Guay Guilt Plea Taken to 2Nd Degree Murder
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBEE 19, 196S Averaf 6 Dafly Net P r « « Ron The Weather rereeo(rt of U. 8. Weather P 4 S H For the Wertc Bnded iianrlf^Bt^r lEn^nittg November 16. 1668 Inoreaelaa oloOdiiieM '.towlghi. was oottduobad OoL 36, a/t which, Low tai the 40ik. ThorMiay moot- IW OaiT la a' ly ctoody and mild wflh, roln io- Hm planniiig oominittee ef Wi (Sardner St., the diort, un Sodality Plans time throe commltiteaa were 13,891 tlM Second A nnual Antique paved. and very ateap atriiet' oneaibsd but no membera named. veloptaiK by oventng. Hl*ti 56 to About Town TPC Rejects MAYRON'S Member e< the Audit 66. Show, aponaored by tba Second from Gardner to Highland Sts. Weddings NRC chairman FTancIa Dahs^ OmgregwUnal Church Oouptaa Tha oommiaaion also ap Social, Bake Sale B an n a of Obraolnttaa proved applications for faderai Feta of Manchaater has alnoa Mtmcheater^A City of ViUago Charm M t » Cteptar, RAM, will CM), wfil meet tonight at 8:30 Two Changes nm ed membara to each com- BAKE SHOE m a t t a itorrow «t 7:M pjn. at at tlM home of Mr. and Mha. grants for atudiee of the pro •' Prey - Davis The SodaUty the Blaased posed Parker Village treatment mtttea By commlitteo, they era: Ifaa M a m ie 1>fnple when the Walter Smith, 16 OenterfleM S t Saiorament of SC John’s Polkh Organiaa'tton: Robert Gorton, (Ulaaolfled Advertioing on Fage M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS n m t miMlenC maeter maeon TTw .Town Plantiing Oommia* plant and relief trunk aewer, National OathoUc Church will LEMON FLUFF VOL. LXXXm, NO. 44 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1963 Sion (TPC) kutt nigM denied agreed to meet with General Bolton; Atty. Richard Wood- dacraa wW be conferred. Re* The Golden Age Club will sponsor two ervsnts this week house, Manchester; Atty. fi laiBneiitii and a aooM hour meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the two none changea pending from Manager Martin to outline re- end in the diurch hall. OINOER MR a Nov. 4 hearing, both because qulrem^ta for a planning engi James Throwc, South' Windsor; wM be beM after the ceremony. clubroom on School St. On Saturday at 7 p.m. there Bverstt O. Gardner, RockvUle- they did not conform with the neer. and diacuased bringing will be a penny soclal.-Jaunday Vemon. Fund at $76,645 . H m n a t Miatreas Otut> of St. Francis Xavier Mothers town's maerter plan. . the Glendale subdivlaion. off after the 8:30 a.m. Maas, a Poi- Both A A B Truck Leaning Technlcaa: John RorthweJl, 74e m C&nole win meet tomorrow at Bush Hill Rd„ up to current lah bake sale wtU be held with 2 Soviet Envoys Clubbed, A total ot $76,646 has now 41 Daughitera of liberty No. 136 wAl meet ’ItMiraday at 8 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mre. Oyrp.’s requect for extenalon of epecificationf). Mra. Genevieve Wojnsirowlcz in Bolton; Frederick Mahr, South been pledged to the United p.m. at the hotne of Mrs. Frank Thomaa Zemke, 28 WedgewoCd an Industrial zone on Hilliard charge. Windsor; Bkherd Lombardi, 668 Center Si- it* 066I Fund, drive headquarters Guay Guilt Plea Taken Dmoan, 8 little 9t Dr. Oo-hoeteaaee will be Mrs. St., and John Bamlnl’s request After aiU the Maasee on Sun Rookvine-Veimon. said today. Robert McNcunara and Mrs. to rexone to Residence Zone B day, parishioneira may purchase Site selection; HJdmob*! Mor- Division reports are as fol about 38 acres off Oakland St., Town Opens Bids Arrested, by Congo Agents H ie Rev. Joseph H. MoOann Frank Vendetta. handcrafted articles shown at enoey, Bolton; Frank Stamler, lows: Initial GItto, $48,557; of S t James’ Church wUl speak were unanimously denied by the the holiday sale for Chiristmaa Manchester; Joseph C ar I no. BuHtnenn-Employes, $15,230; 8o the atudenti toi History 101 The Robertson School PTA board. On Car Supplies South Windsor; Samuel Peart, CASH FUEL Residential, $12,853. The HUaiard St. changej giving. L E O P O L D V IL L E The?>an«l Mlakotnykh refused to al-eslde the embassy building Tues- a t tlM Manchester Oommunity will have potluck tomorrow at Rockvine-Vemon. . - - . _ ^ 4r\ aAoe*/*le /lavday tifvVifnight, Faflialnorrefusing allntlf The Fund goal Is $116,000. College tonight at 7:46 In Room 6:30 p.m. in the school audi which was being asked by a Bi Western ClvMdaatdon.” TTie east of the site, who said they irqc yeaterday, but wlU bake 24-Hoar Bonier Met vies across the Congo River. They munist bloc have been bad, and )nMk) U Invited. a question and answer period Meets Tomorrow diplomats feet first from Events will be held. feared the area might be used some time to decipher. TILLEY claimed diplomatic immunity. some members of Premier Cy- to store refuse trucks. Prlcea were offered in the their car Tuesday, beat Soviet Embassy officials said rllle Adoula’s regime recently m p Police Battle Sentence The Lndlea AuxlUaiy of the But the TPC made it clear form Of discounts (from the The Northeast Refuse Com WU K Von W arn McKinney them with clubs and hauled the Congolese also had cut the were agitating for a break with XtatUan-Amerteaii OMb will meet' The Toner Group of the Sec mittee has moved its meeting the Soviet Union, Poland, dnd Congregwticml Church will during their discussion last oommoroial tank wagon price them off to jail. tele^one and electric supply to In State tcanocrew at 7:30 pm . at the night that their denial was not for graaoline), percentage dis date this week fo(rward one day. Lumber and Supply Oo. They were still being held the luxurylu; apartment where the Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria, R e d Snipers| oMb hnuae, Slldrtdge St. meet tonight at 8 in the nurs dependent upon the type of use The fOur-town oommittee 12 Hours the (Jommunlflt nation.* with ery of the church. Hoeteesee will count* (from ’code’ prioea for c today. l(X)-man' Soviet mission lives To Be Set to which the land m l^ t be put. brtberlee and Urea), and Mn. Gregory Stephen Frey will meet tomorrow instead of For Set. 1947—Bolton Soviet Embassy ofttcialo said and works. which the Congo ha* diplomatic Kerfa) E. Moriarty, son of be Mrs. Kenneilh Arey and Mrs. T ^ master plan shows no In Thursday, ait 8 p.m. at the Mu Sources close to the Congolese relations. Oarl Swanson. Members ace re straight dollar coat per gallon Only the diplomats were embassy Bailey Quits Post In Caracas^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mori dustrial uses south and east of (for diesel and lubricating oil Miss Cynthia Joy Davis and nicipal Building hearing room, Tel. 643-2141 - Counsellor Boris Noronln and government hinted that "highly An eyewitness to the arrest of arty, 77 Kensington St., is a minded to bring paint and the Junction of Adams and Hil Gregory Steiphien Trey, both of for its first regular meeting. compromising" documents had the two Russians said when they On Nov. 27 brushes. and grease). The Place To Buy It press attache Yuri Mlakotnykh. In Flood Control CARACAS, Venezuela member of the cast of "Brlga- bard Sts., the location of the The onlj^learly apparent tow Manchester, were united in The group la InvesUgating TOe officials said they had no been seised from the two arrest refused to allow a search of doon” at St. Michael’s College, marriage Saturday at Si. Plus the poeiSbillty of establishing a their car at the Brazzaville (A P)— Police flushed snip proposed rtiange, bidder ainlng the 11 triddera word on their fate. ed diplomats. By A. J . OHEM.ASI Wlnooaki Park, Vt., where he is Michael C. Morrltl, son of Mr. ^ rin i's request that the TPC Church, Providenoe, R.I. joint refuse disposal fadUty for Gendarmes stood guard out ferry landing, the (jongole.se let HARTFORD (AP) — and Mrs. Leeter H. Morrill, 31 vas the American Oil (3o., Larun’t Hardwan Eyewitnesses said Noronln ers fVom buildings in down a student. ’The musical will be rezorw a tract east of Oakland which offered the largest dis The bride is the daughter of Manchester, RockviUe - Vernon, all the air out of the car’s tires. John M. Bailey, Democrat Dennis T. Guay, 24, of resented Thursday, SYiday and GreenhUl St., will serve as a Mir. and Mrs. Joseph V. Green, South Windsor and Bolton. 34 DEPOT SQUARE An argument lasting more town Caracas today a.s of- S St from Rural Residence Zone count on the tank car price of ic state and national chair Hcials strove to quell pro- Manchester, in an unex atimday at 8:30 p.m. at the committee aide for the "To- bo Residence Zone B received a gas, and the lowest cost per 90 Hamlin St. The bridegroom An organizattonel meeting than an hour followed. The So college. becco Roekd” dance to be held similar fate, but only after con is the son of Mr. and Mrs. viet diplomats sat stiffly in their man, has resigned as chair Communist violence that pected move today in Hart Saiturdaiy eit the lAM Hall. East gallon fOr almost ail of the hi- (ddqrable discussion. bricanta. Stephen Frey, 149 Summit St, car after the Congolese prevent man of the Greater Hart has left nearly 100 dead or ford County Superior Mrs. WUber Little, Depart Hartford, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rev. Ttramas McBrien of i Grant Gifen to Plan ed Noronln from telephoning his TPC meniber Raymond EUis The tank oar prices at the ford Flood Control Com wounded. 0)urt. pleaded guilty to ment chajdain of the American The social le spons ored by reoalled Aibty. Leon Podrove’s St. (Pius Church performed the d ORDER I embassy. second degree murder, Legion Amdliary, is leaving to Lambda Phi Alpha fraitemlty time the bid was assembled was Finally, the (Congolese forced mission. A woman was killed and six w argument in favor of the ceremony. day to attend an Area A re of the Uidverislty of Hertford about $.17; American OH Oo. open the car doors and grabbed He also other persons, Including a po i State’s Atty. John D. La- change—^that there waa so Ut* Mrs. Frey is a 1961 graduate chalrmaJiship yesterday, but re- liceman, were wounded as fight- habilitation and child welfare offered to out almost 3.06 from of Manichester High School. She f your holiday I Renewal of Main St. the Russians' feet. The diplo Belle, after a conference tie land available for develop this price. HOLMES talned membership on the six- Ing spread from the worker.*' ecnferance of the auxiliary, to- ’The Little ’Theater of Man is employed as a legal secre mats struggled but were with Guay defen.se counsel, naonow through Saturday at the Chester will meet tomorrow " at ment at B aone density (9,- Other bidders included Tide dragged out and thrown bodily man commission. suburbs to El Silenclo, a district 000 aquane foot Idia) that it tary wtth the law firm of The Manchester Redevelop-^ Word of the federal approval of modem business buildings. agreed to accept the plea to Basttand Hotel, P o rtla n d , 8 p.m. in the basement rooms water OKI, Atlantic Refining, Osnsben, Butler and Gersten. for the planning study reached Into a Congolese army truck. The vacant ponts were qulck- Maine. at 22 School St. Ben Shankman was the TPCTa leappnatblllty to Teoaaco, Humble Oil, Shell Oil ment Agency (MRA) ha* been The Herald this morning from ; When they tried to get off the Uy filled with the election of Coming on the heels of 'Vene the les.ser charge. Guay make more available. Mr. Frey la a 1960 graduate TURKET awarded a 3181,800 federal zuela’s worst day of terrorism, U program chainnan for the and Sun Oil. of Manchester High School. He the Washington office of Rep tnick, they*'were------’—beaten •— with Harold F. Keith of West Hart was being tried on an in evening. ’The meeting is 'open to “There is so little modem, There were two bidders on grant to draw renewal plans for clubs, the witness said. ford as chairman, and of E. the new casualties put the two- is a student at Providence 0)1 resentative Emilio Q. Daddario. day toll at 20 killed and 76 dictment of first degree the public.^ ■* low ooet development” EUia tires and tubes for town ve- ThomM Keena, admlnistra- Another witness said one ctf Welles Eddy of Newington as said, 'th a t there Mioedd be new lege, where he is a mathematic Learning the facts about Pinehurst Fresh Connec downtown Manchester. wounded. murder brought by Cmnd FOR RENT htcles, and the immediately ap major. The awarding of the grant Uve aid to Rep. Daddario, said the diplomats tried to push a vice chairman. St. Bernard’s Mothers Circle land opened up whenever It la parent low bidder waa the ticut turkeys from a document Inside his shirt, but a President Romulo Betancourt Jury in September. Selec The couple will live in Provi prearranged funeral service is amounts to initial approval for that word has been received Bailey’s leadership of the remained in his office through 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projec will meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. constotent with good planning.” NIohols-Manchesber ’nre Oo., this morning from the Federal (^ngolese g;rabbed his collar tion of a jury began yes tors—Bound or silent, aUo denoe. the first step toward insuring nearby farm, are svnfl- the redeveli^ment p r o je c t, oonuniBBion waa criticized by out the night, directing the PRINCE NORODOM SIHANOUK at the home of Mrs. Louis De* But ha added that, ‘Tm not Broad S t , offering about a 46 which had been nixed repeated Urban Renewal Administration and ripped off his shirt front. Republican leaders early this terday. 86 mm. sUde projectors. Zuttl, 111 Ridge St. Mrs. Henry sure that this la the case tn thia per oent dtooount. able in all-oizei The first secretary of the Brit roundup of the terrorists. your family's peace of mind. ly by federal officials until town (FURA) that the 3181,600 month.' , The number under arrest rose Guay wHl be sentenced Nov. WELDON DRUG CO. Michalak - and Mrs. EMward partlcutar kiatance.” 17m other. hkMer, Tire Otty, officials and buainMpnen made grant, pending since eariy bum ish Embassy, Douglas Blyth, The Democratic leader was 27. MCra. Dorothy Jacobson, TPC Our counsel on prearrange order now. to 160. Police said most were M l Main S t —TeL 648*5821 Faber srlll serve as oo-hoetesa- Board S t , otfered a 20 per oent a special trip to me Federal mer, has been approved. finally telephoned the Soviet accused of being on both aides He was pharged with club seoretaay, disagreed: "The discount IK Dm (Jommunist party members. ee. ' ments is available without cost House and Home Fineuice Agen The approval was won only Embassy. He had great diffi in a 3756,827 suit against the bing to death hie ZO-j-ear-old ootimiaaion’s reeponelbUlty la to However It was unclear orw Each bird has bectn 'milk culty persuading the Congolese Many were youths who wore cy's New York office to plead after coneideiable (Usoourage- state by a private engineering black pants and red sweaters as Cambodia’s Snub sister-in-law, Ellenmary Fo provide a balanoed plan for the or obligation. t (W hether both were discounting and grain fed to'give you their case. ment from federal officials. oonsulttog firm. He was also garty on July 12. Guay signed town, not neoeaaarily to provide from the same base. In theory, (8ee Page Fifteen) a aort of uniform. Among those much more tender white The area involved stretches charged with being absent from held were 40 persons seized a confession admitting the new areas for dsvetepnMMt fei the baae for the offen was the from B. Center St. all the way Main St. ranewal was oonaid- ered along wtth ^ Nortti End oommisslon meetings. Tuesday night for sniping at crime leas than 24 hours after eanh catagosy of taouAng.” “oode” price that ah tire oom- meat — strictly freeh to Charter Oak St., and In the girl was killed. TPC menaber Brmano Ga paaMB laet up for their prod- ranewal prpjecft and a almllar Bailey’s law firm represents trailflc. Seen No Surprise SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH Connecticut Turkeys. cludes about 132 acres mostly the engineering firm. The flood With the return of quiet at The -state’s attorney today in vents bianed bo ttM mai uoba But the ’’code” set up by between Main and Spruce Sts. projeot for the Chaney Mills Photos Given X V I l'( )\ l A'I’K aiaa some years ago. oommlssion was blamed by the dawn, business houses reopened dicated that the apparent lack plan for guldanoe, and read a one fkm may differ aignifioant- (M this acreage, about 20 of a motive and the ambiguity paaaage reoommendkig that an ly from the "oode” of another. ^( )M I '( ) i n Federal officials made a State Highway Department for and traffic returned to the By WILUAM L. RYAN ISO ADULT STUDY COURSE acres is In roads or rights of delays which brought about the streets. Merchants shut down AP Special Correspondent of the spUt-verdiot statute on ftiUne development eocoept for The same problem arose with Wild Bird Seed now here way, dropping the net acreage "windshield inspection” of Man Barghoorn in first degree murders were the that in specific aechtona be re the bids on batteries, which y MEANS chester at the time, and decid- suit. The highway department because of telephoned threats Communism has Inched a bit C to about 111.2. Within thia area, said the delays Involved the for and motorists stayed home principal reason.* for accepting "MORAL MAN IN MORAL SOCIETY" were offered at a percentage of in 5, 25 and 50 lb. bags. closer to one of its short-term served for low denaity develop- many of the buildings will be ad that the downtown area was SL the guilty plea to second d^ ment in two-aere lots. wholesale Again, the whoteaaie too sound to rate renewal. Roll of Paper warding of design Information Tuesday when opponents of Bet goals in Southeast Asia, and the rehabilitated If the plan finally to the engineering firm. ancourt abruptly stepped up V t t f I gree mur^r. RECEPTION HALL The Bamini traot, la In an (Hffera with manufScburera. goes through. Others may be To qualify for a redevelop long-range threat to that stra i^^JKHRIOAN OfOAXi In stepping down from the their campaign to unseat him tegic area has been increased. N A m I LaBeUe told Judge Milton H. area deaignaibed for knv den- demolished to make way for ment project, a Mgh peroent- WASHINGTON (AP)— Photo- and disrupt the Dec. 1 presiden i Meyers during the brief pno- 7:4S P.M. WediMsdoyt lliroiigli D«c. 4 aity development. new development, or new high chairmanship he had held since What has just happened in grairfis bundled Inside a roll of April 1962, Bailey said his Job tial electlmis. Cambodia should be no surprise. I ceedinga. "The state would ac TPC chairman Martin Alvord for fuel oils, service, ways. (Saa Page Foortoea) newspapers apparently were Increased terrorism also waa said, ‘Tt’a true we are oveenm Teacher Union as national Democratic hose The United States has had more quiesce . . . on the basis that DR. J. MANLEY SHAW. SpMkw Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barg- ' theire is some antbiguity in the wHh email bouses In Manchea heating equipment would impair Ms IeadersM|> of than two years to prepare for $ N hoom’s passport to arrest. (See Page Six) ' statutes with respect to split ter, but it la aiso true that the Sponsors Dance the commission. the announcement that Cam phone 522-8151 The bundle was thrust Into the bodia would send the Yankees vi«r , verdlet acts that were adopted B a m n traiot ai one of me lew professor’s hands by a stranger Said Bailey; "Tha chslrnian’s office is much too important packing, along with their aid. HAM ^ by the last session of the Gen- areas aiooeadUe to water and "Turkey Talk,” a Thanksgiv 170 PEARL STREET In front of a Moscow hotel, ^ c - I eral Asoemibly.’’ sewer, and ao sultahle for ing social for teachers spon HARTFORD. CONN. Prelates Back onds later, Barghoorn was Job for someone who cannot Surprise or not, the effect can sored jointly by the -Manches here in control.' Widaw Slated be to advance the cause of neu I He added, ‘T think also, un- medhan or Mgh denaity de seized by S ^ e t police, he told ' der the circiimstancea of this velopment.’’ ter and East Hartford Federa newsmen Tuesday after a meet Later, at the dose of ttw oom- trallam in the area. It can cause AMERICAN LEGION EUa pondered, ‘T wonder tions of Teachers, ivlll be held misalon’s meeting, B a ile y m ien to weigh cautiously the 1 case, there is sufficient in the On Rfligious Liberty ing with State Department offi i ervidence as I know It to war- , this len't a good reason to oon- Friday from 8:30 p.m. to 1 cials. brought up the recent chargee To Testify in prospects for making peace with which put his role as chairman Peking. They are likely to re I rant the acceptanoe of this aMer rsvWng our master am . at the Manchester Coun In the 16 days that he was im plan?” But Garaventa oautiOn- try Club. in the spotlight. ’Tf there Is spect the Machiavellian advice plea. VA’nCAM A^But the vote left several minor prisoned on spy charges, he the slightest resemblance of BakerProhe that one should not wait until an ‘T say that because thto is ad that “We apemt a lot of time The prog^ram will include ALL 3 NEW, A U 3 DIFFERENT, ALL 3 RAMBLER said, he was not mistreated and group of American prelates, led technical amendments han- 'ng oonfliot of Interest, I don’t want illness is incurable before ap a matter that occurred wIitMn and motley on the i^an; I don’t dancing to both live and by Albert Gregory (Cardinal Today the council fa eimed no oonfessions. thbik enough has changod to to be Involved,” he said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen plying the medicine. recorded music, and a concert Meyer of Chicago. Joined today thers overwhelmingly adopted He said his experience had (See Page Ten) requira altm ttona hi tha plan of folk muaie by Laurence ators investigating the steaming The <3ommunists achieved a y st." in defense of proposed Roman amendments concerning the not changed his belief that cul step in their campaign to move Perry, Manchester High School CkithoUc declarations of Jews Mass, and prepared to vote tural exchange programs be Three Robberies Robert G. Baker case have 8BINGO O’CLOCK— LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. ,The motion for denial was chemistry teacher. ih on Southeast Asia when a and religious liberty. They later this week on similar tween the United States and the WULLEMAimC (AP) called the widow of one of his neutralist formula for Laos was oazrted untuihnoualy. All Manchester teachers are called on the Vatican Ecumeni amendments concerning other Soviet Union are a good thing. The TPC also voted last invited. Ticketa are available Armed robberies, incliuling one partners as their first outside adopted at Geneva. Laos bor country had to be allied with Totally new compact cal Council to adopt the disput sections of the liturgy schema. But the State Department still eA. a loan agency hiere, neibbed ders (Cambodia on the north and any foreign power, “it probably EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT night, at the request of Gen from any federation member, ed documents. (Cardinal MaVer was the first has not given a go-ahead for witness. Bulletins eral Managar Richard Martin, or may be purchased at the bandfte in Oonnecti^ut over Gertrude Novak will be. ques separates it from China. The would not be with one in the economy king. Sparkling Moments later, the entire of the five American cardinals scheduled exchange talks which 33,600 yeaterday. Communists wanted the same West, which has never under I to approve the abandonment of door. Swiss hierarchy of the Roman to speak on (Siristlan unity. The the United States canceled be tioned Thursday at a closed ses (hilled from AP Wires new styling. New big TTie'boiklup at the Family F i sion of the Senate Rules Ck>m- formula for the other former stood or supported us." Catholic Church added its sup proposed declarations on Jaws cause of the Barghoorn Incident. nance Cb., MiaSn St., followed French Indochina states, includ This was despite American V mittee. Chairman B. Everett room for 6 adults. New port for the declaration of Jews, and religious liberty are con The professor, who was re a 32,926 robbery alt a Sbamijoird aid. It bruises American feel Jordan, D-N.C. announced. ing South Viet Nam. SEARCH WIDENS and said the council also should tatned In schema dealing with leased last Saturday and re branch bank eartier in the day. The idea appeared to be neu ings to leam that U.S. aid is not smoother, quieter ride, speak of "Moslems and all who Christian unity. turned home on Sunday, met Mrs. Novak’s husband, Al MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The G«t A Head Start rni Chrittmof Shopping! Last ndgbit a gunman held up fred, whose death on March 3, tralization first, then expulsion always entirely welcome in with all-new suspensioiH* | believe In God in this age of The . two declarations have with State Department officials a Berlin Tpke, service station ’ Southeast Asia. It sometimes I Ooaat Guard widmed ito 1962, was ruled a suicide, was of Western Influence. Finally search today for the ISO-foot atheism." been the main items of contro for six hours to talk about his in Nerwdngiton and eacejped with the (Communists would domi creates— as in Laos —problems wider tread—longer versy since debate on the sche Moscow experience. Then he among Baker's partners in the motor ship Chief which vao- The more than 2,1(X) prelates, an eisUmaited |180. CJarousel Motel at Ocean City, nate, not necessarily by out of.inflation and economic dislo at the council session In St. Pe ma started Monday. Several met with newsmen, and for the In each case, the g*unman en cations. ished in the Gulf Mexico wheelbase. New Tri- Md. She will be the committee's right conquest. with nine persons aboard af Holiday Bazaar ter's, beside discussing the dec bishops have criticized the in first time In public related de tered the buodnecM ei^abliahment Any unraveling of Red designs There never seemed much first witness other than Sen. Poised Power. Beautifid larations on Jews and religious sertion of the declarations into tails of the case which rocketed alone, and in eaxsh case the de- mutual confidence between the ter sending a distress call. John J . Williams, R-Del. in Asia, is complicated by the The coll, picked up by a ma liberty also completed voting the schema, saying it should be riiarp new strains through aoriptinn ot the robber varted. Ideological war between Mos as.sisting Americans and the new sedans, wagons, American-Soviet relations. Williams has supplied the rine operator, - said the ship CENTER CHURCH on a liturgical provision allow limited to strictly Christian uni In WOUmanlUc, po>Uce aaid a committee with information he cow end Peking. Moscow helped Ckimbodian regfime. Always con MANCHESTM hardtops—eye-opening ing the use of modem lan ty matters. Here’s the story Barghoorn moon-faced and swarthy man scious of China, and with the was sinking 100 mlles'west of gathered in a one-man investi evolve the neutralist formula for Key West and a little more WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20 guages In place of Latin in Several Middle East patri told to newsmen: of abotit 40 pulled a gun on Laos, but Southeast Asia is out Oriental long-range view of the ^^y-4 « v*3 ^2^*- new convertible with On Oct. 31, the eve of his gation before Baker resigned as tium 100 mljes north of the much of the Roman Catholic archs have said the declaration cashier Mae DobUnger of secretary to the Senate Demo of Moscow’s reach. If it is to future, the (!kim)x)dlan regime Lunch 11:30-1:30 Snack Bar 2-4 optional bucket seats. Mass. The reform could help on the Jews might have politi planned departure from Moscow Hampton, and proprietor Na be dominated by a Communist wanted to be neutral. The Amer Cuban comL Immediately af ANTIQUE SHOW stimulate better understanding cratic majority on Oct. 7 after ter leading this message, the I^ fet Dinner—Continuous Servings 5:30-6:30 cal implications In their Arab he return^ to the Metropole' poleon C. Bortolan. questions of possible conflict of power, It will be by Red China. icans feared it would be neutral A^ew Hardtop! Ramblar Amarlean 440-H *8999d on a comp«f/8on of monufoeturor$* between Catholics and Protes area. f Hotel in the Soviet capital about . "Give me yewr money,” he or More than two years .ago. on the Communist side. sMp’s operator went off the Adults 91.35— Children 85c I^ N 8 < m B D BY REFUBLIGAN TOWN OODOCITTBE mggetttd rateff“ grlcM tne4 tor ■ lewott-prieod modtl* Interest were raised about his air. tants. No one has questioned the 7:25 p.m. He was suddenly ap dered, throwing a paper bag outside business interests. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's -rulers cwisider A council vote last month ap actual content of the declara- proached by a "youngish look- to the oBisiMer. "Fill Jt up,’’ Bargain Basement — STATE ARMORY ~ MANCHESTER Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D- Cambodia’s chief of state, told SCHOOL TARGET DATYl 2 proved a scherha with changes Tex., charged Tuesday night a Soviet newspaper that ff his (See Page Fourteen) White E lephu ts, Used Oothing, Toys . In liturgy, or public worship. (See Page Twelve) (See Page Eleven) (See Page Ten) STORKS (AP) — Fall o< that Baker had a hand in keep 1967 is the target date for Books— Open 9 A.M.-12 Noon— Re-opens at 8 P.BI. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 22 and 23 CteMle 6 or ing him from a choice commit 1 VM. to 9 PAL opening the Unlversit.v ot Gift Shoppe— 1-9 P.M. Gifts For All Ages America’s most tee assignment back in 1961. Connecticut Medical Dental REFRESHMENTS — MUSIC Yarborough told a newsman School. This was reported to Plants, Christmas Decorations beautifully balanoed ear. that after he tost his bid for a DONATION 76ii ...... Elm Spared Aides Begin Sessions university trustee* today b y seat on the Judiciary Commit Dean Lymian M. Stowe of the Country Store—1-9 P.M. Baked Goods, Big inside—trim outsidf. tee he learned from friends that 5 'J-fc - ■*’ medical school. The trustoee Candy, Choice Foods Dazzling new hardtop. In Sturbridge Baker had told' some people: passed a motion asking a We couldn’t afford to let 'Tar- Sedans, station wagons, On Viet Nam Policies study committee to recom Wishing Well, Children’s Shopping Center, Nursery borough have that seat. He mend ^ architect for the too. Choice of Sixes or new After Protests would be in a position to pre •choors buUfiing as soon as MOVIE— “The Golden Age of Comedy” vent Lyndon from controllfng HONOLULU (AP) — Nigh-ij'U.S. personnel will be able to possiMe. The committee de I 198-hp V-8.: ShatM with it.” level talks on the United States’ return by the end of this year,” Pine Cleaners STURBRIDGE, Masa (AP)— cided that a limited competi 8:30-7 P.M. Adults 50c— Children 25c the Ambassador great The senator understood that future policies in South Viet McNamara said. tion for architectural dc^gn An historic old New England by “Lyndon" Baker meant Vice Nam and all of Southeast Asia Also scheduled to attend the would be. costly and time oon- new options like Adjust- elm has won a last minute re President Johnson, who has not began today In-Pacific military meeting was Gen. Maxwell D. euming. always seen eye-to-eVe with his command headquarters near Taylor, chairman of the Joint 0-Tilt7-positibn steering priveN-from a death sentence. SERVICE The Bbenezer Crafts elm, be fellow Texan. Honolulu. Chiefs of Staff. Secretary of BLAZE DESTROYS BLOCK LAUNDRY wheel. Shift-Cojntnand lieved to be well over two cen Did Yarborough ask Baker The day-long session brought' State Dean Rusk was to arrive WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) We-Wash about the report? “No, I never together top-drawer piilltary today. r automatic floor stick; you turies old, was scheduled to be — A general alarm fire today (FORMERLY MANCHESTER VAUNIWOBfAT) cut down this week because asked Bobby Baker anything." men and diplomats from Wash From Saigon Tuesday came destroyed a block of one, story shift k, or it shifts itself. has been ravaged by the Dutch he said. “I never trusted him. ington and Saigon to map future Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. am- buildings housing four busi *5 6 ^ CENTER ST. New Hardtop! Ramb!er C!aaa!e 770 Elm disease. It wasn't the first time I'd had strategy in the fight against bas.sador to South Viet Nam, ness estabUshinents across However protests from tree .experience with him.” communism in Southeast Asia. and Gen. Paul D. Harkins, head the street from the big Water- DOUBLE lovers and a new survey of the Secretary of Defense Robert of the U.S. military advisory town arsenal. There were no Are Now A^sociafed To old tree have prompted officials (See Page Fourteen) S. McNamara arrived Tuesday group there. Injuries, but thousands of per 3, of the Public House on whose night and termed the meeting They huddled informally at sons were Inconvenienced in a Bring you Complete... AmbataadorV-S lawn it stands to put off saw "just another in a series in preliminary sessions with Adm. traffic jam that extended for crews "indefinitely." AT&T Heads Ask which we will review our pro- Harry D. Felt, Pacific military miles. Scores of persons were ? The high-performance The tree, town legend says, grani of commitments in Viet commander. ev^uated from one of the Lodge talked to newsmen in a 4 luxury V-8—total ...... was planted by Col. Crafts in Nam.” y Iiq||;e huildlngs at the arsenal ONE STOP SERVICE 1791. However forestry experts 2-1 Stock Split McNamara said in a planeside planeside interview" at Hickam when the blaze spread to with excellence in every believe it is much older than interview that it is '^quite clear Air Force Base. He Indicated he in 60 feet. Fire Chief Thomas FAMILY SERVICE • ALL IRON SERVICE NEW, YORK (AP)—American that the previous (South Viet will urge full support of the new -beautiful indh. , that and was probably a young Gonlon said damage to con SHIRT SERVICE • WASH-DRY tree in bud when Sturbridge Telephone & Tel^raph <3o. dl Nam) regime had lost the sup South Viet Nam military regime tents alone would run between GREEN STAMPS Ambassador 990-H ^Mlnutemen' were called for duty rectors proposiAl today a 2-for-l port of large segments of the as far as is practical.. $60,000 and $75,000. He made • COMPLETE DRYXLEANINO i at Lexington and -Ctoncord in split of the common stock and a population and in a war ot this Lodge said the idea of, any no estimate of the loss to the hardtop has 270-hp V-8, hike in the dividend effective type—a war against guerrilla negotiated truce between South THIS April, 1775. buildings. frojrt and rear center arm* Town records do say that the next year. , action and .subversion—can only Viet Nam and Communist North GET ACQUAINTED SPECIALS tree stood at the ends of two The dividend would be be \yon with full support of the Viet Nam was “absolutely fan R(X)HV NAMES WELLS rests. Console, reclining long rows of specially planted 60 cents a share on the proposed people. tastic." NEW yORK (AP) — Gov. split stock. This would be equal "The new government ap "We are hopeful that every WED. and SUN.! MEN'S-LADIES' SLACKS ...... SOe Fr. bucket seats—elj standard. shrubbery when the Marquis De Nelson A. Rockefeller today Laffiyette visited the Public to 31.00 quarterly pn the current pears to have that support,” he thing is going to go our way. named John A. Wells, 55, MEN'S SHIRTS ...... 24c Ea. Sedans and wagons, too. House during a triumphal tour stock. said. It is, he added, already The new leaders kre able men. New York City lawyer, as in 1824. The split, if approved by receiving more Support than the They certainly listen to our ad iMkHMiaJ director ot hie pree- FREE! FREE! The tree now stands about 70 shareholders at the annual previous regime “either had or vice and are very cooperative." Idential oaoipalgn. W e 11 s» 8 LBS. WASH and DRY ...... 80c No. 1 HI com p act ea r s a la t O to iile Lodge was ihterviewed, FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF feet higt) with a spread of over meeting in April wouuld be only deserved.’’ long active on- the elate polit -Ram blar loads 9p feet, i the second in the history of the McNamara said U.S. assist Harkins noticeably hung back and was reticent to voi^e his ical level, managed the re- 8 GAUONS OF 6AS or MOftE! SPREADS, double 89c ...... flngk A9c John Treadway# vice president world’s largest private enter ance to Viet Nam in its fight election campaign ot Sen. against subversion will be dis views on the military coup. BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR HOCKING CUT GLASSES btcaiisoRamblorlistaos of the Trdadway chain that owns prise. It would be effective in Jacob K. Javite last year. H m Xhi«e Trpei* to Choose From: • Water e Jnloe • Sherbet, GEO. WASHINGTON ^EDSFREAD . $1.19 New Hardtop! Ramb!er Ambaaa/ador 990-H ’.3' the PubUck» House said "that June, cussed at the session, as welt as Lodge, queried on reports that 4L AT&T split its stock 8 for 1 In the return home of U.S. person he .knew of the coup kgainst senator piled Up a majority a The above Free Offer Is Good Every Day of the Week o old tree Itos been there a long of nearly a million votes and : .. - ... time, i feel it should be given 1958-59. The dividend was hiked nel in Viet Nam. now dead former President Ngo E|.ECTRIC BLANKETS ...... $1.50 10 per cent to 33.30 on the new “It’s our objectlva to provide Dinh Diem Nov. 1 while Harkins even carried iNew York C2ty, - - - r . ■■ T ‘ ' a reprieve, I think it la pretty remarkable for a Kepuhlleaa. healthy still." shares at that time. In i960 di the training and logistical as- was left in the dark, snapped at RUG^S 20c Lb. rectors raised the dividend to sUtainca which the South Viet a newsman! "Don’t ask me The year beftora Welle Ipaak- STATE SERVICE STATION OEBORMIER MOYOR SALES, INO. ' ^ 2ss iraod sr.. ManchMiw. c«n. Experts who have examined «ed aCtmaeoMtal oto the tree over the gipat few years 31.00 6 year, effective July 10, namese government has - ‘■re things like that." ♦TTOUB" FLYDfO *A’ D EA LER!” quested pf US, and upon oom- Harkins' future probabily will hampt e t Mato At«y. Q m . . '. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY Fttong to 18tit century ootounves to front o t the Bboneoar OraAs etan and the PUbhek Hlouas hava said that it cannot be aav- 1961. h e m 4. n s MAIN mUEET, MANCHESTER ' Wetcb Uw OaMD K«ae thew on CBS-YlL WediltidSM to Stiobrtdge, Maoa., ora, front M t, Mn.. Gtadya Jiaiohson, Mn. Mlabel HoTOon, Min Mary' Today's action had been wide ^•tion,^ certain facets of that Loftdwtta to — aa$ (See Page Ms) Siopar Robert F. Wagoao. . OfF O M r E STA TE TH EA TER • PH O N E 64S-4W66 TEL..