended the text. Joseph Cardinal Frings of double bags . . . pack perish HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)—Russian and United States ing delegation have rpade it Cologne, Germany, said the ables in separate bags to rot, Breeder 'Tulips, etc. its secret armories • one of "imperialism headed by the operation.” All asked for dra.stlc revision. space failures have been about equal since Sputnik I, them the biggest ever shown clear, however, that past trou United States.” "I am moving as fast as I pos The attack came a day after topic “should be formulated in a m ^ e home im-packlng esuty WHYtk WAIT? bles are not forgotten and that Planking Brezhnev and Chou new, enlarged schema,” accord- . . can^r your bags to your an expert on the Russian space program says. publicly in th* Soviet Union. sibly can,” Pinney said. Pope Paul \1 himself opened the Chinese will letUe for no today were leaders from the The Republicans carried 11 out delMts______on____ the council’s______schema ing to council spokesmen who car . . . Charle* 8. Sheldon, staffs A. televiaton commentator less than a militant attitude member of the National Aero called the huge weapon a rest of the Communist camp. of 169 towns in th« presidential on missionary activity and said i briefed newsmen on the close YOUR '65 C A R IS HERE GhrysanthBmums ings and the Russians didn’t tell toward the United States and For reasons not immediately voting Tuesday. there was much In it to praise. ■ session. Self-service groceries and nautics and Space Council, about the failures. "younger sister’” of the rocket vegetables, but a survey in power plant that hurled the first the reel of the Western world. apparent to Western observers, The first. meeUng was held But he too said there was ”ne- The schema, in Its present Waahington, D.C., bases this on According to the InformaUon . - ^ Chou backhanded his Soviet dicates customers prefer Huge Howers, All hla compilation of U.S. and Poland’s Communist boss. Wla- Thursday afternoon and night In ceaslty for further improve form, consists of a series of he was able to compita. -the-J13- -on two oocaataiw FVidayy -dyslnw Gomulka, was accorded the Hartford officea of John Al- ment” In the document, though propositions. It was boiled down service meats, so that’s what Over 75 Brand New Cars To Choose From Runtan space auccessds' and had fired 292 launch vehlblesl'®^ momn. casting a chill on the proceed you get at Plnehurst. Colors, Potted failures since 1969. But the appearance of the a special place of honor. sop, unsuccessful (30P guberna be exiMCted it to be "easily’’ from a detailed schema in iM since 1967 and 192 were succeiw- ings that matched the 29-degree torial candidate in 1962. approved. attempt to speed council work. Please Join lu in our 46th He admitted the comjparison ful. The Russians in the same world's Communist leaders .Weather In Moscow. Anniversary Celebration the had to be made from Russian together atop Lenin's Red (See Page Five) Alsop said it was a gathering But today’s speeches indi Reg. $2.95 period announced they fired 81 of “a lot of fine Republican peo next two weeks. HIGH TRADES— LOW PRICES! announcements on rocket • flr- with 79 successes. Square tomb tailed to dispel the cated strong sentiment to re Walter P. Gorman shadow cast by the ideological ple.” About 26 to 30 attended, he store something of its original ONLY Despite the big difference in said, but he declined to identify Edmund J. Gorman COME SEE — COME DRIVE ~ COME BUY! his percentages, Sheldon said dispute with Peking. form. W- f \ Presiding over ths festivities Seven - Time Loser Scores any of them. Barry Urges Much of the criticism ceune U.S. officials, although they Pinney reported that the ses i Shop Pinohurst tonight 5 6 -K PUNTSTONE Asked to Stay, refused to reveal their sources, marking ^ e Bolshevik Revolu from missionary bishops, who 10-INCH TRICYCIC WITH tion was the Kremlin’s new sion was attended by several have let It be known privately Saturday have said Russian failures Republican leaders, from till Nina BOULDERS DEVELOP THEIR equaled those of the United Communist party chief, Leonid First Election Victory GOP R etain that they felt the council was 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. 202 2-DOOR SEDAN ZA-ZOOJH* MOTOR $ Dillon Delays Brezhnev, surrounded by top throughout the state but that the paying Insufficient attention PAGtf TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 PAGE TH REi' I TRAGEDY AGAIN Town Youth Tolland County Church Women Hear Talk Sheinwold on Bridge Mrs. Hurvntz KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — DON’T OIVB UP GAME 4 Brighter Side Tragedy struck the family of FALL TREE CARE Superior Court WITHOUT A STRUGGLE North dealer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grlsafe Fri By Minister from Kenya North-South vulaeraMa Meets Board day, the second time this year. Scores Hit By ALFRED SHEINWOLD N oin n i Now is the time to remove dead and unwanted National Men’s Team Cabmplon Of the -News Their 6-year-6Id son, Joseph 4 KQ Mrs. Louis 8. Hurwlts, the re- Patrick, died after heart sur trees. Fall is also the time to prune out the dead- Divorces granted yesterday only for two years. He Wh*n you've won several mb- In Comedy at Tolland County Superior Tht R4v. Hesron Rachier of^stay bera In row, your opponents cecently appointed director of gery at the University of Kan< wood from your trees and apply a tree food to in closed his siieech by saying that a O AKJ Court In Pockvllle'; tha Anglican Church of Kenya tend to be depressed. Keep play SOGGY FIGHT Manchester Homemaker Serv sas Medic’al Onter. sure good growth for next year. For complete tree God will bless the women of dk KQ107C ^market. Emily Edwards, 298 Parker was the main speaker yester ing and make the most o l your LOS ANGELES (AP) — “ Get ice, Inc., was formally intro April 18, their 17-year-old son, By PHINEAS PISKK America for giving so much to m r KA0T Unlike frontier days when service— CALL 643-7695. St., Manchester, from Geoige day at World Community Day psychological advantage. When I097S4 A A632 off the fence or you’ll get wet,” duced Thursday to the execuUve Salvatore Joseph, was shot Any play with a title aa out- which was held at Cominunlty his people. herds were driven hundreds of board of the agency at a lunch fatally while attempting to pre <5. Edwards, Manchester, on you’ve lost several rubbers In a $ K3 ^ » « 5 Mre. Beverly Ansley told her miles, Benton had only Baptist Church. About 95 wom The articles prepared by the eon meeting in the recreation vent a holdup. The Junior rapeoua as “ Oh Dad. Poor DaC grounds of cruelty. row, you may be the depressed 0 1064 0 9I7J neighbor’s children aa she wa miles to go to dell'vsr his ani CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. en attended the event whicjj_ women of Manchester churches room at 176 E. Center St. Chamber of Commerce has Mama’s Hunf: You in the Closet Carol A. Weltlauf, Wether- one. Mop playing aa soon as you A A 9 2 tered her lawn. mals to ths Laughery Bros, ell St., Manchester, from James was sponsored by the Manches-' were presented at the time of conveniently can. Her neighbor, Mrs. Gloria She gave a resume of her ac- established a $5,(X» .college Licensed and Insured T^ee Experts and I’m Feeling So Sad,” has auction hers. They will be sold scholarship fund in Salvatore C. Weitlauf, U.S. Navy sta ter Council of Church Women. the offering and amounted to North dealer A l « Welch, 25, heard the remark ti'viUes since Oct. 1. Before as no choice but to be outrag'eous- Monday. Qrisafe’s name. tioned at New London, on The Rev. Mr. Rachier Is a 144 school bags, 25 layettes and North-South vulnerable ^ An07< and told her kids: "Get back on suming her new position, she 6 African boy and girl outfits. Benton said he saved $110 in visited Homemaker Services at ly funny. grounds of cruelty. Mrs. Weit student at the African Senior Opening lead—Five of Spades 0 Q 3 2 that fence.” The offering collection amount trucking fees. He had a dozen New Britain and Hartford to The play being performed lauf wao granted’ a change of (Pastor's Institute of Hartford East had lost five rubbers in A )I4 Police officer Don Satterlee volunteer helpers, only two on through Nov. 14 by UConn’s name to Carol Amy Harding, ed to and will bm efit a a , row before playing today's WiA interviewed the women an hour obtain a broader knowledge of Seminary Foundation. His topic commission on education ap Pass 1 9 horses. Ths rest used cars, trac the agency's goal. Department of the Theater. a>ic- Albert P. Rossmeisl. Egypt hand, and was sure that noth later Friday and pieced togeth tors and trucks. Rd.. Ellington, from Shirley was baa^ on this year's theme, pointed by the AH African ing good could possibly happen. Pais 3 The Manchester Homemaker ceeds admirably in living up to “ Nations in Community, a er this account; the tradition set by Its title. Rossmeisl of Spring^fleld, Mass., Council of Churches. The pur He won the first trick with the All Past The children climbed back on Service, Inc. has 14 women who Channel to Peace.” Included in TALK, NO MONEY are qualified to assist residents “Oh Dad, Poor. Dad,” for those on grounds of cruelty. Mr.s. pose of this council is to devel ace of spades and despairingly the fence and got wet. Rossmeisl was granted custody his speech wwe the educational op an education program in A f returned a spade to dummy’s but Weat etepe Up with the king LOS ANGELES (AP) — Some of Manchester in time of emer who don’t know it. is by a customs of his country. Origi Mrs. Welch scrambled on top bank robber. young dramatist named Arthur of two children and awarded rican churches. king. of hearts and returns a third of the fence and said “ Don’t gency or stress. The course they SUNDAE nally, he said, the daughters of If the guy hadn’t shot off his took was outlined by the Con D. Kopit, and exists on two ten dollars a week for the sup The offering wdll also benefit Declarer had no problems. He club for East to ruff. The ruff squirt kids, squirt me. I can port of each child. Kenya were not educated so the work of a staff woman, ap lost the trump finesse but then defeats the contract. mouth he might have got some necticut State Department of levels. defend myself.” thing, police said Friday, but Raymond E. Campbell. ”82 that the men were far ahead in pointed by the All African had an easy time drawing the It is true that East can de Health. First It is a comedy abo\it a Mrs. Ansley watered Mrs. Instead he got what he deserved Five training sessions have Elm St., Rockville, from Mar education. Finally, the people Council df Churches, who will rest of the trumps. He gave up feat the contract only if West Welch. Mrs. Welch jumped possessive mother who keeps — nothing. been held. Some of the guest carnivorous house plants and a jorie T. Campbell. I l l High realized the advantages of hav work with women’s groups in 'one' club trick, and East had has two of the missing three down Into Mrs. Ansley’s yard St., Rockville, on grounds of ing their women educated so Africa to improve conditions another rubber to moan about. high cards and if South has The man walked into a Bank speakers for the sessions were SUPREME cat-eat{ng pyranhn fish, her and with her fists gave Mrs. cruelty. now they are educatibnally and to Increase their participa East can defeat the contract three clubs. This Is a lot to ex of America branch and told Mrs. Anthony C. Radich, home book-loving son who she never Ansley a swollen right eye, teller Norma Jean Rice : “ Hand management consultant of the permits outside, and a young eqjjat. He also said that not tion in the building of their if he is alert Instead of de pect, and East should have more bruised left cheek and a bluish fear than hope as he returns a me everything you’ve got.” Connecticut State Department of girl who would steal the son everyone can have an education newly independent countries. pressed. A glance at the dum knot on her forehead. clubs and returns the suit, hop- “ You’re kidding,” she retort Health; Mrs. Marie Helmboldt, from the mother. Atheneum Plans because of the shortage of Mrs. Thomas Spano of Com my makes It clear that his side Mrs. Welch was unhurt. No munity Baptist Church was the can get only one spade trick and it costs East nothing to make ed. home management consultant But it Is also an allegory schools. Their system works in arrests were made. He repeated the demand, the reverse of ours. In Kenya, chairman for the day. Others no diamond trick. Three addi the attempt. for the University of Connecticut about the predicament 'o f all Members Drive adding, “ Don’t push the but Extension Service; Miss Marga IT’S THE GREATEST! Delicious Shady the parents have to finance the taking part were Mrs. Nicholas tional tricks are needed to de Nobody wins either a medal young men in all woman-cen or a rubber for giving up with MESSAGE WORKS ton.” ret Parker, Northeast district Glen REAL pumpkin Ice Cream, covered tered households where “Poor education through high school Derewiankii and Mrs. Everett feat the contract, and they must GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — A Mrs. Joseph E. Rosenfeld, out a struggle. "I don’t have one,” she said. director of Children’s Services Dad” has been "hung In the Van Dyne, readers Mrs. John be found in hearts and clubs. Gillette area rancher doesn’t with tasty Butterscotch sauce, topped with Maple St., Ellington, has been but the government pays col McClain, soloist; Mrs. Stuart “Yes you do.” of Connecticut; Walter Jackson, closet.” Optimism Required have any problems with hunters whipped cream, a sprinkling of nuts'and a named Manchester Area Com- lege expenses. Ferguson, organist; and Mrs. "No I don’t.” case work supervisor of the The Rev. Mr. Rachier also East should reason that West leaving gates open on his prop What makes it good comedy, j munity Leader for the 1964-65 William Ollroy, Mrs. EMward may have a high heart and the CappelletU was do'wn field on Manchester Branch of the Con cherry. It’s Pumpkin Pie good! spoke of the help his country erty. 7 however, is that "Oh Dad" does I annual membership drive o ^ h e Werner, Mrs. Ormand West ace of clubs or conceivably the the play preceding Friday necticut State Welfare Depart not depend upon the allegory at Wadsworth Atheneum. m has received from the people Posted on one of the gates is night’s boot and looked up at the ment; Mrs. Robert Uppling, di and Mrs. Carlton