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Pope Asks It.* - V ' Thousands Greet UN S eek Pontiff on Route NEW YORK (AP)—Pope Paul VI, spiritual ruler of 5S0 million Roman Catholics came to America tod iy War’s End as a peace pilgrim to the United Nations, and to meek with President Johnson. UNITED NATIONS, N. The first Pope to visit the New Worid airtved at Y. (AP)—Pope Paul VI Kennedy Airport at 9:27 a.m. after a nine-hour i e t today reaffirmed his sup> flight of 4,280 miles from Rome. port of the United Nations Awaiting the pontiff were high-ranking officiala of and urged as its goal “No more war, war never all levels of government and the church. The A litalif again.” Airlines Jet taxied to a red carpeted welcoming oere^ mony. ^ In a speech prepared for Red velvet roping enclosed the area and a long black delivery before the 117-nar limousine stood waiting to take the Pope on a motor* tion General Assembly, the cade parade through Queens and Manhattan. Thou« 4 Pope declared: sands of spectators had turned out hours earlier to wait “If you wish to be broth­ for a glimpse of him. ers, let the arms fall from Among the spectators at the life to ths hope of immortality, * your hands, one cannot -U ■ i sealed-off airport and along the God blase thla land S( love while holding offen­ papal routes were big delega­ yours!" sive arms." tions of Catholic children, pert Showing no sign of weaiineaM He urged the audience, of the 706,000 from 1,091 metro­ from the long flight, ths PapSL of diplomats to find ways politan area piuochlal schools 88, walked to the UmouaiM. R l to guarantee international ' which declared a holiday for the' clear plastic top had been left security “without having, historic visit. off for the 24-mlIe parade ■ , ' ^ r/y U.N. Secretary-General U Manhattan and St. Patrick’s recourse to arms." "This is Thant, the official who tovtted Cathedral, where soma paraena a most noble aim," he said, > the Pope to lay his Church’s had been waiting oveniiglit. * “this the people expect of plea for peace before the Inter­ A crowd oontimiad to pesM you, tiiis must be obtain­ national body, headed the wel­ around Mm even as Pop* Pad ed.” , coming delegation sat on the special seat wMoh The ponUff u id : M He Prepare* to Leave Airport. Crowde Line- Route of Hig .Motorcade. No other aircraft were In the can lift Mm seven iaOhas ab efi "Gratitude will be expressed cool, clear sky as the big Jet Ms fellow pessengere. Ha shook t^Orou by all peoples, relieved approached from the east for a many of the bands oatatrstehail as they will then be from the State News , landing. Airport activity ceased to hUn- crushing expenses of arma­ V*S, C I t i e « as workers and spectators Police motoreyelea and * ae*> ments, trusting ia your senti­ Johnson Offers Asylii watched. Iser led the way and the pnsei ments o< humanity and generos- To Receive • With Ihant were the other slon started. 1^." Bus Strik e official greeters: Secretary of Pope Paul’s Umouaine, flytag He urged further that the sav­ Cuban Exiles , State Dean Rusk, New York the papal and American fligS) ings resulting from arms reduc­ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, MIAMI; Fla.^(AP) - The'lm H in ges on was the sixth car to the metoc* tions will be diverted to the bea- To Refugees from Mayor Robert F. Wagner and cade. Ms host, Cardtoal Spefl> •flt of the developiifg countries. pact of a new (Aban refugee Francis Cardinal Spellntan, man, rode with Mm. The pontiff told th* delegatss; flood, antlcipeited here In view NEW YORK (AP) —1 port of entry — choppy, whlte-#doors tor Cubans who seek to Union Vote archblrtiop of New York. Also Minutes later, howsvar, tbp "You have performed and you of President Joimaon's favora­ capped New York habor — to join some 270,000 of iheir coiav tiiere were foimer' Italian Pre* Presidertt Johnson set the WEtHEBflFDDLD (AP)-Con- procession stopped and the Popt •ontlnoe to perform a great ble response to Fidel pastroVi open the gates of another, Mi­ trymen already In the Unl)ed mier Amlntore Fanfeni, presi­ sbiftad to boMuaia* with § work: The education of man­ 'Mars of government and ami. He said the Florida city State*: t naqfiou) Go> buses wairq stltt run­ ding- of tba i U.N. Geneeal A*- 'let them go” offer, would-be diplomacy in ,motioa. today, ning to tiw (i«rtfqr4,*RB)». Bk- Bimbly, Slid 'ttm fmir .dkaf^.ltoiii* itm Vnpkasitol kind in the ways of peace. The toK tfaiouilMiA;. theT-pnli^ wiU l^.,"a teinpcrary stopping —Ma.aald h« 1m» aikad'-tha Mrlak sag a M M ^ ' ' United Nations is a great school to Amferlca'h tefuge place tor r^ugees as they, reset­ Stats Deporiment to seek vsh and StatotM txati ja^tay, V.^^^urdlaals. ttafes, wy persons laaktng Randl Fomasaa. * • Aaaaa(Mk>' where that education th Im pi^ 0 Cubsns who seek to tle in other paria cf this oettn- ^elN*''»o*w6ra*ito peadt^wab.lttiloi* m4M^iw*htp pontiff, wUte-rolwd and «iMiSS»^t»1i*tidle the iltitt an arcaogamant tor the mova- vote 'on the oompony’t latest wearing a crimson eapa.aad c tf ed Preaa photograpiMr •d, today In tiM im- -ef*-”.* . •• - ' eave. ...Communist try.” pient of rafunea from Cuba to contract offer. with gold embroidei sembiy hall of Uiat school. V^en New arrtvals would rapid^ island Fidel Castro. Johnson’s dramatic announce­ ment ovetVhadowed hl6 tnajOT M l ^ ^n>* tiitttad itote* dost you leave this hall, the world be sent to oltle* other ttwa Ml- I declare to the people of looks upon you as the architects Cuba that thoee who seek refuge mission on Liberty Island, Oie not maintaJh..ftlptemaUe 'rela- 9790 tLiim jtai waved to aipt,” B ^ a'spoKeemen at tba ttona WMhCdba.' , % " uhtu 4he abo- unton Iwi ’Ortvers crowd. compartment to the c ceremony In which he signed a and constructors of peace." Cuban Refugee Center. i here ia Amerloa will find it," and mechanics get a chance to tion occupied by tba 'piaka and He continued: Joixwon said Sunday In a wind­ new immigration biU into law. Johnson said he Wants the He slowly descended the TQie U.8. govemment-opera- hear the company proposal and ramp, smiling, and shook hands distributed oommemorailv* "Peace, as you know, i* not ted center already has resettled swept, bW-aignlng ceremUnited States permit all the arrangements needed so were not optimistic about a set­ almost to a monotone. the Chicago public school crisis Aitime added, "The Dant- may be in those categories. that Ckibana “who seek free- "Graefings to you, America I” any cMzen to come freely to The President announced tlement. of the involving ISO millions in fsderal esque spectacle of people Cuba," Castro shouted to the pontiff said. these steps to open America’s (See Page Nineteen:) sducaUon funds. fleeing from !!» Red crime will Cheering audience, ,"tiet them E lection D ay "The first Pope to set foot Upon your land blesses you with The dispute arose Ihrlday be a greet offering to the Statue permit any clttzen to come free­ It’s election day in 116 Con­ Of Liberty where you pro- all his heart. He renews, as It P o p e , when the U.S. Office of siduca- ly to Cuba. . necticut cities and towns and tlon ordered that ISO million In noimced your historic worde.” were, the gesture of your dis­ Travel of Americans “to Cube more than 420,000 people are coverer, Christopher Columbus NEW YORK (AP) Sto federal funds be withheld from Among some Amerioana here and otoer Communist countries eligible to cast ballots to the when he planted tiie Cross of cerpts from ths ororda o t Pop* Chicago public schools foi^ fail­ there appeared a recurrence of now Is restricted by the State LBJ Wants Details, Paul VI: some reeentment that reached a local contests. Christ to this blessed soli. ure to comply with the 1S64 OlvU Department. Most of ths eommuniUes Deporting from Roms—‘Qt is Rights Act. cUmax in 1968 when the Cuban Of Johnson’s proposal to per­ "May the cross of blessing which hold elections on the first which we now trace over your peace we ask for with a vole* The Opordinatlng Oounoil of exile colony totaled 900,000. The mit Oubena to come to America, that has no force of arms but is Miami Herald reported It re Reealls Bay of Pigs Monday of October In odd-num skies and your land preserve Community OrganlzaUons, an ,U.S. government sources be- bered years are small ones. Invigorated by the vary strength organization * of Integration ceived many ckUs expressing 'ueve 60,000 to 76,000 Cubans those gifts which Christ gave EDITOR’S , NOTE — Preal-^American But there are also mayoral you and guarantee to you; of the Prince of Peace, whoa* groups, appealed to Mayor Dal­ apprehension over Jobs and might seize the opportunity to minister and repraeentallvo on buslneaa opportunities in the dent Johnson has always been a president to be courageotu but elections in Bristol and Torring' peace, concord, freedom. Justice ey In a telegram Sunday: leave their homeland and taka cautious. That’s why I surround earth we are: We aak tba heads face of another wave of refugee man tor details, but his Interest (See Page Ten) — and above all the vision of , "Because of an Intransigent up refuge. In the United States. in the Viet Nam war Is prodi­ every decision with all the cau­ of state as well aa pollUolana, superintendent of schools and a (See Page Tm) Johnson stood at one historic gious — even tor him. It’s the tion I can get.” diplomats aa well as financial school board hardly able to take spectre of the Bay of Pigs, aides Accordingly, no American and economic experts, actanUats the most feeble stepe forward, say — that’s why he tries to act plane can hit any target to and pMloeophere, literary man .segregation and inequality in with courage but caution. North Viet Nam or any other and those of the praei, for Chicago's schools has brought ’’politically sensitive” area Fierce Battle Erupts peace. AH are called to lend on a crisis of catastrophic Natchez Marches Set BySAULPETT without the specific approval of their contribution to the graat proporUons with the withholding AP Special Correspondent the President. It Is he who work Of peace, wMch needs ev­ of federal funds. WASHINGTON (AP) — "Aft­ makes the final decisions after Between Viet Forces eryone to order to sink deep and "We now call upon you to on- er all,” said Lyndon B. Johnson, lists of possible targets are Ineradicable roots to our time." tor this situation wlUi vigor a^d Despite Mass* Arrests "It’s the only war we got." presented to him periodically by Nam^from holes,’’ a military spokes- To President Charles da determlnaUon to bring Oilcago Thus, In a comment to a the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (AP) — Fierce fighting broke man reported. Gaulle wMle flying over Praao* ■chools Into compliance with the NATCHEZ, Mlsa. (AP) —^hlbltlng both the NAACP and —“To the noble notkn a< the Ku Klux Man from any ac­ member of his Cabinet, did the Johnson, say his aides and out today between a Vietnamese Three companies of