^ -6278—648-4266 M in YVonne Sairoto and Rnger CkiOir. 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'Vladimir Tolubko, (AP)—Another weather disaster news from Washington t. gun an tovesUgatioti of alleged bers and they're on opposite says the Soviet UniOn has the KENNEDY TRIP; Accom By ALFRED SHEINWOLD \ MOKIH prlee-gouglng and fraud In stronger nuclear force, no ipat- has hit Impoverished Haiti. 4 A Q S The PubUc Health Depart panied by hla wife, President We tend to give people S 17 J » s a funeral business. A spokesmJui **“••• ter what U.S. Secretory of Del Kennedy plans to maka fire black mark when they do some ■aid the probe was prompted by The dowager Viscountess St fense Robert S. McNafnara ment reported about 600 bodiea 0 I 7 < diacloeures In Jessica Milford's Davids. 70. a Oonseijatlv^ Is had been recovered following speeches and attend two reoep- thing wrong, we don’t no- 4 * 7 2 .says. His Moscow - broadcast Uons during .a b u n 4*nonpoU^ tlee it when they Just sit still book. "The American Way of , the n^w member, made eligible waa monitored in London. floods and landalidea last week m et - EA»r ft I by a new law admitting heredi- end in the northern part of the cal" trip to Texas Thuraday and and nothing. 'In bridge, how 2 4 K M » Tolubko was replying to a re Friday. ever, it’s just as big a crime Barnett Levy, who heads the Ury peere.sses. She also Is. the cent speech by McNamara, who country. The department said HU eonsumer frauds bureau In the Baroness Strange of Knockin toll was expected to climb. Itie Kennedya will spend Fri to sit when you should be ac ^ 10 5 2 S 9 i 4 a claimed nuclear superiority for day ni|^t at the ranch of Vice tive as It is to do the wrong KQ10C5 4A J94S Get The Facts Month A t^ office of Stole Atty. Gen. Louis and her barony is on' the United States. Thousands were reported J. LefkowiU, said Tuesday night few that can be transmitted Ma homeless and an crops were re AP Newafeaturoa President Lyndon B. Johnson at kind of acting. SOUTH the investigation is aimed not j the female line, ported destroyed in the Grande By SYD KBONlffl Johnson City—near Austin. South dealer 4 7 6 5 only at finding whether there is ‘ in Lords wa.s her son. Lodge Confused Riviere du Nord area, the coun The Repufcttc of China. k>- White House press secretary Both aides vulnerable C* AKQ10t74 . We Are Franchised Dealer Of Manchester To Sell "specific evidence of punish- viscount St. Davidis a member try's most prosperous. cated on the Island of Formosa, Pierre Salinger said be expects Opening lead—King sf clubs. OAKO able fraud." It is al.so "to deter- [ of the Labor party HONOLULU (API Henry hae paid phUateMc tribute to the Mrs. Kenne^ to attend moat of South's slam depended on the mine what can be done to pro ' "I'm delighted to have my Cabot Lodge. U.S. amba.ssador SAIGON, South Viet Nam lo th AnniversBry of Ks “Land the President’s engagements. spade finesse, but he gave him Solid Maple and C h e rry . . . tect the public in their time of j mothe> in the Hou.se with me. "I to South Viet Nam. told news- (AP)—Leaders of « non-Oom- to the Tillers” program, reports Kennedy is scheduled to fly to self an extra chance ^ execut grief," he said. I said Lord St. David.s. I men Tuesday he will go "directr munist guerrilla group that the Wortd Wide FhilaiieUc San Antonio Thursday for a ing an end-play. The idea waa Le^ said complaints have I But he had fought the bill |ly to the United States ” after a fought the Diem regime for Agency. speech, then proceed to Houston to get East to lead spades up come in "several letters, most I which permitted her to enter, I conference here. years but agreed to rally to the This program, atarted.in 1068, to address a teatlmonlal dinner to dummy's ace-queen. Only Keith's Can Make That Statemenfl of them anonymou.s. and in a contending it would extend the A Hawaiian newsman remind new Vietnamese government is on extension of the land re that night for Rep. Albort Thom- South ruffed the opening club trick he could lead another number of telephone calls, al.so hereditary principle. ed I>odge he already was in the appareritly are .still haggling form program which began in as, D-Tex.[>T( lead, led a trump to dummy’s ■pods. If declarer finessed with mostly anonymous." ' Socialist Gaston Defferre. the United States. over conditions for their return, 1940. In that year the govern After the dinner, Kennedy will nine and ruffed u o th e r club. dummy’s queen, Bast would "We want to find out to what I mayor of Marseille, may chal- according to American sources. ment reduced the rent to farm fly to Fort Worth tor a break- Declarer next cashed the three take the king and get a second extent the public is willing to About 600 rebels, belonging to lands 37.5 per cent. fast speech Friday. He also diamonds and led a tnimp to spade trick by returning a j lenge Charles de Gaulle in BUSINES8EH BURN ilans a mid-day address at Involve itself and come foni’ard France s li>«5 presidential elec ' a NSONIA (API — Fire de the religious-military Buddhist The lower value stamp fea- dummy’s jack. STNUle. with information.” he said. i tion. stroyed an auto supply firm and sect “called the Hoa Hao, are turm a portrait of Cfeiang. Kal- baUas and an evening speech to The next step was to lead DaUy Qneettos ."Jhek with Vice President Chen $KX)-a-plate Democratic fund dummy's last club. It was con Partner opens with two hearts "I have begun to think it an adjacent tire recapping camped outside the government' DIES PIAVING HOCKEY held town of Chao Phu, in the Cheng. The higher value ahowa raising dinner at Austin. ceivable. althou^ far from (forcing to game), sad the next over. ' i>aid Defferre in Paris. establishment last night amid a portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-een, In Austin, the President will player naseeie, Yoa hold: TORONTO, Ont. lAP) — Don- the sound o t exploding oil and upper Mekong Delta 110 miles likely, that East would play the Summerville. 48, mayor of To "I have not merely .the right to lather of the Republic of Chim. attend two receptions, one by ace of clubs. If so. South would S p^es, e-4-S-8; Hearte, 4; Dia da so, but also the duty." anti-freese cans and bthowa of west of Saigon. Their leaders ronto, died Tuesday after suf- are negotiating with revolution phH a copy of his famous book, the Democratic State Commit discard a spade and let East monds, 10-5-t; C2nbe, K-Q-19-6-S. V fenng a heart attack while play- Sir Winston Churchill's actress dense Made smoke from burn "Three PrtociiHea of the Peo tee and the other by Gov. John What do you eayf ing rubber. Eaimatea a t the loae ary government officials. try to find a safe return. ^Ing goal in an exhibition hockey daughter. Sarah, has canceled A cease-fire has beeh institut ple.” Farm woricers in a field Connally. As it happened, East played Answer: Bid two notrump, Nobody’s Been Eating My Porridge game. The hockey game^ pitted her engagement at a suburban of the Cbarlea W. Friedman Oo. appear in the background. SaUnger said the Democratic a low club. South had to ruff, the negative response. You hope and the O. K. Rubber Oo. were ed in the area. All the Hoa Haoe If beam oould talk, Klee the two shown at the Memphis Zoo are juSt barely printable. It eeemfi the one on the right City Council members against a Chicago theater and says ahe'a are armed with automatic weap- National Committee waa picking since there was no advantage to show your clubs later, but maybe they’d say eoimethlng like theee were overheard to started It by oomplalining about his maite's cooking, which press, radio and television team going home to England. not immediately available. The The Republic of Somalia oom- up the tab for the Austin leg of in giving the lead to West. cannot quite afford to Show he said woe grlRley. (AP Photoflax), < 2 ona or small arms. grc^. They such an esgument, the things they said to raise funds for the Toronto Miss Churchill was to have cauae of the Maaa was under The revolutionary government nvemomtes the third anniver the trip, since that includes DMiarer, ready for his end- them immediately. Italian flood ‘relief fund. started rehearsals Tuesday but inveaUgatton. on Tueaday releas^ 32 Hoa Hao sary of its toctopendenoe with a a'vowedly political activities. play, led a low spade toward set of three new stamps featur For Shelnwold’s 88-pege book political prisoners who had been dummy. West played low, and three minutes the goat’s legs self with such irritants. "A drop ing a portrait of President Aden BUDGET: New federal spend declarw triumphantly played let, "A Pocket Guide to jailed by Diem. ing will show a smaller increase started bending and within of vinegar shot into the leg will Abdulla Osman. The lowest dummy’s eight. East had to Bridge,” send 60 cents to Needle Guns give a Charley horse in less than value is for regular mall and than in recent years when the win the trick and could not get Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. another minute he was on the LONDON (AP) — The British new budget is sent to Congress ground. a minute," Palmer said. Communist party today purged the two higher values are air out Mfely. If East returned a Herald. Box 3318, Grand Central He has demonstrated his wea malls. Also Issued by Somalia in January, Budget Director tral Station, New York 17, N. This type of drug, Palmer eight members who back spade, (hunmy would get a free Proposed for said, could be used against ber pons for army chemical warfare EVERYTHING^ Peking in the Sovlet-Chinese were three new stampi honor Kermlt Gordon predicts. finesse; If East returned any T. officials. Dart guns would be es is^ the Seventh Somalia Fair. Gorsleep with dart guns and he Ing bodily injury to law enforce • PAPER ROODS cally decided policy." Izsiion and the convention, have put up the jack of spades. ment personnel and inmates Meeting Tonighj Mexico ksBued two new stamps. budget President Kennedy sent This would save East from He will receive a refund of thtoka such guns will be put Tlw eight and six other Com Congress last January. the $345.33. Into the hands of policemen as would have been to shoot him » CUT-OUTS • CANDLES munists signed a 3,(KX>-word A 6 peso air mall shows a post the end-i^ay. If West held with a firearm," Huff said. On Conservation ¥ fE ARE age stamp with the conven Gordon's comments came aft- the next major step in the war manifesto attacking the British er committee Chairman Harry against crime. "As a last resort, I decided OPEN TONITE » W EIL HAVE IT! party's leadendilp and accusing ttoo’s if^bials "EMMEOC 1963” F. Byrd, D-Va., pointed out that Police use of dart guns would to attempt ImmobUisation with HepresMitBiUvei team t h e Soviet Premier Khrushchev of In the oehter Mirrounded by the annual budget increases in the a t lliG be humane, safe for bystanders, a drug recommended by the boamd of dtrecton, pork depoitr betraying the Communist cause. kilUals of the participating i Kennedy administration have nonfatal for criminals and county physician.’’ defies. A 1 i>eso iUustrated the vary ta e a l and planning ooinmiselon makes a dining room more inviting MNl EVERY NITE averaged $6 bUlioo. would help to deglamorize He said the 240-pound prison win aittend a coonUnaiting m«et- 'te4Uejsss4w n n o u T S&H Green Stamps KKW DELHI, India (AP)— "stamp on stamp” iasue of 1956 Gordon said that “with the popular crime, Palmer said in an inter er was hit In the right abdom of the Town Ootutovateon MADr a*. otfiT Prime Miniater Nehru told Par supertmxxMsd on a larger stamp steady growth in the work load view. inal wall and within 6Vi min CoiTsnisslon at 8 tonllghi in the Rectangular Table (44” x 66” TILL liament today he haa repeatedly oontsiining the names of the — J LOCATIONS — In the federal government, the The New York City police de utes he was shackled without Probate Oo«rt Heairing Room of negglriD extends to 96”) Seats 10 . ,$172.50 Charge It warned the United States three perticipattng oiganlm- steady growth in population, partment is studying use of the resistance. "There la no ques the Mlunlicipal Building. against setting an arms race ttonsw and the steady growth In in dmrt gun. "It is a possible hu tion of the humane aspect in Duxbury Armchair...... $37.50 With going between Indian and Pak' Chef Carlo has prepared a, The TOC has compiled an inr btokiohB come,” there is no real chance truly wonderful menu! To mane weapon of the future," volved," Huff said. -ventxiry of pifbUc and prl- Duxbury Side C h air...... $29.95 Iston by supplying new equip Iran has tssued two nerw at a cut. ■aid a department spokesman. Palmar, 49, a natlva ot Thom- UNI ment to Pakistan’s air force. voitely held open lends in Man stamps, 6 rials and 14 rials, to avoid disappointment, place Palmer, with four other Geor aevllle, Ga., suggested *hat po chester, and now iseeka advice 38” S erv er...... $124.50 Hiren Mukherjee, a Commu ixmor the state vWt of Queen PUBLIC WORKS: n e House your reservation NOW by gians, developed gaa-flred rifles lice departments should en nist M.P., asked Nehru about on how best to utilise the "open 54” B u ffe t...... $189.00 CARD JuMaaa of Holland to Iran. hu passed and sent to the phoning 643-46281 and ^stols and special darts in list physicians to supervise and Bpooes” to r recreeteonal and Now! You can get the fast rdief you recent newt reports from Wash Depleted on the stamps are por Senate a public worics appropil- the late 1960s tn use in animal a specially trained squad to use need from nagging backache, headache Glass Door C h in a...... $129.50 FAIRWAY ington toat the United States re oonservatkm use. and muscular aches and pains that often traits of (^ e n JuUana and the aUons bill that is $286,680,600 7 Walnut St^ Manchester work. . the weapons. Since other town agenriee cause restless nights and miserable As seen in Hoiiee A Garden ndght be considering replacing less thsua President Kennedy RESTAURANT On a 136-acre wooded area Most problems with berserk Pakistan's old Sabre Jet fight Shah of Iran. have aHflo ooenpUed such kata, tired-out feelings. When these discom Decorating Guide Also iBBued by that country asked. near here, he am his asao- persons. Palmer said, Involved tonight’B meeting waa called to forts come on with over-exertion or ers with modern combat planes. to honor a state visit are two The $4,276,116,400 measure eiates assemble tae darts, a "basically moral men who have stress and strain —you want relief— GREEN STAMPS Nehru replied: "It is possible ooondinaite ell avaRoble infor want it fasti Another disturbance may stampa commemorating Gen. won passage by a lopsided $59 type of hypodermic needle, and drunk just enough to start tear mation into one mazier fUa GIVEN WITH ALL SALES! N .some re-equipping of Pakistan’s De Gaulle’s trip. These h tan m to 27 vote Tuesday. experiment with various drugs. ing up a bar and to threaten be mild bladder irritation following air force may be going on.l do It finances river and harbor to harm people.” wrong food and drink —often setting not know. We have repeatedly show a p o rtrait of Gen. De' D A Y OWNER OF Palmer spends several months up a restless uncomfortable feeling. OauUe with the ndns of Perae- and flood control projects, the each year in foreign countries A combination of emetic and Express Doan’i Pills work fast in 3 aq>arate iS pointed out to the United St^ea reclamation program, the Atom working on studies in wildlife catharglc drugs could be used ARTHUR government that in view of the poUs Palace in the baidtground. ways: I. by speedy pain-reliering action "THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU » lONEY” ' CHILDREN ic Energy Conunisslan and oth immigration, relocation and di on vandals and young hoodlums. KNOXVILLE* Term. (AP) — to ease torment at nagging backache, LOVE IT PaUatan govemmant's attitude er public activities. More than seases. Palmer said. Four persons got on the elevator headaches, muscular aches and pains. and policy, it would not be very BURGLARY A DEFICIT RAY'S RESTAURANT 2. by sootning effect on bUdder irrita 942 MAIN STREET (Comer of St. James iStreet) CORNELIA. Ga. (AP) — It half of the money will go to the Palmer, president of the Palmer suggests another use at 8t. Mary’s Hospital, but five desinible to set a kind of arms Atomic Energy Commission. Palmer Chemical and Equip of dart guns — against airplane got off. tion. 3. by mud diuretic action tending race between them and us.” cost some bungling burglars at 37 O AK STREH to increase output of the 15 mOes of least $92 to break into the Cor No funds are earmarked for ment Go., demonstrated how the hijackers. Instead of drugs, The fifth was a 6-pound, kidney tubes. Pakistani leaders also have projects 'in selected depressed ANNOUNCES immobilizing procedure works however, he said chemical irri ounce boy bom to Shirley Coop 0 nelia bank. Enjoy a good night’s sleep and the ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SIiTURDAY said they do not want an arms areas. The Approprlatlona Com by firing a dart containing 126 tants, producing the same effect er, 32, of nearby Marynardvllle, race with India. They contend Police chief J. G. Davenport same happy relief;i mUlionsmillions havehsve for said the burglars had chopped mittee last week rejected Presi milligrams of a sleep-inducing as half a dozen wsisp stings as Mrs. Cfooper, mother of three over 60 years. U.S. and British arm s supplied dent Kennedy’s request for $46 MARTY and THE HOLIDAYS drug into a goat. would be effective smd womd other boys, was being taken to For convenience, YOUR FRIENDLY A GENCY to India since the CSiinese at- a hole in the bank roof but ssk for the large failed to reach any supplies of mUUon to be used prlmarUy in The animal never flinched as pose lesa threat to the safety of the delivery room. TWEED lack last year have strength eastern Kentucky. Dandng Thursday, Friday and Saturday the needle entered his side from others on a plane. Two ambulance drivers and a size. Get Dosm’s u se Atomiser ened India’s band against Pak cash. nurse delivered the Infant. Pills today! Doan'S a pistol 10 feet away. After He has experimented on him 400 istan. In the process, they dropped NO MINIMUM—NO COVER METERED a roll of billa amounting to $93 SFBAYB STRATFORD, OnL (AP)—The and left behind a bottle half- Stratford Shakespearean Festi filled with whisky. 1 2 5 val reported a deficit for its 1963 For ASPIRIN season, after showing a small profit tor 1962. V President Leonard C. Webster ... a bedroom more restful i g t. VAP. Lunch said revenues totaled $976,935.50 STATEB Kling Colonial—so welcoming and gracious you’ll 60” Triple Dresser .. .$199.50 W o rtb m o rs___ compared with $1,099,761. the year before. The deficit was want to use it all through your home. The solid maple Framed M irror...... $50.00 $78,162.83; the profit for 1962 * Dinner Sbown is hand-rubbed to a lustrous finish that will show the Chest-On-Chest ...... $149.50 was $86,146. exquisite detailing and your good taste to best ad B ed ...... $79.95 SUPERB r vantage. Dining room and bedroom pieces were Night Table ...... $32.95 JUMBO SIZE ^ Sweet Adelines —Ufa ktsgstim •Party designed for maximum and varied storage. See all the r a n o M i M r GREEN STAMPS Sing at Party open stock today . . . available in solid maple or OrViEN WITH ALL SALES! fiARMENT T e PSOM UANGINB /I WDVIW... d e n y . You can’t go wrong when you decorate with Ttoe Mountain Laurel Chap KUng! Its beauty is ageless! Stop in and see it today. 73” Foam BAG ter at Siweet Adelines, Inc., will Saturday Nlgittt Cushion S ofa...... $214.50 1.49 VADUE parGolpfite in the entertain mm Isi PRIZL WINNER Drop Leaf Coffee Table' $41,50 ment at the charber party and IHEAm 11*, litSI fllM Mer-ctaepter night of the TiMra's No Placa 19b3 CUNNES 1 ^ 1 Matching Chair...... $99..50 Naugoluck Chapiter ait Oanxfie- LHC* iV ^ 9 8 ' wiok Restaurant, Seymour, to- INURNUIONSl Rocker (not shown) . .$109.50 moRow. A chartered bus win W ■ HIM IFSI1V51 Drop Leaf End Table .. $34.95 leaive fkom the Irish American PLUS SHORT BCBJECTSl KEG. 7 Hiotne, 69 Grove ®t., Hartford, Step End Table ...... $34.95 alt 7:30 pm . y j a n o ^ l Chart II N on h-Door Sedan The above Itcme are very eimllar Those oittcndtotg from the Shown Eves. Only Thru Tues. Now-*64 Chevy n ... to Illustration.. . DURA aHanclMster area inohide .Mrs. Route 6 and 44 GREEN STAMPS Daivid Gunas, 236 School St.; 8 Shows Niglitiy. 6:80-8:46 Boiton Mr*. Laurence B. Perry, 233 GIVEN WITH ALL SALES! FLASH School St.; Mm. Truman Cran FEATURE AT 7:16-9:80 dall, 66 'White St.; and Mrs. 1.79 Hlric Emt, Jan Dr., Hebron. PLUS SPECIAL COLOR FEATURETTE BULBS The neoot regular rehearsal n SHOWN will be held art the Irish Amer- ‘WONDERFUL NEW YORK AT 8 PJH. Sumh4ry$ STANLEY WARNER CARTON foem Hctne on Dec. 5. Guests FRL. SAT. and SUN. ENVELOPES OF t : ...... end prospeebive membera ere 53* wekxme to attend. MATINEES ONLY
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A .» . . V . ' r c ■ 1 ' tatf .a . . .. ______^ ^3M iiannriiK c v e n in g h e r a jj), Ma n c h e st e r , conn., We d n e sd a y , n o t e m be r 20, i9«8 PAGE FIVE * • ■ . >' ■■■ ■_■ t— JLL-.T.- ...... - - ---I, A...... PAOl FOUR lAANCHESTER EVENtNO HERAtJ), MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY,’ NOVEMBER » , 1968 perturbM. He thrives on contro Fremeb^Bonn versy, and la more then a mite Finance Bars HEALTH CAPSULES Selling Plaiis disdainful of criticism. by M kW l A. P«»ti. MJX TV-Radio Tonight Son of a New Orleans coffee Relationship IF Y9UV6 RKtiVBP AN T a u g h t a L o t Importer, Rainohotf adventured US, Red Bloc INJURY TO SOME FArr OF in brokerage and automo- VOUR COPY, ARE YOU MORE bUe marketing and wofke4 as a May Change LIKELY TO PEVELOP A t n t laiioa wnliter in Europe be- To Ransohoff fore turning( to producing, W ider Trade CANCER THERE? Television i By HARVEY HUDSON He operaista; on the theory Evsrytliiiig yo« "abd to propor* if k*s m fmthiom itt M • :00 ( I) Blf • Thamar (i. pro.^ 7 :» By HAL BOYLE that tha Jobb ^ oFa a producer 1s to PARIS (AP)-W hen Chancel By lA M DAWSON r«M ) f4>r “OLD MAN WINTER.** OPEN THURSDAY TILL (10-30) Early Show (in proe- (34) On Haaring Hualc NEW 'FORK (A P )—The lateet find the actual entertainment lor Ludwig Erhard of West I AJ* BaalaMw New* Aiwlytt r * » ) ( 8-30-40) (}ial* and Harriet golden boy tn the entertainment market, then satisfy It. Germany comes to Paris Thurs WBW YORK (AP) — The ( *1 News 8:00'(34) Dr. Posin’s Giants If the people want pota and (13) In U Automation The chummy mood that has fold or fooda or credit? ( .11 Waiter ("ronklte ( 3-1^ The Beverly Martin Ransohoff saiid. "It you're in big trouble. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Iblaay of Araerlca’a aliiea have (30) Film 9:10 (34) Jaipanese Brush taught me the value of contact "You may ba able to flattar X46 RED EHD RULE been built up between France (341 What’a New ( 8-13) Dick Van Dyke your own ego, but you’re going and Germany in' .^e past five bean incraasiniir thl* trade rigrht (18) Life of Riley 10:00 (10-33-30) Eleventh Hour ing people, to know what they alonf, often Ignoring Washing- (10-23-30) Huntley Brinkley ( 3-13) Danny Kaye Show think and want.’’ to lose somebody an awful lot years has been thO fruit of a (12) Newebeat \ ( 8-20^) Festival Preniy of money If you^ra not sure of BoM, black markinge. warm and friendly contact be ton’a frown*. But they’ve been NO ONE NA$ EVER PROVEN At 90, he became the young imbaddad ta wood able to fe t payment for their T OO (13-22-S(M0) News, SpdrU and (24) In-School Preview est chief executive of any corpo the audience for which you’re tween De Gaulle and Konrad THAT AN INJURY TO ANY Weat)*er 11:00 ( 3-«-10-12-20-22-4(V30) News; Adenauer. Noyr, with AdenaMr exporta by Increa.slng their im- ■ (24) Herltnre Sports and Weather ration listed on the American creating. PART OF YOUR BOPY WILL out, and Erhard In. there iir porta from the Communiat bloc LATER CAU$E A CANCER (10) Shannon 11:16 (iO) Tonight (C) Stock Exchange. " I don't have any grand de —Itema that U.S. importer* ( .1) Llttleat Hobo ( 3) Movie Now at 38 Rimsohoff, who is sign of life. I Juri want to bound to be a new approach — THERE. (IS) Subecription TV (40) Steve Allen and perhaps a vastly different don’t want or can’t buy—or by H m M i Ci * h iIm *N m lie lfM W» w m S k (30) Film’ 11:30 (12) Movie built like a balding bumblebee, achieve something, have a few taldnf aporadlc offering* of So T:16 (33) Square Dance Jamboree 11:30 (2M 0) Tonight (C ) is one of television's most suc laughs and make a few bucka," result. viet fold, aomething tha United (30) Sport* Camera ( 8) Movie cessful producers and is bussing he said. A l hardwood The change will be apparent M MANY States aould use but rarely see*. SEE SATUROAT’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE U8TINO his way to the top in motion secdono, rivalad jotats, $ | g 0 the minute Erhard steps off the Tbs poUtleal raasons for hold- rope, although doubtless the pictures. Aa a third string in his Mouth Gamrd Latex lor tatido moaauitag train. He will be met by Pre tag down trade are clear. Stra- Communists would be glad to row, his firm also turns out mier Geofges Pompidou 6uid % get many Industrial material* tegto foods from the United commercial and documentary taidhrMual taibaa Foreign Minister Maurice Couve States would build up CSommu- and equipment we consider stra CKiaA.GO — fllme. mouth protawtow for foodball de Murvllle, a correct welcome nlat war potential, and other tegic. Radio To critic* who regard RaneoJi- by protocol standards. But it DO YOU piaooera. molded to fit oaata at GET U L T K HEAT GARLANDS goods mlfht bt]Ud up its eco- (This listing includes only those news broedoMts of 10 or 15 off as "the king of combelt represents a switch, because De nomla haalth and let it put tiw plaiyeraf ierih, are aaM to Gaulle on several occasions mlnnto iengtn. Some station* carry other ahort ncwneaRl*). comedy.” It will come a* little f S ' mors effort Into military outimt. consolation that he 1* planning be ablo to virtually eliminate YOUR n n . CAN GIVE went out of his way to greet In IMS wa exportad $106 mil- WDRC— 13*8 (h 10:80 Thirty Minute Theater more network situation aerlea moutai IniJuriee. Thrir - < S u !n b m iit Adenauer at the a l^ r t , 2 BOY SCOUT 6:1)0 Long John Wadt 11:00 Newa jnOat waa reported ait a recent Hon worth of foods to Soviet 8:00 Raynor Shines 11:16 Sports Final designed to produce laughter. «(S)Btaf CNMNET BKEF fam ily oilzo atrotching protocol, since De aatelUtes In Eaatem ICurope, ex- “ It doesn’t make any sense Amertaan Dentel AasooiaAian Gaulle is a chief of state and OWN? 11:30 Starlight Serenade 1:06 Newt Sign Off meetiDB. aludlnf tae U.8.S.R. Itaelf and Notes and News W HAY—816 1:00 Newa and Sign 0(t for our organization to diversify ssds btstiiif pnfeisiiis 4 slice toaster the German chancellor a chief Tufoslavia and Albania; and 6: (A) Easy Ed Show WPOP— 1418 with serious dramas,” ' he said. wHh radiant of government. imported $6S.6 million worth. In 6:30 Newt Weather and Sports 4:00 Joel (Jaab » FIRST PBIVATE BANK CUB PACK 15$ 7:0U Edward P. Morgan 7:00 BIU Hughes . "We are geared to -Cdmedy.” c o n t r o l Adenauer and De Gaulle used the agme period Weat Germany 7:16 Jalt Sprung 13:00 Glrand In the mottga picture world, ADDIS ABABA, Bthlopla(AP) to do their most effective work was aiqmrting $719 million Peter W. Spebacy, holder of 10:80 Tonight At My Place W INF— 1388 Ransohoff (a Tnuahrootnlng with —Ethiopia is preparing to open the Silver Beaver which lo the 1:80 Sign Off 8:00 News, Weathar. Sporta in man-to-man session* without IC worth, Importinf $6M milU.n w n o - i s M 6:80 Showcase equal rapidity. Ita first private (ximmerclal even an interpreter present. Do amrth, and Britain aicporting higheet award in Cub eoouUng. 8:00 Newa, Sports and Weather 8:46 Lowell Thomas He it) engaged in a cross-coun bank. The initial capital will be was the guent of Oub Pack 152 Gaulle and Erhard wUl meet $sn mUUon and importinf $44S 8:88 Old, Borrowed and Blua 6:50 Sports Tima try word battle with MGM stu secured by the sale of $39 three tlmea Thursday and SM- miUlon. Japanese and Oanadian FVtday at the Boaverra Sthool. 8:46 Three Star Extra 7:00 News Showcase dio heads over his wish to in shares to the public, and a Hie conducted a spectal candle- 7:06 Converaatlon Piece 8:00 The World Tonight day but they will be alone at axpocU also have risen steadily 7:80 Nawi o( the World 6:16 Life Lbie clude a frontal shot of four live board of directors will be elect only one of these meetings. Min ta recent years. Ught oertmony and gave a tiik 7:46 Government Services 8:80 Showcase nudes. Such arguments leave ed. Banks have heretofore been on the idea and Meals of ecout- 8:10 Pops Concert 3:06 Beat of Broadway isters and advisors will attend Ib a p r l^ p a l items' that tha 9 .(16 Nl^tbeat 10:06 Showcaaa and News the stubby little producer un- government-controlled. the other two. Vnitad State* exports to the ln«. C a tN e . T-5$ This does not mean that De aateUltea and gats back ara tab- Den One praachted a sMt Ur luetrating the fUnottan at tbd Gaulle and Ekhard will not push nlatad by economlats at the ahead with the ET^nch-German | CSiaM Kaidiattan Bank, New human ear. ' Elmle Manntag, oub mairier,. ta-Mpl. a Coinpleta ranga of aat^ngi cooperation treaty, which calls: York, as ftdlows: lor periodic (xinsultations at the Potaad dtlefly takas Amarl- concluded the program with an a Cushionef] toast lift— We are sure .vou have at animated story. Bnd hast wasta by Jmt pouring upper echelons. But meshing of ean grains and sends meat pro- Chimnay tasaap into your tool thinking and coordination of pol least one, but with this duct£ East Germany takas Awards presented during the a Long-life heating alamanti ,S'' program went to Rnaseil Bar- tank. Pitividei fast, automatic •ZU NtCAM icies may be more difficult than wonderful selection to tobaooo and sends furs. Hun lu na up"l K your unit bums in the past. ch(X)se from we know you I - gary prises our Industrial mach »ero, Edward Manning, Richard eoal ar woocL tprinUa Chimnay inery and we take their wood MitoheU, Dwight Peteraon and Erhard may be more out will add more to your ward manofaetures. Bulgaria and Richard Ponchek, bobcat; Mi Owaap Powder on the burning spoken than Adenauer in airing robe. It t Romania are markets for our chael Benache, Bruce Da'vidoon, tool to detbwy hast stealing the differences between the two pharmacsutlcals, and from Bul DavM WaJkar and Bruce W ar toot aoounwIationK______nations — and when he does garia w * Import spices and ren, w d f badge; M i c h a e l apeak out he will be running from Romania glass products. Adams, Forreat WiUu and head - on into some of De Luxury on luxury — or Other itsms are traded with fiibapfaen Yaiwunki, d e n n * r Gaulle's most cherished con Dreamspun on top of aaeh nation in smaller amounts. strtpea; Dwayne MttobeU, den cepts. Adenauer tended to skirt Dreamspun. The twin aet is Ths United States has legal chief; Bruce Da'vidaon and I h u Oim iC* areas of disagreement to seek Stephen YawnrsM, g(oM and possiblllUes for accord. fashion’s newest favorite. vsstrletlons on this Eastern Eu nu^ntroicToacHxn ropean trade. The chief one is atfver aerowa- De Gaulle and Adenauer ’ And the nicest way to wear a ban on goods classes as stra OUB 800UT PACK 14S liked to run foreign policy for im it is in the melting col()rs tegie that might be used In an The monthly meeting of Oub ANSWER FOR 101 nB their governments, leaving the and texture of your favorite arms buUdup. An export llcmss Pack 143 held taat week at foreign ministers to handle de Garland fur blend knit. ta required for any goods ruled Nathan Hale School opened THAT NEEO HEAT tails. But Erhard has his eye on aoustratsfic. with the flag ceremony oon> . Internal political affairs, leaving Pullover S 9 . H 9 But a credit restriction goes ducted by Den 1. The b o ^ who iachM>*6 psadl Hams HWaar, U o * Foreign Minister Gerhard back ta 19S4 when CbngJEess parttaipaited were Roy Amkion, lOVen DEfllif MtOg pttm Schroeder a much freer hand. Cardigan RI1J69 banned private loans to a gov ~ n Oordera, Bradford Dow ittachnwnt, aoMtrini Up, ptm 2 Oe Gaulle has never had Hand woven pure Scottieh wool ernment in default in payment much interest in economics. He N ney, Ttan Maaon, Richard White, .ditposaUs tyiM iif Skirt $ 1 2 ^ has delegated this to the pre sn its oUigations to the U.S. Joseph Punlello, FhUlip Smith, of sda, ta(-bMaig| mier and finance minister. And fw sgnm snt Only recently has Jeffrey W att and CHff Kublak. prOpiM iMi* HARRIS TWEED Washington ruled that this law A musical skit entitlsd "The French economic thinking gen-. doesn’t apply to "nom al com- Beverly HiBbillles’’ 'waa present- orally keeps to a government- 'merolal credit terms.” Ileither ed by Den 3. Taking paiit were planning tack that runs counter | the law nor the ruling has been Thomas Faxaina, Richard Faa- cosco. to Erhard'a liberal free enter bested in the courts. nina, Rtahard Muktaon, Brian STBP STOOL. prise aims. ! COATS Natiana in default, in addition Muldoon, Jeff Mutten, Robert Ybc new Cosco Wep stool Erhard and De Gaulle have ta the Soviet Union itself, in Plitruzzeflo, Michael Perefto, Mi' with the smart hourglaw de met before, but there Is no evi 6 color* elude Oieclwslovakla, Blast Ger Chari Ptarro, David Swanson, sign. The swingaway stepa dence that either worked up many, Hungary, Poland and These famous tweeds, hand- DennAs ’Volkait and Karin Me are rubber treaded for addM much enthusiasm for the other. Ronuuda. The prospect Is that the old De loomed by crafters in their Oooe. safety. Sturdy chrome Even arhea export licenses are Gaulle-A(lenauer warm personal homes in the outer Hebrides The oufaa and their families Sraaae. Choice of handaoma avaUatSe, some American man' Kweire sboavn a half hour fUm, ties will give way to a cool, cor with dlatlncllon, rugged dur afacturara hesitate to ship their "TIm John Glenn Btocy.” ran EXTRA rito. i rect relationship. The com ability . . . tailored in class goods ta the Eastern Europeans 3 9 9 9 TtM inspeottan trophy waa BbH iwI muniques usually describe talks ic fashion for town or coun becanee they don’t respect in won.by Den 8. under these conditions as "frank try ranging from vibrant beraatioaal petents and can Pater Oordera, oubmarier, and cordial.” tones to muted heathers. ’ copy Westam designs once .amounoed that the ncoct pack De Gaulle and Erhard will Misses' sizes 8 to 18. Brief few sempIsS are in their hands. meeting will be a Christmas have much to be frank about. sizes 6 to 18. But the purely financial road party oq Dec. 20. French sources have indicated btack is a Wg one. Western Eu- .^jian Agootinrili, Paul Kar- the two men .are likely to dis V T o f has tadten in payment for rier, 'ram Lsricska, Terry Mc- Wicowr $ toM mine of wtim! cuss: ! Its exports Eastern Europe’ C?ann, Michael Mistretta, Rlch- Your cholco aa* 1. General world political con timber, pulp, grain, nonferrous aid T*yo and Btk Haheren, all SI ditions, including East-West re metals and petroleum products. of Den 8, conducted the eloring lations. The Uhited States already Imk oeremony. 3. The North Atlantic alliance, adequate sources for tbsee pro HIOH COMPRESSION BAKIWARI and military contributions from ducts. BAROAIN various members. Tbs Obmmunist bloc'eycurrea- Gum Illneoa Common v*h#si*$i.2f STAPLE GUN 3. Agricultural prices within elee aren’t oonvsrtlbl^' so that •OHANZA the Common Market. trade bas to be c^iiducted on aHTOAGO — Almost every IvsnswcsBisrasIssS irst ssstHrMIRSO 4. The possibility that German strictly ,. bilateral. terms or child with fiiwt teeth may ha’ve REPUTATION Alsalagn. Sliadird troops might take over some; through ewnpllcated triangular aotne form at gum diaeaae, ac- Sta, (Ul ta RmS* p u s . iUY SOW tsi supply bases in France being j deals. oordlng to a Michigan (Mudy 8AVT evacuated by Americans. i And payment in Soviet gold reported on by the Amerioiui U-CsaMIIMO tsmH«n MtIKa Pss Erhard Laid in a television in-' a now-amraen thing. Dmtal ’Aaaoriatlon. Moat of the tervlew recently: So thejNrs more than Just ths oaaea in the survey group were " I hope that within the (North sold afar holding up any large mild, but about 25 per cent had Atlantic) alliance we can find a of trade between the some tooth dsmMge from dia- way to carry forward Atlantic : States and Eastern Bu- You really should own one! taMIRMLwar AaeSinSMISW 0 6 tstaPMuitli Mcv-CsMsf Integration without disturbance m I Better than 10,000 satisfied Saw^CsHtrlsr rUTn-aHH” ONLY' or hindrance despite the French M■ - r efforts for self-sufficiency.” / Erhard said he plamied to customers bear testimony to the accuracy antTbaairty of far lit* Knt Him a ravalaBeaary saw bring up this problem with De * 1 ) ' tfapi* goa *w4* tewN far ssdar $9.00. Gaulle. In De Gaulle’s lexicon. If you travel in the best MICHAELS own watches. Superb 17-jewel timepieces Dallvar, aa aiuch driving power at / MiRM Integration is practically a nasty Aaodual MIRRO Mi made in Switzerland to exacting specifications R M t tad Otks I machInM. twice lit lit* mmd weight. word and there was some talk circles... and are a IIDiIM" Bratd 8u tM iUiiM - Rerfect for Intulotlag, cerpeatry, ep- f. that Erhard might not dare fe’’ ' and we offer them in 55 styles starting at $49.75. hehtery. feeturet Ixrilt-ln ttapit ex. broach the subject. But Erhard woman-on-the-go h u confirmed that he does in To avoid disappointment look for MICHAELS on the dial and trecter. Two leg lengtjn .1/4* and tend to talk about It, and to ask 9/16'- {amyaaf. Fmh-bwltea laadlsg. for a bigger BYench contribution movement. Federal tax included. to conventional forces avaialble MRROMrM to NATO. Another ticklish subject on the agenda is the (Common Market imring these, discussions, there Young idea#. So many hearing problems can be forgotten with the Is always the possibUlty that the Gay ideas. question of British admission m er MK3HTY WISP® hearing aid! It’s the most powerful could come up. De Gaulle .ve Great ideas. eH-ohAe-ear Sonotone ever made. ALL WATCHES ) c a n o p e n o r toed the British application last ! January, to the great disap Flip-front closing. I: ^ j s • ■ I UNCONDITIONALLY pointment of Erhard. You’ll want it to wear Gan help bearing losses up to serious, pan even help with your pick of our ¥-■ ^ I %0 many now wearing on-body aids. So easy to wear — GUARANTEED FOR sweater collection, 9 MIGHTY WISP snuggles behind ear,, with tiny tube to starting, perhaps, with PM* 1 Mitip — that’s all! Never before a Sonotone hearing aid Grange Notes *lhis Dreamspun to 3 WHOLE YEARS M's guared for tmoortv I $0 small with so much power, lo many features. match. •osy cutting and ENAMEL I Pomotia Aotivitlee •xtra-long lif*. 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BUDGET PAYMENTS ROASTERS ' Nov. 21, Gtaotenhury, third and fiourth degreea; Ooventry, The Ftaot Tharfisglvtoig fea THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST •8.95 A.U 99-95 i WHd Mid Said turing ^>eolal agfiicultura] numtoer; Hlllstown, Wishbone. JtWiliKS - tUVlKSMirHS Nov. 22, Bolton. NaeiHi s o n o t o n e 968 MAIN STREET—MANCHEb'TER N igh t Bruce Ronson in charge. I-; J;.-' Mr. and Mr*. Anthony A. PHONE MS-2741 T i ? MMotiggta, Mm. R. K. Jooea Br. OF HARTFORD THf KNOWN NAMI, a^MtaStanaent oomtntttM. Most. 26, Hebron. o(»van|ier IS A S n U M ST>-TEL 247-4070 THE Ki^W N OUAIITV SINCE 1900 LARSEN’S HARDWARE i - JOttPH CANNATA. MoHagtr INOOKPOKATEO > « t a CLOSED MONDAYS 34 DpPOT SQUARE M A N C H b t iK