Woodhouse, ace-king of hearts without a this sign: the expense oi the action. She is being a-ssisted by Mrs. of the Untied States, particu ushers. Mrs. Harry Baskind MAIN ST EAST MAPT'dRl- u'H clock as Babe Parilli, failing to rector of cafeterias for Man high club. West cannot have all “ Hunters: Please close this It is a well-paced and solidly I Robert McHutchinson, Tolland. larly the Peace Corps. His only was in charge or the coffee three of the missing high cards AIR CONOlTiUNfl) A: '-»• t. k . find a receiver for a desperation chester school systems. MAHRC Donates to Library staged production that makes , and Mrs. Sanford Plepler, regret is that the members can hour. gate behind you. The last man heave, ran the ball into Houston Also, Mrs. Marshall Finley, a in view of South’s bidding. Sinqe Aduli. Entertainment who didn’t is 10 paces to your excellent use of each comic pos j Weaver Rd., Manchester. Other two tricks will not defeat the territory and Jumped out of registered nurse with the Man Two Top Comedlee- left.” sibility—particularly when Alan I Atheneum membership repre- | contract, East must try for a boimds to halt the clock. chester Public Health Nurses As Gregory, as the son, and Patri sentatives in Manchester are ; have been slowed, but it has not Sophia Loren Ten paces to the left of the '"Yes you do.” sociation; Mrs. George Marlow, Donald Woods, special educa-.^tion. is being contributed to the Andover been aoivsd. club ruff. gate is a mound of dirt with a cia Kahn, as the young girl, are Mrs. Harry Eich, .Mrs, Philip i In short. East must optimis hlaroello Mastriano “ No I don’t.” a social worker; Mrs. Janet tion teacher at Bennet Junior library for public u.se by Man at work. Baustein. Mrs. Ray Seller, Mrs. There- have been some major “YESTERDAY, TODAY headstone. “ You’ve already pushed it,” Post, another registered nurse policy dlsagreementa between tically return a club at the.sec High School, is presenting to che.ster Association for the TRY ONE! Gregory, whose family lives Merrill Rubinow, Mrs. L'e o ond trick. West takes the ace of and TOMORROW” he snapped. with MPHNA, and Mrs. Charles Help of Retarded Children Dillon and Ileller; although this MODERN ‘RAWHIDE’ Miss Anna French, head of the at 550 Spring St., and Mrs. Kahn, Charendoff. Mrs, Alan Kemp Women Set clubs and returns the suit.hop- 6:05-9:55 A moment passed. E. Ubert, physical therapist and Through these books. MAHRC make fine u.se of their comic apparently will have little bear GUTHRIE CENTER, Iowa "Well, I can’t wait any long Manchester Public Libraries, You’ll be “Supremely” . and Mrs. Howard W. Vibbert. i ing that East can ruff at once. plus Dean Martin in president of the Manchester hopes to continue their promo You Can T a ^ The Quality lines, taking advantage of humor ing on DHIon's decision, espe (AP) —A cattle drive — 1964 er,” he griunbled and trudged Homemaker Service, Inc. a t)ook entitled “ Helping the surprised and satis In Rockville, the mu.seum vol- Declarer tries to draw trumps “WHO’S BEEN SLEEPING tion of public understanding of both written by the author and Last Party cially since Heller finitely style — snarled traffic on Iowa out emptyhanded. Brain Injured Child.” This fied ! unleer.s are Mrs. Henry Abuza, plans to resign. Heller usually is quickly by taking the ace of IN MY BED?” the problems and needs of the Implied by Inflections. Mrs. .lames O. Brun, Mrs. Rob hearts and returning a trump. Highway 25 Friday, caused Miss Rice told police she did book, ,^ne of many dealing with mentally retih-ded. Routes 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. given credit for proposing the 4:15-8:05 some excitement, but got farm have an alarm, but froze and Arlene Mirsky, who plays Ma ert Glenister and Mrs. Francis Mrs. Marjorie Solomonson, income tax cut as a means of Events the subject of mental retarda- ( (Herald photo by Pinto.) dame Rosepettle. the mother, H. Burke. Other volunteers are er Virgil Benton’s 400 yearling couldn’t push It. The man es chairman of th4 ways and bolstering the economy; the SUNDAY angus and herelords safely to caped before police arrived. seems at times to be delivering Mrs. Harry Hammer and Mrs. means committee of the ladles treasury is given a major share Great All-Family Showl her lines from too far down in Paul Anderson, both of Vernon; auxiliary of the Andover Fire of the credit for pushing It In Nation Powell said “ the term civil her throat, bui has a sure sen.se Mrs. Charles Swallow and Mrs. ^HalV Now National Landmark jiliius 'x'unigii- , i.'t i ol >r Sidney PolHer rights movement should be Department, has announced through Congress. Cont. of the stage and conveys the fe C. H. Delaney, both of Elling Conductor Leopold Stokow.ski, left, and Interior that the group will hold the last Best Actor Award Public Asked dropped” and said the outpour From “LILIES OF THE FIELD” Open Forum WASiDNGTON (AP) — A male rapacity required for the ton: and Mrs. Donald DuTican Secretary Stewart Udall po.se at the rostrum of in a series of tea and card par ing of Negro votes for President part. 6:80 report by the JEhiblic Health I*VV and Mrs. John Tweet, both of ties Tuesday evening at 8 in 2:00-5:55-9:46 Johnson was "strictly the result Both the direction, by Walter Carnegie' Hall after ceremonies in which the fa To Help Note Service says that on the whole Tolland. the Town Hall. Women Set Talk plus John Wayne of Negro political ledaership” f - Adelsperger. and the stage, by These area representatives mous concert hall was officially designated a na Im iitW i Maureen O’Hara •Should Be Ashamed’ Americans were healthier dur not civil rights letters. Jerry N. Rojo, are noteworthy, Many types of card gtunes WtiiiWmllA _ To the Editor. Veterans Day ing the year ending in June 1964 will join more than 400 volun tional historic landmark. (AP Photofa.x.) will be played. For non-caVd On Stewardship “McLlNTOCK” (In Color) each taking gcxid advantage of teers who will be enrolling new pius ” rur 'xiiose Who Whoever wrote the editorial than during the previous 12 players there will be a gab 3:45-7:35 the pp.ssibilltie.s in the other. members throughout the great Think Young” about the election that appeared months. ■.'5 table. The public Is welcome, A special committee, headed Particularly praiseworthy are er Hartford area in the art mu- | Miss Evallns Pentland will SUNDAY ONl.Y in the Nov. 4th edition of the The service’s National Center Council Tries the requested donation will be by Anthony O’Bright, past com the set, which pivots in the seum. The goal is to bring mem- ' speak Monday after a busineas 3 Ail Color Hitt Herald should be absolutely for Health Statistics reported Rusk Begins European Talks nominal, refreshments will be mander of the American Le second act to reveal a second bership over the 3,200 mark, i j meeting at 7:30 p.m. of the From 6:30 ashamed. Friday a lower rate of colds and ' served, and door prizes award Women of St. Mary’s Episcopal gion, today in-vljed residents to Quicker Pace ■ and unsuspected scene, and the There are now ‘2,600 members. ^ gs you’ll lit Iwing doui I am positive that the 25 mil flu during the pieriod but added: ed. Church at Neill Hall. Her sub STATE participate in the annual Vet 'A rise in