Marines, Civil Rights Act, and to encour- Charles Evers, state field secre­ President recently explain his backed by mobile artillery, France and to this man wh* 4 tion that might increase racial advisors, is not trying'to mast army battalion and a strong age In every possible way the tary of the NAAOP, said Ne­ enormous Interest In the day-to- Viet Oong force to Btoh Dtoh swept the rice paddles and sug fulfilla Ms destiny today with oa tanalona In Natchez. City offi­ ermtnd the war to Viet Nam on much authority and who work* olty’s full cooperation with the groes- would demonstrate here cials aaked tor the order. day details of the war In Viet Province, 278 mllee northeast of ar cane fields 6 miles (louth of squad level, nor Is the war Da Nang but could not find the for understanding and peace la U.S. Qoffice of BduoaUon.. . . ” agaln^tonlght despita the arrest Evers a&td Negroes would Nam. being ’’over-controlled from Saigon. Schools Supt. Benjamin C. enemy force. Europe and to the world. W* of 409 eivll rights workers In confine marching until the Aty Characteristically, Johnson Washington.” But the Presi- A U.S. military spokesman Wlllls, 68, was reared by the weekeitd demonstrations. hu always been Interested In said the batUe was still raging Maj. Gen. Lewis W. Walt, send to your excellenoy and to granted their demands, which dent'’B totereet to the details, U.S. Marine commander to Viet all our dear eons of Franoe a phlcago Board of Education In Police arrested KB In the first included achool dasegregatlon detail; during the last election they say. is prodigious. lata today. Government loasea May to a tour-year contract, Nam, said at least 11 Viet Oong particular papal bleealng." of three attempted marchee to andt Ui4 hiring of Negro police­ campaign, they say, he wae Frequently,, late at night, he were deeoribed as heavy. with the stipulation that he re­ deciding who rode in which cars The Vietnamese battalion was were killed by Infantry, artillery To Queen Bltzabeth wbUa the city hall Sunday. Evers men. will call the National Command and air attack put other officers tire on lUs 66Ui Mrthday in De- turned some gOO Negroes back' In the motorcadea. protacting an engineer battalion flying over England— "Wa aand. Each of the' marches started Center at the Pentagon tor late believed the toll was Mgher. respectful graettoga to Tour •ember 1966. ■ after they, ran Into a police bar­ But this attention to the tiny word on American pilots miss­ rebuilding a bridge wMoh had Integration grotipe contend from the Beauloh -Baptist as well as the big picture In Viet been destroyed to heavy Another major battle ap­ Majesty and Invoke upo* you. ricade ib» second and third church. None got farther than ing over Viet Nam. He has also peared to be developing to South WUUs has maintained de facto tiipes, both after dark. Nam evidently reflecte more fighting near Phu Oi last week. upon the royal family and uiwil two blocks. been Interested to the "kill ra­ Viet Nam’ aouthenunost prov the beloved people of your Uag- •egregaUon In the public The number Jailed, Including than IKe-Iong habit. Clearly, tio,” the proportion of American A relief force was dispatched •chools. Police Chief J. T. Robinson Johnson remembers the Bay of but It reportedly made little Ince of An Xuyen, ISO miles sou dom, richest divine bleeatogi at a few whites, reached 409 with met the first wave of Sunday’e and South’ Vletnameoa easual- theset of Saigon. n » council, led by Albert 19 piokMs airested Friday, and Pigs, where lack of Information contact with the enemy. proepertty and concord." marchers two blocks from the ties to Viet Cong loeeSs; the ra­ govaral government battal­ To President Johnson by radto lUthy, appealed to 'Pranots Kep- 16 ^ckets and 271 marchere and mlslntormatlon apparently tio of materiel ioeies; the name U.S. casualtiea to the aetlcn pel, U.S. commissioner of ed- church and asked them to dis­ led President John F. Kennedy were described as light." All ions caught up with a Viet Oong to flight.” We assure your aa- piokad up Saturday. perse. He said: "You’re pa .of a helicopter pilot who com­ battalion but there were no re llMtlon, In July and asked that Most of those arreeted have to disaster. That spectre haunts were advisers with the Viet­ cellency of our dafsrantlal r*> radlng without a permit. No pleted his mission though porta of casualtlaa on elthar spect and cordial astaam, and federal funds be withheld unUl been take* to the state prison him and Is likely to haunt wounded; the question of wheth- namese units. permit haa been asked. No per­ aide. Full-strength Viet Cong pray that God may aupport and fh# QUoagd pu)>lto schools are farm at Parohman, 200 milts to American presidents tor a long er better pay and. housing might South of the Da Nang air base properly integnUd. mit has been Issued.’’ time to come, Johnson has Indt an estimated 160 to 9(Xl Viet battalions run from 600 to 000 comfort you, your f a s ^ a n i the north. PpUce said those 19 A Negro minister leading the reduce the South Vletnameee men and regular Vietnamese The U .l. Office of RduaaUon yaare old and older would b* cated to recent vlsltori. Oong ambushed a 'U'.S. Marine the bolovad etUsana *f pour group replied: "Chief, all we deaerfion rate;:the poqslhUtty ef patrol of 18 men and killed or army battalions from 900 to 400 IB WMhlngton skid Trlday that held at Parohman to await trial. Thus, It Is always a concern of sending the show "Hallo, Dolly" graat natkm urlth Ms ebciaaai would like to do le go to Jail and wounded 10 of them Sunday men at full strength. graces and btasalnga." a preliminary Inveetlgatlon indl- Tile marohara ware charged the President, he says, to' be to entertain American tm j^ to oates some Instances of failure pray for pur people you have. certain he Is getting all the to Relnforcsmente bent to aid A U.S. Air Force AIB Sky- To newamen aboard tha fMiM with parading without a permtf. It’s our constitutional right.’’ Saigon. In Chicago to comply with ths The ^ o k eta were charged with formation on a given eltuafion r,...*-. ....lAn ‘hem also suffered some casual raider crashed today near Tay — ’’Ths hope, or bettor aUU, m IN4 Olvll M f^ts Act. A fsderal Then the marchers knelt tor a • Marine spokeaman said. iNtoh, 90 miles north of Saigon, eartatoty, Is tlwt tbla atop af contempt of court. and his advisers Ore posing for Itb the Joint Ckietb aC ltalf,l guerriUaa popped m*|igiin6n added: "The Office prayer. When they got to their him "all the alternatlvea." Ohanoallor 'Cuitla OoUlna last > ta* Pag* VgM (■«» n e t « M | Thundagi taaMa4.Mt arder pw- (•as V*g*‘ni*a>j (te a Page Tir*). laut-oC d*ap- ttmn#la ••Hka’ iai* F A O l IfflRALD, MANCHESTER, OOWN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, J,- ■ l A G B T W d •aids, W4y«'y* j " * ! * A Q I l O f Wednesday, bamburg In roll, (OeattaiMd from Fego Om ) ■ey when they arrest ua, but In addition to serving on the pllshsd, shs’U rely on the teach­ To ^Iter Zoning Ordinance driver at tbe other oer was Robinson ana asked to disporso, _Wfm an your | General Manager Richard Martin haa accepted the I HEARD IT” er for oorreotlon, and ehe’U need eonvereatlon than »» A Q i potato ohlpe, vegetable sticks; Arthur B, . Pomeroy, 92, of don’t lay a cotton picking finger aonlng board, the Town Pen- Ubte. When you’re ‘ **“ ng abwt Thureday, oven fried chicken, foot, Robiiisoh said: "Wa think Evors said: "Wa fool this Is our poeitidn of executive secretary of a 100-member Water leeeons until her dying day. Or The/^emon soning commls 4 baaed on ovorall store area in- Csmstery M. basic constitutional right. Ws on us." elan Committee and the World the tight play the next meshed potato, peas and car- the place to pray is in church." else she’ll quit, never having stead o f sales s p ^ only. Thomas Ronan, S6, of no ear Evers and aomo of the othera Task Force, charged with the responsibility of present­ W sr n Ration Board, he U hy John Gruhor member the first rule. D ^ t QJI091 5 6!*** slon wlU aocn be asked to re­ Hs placed them under arrest. have been denied tha right to iGGrnMl tft TbiAir , rote and cranbernr sauce; Fri­ tain qddrsw, wAs arrssted Sat­ arrested ssrilor were rclesaed ing to the 1967 State Legislature an action program generally credited with being rty dlrecUy whether «r w r s s 5 5 1 . . New AmUation day, fish bites, buttsrsd noo- Evsrs led ths night msrchss. piskot and protest. We would Solfeggio is luusUy taught in lax one elause of tha soning r•|^ urday and ehargsd with mtox' when they posted 9200 bonds. for the control end eltmlnetlon the principal architect of the personally mads the btilUant The Pearl Oil Oo. has When they wars stopped by sppreclaU it if you would step Read Herald Adi. class, and since elass lessons ulaUons that applies . t o the dlss, orsamed com and ools toatton. Hs posted a $28 bond of weter pollution. town's charter, adopted In 1947. announced that It baa oonoluded slaw. Dsessrt, milk, bread and Marlin said today Uiat he first are much less sxpsnslvs than RoekvIUs area. In o t ^ to stim­ an arrangsmant with Tanneco for appsrancs in Circuit Court. Gov. John Dempsey’s office, Individual instruction, the added ***Openlng lc»4 — butter served with all meals. knew of his appointment on This la ths Ume of year when*atutude oh tha part of a parent A 9 t 4 ulate Interest In rssidsntlal ds- Oil Ck>., under which Tenneoo HotHiltel NotM In ennouncinc the appointment, financial burden Isn’t much. Hearts. ^ Skinner Road School : • Tuee­ Thursday, when State Natural your youhgster Is starting to Isn’t at all logioal and reaulta ♦ » * 4 _ will be making daUvtrles of Admitted Friday: Robert Du­ Wsst opened the 9“ * " ^ vslopment of ths rsdsvelopmsnt day, sliced ham, potato salad said that Martin will assume Resources Commissioner Joseph will be ml. But let’a assume Later shs’tt need some elemen­ Nstik ^ home heating oil to Ito ous- gan, 68 Vernon Ave. NATIONAL IRANDS Y K A R S r "take lessons" either for the tary harmony and theory, but hearts, declarer put up ths king, area. _i ' pickles, chssse sticks, peanut "FAMOUS the state post on Nov. 18, the N. Gill called him to aak If he that Imogens ia a dedleated in­ tomera. Admitted Saturday; Susan ftret time or to resume hie at ftret. Just learning to read is and East covered with the ace. Pass Dm U s AU Pms butter and butter sandwiches; day on which he will reUre from would accept. dividual, and tries to leant de­ Ths change la nsosssary bs- Samuel and Oaorge Pearl and Saucy, Kingsbury Av4.; Deb­ studies of a musical Instrument ohors enough. South ruffed and led the queen Wednesday, hot roast beef sand his town position. He said that he accepted be­ spite mama’s nagattva ap­ eause an earilsr modification thdr employes have become orah Maxwell, 66 Vernon Ave. once ^ a ln . And It’i the time of If she itudlet aolfegglo while of spades to force out the king. wiohss, string beans, Jelly and The Ta.sk Force, headed by cause It wa.