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The bomb ex Nted Not liMborrots Court Gises spots was Cut Bank, Mont., with atures were generally near or all over, mostly from vengeful But Tuesday the mice met a ploded harmlessly In the street. a reading of 4 below. Light snow above seasonal levels In most LOS ANGELES (API — Two tiousewlves, who proposed ways late more swift, more terrible, Red Snipers In Maracaibo, terrorists Many wearers o( felke toeth hare « y THE. ASSOCIATED PRESS feu In mSny aacUons, with parts of the nation. Put at 200 Dead suffered, real em banaem ent baoauae weeks ago a county clerk to bring the furry little addicts than laxatives, steel wool aitd ARTHUR DRUB Smith - Valfcnte burned a warehouse owned by tbeir piste dropped, sU pM «e wob moOKVIlXB SESSION \^ try weather leroed In on heavy snow forecasts In moun Light rein and clouds covered waltsed Into a narcotics evi to justice. mothballs combined; The county On Viet Nam Policies DuPont paints, causing more bled et Just the wroni time. Do not BoiKta totaling $1,386 were northern add central areas in tain areas. broad areas In the central part dence storerotxn and found One suggested strewing laxa called in an exterminator, who In Caracas than $30,000 in damages. ■f-bodies were removed from the llVe In (eer of this bappenlng to you Cold wavs warnings were ot the nation but no severe By WEBB MCKINLEY JusteTUBw .eprtnkleVK*****-** a aawtMVUttle ■'OeAWBlD,rjiSaaeTB deoland (oCfaK by Judge W- Montana today with cold, enow dozens of mice, happily munch tive tablets around, to keep the laid out poison. (Continued from Page One) Betancourt hopes to become BAGHPAD, Iraq (AP) — The buildings. „ i... J the alkaline (nan-aetd) Powder, on and brisk wlnda. posted for Wyoming as Uis icy storm* were reported. Rain al- ho^eads too busy to get The mice died like rats. Read Herald Ads. Venezuela’s first demotfratlcally Damage throughout Baghdad w«rd C. HammUl yeaterday in sir enread so«ithwsrd snd east tell along the West (joast. ing marijuana. The rodent* (ConUtifeed from Page One) death toil In the Iraqi military your pletea Hold false teeth mere Tempsratursa dropped below so be dl8cus.sed at today's meeting. Police Arrests j elected president to serve out a appeared light, although Mon Brmly, so they feel more eomtort- Otooult Oourt. 12. coup that toppled the Ba'athlst day's battle left shell and bullet sblb. Does not tour. Oheeke “piete It has been suggested in Saigon reported from cities In the in fjve-year term. His term ends odor breetb". Oet rAarUTB at Francis J. Bonadiee, 36, ol that Harkins was "lOo close” to next March. Socialist regime is estimated marks on buildings along the drug countare averywheiw. terior. city's main bufllncss thorough- HartTord, slated (or court ap- the old regime, but President Edward S. Drusolowski Jr, 18, Many of the casualties in Ca The constitution prohibits Bet unofficially at 200, and the gov Kennedy has said Harkins will of East Hartford, last night was ancourt from succeeding him far6. pearanM on otuungm o( fraudu sale starts tonight (till 9 p.m.) thru Saturday charged with operating a motor racas were bystanders caught in self. His Democratle Action par ernment ot pro-Nasser Presi The American and British remain at his post, and even dent Abel Salam Aref appears lent Issue of check, forfeltea that his a.ssigjimont may be ex vehicle with defective equip the crossfire between govern ty's candidate, Raul Leoni, la embassies said they had no re ment. Police said that Druzolow- virtually assured of defeating to have gained firm control of ports that any of their nationals $1,150 In three bonda when he tended. ment forces and terrorist snip the Arab nation. (ttllad to s|>paar. A stay o t (or- of D&L—bonds when they kins. Admiral Kelt and the De ers’ districts on the outskirts of tus symbol In this busy capital intersections. | DOWNTOWN fense Department said that at warning for speeding. Druzolow- the city. Is to drive a European or The coup came after a week- (ailed to appear. Jamas W. least 1,000 men would be pulled ski was ordered to ani>ear in Unions defied a general strike, American car with Virginia or The coup was launched just long power struggle within the SfatioMTS McQowan, 5b, South St., (or- out before Dec. .11. This figure Manchester's Circuit Court 12 order from the Red-line Armed! Florida license plates. before dawn Montjay when the Iraqi Ba'ath party during which (eitad a $36 bond when he did was later revised to 350. session on Dec. 2. Forces of National Liberation.' Non-American clients simply tanks rumbled Into Baghdad control shifted several times. not appear to answer a charge Pacific military headquarters But .shootings, bombings and send a $50 check In American and President Aref went on the o t Intoxication. revealed that. In addition to the telephone threats to merchants currency and a fictitious ad air with a surrender appeal ad COMPLETE dressed to the'National Guard, Harold O. Dlmmock, 38, o t Wa.shlngton and Saigon delega Accountant Shot had a paralyzing effect In the dress to the state of their choice RANGE ToU i^, (ailed to appear to tions, all component command capital. and get back white or blue the civilian militia which the LIN E O F Ba'ath government has seized. answer to ohargto o t breach ot ers of the military headquarters Downtown streets were virtu plates for their cars. ' peaos and intoxloatlon. Bond o t Mrs. Psnl Edn-ard Smith In Hawaii—Gen. James F. Col Resisting Robber ally deserted, and motorists Advantages are three - fold:, Aref’s appeal was ignored and FUEL OIL O F F IC E AND lins, Paclf Army boss; Gen. who ventured out were har- one does not have to fret with! heavy firing erupted around the $150 was (oifsttsd, with a stay ICIflB Bonnie Lorraine Valen* Jacob E. Smart, head of Pa SAN FRANCISCO (API—An the cumbersome process of | capital as army units used GASOLINE o t (ortsiturs granted to Dec. 3. MANCHISTER to snd Paul Eumbrella handle. Introducing the New Kenmore $60. The couple apent a week at main plant. 1 The bandit turned and fired a Niagara Falla and Canada, Someone cUmbed atop a 55* pistol at close range. Cheswick Paul F. Connell, 27. o( High I gallon drum and forced open a fell dead. The gunman escaped Manor 'Trailer Park, was fineo window six feet above th e,; In a commandeered cab. $60 on a charge of evading ground on the darkened ■west I SEARS responsibility. A second charge CORE Pickets side of the paint shop. After of reokleas driving was nolleo. | taking the spray gmns, along! HDKIUK'K AND CO 5-Burner Gas Ranges AKrad Gonthlar, 20, o t H an New York Police with one-quairt container a t-! ford, was fined $20 to r (ollcnV- tachments, the thief left by w-ay ing too oloaely. NEW YORK (AP)—About 100 of an east side door, police R. E. Wandell Following a court trial, Ai-1 Congress of Racial Equality said. ' bert Motta, 32, ot 38 East St., pickets paraded for nearly two The break occurred sometime Building Greater Convenience-Capacity hours In front of police head after 5:45 "p-m. Monday and u-as fined $15 (or operating a quarters Tuesday, protesting al early yesterday afternoon, po motor vehicle without a license leged police brutality against lice reported. Confraefor and $3 for failure to carry a | civil rights demonstrators. Residential-Commercial registration. Police Commissioner Michael KEYSTONE COP DIES Alterations-Remodeling: Vincent J. Caasandro, 23, of | J. Murphy said he would Inves HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Rich Ellington, waa fined $10 for boyf' and girls' tigate, but added that the accu ard L'Estrange, 73, movie-tele- ‘‘Business Built On failure to obey a stop sign. | sations "constitute hypocrisy vision official and one of Mack FR EE G r id ^ Ermest W. Sullivan, 46, o f: | and hate-rousing of the lowest' Sennetfs original "Keystone Customer Satisfaction” Windsor Locks, was fined $10 -washable snawsuits type and are in complete con-1 Kops,” died Tuesday. L'Es for failure to secure s load. A tradiction to the facta of police; trange started his 50-year mo Full Insurance Coverage sheet of plyvood flew off a reg. to 16.98 behatrlor at pa.st demonstrations tion picture career as a produc truck he waa operating and hit Tel. 644-0450 a car. The incident occurred in 12.90 N as reported by all observers.” 1 tion man but later became an The CORE charges, he added, I actor. He was director, assistant After 5:00 P.M. Vernon. • for 3-6x: reversible nylons, orlons amount to "mass libel." ' director and production mana Bruno J. Primus, 19, and piles, print poplins, attached or but A spokesman for the Negro ger of many films until he went 82 BALDWIN ROAD Leonud Q. Wassmer, 16, both and white pickets said police hit into television in the late 1940s. of Mgochester, were fined $5 ton-off hoods. some demonstrators with clubs each on -chargefl of discharging on Nov. 7 outside the American firearms lyithout a permit. The • for toddlers 2-4, several styles with Broadcasting Co. studios, where charge was substitute for a pre split, button or attached hoods. Alabama Gov. George C. Wal vious charg* of bunting on lace was being interviewed. On Sunday. • for boys 8-7, poplins with split hood, Nov. 8, the spokesman said, po 20% OFF The charge of passing a Norwegian yoke, pile lining. licemen rode their horses over standing school bus against extraordinary pickets at the Hilton Hotel Francis P. Thomas, 38, of 3 Eva where Atty. Gen. Robert F. On Personalized Circle was dismissed. Kennedy was speaking. WtlliSLm O. Schwarz, 32, of special purchase! Cemetery Rd. was fined $25 for | Chrisfmas Cards failure to grant one-half the i Blast in Bomber GOOD SELECTION highway. ! David- R. Godek, 20. of Moun-1 Kills Three Men tnln St., was fined $10 for fail F. E. BRAY ure to obey a stop sign. | Girls’ 7 to 14 ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — An JEWELER enlarges against three Hart-11 •xplosion ripped through an $8- » 787 MAIN ST.—STATE THEATER BUILDINO ford men, arrasted Airing in-1 mUllon B52 jet bomber undergo vesUgatlon of a break at the j ing routine maintenance, killing Italian <3ub, were nolled when | Winter Coats three men and injuring four. the court was told by Asst. A team of investigating offi Prosecutor James Mlrabellel cers sifted through the debris to that It waa found the men were | day to determine the cause of * New 1964 Kenmore ronges with many features not Involved in the. break. sale af tap name the explosion which rocked this found on higher-prlced ranges A continuance was granted to 1 Btrate^c Air Command base LOANS UP TO Dec. 3 in the case of Eugene St. lined woal slacks Tuesday. Louis, charged with risk of In Killed were; * Visi-Boke see-through oven window, separate jury to a minor child, breach of S. Sgt. Harold R. Morrison, 81, So Jian' smokeless broiling comportmont peace and Intoxication. 19.90 reg. 14.98-19.98 Waltham, Mass. Oepunlable' Ravmdnd J. (Japlette, 41, of values to 34,98 10.90 Airman 8.C. Miguel Perales, tu’nrmical! * Removable gven door and rocks, doctrlc clock, 11 Allan'Dr. was .fined $20 on IS, Rio Hondo, Tex. a charge of failure to yield | Alrma 8.C. Manfred L. Zsn- ’ 1 > Q 0 0 . 4-hour timer, and dvon pook light right of way. Warm, fully lined tapered slacks, beau tll, 20, Redwood City, Calif. • The bomber, the largest and * In Shaded Coppertone or W hite finish tifully tailored by a leading sportswear Jongest-rang. in the Air Force, maker. Pure wool plaids, tweeds and was on the flight line for routine Ruth Millett 29.90 solid colors. Sizes 10-18. maintenance checks. ^ The blast spouted smoke and BENEFICIAL original $40 values. (lames high enough to be seen TAKE LONGER TO REPAY — NO ‘PLAYING HOUSE’ HERE boys' rsvsrsible ski In downtown Roswell four miles — UP TO 24 MONTHS — \() Tr.tili' m l(<■l|uirl'll away. Only the tall section of EXPERT SERVICE ia always as hear as your Early marriage Interferes jacket, Kodcl fiberfill the 200-ton plane was left. A Call Beneficial and ask for cash fast. Clean up leftover Soars Does Not latab* with a college student's educa Mother! Come see these terrific coat nearby B52 was damaged. bills, take care of expenses, you-name-it. The folks at NO MONEY DOWN phone no matter where you live or may movo -famous make sweaters Beneficial like to say “ Yes!” Call . . . now! llsh A rtificial *Xiat'* iin Si'iir.s I'u.s> I’liMiii nl Ulan tion, says Qiancellor Dean E. reg. 14.98 values for your girls! First time at these V timely, terrific savings on in the UJ3.A. Replacement parts art readily MfcHenry of the University of low prices . . . all brand new coats, just EXAMPLES OF LOANS ON 24-MONTH PLAN Prices to allow so-called 11.90 reg. 8.98-19.98 "discount” or "trsds-in” UP TO 86 MONTHS TO PAY— Ask Sean salesman how you may available for the raasonahle life expectant of California at SanU Cruz. arrived . . . all from famous makers! In 6.90 AMOUNT $1000 So when this brand new uni OF LOAN $300 $500 $700 IHices. Seen origiiial pcicM hava up to tbraa ftiU yean to pay for your Saan Home Appliancea. your appliance. Ask about Sssn aztsndsd senr- Extra special value on new nylon ski the groups you’ll find: Dynel collars, ice protection fbr just pennies a day. versity opens its doors. two leopard collars, opossum collars . . . di MONTHLY 16.7$ 26.58 36.41^ 51.16 srelowprices. jackets with lOOfoKODEL(R) polyester A fine assortment of top name sweaters Automatic BepBymrnt Prioeis laelado Delivery years from now its students fiber filling. Quilt nylon on one side re agonal tweeds, solid wools, pile lined Winter Coats 2 aren’t going to have ihairlage suedes, untrimmed Black Watch plaids, for yourself and for Christmas giftipgl 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolwoiih’s) MANCHESTER made easy for theji. verses to plain nylon of another color. green tartan plaids . . , and many other Cardigans, slipons, novelties, bulkies, Mitchell 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANager . Says the chancellor; "Santa Hidden hood. Blue/black, cranberry/ orlons, wools, angoras. Sizes 34-40. Transmission A lun et ttOO cettt $20.60 whtn promptly roMlS In Criiz won’t prohibit student outstanding styles. 12 coAitCutIvt monthly Initillininti of $10.05 ticll. marriages, but we won’t make black. 8-20. Kenmore Gas Range Kenmore Gas Range playing house easy. We will not Special provide married student hous orig. values to $55 ing for undergraduates. 38 Soors Low Price "A great number of college Soars Low Prieo students rush Into marriage be girls' stretch slacks sale of dresses * Check and Inspect cause we've made it so easy. And often they soon hate each men's sport shirts Adjust Bands RgSB'E dNBET8SA'ffl5METtS|ffT other. They ■grow apart in 3-6x, reg 4.98 J tellectually. The wife drops out Vi price * Rood Test $ to put her husband through. Then she gets pregnant and values to 7.95 3.99 orig. values to $70 * Adjust Linkage never goes back Jo class. They 7-14, reg. 5.98 J reg. 14.98 to $35 48 149 wind up In a divorce court." Now If the parents of the stu * Check for Leaks • Big 25-in. oven dents who will attend the new Our own D&L Brand long sleeve sport Fantastic half-price savings on this-sea- a l u m i n u m s i d i n q school will get just as tough as shirts in solid colors, stripes and pat I Warm, fleecy orlon backing in tl sse son dress fashions! Wools, crepes, Here’s your last opportunity for spectacular * Change Oil ' Visi-bake door and the administration, there ought ' sleek stretch ski pants keeps out the blends, ■winter cottons, double wool knits. 0 Smokeless broiler to be fewer campus marriages terns. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Stock up for coat' savings before the Christmas rush comes aoyND coMfoai racks are removable at Santa Cruz than at most of winter chill! Elastic waist,»foot stirrups. Juniors, misses, petites. on! Exciting selections in both price groups; fm our coeducational colleges. wonderful Christmas gifts 1 Assorted colors. • Big 25:in oven o Electric clock and All parents have to do to fimm outlet, 4 hour timer back up the administration Is $38 group: Includes rich chinchillas, wool let their sons and daughters PSAYINGS PAY oSO-in. matchless range o Lighted back guard, know before they ever enroll as plaids, wool tweeds and meltons . . . mm oven peck light and freshmen that the day they boys' corduroy parka pre-teen girls' coats Chesterfield coats, single and double breasted smokeless broiler marry they are financially «?n t>ays' corduray goal coot coats . . . shaped fronts . . . full backs . . . their own. slim silhouettes. Sizes for Juniors and Misses. "Playing house" as the I ' ’ PLUK MATERIAL L , chancellor describes thfehe col r .t . 17.98 re,. 885 .0 39.98 2 9 ^ 9 0 * 3 3 AND PARTS lege marriages—wouldn’t seem r.g. 19.98 ^ $48 group: Includes famous mill tweeds, Earl Welch—Roof Supplies of Hartford nearly so romantic If the youhg couple knew that once they plaids, diagonal wools, boucles, plush blacks Robert Newtoi\—Installations Recommended were married they couldn t i | i j , Zip-front, zip-off crusader hood on '.‘jSUWaS’WiCWjAlOiftMMB.'L'S! a ikuU'«>^£UM3 i£ .A JbvE.iNXtNti t x b t iA liU , JkLAiXOxifioicili, CUiNXs,, Wi!.iJiNl!ie>iJAi, jNUVKM iiKK 20, 1968 P A G E N IN E BtANCHESTPR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,. 1968
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Named by Scout^ M u d iw tT . Comi. by and for the coW war aa we the years progrsas. Using a background fo r life or death, A)1 of the books, with the ex And WnnkMCf M k M M W ith A w e and D read THOMAB F- raROUBUN do. of toe beauiy and etuelty of ception-of "Sense of Nature,” “I welited psiUentiy tor the WALTER R. VERQU80N pen which uses real ink would are illustrated with woodcuts by Lord; he Inclined to me and Patrol laadara for Girl Etoout PnblUhera This time the obeerver Is nature. Onsv Two or Hiree Weeks tend to frustrate any would-be David droee. These are meticu heard my cry. He drew me dp KtirrOft’R NOTE — How dof A faaltng of awa, coujflad with TVoOp 161 bavs bean named by Founded Octobor 1. 1881 "A Sense of Nature,’ ’ another Get Onr Ratee " Neal Stanford, of the Christian from the deitolate pit, out of 'the Astana who live under tha draad, can be aansad in Jouth- the aoouts. AUbyn Baratrom, ball-point forger; an ice box of Mr, Hara’ books, is prim arily lous visualisations of Mr. Hay’s \jjg0. PublUbod Every Evening Except Science Monitor, who opens his During some of our recent lovely word pictures. the m iry hog, and set my feet ' ihadow of Red China fssl about east Asia. There—In nations Kaithiy IVhltmore, B a r b a r a ; whioh doesn’t tumble its ice a pictorial record id the dlscov' Pontloe 'that giant among nations? AP •uadnye and Holldayi. Entered at report aa follows: rainy November weather, it w m All of these books are avail upon a rock, making my steps which already have faellngs of Stlnron and JtU Hoihrook have the Poet Office at Manrheetcr Conn ice cube® out would bewilder (p«cial corraapondent William Insecurity because of theirlarga been named leaden. Assistantz aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. "A three week study of pleasant to Join author John children. A j^ n ^ e area studied able at the M ary Cheney and ! secure. He put a new song in ; the wmild-be self-appointed bar- Whlton Library. my mouth, a song of praise to Phone M9-2881 L. Ryan, who has Just oomplat- Chinese minorities — China la are Sharon Greene, Pautrieia H ay in hia summer walks along is Cape Cod. The stress is on the Anterioan foreign policy in Eu I tetxler; and the day to sw iftly our God.’’ (Psalm 40;l-3a). 878 MAIN STREET ad a awlnf through aavan Aalan looked upon as a nation assert O’Brien, Karen Hanunaratrom SUBSCRIPTION RATES the length of Cape Cod’s outer commonplace. Mr. Hays tells us Pavable In Advance rope points up this anomaly; When we are in trouble many Mtlona, raporta in tha following ing the right to apeak tor all and Nancy Dean. Leaders ot the I coming when anybody who beach, whiich extends from Race In the foreword of the book that Negro u Judge Q*e Tear ...... S22.00 the Europeans who Mve next to o f us struggle vlolenUy. We dispatch, last of a aerlaa of Asia. troop ore Mrs. Luctua RoWn- Bedrooms to go i f i Mnntha ...... 1100 wants to stall riviUzatian oom- Point to Naiuset Light. This he believes there is a definite thraa, that by and larva Com- O ! M II : 1 ; „ Tbree Monthi ...... S.60 thrash about wildly, aometlmee They see China ready and aon and Mrs. Paul Whitmore. Un Oonimunlst bloc are lees , pletely will be able to do H Just was made posMihle by way of need in present-day living to LO UISVILLE, Ky. (A P ) — J. munlat China la rsgardsd with One Month ...... 1.8t discover toe cmmonplace as Earl Dearlng, 42, has been hurthig those who seek to help able to expand, and thase fears They and girls o t T ro o p 'll, with worried about an attack by , by throwing out, for the dia- Ids new book, "The Great •wa and draad. have become more pronounced Isadera Mrs. WUUam Branham Beach." well as the wonders of outer named Judge of the night court us . . . then give up entirely and MEMBER o r Russia than Is the United became passive in our de^ialr. ■ aince tha Indian border fighting. ajMl Mrs. A lfred Brand, reOent- rHB AFSOCUTED PRESS I traction and curiosity and the 'The area of the New National planets. The photographs are by division of police court, probab starry-eyed about State®. ' An expectant patience is open; NOW By WILLIAM L. RYAN One often hears the view ex ly si>ant a weekend at Camp Tile Associated Press Is exclu- j frustration of the younger ones, Seashore Park is the setting Arllne Strong. Delightful mo ly the first Negro' to be a Judge flvelv entitled to tii>i use of repub to help and xmderstandlng from I AP Spaelal Corraapondent pressed that the Chinese are far Laurel. Is the camping trip "The Wavt Berliners, who live a collection of lawnmowers for the book. By deacritvlng in ments of breathless wonder and In an integrated city court in Ucatlon of all new, dlsnatchee God end men. W ait actively! , TOKYO (AP)—Tha Image of more nationaltat than they are which hod been postpoi^from eredlteo to It or not otherwise with the wall snd surroiuided detail the 25-qiile stretch, and spontaneity, as children become the South. i puahed by hand, beer cans open- aware of something new and Earle R. Ouster, Pastor FUEL OIL Red China In Asia 18 that of a Communist and that the party October when the woods were credited in this paper and also the by Communist territory, seem by relating past history, present He has been one of three i>o- loMl nows published here. , ed by openers, neckties tied by wondrous, has been handsomely North Methodist Churdi .gigantie dragon which casts an organization Is Just a convenient clooed by Governor Dempsey All rights of republlcatlon of prohlema, and future plans, the llce court prosecutors. Only ed to thi.v visitor to he the least captured by the camera. omlnouB shadow over tha whole Instrument of centralized con because of the drought. special dispatches herein are alao I hand and saws that would have author ha® produced a ver>- use' "I will make every effort to reserved. concerned. Whatever the framework on ' con sen t. trol whUe China builds 9 power- Cleanup Drive I; to be puahed. ful and tofbrmative book. MT. do a good Job so as to reflect which Mr. Hays chooses to hang Allan laadara Wca little com tul AajUonal orgahizatlon. A paper, rag, bottle and me t i l l y "The French, whose General j Hay’s acute awareness snd ob on the credit of the entire com Full service client of N. B. A his book, the one impression the munity," Dearing said Tuesday. fort foora tha Ideological ..war- .The Sovlet-Chinese split tal drive will be conducted by de Gaulle sees Communism as servation of life’s minutiae te Service Inc. _ reader is most vividly left with He is a former president of the *fara batwaan Moscow and Pak- fleets the ebb and flow of feara Publishers Representatives — The evidenioed here, as he again the Columbia Canoe Ckib be- some kind of political children's: is the sense of nature’s pres Kentucky Chaptec of the Nation GASH SAVINGS tng. They do not expect that and prejudices all over Aris^ Jultos Msthews Special Agency — i^iarea his nsver-ending wonder tw «9n now and the end of the THURSDAYS Ifew Torle Chicago Detroit and disease, are almost etpially un- | Poefg Corner ence, rh5Tthm, great variety and al Association for the Advance wariara to bring Rad China to The closer the nation to China, mnsith. The poddiera have their and deep appreciation of this i r T O Boston endless fascination. Whether the ment of Colsred People. ita knooa. the more wary it is of arousing MEMBER AUDIT' BUREAU OF impressed b^ Soviet military reakn of nature. All readers usual area and will contact ail CIRCULATIONS "That ia wishful thinklnf,’ ’ Chinese anger. residents. Anyone who is missed prowess. Taking his customary Easy Money win appreciate the clarity and said one highly placed Inform Bsok to the good old days, Aa for tha Chlneae, they ap may call a canoe club rapresen- FRIDAYS The Herald Printing Company : long view of things, the general grace o f hto style. ant. " I t would ba utterly rtdlc- Before w « had insurance. pear to have the long view of tetlve or Mrs. Wilbur FTstohet Inc assumea no financial respon- tells visitors: give or tsdte a few One of Mr. Hay’s earHer uloua for Americans to rely on hiatory, and aeem convinecd Blblilty for typographical errors ap Oareful was the watotaword. books, "T h e Run,’’ is rather or Mrs. Wilham Jacobus. pearing In advertisements and other ; years, to another century Oom- the notion that Red China la that some, day they will have reading matter In The Manchester, Essential to endurance. unusual. It tel.ls the story o f INOTICE! headed for collapaa or anything muntom won’t be W dting PRR oommunizad: all Asia. The first Maimheater Eveniag Herald Evening Herald. the annual migration of ale- Your Investment. Headfloarten Uka I t " qontest with the Soviet Union, around. Oibdatad now is oarefulneas. wives back to the fresh-water flAI.LON ColranMa oorrMpoodent, Vir On safety folks but frown. OPEN SATURDAYS 19 A.M. TO 1 P.M. A sian laadara scoff at tha no therefore, is within thaCommiu- ginia M. Carlson, telephone 225- Dimlay advertising closing hour*: "Th e British pubUc doesn’t portds and streams to spawn. 3 nlat parties which eventually tion that the Nationalist Chl- or Monday—1 p.m Friday The watchword now to sueit^. This is another one o f those for yoor convenience. Onr regular weekly schedule at fol 92X4. For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. seem toterestod in defense mat From mankind to the town. lows: Monday torn Friday 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Thnnday Eve naaa on Formosa w ill avar ba are, in Peking's view, to ba the For Wednesday-1 p.m Tuesday. mysterloue travels resuitlng FUEL OIL able to mount a zuccauful in instruments of communization. For niursdav—1 p.m Wednesday ters. Khrushchev's t h r s a t s fronn some unknown proTno‘ 1*'-' ning 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. COIN OPERATED For Friday—1 p.m Thursday Today with modem sidewalks, vasion of the mainland. They Except for India, which ia a cause practloaUy no atir.’' and following some im sw dl- WASH-’N-DRY CLEAN Satnrdmy—1 p.m-Wridav. And erossinga patoAad whito. look upon Rad China as a fact specific case in Asia, in coun TecUng~Eo fuHSll a purpose. Xn- I I M A P L E 8 Tr LIFE SHORTENED Classified deadline; 10:80 a.m. Thus Correspondent Stan One wonders why so many, SHEflRSON, HftlNIlU.« eO. COOPERATIVE of Ufa which must ba Itvad with. tries bordering China the Chi each day of publication except eecapabty, the life and weather lAeroaa From First Nationall Saturday — t a.m. ford’s bCMlc report. He then Oan’t keep themselves uprighE. 918 MAIN STREET^TEL. 6«i-Y821 Store Parking Lot Oil, rOMP.\NV If they have any hope ragardUig nese Communists have won the C Q I L f f lM I lT ir C R Y of Gape Cod are a part of the struggle against the pro-Rua-1 u I U l U J Ili^? D 1 dredges about for reasons and Founded 1902 OPEN 7 LAVS SI.\(T, 19S.S China, it is that aha wlU evolve W«dnesday, November 20 But nevertheless they oan’t. story. Members New York Stock Exchange 16-Lb. Wash— 28e tI,^ niJOAti s t i i f f t Boma day Into something less' alans In Indoneria, a huge Com-1 CIGARETTE eoqilanations. Russia has cried And if hurt 'while faking down. In "Nlature’s Year." whiich and Other Leading Exchangee. 8-Lb. D ry Clean— 12.00 TF.I.. fil.1 1.^'.S menacing to her nalghboca. But leadership wolf so many times Europe is There’s always a consolation, has as a subtitle, "The Seasons It aaema a dim hope. awkwardly on the fence, wish H ie Arab Choices of Oape God.” the scenes and S Lba. $1.25 bored. Or Europe now expects I think 1’U sue the town. Withdrawal ot Soviet econom ing the whole question would SMOKED ITiere are soveraJ poiMa any fighting, if any is done, to In older days w-e had no walks. ic and military help from Red disappear. 1 y o rk : Dr. Morton L. T(ew which would like to see be strictly between Russia and And roads were rough and China hurt tha Chinese. It The contest for influence is | Levin of the Roswell Park Mo- crude. caused severe shortages in spirited and open. It U clear - morlAl Institute states Vthat the Arab world continue weak the United States directly, with som r arena. But It did other that Rad O ilna is making known | on average the Ufe ap«n of the^ Few people owned insuianca. WANT MORE FOR YOUR M O N EY...KEEP YOUR EYE ON GRANTS and divided. 12118 to the natural, Btorope merely a none the mis things', too. its view that the Ruaslane, for gteady smoker is shortened 6.9 And few er leas were sued. 1 but peihafM towrt-ranse, point sies fly over on the way to their 1 It forced tha Chlnesa to go it all of their ownership of Siberia ; minutes each time he smokes and vast allcea of central Asia, c t view ot the nation o t larael, targets. Of oourse, we fen to days alone, and that ia what they are a cigarette,’’ gone by, Sale Starts Thursday, November 21st doing. It heightened Asian re la not an Aslan but a European Current survey indicated that set to the midst ot the hostile But these are not the reasons 1 power. And sometimes skinned a shin. spect for the Chinese potential 1.080,000 or 16% of the United Arab states. It might be ar Europe Is so curiously unafraid. But this was Just a part of and even Imparted aome aatis- Withdrawal of Soviet help set States smoking population gued, from the point of view of There are perhaps two reasons, Ufe, faction that an Asian nation was back aome CXiinese ambitions, would give up smoking imme able to atand up to a mighty larael, that although a strong linked into one result. First, Just a cause to force a grin. including hopes for quick entry diately If they had sufficient power and defy it. into the nuclear weapons club. will power. snd united Aisb world might Europe has lived longer and is P. F. MietJBMr, Now tha reports from the But China has a standing army National Council On Smoking seem supetfldally, and indeed more mature and experienced 24 Trotter St.. most reliable sources are that of 2.5 million men. backed by and Health report (juet pub m ight prove to fSot, aa tonmedi- and cynical than we are. This Manchester, Ooim. China, far from heading toward a labor corpa of another million. lished) describes their new a te threat to the mere eodstence not oMy govenie the way H re PRE-IIOIM HOSERY WE collapse, has made a recovery- In reserve are tens of millions "method and tableU " which 292 T O 2M from her astbacka in tha 1955-50 more. enable amokera to stop smok ml Isreel, there oosdd be an acts to thieata, it governs the for Son's room... HARTFORD (AP) — The First Quality Seamless... period. Indeed, many Japanese Thus, for Aalana there la leas ing safely and eaaUy Without other aMe of the aame coin. It number o f threats Europe sees. State Motor VWilcle Depart who have a special view of comfort than worry In the So- relying on will power. souM be that only aa Arab It sees and hears fewer threats ment’s dally record of automo Run-resistant Mesh China all their own, insist that vlet-Chlneae argument. The wor- A Free copy can be had by bile fatalities aa o f last mid - f 8 woetd united enough and than we do, simply because its fhs Red Chlnsae are retting >• ■ thet the argument may ■ending your name and address night and the totals on the stronger all the time, despite to the National Council on strong enough to conquer its news and propaganda processes drive the Red Chinese into a same date last year; VABULOUS 400’ NYLONS Soviet pressure. teckie;.8 policy o. coupling: their S m o l^ g and Health — Dept. swn fear of larael might be the do not twist and turn every 1062 iP t’ How do Asians view the Red national Intereata with their rev 116-Ll. 225 East 46th Street, A collection inspired by only Mnd of Arab wocM with Russian act or word until some K ille d ...... 282 298 Chinese? Ueually it depends olutionary cause. New York 17, N. T. which a tosthig peace might be meaning of threat has been upon the country. A prosperous Japanese businessman, for ex- aonoluded. worked Into it. ampla, does not see all menace. Is addition to Israel, It must The second reason why Eu One of the best known busi British campaign chests . . . N rope seems unafraid in com Sale 3 r nessmen in Japan exclaimed re also be oonsktoted probable cently: "H ow tantalizing la the that outside great powers, in parison with ua—or the reason THURS., FRIa. ' > 4 ■ * . . - *• . -4 ’ • ^ WESTOWN UMLAiLY SOc potential purchasing power of terested to playing their own w e a n ntore afraid and con- 700 mllUpn Chlneae! And we PHARMACY Onr ‘’Fabnlona 400’’ nykms deserve thdr nemo—theyYe game of tafhMnoe to the Nedr oefned than Eur(H>e^ia because could be 15ft out of it-’ ’ fabulously ahe«r, jret kmg wearing, Sizes'8 V i- lL A 8 & SAT. made of rugged SO LID oak! Bast area, prefbr to have tbs' Europe to really on the side 489 Hartford Rd.— 649-9948 His Mea—and it reflects the Ideas of many other leading Arabs eontinue divided and lines, sven If In the middle, as this fabulong low prim, get several pain! a -. V - f Japanese—ia that Japan should OULY • • • therefore relatively weak. The the two greatest single powers e Complete Serrleea be preparihg to enter that Chi toitorest agvd aim o f Russia to the worid measure and test f o r 8 ... 6RARTS-0WR RRARD FSIS* nese market, againat the time Here is furniture steeped in the glamour of far away places Pieces pictured would quite naturally be dis each other as two nations al when real purchasing power is 0 a Over^aaed for . . styled after the campaign chests British officers always ruptive And no one can be sure most inevitably must do when SEAMIEU 7R0P0RTI0RED RYLORS there and before people like the lo n g e r w ea r British and West Germans steal traveled with on assignments. The pieces have pulls «nd cer- (A ) 80-Inch Single Dresser Base, 8 drawers 69.50 that the United States to above they wake up and find them Why pay more? The aame 6ne V pimMtiMieu. the show. (B) Dresser Mirror, 28 x 36 inches...... 29.95 wanting the privilege of plok- selves two cocks of the aame NEWYOM LUOASa tWITZERtANO quality k leas at Grants! Sheer, Leaders tat Rbutileast Asia see Oer bindings of brightly polished I brass. Every Inch Is select Ing its own strategic poUcy fa- walk. There to no great power 45-K. MNNERWARE SETS... nroporthmed for perfect flt. S a l c t r the principal aim of Red Oilna ed solid oak and put together to stay together. By the way, (C) 30 X 40-inch Chest of four drawers . . . .69.50 as stirring local civil wars. They vodtes to the area from time polarity between ansrbody ex Short, medium, tall. 8Vi-ll. UOULARLY 89* (D ) Bookcase Bed, Full or Twin s iz e ...... 69.50 do not view China as wanting why riot choose It for your own room, too? Come In tomor cept that between Russia and to time. pre-holiday ‘60UER BHnoRS”WUTRERVAHr outright conquest, but of seeking row and rea the complete collection. Many other pieces (E ) 18 X 1,5-inch Bedside Chest, 2 drawers . .39.95 All this makes it quite logi- the United States; to a world of dominatioa after total expulsion (F ) 40 X 17-inch Students Desk, 4 drawers . .69.50 sal and natural that the par- nation states, it to inevitable of American and Western influ available. specials! (G ) Paneled Beds, Full or Twin s iz e ...... 39.95 ttoutar hatlon and the particu ttiat we be rivals. Our problem ence, 10 that governments- can be turned Into h e lp lw aatel- lar leaderahip which have most —and B uit^ by its behavior Sale M .94 • o d i (H ) Low-foot Beds, Full or Twin s iz e ...... 