incidence of injuries direction which takes full dra The membership program of To Save Atlantic Alliance lion people of this nation who erans Day celebration Wednes matic advantage of the shift. All hostesses of the teas held ject will be "Stewardship.” A Starts and common childhood diseases the museum offers a full, an Tom orrow voted for Goldwater certainly day. VATICAN CITY (AP) — De The play is opened crisply by so fsr have been requested by color film, “Rebirth of the a S o M M l l i M were not un-American, nor risk tended to cancel out a large termined to get as much work nual program of events includ Church,” will also be shown. The parade will start at 10:30 a corps of brisk bellboys—the ing illustrated art appreciation (Continued from Page One) -no immediate danger of France Mrs. Solomonson to turn in the ing their nation as your editorial part of the decline for these done as possible before recess, The film shows events that Plus tiumu a.m., from Manchester H i^ scene is a hotel in some Carib courses, art lectures, exhibition ; leaving NATO. proceeds from such parties Implied. It is unbelievable to me respiratory illnesses. And there the Vatican Ecumenical Council N when they come to the tea on took place at a triennial meet Hit School and ehd at Manchester was a rise in pneumonia and bean island city. Others in the previews, children's and adult's from the out.sot it is not interest The United States, they .said, that such great Americans as turned today to a weekend ses ing of the Angelican Congress No. 2 , Memorial Hospital where cere cast include John Ferola as a art cla.s.ses, special film pro ed in participating in the mul j is always ready to talk with Tuesday. Nixon, Eisenhower, Margaret some other respiratory ail sion. in Toronto, Canada, last sum- hther ments.” rich commodore, B. J. Reid and grams and a wide range of so-1 tilateral force, no objections I France and with all members of Dad* Banquet Canceled and “ A^.ainoie Bush” wewaet Chase Smith, Scranton and monies will begin at 11. March*. With only 10 more working Gladys W olf as Venus flytrap were expected from De Gaulle I the defense organization about The annual Fathers Banquet , mer. The Rev. John Hughes will others would back Barry Gold- ers will include veterans of It said “ the American people, dais. I speak about the film. . Mtl.» days left before the council plants, and David V. Rowland In addition, members receive to creation of the fleet and to , NATO's .structure. “of- the Mothers Club, scheduled water if he were such a risk to both world wars and the Kore exclusive of the armed forces recesses on Nov. 21, this session Refreshments will be served and inmates of institutions, aa "Poor Dad.” The "rose colored discounts on Wadsworth Alhe- participation by other allies. I Tile fleet, tliey .said, is an to take place tonight, has been East Windsor At 2:10-5:30^:o6 this beloved America of ours. an conflict, their colors, the has yet to produce a finished set is lit by Edward L. Madden. Pompidou Thursday charged effort to being about greater canceled. The affair will not after the program. high school band, -and parUci- experienced an estimated 387 neum Christmas Cards and on DRIVE-IN ROUU 5 Furthermore, I cannot believe document for promulgation. The show is performed in the that the fleet is in fact a cam participation of NATO's non- be held this year. Fathers On The Same Show either party would ever run a patlng dignitaries. Edson ‘ M. million acute illnesses and inju Council circles predict that subscriptions to art and antique ries requiring either medical (J small auditorium of the Harriet magazines. Detailed jnforma-v ouflage for a German-American i nuclear members in the man might' take solace from the The Savage Story of "The man who would wreck the Bailey of the University of the schema on the nature of the Jorgensen Theater at UConn. alliance and predicted that the Plant Leaves Kill Coyntoro" . .the un attention or restriction of daily tion on membership in the mu agement of nuclear power. Un title of the current play now at tamed devils nation. In fact, with our system Hwtford will make the main Church and the document on fleet will become a "destructive [FRL-SAT.-SUN. activity” during the year. seum, which is open to the gen less Fiance or anyone else can UConn, "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Apache Desert! of government, it is impossible address. ecumenism, or religious unity, agent" for Euiopc. CHICAGO —■ A medical pub eral public, can be obtained come up with a better idea on : Mama's Hung You in the "B lood on for any president to do this. Other members of the plan are the likeliest candidates for U.S. officials said they were how to achieve effective nuclear Clbset and I'm Feelin’ So Sad.” lication warns of evidence that Arrow ■’ This editorial should offend WASHINGTON (AP) — A from any of the area leaders ..A nh- Shown At ning committee include Echvin promulgation. mystified by the French attitude ciHipeiation, it still remains the At Ecuador Seaaion philodendroin and other “ ele both the Republican and Demo high State Department official OPEN MONDAYS and workers. phant-ear” plants seem to be 4 4 7:26 Edwards o f the 'VFW, parade The document on the Church and couljl not e.xplain the most effective plan, the officials Nath.in Koenig of Andover MARGRET cratic voters, for it is this very says that this year's presi spells out the concept that bi.sh- change. But they said there is 1 said. behind poisoning cases marked marshal; and Frank Anderson dential election constituted a Adrian s has been in Guayaquil, Ecua kind of writing that appeared of the Army and Navy Club, as opa collectively share power Death Toll Two dor. as United States delegate by a burning throat and MANCHFSTIR PH M3 7832 from both sides that flavored referendum on major foreign Cor. of Main and Park Kitten AMPll FREE PARKING adjutant. with the Pope in governing the to the food and agriculture swollen tis.sue. Children who this nation’s campaign with fear policy issues and that the Tel. e4. P M T O m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING # ____aiANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 PAGS Iteudjfieatpr ment In that direction from which pres sure happens to be least, brie wrinld not Connecticut Wrongly Imprisoned Man Freed Russians Show New Rockets ^ Eoptting V^raUi seek any more Involved explanation Churches Missionary Document than that. Yankee • IMs PwMhytorisB.jChT c I i F irst Ctomsb • ( Christ, ^ Bmamiel Isiftenui Cfeanh Detectives Spend Extra Time In Big Anniversary Parade oo.. mo. That, one would say. Is the law o f 4S Spruce St. aetmUat Rev, a Heary S bJw sse, Adame M. aad Ibeaneea Rd. U BIm U wm b By A.H.O. ' » — Bh presBurea. It is Inevitable the object be Rev. James L. Bansw 447 N . Bbtai St. Pastor Rev. FV I J. idhalek Under Massive Attack tween them should move the w ay It Minister Rev. Melvta T. Petonea, In every previous electton ■ Reversing Usual Procedures (0«atin n «d from Pa|(o One) ^rada. This was eoiuidarad tan R imtonsoM AasMaat Pastor Rer: 'Eiaeet J. Ooippa tamount to a ban on thalr prsa- POMliiMni does. 11 asn.. Worship aervlco, night experienoe j n have had > Dwnd»d October 1, UM .