^ a part • time Job, proach. to ths regulations, approved fay associated with T*nneoo under Admitted Sunday; Mary Ann New Store Hours Are Ideal > . ' year when many parents begin "With the king Of hearts am and another club on taking thSu butter sandwiches; Thursday Dr. Thomas F. Malone, a vice and connected with water and The teacher tunes up ths fld- she’s likewise studying an In the old city council, was not tee new arrangement. . DelConte, 6 Carol Dr.; Joyos ’ * to waste a lot of money on mu­ of tilt dummy,” Bast commented MS at trumps. When East geu roast turkey, mashed potatoes president of the Travelers In­ pollution, ’'problems which have dls, shows her how ie hold It strument, this means mors tims oomprehonslvs enough. Ths Pearl Oil Oo. will con­ Person, 8 Regan St. sical Instruction. In with tha king of diamonds he gravy, stuffing, pass, butter always Interested me." under tha chin and how to draw is required for dally praises. at lunch the next day, "it arw The redevelopment'agency la tinue to sell gasoline and diesel Births Friday: A daughter surance C3o., a meterlolog^lst and 'A modem teacher Introduces cashes a club. sandwiches; Friday, vegstabls member of the Water Commit­ When Martin, last December, ths bow aorosa ths strings to This is hard on Imogens, even very tempting to ••***.* .!**,'^ asking teat tee consolidated fuel wholesale under tbs same to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Miles, For Your Shopping Convenience! notes, reading, theory and tech­ though the number of years of back. That would give South the What did East setually re­ or tomato soup, sgg or tuna tee of the NaUonal Academy of revealed that he would reUre maka a sound. Titan hs says, ■onlng commission permit name. Hillcrest Dr.; a son to Mr. and nique cleverly!” eays a current grinders. Desssrt and milk from his post this year, he said, "That was ths nots *A’ and etudy are shortened. So I re­ contract South knocks out ths turn when he took the king o ( ' eonstruction of new residential Busaell Appointed FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. Sciences, consists of members advertisement for planoa. Mrs. Gordon Fuller. Old Town D AYS EVERY THURSDAY " I will retire from a full-time It’s representsd by this dot in commend that she laara to read acs of spades, sets up ths dia­ spsdeeT I ’m no squealer, but buildings teat cover awmuch aa Charles H. Bussell, formeriy served with each meal. of Industry, business, the press Maybe I Often he doesn’t Intro­ Rd. Job but will be Interasted In the second space of the staff.” and get her ear trained first monds and gets rid of t ^ clubs I ’m glad I played ths king o f' 26 per cent of the lot on which an industrial arts teacher and Maple Street School; Tuesday, and water conservation groups. duce reading and theory at all. Births Saturday: A daughter ^part • time work. If connected Hs than procseds to show how Than ths Inatrumsnt will 1>s on dummy's diamonds.” hearU from dummy at tiia first ‘ they stand. Ths present regula­ guidance counselor to the Ver­ spaghetti with hamburg, green In addition to Martin, Man­ Some of them are actually to Mr. Mrs. Howard Mar­ with government.” ths notsa ascend from " A " on much easlsr for her to master. "Then how do you best the trick. tions permit a maximum lot non school system, has’ been beans, ools' slaw; Wednesday chester will be represented by against all theoretical studiee. tin, Rockville. Open JhuM. ixnd Jroe, Of eourss Imogsna won't play and probably won’t pay a bit of asked. The lecond rule of bridge new dwelling. tion teacher at Central Oonnset- peas, cranberry sauce; Thurs stance Dr., chairman of the Con­ iasm," say they.) As dealer, yon boldt Spadee, ~ and Mrs. W ilfred Sheltra, Crys­ he win assist In evaluaUng In tuns. The results are exactly attention to what I ’ve said. In oonversation Is to Invite one Atty. Robert C. DuBeau, the day, roast beef and gravy necticut Board of Fisheries and Probably It does, but If the A-K-8: Hearts, A-M-5-8) Dia­ lout State College. Bussell re­ tal Lake Rd. I water pollution Information and what might be expected. After the end, Imogens wlU play^ straight man to lunch to mak# redevelopment agency's coun­ mashed potatoes, cbm, pickled Game. Richard MarUn youngeter’s enthusiasm is so monds, K -l; Clube,-K-J-5. ceived Me B.S. degree from Cen­ Dlschargod Friday: Virginia JSW CASE YOU O/ONY fCNOW, daU already In the poesesslon all, playing a fiddle oonslsts of exactly aa much fiddle at you sure that ths tight qustiions ars sel, told the commission last beete; Friday, fish sticks, Martin, who served as direc­ easily dampened, then he What do you eayf tral Connecticut, and an M.A. Pease, Jobe Rd.; Rita Goadreau, of state agencies, to recommend drawing a boree’s tall aeroes a do, which is nothlqg- The money week tee change will comple french-fried potatoes, spinach, tor of the State Water Resources shouldn’t "take lessons” in the asked. Answer: Bid One heart, n e , from the University o< Connect- 8 Ward St.; Catherine Caron. tal Research Bureau In Hart­ to the SUte Assembly positive cat’s Intenlnaa, and there wUl for lessons has gons down ths Only Way celery and carrot sticks. Des­ Commission from 1M5 to 1952, first 'place. The fact remains band la too strong for an open­ ment another approved by the tout. 121 E. Main St.; Mrs. Alfred ford. legislature to eliminate the be no doubt In your mind aa to drain, hut you gave "Imogens old city council. Begins College sert, milk and sandwiches are will have his office In the State that your child has to learn to “ When I took ths first trump ing bid of one notrump since it Spain and daughter, 60 East In 1943 he was named dep­ problem. the orifli} of the sound when you her opportunity.’* • The earlier change, made ai Miss Jeenne Anne Syverud served with every meal. Department of Agriculture and read music. Just as certainly as trick there was only one way to not only haa a count of 18 points S t I uty state water commissioner Martin said today that, follow­ hear little Imogenel the redevelopment agency's re- has begun her freehman year Building B School: Tuesday, Natural Resources, Hartford. he haa to learn to read English, defeat the contract,” Bast point­ but also a S • card suit I f part­ Discharged Saturday: Daniel and two years later became ing his Nov. 18 reUrement from queot, reduced the amount of at Lake Brie College, Palnes- hamburg on bun or choies of No stranger to state appoint­ If he is to attain any degree of 8he plays out of tuno boeauso ed out " I had to return a club, ner responds on# notnimp to one Nicholson, Houston, Texas; commissioner, a poet he held his present post, he will take a she doesn’t yst know whsre to land a developer la required to vlUe, Ohio. The daughter at Mr. chicken noodle or tomato soup, Margaret Fagan, 16 Daley Cir­ ments, Martin, In 1938, was ap­ proficiency. tight up to dummy’s acs - heart you can ralaa to throe no- until M ay 1952 when he was one - or two - week vacation, Foliage Trip have for each family dwelling and Mrs. A. Fred Syverud, 118 fruit; Wednesday, beef ravioli f f m pointed by the late Gov. WUbur In my opinion, learning to put hsr fingers. But next week quean.” cle; Ralph Tracy, Kelly Rd. 6 6 t h before taking up his state po­ trump. or choice of soupa, bread and Cross to study damage caused chosen to be Manchester’s gen­ read music should precede any she won’t know either, nor the Notice that Bast didn’t aay ha unit on a given lot. The change. Trout Stream, Vernon, she Is a Discharged Sunday : Deborah sition. To order a Pocket Guide to butter, cupcake; ThuMday, hot by the destructive hurricane of eral manager. practice on an instrument, but week after. She’ll cmtlnue to returned a club. If you have Which applied only> to tee re­ graduate of Rockville High Maxwell, Ronald Stolaronek; The board of directors haa re­ Draws Crowd Bridge send 60c to Tha Man­ dog on roll or choice of chicken that year, and In 1939 accepted In 1987 he had served as In a pinch studies In reading make these awful noises (and good teste you won’t ask any newal area, waa from 8,000 to School and a member of tee Na­ Nell Lawson, 9 Bancroft Rd.; duced a Ust of more than 80 chester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, rice or tomato aoup, ice cream; a position with the Govemmen- executive secretary of the Con- may be taken simultaneously don’t forget they’re right under B t DORIS BELDDfO embarraaslng questions. 2,000 square feet per family. tional Honor Society. Raymond Clark, EUirngton Rd.; applicants for the general man­ Grand Central Station, New Friday, macaroni casserole qr with the instrument. And along her ear; you hear them from a East’s statement is quite true The agency overiooked tee Hope Chapter Mrs. wnilam Niemann and ager post to a workable list of Itallroad passenger aervloe York, N.Y. 10017. It covers bid­ choice of clam chowder or to­ with the reading leasona comas distance) until she ftaally etops He la sure to win two trumps fact that the new, lower mini­ Hope (Jhapter, O. E. B., will daughter, R t 1, ElUngton. about 10 and will shortly Inter­ was restored for one day to ding convantiona, point count, mato soup, dessert. Milk is ear training. "taking leaaons" or lands in a and a diamond)-so must make mum confUcta wtte the existing hold a regular btulness meeting view the api^lcanta. served with all meals. But no, It isn’t dene that way school of music that Inslsta on Manchester ysbterday morning sure of a club trick to defeat etc. 16 per cent lost coverage re­ Tueeday evening at 8. Associate Advertisement— Northeast School; Tuesday, In this country. Why, I don’t sar traimng and sight-reading. when a Fall FoUage Excursion, the contract East leads a club copyright, 1986 striction, DuBeau said. Matrmui’ and Patrons’ Night Wanted — Newsboy or News- Imogens playe out of tune be­ General Features Oovp. As it now stands, he said, It will be otoeerved. Refreehmtnts roast beef, mashed potatoes, Hurt in Show know. Mama gives little Imo­ sponsored by the Branford on taking tha king of trumps girl. Charter Road, Rockville; cause she doesn’t know what to Impoeslble to build to the will be served after the meet­ buttered carrots, chocolate pud. PRINCETON, Mo. (A P ) - gens a half-alze violin, sends Elaotrio Railway Aaaoclatlon of Bancroft Road. ElUngton area. playing In tuns Is. She has had ding; Wednesday, baked chick Three persons suffered gunpow her to the music teacher, and Bast Haven, stopped to pick up lower square foot requirement ing. Call Mr. Graff or Mr. Wilson, no ear training. The note on the Suburban Women en, mashed potatoes, buttered DOUBLE der bums and a fourth was In­ announces to her neighbors, about 100 area residents at ths without using more than 16 per Herald Circulation Dept., 876- page does not give a mental cent (rf the lot, thus violating The Suburban