84.95 Utes. chanoe of creating a strong and mood really pays ua both RIOULARLY 18.99 Southeast Aslans pee the Np. 1 Arab unity should hpoome the the oompbment of giving ua Chinese goal sm domination of Chooea mtfaer the Early American with ha ridi least popular and the most de some chanoe o f meeting that the land along the Mekong River Check these features combination of mocha tnowna 4 yellowa or tea through Thailand and Loos to nounced o f aU. And so it to with problem—to to find some way lovely yellow Soial dedgn. Eadi aet indudm 8 the delta In Bouth Viet Nam. Egypt's President N asser. of avoiding the traditional his- In India,-China la regarded as' ★ Solid Oak construction c a d i: o v a , aauoeta, dinner platei,. aakda, aoupa* AFRONS, s n o m , A F R O N tl Everjihody seems to love to see tortoal solution to such a rival- pure menace. India turned vio 1 platter, vegetable dish, creamer, augar bowL Wide H o U % Seleedim ★ Smooth, hand-rubbed mellow Mm lose a point But the fact ly, some way of substituting, lently oatt-Oilrtese after last year's border fighting with the harvest-brown finish rematoa that only to E gypt to for the battle between nations Stylaa to auk bar avory Red Chinese. ★ P olish ^ brass pulls and bindings there any measurable quantity or empires, the recognition by whim! Frilly aylbiiai^eot Pakistan’s regime seems to be and quahty of progteaa for an both ef a higher sovereignty ton oovwalla. P-It L. .pWdA trying to use China aa a foil, ★ Toe-base design; no dusting un Arab peo(de to these poet-war which has charge o f the peace eheeks and gay ^lora. playing footsie with Peking as der pieces a response to U.S. military aid years; that this helps sustain and which can provide survival to India. It does so cautiously. ★ Drawers dovetailed front and Nasser agali^ outside storms; sven to rivals. The Pakistani regime also fears back ' snd that this kind of progress, the Chinese. President Moham ★ Set-in drawer bottoms, can’t med Ayub Khan la not aitanlred sonstitutee, because H depends come out A Uk For Obsolesecne* •RANTS-OWN RRARR by the Chinese who have In the upon some crude version of Save 79< past called him an American ★ (^ter-guided drawers on wood democracy fo r such an area, Those otherwise brilliant Barton’s FINNLIISH* FRIF, puppet. track for smooth, non^sticking Just about the only single prom authors of that big jewelry ca ^action ise or demonstration of a way F U N H iin n per down in New York City who Fruit Cake ★ Drawers dustproofed through forward for other Arab statM. lost themselves a big three mil ROYS’ FAJAMAS out to keep clothing clean Between the potentdai w ay o f lion dollar haul because they SANTA’S KEYS Nsseer, and the feudal tastnees- didn’t have a driver who could ★ Flush sides on cabinets make it es of some of the more back work a manual gear shift have MAY possible to group pieces side-by- side for space-saving ward Arab societies, therre is Illustrated, for all who will no Sob 1.97 If JINGLE one rather foimidahle oompro- tice and profit, a new aspect WIK-CLEAR VIRYL’DAMASK’ ★ 7 other pieces not shown here 1 UOULARLY 2.79 BUT Btise, that offered by the Baato of the thing called "planned ob EURREL-BACR TARIE COVER * V * Party which. In Syria and Iraq, solescence.’’ ' THEY’RE Choose from ooe4 orj adda two appealing labels to its That is, in ita normal senira, Longer laating, heavier than SAFE W ITH name—the one "Pan-Arah,” the reason everything Jias new. average table cover. Wipes Sale99< middy style. Tailored qraening that it, too, like Nas yeariy models, the reason for clean with damp cloth, won’t of 'washable cotton. for Daughter's room... ser. wants to operate across old otherwise purpoeeleas chianges Save 58^ crack or peel. 52' x 62'. RIOULARLY 1.59 Sanforized, teas than natiooal borders, and the other in design, the spark which helps 1% dirinkage. Full-cut 82" X 76', Reg. 1.99. .Jala 1.97 0 *73ociaUst,” which, as used speed such modern convwuence for comfort. Prints Barton’s 82' X 88’ , Rsf. 1.99. -Sols 1.97 RRANTS-OWN IR A N I sround the worid, has aE kinds as tha automatic shift our way. with solid trim. 8-1& eO* Mngsd Rsvtid, Reg. l.eO . KEY PROTECTOR sf latitude of meaning. Aotusl- “Planned obsolescence" . la the Miniature .Jals 1.97 FINNUISr M IN ’S ly, In oonnectian with the Baath system by which we keep our *SUFIR-SU»r SHIRTS Sophisticated French in Party M seems to mean more economy busy producing more Chocolates, ef a defense of existing social than it would really have to ORANTS-OWN 8RAND I |Jk AA and economic orders than a produce in order to supply ail Lusdoust Barton’s rum- ORANT-MAID COAUINATION M I 6 lOaOO flavored Fruit Cake with C o m e To Granfs promise of ravoluUon against our needs. In that rule, Vt is in TARII OR 90RTA1LI AAIXIR_ tMUlARLY W.99 Sale 2 f.r*5 ■y them. valuable to us. If w e should ever nuts and glaxed fruit. In Fanciful Ch^dren*t Knit$ white-and-gold with Bariiar this year, a ooup in make thinge that would Icuit, or colorful gift tin. Reg. $2.96, UMlYWAVYlAH TURKEY SHOOT OR 2.57 lACH now S2.19. ScrumptlousI Byiiq^' toede that nation away things I we felt .like keeping a '’WINDSOR" CUT - I - A Mr UOULARLY 2.99 from Naaser and made H the long time, or things tlrat would Barton’s assortment of Min The Anson KEY iature Continental Choco OlASSIf~OM NsMmwd S O M O for M Nov. 21 sf through 23rd PROTECTOR pro- t* ■ leader in the Baath movement. not be outmoded ^ some lates. 1 lb. 5 oz. 106 pieces Jwl<« and hm rar t j i e ------Raoi|LAmY m u c n In the latest round between the change of styles or fade, we Handaomely tailored of'finest w a ^ yides maxiniuin xecu* non-rnar plastic tops! —23 different centers. Reg.' able cotton flannel. Sanforized, leas tw o versioins of potential Arab would go into a sweet deptres- IV i-Q T. ALUMUNUM rity for kws • « $2.87, now $2.29. Double unity Iraq has, temporarily at sion. It is patriotic to spend than 1% shrinkage. Features top ideal gift for ChMt- size—21b. 10oz.reg.$S.74; W H ISTLING T IA K IT T U laast, thrown off the Baath la and, if you need to clear the Sal# 1.77 UP TO DISCOUNT stitched coUarwith permanent stays. mas. In sterling now only $4.98. Specials on I bel and gone back toward Naa w ay for such ^pending, to waste 2 podwt styling. Cbooaa from neat (illustrated) $8.60. Pieces pictured sale till December 5th only. CANDY SMCIALI PAMOIIf ser. Conceivably, neither is ever pattama or plaids. Sixes S-M -L-X I* and throw away. If you Mdth, we wM also plus, tax. H n S M Y K I8 SU ______(A) 18 X 15-inch Bedside Table, shelf and drawer 44.50 Through the yean, designers have modified the 18th Century gelng to have s dear chanoe to But for those who cannot af taka-your ordar through .Saif 87*h. 255i j|itotector8 from $2.6(a buy 3 - got 1 FREE ON ALL CHARGE PURCHASES *Ciiai9a -lt"... 1J 5 weekly ritow what It might do for the ford to ba tijtat aoonomicaUy Dacambar 5th, and delivar T T fe > (B ) Low Foot Spindle Bed, full or twin sizes . . . .49.95, French desfgns, but the basic lines with their sweeping VISIT CREDIT DEPT. FOR D ^ A IL S Purehau thfae ckildran't knit hats raquUrl/'A A ra b world, snd fo r an eventual ixatriotlc, or fo r tl(ioae who te v e on any day you nama bo- (C ) 32 X 44V2-iBch Chest of four drawers...... 79,50 beauty and elegance have endured. It Is just-such light, airy craatlon of s peaceful order of some speck^ right to some spe ssllini at eur'lew discount pries af '$l.|f fora Christmaa. 'CNAROI-ir (D ) 42-inch Single Dresser Base, three drawers com furniture that makes a perfect bedroom for your daughter . » things in the whole region, in- cial security which entitles NO JWONiy DOWN 30 DAYS SERVING N. E. W . T . O R A P 4 T and qsf m additional one without cost. plete with (E)>25 X 38-inch m ir r o r -----,.110.00 or for yourself! The antique white finish Is highlighted with oludlBg the natkm of Israel, thm to depart from tjhe norm, OR MONYH8 YO RAY FOR 57 YEARS SUOOR Choota'from-’a wide Misetlon ef a (F) Tester Bed complete with canopy frame, full or , gold.'White plastic protects tops from heat and cosmetics. which is not going to be snuffed "planned obsplesf^ce’' now nawait faihiont. All of orlon acrylic. out by anybody, lUKl whoee con takes on a somewhat different WESTOWN twin s iz e ...... , ...... • ...... : •: • -^S-SO Drawers are dovetailed front and^back with boxed-in bot tinued existence as a free and aignlficanoe. It ceui te*a beauti- U|Ma >in*- U i - b i 4 MANCHEaTI^R PARKADV (G ) 50-inch Double Dresser Base with 6 drawerg, com toms for added strength. They're' center guTded.for easy PHARMACY bMUFPING FAkKAUt M A U I 8 | l vfcknuii I viRDLC i l 7 M A IN ' tortependent nation Is s neoes- ftil pvotsotion—when it oonNsts plete with (H) 40 x-80-inch m irror ...... 149.50 operatloij qnd dustproofed throughout to keep clothing 'fre# EVERY a a iT h in . EVERY MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Numerous other pieces,' including’ a kneehole deski ' SMY p u t o f An y iMturs fo r ssy^ ef an sM-fuMoMd MANeHESTER from dust. Only a part of the grbup is shown here. See it a\{ Is lb s MSS. MANCHESTi N i| M i Open Men. thra Nat f :80 A.N. W10 PJI. ^ drtsBing table and bunk bed available I Read Herald Ads. * \ tomorroyri ‘ > PAGE ELEVEN ER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1961 { '' f x m TCN .^lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 Dec. 8, the day o f cMy etootkon* fruM basket* arid grooecy hM- ket*. Prooeette will be u*ed to U- tha Graater ReriMnafUttUra of Vem on; Mm. AftiM KendAU, 60 HocktUl^V ernon tifte yssee. Since th6 scAecrtmen Photos Given ^ttM pwyDaed mf«r nttaa s m tat provide new fui.fUehinge for ttie hMimoiny oth«r Aait« Wowan. ’The goal ia to ex Elwood Rd. wBl be oonducting a voter- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Court Nolles Charge making seralon Dea 2, they Legion home. John Muradi te Events and local party rul«t. pand Rapublican influence chairmen of tlM event. ' Guay Pleads Guilty among women in the 'voting son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Do Hurdles Cited _ *1 to hoM their twrineas. Barghoom in lan, 38 Storting PI.; a son to iiMbtlng during the sessioh. If TS TeD It to Judge Agree an Merger areas of ethnic groups, farm, labor, minority groups, educa Mr. and Mm Franda Lsrala. T4 In McConnell Case the voter-m aking sesslDn te Henry J. Fisher Jr., 28, of In State iCAST HARTFORD (AP)— tion, and women in businera. School St.; a'agn to Mr. and busy, the meeting wBl continue Ooveittry, wants to tell a Judge RoUof Paper To Reduced Charge An agreement in prlncipla has Thomas McOann, 41 Chest On Plan-Zone after,houra. . about ttM ticfteit he got for night bsen announced for the acquisi nut St.; a eon to Mr. end Mre. perking on Middle Rd. He (Oonttnned from Page One) LEAVES 1620,151 David R. McConnell, 26, of 10 T r ^ St., yedtordky The hour of seleatiiira’s meet- (Oantlaned tren Page One) tion by United Alrcnift 0>n>. of Gerald Lojalm, ToB|uid. ii^ we* peraMmentty changed claims the roads are not post tram Paga One) the assets and business of Vec HARTFCaiD (AP)—The late in Superior Court heard Aasistont State a MergerBid ed prohibliting All night parking, he oommanded. After ordering Oerl F. Btruve of West Hart DOSCHAROED YESTER from 7 to 7:30 p.m. ing roan, oanyliig what seemed tor Manufacturing Co., Inc., of DAY: Kemeth Bariter, 86 Falk- Atty. Georg* D. Stoughton enter nolle to r n ^ a u g h - ewef George Trepp aided hte Igr, INvbably wDUxart any the woman and Bortolan, a Southampton. Pa. ford, 'Who was associated with a a Rep. Eddy to Speak like a roll of newspapers." Obituary nor Dr.; Mrs. Hazri Greens, First Beleckman Samuel Pearl goal by making an arre*t. Fteh The man asked something ttMt I Imow hair, pulled a pany- stock. aO’ada, wnatson Rd., Vernon; attention, Lansano died htm of the Insurance Oommlralon Harley Frazier, 38, of 46 Ver multaneously I was grabbed B. Burke, thVa momin#r and the late John and Ellen Kelle- revolver on Bradford Broder- tor stockholdera—the acquisi Kathy Ray, Andover; Mm Par Lansano died at Hartford Hos said Injuries and compUcations dation or a special legislative non Ave. was arrested lest the ponatbility of changing tion would be acetHnpliitoed scandal which resulted In an and hustled off In an automo her Shea. She was a retired son. attendant at Gallant's trioin. Anderson and daughter, pital from head Injuries receiv on Dec. 9," ehe said. night and held on a charge of of Course! Bm plea waa dlacusaed. The through Issuance of one share act wxxild be required to effect overhaul of the state tavuivuice bile." school teacher, and had been Service Station, and ordered Maxwell I>r., Vemon; Mrs. Aiv- ed in a Nov. 80 fight with Mc program. The puWlc to.Invited Intoxication. He was unable to ataite’a afttomey said that he of UAC common .etock for each Connell at the rear of a Main 8t. the meiger. He said there were photo' employed by the town of Ver- him to empty the cash regis Hospital JNotes Ita Sutton and daughter, 7 to attend. poet 336 bond. Frazier was re graites In the roll, ad(Idliig, dM not know of the oounael'a pon Board of Education. She ter. nine Shares of Vector common Haokunatack St.; Mra. Eileen buUdhig at Pearl St. Lutz Show Slate§ The selectmen plan to discuss portedly In a fight. He was Thun, and Fri. Only Mtentton until today. stock. The proposal further with Town Slide Conteet Set mlllt vvis a member of the Teachers After telling Broderson to lie VklUng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Phelps and daugh^, 108 Cham McConnell was arrested for found later on Village St. matters.” Both Guay’a wife, Patricia, Retirement Aasociation. Counari Robert Kahon. A color rilde contest ■win be Nov. 21-Nov. 22 the fire Louise Milee, Scott Dr.; AHon on "intelligence assignment" ^uriMiy plea. Hie father was also day at 9:15 a.m. from the charge following toe coroner’s master A. Mlfflt will preclde. a tall, aportily clSd man pulled Republican Citizens Committee, p.m. Visitors are requested not land R d.; Mra. Mary Young. nature film wUl be riiown Eat- dtetoict planning commlraton, The contest ■will follow a short Kimkel. 5 McKnlght Clr.; But he said that working In toe present yesterday. Burke Funeral Honie, 76 Proe- a gun in a Fairfield Oounty report on the cause of death. Ouay, dresBod in a dark gray charged last night that Sen. to smoke in patients’ rooms. No Stafford Springs; Mra. Phy*l* urday at 1:30 p.m. at Bailey and Charles H. Brown, chair burinees meeting and win be Henry Helenski. 108 W est St.; "sensitive field" of political sci pect St.. Rockville, with a Mass Triirt Ob. branrii on West Main more than two visitors at one Atty. Stoughton yesterday told man of the fire district zoning WESTINGHOUSE suit, stood ereot aa he pleaded Thomas J. Dodd. D-(!3onn., "Ukes Vogt, 388 Spring St.; Dana Mor- Auditorium, MlanohinAer High Judged by members of the Bmert Oourtemanche, 111 Char ence could be regarded as Intel of requiem at ^cred Heart St. time per patient. tenaon, 75 High St.. Rockville; Judge Milton H. Meyer that he oommtraion, have no objection ligence in the Soviet Union, l«uUty. headlines more than home School. Lutz Junior Museum Sndpric Camera Club. Each ter Oak St. Church, Vemon. at 10. Burial After ordering two male em- work” and predicted that top Arthur Niles, 40 Talcott Ave., could not prove that Lanzano’s to the merger. Brown is report Bi'i'ths j-csterday: A daugh where "snytoing not publisheci Guay waa first brought Into ■will be in St. Bridget's Geme- ployen to a room In the rear, fractured skull was toe result wlU gponmr the rivow. member is oeked to bring three Democrats will try to mist Dodd PstlMits Today: 256 Rookirllle; Richard McOonvUle, "The Red Balloon." a Han- edly interested In having the slides. Prizea win be awarded ter to Mr. and Mrs. Jeunee can and often is regarded as in FLOOR sourt today at 10:16 a.m. The tery, Manchester. the bandit scooped up money 99 Keeney St.; James MicOon- of toe fight. Stoughton told too town Mre a full-time planner tf telligence." state’s attorney and defense next year. ADiMTITED YESTERDAY: court that Lsmxano had fallen taey of a tny and Ms betioon, Legion Notes PU'Ura. 29 Biuoklyn St. Friends may call at the fu from cash drawers and darted “I predict that Mayor Rich Mrs. Rose Prsewienda, 30 Da vilie, 458 Summit St.; Eugene the merger ta effected. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. pounsel had been expected' to neral home tomorrow from 2 to on his head at a party on Aug. ■was fttmed M the old/quarter Henry Murphy, dlreotor of ard C. Lee of New Haven ■will vis Ave., Rockville; Thornes Marrotite, WUMmantlc; Teri Cat cf Parte; "White iCane," The selectmen also noted at field *ervloeB of the Connecticut Sandra FTuckii^ and son, 4 SEA SEARCH ON dantiiiue eocamlnatiOD today of 4 and 7 to 9 p m . Harry, 38 Liberty St.; Kelly 36 and fell again in a cell at POLISHERS prdtgwotive Jurors. Yesterday Find tFoman'ii Body primary Dodd for the. Senate alano, 11 W est St.; Robert the Manchester Police Station flUned in ncathem France, tells their meeting last night that Safety ConrunlsBlon will be the West View Terr.; Gory Little MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Coast I nomination and that Lee will Dore, Tolland; Mrs. Harriet Schwartz, 69 Tracy Dr.; Mrs. toe terms of abc members of the field, 16 Ooimtry La.; Mrs. Ann two teomen on the panel of Mn. Edythe E. Rawsell STAMFORD (AP) — The after he had been arrested after of a fishennan’a eon and hte gueet o f Squadron 14, Sons of Guard planes will search again | Complete with rug olean- 2 body of a Negro woman waa have top Democrat backing for Case, 52 Oak S t.; Mra. Eva D ix Lola Noritog, 32 Santina Dr.; firiendkMp fo r a wild, white Industrial conuntasion have ex the American Legion Friday at Wendus, FYanklln St.; Mrs. today for toe 130-foot ship CMef, | Ing attachment ▼eniremen were questioned. M is. Edythe E. Rowseil, 68, on, Talcott'Ville; Chester Badg toe fight and ehar^ with In Both wefe disqualified. found today in a gully In a Ms bid,” Lupton said. Theresa BaqUette, Wayne Rd., toxication. fltaUion; ai>d "Frowler'a of the pired. Nomlneee fo r the ■vaoen- 7:30 p.m. Murphy will demon Bessy Cheney. Hartford Tpke.; which reported Itself sinking i of 363 Main St, died this mom- ’Hie former state senator er, Mansfield; Herman Penney, Vemon; Mrs. Frimees DeMer- clee and a guide for action by Mrs. Antoinette Griffin, 8 Fair- Tuesday in the Quit of Mexico Guay today glanced in the dl- Mg at Manchester Memorial densely wooded area across At the tone of his arreri, Lan Bhrergtodes." stoowa the abund atrate factors pertaining to from toe Hubbard Height.a Golf from Weeton spoke at a meet 87 E. Mein St., Rockville; chant and son, Stoirs; Mrs. Riha ant wiki kfe In the Vlorida the industriial oommlMlon will home and traffic oafety pro view A've. with nine persons aboard. Motion cf several reporters >iftBl after a long Itlness. ing of toe Bast Granby Young James Ruel, 30 Bolton St.; Mrs. N%wton and darghter, 396 Main sano reportedly had, a bump on be presented ait toe next aeleat- The dtetresa call, taken by a | present and took his seat at a ■widow o f George H. Row- Club. his head and a laceration, vtoich mvamp. gram*. Dr. Rudol{to A.'Somers, Stam Repubitcans. Norma Goupil, 3 Faith Dr., St.; Mm Eleanor Itielb and son, Admterion to the tiwo-hour men’s meeting. A turkey social will be held Vemon new's le handled by marine operator, located toe | isqg table facing the Judge’s sell, she -was bom in Manches Neither party, he said, wants Rockville; Theresa Oarroll, 17 Marlborough; Mrs. Norma Mar had dried up. Police said he Ttie Herald’s Rockville Bureau, Chief about lOO miles west of | bench. Judge Meyers then call ter on Oot. 9. 1895, the daugh ford medical examiner, said the talked with them and was al program te firei: to -nauaeum The date of that meeting wee by the Rockville American Le woman had been dead tor a con Dodd ’’because he belongs to Alice Dr.; Nancy Ballard, 79 shak and son, 176 Brent Rd.; tnemben. A nominal fae wiU be eet for Dec. 2 rather than the glOfT Poet Saturday at 8 p.m 5 W. Main St„ telephone 876- Key West, but a Coast Guardi ed a recess and asked both the ter of the late William and Ellen Lakewood Cir.; Fhonk and Bar Mrs. Oared White and son, TVd- lowed to make a phone csUl be plane found no sign of It defease oounsel and the state’s siderable time and that a pre neither party." charged to non-members. regular daite, which would be 1 Prises win oonedst of turkeys, 3136 or 649-6767. Dowd W alker, and has g'ved Lupton also acciised Dodd of bara Vucic, South Windsor; land; Mrs. Dorothy Ames and fore he was put in his cell. He uttorBSy to oome to his liminary check showed no evi was later examined by Dr. here edl her life. dence of foul play. having ’’one of the worst rec Mrs. Elizabeth McMulUn, 26 daughter, Elasl H artford; Mrii D m U Thomiieon. left, bripe Deborah Otedwril etraightra biocke, ae Denise Oaiderw^ shambsr. She is survived by one son, Nicholas Marslalo who ordered JUST PUT m s FOOT DOWN The body of toe woman, not ords of committee absenteeism View St.; Mrs. Kathryn Mori Gloria Melendy and son, Taylor 1VLSA. Okla. (AP)—A feder wtebchM wtth intereat. Mira. Louise Banks, teacher, mpervlBes the play period at Bunco tJt 10:16 oourt was resumed Nommn H. Rowmll of Iwakunl, arty, 116 Brent Rd.; Harriett Mm taken to toe hoepital where Identified, waa found by a work in the Senate, where most of St. Luisano underwent Immediate al bank examiner, standing Oeniter, Oloott St. The Outer is aponeored by the Manriveeter Association tor Help for LD iaT 1 Quay entered hte guilty Japan. er for toe Hartford Electric the real legislative work is ac Stark, 48 Pleasant St.; Heidi Retarded Children, now seeirtng oommuntty suppiMt ki a fund drive which wm coatee iiiiliiii iliilliiiliiiiliiiiiiiiil * * ■ ‘ He was then returned to FVmeral servioea 'will be held surgery and was placed on the near a vault of a downtown Light Co., complished.’’ Morse, 144 Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. eriUcal list. I bank, noticed a peculiar object Thaaksgtvtng Day- Itetttra of kPP«d have been mailed to all Manchester reri- i i " Oounty Jail where he at 1 pm. Friday at the Holmee Lee dismissed .Lupton’s re Alice Carduoci and Dominick deuba. (Herald photo by Ffnto). has been held sinoe Ms arrest. Funeral Home, 400 Main St Carduoci, 1 HoMnan Rd.; About Town A Miit for 1169 000 m lnit i ^ floor and commontod to Sees Road, Co$t$ marks as partisan speculation. paring for and nkalntalning this Hie taW got underway late The Rev, Robert J. Shoff of the ’*nie Republicans are trying Charles Hartley, 1083 E. Mid OPEN TILL 9 P.M. TUESDAY and THURSDAY yeSbendBy adtan ioon a fter Judge ahunch of the Nazarane will WETHERSFIELD (AP) — A dle Tpke.; Cora Mason, Staf. Town firemen from Compos amall bustnera te the first of to get me out of town one way ndea 3 and 4 at 11:18 this morn many training programs the GENERAL MgyusB d eled a motion to quash officiate. Burial wilt be in East state highway official pracUcta or another," he said. ford; Mrs. June Christensen, 248 ^Retarded Children Can Be Helped^ Bm ftnst degree murder indtot- Odmetery. that state highway needs In Woodbrldge St.; Howard Morey, ing were caked out to eactin which she claims negligence on, . ^'oTe'^tauirW^red*- workshop will offer. ELECTRIC ment teoi^ t hy a grata! Jury Friends may call at the fu Oonnectiout oould total 32 bil- RFD 1, Vem on. guish a small graea fire, of un- toelr part. No action has been'swarmed to the j^ lt. T ^ red- Along ■with its educational Succeeds Ted^sco determinod origin, off Highland InsUtut^ against McConnell. facedfaced examiner examiner had to use Ms and worieshop program, Bunce AH Transistor The motibn was neral hotne tomorrow from 3 to kon over tUie next 30 yeans. ADiMITTED TODAY: Mra. head to explain his way out of last week by Guay’s 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The Edith PhSltps, 166 Blroh St.; St. No property dosnage w In her notice of intent, Mrs Center offers a full social life The predloUon was made by that one. oounsel. Robert G. Mitchell. oMef ento- Democratic town committee Daniel Skelley, 26 Ironwood Dr., repotted^______Lansano said that the police Slogan Proven Fact for all retarded chfldren hi Forward Fashion Look Bfioenanhi aftar tb s trial stantp WlQiatn J. BouolMr neer of the department, in^a unanlmauaty ptbked Joseph J. Mancheeter. The young adult •d, A it^ . Burke ewbered an a William J. Boucher, 87, died speedT' before the Connecticut Massiootte as Ms new chair group, ■which meets twice week RADIO to tbe Judge’s ruling at the Crestfield Convalescent man last night to succeed may ly, reoentty attended a per Society o f Ot-vil Engineers At Biince Center Oonsplete with ease, < be wanted the record Home and Hospital yesterday. yeaterday. . or and Lt. (Sov. Samuel J. Te- formance of cinerama. Boy At ChrUtmastiine He was bom in Rockville on desoo. Scout, Girl Scout, Cuba and and tlironghoat the phoae, battery. preserved of tbe denial for pow- MatoheU said the state -will ‘B O TAN Y’ 500* abouM the case be Aug. 3, 1898, and has been a Tedesoo resignsd. saying Ma Brownie progTams are in full year — you can face increased toaffic problems -Retarded Children Can Be Helped,” a national slo awing. change your pur- BIO SOUND! resident of toe Hartford-Man- brief term as ohaioman waa tailored by DAROFF BIO V ALU E! chester-Rockville area all his during the next three decades only a temporary one. The may gan, ifl a proven fact at Bunce Center. The public is in A daily staff at the Center ohasee at RegaL GaaorTi adtonieya ant on his because of population Moreasea, ■dgbt. AMy. Burtee was aaedated Ufe. or, who reoentiy won re-elec vited and encouraged to visit the school to observe help numbers five, plue leaders of He leaves a sister, Mrs. Jen- movement of families to the tion, accepted the post last year afternoon and evening pro- li(f AAty. Danliel A. Bason and suburbs, and rising auto salea given to retarded children. Classes are conducted daily AiMgr. MaanveH Hebnan, boBi o f nle Usher, and a brother, John which had been occupied for from 6 ajn. to noon for nunarye gtam a AJl inetructora and D R E SS FO R III B t t t t o n l, Boucher, both of Rockville. meny years by OomeUua F. end pre-ecbool level afaUdreii, fered the use of a now station leadera era ■whodeheartedly The funeral was held this Extended Forecast Mulvlhtil. MulvihiU died re end • special Maes for eduoeUe wagon for a acbool bus, with concerned hi providing for the OiHgr, U s blond tw ir trimmed morning at St. Bernard’s /£7-WANT ADS present and growing need* of Aanor-Blyto. sart erect and WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— cently. anl tntowble children, deity maintenance, fuel and Insur THE FUN OF IT Church, Rockville. Burial was in from 10 a.m. to 2 p jn . There te ance Ineluded. The service Is all retarded cnlMirra. wBibcbad aftantinsely aa tbe court St. Bernard’s Cemetery. 'The US. Weather Bureau is feuaknaB progreasad. sued this fli-ve-day forecast for fFin Literature Prises also • weekly evening program still being donated by Stewart These are gport coats and slacks for the ad The John P. ’Tierney Funeral for young adult retardate*. Johnston of Dillon’s. N Ha tamed Ms chair aldeways Home, 219 W. Center St., waa in Connecticut today: NEW HA-VEN (AP) — Thla UfOP/e FOR YOU Other aervlce* provided by As more pupils come to Bunce venturous at heart. . . colorful and exciting •or n taabber view when about charge of arrangements. ’Temperatures over Ooimecti- year’s BoUingen prizes have 80'pnoBiwcitlva Jurosv filed into cut during the fi-ve-day period, MAHRC include recreation, so- Center It became apparent that in cut and pattern. L IM IT 1 been awarded by Yale Univer specialised training was needed, Em oonrtiDom. Stanley A. Feahler Thuraday through Monday, are sity to Richard Wilbur for his rioil activttlea, sooutlng and N E W C A R S ta tos Atlty. Jctm D. LaiBeUe expected to average 8 dejtyeea oamping. and a teacher was Mred with Tailored with the famous Daroff “Personal Stanley A. Feahler of Elm trimslation of Moliere’s play necessary qualifications. The read ttM brief tndtobnent to ac- wood, uncle of Vincent P. Ferii- above nOrmAl. Temperetures ”Tartuffe,’’ and to Walter MAHRC* budget for 196844 Touch,” this Botany 500 Forward Fashion guatat the veniremen with tbe ■will be progressively mUder te 312,000. It will receive |4,800 Center now employs three year- Casual Wear will satisfy your demand for un- lar of 2 Stanford Rd„ died yes Arndt, translator of Pushkin’s round teachers plus an addition ill aBBe. Both be and Atty. Burke terday at tlje Newingtem Veter through tiM weekend turning "Ehigene Onegin." from a state grant, leaving fT,- A usual but authentically correct fashion for arinad, that, the paxMpective Jur- coaler about Monday. 600 to be rateed. CoitotiuWty- al Instruolbr for summer RENTALS Now From ans Hos|Htal. The 32,500 prizes, estabUshed months. Attendance at toe III those occasions when sportswear is the right t cn maOm H known if ihey had • Survivore include another Some normal high and low by Paul Mellon, are given an support te needed to continue Hamilton Beach any oontMction with the case. temperatures in Connecticut toe work of toe Center. The ■*- school Increases during vaca wear. , nephew and a niece. nually in recognition o f out tion periods at public schools, Two pf -tbe -veniremen dis- ’The funeral ■will be held Fri are Hartford 48-29; New Ha standing translations of poetic aoclation te a member of a Na il:!: Bectric ven 49-33. tional and State Association for according to school statistics. Come in and enjoy a try-on of the most in themselvea. One said day at 8:15 a.m. from the Talar- works of other languages into Except for the teachers and two a neighbor o f Atty. ticl Funeral Home, 380 Maple Precipittation may total one FhvgUah. toe Help of Retarded Children, teresting clothing it has been our privilege quarter to one half inch oc- and sends approximately 16 per paid drivers, all other Instruc Burtae who Eves in Farmington. A\ne., Haitford, with a Mass of Wilbur, a Pulitzer Prize win tors and leaders at the echoed to present. MANICURE n » ottier aald abe was . the requiem at SS. Qyril and Metho ourring as Showers on Thurs ner who has published four cent of its Inoome to the nation al asaocUCtfdh for research and are unpaid voltmteers. mottaar^ln-law o f H arry W . Hult- dius Church at 9. Burial will be day and again at' the end of volumes of original poetry. Is Sharing In hotii work and gven Jr., aaslsbant state’s at- in FWrview Cemetery, West the period. a professor of Ehglish st Wss- operatiraal sdUvltles. • W EEKLY botney. H artford. play te one of the major goals SPO RT C O A T S From N5.00 SET leyan University. MABRC began In 1962. A cf the nuiwery school of the Salactlon of the Jury began Frlenda may oall at the fu GOP Draft Unit Arndt, a native of Istanbul small grot9 of parents united In • M O N TH LY with lass than an hour left In neral home tomorrow from 6 to Oeniter. BodUy devriopment, who served with the Polish im- an effort to do sometolng abewt emotional and social growth, tha court day. Two housewivaa, 9 p.m. __ ' HARTFORD (AP)—A draft- derground during World War n, retarded children. They decided Y SLACKS 918.95 XCra. Lorraine C. Dean of Bristol iBig oomittse, with Howard ia an associate professor of Rus health and ctoanlinera and man- that their first task was to find ucl training one other goals of and Mfa. Mary A. VeraacM of Mrs. Allison J. Elward Hausmen of New Britain as sian and linguistics at the Uni a bulldtog suitable for their Berlin, were toe flrat prospec Mrs. Rhoda E. Elward, 48, of chairman, has been appointed to versity of North Carolina. the ptogram . A clora o f 12 OUR LOW RATES' needs. Thto obstacle "was over pra echool cMldren parttolipate FREE ALTERATION^ tive Jurors questioned. They 285 Hilliard St., died yesterday prepare an agenda for rrext come when toe Town of Man liiiii were both excused. at St. Francis Hospital, Hart January’s special stajte Republi BOY DBOWNB chester leased toe old Bunce In a readtnera program, pr»- Ineiudo ovurything Using toe first of Ms 30 per ford, after a short illness. She can oonventian. NORWALK (AP) — The peratory to entering public School to toe group. Members SuM M S «gr emptory challenges. State’s was toe wife of Allison J. El bodies of three-year-old Gregers of civic organii^ons and par school cta**m. Fl-ve other prominent RepUb- Some of the children will re •xeopt gosolinn. Atty. LaBelle excused Mrs. Ver ward. Ucans were named yesterday to Wedell and his pet kitten were ents worked long hours putting aacM. Mrs. Dean' waa disquali Mrs. Elward was born In Lor- found in the pool at Oakleigh toe building Into shape. When turn to the Center when they the committee by State CJOP leave puMlc schools, and entty fied by Judge Meyers after she neville. New Brunswick, Cana Ch'Birman A. Searle Pinmay. The Oourt yeaterday. Police said the , toe Center opened, parents of said ahe intended to be guided da, March 6, 1915, and lived in toe retarded youngsters served a sheltered ■woritshop program . special convention will'oonsider child apparently got through or Young adiults and tem -ogers, MORIARTY by both her conscience and toe Manchester two years. Before a number of proposed rule over the three-foot ■wrought- as teachers. They also took tosbiietiana M toe Judge In de. coming to Manchester she lived turns driving them to school, now enrolled In the workshop, changes for the party. iron fence that siurounds the have been wwhlng on gift BROTHERS eidlBg toe case If she were on in Hi^ford for five years and The others on the committee pool hi an attempt to retrieve where toe children received as toe Jury. was employed at Swift and Co. much training as their inexperi items einoe September. Table |H::: | headed by Hausman, ■who Is his kdtten. The lO-foot-deep linens, knitted hate and other 801 CENTER ST. — 64S-81S6 Soma so qseotators were in toe Survivors, besides her hus GOP state legislative commis pool is in the middle of the new enced iastructote oould give 903 Main Street Formal Wear aourtroom as toe trial tegan band, Include a sister, ■’* Mrs. them. artifolies will be offered fo r pub sioner, are Mrs. Anna-Mae 9wi- housing devriopment where lic sale hi the near firtura. Pre For Hire yesterday. Including two form Clarence Galbraith of New taskl o f New Britain, State Sen.' Gregers kved. Dillon SMes and Service of 643-2478 er high school classmates. To Brunswick, and several nieces Ralph Shulansky of West Hart day about 26 spectators were In and nephews. ford, former Lt. Gov. Charles toe court. The funeral will be held Satur TO BOOST OOP WOMEN W. Jewett of Lyme, George HARTFORD (AP)—A now Quay waa accused of fatally day from the James Calvin S a d e n c f Bridgeport, smd program aimed at expanding beating Miss Fogarty, with a Fimeral Home, West St. John, ORNTR/l bowling pin as ahe slept in her New Brunswick. Burial will be CJharles Allen cf Waibertown. the role of women in Repub bedroom. The girl lived with her in Lomevllle Cemetery. Pinney said the committee’s lican poktice ■woe announced to- 'The Marvel of Mam Sfreet" PfVenta <» Porter St. Both her Friends may call at the John tasks \vto Include working on doy. parants and younger brother F. ’Tierney Funeral Home, 219 the proposed iparty rule changes Mrs. Bobette Roneohoff, Re were at the family’s summer W. Center St., tonight from 7 approv^ by toe Republican publican national oommi'ttee- eottage at Point O’Woods. She to 9. OouncU at its meeting last week. womon from Oonnecticut, and eras the daughter of Mr. apd The coragnlttee ■will put toe Mrs. Anna Mae Switoeki, ■vice ■ "O ra J ARROW buttons Mrs. Bernard M. Fogarty. Francis A. Doughty Sr. proposed changes into jMoper chairmen of the OOP State 'Man8h.eAteN> L raiP E R ^ Guay has been married to the Francis A. Doughty, 61, of language for oonsMeretion by Oratral C o m m i 11 e e, ■were dead girl’s sister for almost Ea<4t Hartford died yesterday at the special convention, which is named bo head thq program in ,.ii(lfltii»>'.„.. down three years. EUenmary Fogarty St. FrandB Hospital, Hartford. the. final arbiter on pcirty rule Oonnecticut. was the maid of honor at the He -WBs the father of Mrs. Lole ameivdments. Pinney saM >the It is p€irt o f a national pro li llJiJIilllMilll the perfect wedding. Guay and Ms wife iohnsoti of Mlancheater. oomonlttee also will see that gram, nicknamed GROW, foe Mved (HI Flpwer St. Survivors include his wiife, Guay, an Msuranoe company two sons, two other daughters, V .collar... traiaiee, -vialted the Pkgarty girl IS grandchildren and one great- duitog the crveniug on July 11, grandson. jHstaU Zke Steel eeUat Door anoottong to pohice. He re- ’The funeral wiU be hekl Fri tuatMd at about piidnight and, day at 8:16 a.m. from the Ben with the new oBng a bowling ^ uaed as a jamin J. Oaltahan Fimeral LAST EVENING door Mop dubbed her to death Home. 1603 Main St., East With So M*reh More. as Bie slept., police said. JUartford, wjth a solemn Mass ON outr ¥mc MAKKer itepoHT sao m CORDON DOVER CLUB Her body -waa ddsoovexed at of requiem ^ St. Mary's church t neoot nwraing after her aunt, at 9. Burial will be in St. T Mlaay PValver o f Mianchester, Mary’s Cemetery. beoame oonoerned when the girl Frlende may oak at the fu dU not repeat to work. Mira neral home tonight from 7 to 9 . . . we commented upon the desirability of a >V]|pa>^ vMa employed ae a and tomarrow from 3 to 4 and year-end review of your investments. Your aoapebary In a Hartfticd insur- 7 to 9 p.m. anoe oompaity. Putnam representative will be glad to go over The all-new Gordon steel cellar Guay waa questioned several these with you and help you determine ^our RELAX-FIND WHAT WANT door offers so much more in clean Hmaa during the day and at Funerals future course of action. good loob . . . ease of instal 9 pan. adoubted the crime and lation and operation . . . safety, riiMMd a oonfesaion, poUoe said. B e Imughit laiw oCfldaJs to Mrs. Margaret H. Rich protection and convenience . . . Oatfa Baric in Heutford where FUneral eervicee for Mrs. FREE INFORMATION reading and nsing WANT ADS for the lifo of your homel Siza be bad flhmg the bowling pin Morgaa'et H.. Rich Bolton for lin , Gordon givM you tha befora ratuming to Manchester Center Rd., Bolton, were held largest opening. Only Gordon when notified of tbe glrl’a yeaterday cuftemoon at her deaMi. Imme. The Rev. Arthur W al NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Do you know of an easier way to shop or sell? When you make bur W ant hos ventilators, extra deep Boltoa said be appeared nerv- lace of New Haven, forme«- Ads your marketplace, all you aoo isIS place your ad and wait for the phone to flanges, safety catch operated aiis when he fiirat was ques- pastor of the Bolton Oongrega- Your Putnam office has a limited supply of ring (a nd ' ring ’ it will), or sit back and enjoy reading the W ant Ads, then phone by bond or foot, new tamper tkaied aktig with other mem- tionai Church, officiated. Bur proof latch. And you con install o f the fam ily at the Fo- ial will be at the oonvenirace an informative, 48-page booklet entitled, *‘Un- for an Appointment to see the advertised items. Want Ads do tha work—i-and R younaif aoiUy and c|uickly. ty home. He waa called to of the family. quicklyll C Ti rialion for further The Holmes. Funerel Home. (ieratanding The New York Stock Exchange.” to Bm " aftenioon 400 Mioin S t , wee in charge c f 1 Mm avantog. esrangementa. Why not pick «w> a fopy.