______9:30 a.m., Sunday School class In Connecticut, the pattern has (Contiaued tron Page One) ting the mission Houra before the elite group ance. Sunday school and nunsry. Maaaes at T, 8, 9, 10 :U and We are less philosophical, and less in es for Nursery through Adults. 9 and 10:80 a.m., Divine been relative^ unifprm., ^ e ary document, Uie oduncil fa EDITOR’S NOTE — F. J.^ Another mail, Harold Jack- filed up to their reviewing place Western obaarvars” apottaJ led Beery Beealitg Except Sundaye The materialistic view of Worship and Church School. Ser U :M a .m . need fire, a great spirit of seal." Entered etth e Post Office at clined to accept responsive movements 10;4S a.m.. Worship Service. Democrata would ' stake - out thers also voted approval of the (Pete) V ^ e l is a big,'tough son, also a Negro, pleaded guil fiva new addltiona to this yaaf’a Belidays. ----- man contrasted with the per Bishop Lament was heavily atop the mausoleum, Moscow’s itar. Conn. aa Second Claaa MaO Sermon from the E pM le to the mon by Pastor Anderson; “H m their B^ngth in the blg.dtlea; third chapter in their schema on police captain whose business is ty to the stickup and testified display of Soviet nmilttary liard- as inevitable, when the objects and pres fectibility o f man In Christ will Chrlstiaiv Stewardship of Life.’* (K. BorllMlooiew'e C ta rA applauded. civilian ajid military population attar. 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In IM l he gave*for a receiver for wbat seemeMfiolal standing on top o f the tog. .CaU 649-4291. Elevens Away 8 5 PJVl. OPERATORS Running of Reale can Football League fans Boston a win over the old Dal to him an eternity. He decided play and quoted the official as Schoolb^ football follow from Texas will probably las Texans with his last-second to run when he couldn’t find saying, "He didn’t see it — Herald Angle heroics. the Intended receiver, halfback nothing happened.” COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Roofing—Sfdmf 18 Part-time, day ahift con ers will havssto Jonmey to never forget Gino Cappel- sidered. Also excellent op ‘That kick wasn’t as far,” Ron Burton, and after he had Blands, who set an AFL rec MONDAY Thrn PBIOAt 10:80 AJM.—SATURDAY B AM. DioN, me. Rooting day If they want to see eith By letti, the Boston Patriots m ade.toe first down, he dove portunity for -equallfled Paces Playoff Win er Eaat Catholic of Manchee- Ckippellettl recalled, "but I re ord by throwing 68 passes a siding, painting. Carpantryntry. Al- trainees for foil-time. Ap field goal specialist who out of bounds to stop the ter High In action. e a r l YOST member time •was running out week ago, tried 45 last night, teratlonserano: and additions. Ceil makes a habit of winning last* clock. hitting on 21 for total of 339 PLEASE READ YOUR AD * ply . . . Bporte Editor and the crowd was counting. I a ings. 'Vorkmanship guaran The lEaglee trek to Water- minute games. His jump for the sideline yards. He forsook his favorite O mhUM at "W ant .M s" ara tattea over the phone as a teed 299 Autumn St 648-4860. Bjr EARL YOST bury to face Croft (2-8-1) at gueaa I kicked that (me «tout Cappelletti earned the Patri 27 yards." came not a moment too soon target, Charlie Hennlgan, when oaavmleaoe. '!%• (sdvertiaer abonld read hls ad the FIRST WiII*o-the-wiap halfback Carter Reale supplied the 1;S0 and the IndUns (1-5) DION eXJNSTRUenON—Roof' MANCHESTER MODES, Burns Rates Front and Center ots a 35-24 victory over the CkippeUlttl was down field on because the clock stopped with the latter was Injured and o(m- DAY n APPBABS and REPORT ERRORS In tone tor the ■park necessary last night for the Patriots to wrap up play Hall High of West Houston OUens last night with just one second left. oentrated on the Frasiers, WR next tnsfirtlon The HeraM le respoaidbie tor only ONE Inoor- tog, aiding, alteretions, ceil INC. Even before the first ball of the season has officially the play preceding last night’s ings, gutters and atumtnum Hartford (8-2) In that city a 42-yard field goal on the last Miany o f toe Patriota viewed lie and Charlie. reet or omitted Insnrtinn for any advertlaement and then only the 1964 Town Midget Football Championship before at 1 o’clock In a OCIL boot and lodked i*p at the ckxik windows 648-4852. 6434)896. been thrown toward the basket, East Catholic play of the game. aa Babe ParlUi, falling to find the field goal aa a bit of Ironic Charlie Frazier wound it up •a the extent of n "mnlce good" hnertton. Errors wbtob do not Pine St. M a n c h e s t e r a shivering crowd of several hundred faithful fans at meetlngt Itigirn the value of the edverttaemeet will not be oorrected by won many new friends and supporters following Thurs- The kick aaved* a "must” a receiver for a desperation justice. After Boaton’s last- with 143 yards on nina rscep' BIDWELL HOME Improvement Mt. Nebo. Real* reeled off threef’ tions and Willie picked up 102 "innke geo^ Insertion. day night’s successful basketball clinic promotion* Don game for Boston, whkh trails he*ve, ran the ball into Hous quarter touchdown, putting the Company—Roofing, siding, al touchdowTia in aparklng hlk Bailey on the 16 set the stage ratriots in front 22-21, (5oaoh on just two passes, one an 80- the undefeated Buffalo Bills by ton territory and jumped out of terations, additions and re elub to E come-from-behind 26- for Reale's four-yard sprint for Bums, East athletic director, rates a call to come front Mike Holovak called for a yard pass play on which WII two games. Buffalo la at New bounds to halt the clock. modeling of all types Excel 6 decision over the Giants in six points, also in the second Notre Dame, and center for a well deserved bow. It was the former two-point pass play to be sure lie had to leap over two would TOURWWPM^TIO^ DIAL 643-2711 lent workmanship. 649-6496. RN. PART-TTMB. Can the opener of a doubleheader. York Sunday and the Patriots, He said he started thinking 2358. canto. This upped the Pat lead UConn athlete's Idea to stage a * - who haven’t met the BlMs this Houston’s George Blands be tacklers aa he raced down Nightcap featured the State about the kick (m the ivay back the sidelines. to 20-6, Reale also adding the cllnic here and he came up with Hal Goodnough report* Ara season, are hoping for eome couldn’t win the game •with a Charter Oak Conference Pony Ohio State to the huddle. ‘T Just hoped I’d field goal. ’The pass fell to the Roofing and Chimneys 16-A two extra points via a rush. a real five-sUr attraction In Parseglan, Notre Dame football help from the Jerts. Parilli acxxMmted for both Division champion Red Raiders getting Coach Fred Shabel and get a good snap. I was confi nxnmd when split end A r t Boston tou SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1964 FACT TWBL?B iffiattrliifiedti^r lEtt^ttit^ l|i^raU| About Tovm School Board Gets Report PlMb* OIrcl* tt Bmanml Business Bodies On Policy Review Monday liUttMTUi Churdi Wamm will mMt l^iwKUy at t pjp. in t « - tlwr Hall at the church. Pastor Tit. board educaUon, OA’TT ADVISOR or C. RMiry Anderson will speak it meets Monday night at 7:30 O B 'This Is the Lutheran Robert P. Fuller o f 88 Ade Training School fo r' a number in the board room at Bennet of local mentally'retarded chil Chuidi in America." Miss Ma laide Rd., president o f Colonial Junior High School, will hear a bel Olson will lead devotions. dren. Board Co. at 615 Parker St., report by its personnel commit 5. A report by Lewis H. Pi Members are reminded to brings tee, concerning the matter of knitted articles. Refreshments has been named to a specialized per, head of the Adult Evening negotiation procedureO with School, on the number qf parti will be served after a brief group of technical representa Manchester’s teachers. . cipants and - the school’s pro business meeting. Hostesses tives of American industry, ag A review of the board’s policy riculture, labor and consumers gress to date. will be Mrs. Eldward Miffitt, was ordered by the full board 6. A communication concern Mrs. Hllding BoUn and Miss in connection with .current in last month after the Manches ternational trade negotiations ing the Nov. 18 meeting of the' Xnec Olson. .