Women’s Club peas, fruit salad; Thursday, 66 years on Main Street. Serving our 4th generation of homemakers! Keith’a jured In a mock hanging during " I ’m glyins Imogens music les­ site of the old depot. About 900 LBJ Wants Details, 3136, or the present newsboy. sound of a certain pitch to her another stricture. will meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at meat balls and gravy, buttered WORLD G|IEEN Saturday’s celebration of Cala­ sons, but I ’m not going to stand passengers wore already on the Jay Gustafson, 876-1229. is still owned and operated by the family of the original founder! Now s the intelligence. All she knows Is the Elks Carriage House. Mr*. wax beans, cookies; Friday, mity Jane Day. ’ over her and make her practice. train, which had made previ­ And, he said, becauee the that the teacher eaid that to get Philip Keohsny, program chair­ macaroni and cheese, cole slaw, time to buy quality furniture and save! Calamity Jane, notorious In If she wants to leam, all right, ous stops at Waterbury, New agency la seeking a developer The Herald’s Vernon Bureau the note " B " the puts her first man, has planned a Monte pickled beets, lemon chip cake. the old West, was bom In but I ’m not going to makt a Britain and Hartford. Recalls Bay of Pigs to take on tee while renewal Is at 88 Park St., Rockville, finger down on the " A ” string. Carlo whist as tee speioial fea­ PoUoe Arresta Princeton In 1852. Saturday’s chore out of music, for her or A sixable crowd was on hand projeot, it wants to make the P,0. Box 827, TeL 845-8186 or STAMPS Just whsre to put H She ture. Guests are invited. Robert W. Bacon, 27, Rt. 83 show was the fourth one staged for m e !” to view the unusual event and (OoBtinued frem Pbgo Oas) residential section as-comnier- 648-2711. doesn’t know. At first the teach­ Today’s Pollen Count 0.0 School Menus was arrested Saturday and by ths town to publicize that Well It will be a chore, and wave their friends off on a d ally attractive as possible — er is happy that sbs puts the fin­ the President asked no lesa than Lake Street School: Tuewlay, charged with failure to drive tact. you might as well tape It. That This U the most impor­ and BO would like to be able to ger down at all. Later he’ll say, day’s trip B ' Brattleboro, Vt, 78 questions abou Viet Nam, right. Police said he knocked ■Veterah of the Kansas City It’s “WALTZ THRU use tee leas restrictive beef In gravy, noodles, Jello; and from there, by bus to tant week of the year for 2,600 down seven guard rail posts "You’re playing but of tune," says an aids. , Wednesday, baked luncheon Chiefs is quarterback Len Daw- Dummereton, V t, where an hay fever sufferers. The foot .per family requirement and expect her to correct it. But "Ha asks questions not only The commlMion asked that' meat, mashed potatoes, wax wniiewhile uiiTuiodriving V.on1I Rt. 88. —He —Is Bon who has played pro footbaH outdoor barbecue was served. ragweed pollen season la scheduled to appear in Circuit nine years. He formerly starred by this Ume Imogens haa for Information,” says another UeBeau submit a written re- beans, cake; Thursday, hot dog EVERY Hie train proceeded to Wllll- now officially over. The re­ aide of this and other prealden- Court 12 In Rockville on Oct. 26. j at Purdue. Isamed to Ustsn cut of tuns. roll, potato chips, pickles. mantio where passengers dis­ sults of the two-month pro­ quest from the redevelopment In Even before she went to her tlal cross-examlnatlona, “ but WASH DAY MONTH!” embarked and changed trains gram of pollan counting in agency for the change in the first lesson she had started lis­ deliberately to keep pressure on regulations. The request must for the oonUnuatlon of the Connecticut will now go to tening out Of tune. Mama haa the people working for him, to be cleared by the planning com­ WED. Journey. There waa a feetive the State Department of Gome In This Week and Have One of Our the radio going all day long as keep them off balance and thus atmosphere during the entire Health ■vriiere they will be mission as well. she does her housework, and get extra performance out of DuBeau has also asked for trip as people lined the tracks, analysed and perhaps cast Imogens has been ccmdUlOned them.” changes or clarifications in OPEN sven In remote areas, to wave some light on the pollen Friendly Salesmen Show You This Special. . . to listening to teen-age rock-and- The men around Johnson say (hree other sections of the zon­ at Uis train, and tbs passen­ pattern of the atate. WED.. roll pills a smattarlng of mdsr they are puzzled by the fact that ing code. He asked: gers gaily returned the saluta­ THURS.. tunes that were popular when some people think tha President 1. How the maximum per­ tions. Look at Our LOW ANNIVERSARY PRICE! mama was a teen-ager herself. haa been Impetuous In his con­ mitted height of a new residen­ FRI. & SAT. The fact that the foliage All this music Is out of tuns! Course Planned duct of lorelgn policy. On the tial building la computed. The was more green than brightly TILL Almost without excepUon. Even contrary, they aay, he moves regulations say the limit Is two- colored did not seem ts detract 9 P.M. though It Is played by "pro­ J For Diabetics only after long consultation and end- one • half stories, but do from rthe pleasure of the trip Even this lowest priced fessional" musicians! There are study. Before making up his not clearly state from where the . <4i>achaater Memorial Hbapl- dam few dance bands thiit play at all. For ttioswwho oouM mind, they aay, ha Insists on measurement Is to be taken. member other trips by fall tal announced today tha atert on pitch. They have found that hearing all viewpoints and, on According to DuBeau, the this one brought bsck nostel- at a new diabetes training pro­ by playing slightly flat it sounds the occasiona where there haa problem Is particularly acute m gram similar to those given In a little "b lu e" and tha public gic memories. For the small been only one, he haa been the steeply sloped redevelop­ the large teaching hospitals In LOOK! fry it waa a delightful new ad­ seems to think the band is more known to appoint a devil’s advo­ ment area. Building Inspector venture because most o f them the country. It will be part of proficient when it soundd that cate. Francis McNulty said he un­ TUESDAY and way. The teen-agers are sure of were being taken on their first ths hospiteTa progreaatve pa- FRIGIDAIRE ’’President Johnson,’ ’ says derstood the regulations to re­ train ride. tlant oars program. SUPER it. After all, they sing out of Secretary of State Dean RusH. quire the measurement to be When the travelerB arrived in TIm purpose of the program WEDNESDAY tune and they expect the profes­ "spends more time consulting taken from the base to the roof JET ACTION WASHER MARKETS Brattleboro they found a fleet will be to acquaint people with sional to sound Uks they do. So with his senior advisers than at the middle of the slope upon at school buses waiting to taks the cause and control of the do mama and papa, unfottur any president I ’ve observed.” which a bulWlhg la construct them to Dununersbon. A driver disease with special attention SPECIALS natedy. ed. at one o f the buses said they on the dleteiy methods of con- Imogens simply must have 2. I f the commission would I Soaks Automatically! troL pertlcuiarly on the use of her ear trained, if she is to had oome from Keene, Brattle consider changing Its require­ the exchange diet. College Costs Up 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE E. succeed in music. And the soon­ boro and surrouardlng aoesi to ments for loading space for H ie course will he give daily er this starts, the better. It is prervMe acoonunodations fo r the WASHINOTON - Public abd commercial buildings. for five consecutive days each MANCHESTER at the PARKADE accomplished by the study of large crowd. A poHoe eeooct led private colleges and unlversltlea DuBeau said that the present month, Btertlng Monday, Oct. 11 PATENTED " a o lfe ^ o " which literally the entourage. are spending 28 per cent more requirements of one loading from 1:80 to 2:30 p.m. It wUl JET-AWAT On ths brief trip to tits out­ this year than In the 19dt-«2 space for each 8,000 square feet DEEP ACTION AGITATOR be conducted by Katherine Er- door meal spirits fsB a Itttls school year. Current Income Is o f store Is more than adequate creates surging |et cur UNTREMOVAU SELECT CHOICE tel and Frances Idzkowakl of z; when a dehiga o f ram faU. By up by about the same percent­ for large structures; he sug­ rents to gh give all your Jet-Away rinse actually the hospital’s newly formed clothes DeepSeep Action the time tbs bussa rtachsd ths age. The institutions spent about gested one loading space for "jets” lint and scum out diabetes nursing team. cieeningt plcnlo grounds Just a fsw $9.2 billion and received about each 16,000 square feet after of the tub. No lint trap sprinklaa wars in svldencs and The course it open to an peo­ $9.8 billion last year. to cleanl BOnOM ROUND You are invited to attend a series the first 8,000. ple with diabetes and thalr fam­ then the eun came out fo r the 3. If the commission would renMiader o f the day. ilial. Application for tha course ^JET ACTION of consider rescaling the require The skicurelonlste wore wsl< should be mads through the ment for customer parking for FOR NEW ocmed by another large gather­ family physlolan. Thera Is no retail stores. ing of friends and townspeople chargs for the course. REDOCES TANGLING! A.t present, DuBeau said, the .DEEP JCTSPN^ when they srrlvod back in Man­ ' Clothes come out eo ROAST NOW required parking ia based on cuts drying time — saves SPECIAL SERMOIB chester aiMMit 8:45 p.m. after a CLEANING! loose and easy even sales space; but, he said, some heavy Mftingl most unusual day traveling tits Help is Here at 6:45 9:06 apron strings seldom Low Bid 9726 stores with small sales space snartl Uttle-ueed freight Unsa through Trader 6:00 - 8:16 BONRES5 h i have a larger customer turn OcmnecUCut, Masaacliusette and over than larger ones. He sug­ Varment For Two Files gested the requirement be SIRLOIN STEAK Another trip ts sehedulsd Tbd Oanerai Fireproofing frem..... waumantic ^ nsxt ^ Bunddy - Oo. o f Hartford ia the appar- J. HAROLD THOMAS at Ui48 ijn . ^ low bidder to supply tee at 7:62 pjn. HokateTick«u may be r«»istr.w. TOP ROUND town registrar’s office with - UoStI W*K pufcltesed at Mike’s Haws, Rau- = Siitfnutlc Snk CycI* NO l a n TO MEMO NO MM NO VUM TO WEM OUT!: Evoirgeilst • Writer - Post Pres. Nertheostem ChrisHon CeHe^t two fireproof file*. The com­ - Imwcrttt Wlilte IMilthl: $ road St, Wllilmaatle. pany bid 9726 fOr bote todpy. Present Minister of the GespeJ at Graten« Conn. H m Branford ElsotriO RAU- ’liie Shaw^WalkSr (5o. of STEAK way Assoolarion is a non-profit. aduoAUenal institution and Hartford bid 9766; and tea member of American AaSocte-, m n f i H m u n n FRESH nLLET OF SOLE ...... -lb. SERMON TOPICS « tkm of Museums. It spenson Hartford the Bmrford TwHey Hartford bid $866. nnpoMiAdwnlumoi SO DEPENDABLE IT’S BACKED BY A LOOK AT OUR NO. 1 DRESSED SM ELTS ...... -lb. Sanday A.M,— The Christianity of the First Cen­ in East Ha-ven. LOW. LOW PRICE!. JETS l a n d i n b a y tu ry. THEBEffllES HONG KONG — Ths 8,840- rnsimOolDAlSmawJnOOlOm CHEVY’S BUILT FOR YEAR Sunday P.M.