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'■ I ) . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 iM tltltljifBter WEDNESDAY, NOVE^ER 20, 1968 Pages IS to 24 fAGE-TWELVE ..... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ao, 1968
man, told at the purchase c( 64 giving iMskst for a tooat fsm- Coventry Hy. are also welcome. 'Money gifts gifts to be sent to the Christmas iMtra used (Or diriaUnaa enter Judge Okays Elm S p a re d Gift Shops which will be heM BuUetta Board Gifts Sought tainment, gifts and birthday Prelates Back ait the West Haven, Newington World’s Fair Aim The annual Hottday Fi4r of 135 Donate Blood parties througheut the year. In In Sturbridge and Rooky Hill Vetenana Htoe- ths Ftost Congregational dividual . gifts to e m p 1 o y e e Accounting of pttafls In early December. Mrs. Of Paper Drive Church sponsored by the For Patients should he avoided, Kelley nqtee. Leon Bradley, welfare chairman, Friendly Chole w4H be heU He said it ie preferable to mnd On Religious Liberty from 10 a.m. to 8 pm. BabiMay After Protests amounoed the sktopUon of five A townwide paper drive Sat At Monthly Visit a check to the "Employee’ Ac- Cheney Will children at the Newington Home in the church vestry. At Mansfield ttvity Fund." • urday will seek funds to send a Featured will be handmade fOBMlIiiwt J (ram Paffe OM) of native instruments for reli and Hoepital who will be re- group'of Grade 8 etudente to NEW (OonttnuM from Page One) memhered by the iWiit on their antidleB, dried enrongemante, A total of 135 pints of blood were given yesterday at Mansfield State Training Probate Judge John J. Wol- gious ceremonies in African and the Worid’s Fair fft April. Ttie Christmas deooratloro, home Wkm. Th« one cm th« Jew* wiys birthdays and holidays. fund raMng projects are being the Community Baptist Church during the Bloodmo- School and Hoepital has an lett has accepted the final ac Asian countries. ^ ed. Treadway and Thomas F. On Nov. 4, recognition cere- made candy, a lunch bar, toys, losary Society •ley alone are not to Marne for Underlying th* document is Fay, Publlck House innkeeper conducted under the supervi bile’s monthly visit, with 21 donating in the name of nounced its continuing interest counting of the will of the Isite the desire of many bishops to moniee were hold alt the Rocky aprons, end home baked foo^. ■>* orucifixlon, but that all say it will be allowed to stand sion of Bradford Wright, Grade Mrs. Charlotte Lawson. W m m i In receiving gifts from the gen Helen Campbell Cheorey, who localize worship tuid make it HiiH Veterans Hoepital, and 8 teacher. The students plan to The Ooventzy H |gh School Mrik Lawaon died Sept 12 membere yeetarday Included the To Have Bazaar mankind 1* responsible. The for now and be given a new Mrs. Everett KTaael received a Majorettee wlU sponsor a Ttv- PLUS-OUAUTY fotiowing: eral public for distribution died at the age of 81 on April more meaningful for laymen. It examination next summer. have a home-baked food sale leukemto. A Herald article atatement on religious liberty will be up to national bishops’ cerUfioate for 460 hours of vol next micnith. The trip ie not koy Trot Friday ftnm 7:80 to Monday told o( ttae Leuweon Five gelkme: Joeeph Czerwin- among Its patients at Christ The Ro.sary Society of St. 1962, leaving one-third of "We have had protests from unteer sendee; Mrs. Wilber Lit 10:46 p m in the school cafe- sM; four gollone: Clifton Ooffln her estate (Approximately^ H *oldi the right ot indlvidual.s conferences to decide when and all over,'^ says Treadway. " I ’m riassified ae a regtdar ciass (amtiy's graitttude aitd recognl- mas. Bridget’s (^urch will sponsor a to worriilp God according to how to institute the reforms in tle received a l.OOO-honr pin, trip. toria. Music for dancing wUl be and David Eldridge; three gal Francis P. Kelley, superin Christmas'Bazaar Saturday in 3500.000) to Manchester Me not satisfied it needs to come giving her a total of 3,000 houre tion o( ttM need (or the blood toalr oonsclences. Persona having papers to be furnished by t h e Hl-Litese, progToin, and auggented that lons: Don Oarpenter and Rua- tendent of the state institution, the church basement from 9 morial Hospital, and the other ‘^Idvo^tes'^of the CTiristian ^own a .stay service. Drese will be infonnal for the A oouncll press spokesman of execution and waiting for pk^ed up on Saturdoy may donon oontrtbute In her mem- seU Hughes; two gallona: Mrs. says as the population at the a.m. to 4 pjnv Mrs. Marguerite two-thirds to the Rhode Island paported Cardinal Meyer's re- unity, movement says the re A meeting of the Piret Dis girts with boys required to wear A im VALUE Marjorie 8. Johnson. Mrs. Mar training school oontlmies to LaFlamme and Mrs. Wentworth Hospital bi Providence. more positive evidence.” coritact-CSndy Brandt, Mary 70 oey. marics, paraphrasing him as forms can also make a great trict of the Amerioan Legion Wells or Susan Beebe between a suit coat end tie. The danoe garet Suanner, Mre. Mildred grow, the need tor additional John.'ion are the co-chatnnen. The Hartford National Bank AiudMary wlM be held on Nov. will be open to ad Coventry Ttie 135 pinto drawn yewtonr, aayfaig: contribution toward breaking 9 a.m. atxl 10 a.m. that day. day wore a marked upewing Larson. gifts each year beoMnes great (A irm en of the various and Tru.st Co., executors of the “Both declarations must be down misunderstandings be 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Windsor High School riudenta and their James J. Brealnski also be- er. He said nearly one half of booths will Inchide Mrs. Adam estate have set Its value at tween Catholics and Prote.stants. F'ederal Savings Band, Broad OOP Names Delegatee guests. over the 80 gWen in October, dealt with In the council. TWey Legion Auxiliary The four Republican dele csone a member of the Two the boys and girls do not re Bajoris, aprons; Mra. Jamas 31,423,434,27, net, with a l l are Intimately connected with Many Protestants see the use St., Windsor. Miss Jean Munson of Ketv- the krwent total tai recent gatee choeen by the party cau month*. A total 90 kept ap- Oadlon Club; ait the same time ceive personal gifts from home. Blanchfield. arts and crofts; taxes and expense^ ipaid. The toe topic of eciunenlsm and of Latin as the exclusive liturgi sLngtiosi, an Intemoitional Farm s p m m E A R at Mrs. Joseph Sohouster, baked amount* Is based on the inven Notes 37th Year cus Monday night for the spe poHnttnenta, end an additional hto wM resided the one n ilon Kelley asks that gifts be Miould remain where they are." cal language of the Roman Youth Exchange student to mark. Other one gallon donors sent or delivered to the admin goexis; Mrs. Frank Young, can tory at the time of Mrs. The spokesman said he was Catholic Church as a sign ot re cial state central oommlttee Sootiand, wfll show alldee and 59 were w«lk-ln donora, but o( Stray Boston Cat convention in January are Al were Donadd Anderson, Donald istration building before Dec. 1 dy; Mrs. BjTon HaJlenback and Cheney's death, and wtil un- apseldng for himself and an un sistance to change. Others re The American Legion Auxil deocrilbe her experienoee Satur the 149 appearing 14 were de- Mrs. FrancU Leary, Cairl.«tmas doubtediy be increased, slru-e bert E. Bray, Bertron A. Hunt, (enred for physioal reaewne. Oefberg, Mrs. Theodore Malek, The latest possible date they specified number of U.S. pre- gard the use of the ancient iary held a combined member day ait the 8 p.m. meeting of the and Stanley Orxyb. can be deUvored for use at cards: Mra. Alice Norton and the value of the extensively tongue u a kind of religious In Utica Home Joseph L. Shanahan Jr. and Couples Club at First Oengre- The next vleiit of ths Btood- latee. ship supper and 37tih anniver EUmore A. Turkington. The pri- Others keeping appointmenta Christmas is Dec. 15. Mre. John Costello, "kiddie kor- held stocks and bond.s have in The American stand came a mumbo-jumbo that smacks of gabioned Church. mobUe is elated to r Wedneedey, ner;’’ Mrs. James Oomlns, do creased maiterially since Apr^l sary celebration Monday eve nvary daite ie Jhn. 6 with the Dec. IS, at Monoheeber Me- were: The deadlines are necessary, day after Augustine Cardinal superstitious rites. UnCA, N.Y. (AP) — Many The Second Oongregaitional M ra Mildred Olmsted, nated gift Items; Mrs. J. Ed 1962. Bea, whose Secretariat for Pro Advocates of the changes be ning at the home on Leonard day.s and 300 miles away from deattiine for filing Dec. 16. nwrial Hoepital (rim 10:46 ojn. not only because of the nugi- Auxiliary Notes Churdh rellgioua eduootim ooin- T lUMawiI Rivard, Mrs. Many bera of gifts involved, but be ward McKeever, white edephont; Under the terms of the will, motion of Christian Unity spon lieve the reforms will make the St. Three charter member.s of Boston, the woman could not mKtee will meet at 7:30 p m t o 6:30 p.m. Mra. Jo.bathrobes, adi-ance information on how to bution of 500 bookmuScs to the AhBd, Bdwesxl COMman, Rol- Ridge St., ita substitute school by the council in some other demonstrating against "the Aref ■UKl Wood, George Dontala, em, Francis DleterVe, Roy Oo- .slippers, gflovee. lingerie, um prepare tor the interview ses way. regime and the military dicta town libraries during National wen; Mrs. EMward Osborn, Mias brelQas, rain coats, aprons and bus driver. t ^ A u T i i W Donald FtankiBnd, (holies He). sion which lasts ten minutes. The 3%-year-old giei died on The vote on public worship torship. We are supporting the Education Week. Mrs. J. F. J Geosge L. Legier, Mrs Lsuuie Osborn, Frank Weir, To Town Child Study Group hosiery. Sampies of the first quarter’s eompleted the council's work on Ba'ath party." WaOett, rehabilitation chair- Earl Doggort, John Larason, FV>r boys, suggestions include Mfliy 10, 1963, from Injiuieeshe ien Joyce, M n. Oonetance \ xirk are on display in ckiM- received when run over, near a provision allowing the use of Wustrsted Ptaid Stamp gift; Wilbert Hadden. ties, scarfs, shirts, shaving sup rooms and oorridora. Tomceuk, Msia Mary J . O’Don- By BHX 0(M: < Mw. Dorothy Getchell, Grade 1 her home that day, by a school modern ianguagea in the Maas. Nortiwn Clectrle Blanket double bed iwU. Also, btias Barbara Dunn, plies, and tobacco items. The provision is part of a doc- Mra. Aboe AjieakM, Ronald Counting on a base 2 aya- teacher at the Waddeil School. General items for either HARTFORD (AP) — U.S. bus, being driven by Wilson. •ingle control model.. • 6^4 books. M OTHER RODELS Atoo, WUUam Sooherak, Mra. Many a perplexed mother wa/i On May 27, Hartford County nment on liturgy or public wor ON DISPLAY BY: Nancy Russell, Mr. Jeon Rob. Scott, Ralph Clifford, Mra. Lae- tem aa well aa base 10. Number inoKide records, candy, writing District Judge T. Enunet Claire ship. The document is expect Ue Hoyt, Harry Smith, Mra. probably breathing prayers of materials, balls, dolls, toys eentenced a New Britain man Coroner Louis W. Sch aefer ert, Sherwood TVueman, Forrest sets and set notation. Linear cleared WUson of any reeponri- ed to be completed by the coun • SMITHpOORONA Hiartin, Arnold Aronson, Har Veronica Irvine, Mra. Raymond silent thanks that her school bsby walkers, whieelclm^ with a long police record to two cil fathers and promulgated by • REMLNOTON-RANP old Osoe, HXigene Grifftn, Stu Oowen, Mirs. Rosalie Trombly, measuremenvt. Googol (10 to the days have ended, as Mrs. Getch- cards, coloring books, play years in prison yesterday for bility In the tragic accident. Pope Paul VI before the coun- e OLTVX>m art Lynn, Kenneth Wilson, John Mra. Jeanette Waahburh, Fred hundredth power). The mathe ell expilained some of the terms gyms for cribs, picture books, torging two government checks The ooroner’s report revealed ell's second session ends Dec. 4. and the reasons for the ■ cur that the child had siipped un e OLYMPIA EIttoan, Oliver J . Minney, Syl- W. Wihnot, Joeeph H. TuUy, matical sentence. Recognition table games, and simple jig worth a total of 3133.29. Claire A wide range of reforms in rent feraient In the field. recommended that Frederiok H. der the rear wheels of the bus. s c c i Up Pine Taxee vesber J . Beneon, Milton H. Cbri C. HUttgren, Mrs. Suzanne of geometric shapes. The con saw puzzles. Uturgical practices are embod Jones, Eknest Ley, Salvatore Shea, Mra. Omar Chngraa, Phin- The new approaches to learn New and used athletic equip Lewis, 36. be confined in the | as It we* pulling aswey ftom the ied in the document, including M9.95 jldO tU *** Lom bardo, Robert HeUcr, eoa Flake. cept of ’’zero.’’ ing math have had increasing ment and musiool instruments federal prison at Lewisburg, Po. curb. Use of modern languages in the Bettbold (^uaanltachka. Also, Bradford AJpera, Ru Understanding and working Impact on the elementary Sacraments, greater use of con \ Also, Chories Griffin, Oeri dolph O. Heck, Thomae J . Con with these ooncepta, unfamiliar grades during the past decade, temporary ari in church build W • for ADOIN6 MAOmNEB Lotnbordo, Eldward Winstar, nelly, Lawrence Friedman, Jo Mra. Getchell said. ings and decorations and the use to moat oduilta who learned V Earl E. Anderson, Carl Rivwrs, eeph A. Rowell, Blon Tupper, New methods have evolved as w o SALES — SERVIOC — their arithmetic largely by rote Chaaies Phillips, Mra. Gladys Henry Bengetcn, Sheldon Co memory. Is part of the every educeitons have attempted to keep up to rapidly increasing N BENTALS — SUPFUE 8 RldoAffi, Edward Werner, Nor han, Nlcbotaa Grimaldi, Alfred day world of today’s elementa' ibed the man Kloter, Barie G. RoRinson, Hegenow. ry school child trained in the tochno4ogy. They haAre learned, Chories Rohan, George Blalce, Also, Oart Gustafson, Rich use of the "new math." ahe said, thait young children Jssnee LeSurs, Jeny Ooso, John ard Wotner, Mra. Gloria Coro, oan understand more difficult An overview of tbe*e oo*' and abstract oonoepto than was AMLIKOWSKI th e P rteet M ARLOW ^ J . Kauto, H any Huntington, Helen Palmer, Mra. Jeanette oepts of modem elementary the JtMMpli Jeesie. . t WHey, Richard D. Forde, Her fornverly realized. in 16.96 Cottv® I Main S t. Manchester mathematlos woe provided ftr Thus, new methods place em- to The (ottcwkig werewelk-ln bert Spicer, Mra. Harriet MKdi- members of the MancheBter 6.96 yOUT til, Lester Black, Rev. Eldwaird phasDs on the logic of number donora: awid Study Group yesterday by vn eoon. for Chriet Robert May, Lyman Fuller, Johnson. systems, end stress the ’’why" 6C!.\ection raitiher than the "hx5w” in the delivery manipulation of numbers and 85 East Center St. y Ak wttihoidyo'^’^ aymiboils. Ciw. Summit St. .00 The child’s unaerstanding of g ift. 5/ ' the reasons for perfocming a 649-5268 ereiy g;iv«n number operation is con Sittc Everything you ever wanted in n sidered of major Importance, A rt Ben*®* she sold, and mathematical prln- Pinehurst Fresh Connec ciplee are stressed from Grade 1. X' The result is that learning is ticut turkeys from a commons enriched through disoovery—by newhy farm, are avail applying the princlpleB to many able in all sizes if you different situations; and rote f U A m m memoriration without any real V order now. NYLON CARPiT understanding is minJmizi^. Elach bird has been milk All-Wool Shetland “Although the- processes we use at flnst seem longer and and grain fed to give you P = l more complicated, things soon THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY much more tender white Sport Coats ^ go back to looking the same, meat — strictly fresh FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Getchedl said. "But what LOW the child thinks as he does a Connecticut Turkeys. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—649-6221 ppobJem, is ddfferent and more Cap LaBroad will bring ^ : ncoi aan. ■■ cam perceptive.” .J V NKIKIHU Km m Mrs. Getchell closed her talk these native turkeys to by stressing that Manchaster us Mhn., Tues. and Wed. ■» r* i schools hove not "gone o»ver- R ’s timie to feed the birds. boerd" in adopting any single 6 Iba 56c—25 lbs. 2.39 system of teaching elementary 50 lbs. 4.39 math. BUY THE PAINT THAT’S So far, teachers trained in new textured look! Handsome, rugged! In the finest Mor# knowledge of The the new methods have decided sport coat tradition! Natural shoulder models with lap ■ onni which ones they wish to use in the habits of the WORTH THE WORK J*: ^ their classes, and have com ARTIFICIAL AND DRIED seams, hook vent, 3 -button front. Choose from charcoal, bined the old and the new that Swordfish, and fishing they find useftil for oertain con with 125-foot lines is brown and olive. cepts. The whole field of math is enabling our fishermen ■'O': being studied in Manchester, to bring in beautiful she said, by a system-wide Sword later in the curriculum committro of which she is a member. "We have season than ever be NT SINK I m Wool-Worsted IINBIVL been working for a year,” ahe fore. It's possible that Heap little iijjuns have mothers who said, "and will work for two more'studying the various new we will get fresh systems. Sword all winter. The I t Flannel Slacks "As of now, our group feels we don’t want to adopt any fresh Sword we offer r> system in its entirety, but TO 5 0 > this w eek is as fine as should rather adapt the cream OFF it's possible to buy. of the various systems tor use I save nv^niKiHiraa||T| '.r. ■■ '-f here in Manchester." Also Flounder and i'y ■ ' ' ' , The second in a series of tour Haddock Fillets . . . II All ADOS UP TO - •/- curriculum sessioins instituted n fresh Oysters. this year for all Mancheetw TOPmUF! : 7 teachers will be held Tuesday \ • V ’• '' V All-wool worsted flannel slacks offer wear after wear with- . afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Buy Purina Cat Litter The to ^ of this second meet while a 20c coupon is out bagging. Take less trips to the cleaners, tool Plain ing wia be new developments in methematica. packed in each bag. front, single pleat, continental models. 10 lbs. 89c |!t ^ Make the Plaidland Redemption Store your Santa Claus headquarters this Christmas. 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cow on, hjs way to Peking. He juvenile court judge in Ksfc.scm, ting “ little things that go pop” Sewage Crisis Studied Center Springs onto a sidewalk and making Red Envoys Grant Given to Plan Bolton Andover went to Red China backed by Judge Convicted was found guilty Tuesday by FLOWERS action o v his own party calling them explode with her shoe Traffic Shifted Cambodia Snub Municipal Judge Bruce Stone of when Paulsnide. Intervened on a For Every Occasion! Girl ScoYits T op (or a crasation of open battle Of Slapping Girl Minneapolis, brought in when Beaten, Held and resuqipUon of negotiations downtown Dodge CJenter street Park H m - District Asks Town Vehicular traCtio^ln Oentor Renewal of Main St Grange Launches Project between toe Red Chinese^ and toe defendant charged top only Oct. 25. Quota for jFtmds KASSON, Minn. (AP)—Judge other judge in town with preju Defense attorney David Bish Joyce FlowAr Shop Springs Park, In the Valley St. Soviet parties. y Seen No Surprise By Gingolese L. A. Paulsiiide has 10 days to dice. op said Paulsrude was .obligated the final cost Am protjeot. as The supposition Is that any 601 Main fM-, Monchestes- area only, has been made one- (Continued from Page One) or to keep Jenny from breaking a rotigh oumpariscsi, the 29 acre To Beautify Town Green The Girt Scouts o f Andover new meeting between toe two decide on an appeal from a ISO Lawrence Kabage of Dodge Next to Hartford Delay Sewer Tie-in ■way, effective' immediately. states 'WQUld be held in Peking. fine or 10 days in jail for slap Center filed toe assault charge the law. National Bonk (Oonthraed from Page Ofie) (Continued from Page One) m m of otructuree muet have NoiAi End renewal pniject is were supported weH by towns Judge Stone called Pauls- Horace F. Murphey, super ity of an eventual Communist dated to coat shout |1.6 mli- The last meeting, which ended ping an 11-year-oId girl who set on behalf of his daughter, 649-0791—640-1U8 many •mall defoots or a few Bolton Orange ie planning to^fication because of Am green’s people fri their recent drive for rude’s act a "horrible lack of takeover there. The downtown Uon. in fsdiure, w is-held in Moscow off fireworks in public. Jenny, intendent of parks, announced themselves threatened by Thai to allow him to make the call. major defects. beautify the triangular plot of histortc significance to the funds. H ie quota o f^ 0 0 woa dignity for a human being.” Anticipating a sewage backup in thie Homestead St. The federal govonsnant wiM last July. Paulsrude, who Is probate and Jenny testified she was put this morning that, to eliminate land, which receives substantial A French employe-of the ferry area looked, ait least from a town. area if the town ties a new sewer into Eighth District BANGKOK, Thailand (A P I - possliig otT, to be in good pick up three quattem o f the land known as "the green” met and exceeded. Alvena 'Ver- ikewer mains on W. Middip Tpke., the Eighth District’s the present oonfuslon arising U.S. military and economic aid. Foreign Minister Thanat Kho- company who tried to intervene tab for the donvntown pmject. across Bolton Center Rd. from It appears, from records and prauskua, fund drive chairman, from the Municipal Building's health. recoHectiona. that what is be directors voted last night to request the town to delay Relations between the two have man accused Cambodian Prince on the Russians’ behalf was g)ooinomic conditions along The state wiQ probalii(y telol on the Community Hall. 'The proj has just announced that a totrtl new exit road, entry into the Sihanouk today of “ selling his ing preserved is a remnant of H* tie-In until the appropriate* been chronically bad. Prince threatened with Immediate ex- S t were not encouraging, one half of the remalntog cost. ect will be entered in a two- of 8307 was contributed. She You Cixn Covinf on Us . . . Qua 1 ity Costs No More at Sears park will be opposite Rosemary country to Communist China.” however, wMh many stores the village green of Bolton wishes to thank the many peo angiiieertiiir atiKtIw can be Norodom 1s likely to view Thai pulelon from the Congo. year contest, “nie New Com volved in the present dlscus.ec. 8 and 4 af the same who lost their lives during Improve it Over the years. day at the home of Ipiodale To Testify in Household Hints Cambodia is taking the plunge month. disciple of the late Patrice World War I. The stone Is now trict agreed to accept sewage and divorcing herself from U.S. “ Judging from his recent wiAi the FURA, end returned place and time. Briefs Richards on Lake Rd. from about 80 acres of town Lumumba, who is setting up a w+th oontiderahie optimism. Tryouts are open to the pubic crowded in a axTier, althwigh Two units of the Bolton fire help. If this neutralism, com statements," Thanat said, “ Si “ Congolese government in ex The meeting starts at 8 p.m land Including Manchester bon't economize when you As Fred Nasslff of Naaetff for four female and eight mgle It wop moved once to make way department responded to a Baker Probe buy foundation garments if bined with that of Laos, should hanouk is not mentally stable. ile" in Brazzaville. after coffee served from 7:30. Memorial Hospital — for about Arms, one of Am twelve, said. pcflee. Scoree are otvaHeble at for the stale road, and obstructs brush and wood fire on Rt. 6 and will be on educational sur your figure is ample. Go to a lead one day to domination of We are alarmed on behalf of Am view of motorists, socordlng 13.000 per year. Last month Congolese minis “We -did not expect to come Wbtktns Brothers, or be across from Johnson Rd. Mon vey report by several members gocKi fitter, and though a girdle the two countries by Commu- the Cambodian people who are ters accused an unnamed for to Donsild Massey, road fore The problem Is thia: (Otntiniied from Page One) covertly, the home with 8100,000 in our pock obtadned from Richard Betg- day at 12:25 p.m. The fire was It will cover the educational or bra may cost more than one ' „,*_*■ j cloeely related to the Thai peo eign embassy with financing a man. 'Two oedars contrttmte to at SEARS For some time the hospital West would suffer a severe stra ets. We went for information, gren, 38 Oomell BL put out quickly. eyotem In Andover and st you'd buy off a counter, you'll ...... ple ethnically and culturally.” plot to bribe soldiers to arrest and much of the town .served Some other liberal senators tegic setback. Even South Viet and whet we got sounded good.” Pwifo wnanoee ore acheduiled the otoetruction and will be cut The “Oountry Drifters" from Rham, Andover’s libraiy, and be delighted with -your "new “ In this age, when every or kill government leaders prior by district sewers has funneled have also complained that Bak Nam would be threatened, de OonsequenUy Am dUeetore for April 10 end 11 at Bailey down. Manchester wUl pro'vide music recreaitional facilities available found" silhouette. country wants to b4 independ to an armed coup. Into sewage the district sewer er, a protege of Johnson, fa- spite massive U.S. military and ent, it is a great pity that Si voted In February to aUocate AudHtortisn, Manchester High Tile boulder will be moved for the Republican dinner dance to oohool children. Kenmore Automatic Dryers line on W'. Middle Tpke. by way economic efforts there. Sources said at that time »2,000 to the MRA, to prepare toward the center of the green. to be held at the Bolton Lake favored the conservative South The way any color looks or hanouk has to place the Cam several ministers were demand BchooL As all planning and buainens of 8. Alton and S. Hawthorne ! Cambodia's decision will fray bodian people under foreign pieamkig aippifoatlans for both The seaectmen at their meeting Hotel Saturday starting at 6 2 you depends on .your skin, tone. ing the rupture of diplomatic activities o f, the organization Its. ern bloc in the Senate. nerves in Thailand, whose re- downtown and the Cheney Mills Fridaiy said that they did rKrt pjn. James G. Hassett la chair control,” he said. relations with the Communists ore taken care of In special SEARS The narrow diameter of these The Senate got Into a brisk foundations and powder avail- ■rill after six years wont the atone in the exact man. Tickets may be purchased meet^s before the regular Are America's Best Sellers. . . The Reasons debate Tuesday over proposed and the United Arab Republic, The ooMsdUnts worttbiig on Crestfield Nurses center of t#M green because it from any member of the town A M ) CO feed-in pipes, combined with re able to everyone today, you “"rier muUal law, an ex claiming these embosslee were meetings the entire time is free strictions in the main and a low legislation to require members can change the tone of /our I J7 ";'«>yd‘m 'riew of the neutral- Am North End project. Ray- would pgjBvent the use of Aie committee. for the'Vibjecrt under discus of Congress amd other top gov the paymastere of eubvendon. Attend Seminar spot near 8. Alton 8t., have complexion to whatever you formula for Laos, mond A May Asoooiatoa of New green for gatherings or cene- St. Maurice aUver tea and sion. ernment officials to disclose The Russians were reported Haiven. wore engogod to per momies. They asked that the Are in Plain Sight...See for Yourself caused sewer back-up of some want it to be. This open* a new The Thais, like others, fear Local Stocks burning documents in the em Christmas fair Is scheduled Sat consequence at 8, Alton St. their financial holdings and form Um ftnst ourvey. T im e staff m embeni o f the Grange present a sketch of its urday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Manchester Evening Herald transactions each year. world of fashion to everyone, that treaties like the Southeast bassy'! back garden. bomes. There’s no new color you have Asia Treaty Organization offer R woa oasit o ff to Am FUBA OrestfMd OonvOksoent Ros- proposals. Alton residence on Hebron Rd.' Andover enrreepondent. Law The bill, sponsored by Sens. The move appeared to fizzle fri New York for reiview fri the To sotv* the problem, ttie to avoid' 1^0 promise of help. SEATO im- Quotations Fnrnlshed by pebal abbendod an oM-doy oon- U m Orange plana to inatall Fence Moe, telephone 742-6796. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., and out, however, in the face of op qpring, and was given Am go- Makes Oiolr town has begun to insitaii a To aiciiiwve tl»e now imrfOed Pries that an atUck on any Coburn Mlddlebrook, In& position from former FOrel^ forenoe on 'IJURont Tkenhi In a flagpole near the stone. Hiere Teresa Oaldera o f Notch Rd., mm Ma urine Neuberger, D-Ore., 'Bonk Stocks aheesd ia late May. In June Am tmm KMnch sewer from Haynes kwK shown to Paris you can Southeaat Aslan country would Minister Justin Bomboko and Miansgement o f Om AMo and have been at least two flagpoles a foeehman at the University drew fiery oppooltion from Re Bid Asked aireatorB voted thait Am w rvey OVA (oardkHvasoulu* aocident) Bt. sold MancheeteC M e^n^al public Leader EJverett M. Dirk- tap Isat year’s coat with a fUr “ attack on all the treaty from Adoula, who were anxious on the green within the memory of Bridgeport, haa passed the Hospital oroa»-lota to W. Idid- .tories, Conn. Bank and be atibmtttod for offlelaJ oon- Patients” held sit St. Msry's World Reds Seek sen. 'boa, a Mg vnool stole or a to preserve the Congo’s non- sMensUon, the ftoot step toward of long-time residents. The first cuudltion for memberahilp in the Ae T^tke., baking much of the :ut infiltration, subversion Trust Co...... 72H 76H aligned status. Hospital School of Nursing in WM marie from a tree and the undverslty’a concert choir. Mias Dirksen said there seemed to mohair so^. Hartford National gatting Am planning wrvey. loiKl otf S. Alton 8U line. and civil war cannot be nailed Wloberbuiy yestsrdiy. second was iron. Some people Oaldera. daughter of Mr. and Sino-Soviet Peace be a disposition to ^ e these down as attacks from the out Bank Co...... 6 2 ^ 66^ The town haa been awaiting TtM town plan calls for run- measures "a free ride on the U you’ve been Mhoring under Hepresentlng OestflaM wore remenrber a flag flying a« re Mrs. Mario Oaldera, ia major the now hne west on the side. The treaty organization is . Fire Insunuioe Companies Am reply stnoe. Mis . Blanche QooitehBd, di- coattails” of the investigation of Am llhialQn that boota are for Rockville-V emon XMwnrd Ryhezyk, oxaoutive cently aa WorW War n, when ing hi fahhion merchandising. By PRESTON GROVER torapMoe fkxna a sgxA east of S. i virtually helpless to defend Hartford F ire ___ 6 2 ^ 66^ rsotar of nurring, Mka. KeAi- Aie okr spotiter listening post a b i l i t y stxnmy weaither onfy, chesige MOSCOW (AP) — Communist the Baker case, but he urged ' against such tactics. National Pire ...,114 122 dfoeotor of the MRA, saM today Alton 81., Anally tying In to Congress In a fistpounding your thinictog. Made o f satin, erine OHSra, and Mra. Helen was art. Am center. Manoheater Evening Herald Am d tstiid ’a 13-incli main at Phoenix Fire ___ 115 123 thmt tt Will probably bo about a parties of several countries are speech not to retreat under at beads, tone and pcurtel leetiMra, Funds for Wing CMnty. TIm Orange plans for amesite Bolton oorreepondent, Gleme Hawthorne. By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. nwAi before the fliMl oontioet TIm oonfierenoa was ^xsi- applying pressure on toe Soviet tack. ihey'B esren turn up for fonnal oomes from Waohington. cutblng around the entire greeh. well Young, telephone 648-8981. A1 tMa point a Hawlhonie St. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Aetna Casualty ..114 ocred by Am WoteriDury Area Union and Red China to make Mrs. N eube»er said that the wear ttds season—todootv. At RHS Listed TlMn the sgenoy wlU riiooae with three foot posts every JA-lnch line, the new 10-inch (AP)—The U.S. Embassy wail Aetna Life ...... 165 Heart Assoclaticn. one more attempt to settle their Senate asks Oibinet mambers ed today for official notificatian Conn. General ...1 6 3 a ftem to perform the wrvey three feet, joined by link chain. Letter Delayed Sna, tba main sewer shampoo your hair. the preaent gtaite o f the North The letter, addressed to Ed has sought to mediate toe quar Bt for the ran to the disttict Sen. Joseph 8. d ark , D-Pa., ing rally of his political party. land Telepone . 61 % 64% tion will be asked for the pro rigotlon and drainage program Mrs. Beryl iPinney la chair rel. The Italian Communist End project. Bohac in Juneau, was posted sewage treatment plant on the a co-sponsor of the disclosure He charged U.S. aid was being Manufacturing Companies posed Rockville High School ad- to improve their land. ITbe fam man o f Am oommlttee, assisted here June 5, 1957, when three party, toe most influential out legislation, said the Senate can’t Like apple or prune stuffing Allied Thermal .. 42 45 diUon, estimated to coot 81,195,- No town money will be fri- ilies' yearly net per capita tn- by Anthony Maneggia. Maxwell Hoolnnum Rtver. with roost duck? It’s good too, used to imdermlne his regime cents was sufficient postage. It side toe Communist states, has ignore criticism of Itself while and that rebel Cambodians Arrow, Hart, Heg. 58 62 000. Of this amount, 860,000 has votved In Am ebudy unless Am oome siverages 876. HutcMnoon Sr. and Mrs. Mary H m Homestead 8t. line Is when placed between two sides has been traveling much of toe a'dvised toe two sides t o patch we insist on the most rigor based in South Viet Nam were Barden ...... 10 11 already been appropriatad for pluM euo finally appiovad. The Amundsen. Donatinna may be edy 8 taMhes, and la now fre of pork sporerlbs that are to be time since, including one trip to toe quarrel. ous conflict-of-interest require using American equipment. The Bristol Brass .... 10 11H preUmlnary pdenilng. town $B not obllgaied to accept AFRICAN WOMEN BULLIED tnaae to Mrs. Theresa Ronson. quently found hsK-AiU. Beyond baked. Skewer the sides of the Westport, Wash. Some weeks back, John Gol- Automatic All- Homestead, the line turns west ments” for executive ap Prince lulded, however, that he Ooleco ...... 4 5 The board of eduoutiofi li re tbe projeot even If Am feAeial JOHANNESBURG, South Af Grange treasurer. Loom and Isin, head of toe British Commu pointees. mareribs together so the stuf N. B. Machine . . . 19 21 questing 86,966 to Bnonoe a trip g^osxernnent approves H. rica (AP)— Black nationalists’ squlpmont will be needed as In toe interim toe sender died ■g«iln into a IQ-toch pipe on fing V ...... planned to maintain diplomatic so postal officials continued nist party stopped over in Mos- will stay in place. North and Judd .. 18H by tbe RodeviUs HIgta School Rytxmyk envisfona Am proj “ bullying” of African women fc'Vhig St. The 400-ftMt stretch But Dirksen said that sen relations with the United States. 16 w ^ as mioney. sending the letter in search of Peter Paul ...... 32 34 bend to Pittsburgh, Pa., next ect more os a mobter of re- who adopt Western sWles la Ailso on the green is a re- along Homestead St. la the real ators, unlike appointed officials, The State Department earlier Bohac. Tuesday they found a Fabric Kenmore Ever use bacon drippings in Plastic Wire Cable 11 spring. The expenditure has al helDltttation than of complete condemned by the Johannes Istively recent sign, according ^oblem . are “screened by the elector stead of other fat in conabread? had instructed U.S. Ambassador 12 H Sitka address. TTiey hope toe N Standard Screw .. 37^ ready received tentative ap- rebuilding. burg Star. W lM Ibe (hstriot’a director ate” and “ If the voters want to Philip D. Sprouse to inform the 34H to residents, erected by the letter will arrive before he When you coBarbers in wrant to disclose their assets can a truck for the town highway new oooeH roods out through accused her of showing “ disre Aiot the comp wee on what is Gas How It appears that the Home- The embassy said Tuesday When you go to buy a hat, department; 81,000 for expen f spect for African custom.’’ 15 sparked International concern Connecticut!" sbe^ 8-incher may be a sertous do so. night it had hot been officially TELLY-TYPE SCHOOLS to Am parking areas. now Am George Rose farm. faces electroductlon Dec. 6. give each one you try on a ROME (AP) — Since three of the charter oonsoUdstixm In South Africa women who problem. "Nobody is stopping them," notified of any change in rela Borne dwolUngs may have to Sines making Am gfeen on three or four minute test. Ex committee, and 8340 for the had their crinkly hair straight For toe fourth time In two While ttda seemed likely to he said. “ But no, that doesn't tions. An American spokesman out of four Italian children re historic tandmerk was a plank Open for Business amine it from every angle, and town’s Share qf expenses of the go to moke way for new streets ened had it slashed off by an years Preston Cobb Jr. heard the dtstatot directors last night, make them happy. They've got described the development as ceive no formal schooling alter or parking lota,. but meat 'wfU in the Democraitlc ploiform in toe death sentence imposed adjust its position on your head 11 years of age, the government Northeast Refuse committea gry African youths. African A^oin 0 Atty. LalBeUe was not so sure. to compel everybody else to do "tragic. If it is true.” Am recent eiacUan, Selectman Monday. He was con vict^ in before you put It aside and try now is sponsoring a "Telescuo- probeiUly remain. women using Western cosmetlca Dryers it and then they wmnt to be the Cambodia has a foreign ex Bernard Sheridan was ques- ‘ 1 think an engineer oould another. FATAL BEER DRINK TIm MRA may require that August 1961, for killing his el monitors over everybody else's change reserve of about $90 la” pro^am that broadcasts have been publicly abused. tionecT as to wherther thia was derly white employer. Numer 307B E. Center St. answer this i^^ht quick,” he by Radio Televisione Itallana to KIMBERLEY, South Africa AMy be brought up to speciBc “ Natioi)al and trlbid tradition.^ said. *^00 should get an engi morals. That’s wdiat I object When yon find that your fur million which should keep the structural rfandar^ In which suggeoted because of the his- ous appeal.s have been made, all Manchester, Conn. to.” 80,(X)0 pupll.s over more than (AP)—Eight people. Including a are important,” comments the neer to toil you 1C its right or niture has made crushed spots little Southeast Asian nation sol father and mother and their two case FHA guaranteed mort t o ^ marker. He said that the toe way to toe U.S. Supreme vent for several years. But a 900 Telescuola Listening Poets Star editorially. "But much anong the way its now de- When any such leg;islatl(m on your oBipefB, rise your steam sons, died on a farm near here gage loans ore a'vaUobie to the Dennooraita hod Intended beauti- Court, but all were turned down. break in economic ties "with the centrally located in small ■vil more important Is Aie ancient ■ignsd; then got the town to oomes before the Senate, he iron or hot iron with a damp lages. property owners. United States is expected to hit as a result of poisoning from principle of the freedom of the sotreot tile problem.” added, it should be rejected by cloth. 8beem Am spots without castor oil tree seeds vriilch fell If OB owfMr does not wont the Cambodian economy hard, The Italians have taken Individual to choose hie own But with work progreaeing on a substantial vote. pressing down on the iron, then whole-heartedly to Telescuola into their beer. to moet the M RA's apecifleat- way of life within the law. No "I did not give up my citizen brurti pile gentty to restore it. and a general austerity pro Am town’s new line, and the Ue- since 1958 to solve their lack of Testimony at the inquest tfons, which wiR probably be body is entitled to dietate what V gram appears inevitable. to In the not too distant future, ship when I came to the Sen schools and equipments, and, in riiowed they were having a par booed On the town’s housing personal tastes shall be, leant Giant pancake • type tame Dlstitot Presddeot Victor Swan ate,” he said. "I do not propose Funds derived from the U.S. some areas, their shortage of ty on the farm. One of the vic code. Am agency would offer to of all young hooligans who have oUng pneoBriousiy to Am sides to do so. Public office would not commercial import program in teachers. Lessons now cover tims prepared a mash for buy Am property for reenie to not learned the elementary rules son asked, "What wiU we do in be worth It.” of gemln-flaoed heads. Often Cambodia paid for about 40 per the school week with five and home-brewed beer under two oomebody who would of _ good___ behavior. ______Strong-arm^ Am meantime? Ciaii wa atop the they’re worn with tweed walk town Crom tying in until we cent of the upkeep of the na a half hours a day and give castor oil trees. The seed pods Hiere iw os yot no eribnoibe o f m ethod are not die wayT"’ ing mite, wide nMsbed stock- tion’s small armed forces, but general education to 11 to 14 on the trees were ripe and many know we can handle the load?” toga and knee high boots. Monday night the directory most of the military training is year olds. of them had burst open. Seeds Patricia McCann handled by a French mission of assuming that they oould do The state-controlled television (ell on the ground as the beer CLEAN BREAD CAMPAIGN about 800 men. nothing to stop the town from company provides the lessons, wa.s brewed. N o T^XKle-in Required Enters Auditions FAILS Cambodia also receives some tying in the new Une, voted a publishes, the textbooks in its The victims who drank tbe JOHANNESBURG, South Af economic aid from the Soviet TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM resolution blaming the town for own publishing house, a n d beer became ill and died before Miss Patricia M. McCann, rica (AP) — A public cam Union and Communist China. trains the studio teachers. The medical help could be fetched. NO MONEY DOWN any sewer ddCHculttee that re daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed paign for more hygienic han The Communists are expected sulted along Homestead St. Ministry of Public Works pro The Kimberly district surgeon ward E. McCann, 71 Pitkin St., dling of bread in South Africa, to increase this. vides the receivers, tape rec said that in the process of man FRESH on Sears Ea»y Payment Plan Tbegr rescinded the motion will be among 40 high school the continent’s most indus There are about 300 Ameri orders, and other equipment. ufacturing castor oil commer H i m c Am same night, and sought a musicians from northern and trially advanced country, has cans in official (japaciUes — in Local authorities pro'vide prem cially, all Injurious properties more oonstnictivc solution by wrestern Connecticut participa failed. cluding 65 military men—in the ises and furniture. arc removed. NATIVE * Normol, Delicote, Wash *n Wear sailing a second meeting, with ting in preliminary auditions Many people wanted all nation of six million people. TURKEYS Atty. IstBeiie, last night. Tuesday for the |1,000 Aetna bread to be wrapped, but the Termination of the aid program ALSO BONED AND ROLLED cycles . . . giant 10-lb. capacity Atty. InBelie thought the Life music scholarship to be minister of Agricultural Eco would reduce the number of held at the Aetna Life Affiliated nomics and Marketing, Dirk American officials to about 20. Guarantee... Sears Service... dlstitot oouOd oerbainiy do some FRANK M. HARABURDA * Has 5 heat settings plus "Air" thing in the meantime. "Stop Companies, Hartford. Miss Mc Uys, says compulsory hygienic Sihanouk's declaration was them,” he said. “Don't let Cann, a trumpet player, is a wrapping of bread would entail accompanied by a display of an ASH SWAMP ROAD—GLASTONBURY, CONN. Free replacement and service We service what we sell . . . Sears expert serv for fluffing clothes, pillows an additional government sub ti-American banners at various them tie-in until the situation is senior at Manche.ster High TEL. 633-2415 School. sidy equivalent to $18.80 mil of any parts which prove de icemen are as near as your phone anywhere Straigtbened out.” Dints in the city, but U.S. of- Top performers at the audi lion annually. The price would S-jcialsc' ■ said they'.were not wor fective within 1 year of sale. you live in the U.S.A. * Lid safety switch stops drying action He reoommended that a writ- tions will compete in a .semi have to be Increased by an ried about the sa fety of Ameri ton nobioe be sent to the Town (OIIIC o m OF NKIIIESS final series in Hartford on Dec. amount equal to three cents cans in the country. Free replacement of defec when door is opened! Water Dept, GeKral Manager Sears does not establish artificial *nis{^ prices ^6. Three students will be se (American) per loaf, which Sihanouk’s decision to cut eco tive porcelain parts within 30 iUchanl Martin' and mayor lected to appear with the Hart would push up the cost of living nomic ties with the United to allow so-called “discount” or “trade-in” Francis T. Mahoney, asking ford Symphony Orche.stra on a in a country where "bread forms States was generally attributed days of sale. prices. Sears original prices are low prices. * Lood-A-Door forms handy shelf A n tie-in be delayed until the series of Sunday evening tele- a large part of the regular diet to a widespread belief that U.S. ALL INVENTORIES OF natter is cleared up. vi.slon programs in competition Some bakers have been try- aid cuts in South Viet Nam last At tMa point Swanaon sug- for the scholarship. The two ping bread—just a scanty piece summer re.sulted in the military geatad two aokitions, one oC runners-up will each receive of thin paper round the middle coup that overthrew President wMoh would void the S5-year- 4250 awards from the Aetna Life of the loaf—bua the “ bikini” Ngo Plnh Diem. Sihanouk ap- Sld town-district agreement to companies. generally falls off before the parmtly. wanted to be free of HARMAC IN MANCHESTER AwrS the sewage load The concert series, now in its customer has gone very far. any such potential danger. The simpler answer would be sixth year, will be presented cm One official said the only way The prince also has shown in No Trode-in Required Kenmore Dryers tor the town to install, or con- WTTC-TV (Channel 3) and, the public can be sure of eat- creasing friendliness to Commu tiibube to the tnstalHattcKn, of a WTlC-AM and FM radio from Ing to help by "bikini” wrap- nist Chma since the Installation NO MONEY DOWN new matn to repiaoe the Home 7 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 19, Feb. 16, ing clean bread is to cut off all of a coalition regime in neigh WILL BE SOLD With Exclusive stead 8t. branch. March 8 amd April 5. the crusts. boring Laos raised the posslbll- The answer the ^reotora on Sears Easy Payment Plans ■<4 Lll Bsemad most interested in 'Soft Heat' wotiW be for the town to carry Its new 10-inah Une west all Normal, DeHcoter Cycles Am w ay to Board St„ then tosn south Into the Broad St. I'JIu h i^ . n il 'll ■ns and run to the town's sew S A V E ON... age treatment plant. * 1 9 9 But to do thie the town would THE JtOMANCE OF SAVIXGS Jnit u diamuto ti cm be, ddt Zihia * 1 4 9 New “soft heat” dries clothes have to void the sewage ahar- M4RLY AMERICA^..* Allen canopy b always in atyle^ tog oontraot drawn iq> in the slwaya betunM . Choose from mom toid-aOB. Only the town haa the' iij/t/ L O A M Tours w it h 6 “Air” for fluffing clothes, more gently, softer, fluffier than \ s s o r t \ r I o \ than 400 Bdmn Alica pieom ia ia* power tx> do so; the district can MTHAH ALLEN Aomul Antigped Pina dagut Hde> MEN’S and BOYS’ pillows not, tmder the terms oc the ever before! Features top mount egFieemaent, do so. PHONESi— • Safety switch stops drying ac So dean' iewtsTis»^s riSAW eiSt ISSTITMTI i l ed lint screen, air fre?hener, in ’Hm seoond sMemative would MANCHESTER 648-0880 CONooi Boom Plaai tion when door is opened! Dependable' have the advantage. oC taking fional OBooial ia I Economical! terior light, safety switch. Dries •onto or the load o ff the dis- ROCKVILLE 876-2684 and Biidi. Seeitl Family-size. 10-lb. capacity! tiioC sewage plant, which Im BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY presently running ait capacity. •SUITS -SPORTCOATS .a big 10 lb. load. In addition It would save the PAVE THE WAY FOR A Closed Wednesday— Open Thurs. and Fri. Until 9 o’clock town the 18,000 plus that It MERRY CHRISTMAS 1864 the distiiot to take the sewage Anm the area south oC Exclusive Ethan ADsn Dcalsr In This Area JOIN OUR 1964 No. 3750 No. wm Atone Aw ftosl dedsion wW CHRBTIIAS, OLUB T»»e •TOPCOATS -SLACKS tovolve Aw town, Aie dtoectohs also decided to ask the town to Awre In TODAY inces the sewer sttdy as well. See Our Complete Line of Home Laundry This morning the town water and sewer department showed OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. tfll 6 P.M.~TUES., THURS., PRI. till 9 P.M. The Herald its maps of the area in question, showing not an 8 MANCHES'TER SHOPPINCLvPARKADE toen but a 12-inch main fa C o Jo e . SALE ON THE PREMISES. 946 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ) Sliop at Secu^B and Save ■nmiAwad It. Nichols-MaUchester Tire, Ihg. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE— 648-1681 ' AMitoUCB hs li dot dtoasAr IW IROAD IT. MANCHnnR SatidbMitioBi C anMnesmt « r T om 10 m m m m iBET-RocxyiLLi, o w n . 6PEN 9:80 A.M. to 9 P.M.— (TUB6., 8 4 ? . TILL ^ P.M.) 1 i •) I .