< ter Education Association Greater Hartford (Council of Ec under the General Agreement (MEA) rejected the policy. The onomics Question, with a re Members o f the Maglianesi pn Tariffs and Trade (GATTJT review was Conducted last week quest t ^ t the board have Repre Gov. Christian A. Herter, the Society will be guests of the by the personnel committee. sentatives present. < club at a complimentary din President's Special Representa MEA^last month turned down 7. The resignation, as of Nov. ner tomorrow at 1 p.m. at tive for Trade Negotiations, has the board’s Sept. 14 policy for T3, of Miss Linda Lendroth, a Roaemount Restaurant, Bolton. announced. representation at negotiation third-grade teacher at Waddell There will be a program of Fuller and other specialists sessions by both the MEA and School. Miss Lendroth wil> be sports after the dinner. will provide the American nego the Manchester’s Federation of married on Nbv. 14 and will Speaks to lOH tiators. at the upcoming trade Teachers (MTA). The MBA leave immediately for Fair talks in Geneva, with factual Daughters of Liberty, No. voted to support the "commit banks, Alaska, where her future Jamea Mello, director of {ritysi- 135, ,will meet and install offi information (economic, techno tee of ten” report, prepared by husband is employed. leal education and reerMtUon at cers* Monday at Orange Hall. logical, marketing, etc.) that is the State Board of Education, 8. The appointment of Edwin Mansfield SUte Training The meeting will be at 7 p.m. relevant to negotiations, it was recommending that teachers be Klatt and Anthony Baranowski and open installation ceremo School, will instruct Manches reported. represented by the majority or- as school custodians. ter’a lOH members tomorrows nies at 8. Mrs. Charles < Brown gMizatlon only. on the correct procedures in of Charter Oak Lodge, Hart GETS PROMOTION caring for the handicapped, dur ford, will be installing mistress. The board’s adopted policy, as ing their regular weekend Mrs. Samuel Wilson and a com Thomas D Faulknei of 160 presented by its personnel com MISAC to Meet Hollister St. has been nsuned mittee chairman, Atty. William classes. % mittee ^rill serve refreshments This seemingly ordinary steel structure itow going up on E. Center St., next to Manchester’a after the Installation. vice president and general Collins, calls for a teachers’ Tomorrow Night Mello, a native of West War- mr.nager, as well as a director. Southern New Ekigland Telephone Co. office, will house Connecticut’s first electronic tele committee of a maximum of 15, wlch, N. J., received his degree phone system equipment. The new SNETCO building, located on property purchased in 1961, representing both organizations in physical education at Notre Bpworth Circle, W8CS, of The Manchester Inter-Faith will have approximately an 80-foot frontage and 200-foot depth and provide a new dialing on a proportionate basis, to be Dame University, where he was South Methodist Church, will Social Action Council (MISAC) system for telephone users. This new electronic central office stems from 10 years of Bell determined by the superintend a star halfback on the cham meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the System research and development, costing more than 5100 million, and will be one of many will meet tomorrow at 7 :S0 p.m. home o f MIm Jessie Bristow, ent of schools. * pionship football teams o f 1948 such installations placed throughout the nation In future years, according to Lloyd Hobrop, Before the board takes up any at the North Methodist Church 113 Cooper Hill S t on Parker St. to discuss the and 1946. SNETCO manager in Manchester. business Monday night, two new He now resides in Msinsfield members, Atty. Thomas A. problem of juvenile delinquency. Patron members of the Uttle' The council, which was in- with his wife and four children, Contracts, orders and govern AMF and the Connecticut Ten Bailey, Rep., and Leonard Sea- Theater of Manchester are re dred acres in Connecticut, as •strumental In the adoption of and is studying at the Univer Pin Bowling Proprietors AssO' der, Dem., will be sworn in. minded to return their ticket well as growing in California, ment letters of intent at Sept. a town ordinance, creating the sity of Connecticut for his mas elation, and featuring , guest They will replace Christie F. reservations to Mrs. Irving Oregon and Texas, wholesaling 30 of this yisar amounted to Human Relations Commission, ter’s degree in physical educa- speakers Carter L. Burgess, McCormick, Rep., and Ted Cum Mann, 255 Sdmmlt St for the its goods throughout the north about $1,150,000,000 which com will consider the formation of tion. chairman of the board of the mings, Dem., both of whom de forthcoming production, "The east. pares with $950 million at June its own commission, to work Through Mello and Bupt. American Machine and Foun cided not to run for re-election Streets of New York.” Tickets 30, 1964 and with $975 million a closely with the town agency. Francis Kelley, the recreation dry Co., and U.S. Rep. EJmilio in the Oct. 5 town election. for any performance, Thursday, LAC RErORT year ago. MISAC Is composed of rep department at the Mansfield Q. Daddario. Burgess will dis In addition, Beldon H. Schaf' Friday or Saturday at Bailey resentatives of all Manchester Training School has secured a Auditorium of Manchester High United Aircraft Corporation cuss recreation’s role in busi fer, Dem., who was re-elected to another three-year term, will churches, and has Issued an in state-owned bus to transport School will be mailed to for the nine months eiroed Sept. BRIEFS ness and industry and its value ai.so receive the oath of office, vitation to churches which have about 26 of their handicapped patrons or held at the door for 30, 1964, aggregated $889,394.- in employe relations. Daddario Robert P. Landis of 20 Jean to be administered to all three not yet joined to do so Sunday children to Manchester High pickup. 