— The Needs of the Twentieth Cen­ foot jst runway serving tela POPULAR ENRICHED Public Rec<>rds land - hungry colony projects Also- l- L B . tu ry. PROTECTION PLAN $ straight Into Kowloon Bay from “AM AZON ’TRAOBR’* LOAVES Warrantee D**ds Ktl Tak Airport Color ...AT HO EXTRA CHARCEI WHITE BREAD Monday P.M— -Christ and the Twentieth Century. Morgan B. Steele snd BdriMra BIGGER THINGS IN '66 H. btsele to Barney T. Peter­ Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plan In history! One- Tuesday P.M,— The Gospel and the Twentieth man, property at 62 l^eari St. Now hoavy-duty C en tu ry. With mor* •-cylindfr powtr for All-new Chevrolet Series 70000 and year Warranty for repair of any defect without charge, plug Edgar H. CWk« and tiharies light-duty modtis, mort load- POPULAR FANCY m 8. Burr to Walter O. Ruasak, 80000 heavyweights with GCW •four-year Protection Plan for furnishing ropiacemont for any 46 o z . e Wednesday P.M.— The Chureh and the Twentieth property at 62$ ToMted Tpks.^ pulling capacity for hoavywolghtt rating as high as a whopping defective part in the transmission, drive motor, or large ca­ EASY TERMS CANS' C en tu ry. Adoption sf Trade Name (up to 65,000 Ibt. GCWI) • pacity water pumpi For light-duty truck users, a new 65.00C lbs. Included are new 92 PINEAPPLE JUICE4 Thursday P.M.— Discipleshlp and the Twentieth lUdshrd Napoleteno d • b • a DM 7 C/SfctlT cabs, newIIDW gas viand 11 ^diesel engines. w I mmore uro powerfulHuwoiiui 250-cubiC;inch ...... - Six— is■- > . / ______1m m MAtSf C entu ry. Jaffa 188 Sprues St. Whatever you need in a new truck, W i t h Y Q u r Standard ih most mode s. Also, a ic DON'T FORGET— BE SURE TO REDEEM Marriage Lteonse* you’ll find in Chevy's longer, Friday P.M— The Twentieth Century and Judfe- Fritek Phillip DoWUt Late, high-performance 327-cubic-inch v8 can now be specified for '/i-tpnners. stronger model POPUUR'S VALUABLE COUPONS m e n t 98 Cltester Dr„ end Joan Mary lineup for '66, at MAILED TO YOUR HOME! Andarson, 20 AvondAM Rd„ at. FA-6’ DOWD Aiid you can choose from 18 pickup C'.MEVROLrT Bridgets Ohurch, Oat 9. models and the indust^'s broadest your Chevrolet You Have A Choice Of Four Credif Plans: *War^tFUX-0-8US8,thaiit. dealer’s now. N«v«r a Parking selection of covered delivery trucksi ( 3 ) 2 Y e a r s T o P a y U. 8. NO. 1 W ASHED and SIZED WWl BODIES FOUND (1) Regular Charge October 3rd Thru October Ith C o v e t a ll o p en In M TtkfkuM jfur 0h$vroM iM lu" sAoirt sjUf typ* » f truck...... jiBTliUNB, rrsaca (AP) — ^doon, windows, p oiA es) ^ PreMnm H*ra! (2) 90 Days 4 Payment Plan (4) FreeLay-Away POTATOES so Lb. Bag 6Gc The AkelAtons of iT World War I ______.„■«««««—————•»««»•■»•—**•••************************* ♦ UM w In cold winter dtatts. J i ^ ...... ^ 06-5070 Sunday, October 3rd, 10:46 A.M — 6:00 P.M. Oerman soldiers have been die- Rocommendod eiiit 'Werp's FLEX jO-CLASS W ASHED and CLEANKD ^ shiJi*, teA over-ers^ PARK FREE en eovsrsd near this town In north- For Tbe Mature AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, INC. % Weekdays, October 4th thru 3th, 7:80 P.M. am Franca. or frame* for low-ooet winter IN MANCHESTER. CW N- PRESH SPINACH 10 Oi. Pkg- 19c 1141 S TA N LE Y STREET— 229-0846 A workman an a brMf* pwtectteli. W a'P’i CARTER CHEVROLET CO.. INC. M n ia t i f Ml.THRi NEW BRITAIN, CONN. MAIN STREET FARM-FRESH project natieod a pair of mili­ eWstel-olear YLEX-O-^ASS 1220 MAIN STREET—64t-6288 kN-D N 1 iat: , hdida IN heat-keeM OUT cold. M o iih F r i M*n i itt re* tary beet* protruding flfm an BURNSIDE THE GRODY CHEVROLET, CO. TOMATOES Fkg. 23c •xeavated area. A ssaroh un- liN 1 llU -fiN YouH eav# up to 40% on furi DWORIN CHEVROLET, INC. ar in our own I'll !'/■ I'K IN' 21 ISH AM ROAD— 288-6601 eovsrsd tea akOlstons and a 476 CONN. BOULBVARD--289-8441 FLA M E RED CHURCH OF CHRIST wlntet lonr FLEX*0-(*LASS WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 1 II ) MAIN ST. MANCHESTER numtaor of pointed Oorman hsl« llaste for years at a fraction BAST HARTFORD, CONN. msta. Ths soldlsrs had appar­ MDS TOMORROW "THI COLLICTOK” lof noxt to tfora.. TOKAY GRAPES 2 l Im. 29c Comer LydaQ and Vernon Streeta Blancheeter, Conneetlait lih i cost of glase- Only W * s ARDERY CHEVROLET, INC. ^ OppoHite the Bennet Juelor High School on Lower (South End) Mala itre e i ently boon buried by an artiUoiy In ToekRteolor of 7i00 -fill • isqusre yard at your local hard- CAPITOL MOTORS, I^C. burst 198 POQUONOOK AV E .— 688-8606 1114 M AIN BTRBBTu-827-8144 WINDSOR, CONN. HARTFORD. CONN. n n 3 M o H

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 IIANCHBSTBR BVENINO HERALD, MANCHE8TBR,.00im„ MONDAY, OCTp^BER 4. 1968

Conlon oald that In Manohaa- Andover Events if W l DBJVM Bolton tor thia la known ae "oanlor TV-Radio Tonight prlvllaga." b Bdtan It win bu In W orU ooUad ‘‘apadal aontraot,’.' and Annual Town Meeting Set if wi( INfllAU Town Meeting to Consider thooe atudawta-who are MlglMa The Baby Has eeRMte’S and wWh to Uka advantofi at LONDON (AP) ' —. Rhodesian tha pregraa will aign « aoitiraat At Elementary School at 8 Prime Minleter Ian Smith ar-' Television other Storw la if W l NRVICI Joining Disposal District with tha aahoal. wWah wU' ba rived in London today for orlti- S:00 ( 9-lfr'tMMI) Movie < I BsedeFe tHieet BloomflsM and I t) Ailvrnooo Bm>w Newington void if vIeUtod. The annual town meeting wlUWor early Saturday morning, the Been Named ••• col dtecueeione of independence (ID) llsmorv U um _ 80)*8!m. WeeOMr Hw (|u«atl be bald tonight at 8 In the all- large plate gtosa window on Um Lloyd 'niaiitaa Mmw ort« Camara to Sohaller after the Oet X4 gobool Rd. slda of tba town of- for Rhodesia. (14) Kindsrgartsa tjjgajriuiAu not Bolton should vou to Join tract," Conlon atotod tt a da- meeting the aonlng board. ^urpooe room of tho elemen­ When hie visit woe announced 1:30 (40) luneman < tha North Oantrol lUCuao Dla- ot aorlptian aent boma to paranta, floa buUdlng was fmaahed by (M l Whet's NewT <1 ■ I's visit flehallar, who oUlnu be owns tary aobool. Other than hearing leet week, a Rhodesian spokes­ Q ) Yogi Bear (C) "la to allow a atodant the graab two large rooka. U m rooks ware yoaal DUtrict wiU be m for and baa baan paytog Uxaa on BldOoy, Fnuik Joneph Jr., son oJ Frsnk Mid Jennstt* man said the talks "must be <10> Hus l i the Answer •at amowt of indlvtdiial frebLI •Bd aocapting the town report thrown with such toroa that they 6:00 ( 8-40) News, Spoits, WeetbST ao«a dlsousaton tonight at the four separate lota baoausa of caused scratebaa on tha vault KoDonald McCoy, West Rd.. Vernon. He was bom Sept. 28 final and conclusive." ( » ) nim _ Main (O) dem in hla aduoatlanal a tor Um 19M-8B floool year, the (M ) Art of Seelnir annual town meeting, whUh worloiM eompllootions, ona of door on tha oppcMlta sida of tha ftt Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal jfrandmoth- Rhodesia Is a self-governing u a (O ■ohoel program," major busineaa tneludas sevaral S:16 (40) Peter Jennincs—News •toPto at t at the Ootnmuaity them being the praeenoe of the Parania a n rtaponaibU tor town Cletk’a offloa. Stoto po- •r is Mrs. Julia McDonald, Vernon. His paternal jfrandmotn- colony with political power In ( I) PoltUes; Uendsa Items relating to tha purohaae of Hall. well supplying alt tha houaea on traniportation. Stiktoata Who Iloa ara Invaotigating tha act of •r U Mrs. Helen McCoy, Milford. He has three brothers. the hands of a white minority. rao ( 8) Walter Cronklte a new tank truck for the volun­ I 8) Lieutenant Raymond Cooper, a member Cook Dr. on Wa property. Dla- hava fUad tha naoaoaary oradan- vandalism. Jack, 19, Wayne, 18, and Dennis, 2; and a sister, Karen, 10. The Rhodesian government has (80) Boctal Ser.urMy teer Are department, at on es­ • • • « • of the board of finance, has eusalon of the property began In tiala for driving to aehool may threatened to declare independ­ (1O-8M0) BunUey^rinkley timated coat ot |1S,(XX). Ambrose, Tina Marie, daughter of Jolm D. Jr. and Bet­ ence on Its own if Britain re­ (40) Cheyenne tpisstioned the sdvIaaMlity of the fall of lOU. driva tbamaalvoa, and atudonta Mancheator EvaolBg Herald (M> What'e NewT Approprlatlona recommendad Andover oorreapondent, Law­ ty Warner Ambrose, 28 Scott Dr.. Vernon. She was bom fuses to grant the colony full (l8) Newabeat Joining without more study According to Tedford, mottera who Uvo within tho walking 4Ua- Sept. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal freedom. , • :48 0) Peter Janntn(s-News what raeiribcrahlp in tha new came to a standatlll when 8chel> tanoo ooUbliahad by tha board by the board of fiance, for the rence Moe, tel., 74t-a788, 7:00 tUatrtot Involvaa ler was toM be could Only make voters to act on. Include 8760 to grandmother is Mrs. Lillian Warner, m Broad St. Her pa­ The British gov'emment In­ icrtptlon TV (13) Movie lir a Provantion First Selectman Richard Mor- two building )oU out of the land purchase radios for use by town ternal grandmother la Mrs. Florence Ambrose, 125 Bran­ sists that Independence must be 11:80 ( 23) Tnnlcht (O b oboarvanea of National ra says he is more oonceraed officials, 80$ tor the oonseiwa- ford St. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. preceded by arrangements to and wee aaked to bring In the lira Pravontion Waak, Mm Bol­ Lone Bid 810,981 SEB BATOROAk'B TV WEEK FOE GOMPLEIB U8TINO with the location of any fu­ Uon oommTaslon’s open space William Daley, East Hartford. Her paternal great-grand­ give the African population an four deeds, which. Tsdtord said, ton y in Doportmont will hold ture dlapooel area than with program, and 82,248.18 for tha parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, 125 Branford St., increasing share of political were not forthcoming. an opan houoa Wadnaoday from For Garage Roof bow deeply the town would be regional school district. and Mrs. Tina Ambrose, Athol, Mass. She has two slstera, power and responsibility. In other busineea, each board T to 9 p.m. at tha flrehouaa on Julie, 8, and Barbara, 5. oonunittod by an affirmative (Macuaaed aome vtoiadona of Notch Rd. VBma wflt ba abown Other buatoess U Bt. The Wd Sept. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal anti-BrItisI rioting In the colony Tedford aaid that, If aome ot sohooto. the disposal area for another WDBC—18N ^ U :to N e w i, Sports, Weather the Northeast Refuee Dlapoeal was 810.981, slightly less than grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hoepner, St. Alban a of Aden, work crews began 6:00 Ixms John Wade 11:86 Art Johnson tha aonlng v4olatione are not Patrol Leaden year. A related item, to amend District, said today that Bolton the dlapoeal area regulations to N.Y. She has a brother, Christopher Scott, 2.' clearing rubble and debris from 8:00 Dick Robinson W PO P-I4U cleared up before the next meet- Patrol leaden and aaolatonta the 811.000 appropriation re­ • * • • • 1:06 News. 8 ^ OH 6:00 Oeorxe Brewer will have one more chance to provide for issuance of car stlck- the streets. w icH -sis 7:00 Ken (IrIRIn Ir^ of the board, some publicity were cboaen at tha laat mooting quested of the town dlreotors GIgnac, Peter .loseph, son of Walter J. and Barbara 6:00 Hartford HlstUKhta vote before being (ximmlUed e n to persons permitted use of The town of 90,000 returned to 458 to Harding Prentiss, Rt, 2, Green St„ Crystal Lake. He was elections Sunday was Christian FORA WIDE CHOICE the aeleetman and the planning, Griawold for work done on bom Sept. 23 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal Democrats 245, Socialists 202 oonunlaalon have time to study, Shady Lone, the Flano develop- ITS SO EASY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harding, Crystal and Free Democrats 49. OF WONDERfUlOIFTSI tbe amr togUtotton aotabUahlng ment and od updating planning TO SHOP AT Lake. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Evelyn Prentiss, the dtapoMd dlatrioto. Cooper mapa SMILING W SERVICE Rockville. MANILA, PhUlpplnes (AP) — ■Bid that be undentonda that, Weekend AMdettes President Diosd^o Macapagal under the laiw, ;tbe dtitriet la no The Srat home game of Mm Underwood, Joan Cecilia, daughter of Basil H. Jr. and said tcxlay that provincial Gov­ longer a atudy givop hut an ac­ varsity soccer team, against Lucille Smart Underwood, 95 Orchard St., Rockville. She ernor Feliciano Levlste was tion group, and that BoRon, If Cheney Tech, was rained out was bom Sept. 20 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ "grossly irresponsible" in esti­ tt votea to tte affirmative, will Friday aftenKxm but a large ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smart, Norman, mating that 6,000 persons died be oomxntttod to Immediate oon- portion of the younger gener­ Okla. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Margaret Under­ in the eruption of the Taal vol­ ■tiuetton of on taoiiMnttor. ation got plenty of excerctee wood, Ware, Mass. She has a brother, Robert, 2%. cano. Cooper aald that, aa a mem­ Friday night at the block dance • • * « • Macapagal’s press spokesman ber of tba board of ftoaaoa, Me aponaored by the Republican Moener, Paul Michael, son of Louis V. and Lorraine accused the governor of padding pibnary <>bJeotian agoinat Join­ Town Oommlttee. Batryh Mueller, 10 Becker PI., Rockville. He was bom Sept. the f Igure “ for polltlcad pur­ ing la Mm power given the dls- Because of the rain, tha (hUKM 23 at Rockville General Hospital. His paternal grandparents poses." He said that “ the offi­ triot to float a multimillion dol­ was held inside the Community 0 are Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mueller, Rockville. He has a broth­ cial count as of today is only 86 lar bond fawue witbout a public Hall, rather than outdoors, er, Peter, 2%. dead and 97 missing." )m»NmSflBYJPBILEE( which bad the effect of ciKtlng * • • • • I The final figure “ certainly Questioned on tfata possitoUlty. down the number pt adulta poD Hyson, Gregory Wade, son of Edward and Alice Shaw will not be more than 600,” he Demtog asM that there would ticipatlng. Members of the Hyson, Lakevlew Tel-., Rockville. He was bom Sept. 18 at added. ^ be (me more time for the town dance oommlttee, and a few Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are With 15,000 people In evacua­ ■ rasa.*wA ■ to vote, when the by-laws of hardy parents, were In attend­ PITH Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Shaw, Binghamton, N.Y. His pa­ tion camps, observers at the the new district were eetabllrti- ance. The ball was literally ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hyson, Elling­ scene 40 miles south of Manila ad. He said tint the to\4m would rocking as the future voten ton. He has four brothers, Richard, 7, Danny, 4, Terry, 3, said the distribution of relief not actually have a chance to made like dprigfat grasfhopfMra and Tommy, 1%; and a sister, Karen, 5. supplies was a mess. vote on diabrtet bonds;, how­ C ■ to the beet of the Tradewlnds, • • * • • One source said relief supplies ever. The by-lawa ere now to a looel dance combo. Heeter, wnUam Francis Jr., son of William and Jane were being- distributed to thou­ Monday ||||| rough-draft form, Demtog ex­ The third athletic event of the DuVall Hester, 71 Hansen Dr., Vernon. He was bora Sept. 21 sands not affected by the erup>- Tuoidtiy plained, and, for the most part, weekend was termed "deUght- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal g^rondpar- tlon last Tuesday while many PLUS These De sonething Featires... they are aimllar to the by-laws fully successful" by a partici­ . . . ents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard DuVall,' Glbsonla, Pa. His pa­ deserving victims were getting Wodnotday | j| Big-family looci capndty • Pushbutton watar of the Northeoat Refuee Dispoe- pant. Over 20 members of the bras that ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Patripk J. Hester, nothing. tamperaturs oontrol • Perforated tub for al Dhtrlcit Bolton Outing Club climbed M t Worcester, Mass. He has a sister, Anne, 3. Selectman Mocra said be can- Manadnock in Jaffery, N.H. * * * • • deaner rinsing • AAaytog agitator action • Zinc- tactod Gorton, who tofonned Sunday. They report that the Lakens, Jnlle Bonnie, daughter of Paul B. and Gall Todd Bull Goes Swimming coated cabinet guards against rust • Porcelain ta d ttto M tinfoiv hkn that, aa far ^ the repre- foliage la not yet at its peak, Lokens, 286 Buttonball Lane, Glastonbury. She was bom top and lid • Virtually indestructible pump * flat makes them af Sttt— T aentativea to the dlatriot koerw, with a lot of red in evidence, give you the Sept 14 at St. Francis Hospital. Her maternal g^randparents TORONTO (AP) — A 1,500- SYEAK pound Brahma bull went for a Rmtpwof Id hingM MAmeiivutUimi tha oidy expense the town but not much yellow. are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Todd, 117 Porter S t Her paternal would be (xnmnltted to would Early Dtsmlssal grondpcuents are Mr. and Mrs. George Lukens, Largo, Fla. swim Sunday and it took six cowboys and the Toronto harbor be the expenoe of the study of Ralph Conlon, principal of Bol­ She has a sister, Jennifer, 7. refuse dlapoeal. Laat year this • • * • * police to get it ashore. ton High School, has announced The bull was being ridden In a ran to |130. that sophomores and Juniors natural look Houboii, Snsao JWarle, daughter of William J. and Shir­ ■ S A L E ! Mdrra aald he was mora con- maintaining at least a "C " aver ley Yuscavltch Harmon, 467 Oaklsmd Rd., Wapping. She was rodeo. He threw his rider, ran BERNIE'S PAY AS YOU PLEASE PLAN out the nearest exit, pounded a m il AS Cut From Heavy Corn-Fed Steer Beef m|| eemed with how oonvenieot the age who have a study hall the bom Sept. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ eventual dUpoael site would be final period of the day may be ternal gprandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Blair, Windsor. block down the road and • No Money Down • Up to 8 Years To Pay plunged into Lake Ontario. to Bolton. Demtog said today excused from school at tho end Her paternal gp^dparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Han­ that both South Windsor and Six cowboys were taken • 90 Days— No Finance Charge • Bank Financing of the next-to-the-last period, by non, Tolland. She has a sister, Mary, 6. ! Rib Steob is 98' = Vemon understood this. • • * * * aboard a harbor police boat. primarily for after-school Jobs. Plaiinlng mad Zoning They lassoed the bull and towed McFall, Randy Paul, son of Robert and Mary Gaudet Raymond Gchollcr, the owner him to a seaplane ramp. MCFall, 24 Orchard St., Rockville. He was bom Sept. 25 at S Chuck Fillet rIoh^ ib 88' S of lots along the Notofa end of Rockville General Hospital. His maternal gp-andparents are Four horses hauled the hull maMenfom Nchto Rd., haa Charged both the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaudet, Summerside, P.E.I., Canada. He out of the water. COSMETICS B D I msI a C fih M ir boneless, Cut A AC ■ COLOR TV VALUE aonlng board and planning com­ has. two sisters, Sharon, IS, and Paula, 12. Chuck LB WE CARRY ALL • • • • • J DKIQ€ M 6CIK from 70 mission with "diserhnination." THE TOP LINES A letter from Schaller to Don­ Maidenform took its inspiration Tnrklngton, Thomas Scott son of Arthur L. and Delores CE a m L boneless sirloin ftom ald Tedford, zoning agent, was ARTHUR DRUG Kolstee Turklng;ton, 15 Brent Dr., VemMi. He was bom » J i B Q K ORDELMordelmonico lb 1 . 6 8 . . from your femininity . . . and Sept. 20 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal gpnndmother read at meetings of both boards laat week. Tedford said he will Is Carrie Peterson, 490 Taylor St. His paternal grandmother The Light Touch created these girl-curvy bras . . . Is Mrs. Lillian Johnson, 46 Florence S t He has a brother, ■ Porterhouse StMk LB 1.081 RGAVKirOR Arthur, 10. just for you!' INDIVIDUAL SIRVINM Cornitli Htrs u S y Columbia U6 2OZAV0.Sin AU Week s u f r -right cooked Joining Region Proposed by the Features At ASP Suloml 45* FAIRWAY FAMILY heat'n serve super-Hight skinless Fried HuiMock “ dV* frunkfurh a. **Swe«t Nothing . . . nade nylon To Annual Town Meeting Be wary of a man who REA0Y-TO4:OOK SURER-RIGHT lace, contoured with Dacron'* poly­ The annual town meeting will'^ Kindergarten says he Is boss in his. mufMgs* link Sausage “ 73' ester fiberfill. Lycra* spandex back, be held Tuesday at Yeomans The Oxiperative Kindergarten rown house; he may also' in sizes 32-86, A, B. 5U I0 Ball at 8 p.m. will meet tonight at the class' He about other things There are ,sevei*al questions room on Lake Rd. jan e PARKER fai the warning for which the Parents are advised to bring *We know of a garden" ' answers must be provided by that's a little jewel — 14 b. “ Dream-aire” . . . bare, brief and auto insurance and health forms ^carrots . . . PINEAPPLE OR the electors. to the meeting. There are still Mr. Patrick Oyabe beautiful with low cut cotton cups Reports will be heard from three openings In each session. 