•i* ,A •• 3 'I-'-cX ’ , PAGE SEVENTEEN IIANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE SIXITEEN MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 Hebron 'cho'loglcal Bailey Auditorium on Dec. 4. year-old organ restoroition o f ' ences. parents will have an op and spiritual marital reiation- Mrs. Irene Pettis wtU be among St. Peter'# church are urged^ to portunity to vi.sit the school li ship will be Included ini the in the second vioUne, and her It consider doing this. The total brary and see the collection of formal talks and dlacu.salons. daughter, Barbara, a student, amount oovering the cost ha* quality paperback books which The conference Is open to mar will play the baaeoon. not yet been reached. Many o. are now available in the school ried couples of all ages. “Uke father, like eon" fai a the "shaiee" bought, to date, store. The sesston will close with phrase appUcaMe to two pairs were purohaeed by. persons not RHI Player* to Meet Bemedictlon o i the Blea.sed Sac in the Manchester orchewtia. affiliated by the church. Everj' i The Owmtry Players will rament and the renewal of mar- One of the French horn players family in the lar ge St. Peter's 1 meet tomorrow' at 8:30 p.m. ait iage vofwa. after which refreah- PORK ROAST is Robert Simmers, a credit i.vembership ougirt to own at ABUBStDiARYOFl Sosith Wind.sor High School to menta will be served. manager and music inetruotor, leant one ahoxe. The shares will whose eon, Walter, a high school not pay cash, but tan the eatis-; 2 student, has ohoeen etringa over facUon of helping bring a sec braes and will be seated with ond yduto to the ftare oM tat- j the bees section. Near Waiter in tatrument. / SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. the boas section will be Robert Enumeration Reports j Johns, a mutric instructor, and PTA member* engaged in i Famous Tilt-Top 166 UNION STREET. •. ROCKVILLE taking the annual school enum- , a son of that family, Michael Mrs. Irene Petti* Barbara Petti* « Wishes to announce o new service Johns, wUl be playing the erartion for the board of educa- j French horn, an instrument tl«i are urged to return their ] DIRECT CONTACT FOR OUR that he studies with Mr. Shn reports immediately. The school Automatic Range mem. board paya the PTA unit $100 MANCHESTER AREA CUSTOMERS The Kuhne brother* wlU be ftor conducting the enumeration, j Race Against King Winer playing together, WitUam, a Anniversary Marked | A atawig gust of wind oauaes a halicoptor to sway aa pilot attempts .to place a ski lift tow student at Hartt School of Mu Tomorrow Is the date for the ★ Infinite Heat Controls er weighing nearly two tons ligxn a cement baas near summit of Madonna Mountain, Smug DtAL 643-9533 LOIN sic. on the besw, end Ted on Both emniversary of the 4-di glers Notch Vt With *»ow already on ground work crews are racing winter to place 3fl percusoion. home economic* and agrioul- i ★ Lift-off Oven Door towers tor chair lift in time for iM season. The heHoopter can carry a single bower up Ccril us free of charge. tural program* in Tolland moumtadn and set It In poettlon In flve mlnuteb.' A g r m ^ crew alone woidd take all day. END County, to be held at 7:30 p.m.. ★ All Sealed Units (AP Wlrephoto). in tilt Northeast School, Rock ------♦ ------^------Kelsey_ S' Awarded ville. A Giant 24” 0%'en ' Robert A. Roe reminds all agen ROAST Desk Contract The main igteaker wiH be W. Airborne Santas cies concerned that transporta- B. Young, dean of the OoUegt; I A Hinged Oven Units Uofi of Santa Claoe by helicop- of Agriculture at the University j Must Heed Rules tar to shopping canters, recrea- FOR THANKSGIVING W. E. Keiaey and Sons of of Connecticut. A skit, "4-H ; , Uonal and ; other unlicensed Hartford ha* been awarded Town Committee on Drees Pa- , TRENTON, N.J. (API—flanta ’ area.* is governed by Depart 4 3 P i town contract for supplying the FOde," will be pr^ented by the j Clauses who parachute Into ment of Conservation and Eco town clerk's office with two 4-H town committee of Cov Only areas, and those traveling by nomic Development regulation doUble-face, top-roller-shelf rec entry. High light* of the first helicopter, come under New 6:1-2. ord desks. 30 years of 4-H doings w'iU be 11 Jersey .Con.servatinn Depart “ The daring Santa Claus who Km*«y’a price of $2,247.20 reviewed by AugusUis J. Brund- I ment rules, that unit reminded parachutes Into an area is gov was the lowest of four bide age, former 4-H state club lead- . Its agencies. erned by regulation 6:12-2. ALL BEEF, FRESHLY GROUND presented Nov. 12. er. AM who have taken part in |l The department said In a "Application forms for the The other* were from Burt the county extension programs ' $ 1 8 8 0 0 statement Tuesday: ^ above purposes are available and Dell of Hartford. S2,45e.S0 during the post 50 years are in -! | "With the approach df the from the Conservation Depart Plimpton'*, Hartford. $2,07S vtted to attend the get-together holiday season Commlssionm;. ment's Bureau of Aeronautics." and Atkins Printing Oo. of New anniversary. HAMBURG Britain, $2,740.60. Workday Slated I The new desk* will be in A -Workday' For CSwist” i* j stalled in the north end of the set by the Congregational PU- office, and will permit all rec grim Fellowriilp for this S et-1 N ord* to be kept in one place. un^y. Anyone who has work j By removal of an old record thnt would ceil for a stroeig, MANCHESTER counter and aeveral obstructing hecLlthy teen-ager to take hold I tables, the clerk'* staff wttl he 12.2 Cu. Ft permitted exMltlonni working of is aeked to call Chris d li* of Gileed to make arrange space. ments. Any old bush to be cut | CYCLE SHOP down, windows to be washed, CENTER CUT any little job that has been I Automatic 149 Middle Tpko. West— Phone 649-2098 Godiua Poster hanging around can be whisked off in a Jiffy, they offer. Bob Kiernan with 11 years experience in the Steves In Cnotroversy Deacons of the First Con-1 business is now carrying on following the death gregational Church wfil meett Refrigerator Robert Simmer* Walter Simmers of his father. ! CANDIES CHINGFORDj England (AP) this evening in Hebron at 8 to | PORK —A 20th century Lady CJodIva, I moke preparations for the com save lives, why shouldn’t These are the finest, freahest of eandisa—creams, fruits, riding a motor scooter instead wear a helmet,” says the cap they like provided they wear we ing Thanksgiving services. BICYCLE REPAIRING of a home, ha* set off a row tion. crash helmet." u.*e it in road safety?” 'i |A 90 Lb. Separate Freezer AD Types, Expert Guaranteed Workmanship Buta, chawy centara—4b rich dark chocolate and smooth between g clergyman and Cllng- "I think It's disgusting," said Safety officer Charles Hender The original Lady Godiva' Manchester Evening Herald { son replied: "I'm a bit of a Vic !★ Frost-Free food ford's road safety officer. the Rev. Harold Goosack. sup rode a white horse through the Hebron oorreepondent, Mlse Su- Soles — Service — Sothfactien milk diocolate. A supply of fraah candies arrivee weekly. A road safety poster shows erintendent Of Chingford's Meth torian square myself but I think street* of Coventry 9()0 years „ « j, ^ . compartment CHOPS lb. the girl—back view only scoot odist churches. we are living in he age of the ago. clad only in her long hair. i" " PwxUobni, telephone Bosee from 7Sg ing along naked except for her "The caption seems to sug nude. She wa* advocating lower taxes.; 228-8454. !★ Full width Porcelain DEALERS FOR COLUMBIA, crash helmet. " —But always gest that people can do what "If the body beautiful will Crisper V Yours exclusively from HUMBER ENGLISH FANCY SLICED !★ Deluxe Dairy Bar SEE ME BEFORE BUYING and SAVE IA Sliding Shelves PICK-UP and DELIVERY QUINN'S PHARMACY ). WILL SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS 873 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Only
BACON $ 2 3 8 0 0 this Mhart new outerooat sty ling. ..just a little riiorter lengtli, new flapped slant LAND O'LAKES QUARTERED pocketa,iuUy Ih i^ fly front. feel the hmirioas fabrics...soft, 4 Cycle smooth, extra fine wool. Water repellent for all- Butter(LIMIT) weather wear. •'“ ‘“ .■'J*"'" ‘^'r-ilTii1 ii fiiihuiii We believe this to be Automatic the LOWEST price yet! tIM n Y note Washer the handsome patterns .and 2 WESTERN. SLICED, FANCY oolon...newest, smartest, best looking. ★ Full 12-Lb. Capacity ★ Famous gearless mechanism check ★ Automatic Sand Ejection the prk».. .youTl inetantly IMIII ★ Water Level Control Q recognize that these fine coats are very soun4 values LIVER at just ...FOR PENNIES A MONTH I Only Few familiee can afford the servicee o f an And Up accountant to k e ^ the budget in balance. But LOOK AT W HAT ONLY K1.00 with a Hartford National diecking account, who needa one? You hav« a record of Ulk WILL BUY AT MEATOWN! tfiatfa wfry we so strongly urge you to come in $ 1 9 8 0 0 today or tomorrow and see these remarkable new p aid . •. you pay thoee billa from the oniiifoit of your home . . . you know at a i^anoe the PLATE BEEF 4 lbs. status of the budget: no wonder a Hartfbri .igator National checking account is **a real bargain f BEEF KIDNEYS 5 lbs. hi service.** Open youn loon. OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. Select That Watch Now Weatherstyle* Outerooala BUDGET LAMB for STEW 5 lbs. ■R fll J MANCHESTER WHILE SELECTION IS COMPLETE PARK FREE IN THE BIRCH ST. PARKING LOT UP TO SLICED BOLOGNA 2 lbs. 36 MONTHS MEN'S >rATTOirAI. B A N K AM ERICAN CH EESE 2 lbs. a m b vmvoT o o i 90 DAYS G le n n e y’s SHOP rR A A a Tel. 649-8406 C A iH PRICES EFFECTIVE thru SATURDAY 666 MAIN STREET—MANCME8T1R Cor. Of Broad W;. and Middle Tpke.—Oppdafte Bhoipping Parkade 917 M AIN STREET, MANCHESTER — OPEN THURS.T0 9F.M. ______WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY T89 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER 4 - IWnWWmiWMfllWMUMUllMlIMIMIMlIMIMIHmnMyiWnMWgnMMg = = k ' ‘
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PAGE NINETEEN ■ HANCHESl'ER EVENING-HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1963 PAGB IHGHTBIgW MANCHES1*ER JEVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ?0, 1963 Manchester Parkade Stores d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE Comfortable Nightwear BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Small AppHances Are a LITTLE spo r t s — —— —— —— I 'Aniwair to Prttrtout Pintlo. 'Make ft Walts’, as the ' French Say Big Help D in n e r ’Hie trick is in the pouring This Christmas plan to equip LI oi wine, to relehee the bonqueft. your home with one or more. SMALL ELECTRICAL AP ACROSS 60 CoptiUUro verb 'Leani the techniquer Gome .to ^AR-ROMPH/ IT MAY imSREST form _ . HARVEST HILL PAUKAGE PLIANCES from SEARS so u , BUSTER,TO KNOW THAT ®Y'TH'WA,V,MA30R,HW \V 1 Cottm typo 61 Hindu w t ^ STOClS for your free copy of ROEBUCK COMPANY. For rv& ALREADY ENTERED THE 6 Pl| fcni 62 Arborool noM "GUIDE MAXIM’S” your per- ease and convenience, you’ll YCXJ HEARD ABOUT TH' f COOKING CONTEST;^^ AT THE 8 HuDDurfer LOCAL CONTEST FOR DOWN aocMl guide to wins selection wonder how you ever did REQUEST OF 1He SPONSORS.’— and serving. Now you can without a portable HAND a m a t e u r CHEFS?t o o UM-HAK— THEY WANTED ID BE 12 BxpoMd MEKEHl, an efficient TOAST BAD MODERN COOKlNSr 18 Kxplotive 8 Puerto Rleon serve the very same wines at 8T.,»:ssr‘ IS OUT OF YOUR LINE- ASSURED OF AT LEAST ONE 14 Colorfnl food plont home that you would enjoy at ER or COFFEE MAKER. contestant Yon’ll never know the minutes BUT MY MONEY 16 ON ' WORTHY .' AFTER fiiU 3 SoU your table at Mlaxim’s, in INuis. ' ALL, WHO ELSE IN THIS TbWN IB Fictlna 4 Fury . It’s the moett celebrated res and hours you save, until you BUGGS BUNNY a n y t i m e - ITCOME6 HAS lectured lb AN 5 Borrol parU ID UGHTIN6 A 16 Top card tha Angal And Santa! Main Street Stores taurant In the world and HAR own a HAIR DRYER, a steam- ASSeMBLY OF 17 Now York 6 Hook (comb, 86 Bel6o Stores Around Town spray IRON or an automatic Ke r o s e n e ato\/p i lUU flowor form) 26 Appendait 48 W«__ . VEST HILL PACnCAGE UPK! WAKE THERE'S P iM te N T / \ EUROPEAN CHEF4 AT 7 CoTlor o?UK9 26 Kinc of UrMl nrHdM U dirietmaa at Uie ‘Pepny Saver’*> For the Artiat on Your List STORE carriee a complete line FRYPAN. There’s never a O' WINDERS r WASH A SECRET MEETING 15 Oro TOln (Bib.) 4B-----biMd Fo r Ovem lrht On«nte Going on Two The "Christmas Shop" at the As you a,:sa(nbla your plane dull evening with a CORN UP AN'LOOK 19 Typo of flno 8 Of boron THOUPSON HOUSE, 47 Oot- Now that the let Annivereary of "MAXIM’S” WINES. With WHERE VER C30IN' IN THE AQUARIUM- PARIS ban 9 Prepofitlon 60 aoav* 46 Pieroe PENNY SAVER 'IHRIFT for'Christmas ahopping, come to the gayest season for hospital POPPER because friendly con- V X S ^ S 1 31-----brood 10 Nooo (comb, 31 lilinda 47 Woody uc« street, fai now ready to ceiebration hae come and gone, SHOP, 616 Main Street, will JOHNSON PAINT OO.. 723 versatlon seems to bubble up WITH THAT LADDER, SO SET 33 Anno otdlnla ity belioire us, stock up also on w iN txw r SYLVESTER!__^ . MOVIN'.' 23 Vomlih form) accommodate ovemlg^ht gueeU. DAVE’S SMOK^ SHOP, 111 open Monday, November 25, Main Street to the ARTIST "Harvest Creist" PINK CHAM naturally. There Is so much WASMN6 Infradlonl 11 African buttar (eb.) In epacioiM roome that are Center Street, make* plana fot Iroquotau featuring toys, Christmas gift SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, PAGNE also SPARKLING genuine happiness for you 24 Swoot poUte tr«o 35 Either taetefully decorated. An air of the next year afiead In continu items and home decorations. built right Into a SMALL cS 20 Pikolike flab 37 Hoffeod for InSnn stocked with something for BURGUNDY, $2.59 a fifth. C'lM homo 81 Compotoat quiet comfort and well-being ia ing to bring you smoking, read ew ry age group to use, foe en ELECTTRICAL APPLIANCE 27 new er 22 Baked —— immediately evident the mo 29 Bowllko eunre 24 Com —— ______uffln 62 TfoullU ea ing, snacking pleanure. Here Always ‘Proper’ and ‘Safe’ joyment and aelf-expreaalon. Onlv One More Week from the terrific and thrifty a.s- 32 EosUibEoj^b 25 ChilU 40 1002 (Roman) 53 TMy ment you etep into the entrance It’n headquarters for a qitallty Made and packaged by the Oriental BAMBOO WATER "S. S. PIEIRCE" FALL FES sortment at SEARS ROE phliooopbor hall, Kixurtoualy oai7>eted, wail line of imported and domeeUc monks of St. Joseph's Abby, the COLOR BRUSHES W IT H ; TIVAL SALE will corttinue for BUCK CO. flSOO-lltP) to wail. FadUUea are available tobaccoo, pipee, aocesoortes and line of "TRAPPI8T" CANDIES CAPS aire In stock, so light one more week only at the I ------34 By for providing that evening novelty gifts. The shop has a 2751-H and PRESERVES are available BAHLEXt - MOSER DAIRY Try rolling dates In flour be- 35 Hawaiian weight, with long, tapered timber tree •naok. Mine Katherine Oibiin, big magulne and paper-back in Msinchester only at WIL polnta of flne-textured hair. ST0RE. . Take advantage ' fore you cut them up. The sllc- 36 Roman manager, often the firet down bogown that Is so comfortable to ting's. Throughout the store, 26 Band appointment for a sitting with Brown sugar should, as a rule, 8, also Pilsner’s and Highballs call 643-4446. Inatmment u PALACE ju.st north of the Post wear season after season, with upstairs and down, is inviting the EALtOT STUDIO. A be packed so firmly Into the Office, will prepare delicious, in c(An deni'gn among others. short or long sleeves. Add a merchandise specially priced 87 Oo by aircraft J OhrUltmae portrait to a {rraum meas^ire that it will hold Its A mink coat that zipa up the 56 Bind id 5929^H Italian style TURKEY GRIND Slip a Santa DOll, $1.25, under touch of lace, If desired. front like old time housecoats for your Thanksg;lvtng Day 59 OU*t genua eon or daughter will be ap shape when It is turned out. ERS. They’re new! They’re dif the tree for the littleat angel.s No. 8369 %rith Patt-O-Rsjua celebration. While you’re cook preciated more than woixla can are current fuzzy, wuzzy puz OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ferent! TiV ’em. OPEN 10 a.m. on your list. For those u’ho are is In sizes 32. 34 , 36, 38. 40, 42. zlers. Because the pile is dense, ing, protect your dress with a ■ay. 643-S808. Chances Are You've Already around the clock to 1 a.m. on justifiably house proud, an 44. Bust 34 to 46. Size 34. 36 and the zipper one of those new pretty APRON, 68c. You'll Heard Sunday, Tue.s. Wed. and Thurs. Early American TAVERN bust, long sleeves, 4U yards of Indiscernible kinds, It’s lnvp*>s- want sovoral at this thrifty Snare More Free Ilnurs That this Christmaa you can OPEN TO 3 a.m. on Fri. and SIGN, $24.00, with hand-oraifted . NO, 6000, AUVAV* AAAKC 35-lnch. slble to tell by looking Just how tag. Sheer and flattering NY The next few weeks can give your family better dental Sat. Closed Mondays. Smack eagle and flag, would please. To order, send 50c In coins to LONS are 37c a pair. Yet, W. play op 'iowb work/ ru . easily "be your bmieat of the the wearer gets in and out of it. MARK THESE INTO PICE. health and do it eo easily that your lips over Ia.sagna. ravioli, Decorative and useful fqr the Sue Burnett, The Manchester T GRANT COMPANY offers AN' WHEN SHE SEES wlvole year. It's the "ent?rtain- even the kiddies won't balk at spaghetti. Dine here or TAKE whole family La a large ‘TOLE Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF Dress Up for the Holidays us much to be thankful for. 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N So, take your choice of the Know how to freshen rolls on lifa! You have to apand tham trying to itay out cervices you like best and de friends, relatives love to cast Oaring lor a petv'ean be an crooked smoked tongue that top of the range 7 Pul them on of debt!” pend on AUTOMATIC "WASH their vote your way, as they enriohing experience for the can't be sliced and mix with Paper Mokes the Party Investment Center a wire rack In a heavy Dutch mayonnaise, chill sauce and If j’oti're entertaining with Need Investment advice or REMODEL 'JT 'N GLEAN" AT THE GREEN delegate their purchase slips whole family. THE PET SHOP oven. Cover the oven And place to help you accomplish more toward building votes for their at the DEPOT SQUARE has finel.v shredded green cabbage Thanksgiving dinner, moke it speakers for your meetings? over very lo.v heat for Just the and still stay reeled for acUve favorite yoimgster. There is healthy parakeets, slpging ca for an excellent sandwich fill easy for yourself. 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MoJlMibl tyi^oU, foo- C^$FoetC--» wUh DA'raS, FIGS, crunchy NIGHT. Your cliik) may be the EIR oompilete with a supply of your preference by CREATIVE the supper hour approaches, winner joyous, thankful mood. Center COIFFUREJS, 696 Main Street. NUTO. Buy your fresh VEIGE- WILD BIRD SEED will bring your own table W'ith a dewy- depend on DING’S ITALIAN TABLE8 here, where you’ll hours of fun to retired folk.s Dependabia Shoe Repair Especially for Thanksgiving, KITCHEN. Just dial 649-2899 SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL fresh botiquet, or plan to take HOUSE A HAIJ3 SHOE find the family’s favorites, Ladies and Gentlemen and growing youngsters alike. to your hostess a fragrant to why not have your haJr, set and they go to work preparing ■ oung, tender, full of natural CENTER TAILOR SHOP, 32 ken arranged with eljdll and er- SER'ViaE, Just inelde the Oak with a fringe of bangs, the your favorite spread (mush Sou KNOW HOW goodness. 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k • j . MANCHES'rER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 liANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTFJl, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 20, 1963 PAGtr TWENTY Morrison Best All Around Back in Former Olympian Corbitt Herald Angle t, G ia n t Co^ch Aaslatsat Sporto Editor Pioneer Ace L e a d Shared Sings P raise HOWIE HOLCOMB In American H i Helps Swell , , 2 1 1 5 ^ W ^ Alumni Basketball— Ye« or No? \ i t s For Halfback j ^ ' 3 -'S’ What is the true value of a high school Alumni bas Hockey Loop ketball game? Well, like beauty, which is supposed to Field to 89 NEW YORK (AP)-rJoe; be in the eye of the beholder, the true value is probably NEW YORK- Held scorelft-e By EARL YOST In the only game he played last Morrison is the handyman in the mind of the evaluator. Thus you could ask the week, Willy Marshall of Provi of the New York Giants. If question of many people and get as many different an- With each passing day dence was forced to share his any back is hurt, offense 1 1 1 7 ^ ^ z 1 0 swers. the annual Five Mile Road Ameiloen Hockey Lea.Tue scor or defense, All e Sherman Tha query popped Into the N«w Haven schools, for ex-, lace in Manchester on ing had with Wayne Hicks of | turns to available Joey writer’s mind recently whan the ample. They telecast (or let be Thanksgiving morning (Quebec, each having 23 points. Manohester High haskethoD In 16 gar.M Kicks had 13, from Lima, Ohio. telecast) their cross-town rival takes on more class. The schedule for 1963-64 was an ries. This, tn our opinion. Is goal." and 10 assists, while in the , •'Mnrri.<«on lust proved once nounced. It revealed the 1963 entry list mounted to 89 to- same number of contests Mar-1 again he Is the best all around ^ * over-emphssis. .day for the 27Ui holiday fea Indian-Alimuii tilt la scheduled With the combined controls rihall had 11 goal" and 12 as-, back anybody could have." said ture over Manchester’s paved slats. Hicks had four points dur on Saiturdoy, Dec. 97. exerted by the CLAC, the OCIL Sherman after MorrI.son enjoyed 0 • ' r 1 streets. ing the week. his best day Stmday against # la Not muoh unusual there ex and the Manohester school ad- C o ^ Pete Conacher of Hersh y mint.-8 'a. Including one 44- worse, the other two are on the championships and la a former Bartlett of Provide ice had 2" yard ramble. He also ca\ight rood. Alumni game Is sU1I nagging points each to tie for fmirth. inside the- "tiroe” of the reg member of the Unitod States Ticket Sale three passes for M yards on Final game of Tha Tribe meats Bristol East Ol.vnvplc team. He will be mak Hicks and Conacher led th two touchdowm.-. His totr of ern Dec. 27 kv Bristol and Oon- ular schedule! goal scorers wiUt 13 each and uled Sunday a,. -v ------, ^ Should the game be oboltobed ing his debut In the local run fense for the day was 182 yards. taldo, Mark ware, jim iYiwn«Kiia.i, ^ ^ - Cmith and ard Dec. 80 In West Hartford. one week from tomorrow-. For Sunday Mike Nykoluk of Hershey and ter’s Pony Raiders (above) oppose Vernon for the Conference In the interest of winning a reg Nobody would think of com Burr, Ted Brindamour, Dave Wilcox, Head Coach Bill Sm A grind to say the least! Bartlett had 16 a.sjsst.' each. ular season game (or at least Already In aie two former paring the 26-year-oli} Cincin title. Members of the Raiders are; Front row. left to ^?yt, Jim Phuining to attend the Rookie Dave Richardson of nati alumnus with Jimmy Assistant Coach Bion Tupper. Reason for the scramble Is. ha-ving a better chance to win) winner.^. Dr. Charlie Robtln.s Leber. John Treat. Rich O’Grady. Tim Cunningham. Bill Haw- and Charlie Dyron, phu Vic Charter Oak Conference BalUmoi-e led i;i penalty min Brown. Yet the NFL .statistics of courM, the fact Christmas * * * ver, Bryant Robertson, Jim Sproul, John Gabbey, Skip Wiganow- and New Tear’e Day fall In the Zw-olak, the No. 1 collegiate pony football championship ute j with 62 comprised of ’ 6 2 reveal a startling fact. With the .Sunday In Hartford’s Dillon m.nors, 2 majors. 1 misconduct exception of Jimmy's average miiddle of the week (Wednes Student Opinion cross country nm'.irr In the United States. Zwolnk hails Stadium? If so. buy your an’eara ago. Boston quarteibewk. No Jack Concan- Mexico Military Institute. The place, but 'Tittle managed four York’s Don Chandler. talking about. Something that'a champion here, broke the t.npe txjmonrow evening. Boys Inter- bad with the wind In last year's er, made It clear he hired Except for the possible ac- son defeat Just to get H on the hel.i. The first two runners tc University haa w-on only four, non, but he could pass. retired Bob Cousy they are doing a good job of it. arcs probably will lay off Roger touchdown tosses in a 38-21 Brown gained 154 yards part the overall education flr.vl in the Forest City run. e.sted in partlcdpating and who title game against Green Bay. Bauer to replace Billy Hitch- quisition of a left-hand batting schedule. They haven’t said so place were Jo'in McCluskcy ant tied another. ‘Supreme Effort’ The Celta dealt the rejuvenat-'^ n the early rounds because he victory. In seven games before In 32 attempts, pushing hla program. And, although the Kelley — young John Frank (Duke) Harabtirda, two have rrot yet registered must do ed New York Knioks a sharp Is committed to a career in the "But if he can’t beat you cock In hopes he would get outfielder, Bauer said he (at least not to the writer) but In tho*e 32 games, BU baa "On that Saturday, though. In the other NBA game, the that. St. Louts only allowed total for the year to 1,447. ooochea, and possibly the play Ivolding true to form and has Manri-ie.ster High students. Mc- so at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Bo^’s one way, he gets tou another, more out of the Orioles as In- planned to start the same Orl- I’m sure Hyde and assistant been shut out on 11 occaoiona. It waa a supreme effort by our lesson In the second game of a San Francisco Warriors Jumped Navy but they’ll grab him later, three touchdowna through the 3 Another day like that and ers don't Uke it, the game, we not as yet notified race offi Cluskey is today a practicing already registered have been as N dividual players. oles who finished fourth the past oooch Jim Moriarty are won Only nine times have the Ter bo vs. doubleheader at MajKson Square Just in case . . . Over 90 of the Adr. Lemm said. he will beat him own league think -would stay on the slate. cials of hla inleirlions on oft to a 66-43 lead sit the half “ I think he has the quality of season — "until proven other- dering Just that. M.D. in Broclcton, Mass. Haia- signed a tryout tim e and thia riers scored more than ony "F>nd Pat McHugh had Garden last rrig^t, to make their and coasted to a 129-96 victory current college stars already record of 1,527 set hr 1958. It’s too bad a more-accept Thank.sgivlng. In the past the burda is a .successful turkey is a must as teams will be selec season record 12-1. The score leadership to put some spark in wi.se.” Poatkbly you get into the lovvchdown. They’ve won 13-6 in oought only six passe# all sea- over the St. lo u ls Hawks, lead have been drafted as futures ^ -m w-m wy/ j • y~k _ He needs only 80 yards and able date can't be found. Some Fitch High .schoolteacher has breeder in Glastonbury. The ted os a result of that practioe. because their original college £ eaTtlS W O rKinS U U t our ball club to change It from . "Our most pre.sslng problem area of ^ yxta emphasda now. 1937 and 26-7 in 1969 haven’t aon for ua. But that afternoon was 126-98. ers In the West. has four games to play. schools play the game on ivever forwarded his entry blank evervl marked live only race l-n Opening gaimee ore planned the The Knicks, who had won class graduates next spring. . . 1 ______J ~ Taylor grabbed two of just another first division club Is' scoring runs,” he de- And that’s s subject to deep won ortheririse srince 1895, But he caught #even against poa- The CeJUcs put the game Thanksgl-ving but that’s ruled unrtil a day or two before Uie which MoCluskey ever beat week of Dec. 2. three in a row for the first time Peahead Walker, scout for the the m’C Interceptions *>y to a true contender,” Is the way dared. "I think the pitching Is and far-reaching to be Although the Harvards come'*' — - - - ^GUARANTEED TO GO THRU ICE, MUD OR SNOW the Thanksgiving Day game be Bernard’s (New London) home New England for the fourth tween Denver and Kansas City thony’s of Bristol. There are 188 Jan. 3, Northwest Catholic Into this one needing a victory ones. That’s a .759 average, a games on the slate which closes time In lO yeans. The presenta for a possible Ivy League for the low team on Nov. 29 gets away; Jan. 7, Penney, home tion will be made locally at sharp slump from the .807 fig first choice . . . Pete Rozelle Fe(b. 24 when KdlUsigly visits - crown, don’t lock the Yales out Jan. 10, South CaiBholic. home Manchester High School, Friday ure of the week before. The sea -' won't set up any tie playoffs for the BOHS gym. The last game, The season's records prior to Jan. 17, St. Bernard’s away morning at 8:16 and 9:16. .son’s totals now are S54-121 for another week or two, hoping however, will not count for SCARES ■ The Game rarely mean much .748. OR WE PAY THE TOW! Jan. 21. Stonington, ayvay Chuck Stevenson, a veteran wlien^hese venerable opponents I that the log jam will clear. tourney qualification as the Jan, 24, St. Thomas Aquinas MIXED DOUBLES — Gordon It Is rare when the final big i deadline has been set for Feb. (New Britain), home; Jan. 28, of 16 yeara in automobile and meet but Harvard’* manhan Hanspton 360, Nick Twerdy 149-’ an eight time competitor in the dling of the rugged Princeton Saturday of the season pairs the I 21. Prince Tech, home; Jan. 31 last two remaining contenders' 381, Wal't Arcand 140-356, Ed famed Indlanaoplls 500, will ap ► squad two weeks ago gives the With no league to use as a Northweat, home; Feto. 4. Pen in at lea.st two conferences | Buja-uolus ^ 2 , Joe Clarcia 94, pear here through the eqxmsor- 'Crim son the edg* on the nucleus for scheduling. Bums ney, away; Feb. 11, American against each other. That’s the S po rts Schedule no mark, Myma Ciarcia 335, ahip of Schiebel Brothers at ■ left-tooted kicking of Harry Van has had to hopstetch here and School for the Deaf, home; Feb. case in both the Big Ten and Anne Twerdy rolled a new high Center St. and Proctor Rd.\ In OudenaUen. there trying to mould a solid 14, St_ Thomas Aquinas, away; alng'le and high triple— 143 and Big Eight circuits. Saturday, Nov. 16 slate. There wUl be long trips Mandhestar. Last week there was a bit of Feb. 18, Klllingly, away; Feb. 376. So here’s how things should Eastern vs. Manchester at to Stonington, New Lonctan and 21, South, away; F'eb. 24, Kll- The National Safety Council , left-handed forecasting with 4i correct guesses and IS wrong turn out; Memorial Field, 1:30 p.m. Klllingly but they will be off bngly, home. on two occasions has presented Elaat vs. Penney at East set a little by the "croes-river" JUNIOR BOYS—Terry Kelly Its public service award to the HarUohl, 1:30 p.m. visits to South and Northwest MANCHESTER HIGH 128-336, Norni Kenshaw 126-338, Champion *Spark Plug Co. for Manchester High makes its Dave Orandall 126. Thursday, Nov. 28 Catholic, plus an even oJossr develc^ng and malnitalning the debut In a scrimmage against C-.icOK STEVENiJON , Annual five-mile road race, “ trip” to Penney High of East program. This year the safety /S ^ ^ ( 0 ^ W m E R TIRES Rockville this week. Pour more ROOKETTE8 — Lee Scott 10:30 a.m. Haiftord. award of the Continent^ keep their cars in aa good me pre-aeason tuneupe are sdhed- 138, Lorraine Woolett 132. Windham vs. Manchester, Frank Kinel, last year’s high Casualty Oo. Was presented to chanical condition a:: racing scorer. Bill Troy, the 1961-62 lUed—against Hartfohd Public, the Toledo firm. Recognition DON’T B R E ^ Memorial Field, 11 a.m. Kingswxxxl, Norwich and at equipment. It would produce a \ East vs. South Catholic, Mt. high point man, Tom Malin, MORNINGBELLE8 — Ruth haa also come from the Public noticeable drop In hl^way fa- Nebo, 11 a.m. captain of the squad both years, Hartford. Oetrander 348. Relations Society of America talitiee. FIRESTONE Nearly 50 candidates have and the United Stotea Auto THAT TUBELESS SEAL WE.ST SIDE RBC — B o b Club. Started in 1964 with one race tittned out thus far with more driver, the Champion Highway to come when the fall sport* Guthrie 146—370, Walt Suchy PERMANENT Stevenson, a former Nation Safety, Program found Imme 0 147—366, Jerty Smith 186, Cliff ANTI FREEZE Gal teams complete their slates and al Champion, was sideUned with diate succeea. Since then, the *1 .5 5 Buffalo Pass Combination Keeney 94, no mark. the ”vacati)on” week that mechanical problems bi the presentation lias been made in 2 NEW WHEELS school authorities have made 19M “600” olaasic. He has com Hl-LOIVS — MaroeUe Dom a more than 5,000 high schools mandatory between sports. peted on every major race track and heard by nearly 6,000,000 New AFL Offensive Leaders 181-466, Joan Konfuald 190, IN POSSESSION— Len Chappell of New York Ukes One ”cut" has been made al in the United States and ie a teen-agers. yirtston* NO LIMIT OUARANTHB I , ready and more are to come. Peenee' Tripp 176-177-506. member of the world’s most ex firm possession of ball despite efforts of pair of Is honored by tens of thousands of Firestorre dealers and stores in the United States & Ca nada... wherever you‘trevs|( possession of first-place In the Eventually the manpower will clusive club, the Champion 100 NEW YORK—The Buffalo MiXF.n NUTS — Dorothy MUe-An-Hour Club, reserved FULL LIFETIME GUARANTEE NO LIMIT ON MILES OR MONTHS .Boston players during rebound. Celtics are Willie receiving department with four be cut to 26—10 •varsity and 16 Naulls and Frank Ramsey., (AP Photofax.) Bills feU 23-13 before the ver Junior varsity players. LaUPlant's 141 waa good tor a tor those drivers who complete Delaware Leader ageiast defecU in workmanship and materiaU . . . replacennenU are prorated on tread w#«r satile attack o f the powerful catches for 52 yards. This FREE and road hazard iniurie# (except repairable a ^ baaed on Fireetone price current at tma* raised his total to 56 receptions, ROCKVILLE HIGH new high single. Jo OaoaeUa the 500 milea at IndionapoUa 'Ice & Snow Scraper San Diego Chargers Siuidox be added e 134. without relief at an average punctures) for the life of the original tread. fore a sellout crowd of 38,592 in one more than speedy Bake Ooa«h John Oanaivarl auf- For Lambert Cup With PurchoM NO COST OR OBLIGATION Turner, the New York Jets fine speed of more than 100 miles Buffalo’s War M«norial Stadi fered a rude Jolt at Rockville MANCHESTER W<»IEN - an hour. um. i^Ut end. last week when it was found NEW YORK (AP)—Unbeat ®f 2 N»w lost year’s leading soorer, Joe Helene Dey roUed a 141 ato' Hie Is one of eight Indiamp- However, all the spoils did While idle Clem Daniels of gle and a new high txlple of olia drivers who spend the en Delaware remained a unani Oakland retained his rushing VanOudenhove, would be In not go to the victors. Buffalo’s 362. ♦ school year taUdng to teen-ag mous choice today aa the No. 1 MINERAL .A Collector's Album T ire s fo n e quarterback Jack Kemp and his leadership, San Diego’s Keith eligible tor the ftost two montha smalil college football team In of the irhodule because ers throughout the nation. In favorite pass target n>lit and Lincoln moved past teammate the East. achdastlc difficulties. FLORAL — Ginger Coppuc their presentotlona, they atrese Mud and Snow CHRISTMAS CAROL ALBUM Bill Miller emerged as the Paul Lowe Into second place in oio 189-462, Lavonn Toop 182 the,reaponslbll(ties a driver’s li In the weekly voting tor the SPARK that department. If th ^ are corrected by the Lambert Cup, the Blue Hens, CORJilNG CLEAN a TROLL AND BOW American Football League’s 462. cense implies. The rugged, muscular ex- next marking period, the big with eight straight viotoriea If the cork grips oo your rod passing and receiving leader, "We tiy to ovoid the usual TIRES PLUGS Remember this tip for next Washlngton State naujg with thi«e,aports star could become this year, held theio' edge over are getting black with use, why year If It is too late to use this respectively. LADIES W ST. JAMES— do’s and don't’s of driving,” Ste STEREO or MONAURAL Name Brand the ability to break taAps al- eUglbte tor the final six gomes Northeastern, a unanimous pick At Regular New QUALITY not take a minute to clean 'em season. With It, you’ll produce Kemp completed 28 of 16 SoUy PhlUipe 135-153 and 404 venson says. "InMead, we ham though weighing only 195 on the slate. for second place, and the OMst like new. A good cleanser and a passee to raise his number of high aingle and high triple of mer home pdinta of attitude and - Tlr# Prlo* List Limit I a fish or two you’d never get pounds, picked up 101 yarda in ”Van” played In every ganM Guard Academy, In third. Ttie gar Cutlemer pad o f soft steel wool do the otherwise. Tie a feather Jig on completions to 166, a league for the Rams hurt season and the aeaaon. responadhiUty. Moat teen-agers » < B O O 10 rushes against the Bills. are excellent drlvera with good latter two also ore unbeaten. fast. a long line of monofilament and high. The boyish appearing waa the club’s leading rebound Oallfomlon picked up .278 Feature of his day’s work was COMMERCIAL TEN FIN— reflexes and good sense. It’s Completing the top 10 In the MANCHESTER IRANCH wrap op a stick. Now, every 54-yerd touchdown Jaunt. er in addition to being its top Lambert voting by a special UiSEX THOSE LINES yards to Inoreaae hla total pass point-gottec. He has an unusual Irv Londy 226-237-641, Charley the tire burner, the show off, 1 Boys’ and time you row, sail, or paddle, who by hia selfish and ‘look at panel were; 4, Amherst and your boat anywhere, tie l.e ing yardage to 2,585, another Werner 203-200-596, Joe Kpep- fUria’ 34” and Ouanmod labels on reels or league high. He suw>lanted San oio 210-201-579, Al Townaend me’ attitude, givee the wrong Susquehanna, tled*^ 6, West HARTFORD Features w Itoe starags wlU get more use monofUanwnt to the oar, handle Chester; 7, Bucknell; 8, Bow- 26” models Dtqgo'a Tobin Rote, who al-al 6.4 yard average. ^ ^ ^ 312-570, Joe PoggioU 225-557, inmressiion of the group. Rise Steven*. Brian Sullivan, out of fishing lines since you’ll Just below whwe your hand, menta conducted by the CIAC— doin; 9, Maine; 10, Hamilton. though he called an extremely “I feel I'm playing out of beeeboU and f ^ - Ron Ouater 212-554, Al Turk- to msosage, Stsvanson Columbus Boy Choir and th* slkways know: 1. Which line Is gratis the oar. Rowing motion pooitilon at fullback ao 1 try and points out that if drinreni would moves the Jig In a series of affective game against Buffa- ball—In that order. If he goto ington 553, Roger Gegne 224, GENERAL TIRE CO. Firestone Chorus and Orchestra. , waa not on siiarp aa usual M i roariai Comparable Value $4.98. UY-AW AY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ______.Rpto completed pg^tity good chance IwTl m*ke 314, Geocge J a n ie 310, A l iMf and mental stutnew which Is 1 team is rapresentad by !• for- . iBfommUon on labds and sdds W e guUe oteton* v «fM 309, BUI Sniper 303. d o m in g ki Mite TCictag, and eign naftons. 1SB CINTIR STaRT-44f-ti2* I on. A glance tetls you the chore. io o f w 't o r 166 yaM*. 