921 and compare with ship will talk on the nation’s space Rd. and Arthur L. Tolf of 61 by Atty. Collins, the board’s night. School each Sunday to partici ments of $942,517,739 for a program. pate in the local program. similar nine-month period in Teresa Rd.. both employed at secretary. The Women’s Auxiliary of the Pratt A Whitney A'rcraft at Mello has said that “ there la 1963. Following the ceremonies, the Manchester Midget and Pony East Hartford, last month join Christmas stamps will go on board will elect a chairman and Workable Plan no substitute for the warmUi of Football Association will meet The aircraft firm and its dp- ed tl^e firm’s Quarter Century sale at the Manchester Post secrewry, expected to be the the personal relationships be Monday at 8 p.m. at the home mestic subsidiary also n o t^ Club. Landis joined the aircraft Office on Tuesday, Nov. 10, it incumbents, Mrs. Katherine D. tween instructor and Instructee of Mrs. John Kautz, 33 E. El operations for the first nine, firm on Oct. 30, 1939, and is was reported today by Post Bourn as chairman, and Atty. Goes to Board which the lOH is able to offer.” dridge S t Mrs. James Leber months this year, after federal an installation engineer. Tolf master Aldon Bailey. (3ollins as secretary. The I.O.H., through various and Mrs. Craig Belcher will be Thomas D. Faulkner taxes, resulted in net income, of is general foreman in Quality , In other business, the board The board of directors will be activities and with the help of co-hostessee, $19,533,021, equivalent to $2.83 Review section of tile plant. Charles Albrecht and Joseph will consider; asked to approve a new Work several, local, service organisa of C. R. Burr Nurseries, it was per share on common stock af Fordon of the Manchester of 1. A report by Schaffer con able Program for the town of tions, is conducting a drive to Ruth Circle * o f Emanuel announced this week by ter providing for dividends on fice of Borrows and Wallace cerning the need for added faci Manchester at their meeting lAitheran Church will meet Paul A. Dillingham of East rai.se $50,(X)0 to build its own Charles S. Burr, president of preferred stock. In 1963, earn Co., real e.state firm, were lities for Manchester (Community Tuesday. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home Hampton has been named ^tro- pool, so that handicapped chil the firm. ings for the same period duction superintendent at Dis- recently honored as top sales College. The Workable Program is a dren from throughout the area of Mrs. Walter Fuss, 82 Brent During hl.s 31 years with the men for the months o f July- —fr A petition submitted by 12 comprehensive plan (or keeping Rd., instead of at the church amounted to $15,186,062, equal playcrrft, Inc., designers and could have their own, custom nursery firm, Faulkner has to $2.20 j>er share. builders of industrial exhibits and August, respectively, dur parents of school children in the neighborhoods in good condi ized facilities for dally, year- as previously announced. The been president of the Connecti ing a third quarter awards Hackmatack St. area requesting tion. It is required by the Fede For the quarter ended Sept. at 160 Hartford Rd. Dillingham round swimming. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pas cut Nurseryman’s Association breakfast hosted by the firm bus transiwrtation to Bennet Ju ral government before funds are tor, will sppeak. Mrs. Norman 30, 1964, shipments totaled has more than 15 years experi ■ At present, the facllltlee at aind has been active in the Man ence in exhibit building. at Hartford. C. Robert Wallace, nior High' School. made available (or renewal or Gerhart will lead devotions. chester Country Club and many $271,613,949 with earnings at general manager of the resi 8. A report by the finance com housing projects. the high school are used on other civic affairs. $7,967,982 or $1.71 per share on dential division, announced mittee. concerning, among other The town submitted a Work Sundays only, and the 75 chil Mrs. Sam McCullough of He has served in all phases common stock. In 1963 the fig Bernard Giovino, manager of sales agreements written dur items, the need, for an additional able Program last year. It has dren attending the cleisses have Rocky Hill, flower arranger, of the company's operations ures for the corresponding the Parkade Lanes, is serving ing the third quarter totaled appropriation for the ■ Commu been updated by Town Planning necessitated three swim periods, will be guest speaker Monday during his career. The C. R. quarter were $364,145,208 with on the committee for the Mon- over $7,250,000, a 38 per cent nity (jollege. Director Joseph Tamsky for re with the problem of adequate at 8 p.m. at a meeting of the Burr Nurseries has been grow $6,643,086 in earnings or 98 j day noon luncheon at the Hotel gain over last year’s third 4. A report by Business Man submission to Federal housing locker space only temporarily Manchester Garden Club at ing for 67 years on several hun- cents per share. I America, co-sponsored by the quarter. ager Douglas E. Pierce con- authorities. satisfied. Whlton Memorial Auditorium. The meeting la open to the pub lic. Donations will bo accepted at the door. Chamber Scores Referral Sales Townspeople who buy vacuum cleaners from door-to-door- salesmen who promise a dis count if the householder can di rect them to other paying rns- tomers are likely to end up y th no bargains. S.B.M. marks another MILESTONE So warns the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, in re sponse to the appearance in V town of vacuum cleaner sales men selling on the "referral” method. In The Career of Manchester’s Largest Financial Institution According to the chamber, a salesman using the "referral” method promises the customer a reduction in the cost of a new vacuum cleaner if he can di rect the salesman to additional buyers. In some cases, the chamber ^ says, the salesman tells the orl- ^ ginal buyer that the cleaner may end up coating nothing. But this is seldom the case, according to the chamber. More frequently the additional sales are not made and the first customer ends up paying full price. In some cases, the cham ber adds, the pricq is higher than for a comparable product purchased elsewhere. The chamber suggests that townspeople trade only with es tablished businesses that have a known history of performance and reliability. If a householder does buy something from a door-to-door salesman, the chamber says, ho deposits should avoid "special bargain prices or give-aways" that are * offered “ because' ^ e Salesman happens to be in the neighbor hood" or because the customer S. B. M. is proud of the gro¥fth in dollar de has “ been chosen" for some Only af S. B. M. do your Savings thing. Usually such offers are not genuine*, the chamber says. posits ... but is even more proud and pleased Buyers should also be wary of ‘ ‘high prenaure’ ’ sales tech Current niques. *•: with the increase in customers and friends. If an item is purchased from a ' Annual Dividend a traveling salesman, the buyer should make sure all business The officers, directors, and the staff of agreements are in writing in de 4 % tail, and that all such agree ments are read and understood S. B. M. all join in saying, "Thank you, S. B. M. before signed. Duplicate Bridge depositors." Results in a duplicate bridge game last night at the basement DAY of DEP0$IT rooms at 89 School St. are: North-South, Jack Descy and Richard Vosburgh, first; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Crockett, sec Compounded Quarterly ond, and Fred Clark Jr. and C. B. Carlson, third. ' Also, East-West, Mrs. H. Ul- ly and Mrs. C. Petersen, first; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Perry, sec ond, and Mr. and Mrs. James LeSure, third. The game is sponsored by the Manchester'YWCA and conduct avings ank ed by George Perry each FridSBr S B at 7:46 p.m. The public is in- \ited. Rails* Spending Up- * ■ /• "C ^ C A G O — Railroads in the United Btatea’ ment $1.4 bUllon MAm'omCM MA$T9nANCH west BMAMCH 9«8 Mam SL BUEaal Cantor St. Manehestor Parkada in 1964 for ^ e i, material, 'and •MM THUMOAt Cor. Lanoi S t WastMIddtoTumpIlie supfdlea. This was 7 per cent •W MWW 9 «• • WnHMmb«s.aa mors than in 1963 and was>the‘ largest ysar-to-year gain M five yean.