4 APRICOT PIES Director of whisper thin fiberfill, in sizes town officers and special town It's not what you leave Any parent Interested may at­ ^behind but what you send 4 (sonunlttees. LAROItINCH 82-38, A, B, C. SMS tend or may contact Mrs. An­ ahead that counts . SAVIIOt ILaiOZ lA 49*^ JACK Ol^ A U TRADES — The town will be asked thony Burke, Rt. 6A. MASTER OF ONE! whether it wishes to join the Roland Laramie, a partner at rUp to 16, a boy wants to^ Windham Regional Planning Dlneen’s Studio In Wllllmantlc, be a Boy Scout. After We*re Specialists In Beauty Culture e. “ Chansonette**. . . your favorite Agency, whose area includes the will be the featured speaker at .that? A girl scout . . Meintoah Un- circular stitched bra done to perfec­ towns of Ashford, Chaplin, Cov­ the m'Ombershlp tea being held ' classified Sizes5 , . 4 9 " i tion in cotton broadcloth. Sizes 32 entry, Hampton, Lebanon, by the Sisterlwod of Congrega­ Every time history re- Mansfield, Scotland, Willington to 88, A, B, a 2 .0 0 tion Auguduth Achlm tonight at , peats Itself, It seems as^ LEARN HAIRDRESSING and Wint^am. If they wish to 'though the price goes up! 8:15 pm. at the vestry^of the Join, they must also appropriate ANN PAGE synagogue on Chestnut HIU. at the Number 1 Sehool to Oonneotiout the necessary funds. ^We tt7 to keep prioeat 10MOZ |4|C TOMATO SOUP d. “ Concertina" . . , exclusive ac­ Voters will be asked if they Laramie wiU speak on Interior down at both Fairways— CAN wish to stipulate that the sum of decorating and the art of tak­ and we dol Stop in s(x>n ANN PAGE ThelYMNIMVtN THE CREATIVE SCHOOL tion framed cups of Lycra* spandex ing good pictures. He will Illus­ ^and see the new artificial4 ■ QUART CQC MeihXI twlet (Man and cotton that stretches with you, $2,SIX), previously appropriated flowers for fall . . . MAYONNAISE JAR n*telehwa OF HAIRDRESSIHG > In sizes 82-38, A, F C. 3 .0 0 ing committee, be taken from Laramie is a graduate of the BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY, IAUS6URY STEAK ^Two convenient locations:^ II OZ 0^C JfitW s, phone or Mme to for FBBB Broehnra the Reserve Fund. Hartford Institute of Photog­ ■ Downtown Main Street SULTANA, FROZEN PKO Included in the warning Is a raphy and the Winona School of MEAT DINNERS .and 705 Bast Middle ANN PAGE t h e OBBATIVB sc h o o l or hairdressing Dept M nis clause asking lor an Increase Photography^He 1s a member of rTumpike. (Next to the' the Professional Fbotographers OH PEACH AND 188 ASTLIM BT„ HABTFORD, CONN. VsL 828-8128 Id the salary of the assessor's Popular Market.) GRAPE JAM PINEAPPLE PRESERVES 3 j? r 79<= derk, and another referring to of America and has been gueet •end ma without obUgaMoi *tr#da mark weaker for professional groups e ASvaaead Bair the selectman’s estimate of the Frkaa affacHva at A l l AAP Superupar MaiMarkalt DealfB f eatalof on your •tiioel In Rhode Island, New Hamp­ expenses lor the coming year le Ihia Community anti Vldnlty. eCoBveaiaBt eoraar la halidraaatog. including the budget for the shire and Massachusetts. Taltteanaa Mrs. Sol KoenigXberg, presi­ Aga board of education. e e n N i t s eNaw q m aa Voters must also authroUe the dent, will (xmduct the meeting. FAIRWAY selectmen to borrow money foif SHOPPING PARKADE—MANCHESTER \9trn. Foundations, Main Floor Other Stores in Nev. OMp .A ...... i ...... Utota ...... current expenses in anticipation Manchester Evening Herald vj\p OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9-SATURDAY TILL 6 Bloomfield st taxes and may hear any other Columbia correspondent, Vii^ PHONE 643-9561 end Newington MtaalMr of National Aaaoclatioa of Oo#- bsslnsii deemed proper. ginU M. Oarisoo, tel 228-MM. matology 6eh(whi and Oonneet'eat Sto elaty of Beauty Culture Sohoeia

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t, 1 lAANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, IilANCH ESTER, OONN^ lUM CHZSTBS ZVSNIMO HSSAU), M AM CUBSTZa CONS. MOHPAY, OCTOBER MB WAQK SIX 1 >r Prsmlsr MIMta Khm- WiUlsms, daughter of MV, and sbehav tor instituting th* |^ o y . Ttco Sentenced; Mrs. David H. Williams of 101 At th* moment, however, th* Imme­ „ Event* It sniw iOimsIishav wtM John SL; Linda Olmstsd, diate hop* has to be that Sukarno can Inside Report Jimmy Breslin •peksnly anU4Mii|tle ao< ttrf«4 Arresti Started daughter of Mr. and itrs. Rloh- I Choieesf Maah In Tow s survive, perhaps a little wiser than he in Capital that tap lorist IsadsriiMp sohsl- ard C. Olmstsd of Bolton; and If^rald has been, wise enough to begin tilting by (Ooattmed freak Fege 6) Caliiorma Riots DsnnIs Kslth, son of Mr, snd cam* through the revolvtaf OM taa M fre* of Jaws M poasl- his balancing maneuvers a little more t i b EpDONOARMW MO. Mrs. Roy L. Keith of 33 Hollis- HIOUI ^ « a RowUnd E « » Jr. and Rob«rl D. NorA ”1 am gdlng to ses ths l>ep« dopr and up tha steps to tbs LOS AKOVUS* (AP) - TWO TUESDAY ONLY SKOIALI definitely in th* direction of demoo- (stlU Will above the RreiMenfs on totevialan. TH bs right hero lobby. H* kept teoklng. out of WAMnNOTON (AP) — CAMTALqiDOYM brothsrs whose srrast allsgsdly ter M. Mias Olmstsd snd Keith Wa s h in g t o n — walking Union sbsp eontiov4rsy fisnrs a graduatsd from tha eoUag* tMs |H P racy. figure), and passed the House. In tbs oonvent In front of th* tb* comsrs of Ms sysa Us Ppsoidont Jolmooni ”Tlio task sparked ths mssstv* Lm An­ NATIVB, WATBBSV to the floor of th* House with ’The slgnlfloanoe of tMa IMI- tolsvlston sst. I t would bs tm- T te t WM showOeum m tbs adrainlstlaUsn of orsMUif a mors beautiful g le s riots last August wars sen- year wMla Mias WUliams is a couldn't as* anybody, pushss n befwe tbs-fun §*naU. 1. u n several other Democrstlo Con­ dent U not thai th4 WWt* House posslbls to so* bta on tbs strsst Myd. IVhsa you ean't spot U>* Amsrioa, or matting It a mors tanced after a judge r s f u ^ to ■ophomor*. gressmen one day last week, anyway.” / hpMs* dttooUvos right away, . It A nsw msrabar JoIm tbs my pisaoant pise* In wMOh to Uvs allow them to ehangs thslr guil­ In ssmlng th* award tor Man- Two Borders Invaded en exeouUve seaSIdn m preme Court for what esul4 b* a freshman Democrat muttered; a House oomhiltUe (S|ttMlee "WsU. you eotdd go to Uto means saouitty In a hotel is vary ts net snd oamiot .|)0 the job of ty pISM. ehsster High gehoot in eompsti- CHICKEN Two curious developments in sepa­ '•Well, Hi* Majesty hasn't call­ mass ait Mglit sod ses Mm its buslatt tsrm. . Marqustto ITys, 21, and Ron­ tion wKh 89 BsoctMtety sohoote, and departmcntt are dMnif that high. A spaolal isnat* report hM th* fsdsral govsrnmsnt stone ' rate quartere of th* OommunUt world ed to teU me how to vote today, than.” There w m a prteet right m ald Wtya, 23, had Mksd last tha thrss sctalevsd a point avsr- aM the ame). 'Whst was elgnlfl- namod NtMta KbniSbchev m Interior iaerstary Itow srt L. ag* of ZMO out of a poasibls suggest a oontradletion and yet a pat­ so I’m going to vote the way I cant was thp domfnl«*#’s;rt*c- "At tbs Tanks* StadlumT” you oamc between potted plants Sept. 3 to b* allowsd to with­ BREASTS r. th* Instigator of an offlelnl So­ Udall; "We mpst reoognlss 4ti tern of pracUcal Communist evolution f«*l.” Uon; anger, resentment aadl a Her eyee rolled. ”Don’t mention and Into the part of th* lobby water Is our moat vital r»- draw ths pISM, but Municipal This political hyperbole re­ It to nt*. Dont sven brsaitbe It. viet policy of snti-SomtUem. Court Judge Mary B. Waters (UM tt I LBS. FEB FAMILT) lx Siontlifl •«••••»•••••••■* which bears little resemblance to the refusal to tamfekle uadej’; ^ where tha psopte sit. Russell sourcs. Man ean sxlst without hfM MoqUm ••••«••••••••• veals th* nasty mood in which Thera are no more tioketa tor brushed up against th* priest. denied th* motion Friday.' MORE TV* PRODUCED MOAtll ••••••••••••*•*** 1 evolution described by theorists. Another example of grbriW* food for M much m M days. the record-breaking 89th Con­ R. Don't roaks ms jealous by The piiect did not have his wal­ VnianShop MaTqustts w m givsn a par­ 'VIENNA — Austria's output Along their border with Austria ,and hoetiUty to the While Houe* Without watsr, hs will parish In of television sets Increased not­ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET THB •» _ gress is now staggering toward even mentioning th* mass."' let In Ms poqket RusmU walked Union Shop; Presldant Jotin- tially suspendsd 186-day jail fiS W r .nuujd the West, Hungarian Communist* are the refueal of a veteran Houe* son’s fight for repeal sf the five.”. ably laat year with 167,000 817 HIOHLAND STREET-PHONE 648-4378 adjournment. Although it Is not Democrat to acoepil a call frpm ”1 fussa you’rs right. It's too over to th* news oountsr. A Sen. Georgs Murphy, It- ssntsnos and (daesd on fiirss much to gtora Uokst Bssldss, Taft-Hsrtlsy Act’s section 14B manufactured eompaAd with Qradlted to tt or lo t quietly removing land mlneis, barbed unususl for Oongressmen to the WWt* House — poeelbty U>* prieK ■WM thno, buying a pack Calif.: "Tb* bast Information years’ probation on ehargea of B m thli p * ^ r and liio tho local n«wa pui^ wire fences, and watchtowers which eomplain about “that man in the you got aQ that orowd u f thmo. of cigarettes. Tli# priest had Ms hM reached the Sshsl* floor. battsiy, malicious injury of 107,000 In 1968. president Wmeejf — esriy tW* It’d bs too rough.” Tbs provision allows statss to than I can get shows thgt about ^ T * r i S t i a t ropubllcatkm ^ •!>«>»•» have become an anachronism and an WhKe House” st the end of a wallet In farla inaids jacket SO per cent of the members of property and drunken driving. '■atchM^roln aro alao roowrad. month. "Rough? Why I would walk pooksL No good, ettber. ban labor oontraets In wMeh embarrassment. They were erected af­ long aeaelon of Congress, Presi­ ’ITie Oongreeemsn was out of th* (JoM) BIreh Boclsty are He will spend the first 90 days Tha Barald PrlnUnf Oompjw. to that mass and walk bom* He vsent over and eat on a union msmbsrsMp Is a eondlUan In jaU. ter the unsuecessfuV revolutloiT' of ISM dent Johneon’s personal Involve­ town, but when th* M ^t* Houe* menbere of the Democrdtlc ■nmea no financial from It and remember each atop oouoh in th* lobby. He -would of - employmsnf, .Ybi*. npsalsr Ronald received a 130-day graphical airora appaarmi MLPPJjrilSIlSaa and were meant to keep Hungarian* ment in lining up votes for the telephone op*ratonl^ • tlniklly party.” (Intervtewed on ABCs "All I said was: S S othar raadlnc naattarTn Tha Manchaataa I take for the rest of my lito.” just wait Sometime over this hM bosn passed by th* Itc ^ . , suspended county jail sentence Great Society has given the tracked Mm down at hom* they radlo.t*l*idslon program ’‘Is­ Braailng Hi from escaping to the West in large "Really?” weekend, he told Mmaelf, there NlneUen state* now outlaw WM fined $380 and placed on ' complaint a cutting edge. were toM he had just left on a sues sad Answers’’) Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.” mu aamca client of N. B. A. numbers. The reason given for their em­ Her eyee w«r* very wide now. would be a priest and his wallet the union shop, snd organlbOd three years* probation on It ahould be stresaed that thla trip. The Oongre#ema»v#u*peot- ...I'd^iiiiri" yrn«"rt j platbawaPabUahara Spadal Rapre**”***^***,^ J^mcy — Naw