6o4ar- . . . to use. w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY THREl % UfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COrjN» VvEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1968 fAGE TWENTY-TWO Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 73 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Household Goods 51 Tenements 63 Trooper Held Building Materials 47 ROOMS FOR MANCSIBSTER Looking for 818,900 — Clean 8 - bedroom BUCKLEY SCHOOL Area — An SELUNG YOUR HOUSE? Call THERE OUGHTA, BE A LAW Bv PAGALY and SHORTEN Mock tresD ____ The Business Services EVBRYTHINO i n Btertiued re space, country atmoe^ierat Ranch, watt-out cellar, large (dder home Just restored. Huge an independent broker. Joeei^ en privileges, paritiag. 848-8137, FOUR ROOM cold flat, second Offered 1.3 conditioned used fumlWre ^ floor, oentratilocation. CaU 648- Then Me this 8-room Raised lot, view, near school, a r w bright famUy room, modem | Barth, 649-0320. In Columbia W LAST' 183 FILLED BOOKS OF TRAWNO^ 848-9838. buy. Culton W. Hutohlna, kitchen, dining and IMng room STAMPS' HON I CAH GET THAT BETTER BUYS AT appliances, high qualUy - low 6834. Ranch, I bedrooms, Uving Doctor Says SNOWPLOWING - Now ac '‘^B-rri5 HAPPENED- prtceB. LeBlanc ^ room with fireplace, kitchen Realtor, 849.-6182, down and four large bedrooms € L A S S 1 F I E D cepting contracts, seasonal or COLLAPSIBLE TEA WACOM BSXCSiFnONALXjT nice elaaa w a n t e d — B-Sone lot. Can TO-US-TOOrOEP't NATIONAU- South Street, RockvlUe, 876- bedrooms la attraetlva home ROCKVILUI — 8 room u>art- with buUt-lns, dining room. up. Big lot, 'plenty of trees. Boy’ s Deadi hourly rates. 849-8U80. j 73m ■azasTxm is^^', Lower level family room, den CONCORD RD Beautiful Worth looking at, isn’t it? Ask 649-4291. SAFEGUARDS WILL CLEAR 3174. Open 9-8. . . for gentlamea. Bast location. ranch, large Uvlhg room, form rTS JUST LIKE GETTING 31 Cmirch St aU utlUtlea, |76 monthly. 849- or office, utility itxnn and ga ing price is only $17,600. T. J. UP DIAPER RASH Celling Tile WESTINOHOUSE Laundromat 6787 a fters. rage. OU hot water heat, alum al dining room, cabinet kitchen, Crockett. Realtor, 843-1577. IN A m U R Y KAiRTFORD (AP) — Staite SOMETHING FREE.' Trooper Hotoert Kelley, 29, of AByERTlSING Household Services .09 Sq. Ft. automatic waaher, $78. 164 ROOMS for • gentlemea, free inum combbiations, baths. 2 bedrooms, recreation room, BUYING OR SELLING Offered 13-A ' Exotic Prefinlahed Paneling Green Manor Road. Manchee- DHSCBMBBIR 1 occupancy — CaU now. Robert Wolverton landscaped yard. Marion B. COVENTRY — $12,500. New In By WAYNE O. BRANDSTADT OohinMa. has been quopended parUa|!T elao, 3 roonM for light M.D. From 8.76 Per Pc. ter, 649-8796. _ _ _ _ housekeeplag. Scraatoa Motel, Large 8 room apartment heat Agency, Realtor, 849-2818. Robertson, Realtor, 848-6968. 1968, 6 room Ranch on big lot. "Handling of Bolton Homes froen the force pending the out-* CLASSIFIED AD>fiRTlSING DEPT. HOURS REt^'EAVING ^of burns, moth Fir Studding Oarage, storms and screens. come at an inveotlgatiion inbq a 649-0836 betweea 6-7. Individually controlled, hot A Specialty" Newspaper Enterprise Assn 8 A.M.' to P.M. holes. Zippers repaired. Win cd .40 Etich TWO BURNER O.E. built-in water, stove and refrigerator, COLONIAL — 8V4 rooms, cus Good condition. CaU for more Does your baby have a diaper fa ^ accident. tom built for famUy living, 4 dow Shades made to measure; Twin Casement Wlndowe surface unit No. 1664, rise f u r n is h e d ROOMS - Com- tiled bath and shower, parkliw information and to see. Ells rash? Although this condition KeUey, driving a rtate poUco all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys From 36.00 Each 16x21, 230 V., used 8 months, lete light housekeeplag faciU avaUable, adults only, |9S. 648- bedrooms, 3H baths, focmal worth hntten Agency, Realtors, may occur in any season, it la cniiaer, struck sind klUed 14- dining room, modem kitchen FREDERICK M. G A A L COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT made while you wait Tape Re Dutch Doore $30. 164 Green Manor Road, es, ceatraUy located. Mrs. 6896. HOUDAYS 643-8930. seen more often in the colder yeor-old Donald C. Marshall of S with large dining area, family MONDAY Thru FRIDAT 10:80 A.M.—^A^TURDAYAqrURDAY 9 A.M. corders for rent. Marlow’e 887 17.60 Each Manchester, 649-8796. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Maaches- , BROKER months v/hen the baby -1# ex Ootumbia Nov. 12 a* the off- room off kitchen with fireplace, HEBRON — Country Uving with Main. 849-B221. Cedar Qoeet Uning tar. ira iB E ROOMS, $89 month, ces.si\(ely bundled up. duty trooper was returning a n t iq u e c h e s t and bed, $26. 2-car garage, covered patio, city conveniences. Delightful 3 .21 Sq. Ft. third floor, adulta, central lo 643-2682 — 643-0281 Some babies even have it from the Stafford Springs PLEASE READ YOUR AD WALLS AND''windows washed, Football, new, $6. Ironing cation. 649-9178. SPECIALS treed lot, 'wtUkout basement, bedroom ranch. Large Iltfing PLEASANT ROOM tor gentle when they come home from the ’Troop. CteaMAed or "Want Ads” are taken over the phoite. as a floors waxed, household and -m a ssif CASH ’N CARRY board, $1. Portable radio, $8. man, near bath, parking, 64 $31,500. I%Ubrick Agency, 649- room with fireplace, built-in bu.slness establishment. 649- rr WAS TOO BIG ID B8IMG ON THE BUS' 8464. oven, counter top range. Beau hospital. ’This la not a sign of Keiiey was arrested yesterday jjm ird a icr tile advertiser should read his ad the FIRST GIVE THE CAB DRiVEQ ^ 4 .6 5 -PLUS NOBODY - BUT NOBODY • 648-6626. High St. negligence, but it indicates that on a coroner's warrant and was DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for th« 7062. Furnished Apartments 6.3-A tiful recreation room. 8 miles A DOLLAR TIP.' UNDERSELLS NATIONAL 22 BOWERS ST. — n8.500. Cozy the baby has unusually tender released after posting $1,000 gggt ^aertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor- m o d e r n BLONDE OAK 8 ROOM FOR RENT, all new fa CENTER ST. — A budget from town. Madeline Smith, Public Records rupPAIRS MADE on all makes t h r e e and tour-room heated Colonial, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, skin and will require special bond. ’The warrant ■was Issued, reet or emitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only VISIT OUR NEW KITCHEN piece dining room eet, good cilities, private entrance, park 'Wise Cape Cod home with 6 R ealtor,. 649-1642, or Mabel ' .eoting tke valne of the advertisement will not be corrected by STAFFED BY CABINET Call 649-7918 momlnge or after bus line, centrally located. rage, nicely landscaped. wired, Doorbell systems check 643-6013. ROCKLEDGE—80 Arnott Road. Mildred A. Jarvis to Walter R. redness of the skin limited to Kelley “of having criminally gaod" IpaertioB. EXPERTS 6 p.m. ______APARTMENT NKTBLY fur Call Bill Frazier In our Man SEVEN ROOM specious home ed and iftatalled. Free esti chester office. 6 large rooms, garage, wooded Ca.ssells and E.‘»telle D. Cassells, the diaper area or a number of caused” the highway death. mates, pick-'Op and delivery. UPHOLSTERED CHAIR, new nished, including all utilities, in Manchester on quiet street, lot, $20,900. Owner 643-1470. property at 129-131 Summer St. small red spots that are raised Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman a i^ Ie parking, 1% rooms. 272 4 bedrooms, enclosed porch, 3- t o v k cooperation w n x Call 849-1508 anytime, prefer NATIONAL LUMBER, slipcover, $18: yellow silk dam ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman ------— John A. BlatcWord and Bar- above the surface and may be said his Inquest was not com car garage, asking H9.50O. Out BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 ably after 4 p.m. '■ ^ INC. ask drapes, $10; velvet evening .only. Call 643-2698. VERNON — Exciting 4 bed- bara J. Blatchford to Fred M. so thick in places that they run plete, No court action Is expect HOLLJS’TER ST. — See this of state owner wants offers. room Colonial home. Fire- Levitt and Marv L. Levitt, prop- together. If they become In coat, size 12, new, $18. 644-0269. lovely Cape and get more ed until his finding is released. 381 State Street, f o r r e n t — Front room, cen BEDROOM AND Kitchen, fur PhUhrlck Agency, 649-8464. placed living room, formal erty at 50 Oxford St. fected or if eczema Is also The Marshall boy was kilK'd nished, for two adults, includes for your comfort, conveni Building— ContractiiiK 14 North Haven, Conn. GAS S’TOVE, $60; kitchen set, trally located, parking, 59 dining room, lovely kitchen Marriage IJeetises present, pu.stules or whiteheads as he and a friend rode their 1 gas, electricity, private bath, ence and money. 7 rooms, BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — STMJiaogPOM, 388-6261 $16; dining room set. All very Birch Street, 649-7129. with built-ln.s. One full bath, 2 Anthony Fratolo. Wapping, may develop. hicyifles on Rt. 6A at about 5:30 QUALITY CARPENTRY - oxuMus,ania good condition. 649-7841. heat and hot water. CaU 643 alunrlnum siding, oversized 6 rooms, 3 baths, beautiful lavatories, garage, tree.s, long and Catherine Rossi, 104 Chart Trailble Reathins Our Advertisur? 7636. Several things may cause p.m.„ police said. The boya were Rooms, basements refinished, ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman, giuage. Call Barbara Bab heated rec room, flreplaced range view. $21,000 Call R. F. er Oak St., St. James’ Church, the rash. Diapers of coarse in in our Manchester office. living room, new wall-to-'wall delivertng evening newspapers. bullt-ins, formica tile, general private home, quiet, bus serv Dimock Co.. 649-5245, Johanna Nov. 30. material may Irritate the skin. GAS STOVE for sale, asking ice, parking facilities. $10 carpeting including hall'ways, Police said the two bo^ were repair. No Job too small. Call Evans, 649-6663. Jean Manson Gordon, East Diapers from which all Ihe orossing the road when the ac M-Hour Answering Service Wll’ilam Robbins Carpentry Diamonds— Watehi $28. Call 648-9214 after 6. weekly. 649-3406, or 643-0224 Business Locations dishwasher,' new aluminum Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Hartford, and Angela Mary soap has not been rinsed are cident occurred. KeUey swerved Service. 649-3446. Jewelry 48 after 6 p.m. / For Rent 64 BATES RD. — Unbeatable awnlng^s, 3 blocks from Main VERNON 6 iw m ranch In Murphy, HarUord, South Metho- Male or Female 37 AIRLINE STEREO console with St. Just move in—no remod frequent causes to avoid striking the first boy’s 2 excellent condition, many eX' THREE BAT Gulf service sta COUNTER GIRL wanted, full value In a 7 room Split Lev dist Church, Nov. 30. ’The chief cause, however. Is blcyoVe which had a Hght. and Free to Herald Raaderi ADDITIONS—Rec rooms, re WATCH AND JEWELRY repair 6 speakers and floor stand ■ BUILDING 60x40 sulUble for el home. A beautiful corner eling necessary. 119,900. CaU tras, including new carpet and modeling, bathrooms tiled. tion available for lekae. Excel time, Monday through Friday. SECOND COOK, salary. based ing at reasonable prices. with satellite speaker, record storage, B-1 zone, Buckland owner, 649-6661. allowing the diaper to remain qit the Marshall bdcycia ■wtitcto Apply In person Parkade on experience. By appolntmen Apartments— Flats— lot, 2 'full baths, garage. All draperies In living room, I unchanged for two or three Kelley did not see. Muloahy Mnifnation on one of our olaaalfled adverttaements T No Call 649-4291. lent opportunity for th« right Prompt service, two watch cabinet. Call 742-8347. section. 649-8468. double oven range, triple Cleaners. city facilities. CJall Doris I hours alter wetting or soiling. Mid the Marshall boy’s bicycle ■t the triephone Bated T Simply call the Individual. Paid training pro only. Phone 643-1141, Ext. 209. makers. Manchester’s oldest Tenements 63 812,200 — MANCHESTER. At storms, awnings, walk-out i Smith In our Vernon office. Excessive perspiration from n,« Marshall boy was dead MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE Help Wanted— Male 36 9-6. cipals only. Call owner 643 6158. Situations Wanted— Theater Building. door, adjustable shelves; drop- 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, ceramic bath, garage. 128x166. 1279. room Is often an added factor, on arrival at Windham Oommu- ANSWERING SERVICE A. A. DION. m e . Roofing, leaf sewing machine; combina Carlton W. Hutchins. Realtor, A YARN FOR KNITTERS Because the diapers of these nlty Memorial Hoiqiltal. ANDOVER — 3,600 sq. ft. of MAl^'FOR Luncheonette, days, Female 38 $90. 649-5229, 9-6. DESIRABLE OFFICE, 600 sq. aiding, painting. Chrpentry. Al tion gas and oil range; electric JARVIS R E A LT Y CO. 649-6182. DUPLEX, 5-years-old, central By POLLY CRAMER babies often have an ammonla- 649-0500 — 875-2519 manufacturing space available. grin experience. Grant’s Park Fuel and Peed 49-A ft., heat. Janitor, parking. 983 terations and additions. Ceil ade. WILL CARE for one or two refrigerator; gas heater for t h r e e ROOMS, heat. llghU location, near stores and bus Newspaper Enterprise Assn. cal odor, some mothers believe ings. Workmanship guaran Formerly occupied by Andover furnished, parking, front and Main. 649-5384, or after SOUTH WINDSOR — 8-room children in my home while water tank. Also, other items. 648-7176. TWO OFFICES TO line, excellent Investment prop that something In the M u ll in m i Imve ymir 1------g~ YonTI hear from oar advertiaer In f i g teed. 299 Autumn St. 648-4860. Machine A Etching Company. SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw Any reasonable offer accepted. rear entrance, one block from raised ranch, 4 bedrooms, fam DEAR POLLY — and other diet U causing him to pass am- without apending all evening at the telephone. PART-’TIME salesman, counter mother works. 649-2056. SERVE YOU erty. Call owner, 643-1765 after knitters—use an empty olive Jar, Will consider sale or lease. J. man, utility man, grocery ed any length, free delivery. Phone 643-8874. school, excellent neighborhood. ily room, flreplaced living 6 p.m. monla in the urine but this Is BIDWELL HOME Improvement D. Realty, 648-5129. QuAlity guaranteed, E. Yeo room, 1V4 baths, kitchen with the long thin kind. Place about clerk, porter, bakdr^ mainten PART-’HME GENERAL office Agent on premises. 106 Birch Houses For Rent 65 not the case. An otherwise Town of Injuries Company — Roofiqg, siding, al mans, 742-8002. FIVE PIECE red, chrome and bullt-ins, 2-car garage, $21,600. five or .six inches of yarn inside MANCHESTER — Coin op ance mechanic, purieb press work, bookkeeping, typing. Ex St. 288 East Center St. PI’TKIN STREET — 7 room harmless germ fa the Intestinal Lost and Found Automobiles For Sale 4 terations, additions and re formica kitchen set, table has VERNON — 6 room ranch, bus Robert Wolverton Agency, older Colonial, large living the bottle, screw the cap tight tract readily contaminates the modeling of all types. Excel erated laundromat in shopping operator, service statibn at perienced, mature person. Box Manchester Realtor, 649-2813. ly and then start winding the .. _i » I Manchester letter oerrier, tendant, landscape laborer, pin one leaf, $36. Automatic trans MANCHESTER—Beautiful now line, shopping, 8 bedrooms. room, dining room, kitchen, diapers and acts on the urine to g a t 56 Avondale 1963 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass lent workmanship. 649-6496. center doing an excellent busi A, Herald. . Garden— Farm— Dairy room apartment, excellent 643-4112 yarn horizontally around the bat fOUND — Tour Gift Gallery, boy. Many morning part-time mitter. JohnsOTi challenger, 5 Tongren Agency, 648-6321. and den on first floor. ’Three form ammonia after It la I Watirins Bros. Gifts for all oc- Convertible, maroon with ness. Present owners will fi Products 50 80m-6m, 120 watu, a.m., e.w., locatlofi, adults. 1136 J. D. FOREST S’TREET — Large 10- tie until you have a nice basl'xase . . ^ ^ has notified the txwn of nance to qualified party with openings. Apply Conn. State RELIABLE WOMAN would room house, 5 bedrooms, 4^ bedrooms and bath upstairs. eaalonB from the world over. bucket seats, 4-speed synchro tii^ housework days. Phone $75. Call 643-8398. Realty, 648-8129. FIVE ROOM SINGLE, auto Route 83, Vernon of three or four yards of yarn. Sir moist allegedly received fa mesh transmls.sion with con Roqfing and Chlmnevs 16-A moderate down payment. J. D. Employment Service, 806 Main baths, excellent condition. Ideal Garage. Convenient to every ammonia a faU, last month, at Cedar and Home decorating accessories. 46^528 between 6-9 p.m. FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin matic heat, fireplace. East thing. Asking $15,200. Elva ’Then start winding vertically sole and tachometer. Excellent Realty, 643-6129. Street, Manchester. and Greening Mples and MANCHES’TER — 6 room 875-0626 location. Owner 643-7444. skin. Pleasant &ts. Priced for all budgets. Noel FRIGIDAIRE STOVE, 4 burn Hartford, convenient to Pratt Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. over this base, slowly revolving Many preparations have shape. Call 649-0213. ROOFING — Specializing re- Bose pears. Biottl Fruit Farm, duplex, 8 large bedrooms, cen He claims that a (fafectlva ah^ now o p e n . ______ers, with oven and thermlser, A Whitney. Phone 644-0649. the bottle between tiie thumb been used to rid Ihe diapers pairing roofs of all kinds, new 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. tral heating, 1-car garage, 8106 VERNON—Older 6-room Caps, sidewalk and curlb on that oa r- Dog&-»'Bird8— Peta 41 good condition, 646-0612. porch, garage, dining room. ELLSWORTH MITTEN and forefinger of the 1 ^ hand. of these genus. If the r a ^ Is - LARGE German Shep OLDSMOBILE 1962 Dynamic roofs, gutter work, chimneys Help Wanted— Female 35 monthly. 876-7882. YEAR ’ROUND HOME on Bol near caused him to fall, rqpulting Loiff cleaned, repaired. Aluminum Early occupancy. Asking $11,- Wind the last yard or two hori mild It win clear up promptiy herd vicinity Bolton-Hebron- 88, 4-door, light blue, fully pow Machine Operator, APPLES — Macs, Cortlands, MUST SELL — Automatic ton Lake, 4 rooms and bath, AGENCY zontally again and slip the end in a sprained left ankle. ered, under 21,000 miles. $2,800. siding. 30 years’ experience. PROFESSIONAV Trimming, Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, EAST HARTFORD - Oversized 900. Tongren Agency, 848- If these germs are eliminated. Andover totni line, answers to bathing, all bheeds. Poodle washer. refrigerator. Flair with some utilities, 878 per Realtors under. Remove the bottle cap, Rlvond daims further, that to settle estate. Call Thomas Free estimates. Call Howley, WANTED — WOMAN to live in Winesaps, Romes. Starks. THREE ROOM apartment, $90. 7 room Cape, shed dormer, IV i 6821. Bolling ttw diapers, then rins "Rtany.” Mease call 649-7609. turret lathe, ists qo I electric stove, stereo, guns, mwjth. Frederick M. Goal, push the ball gently off and you Um fajury has caused pain, Griffin, Connecticut Bank A 643-6361, 643-0763. for dadly routine. Call 649-8416. Bunce Farm. 629 W. Center. 470 Main. 646-6229, 9-6. baths, recreation room, stud; OPEN EVENINGS ing them In an antiseptic solu- Ubles, etc. 643-8446. Broker, 643-2682, 648-0281. have a perfect: t ...... ball for knitting ‘weakness and nervousness, and tOBT — GREEN change purse have the bast in p^essional very clean, Carlton W. Hutci MANCHESTER—Six-room SpUt- tiM nsuaUy works weU. Trust Co., 349-1611. BOOKKEEPER, Experienced, Bridgeport drill press, conditioning. 649-9798, 649-0890. 643-8116. UNTIL 9 that has a center pull. You do wMh Bum of money. Reward. FOR SALE — Hammond spinet THREE BEDROOM garden ins. Realtor, 649-5132. Level, deep, landscaped lot, Boric add. once popular as a l«ft W>m uneMe to pursu* Radio-TV Repair knowledge of Burrough’s book ------SMALL 6 room house, 2 bed garage, utility room, rec room, 558 Middle Tpke, E. not have to wind loosely because OaU 098-4664. 1989 WHITE FORD Galaxle first and second shift. IF YOU WOULD LUCE Green organ, 1662 L series, mahog apartment. Includes heat, hot rooms, newly decorated, storm rinse, eon be abs^bed by tos 18 keeping machine. Accounts re FOR FREE — 2 female pqrt Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha- MANCHES’TER — 7 room older 3 full baths, fireplace, oil hot 643-69.30 the ball loosens up when re Oonvertible, automatic trans Services collie puppies. Call anytimV. any, I860. Call 743-7608 after 6 water, garbage dttposal, buUt- windows and doors, gas fur skin and cause poisoning, so Its ,, i?^**?**”** mission, power steering, radio, ceivable and payable. Part or . way. Tel, 649-6438. Ins, refrigerator, air condition home, oil hot water heat, water heat, $19,600. Robert moved from the bottle and your 876-1868. p.m. nace, one child. $80 monthly. BOL’TON VrCTNITY — Circa use for tola purpose has been look to the town Personals heater, white sidewalls, 24,000 CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv full-time. Call for appointment. ing, $160 monthly. 648-0946. car garage, 3 extra building Wolverton Agency, Realtor, yam will never be stretched. abandoned. [ ^ art Hill Roaik Ver- natural, size 16-18, excellent, with picture window down preparation U used routinely by youngsters, maculate, $746 . 649-1768. EXPERT dres.smaklng and al SNOW BLOWERS — Ariens, 6 p.m. room, caqt Iron radiation, 2- Building for work shop. ’Two me. I use a magazine that has Automobiles For Sale 4 Evening and Saturday morn 876-8317 — 649-7735 non-So. Windsor line. i hardly worn, sacrifice for stairs, and ■with fourth bed all diaper services. * ■' ' terations. Call 643-7170. Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow Beautiful Blocks from Main Street. a dark cover in contrast to the 1967 OLDSMOBILE 2-door Hard ing interviews 10-12 by appoint No stamps. Open 7 a.m.-7 p.lq. quick sale, $876. Can be seen car garage, hillside setting. room studded in. Six big rooms It toe rash Is severe, toe al- NEED CART Tour credit turn ment. Please call Mrs. Lubas, er, and Bolens tractors, parts SIX ROOM ranch with stove Hayes Agency, 643-4803. bleached-out, light stockings and top. excellent condition. 648- and service. Capitol Equip 6-8 p.m. dally, weekends 2-5 Colonial and refrigerator, $160 monthly. and bath on main floor. Glenn feoted skin should be cov ed down? Short on down pay' 2128 , 396 Tolland ’Turnpike. 643-1124, 643-1126. find it much easier to cut the Moving— ^Trucking— ment Co., 88 M ^ St., Mail' PULL YOUR OWN Thankwdv- p.m. 80 Scott Drive, Manches- WUl also rwit furnished to Roberts Agency, Realtors, 644- ered with able oxide ointmeot FO R Y O U R meat? Bankrupt? Reposses- ing turnips, |l bushel. 612 RANCH — MODERN kitchen, F R A N K M o r r straight strips. Also a rolled TOOL DESIGNERS and check Chester. Open dally 7-6, Thurs tbr, I646-«842. Manor adults, $186. Call 644-8491. large Uving room with fire 1621, 648-0816. up newspaper Is good and even or paste. Bat If Blon? IXm’t despair! See Hon 1930 MODEL A Ford 2-door se Storage 20 COMPTOML’ l’ER curator, typ ers capable of designing Jigs, ney Street. whlteheada ore preaent tt fa ist, salesgirl, librarian, recep day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. place, extra la^e bedrobms, lighter to keep turning as you WIOWAM eat Douglas. Inquire about low dan, restorable. 3% h.p. go- fixtures, gauges, and dies. Ex 643-5658 BOLTON — 4 bedroom ranch, bettor to let toe baby sleep MANCHESTER Delivery. Ught tionist, bookkeeper, bookkeep Apartments! IMi baths, basement finished cut. —POLLY est down, smallest payments cart, be.st offer. 643-8446. perienced only. Manchester M IN K^YED SQUIRREL clutch patio, amesite drive, tpol shed, in a worm room with a diaper trucking and package delivery. ing machine operator, clerk, FREE WHEELS with snow tires Wanted To Rent 68 off into office and beautiful rec anywhere. No small loan or fl Tool A Design, Inc., ISO Hart Fertilizers 50-A cape, reasonable. 648-8673. $17,900. Owner 649-6270. under him but not on him. O R House— nance company plan. Douglas 1968 PLYMOU’TH 4-door wagon, Refrigerators, washers and telephone operator, assembler, at regular prices, no down room, large lot with trees. $19,- DEAR POLLY—To achieve ford. Road, Manchester, 649- payment, 6 months to pay. We wUl have available Dec. WANTED — l%-2 room apart BOWERS SC3IOOL — Brick Most babies have a touch o<| M oton. 838. Main. push button, power brakes and stove moving specialty. Folding cook, presser, counter girl, 900. Philbrick Agency. 649-8464. COVENTRY — LARGE execu different i.nd pleasing effect in 6263. Cole’s Discount Station, 649 GOOD COW MANURE. Deliver LADY’S c o a t s , size 17-18, one 1, one 2-bedroom apart ment for single gentleman. Cape, full shed dormer, fire diaper rash at one time or an steering, $476. 643-8939. chairs for rent. 649-0762. waitress, hairdresser, bar brown tweed -frith zip lining, tive ranch, 9 rooms, 2 fire any room in the house, paint the 0980. ed. $6 and $10 loads. Excellent ment featuringRefrigera Refrigerator and stove for MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin place, 6 rooms, 5 finished, ga other, and In many bablM, after 1965 MERCURY 2-door Hard- , _ „ maid, sewing machine operA' for fall fertilizing. Call 643- one loden grecq storm coat. places, 7 acres, river running walls off-white or cream and top, radio, heater, power! 1988 MERCURY, also 1960 Re- JANITOR — Small new apart tor, Range, Dlsi>osal, Indl- light housekeeping. 649-6256. 4 room ranch, close to all con' rage. Immediate occupancy. It clears up. It comes back. tor, punch press operator, ment building. Little work re MOTO MOWER snow throwers 7804, 646-8731. yB oy’s size 14 gray tweed top- through the property. Guest then paint stripes in the follow brakes. 8176. Call 649-0063 nault Dauphine, 637 S. Main Painting— Papering 21 'vldual Basement and Patio. venlences, deep wooded lot, oil Out of town owner wants of This problem, often a great mender, apple gradM-, dietary quired. Must be sober atnd re at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4V4 coat with zip lining: ,'Xxcellent home, small barn. Ideal for ing manner. Take stripe 4-T p.m. Street any evening after 6 p.m maid, charwoman, tobacco Heat, Hot Water. heat. Aluminum combinations, fers. Financing available, $15,- annoyance to motbera, con be EIXTERIOR AND interior paint liable. Apartment available. h.p. to 6^ h.p. 639 Center St. condition. 649-6116. Honses For Sale 72 900. Philbrick Agency, 649- horses, etc. Maximum of masking tape and put them en workers. Many do not require Household Goods 51 $11,700. Robert Wolverton privacy. T. J. Crockett, Real the wall (after it is "thorough' licked but only through deter-1 1966 OLDSMOBILE 88 sedan, 1980 BUICK LaSABRE 2nloor ing. Wallpaper books. Paper Adults. Middle-aged couple 649-8747. Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. 8464. mfaation and vigUanoe. Hardtop, fully equipped, excel hanging. (filings. Floors. Fully experience. Temporary Christ' preferred. Box DD, Herald. MISSES GRAY wool Winter Call VERNON — Just over Manches tor. ,643-1677. ly” dry) from floor to ceiling, new shocks, new master cyl A BIG BARGAIN — S rooms ter line. Like new 5^ room lent condition, reasonable. 649- Insured workmanship g;uaran- mas Jobs also available. Apply YOUR YARN SHOP-Watklns coat, like new, size 16. Call VERNON — 614*room expand about two inches apart. When inder, new brakes, $100 takes Bros. Closing out-Stamped used flimiture and appliances, 646-9306. ranch, 1 ^ baths, built-in kitch LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Pres E. Mfi-8916. 0386. teed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. If Conn. State Employment Serv DRAFTSMAN, Typist, accounts 649-4436 — 649-6544 able Ranch, acres land. 2- the strips are up, paint the ice, 806 Main Street, Manches receivable clerk, collector, goods, needlepoint-other items. $159. $10 down. See It at Al en with dinette, fireplace. FREE tige 7 room Colonial Ranch, Wall that is showing any con' no answer, call 643-9048. bert’s, 48. Allyn Street, Hart BROWN MOUTON COAT, size car garage, fireplace, full cel ‘Yum Yum Tree’ ter. foreman-trainee, display man, All reduced to cost, some be Hayes Agency, 648-4808. lar, nil heat. Additional 10 100x200 wooded lot. ’This desir trastfag color you desire. Any PAINTING — FIVE room credit manager-trainee, engin low. Buy-save. ford. 9, $20. Alaskan Seal coat, size able home offers 8 twin sized V acres may be purchased, $16,- that strays over on the tape 10, $50. Both excellent condi COUNTRY CLUB area — Workers Named! CALL Auto DrlTlng School 7-A ranches sind capes for $50. NURSE LICENSED in Con eer, construction Inspector, MODEUIN 8 room heated apart 500. Robert Wolverton Agency, bedrooms. 2% baths, 23 foot will come off with the tape and necticut for small Rockville FOR SALE — Flat Stone for tion. 646-9867. ment, first floor. Stove, refrig Charming 6Vi room ranch, ga Live rent free — 2 family living room, formal dining Trim and paint extra. Also, stock clerk, foreman, wood duplex 6-6. Features 8 gen Realtor, 649-2818. you have a smart striped wall B U Y BETTER MORTLOCICS Driving School convalescent home. Free room walls, fireplace, veneer and erator, hot water. Utilities fur rage, screened porch, terrace, room, modem kitchen with all A produetton otoCf flor ‘TAi- YOUR REALTOR scraping. 742-8101. worker, baker, tool maker, WEDDING GOWN, size 8; also, erous bedrooms, enormous This looks very good fa Inc., offices, classroom located and board and TV. Tel. 875- patios. Call 649-0617. ^ W A T K IN S nished. Parking. Available lovely wooded lot, priced be VERNON — Mitchell Exchange. the bullt-ins, laundry room, der the Yum Yum Tree,” SCRANTON MOTOR qablnet maker, electrician. Ap headpiece. 637 S. Main Street kitchen with dining area, kitchen or bathroom. —L. T Manchester Parkade, lower PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in 9121. Dec. 1. Call 649-8448 from 4-9 low appraisal. Hayes Agency, 5 room ranch built 1950. Size large family room with fire tiiree-eet oomedy, hoa been an ply Conn. State Employment LOAM SALE — Regular $14 any evening after 6 p.m. First 648-4808. utility room and living GIRLS—Do be sure the orlgl' level. Beginners, older, nerv terior, paperhanging, wall BARGAIN SHOP \ p.m. 26x42V.!. Walk-out basement, 8 place. 2-car garage, $34,000. nounced by Monrtieeter Oom- CARS ous students, our specialty. Service, 806 Main Street, Man stone-free loam, $12.60; also, floor front apartment. room, Rusco storms and nal paint is really dry, pat the paper removed, dry wall work. chester, Conn. bedrooms. 14x19 living room, Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. masking tape on gently and no rounlty Ptayere. The ohow wUI Teen-age driver’s education Reasonable hites. Fully in EXPERIENCED Waitresses for sand, gravel, stone, fill. Call sue ROOMS, second floor, cen VERNON — Exceptional value. screens. Spotless condition Owner anxious to sell. 5 room from top to bottom. Unique aluminum combinations, school paint from the wall should ad be piresented Friday and Sat- j course. State certified. 649-7398. sured. 649-9668, Joseph P. luncheonette. Grant’s Parkade. MACHINIST, Inspector, grind 643-8603. $149.50 Pine Hunt Board Buf Wanted—To Buy 58 trally located, off W. Center EAST HARTFORD — 6«4 room ranch completely furnished or design provides single fam bus al door. Robert Wolverton here to it when removed. — urday oit 8 :30 pxn. at Whiten | Lewis. er, weaver, stationery engin fet, Henry Ford reproduction, 4 Street. $106 monthly. 649-9608 split, IH baths, built-ins, fin- MATURE WOMAN to train as CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY unfuniishea. Call 643-0002. ily atmosphere with double Agency, Realtor. 649-2818. POLLY Atidltorlum, sponsored by toe Ontiass'Bport Ooopa eer, plumber, carpenter, elec drawers, 98 WE BUY, SELL or trade an after 8^80. i^ed family room, 2-car ga E-Z LERN OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low dental assistant, attractive sal cards. Plain, personalized, and tique and used furniture, china, family Income. rage. Only $19,700. Hayes Manchester Registered Nurses 19M Tempest Laifsns T-8 Spoi^ trician, sheet metal worker, oil box assortment. Shown by ap GARRISON COLONIAL - 8 BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room price. No Job too big or too ary scale. Box C, Herald. $29.96 Maple Comer glass, silver, picture- frames TWO ROOM apartment. 149 Cape, full dormer, 1V4 baths, Agency, 643-4803. DEAR POLLY—When I am fa' AaaocdaUon. Proceeds wiU bene Ooapa burner serviceman, painter, pointment. Call 648-8462 or Oakland Street, |60. 64?-6229, rooms. First flror consists of sorting a zipper fa a garment fit toe nurees’ schotanshiip Dund. Driving School small. Call now, 649-0726. well driller, loom fixer, as Table, 22.60 and old coins, old dolls and 4 bedrooms, dining room, ga- BABYSIT IN my home Monday 643-5768. 9-5. large family room with half BOLTON — ROU’TE 86. Tre baste it fa first with thread of Members of the production 899t Jettire Sports Coups sembler, mason and helpers. guns, hobby collections, attic ROBERT WOLVERTON rsige, near all schools. $16,600. Oonnecticut’a largest, auto- through Friday, 7:80 a.m. - $34.96 16MiX36” Maple End contents or whole estates. Fur bath, modern kitchen with mendous buy, five room ex contrasting or different color, staiff are George Walker and 4:30 p.m., near ylclnlty Bolton Apply Conn. State Employment ARIENS SNOW-TipiO, choice Owner 649-1796. matic and standardtanda shift, EXPERT PAINTING and Table, turned legs. 19.96 niture Repair Service Talcott- bullt-lns, including Tappan 400 AGENCY pandable , ranch with breeze- Then when I am ready tq stitch Guy Tangarone, Ughts; Dave Oldsmofalle Bup«r 86 HoU' Lake. Please \iriite Box M, Service, 806 Main St., Man of 6 h.p. or 8.6 h.p. Set up and range, dining room, U'ving free pick-up service, teen paperhanging. 528-4016. vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. THREE ROOM apartment, 118 VERNON CIRCLE Area — 6% way and garage, ba.sement, lot it, I have a visible straight line Brady and Oiris Goudet, sound; day Sedan Herald, leaving, nsime and chester, Conn. serviced ready for snow. room with fireplace. Second age classroom, older and $31.50 Modem Melba (blond) Main, $96. 649-6229, 9-6. room ranch,, basement garage, 100x260, trees. Only $15,900. T. to follow. When I wash my ny^ Barbara Coleman, progirem; NEW GAME for Manchester telephone number. No further Terms available. So. Windsor' Mahogany" ^ed 22.80 floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full REALTOR PoNtiac BonnevHle Vista nervous students our spe HIGH SCaiOOL graduate with Rooms Without Board 59 fireplace, combinations, bullt- J. Cropkett, Realtor. 643-1577. ion stockings I always hang Gloria DellaFera and Marie cialty. 116 Center St., Man Herald customers. You buy details required. El^uipment Co., Route 6 and | FOUR ROOM apartment, brand bath. Immediate occupancy. them by the tops and drop good manual dexterity wanted Sullivan Avenue, 289-3406. | $89.60 42” Modern Dresser, ins, very clean. Early occupan Munaon, makeup; William ARE YOU IN 1961 Pontiac Catalina Vista chester. Call for free book the paint, you name your price, new 2-famlly duplex. Oil heat, $22,600. Philbrick Agency, 640- 649-2813 marble fa each toe. This keeps COUN’TER GIRL wanted for 7 by Stafford area industry. Af-1 ------’ four drawers, plaurtlc top, (to ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman cy. Tongren Agency. 643-6321. Luettgens, E)d Cuilver. Louie let. 643-8662. we do your painting. Ceilings, near bus line. 249-2708. 8464. Lots For Sale 73 them from blowing and getting MM Cbiyaler New Yorkar walls, trim, floors. Outside p.m .-l a.m. shift. Please apply ter extensive shop ti'alnlng. Job WALLF^PER AND PAINT match above) 46.60 preferred. Telephone in room. Champeau, John Gillespie, Dave | or out of can lead to sales. Replies held sale. Celling paint, $2.89 per Call 643-7903. FOUR ROOM apartment with BOLTON — $1,900 assumes wrapped around tiie line. If Hardtop Sedan LARSON’S — Connecticut’s first work. 849-7883, 876-8401. Mister Donut, 286 W. Middle MANCHBSTEUl — Country Club mortgage, $79 per month pays Brady, Guy Tangarone, Chris ’Tpke. in 'Confidence. Box H, ‘Herald. gallon. Morrison Paint Store, $69.60 32” Comer Clhest, 4 stove, working couple prefer area. 6-room Colonial Cape, 8 HOLLIS’TER STREET—6-room TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo is a very windy day I drop two Gaudet, Mike Griifflto. Dick licensed driving school, trained, Colonial, flreplaced living all. 4'(4 room ranch home, ga marbles Into each toe. —MRS HOT WATER? M61 Tampest Station Wagon certified and approved, now 385 Center St. drawers, brass pulls, (to match red. No children, blear Main oversize bedrooms, l0x22 foot cation, city utilities. Philbrick Reoknagei, George Walker, FUULr’TTME SERVICE station room, dining room, 8 bed rage, full basement, excellent Agency, 649-8464. offering classroom and ’cehlnd Electrical Services 22 SHIRT CHECKER, steady ab ove) 44. Street. 648-6362. living room with fireplace. L. S. Y. Harry Jenkins and Otis Mc- M61 Oldsmoblle 98 Town Sedan attendant, • Boland Motors, 389 BQLENS rideamatlc tractor, 2 rooms, kitchen with plenty of location. Hurry—only $10,900. GIRLS—Please remember to Just 9'/ic* a day for fuel wheel Instruction for teen work, experience not neces large formid dining room, ga (3ann, stage orew; Arline CXU- FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt sary. Apply One Hour Martin- Center Street. bladed rotary mower. Power $16.96 Side Chair, m atches. FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, West cabinet space, garage, treed Hayes Agency 643-4803. always sign your full name and can get you out of CHdamobile Supor 88 MoU- agers. 649-6076. Septic Tanks rage, tree shaded• ■ 1 Tot. ~Robert • ver, Irene Morrlssette, FTan service on all types of elec Izing, 299 W. Middle Tpke. takeoff fdr front and cultivator. ’ above. 12.60 Side, $95 per month. Adults Realtor, lot, $18,500. Robert Wolverton WYLLYS STREET — 240 foot address. When only initials are trouble I day Coupe ROUTE MAN, ’TRUCK Driver, AND Wolverton Agency, MODERN 3 BEDROOM ranch. frontage, 643-7444. Li-wy, Mary GeAidet, properties, trical wiring. Licensed and In Cost $800 asking $400. Excel preferred. Tel. 649-1044. 649-2813. Agency, Realtor. 649-2813. signed the hint tannof be used sured. Wll.son Electrical C o.,' CENTRAL SERI/ICE — Assist- bull dozer operator, rod man lent condition. 648-8367. $99.00 Modern Low-back 100 yards from Bowers School., as we do not know to whom the and Nancy Russell, business | MOO PoDtioe OatoWns. Oonvor- On quiet' street, garage, full VERNON STREET Lot 90 Business Services Manchester, 649-4817. Olaston- ant supervisor. R.N. or college trainee, tire man, service sta Lounge Chair, foam cushion. Plugged Sewers NEW CREST LUXURIOUS Du NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH $8,500 - WELL KEPT 6% room dollar should go. —POLLY manager. If you live in a typical tlMs tangerine. 