-. hya^- n at i n g ihes- rrowk I In dur- •ifdv. y HOY. w kend TV Week qBAM M M iS V ar- IgTM v n a o B v m w m b k — a u . k io h t s tvn>. ft. T. DICKINSON * CO.. Im . Fotre waa lam- m s 1 \Jim Arne89 ifield TV dren, Has Fortune Iver- maa- lucar Notebook But No Time Bupt. By BOB THOMAS B y lOAN OROSBV atlon HOLLYWOOD (AP) — JU« Ifield NBW YORK — (NBA) — A m aw didn’t look Uke a maa ed a Toil have to,feel aorry for men who had just made $1.8 millioa. sport Uke Norman Baer and Phil ^pped That'was what CBS had paid lyAAtool who Vrork ao hard H igh )itm for the rights to 64 hour- t|iat they have to give up week- rtlcl- long “ Gunsmoke” shows, oC , anda to fly to Europe for busi- which he owned 50 per cent. It iro la ■oka conferences with Elizabeth was yet another bonanza —poor th of Taylor and Sophia Loren and choice of word — for the out- I be- sized actor from MinneapoUa uctee Ava Gardner. who appears to be earning more ffer." ^ But aacrlficea Uke that are out of the Old Weat than the • piiurt of show biz, and ao are rlous Italian actress Sophia Loren takes viewers on a tour of Rome's forum, above, Southern Pacific Railroad. Biter and D’Antoni. But Ameea has no time to Ip o f They are the enterprising and the Vatiiain during an hour-long view of the city on ABC's “Sophia Loren Jilsa- q>end his fortune. He still Uvee tntvelera who convinced EUiaa- in Rome” Thursday at 10 p.m. in the same Pacific Palisadee /e to Oeth Taylor to conduct a tele- ... '.J home he shares with his threa own ■ Tiaion tour of London. She waa children; Craig, 17, Jeiiny Lee, chll- so pleased with the result, that 14, Rolf, 11. area ahe helped them sell the Idea of I Travel? His tripe are limlleS itom- a tour of Spain with that not ed fUmence enthusiast Ava i to the drive between home and year- CBS Studio Center, formerly R »- Oardner. They are working out ■ ' public. sa at that deal now,, along with a 1 " I don’t get much chance for d on tour of Mexico with CJantlnflaa vacation,” Amess said. "When Kim Novak around hla chil- you’re doing 34 hour shows a have country. ^ I season, that doesn’t aUow for a SophU the Extrovert riods, > great deal of time off. We get Their next tour takes tele- { a couple of weeks in the eum- quate Tlsion viewers around Rome rarily I mer and a couple at Chrtstmaa. When A BC -TV telecasts Sophia ; More than likely I ’U. spend it at Loren in Rome on Thursday. I home with tbe kids. I ’m usuaUy '"rhls is the first of these i ; too worn down to go anywhere." tours that had humor aU the I Don’t get the idea that Jim is way through,’’ D’Antoni saiiL 1 seeking sympathy for his lot se “Sophia is a very extroverted] i Dodge City's stalwart marshal, peraon, and she talks to the sun, the Job as Matt Dillon haa Qpmsra in a delightful way,. Its problems. Kor one sequencei we staged an "It’s pretty hard to come up • automobile accident so Sophia with anything new after 10 years could describe the Italians' re with a show,” he said. "A s an actions. W e filmed this with a actor, it’s a constant struggle to hidden camera. keep your enthusiasm fired up. "Marcello Mastroianni ap- T V Viewed Tribute to Hammerstein Every now and jhen something pears in a funny scene. He will happen with an actor or a does a staid narration about the scene that will make me come Via Veneto, while the ceunera alive. Then the whole thing Is shows a strategic view of a M.ore iitan Lyrics by Oscar Hammer-«^Johnny Harmon will participate, worth it." girt walking by. Don’t give us stein II" is the theme of the with Donald Voorhees conduct He maintains a. 12-hour work any credit for this show. If it’s “Bell Telephone Hour’’ color- ing the Bell Telephone Orches day, but he has conquered one a success, it’s alt due to that Last Year Wa j cast on NBC Tuesday from 10- tra. bugaboo of series stauv: Home dame Sophia. She la marvel work. Songs Hammerstein wrote ous.” NEW YORK (AP) — The H P ™- Henry Fonda as " I never study lines at home,*' The Tour Crtnunlok average television set —' and program host, with Rufolf Friml, Sigmund he remarked. "A ll my studying .^Baer and D" Antoni, who there are now almost 62 million | The late lyricist will be saluted Roihberg, George Gershwin, Je is done on the set. Fortunately, have been partners for sltghtly of them in almost 62 million ^ ^ cast in songs by rome Kerns and Richard Rodg I don’t often have long speeches, over a year, recently signed a American hbhies — was in use „ ,7. , ers will be sung by guests. and most of my dialogue is ii»r contract with A B C to produce for 5 hours and 36 minutes a day several composers, all with ly Henry Fonda, in his first terplay with other characters, shows for the network. Because during the two- week period j rlcs by Hammerstein. Florence "Telephone Hour” appearance, which is easy to learn. I don’t (|iey have perfected the tour ending Oct. 11, according to the Henderson, John Raitt, Gret- will speak the lines of "The Last know what I'd do if. I had long gtaunicic, they are constantly latest Nielsen estimate. A year i chen Wyler, John Reardon, Bar- Time I Saw Paris" and also will turning down suggestions from ago the estimate for the same bara McNair, Susan Watson and narrate "Ole Man River.” (Ses Page Three) sgwntji about Important clients period was 5 hours and 6 1 who want to show off a home minutes. town, anyone’s. That statistic pretty well "W e both left other Jobs that demolishes the frequently ex pressed opinion — maybe it is SATURDAY Television PROGRAM paid well to join together and just a wan hope — that the vast' prqduce our own shows. W e had audience after all these years is , Time cimeeel (tt) CkamplanaUp Bawllag 1:55 (3#) "Bedliate Story" Maetle# done several regional specials II :M t3l Sky Kiar (III Film Chrvallrr finally becoming more selective 3:5# (3) News aed Weather before apprcwuihing Elizabeth (I-M) Baz* Baear (3S> Have Gun Will Travel about its viewing. It looks as if (U-M) Kxplarlaz 7:SS IS) Andy GrillUh 3:3# (3#) "The Great MM'# I^ady" Tajrlor. We' g^)t to the $100 win we are watching it more, even if tCalar) Dr. Albert Hibb*. A (4S) Wanted Dead er Alive 3:1# (3#) "Lady Bedygeard" KMIa dow on that one,” D ’Antoni tear at aaiate at la te m i ia T:St (3) darkle Glesaun AllMrt we do hear more complaints Mew Yerk City (3-I#-4#) Oaler LImlU 3^35 (3#) "aitty" Faaletto Oaddeto about enjoying it less. <4S)v Caadlretlrk Bawlias Falrirk O'Neal. Klectrenica As far as our favorite viewing U :M (SI R.F.U- 3 engineer trira la re-create Ills FIRST BITYEB hours are concerned, the Niel (S-IS) Heepity Hepper •a a miniature planet. 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