89.60 ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive basement. Bel Air Real Estate foot frontage, city utilities, Offered U bury, 643-1388. mandatory. Operating room eX' tion attendant, punch press plex Apartments, 671 Hartford 8 bedrooms, 28’ living room Vincent Lanvo ta director. house, you could easily nm operator, electronics technl-, USED WOODEN storm win- dining area, suburban! Owner 643-9332. sidewalk, near school. Call out of hot water several MOO Dodge T-8 Motion Wagon perience desirable. Call Man Machine Cleaned Road. 4 ^ rooms, 1V4 baths, with fireplace, completed rec SHOT IN HOLDUP Tickets may be obtained firoon j che.ster Memorial Hospital, 643- clan, 'Salesman, produce man, dows. 649-1872. modern conveniences, now anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, 649-7683 or 649-5986. ' times a week. LAWN MOWERS, sharpened Septic Tanks, Dry -Wells, reation room, excellent con the nuiwes aaeociation. Com MN OadUlac Hardtop Sedan Floor FinislUnK 24 1141, Ext. 278, Mrs. Miller, 'for guard, roofer, machinist ap renting at reasonable rate. Realtor, 649-5182. WA'TEIRBiURy (AP)—A 4fi- Now you can have all the and repaired, sales and serv HAND MADE all wool rug, WATKINS BROTHERS Sewer Lines InstaUed— Cel dition, recently redecorated, munity Players, or at the box ice, rental equipment. L. A M appointment. prentice, screw machine opera Agent on premises. Call eve- $16,900. Philbrick Agency, 049^ Ellington year-old \Vaterbury grocery otfftce. hot water you need at one OadUlae Oonvertible FLOOR SANDING and re- tor, Jig operator, landscape' latch hook technique, beautiful lar Waterproofing Done. SPRING STREET — Beautiful Legal Notices otore opeiraftor was on the d a n Equipment Ctorp., Route 88, 935 MAIN STREET ’ nfags, 648-4862. Mr. GUI, own 8464. 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot, 2-car time for only 9t4c* a day.. finishing (.specialieing In old HAS AVON CALLED LATELY? laborer, butcher, building design, 29x72” . Rea.sonably ger liBt at St. M ary's Hospital Think of it—only 9Vic* a Many, maii)|r etiters. Vernon, 875-7609, Manchester er floors). Waxing floors. er. Open Sundays. ^ ra g e , built-in G.E. kitchen, 8 ASSUM ABLE 41/ 2% LIQUOR PERMIT TOO SALTY r o t t HIM exchange. Enterprise 1946. If not, there may be an oppor maintenance man,, dishwasher. priced. Tel. 649-2368. today after being ahot below Painting. Ceilings. Paperhang McKin n e y b r o s . bedrooms, 1% baths, aluminum NOTICE OK APPLICATION day! tunity to earn needed mpney Many factory jobs. Apply nVE ROOM FLAT, second ’Tills is to t'ivs notice that I. the left eye during an apparent PREKO, Yugoslavia (AP) — Yes. thanks to Mobilheat ing. No Job too .small. John NEW 670x15 snow tires, truck Sewerage Disposal Go. combinations, $21,400. Robert * MORTGAGE EULA K. ZEI^INSKI, of Talcott Hill WE HAVE the time, we have serving others writh popular Conn. State Employment Serv FOR SALE '— Gas stove in floor. Inquire 800 North Mstin holdup attempt, At the age of 66, Jovan Keslc —and an oil-fired hot water the tools, will do most any Verfaille, 649-8750. Avon Cosmetics, Fragrances chains, tubes, fireplace wood 180-182 Pearl St.—«48-5808 MANCHESTER Wolverton Agency, Realtor, Road. Coventry, liave filed an ap came from his Bosnian village ice, 806 Main Street, Manches sawing equipment. Also 276 good condition, $80. Inquire St. plication dated November 8. 1963. Francis J. Greco was shot heater of correct capacity-:—, SCRANTON MOTORS, thing. Free estimates given. and Gifts for every member in ter. 649-2813. on this lovely 5-room Ranch. with the Liquor Control Commiasion while fa his otore at 29 Dike- to the Adriatic to have his first tank. 649-1353. Apt. 8, 4 Pearl Street. FOUR ROOMS, unheated, two VICIN ITY . your family can take care me. Call us anytime, 643-2097, 633- the family. Call today for .ap Transferred owner says for a tavern for the sale of alcoholic man St. about 8:40 laat night. swim fa the sea. o f all their washing needa 2987. Private Instructions 28 up, two down. Been at 1 Nel- MANCHESTER — $16,600, Cape ‘‘sell” before snow faUs. We liquor on the premises 76 Cooper pointment in your home at DRIVER WANTED for estab GREEN MULTT-OOLOR oval • Cod, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, fire- Street, Manchester. Hie condition was described as “ I didn’t like It,” he said at one time. M., Hoekvme your convenience. No experi lished dry eleanlng route. Call Bon Plw ^. ______aim to accomodate him, so The business is owned by Bula disappointedly. ‘Tt’a salted.” HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re MATHEMATICAL tutoring In braided rug with mat, approxi placed living room, 80% com 'critloal. Mora can do the family cluding college mathematics ence needed. 289-4622. 643-7264. mately 8x10, $46. 648-0744. Attractive 8 room Cape, hot don’t let this one get away. K. Zelinskl and John J. Zeliiuki of wash. Sis can do the dishes 9M96SS — 89S-86S1 moval, cellars, attics, and THREE ROOMS, furnished or water oil heat, plenty of pleted rec room. Location and Buy for $14,500 Euid move in Talcott Hill Road. (Coventry, and by Instructor of Imig expert-' a at the same time Junior yards. Weekly or monthly PART-’TIME SALES people, unfuntished, reasonable, steam yard for tolldren. Full price area excellent for children; now. Call Joe Gordon, 649- will be conducted bv EUL K. ence, reasonable rates. Call. WOOD STORM windows, (3) rear yard enclosed. Ellsworth ZELINSKI. of Tacott Hill Road, takes his bath, and you en pick-up. Harold Hoar, 646-4034. typists, counter girls, waitress, heat, adults. New Bolton Road. $13,200, 5306, 876-6811, 643-5314. Coventry, as peimlttee. 646-3968. Salesmen Wanted 36-A c55, (4 ) 32x51, (1) 32x39. Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643-' joy a shower. punch press operator. -Register Shoemaker, 446 Main After 4, 648-6389. EULA K, ZELINSKI niElE REMOVAL, pruning, and 6930. I Dated November 14. 1963. Don't delay—phone us to now for available Christmas CAREER OPPORTUNI’TY for Street. 4H ROOM GARDEN apart Open 8:30 a.m". to 9 p.m. daily M68 m e r c u r y . Excellent eon- lot- clearing. Snow removal. work. Apply Conn. State Em Announcement day. Find out how'easy it is Bonds— Stocks man who is energetic, neat, ment, available Dec. 1, ta- ALICE CLAMPET, BOLTON CENTER — 8 room AT A COURT OF PROBATE to switch to a Mobilheat- dition. Low mileage. Call 649- Frank C. Noble, 649-6142. ' ployment Service 806 Malnf and enjoys meeting people. held at Coventry, within and for 8708 after 6 p.m. Mortfirages 31 eludea heat, hot water, stove, REALTOR rambling ranch with 2-car ga BARROWS & WALLACE the dbitrlct of Coventry, on the flred water heat. Street, Manchester. $110 guarantee while training; 18th day of November, AD , 1968. The JARVIS R E A L T Y CO. announces the open SHARPENING Service — Sttws, refrigerator, parking, $116 649-4548 rage plus small barn. Base •Average family of four. M90 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 4 SECOND MORTGAGES -r- Un advance to five figu/e bracket m a ^ y . Also 8% rooms, $106 ment, two fireplaces, porch, 884B W. Middle Tpke., Preeent, Hon. Elmore Turklnzton. ing, of a branch office on Route 88, Vem m , next knives, axes, shears, skates, WAITRESS WANTED nights. rapidly. For interview call Judge. door, 6 cylinder, standard limited funds available for sec Apply In person after 6, Oak monthly.' MAncheotor OArdon etq. Vacant. A steal at $28,000. Manchester Estate of Fred J,' Horrigan, late rotary blade.s.' Quick service. ond mortgages, payments to 644-0202 between 6-8 p.m. to the Vernon Lanes, A ecxnpetent staff o f sales- ablft, silver gray, excellent Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Restaurant, Oak Street. '.t Apartments, 648-7925. ^ Many other Ustlngs available T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 848- of Coventry, InkRtid district, do- ooodttion, $976. 648-2614 after 6 suit your budget. Expedient 1677. 416 Main St., E. Htfd. ceased people will be available to show you the finest in Main St., Manchester. Hours service. J. D, Realty, 643-6129. BIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil Upon application of Catlierlne H. mORIARTY p.m. I dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Satur WANTED — - Receptionist lor r.reifoi'y, praying thiit an Inatru- real estate lisings...... in the Manchester-r-Rockville Help Wanted— furnace, good location, quiet day 7-4. 643-7968. dental office.' Must have ex 62 DITVAL ST. — Splc ’n Span ment purta:rtlnB to be the last will ■ area. As members of the Multiple Listing Service 8863 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Male or Female adults or small family. Call MANCHESTER Vicinity 5H )DERN CAPE on quiet and leHlament of said deceased be of your finances will make perience and preferably PBP Colonial, I 'i baths, carpeting, aUmlUed to probate and ttial letters uf both the Manchester Boai'ti of Realtors and BROTHERS white, purchased new, used as 643-4481 after 6:80 p.m. room ranch consisting . of 3 street, one block to bus, shop STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, more of your income available training, excellent opportunity. 2-car garage, anxious owners, of administration with the will an MCfxid car, original 11,800 bedrooms, living room, kitch nexed be granted on aald estate, os the Greater-Rockville Board of Realtors there fireplaces, flag.stone terraces. for personal use. Lump debt Box N, Herald. reduced price. E. J. Carpen ping, schools. Dishwasher, dis- mllee, radio, heater, leather ATTENTION LIVE FIVE ROOMS, West Side, sec en with buUt-ins, dining area. il, m baths. Bel Air Real par ^plication on file. It U are over 150 listings on file in all home stylings 643-5135 All concrete repairs. Reason into one monthly payment of ter, Broker, 649-5051. 0RDEREU>; Tbat the for ette seats, undercoated, extras, ond floor, furnace, aluminum Built in 1980, this homa is Im- ably priced. 643-0851. $22.25 for each thousand dollars GENERAL ELfcCTRIC CO., • WIRE PERSONS Ite, 648-9882. application be beard and detei< and price ranges. For complete and nrafessioiuJ two snow tires, OflMieoe after 6. East Hartfmx], needs woman wiiidowa, Tory clean, near moouloto. Alumlmnn eora- mfiied at the Prtkatc otflee in Cov MI-315 CMtwft. including repayment over five adults preferred. PhotM 848- 80. WINDSOR — Lovely old t real estate service call either office, MaBchester lor general office work. Typ MEN OR WOMEN blnatlons. K14,IXW. Ellaworth room Oolonlol, flrjaplaees, BILL GREEN, U Auburn entry in mid District, on the asth 8868 THUNDERBIRO, eriilte, SNOW PLOWING — A new years. Fl'ank Burke, 346-8897, 0248. day of NoV'ember, A.D. 1963, at game for Manchestor Herald ing required, figure aptitude WHO CAN TALK Mltton Afeney, Rooltora, 848- Dutch oven, garage, born, 8 Road! If you will call at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, and or VemoR, today. MW polBt Job, 11,100. Connecticut M ortgage Ex the Classified Advertising De customen. You name your change, 18 Liewis'St., Hartford, and previoua o^I- J
. . /■ ■. i .',.wm4||||||IL7v.ai4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1868 fAG* TWENTY-PffUR Average Daily Net Press Ron Tht Weather l)Ianrt;p]etrr lEoftting Hftralii Foreeaet ot U. S. Weather ! \ F or tlM Weak Btotod November IS, ISSS Moatty eioedy wHh MtMe tom- St. Gerard’s' Mothers OlrcJe iDasny T. Smith, s ^ of Mr. peratiue nhange tonight. Lew wiB meet ton^rrow at 8:15 p.m. snd Mrs'. Daniy Smith, 306 Oak- Nike Site Declared Surplus, PONTIAC OWNERS! We’re selling Custom Contour Pontioc About Town at the hcnve of Mrs, EVtwaicd land SC; and Robert W. Handll, 13,891 la 40a. Friday partly oloady aod Ward, 144 Greenwood Dr. Mrs. son of Mm. Robert Hamill, 68 Member AaAt Mgb oear 60. X n . XiLripn CkTMMn, 137 N. Jaonea Welch will be oo-hostesa Lisiurel St., were presented ftonor Town Gets Priority on Bid Boreaa of droolatioa Bkn ftt, and'Mrs. Waldo Du- aiwiards for ' their outstanding \FLOOR Manehester—A City of ViUagm Chmrm dMume, IM Hackmatack St., 'The Iiifant Jeaua of Prague schdastic achievement, yester Official nbtlficatlon has beenf Keeney St. area, ever since 1948, non-a^nUaitea volunteer workers Mothers Circle wlU meet to day aftamoon ait the 1962-63 when the New Yorit consulting (daeolfleS Advertieteg on Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS at IlM Vettenuw HoapMal, Hesv- Aosdemiic Conv'ocatton at received by the town from the ^ j MATS yOL. T.TYYTTT, n o . 45 (THIRTY-’TWO PAGHS—TWO SEKJllONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1968 morrow St 8 p.m. at the home Boston offices of the General engineer firm of Buck, Seifert _ AinNIV Ingitan. were recin*entB notiie6 m M there Preaton Dr. Mrs. Milton Ker- ’The annual Christmas party declaring that the de-activated town’s water aystem, and cama Mat Thursday nigliit. Mrs. Croa- shaiw wm be co-hostess. Nike site, off Keeney St., Is now up with that recommendation. aen received a pin for J,- for the Manchester Auxiliary Genteral Manager Richard 800 boum aervtoe, and Mrs. Du- F*olice and their wives will b« surplus property, and that the Roger Paul Winter, son of town will have priority in bid Martin said today thait if the •nr: Events oharme was given a certificate held S^day, Dec. 8, at 2 p.m., town decides to bid for the land, B%n(fyhv Ibe 1 ,000-botir mark. Mr; and Mrs. Raymond G. Win at Miller’sTer’s RRestaurant at 10' E.“ ding for it. ter, 46 Hawthorne SL, has been Center St., It was announced to A sum of $150,000 was set and if its bid Is accepted by the Pontiac floor mats can actually named to the scholastic honor aside in the town’s 1963-64 Capi GSA, the Nlke-stte reservoir boost the resale value of your Jotei Mather Chapter, Order day by Sam Diamond, captain Pontiac. Inc. In State ll-st earning year honors for of the auxiliaries and chairman tal Improvement Fund budget will be built during the 1964-65 car . . . because they protect U.S. Spy Plane Crashes, Vt DeMolay, wlU hold Scottish toward purchase of all or part fiscal yesr, and pr^iably wiU be 373 Main St. Rtte NUght tpmocrow at 8 p.m. the 1962-63 academic year at for the event this year. against wear, and keep the floor Wheaton OoUege, III., where he of the 36.80 acres of the site. finanoed by a bond issue. clean. Front and rear floor mats Manchester at the Masonic Temple. After ia a senior. Improvements on this area He added that it has not yet (ha oeremonlea refreshments Anyone wishing to donate ar now include an administration been determined how large an available in a variety of colors Hospital ^ans be aerved. ticles for the white dephant building, a barracks building area wlU be needed, nor has any to blend with your car’s interior. Our Lady of Fatima Mothers booth of St. Bridget’s Christmas and a mess hall, as well as cer appraisal been made yet to de See us now! $23.5 Million in yVank Bebsatian Raffs, son Circle will meet tonight at 8:30 Basaar on Saturday may call tain access and Utility ease termine the fair market value ait the home of Mrs. Jules Les- Mrs. William LaMotte, 349 Oak ments. of the govemment-owwed land. o t Mk. axKl M ra FVshk Raffs, sard, 74 W. Middle ’Tpke. Oo- New Buildings 107 Charter Oak St., has been land St., or Mrs. J. Edward Mc»- Engaged The area lies on an elevation Mechanical Fault Seen hoatesses will be Mrs. FVsd Fox Keever, 69 N. School St.^co- monad to the dean’s list for the The engagement of Miss Carol to the south of Garden Grove, HARTFORD (AP) — Four Cirat maridi^ period at Avon and Mrs. John McOnfferty. chairmen. for pickup service, or L. Hanson of Bolton to David bring donation.^ to the church and extends Into Glastonbury new buildings will be construct OU TbrniB School where he is F. Rhodes of Bellingham, Mass., It does not include the housing ed in a $23.5 million expansion bi the Fifth Form. ’Ihe Martha Circle of Bmam- basement afteh 7 p ^ . Friday. has been announced by her project, (adjacent to Lakewood ueJ Isitheran Church will meet program pianned by Hartford parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Circle) which the government Hospital. tomorrow at 10 am. for a sew The. WBA Guard Club will L. Hanson of Bellingham. Ml.ss will continue to utilize. U2 Found ing meeting, and a business In announcing the program meet Frldajr at 8 p.m.^at the Hanson resides with her uncle The town Is not intere.sted at yesterday, B€irclay Robinson, JImr S* i*w nveeting and Bible atiidy at 2 home of Mrs. Miles Staples, 436 and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley present in an additional avall- pm. Mrs. Hilma Lavey will be N. Main St. New officers In L. Nichols Jr., South Rd., Bol HOUSE - 8^ HALE president of the hospitial, said [ able section of 23.16 acres on devotional leader. Hoeteaees will Individuals and corporations will Off Cuba, charge of the meeting will be ton. I Line St., Glastonbury. Main Street—Manchester be asked to oointrlbute $11.3 be Mrs. Irma Harrison and Mrs. Mrs. John Loivett, president: Her fiance is the son of Mr. Manchester has had plans for Slgrid Modeen. mdlllon of the money needed. Mrs. William Ttillar, vice presi and Mrs. Eugene Rhodes of constructing a water distribution Robtoison said the balance will dent; Mrs. Wendell Graves, sec Bellingham. , reservior for the water-starved Open Tuesday and Thursday till 9 p.m. retary; and Mra John Vlhcc. Miss Hanson is a 1963 gradu oome from free endowment Pilot Gone treasurer. ate of Manchester High School. funds and $800,000 anticipated from federal grants. 2 Mr. Rhodes Is a 1960 graduate KEY WEST. Fla. (AP) Sa/e . of Bellingham High School and For Thursday Only—At The four new buildings plan Members of the Women’s ned are: —The wreckage of a U2 Auxiliary of St. Francis Hos is currently serving in the U.S. —A $12.9 million east wing spy plane which vanished pital, Hartford, have been in Air Force in the Arores. A February 1964 wedding is MATRON'S added to the main hospital Wednesday, was found t(v vited to attend a Tlianksgivlng building, with an immediate ca Donation Tea Sunday from 3 to planned. day in lOd-foot deep uater 8 p.m. at the nurse’s residence. BAKE SHOP pacity of 200 beds and with in the Gulf of Mexico. The kMtmi «» «l i Men’s and Boys’ oonrtruction foundations built Im 340 Collins St., Hartford. Those The Lithuanian Alliance of for allowing laiter expansion up body of tlie pilot was not in * rtaUi attending are reminded to bring America will sponsor a rum bo 400 beds. the cockpit. •■i MbdNwi, w| •• I I r<)M \'i'i( items to distribute to patients mage sale Saturday from 9 STRAWBERRY mmmmm. nnr —A $5.9 million school of An air-spa search by Navy on Thaiiksgiving Day, including a.m. to 3 pm. at Luthuanien nursing, accounting for two and Coast Guard plane.s and a ts c ir ; ^( )\i i '( )irr baby gifts. HaU, Gokway St. CHEESE PIE Wvdings—classrooms and reel- .surface craft was continued for C MEANS Coat Sale deivjes. tile pilot. Capt. Joe G. Hyde Jr. Lakota Council, Degree of The Omar Shrine Club will —A $4.7 mtUlon continuing of Iji Grange. Ga. PocahoRteus, \^1 meef tonight hold a regular meeting FViday oars unit that will Include fa Capt. Ernest H. Dunlap, chief •"Belanoa Is tbe reglsteted at 7:30 at Old Fdllows Hall. mt Willie’s Steak House. The so MRS. GERTRUDE NOVAK TM of the Heberietai Patent There will be a social time with cilities for the oonvalescent pa ..V* A-'J'. of .staff to tile commander of uA j UMRIOAN O^OAX* cial hour will begbi at 6:30 pjn. 688 Center St^-649-0046 tient and for medical rehabilita ; the Key West Navy Base, said Oorp." refreshment* after the busknen with dfamer at 7:30. meeting. tion for persons of all ages. j two Navy salvage vessels, Pe- for fuel oNe, eervlce, ' trel and Shrike, had reached the Klebanoff Claims wreckage and determined that St. EaizBltMith’s IMiothera Orole i the pilot was not in the cockpit. beating equipment will nteet tonight a t 8:16 at the Widow Is Witness NIBW HAVEN (AP) — 'Tax {jJsldDlfL Earlier, the Coast Guard cut DRUG COMPANY phone S22*8151 home of Mrs. Kenneth Dowding, llena against the estate of the ter Nemesis had reported find 76 TnmbuU Rd. Oo-«oideai wlU Men’s All Wool late M. Edward Klebanoff now ing debris at the spot 40 miles •01 Main St.—04S-5SS1 170 PEARL 8TBJEET be Mn. John Maiming- total more than his $100,000 This is a U2 reconnaissance plane, a type of which was found today off Key West, Ha. (AP Pholofax.) northwest of Key West and 180 HARTFORD. CONN. In Baker Hearing worth of Htfe insurance. miles north of the coast of Advertieement— Suburban Coat Klebanoff, a former probate Cuba. K »C BINGO court derk, died in an auto It was at that place, at 10:83 Tou’B be glad you dML Next Regularly $14.99 smashup Nov. 9, 1962 at about C am bodian Viet Change a. m. Wednesday that Hyde’s year at thto time youTI be glad WASHING'TON (AP)—A chic blonde widow who fell the same time that he was to Congo Reported plane vanished from radar you opened a OhiistiiMus Chib heir to a partnership with Robert G. Baker in owner appear in Superior Q rurf for scopes, and where another air Axxount at Connecticut Ebnk Every Friday Nighf Af S P,M, Men’s all wool, quilted lined ship of a plush resort motel goes before the Senate sentencing on embezzlement Reports Wish Not Altering craft eight minutes later re and Trust Company beoeuse suburban coats in solids, Rules Committee today for questioning about his busi charges. ported sighting an oil slick. the fun of shopping for the hoU- KNI8HTS OF COLUMBUS HOME ’ITie government to trying to At Strategic Air (Command daiye to enhanced wtien ready plaids and herrinsfbones. Flap ness dealings Cutting Red Ties 138 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER thu year to a vending machine ooUect about $101,000 in Income To Be Neutral Aid from U.S. headquarters In Omaha, Neb., cash to aveilafeae. You’ll be wel- pockets. Sizes 86-46. Sha la Oertrud* Novak, the taxes It says the New Haven a spokesman said It waa be oomed a t 896 Main Street, 16 mother of two young children firm Baker had dealings with. Novak died in March 1962. His laiwyer ehould have paid in WASHINGTON (AP) — Cam Bv MAIX50LM BARR lieved that the crash waa m NorOi Mioin or the Pairhade. and an employe of tiie Senate 1960, ’61 and ’62. bodia has not turned its back on LEOPOLD'VILLE, 'The Congo (AP)—Premiere Cy- HONOLULU (AP)—South Viet caused by mechanical failure. NOW $ 1 2 ^ Small Rualness Committee for death was ruled a suicide and the West in asking for a termi Both SAC and the Defense De AUTOMATIC his widow Inherited his partner- Klebanoff, who resigned hia rille Adoula is preparing to break diplomatic ties with Nam’s change In government $58 the last 18 year*. court job after an investigation nation of American military and will not affect the United States' partment said there'was no evi IHRAVT DUTT ■MP- ■ the, Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia and expel their Behind' the cloned door* ot the 'Die motel opened with fanfare turned up evidence of fraudu economic aid. Ambassador attitude In the troubled Southeast dence of hostile action against NECCHI $79 OON80UE ml** commltt**, Mrs. Novak Mong Kimny said today. diplomats from the Congo, government sources said to- Asia country, the U.S. State De the plane. lent transactions In hi* private N and the bubbling of champagne was to be questioned about the at a party which drew Washing Saw practice, waa killed when The veteran diplomat sAld he day. partment says. Eight minutes after the U3 ..motel venture and other trans- ton flgnres, including Vice Pres hia car swerved suddenly into had given asaurancea to the Onie eoureea said Adoula China and followers of former Reporting on Wednesday’s vanished, another plane report aotlona In which Baker had a ident Lyndon B. Johnson, but an entrance abutment of the State Department that Cambo would aoort putfiish documents, Vice .Premier Antoine Gizenga, top-level meetingoir dipfomatic ed sighting an oil slick bi the COSTS LESS! HOUSE k HALE Boys’ Corduroy part. No data has been set for apparently flzZled financially West Rook tunnet' on the. Wil dia's chief of state. Prince Nor seised from two Soviet diplo whose separatist regime In and militasy oMnals In Hono area. any public >'.^arlngs. odom Sihanouk, Kas no intention The Cuban radio reported Main Street—^Manchester under the Baker-Novak man bur Oooa Pirkiway. mats arratted Tuesday, which Stanleyville had Soviet support lulu, Robert Manning, assistant jpakar, 16, resigned as sacra- agement The Mututo life lhauranoe of rushing Into the arms of the showed deep involvement of the and recognition. secretary of state for public af merely that a U2 “which might Goal Coat tery ta I the Senate’s Democratic Communists. two Communist countries In Obenye and several Oizengist fairs, said the meeting produced have been on reconnaissance Committee Investlgatofs w ere Co. of New Yortc has refuoad activities over Cuba,” had majority after allegations of reported to have questioned to pay doubte Indemnity death “All we want is to be left subversion In the Congo. leaders are among the Congo no proposals for major changes DOES MORETmle Just say: "Charge It, Please" alone,” Kimny said In an inter in U.S. policy In Viet Nam. He crashed in the Gulf, presum Regularly $18.99 ccsn^ct of Interest Wednesday the man who blew bemfUa "because of the ab The sources said expulsion lese politiclane who ha\(e sought view. "Let our friends Judge us the protection of Brazzaville’s said he sees no changes in eco ably because of "a mechanical Mrs. Slovak’s husband, Alfred the whistle on Baker—Ralf^ L. sence of any indication that by the success or failure of our letters to the Rusaiana and the fault.” I. Novalc, was Baker’s partner HilL Mir. Ktobenoflfa death was due Czechs were being readied by left-leaning provisional govern nomic aid in the foreseeable Olive corduroy, knit col In the Carousel Motel at Ocean policies. the foreign m inlst^. The final ment. future. Last month, on the anniver to aoddent rather than suiokto.” "They see a war in South Viet The conference drew Secre sary ot the U.S.-Soviet orisis lared, pile lined goal City, Md., that was sold earlier (See Page Twenty) cide." decision on when to deliver Miakotnykh, who has been ac coat. Sizes 8-18, Nam, and they see civil strife them is up to Adoula, they tive in extremist circles, was tary of State Dean Rusk; De over Cuba, It was disclosed that in Laos, while in (Jambodia they said. known to have been in recent fense Secretary Robert S. Mc the gllder-Iike U2s still were This Could Be Tanker Crippled see we have peace. contact with Gbenye in Brazza- Namara; Henry Cabot Lodge, flying reconnaissance missions NOW $ 1 1 M "Leave us alone to work with Soviet Embassy officials re vlUe, well Informed circles said. U.S. ambassador to South Viet over Cuba. Photographs taken NEW HAVBH4 (AP) — A our people and develop our ported that a Russian newspa by these planes confirmed the orippled tanker was bowed bo Most Western diplomats con Nam; Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Pain, Tears Fill Days weak economy. That is all we perman was arrested at his ho sidered him the Soviet Union’s head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; presence of Soviet offensive Your Mink Now... tta dock today after l>ecomlng ask of our neighbors and our tel Wednesday night. He is Ben- main contact man with Adoula’s Maj. Gen. Paul D. Harkins, missiles on the island and Boys’ Wool disebled in the Qulnnlpiac Riv friends in the East and West." ik Beknazar-Juzbachev, corres brought the showdown that led er. ■ enemies. head of the U.S. military ad Kimny has represented his pondent of the Soviet Novosti ..Meanwhile, the Soviet diplo visory group In Viet Nam; Adm. the world to the brink of nu The tanker had just finished countiw here for 11 years and News Agency who arrived re clear war. V Of Christine Simko matic mission of about 109 per Harry D. Felt, Pacific military NECCHI Suburban unloading threb-quertebs of ns played leading roles m the 1964 cently in Leopoldville.' lewNM CMcm No Payments till ’64^ sona was spending its third day commander, and other top civil America’s only known fatality gasoline cargo late loot night Geneva conference on Indochina The Soviet official ssaid they without electricity or telephones ian and military officials from in this crisis was a U2 pilot. BLNA Coat By DORIS O’DONNELL ^visits dally at her bedside, of when 1$ ran aground on mud and the 1961-82 Geneva confer had received no news of the in the eight-story block of lux Saigon, Washington and Hono Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr. was CLEVELAND (AP) — Chrla- fered help the girl rejected. Mo flats. Ita er^gtne room quickly ence, which established the neu whereabouts or condition of the ury apartments which serve lulu. shot down Oct 27, 1962, over TEL 246-3011 Yes, enjoy the holidays in a mink tlno Simko, battling to face each ments later when a social serv become flooded through a hole trality of Laos. He also has Regularly $12.99 two diplomats who were both as on embassy and their McNamara left for Washing- Ckiba, apparently by a rocket. MS Msis 9t., Hsrtiwd trimmed coat that can only bring dawn with a smUe, finds her ice worker tried to adjust a pil in the side. been a familiar figure at the dragged from their car and ar home. Hie Congolese cut serv It was In May 1960 that the • days and nights filled with pain, low,.'she cried: "Don’t touch ' The khlip was enroute to de United Nations. rested. ice to them on IVesday. (See Page Eleven) revolutionary U2 first broke glamour and envy for you . . . and . . . liver the rest of Its cargo a it won’t cost you a penny until after All wool, pile lined subur fitful slumber and anguish. me.” Sihanouk has no plan to ask Embassy OounseUor Boris Vo dramatically Into the news, ban coats in grey, olive In the first interview with Mrs. Simko said Christine’s ehort way up the river when It for military aid from Commu ronin and Press Attache Yuri when Francis Gary Powers was the holidays. _ Christine, 14, since her right leg nerves are still raw and "she ran into trouble. nist China, Kimny said, but Pe Miakotnykh wars arrested on downed over the Soviet Union and blue. Sizes 8-18. was amputated 11 days ago to can’t stand to have anyone 'The tanker, owned by the king may be asked to send "a their return from BrazsavlUe, and Imprisoned for 21 months, halt a cancer, she displayed a touch her bed.” Poling ’Tranaportatlon Co. of few technical experts, not mili capital of tha neighbmdng Con until the United States obtained NOW $ 1 1 .9 0 , variety of moods—each over- However, during the angiush New York, took only five min tary.’’ go. Republic, where extremist JFK Bipartisan Talk his freedom in exchange for thb ohadowed by tears. of waiting for a pill to alleviate utes .0 settle bo the bottom of “In our agreement on mili opponents of the Adoula regime convicted Soviet spy, Rudolf HOUSE A HALE "I’m so weak,’’ she sighed, the pain, Christine welcomed the riiver, leaving lbs artem a tary aid with the United States .ire setting up a "Congolese gov Abel. struggling to adjust her position and clung to the cool hands hos scant four feet sAwe the waiter. there is a provision that Cam ernment in exile."' The disclosure that U2s were Main Street—^Manchester by grappling for a metal trlan- pital aides pressed to her hot The New Haven police and bodia must not receive aid from Hints Texas Worries spying on the Soviet Union led gle over her bed. forehead. fire boats were oalled to the any of the Socialist countries," Adoula and his cabinet enraged Premier Khrushchev to PUnty of Fr*» Parkinf -- f Frustration in reaching the Doctors at Cleveland Metro scene. When efforts of these the ambassador .said. "In point Wednesday night examined doc wreck a scheduled summit con bar brought tears of anger and politan General Hospital report two boats to free the tanker of fact, this meant we were not uments taken from the two Rus SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—f$6.1 billion previously approved ference in Paris. defeat. neutral.” sians. Well Informed sources President Kennedy depicted his by the House. Administration Boys’ Nylon Ski Parkas \ said they Included letters from forces were pushed back to this Her mother, Lily Simko, who (Bee Page Eleven) (See Page Twelve) For this reason, he added, Si adminlstratlcm’s scientific pro (See Page Twelve) hanouk - has decided definitely Christophs Obenye, leader of position after repelling a bold ^ i c Young Regularly $7.99 he will not ask for Peking's mil the extreme nationalist follow gram today as a bipartisan ap assault by one of their usual itary assistance because such ers of the late Patrice Lumum proach to the future that will supporters, Sen. J. W. Fulbrlgbt, Boys’ nylon quilted ski parkas in blue an appeal "means that Cambo ba. benefit all mankind. D-Ark., to cut the total by $619 and white. Sizes 6-16. Meriden. Boy dia would then become a satel These sources said tbs letters The President said in a million. Fashions lite of the Soviet bloc.’’ included a request for about $27 speech prepared for dedication "This progx-am has degenerat Bulletins Kimny repeated accusations million in counterfeit bills to be of the Aerospace Medical Health ed into a great big grab bag NOW $ 6 .9 0 Playing Part that South Viet Nam and Thai used to destroy confidence in Center at Brooks Air Force Base with goodies in it for every Culled from AP Wires land, recipients of massive the Congo’s currency. that the “new^ frontiers" slogan body,” Fulbrlgbt said Girls’ Nylon American military aid, had vlo- Another letter reportedly which helped him win the presi In direct rebuttal to the 'man Of ^Oliver!’ asked the Russians to , Investi dency In 1960 "Is not the exclu he once wanted as his secretary NITZE CONFIR!HEa> (See Page Fourteen) gate links between Coi^munist sive property of either Demo W.ASHINOTON ^.AP) — Reversible (See Page Fourteen) Boys’ Hooded Toggle Coats By HENRIETTA LEITH crats. or Republicans.” The Senate -Armed Ser\loe* NEW YORK (AP)—Start "It refers, instead," he said, Committee voted 11-3 today Ski Parkas Regularly $9.99 ing tonight, "Oliver!’’ will sud "to this nation’s position In his to approve the nomination of Regularly 810.99 denly shed four years and be tory today—to the fact that we Paul H. Nitze to sueiwed the come ah 8-year-old with brown Vote Approves Mass stand on the edge of a new era Courts Bar resigned Fred Korth aa sec Hooded reversible ski Pile lined boys’ toggle coats with de hair, blue eyes, somewhat filled with both crises and oppor retory of the Navy. Chair parkas, solid and print in tachable hoods in olive and gray. Sizes bucked teeth and worlds of tunities, an era to be character man Richard B. Rufisell, D- 6-12. ized .by both grim challenges Lawyer for Oa., annotineed the vote# red and blue. Sizes 7-12. charm. and historic achievements.” agi^st the hontination were The charm, producers of the In Modern Lan^age This unusual bipartisanship on NOW $ 9 .9 0 hit musical version of the east bv Strom Thurmond, D- NOW $ 0 .9 0 Dickens classic believe, will the part of the , President James Hoffa S. C.. Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., seemed to reflect considerable and Barry Goldwater, R- than make up for a alight lack VATICAN CITY (AP) — The» Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro of administration worry about of experience. Vatican Ecumenical Council Italy, today’s presiding officer, NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP)—An .Ariz., the latter two voting by what is going on in Texas. The proxy. Children’s' For when Ronnie Kroll, son voted today to permit the use asked the council fathers to vote attorney preparing James R. of a Meriden, Conn., barber, whether they accepted the first state will cast 26 electoral votes, of modern language throughout slightly less than one-tenth of Hoffa's defense against jury NOT IN PRIMARY takes over the lead in "Oliver!" the sacraments of the Roman three chapters of the schema as the total Kennedy would need 3'Piece it will be the first time he has Catholic Church, such as bap a basis for such detailed discus tampering charges has been NEW YORK (AP) — Qov. lOO^o W(3ol Fur played even a featured, much sion., for re-election in 1964. accused of the same offense and Nelson A. Rockefeller, after a tism and marriage, without re meeting with Pennsylvania Snow Suits Men’s Jackets Men’s Dura-hide less a starring, role on Broad taining Latin even for key He said balloting on the de Accompanied by the First barred from practicing In fed •» way. clarations on Jews and religious Lady, Kennedy flew to Texas to Gov. William W. Scranton to Regularly $13.99 phrases. eral courts. day, announced that he will Trimmed Coats Regularly $14.99 i Ronnie, whose 13-year-old Tbe council also put aside, at liberty, making up the fourth try to spread some high grade U.S. District Judges William brother is already playing a and fifth chapters of the schema White House political oil on trou not enter the Pennsylvania pri Durable, made for Stretch Driving Gloves least temporarily, controversial E. Miller and- Frank Gray Jr. mary election. * These lovely 100% wool coats, luxuri lesser role in "Oliver!’’, began declarations*on Jews and reli would take place later. bled Democratic waters. He also signed an order Wednesday wear, '8 piece (jacket, singing duets with his brother Council press spokesmen told was mindful of the challenge of Scranton, who Is known to ously trimmed with mink in fashions gious liberty. night prohibiting Z. T. Osborn prefer no battle for Peoeyl- 2 pants) snow suits Nylon reversible ski parkas, $ 1 . 1 9 when Ronnie was so little they The declarations on Jews and newsmen Cardinal Lercaro’a ac Barry Goldwater Republicans Jr. of Nashville from practicing favorite colors of brown, amber, taupe, had to put him on a stool so tion was "clearly a nnove to get tor Texas’ support In next vanla’s 64 Republican Nation with plaid jacket and bomber and clicker type jack religious liberty, part of a In their courts. Officials said the al Convention votse, conferred royal, red and black, come in sizes for ets of corduroy and wool. Sizes he could be seen. schema on Christian unity, had on with the discussion despite year’s presidential election. order would bar Osborn from solid pants in sizes everyone. Misses’ 8-18, Briefs 6-16, Tliey sang their duets at been the key issues in the coun- the fact that the last .two chap , Riding In another plane, Vlc* with Ro«-kefelIer here for an 4-6x. 86-46. ters have created such open President Lyndon B. Johnson practicing in all federal courts. hour and 20 iiilnutee. Juniors 5-16 and Half Sizes 16t/^-22!/4. Men’s All Wool civic club meetings slid other 'cU’s general debate on the The judges accused Osborn, local affairs, and studied mu schema. controversy.” and his wile accompanied the NOW 0 1 2 M sic sit the Julius Hartt School In the discussions that started The council fathers took a President and^ his wife to the 43, of offering $10,000 through a STRIKE CONTINUES Beg. $79.96 . . $68 in Hartford. Conn. single ballot on closing the gen Lone Star State. middleman to 'a prospective HARTFORD (AP) — Near AJJL $ 1 8 4 1 6 Scarfs and Scarvesti Monday some prelates said such juror if he would prevent con ly 600 of the 800 striking em Reg. $89.96. . . $ 7 8 4 Then the Kroll boys got p a ^ declarations pertaining to non' eral debate and acaepting the The President planned to fly P' first three chapters as a basis tonight to Houston, where he viction of Hoffa, president of the ployes of Veeder Root Inc. Reg. $99.96 ...,. $ 8 8 in a production of “The King Christians did not belong In the here voted more tiian 6-1 to Girlf’ Orion Mittens i l 4 > 9 , and I’’- ait the Oakdale 'Music schema an (Christian unity. for further dls r \ u : (