Tot*. ^Cnl- placement, of course, was the threat of sesaion of Congreea will go down Hiere was no cop In tbem. ”A in hla pocket and there would labor Hm sought for y s s n to CAPITAL FOOTNOTES charge of interfering with ed the Preeident was going, to mem oelebratad by th* Pope be a ticket to th* mass In the ravers* thslr action. •*f[feBSMmMOTBOTUEAti o r c ra c m ^ ‘’imperialist’' intervention against th* in history as perhaps the most ReprsaentaUvss of 60 nations peace officer. put the squeese on Wm to sign and you ask what it moans, to wallet Or better, he wouldn’t Ths first stsp In th* Bsnats are meeting In WMMngton for Their mother, Rena Frye, 49 noN a - regime. productive ever, with president the discharge petltkm fo^ .the Now Hungary, hk* Rumania and Johnson wining passage of land­ me? Dear Lord, don’t ever ad­ have to live with th a t Hiere involves consideration of a mo­ the first Intarnstlonal symposl also was charged wtth Interfer­ District of Oohunbla home-rule mit to anybody that you spent would be a guy with the priest Bulgaria, U trying to lure Western tour­ mark legislation that had been tion to bring up the MU, and op­ um on water desalination. . ing with an officer, but pleaded bill. Rather than knuckle unAsr, on* day in my etaas,” and the guy would have a wel- ponents war* ready to start a jpw wvontJHunj ists and to stimulate trade. Its rela­ bottled up for years. Freshmen Tbs- Federal Resarve Board innocent. Her trial is Oct. 19. m r ■niuradajr — i Democrats who were swent into he simply took a potodSr.. Sh* said goodbye and that let with a ticket in it But no filibuster. says’ UA. banks reduced over- tions with bordering Austria have There are any number of rim. Oongrees through the Goldwater she wea going to pray for him. m atter how he did It, -with a Thslr leader, San. Bvarstt M. ssM loans and investments by 5S:£Saa7-f% eased, and the ineongruousness of “Wei- liar examplee ebowlng the Ute- At 10 o’clock Russell was on counterfeiter or a hustler, or by dot It debacle have provided the mar. Dlrksen, R-ni., pretsired to call $300 million during July and come to Hungary” signs at border Broadway, stsuiding In front of robbing somebody uptown, he MHS Graduates gin of victory time after time. seseion deterioHiUon between it an ''extended discussion.’’ August, . .Ths Dafsns* Depart­ ’ .ucirV ’ crossings with the Iron Curtain stretcto- Oongrees and the President a Uroket agency, and when the WM going to have a ticket tor Sen. Pat McNamara, D-Mleh., ment hM opUora to more than 1 Monday, Octotw 4 That’s Just the point. After guy came end opened the door the Pope’s mass at Yankee Cited at Bates Ing on either side of them 1s apparent. passing the President’s block­ (who le stlH unsatisfied with the floor manager for the measure, double its pUnned purchase of TRIKE , The “defortlficaUon” has gone on amazing amount of work done Russell went In after Mm. Stadium tor this old Sister who said: ‘Tm surt we have the 58 C6A transport ptanss. Ttiree graduates of Manches­ L S buster’s, the lawmakers are suf­ "You got a ticket to TsnKe* used to slap him on the head without any open admission of a change fering from hattle-fatlgue. The thie year and is pushing for votes for passage — if w* oan ter High School have won tha Indonccda Stadium on Monday night?” and make him kneel on the in peychology. However, taken together result le a quiet mutiny on rela­ more). gat a vote.” ANCIENTS DfSUBED TOO 1966-66 Bates OoUege Presi­ Also angering members of The guy spun around. "To floor and who wrote very good dent’s Award tor their Mgh I>i«gldent Sukarno o< Indoneala la tho with the drive which persists in some tively minor issues. that what?” tetters to Mm when be w m in ATHENS — Ths praetles of For example, the House Post Oongrees ■who liave given 1he Supreme Court insurSnee ekn b* traced back to school. The annual award is giv­ ^Tldual who; parts of the Communist world for eco­ president so many seneational "The mess wUh t^ Pope en to the secondary school I. Beema to have dlaplayed aomethln* nomic and social reform, .it indicates Office and Civil Service Com­ Monday night?” 1M8 PubUsheri Nawapeper Supreme Court: i Washington snelsnt days. The Orssks, Plwe- victories on his Great Society Syndicat* lawyer Abe FortM, a longtime poA Remans in eariy whose top three graduates at .lillci's leas than lasting gratitude for the way an erosion of Communist’s doctrinal in­ mittee was Just closing the door "Is my collar turned nktisns of its committee room to mark program le their sneaking stzH friend of President Johnson, is times all had some types of In- tending the college attained the American policy, after World War II, sularity. around?” the guy said. "You highest combined general aver­ - - - - ...... - <- up the government pay bill when plcton that he Intends to go slow joining the Supreme Court m eurfuice, In c lu d ^ coverage of helped establish freedom from cokmlal- In another part of the Communist in implementing much of the went the Chrdliial, you don’t age during the college year. NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS Rep. Spark Matsunaga, Demo- want me.” Planners Hear Mstorys 06tb justice. sMpplng and sickness snd Uan for hla vast archlpelagol sphere, a border is being fortified. It is c r ^ from Hawaii, and a com­ new program next y e ^ . 06n- Swearing in of FortM, 66, w m death. The three ecbolar* are Mary greselonal leaders of 'bgth paiy He went outald* and thought J. Has offered persistent trouble with the stretch of Tibetan border between mittee member, rushed In ■with for a minute, 'there was a guy 4 Bids Tonight the Mgh point M the court rS IBs neighbor*, threatening war against Sikkim and Bhutan. The ostensible rea­ a bulletin direct from the Presi­ ties are passing the word that turned from a summer recess. wherever possible, Mr. Johnapn from the bar on 28tta Street Who son Is that Peking 1s protecting Itself dent. woriced as an usher at the Applications tor three zone Ths court la faced by a bevy Malayeia. will scale down govenvment changes and a special permit of major cases this year, and S. Played a dangerous Internal gam* from potential "aggression” by India. He had just been informed by Yankee Stadium. This guy Ed­ 'kif'kit'k'kiKiKiK'kiK'kiKitiK'kir'k'k'kirk'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kis It could well be, however, that Peking is telephone from the 'White House, spending and keep a,tight rein die. He looked up tAia number in will be given public hearing may be busier than ever before of flirtation with the Influences of Com­ M it rules on civil rigbU, ob­ more concerned over the possibility of he told the surprised 26-mem­ on moat of the new programs. the idtane book end caHed Mm when the Itown Planning Com­ munist China The reason for this is. the Mgh mission meets tonight at 8 in scenity laws, antitrust laws and 4. Given his country the sorry dis­ insurrection among Tibetans who are ber committee, that President "Tbaie ain’t a ticket In the Johnson 'woidd veto the 4H per eo0l of the war in Viet Nam,#hd weirid to that tMhg,” Eddie tokl the Muhicipal Building hearing legUlatlve reapportionmsnt tinction of being the first naUon to distinctly non-Chinese and resentful of the certainty thgt those war titUs room. (Peking rule. The stretch of border cent pay rsdee the committee Mm. "The Yankees got nothin' resign from its membership in th* was about to approve. will rise rapidly next year «4th to do wtth K. The chureh le In The special permit, tha first AtUlSemUtem where a wall is now being built is the United Nations. Angered at ^ s White House no end ip sight.. ■ .k charge of the whole plaoe.” rsquested under the recently Soviet Jews: "There can be place where movement between India amended zast He dijln’t answer her. than six years of prosperity. said. **I1m only thing I can sug­ in many cities in response to President let him out of the car on the the alley when Sister Cath­ She spoke slowly. “I . . , Judge Harold W. Garrity, who PonUcelll, Benson and Koenig For Eversrthlng! Is an answer to this on the part of has support of 13 delegates The disciples, when crossing gest is for you to go over to the Johnson’s urging for beautification of avenue, four ^blocks down from erine called him. oould • , ■ Just . take . . . ask a chaiige from Rural Resi­ Mata Street Communist mobs, who may have some from Manchester. the Sea of <3alllee, though the cathedral and pray for a mlr- Manclieater Here and everywhere, more and more people are discovering the nation, could be paul of an overall the apartment house. He al­ “Is that you, Russell?” you ...” ncle.” dence,Zone to Residence Zon^ factions of the military with them. program of a much-needed Committee South Methodist Church storm a calamity but It accom­ ways gets out there. When He reached down and put the It 'was a voice he grew up pli (ihed two purposes which they "I need one for a nun,” he AA for two lots on Primer Rd. for Beautification of Waterbury. Crea­ you’re on parole you never milk bottle on the sideyralk, marks 160th anniversary of The comission 1 ^ extended the that life insurance can be as wide-awake and forward-looking As against the possibility of outright vfith. Once, he bated her. The btiildlhg of present edifice with did not, and could not anticipate said. Communist takeover, or the possibility tion of such a committee and inaugrura- know whether some law Is go­ out at her sight. Then he turned afternoon he tried to walk out "TTiem are people here trying application to include property tion of a tree-planting program would program highlighted with music —It brought Christ to them, and of full armed struggle between the two ing to be waiting in front of and walked into the alley. He at the classroom and she to gef them for monslgnorB,” west of Prlmeh, Rd. as their own plans for the future. These are the people who’ve be timely as the city emerges frbm its the house or parked in a car similar to that 16 years ago. It carried them Just where they factions, it would be preferable to have did it the same Way he used to slapped him on top of the head, wanted to go. one of the invests said. Approval of the request would period of reconstruction and hopefully around the comer. You don’t flip cigarettes away when she slapped him so hard It made Russell said thank you and he allow the applicants to divide learned about Metropolitan’s exceptional range of up-to-date Sukarno regain his position and balance enters a new era of progress. take chances. Not that he had tried to catch him smoking af­ 10 Y ean Ago the property Into four building on that tight rope of his. his hair stand up, and then "If on a quiet sea. toward heav- WM walking away when he ITS MARLOWS FOR The pleasant atmiosphere created on done anything during the night. ter school. Zoning Regulations amend­ we calmly sail, lots. The area abuts the Keeney The lesser of evils which we of the made him kneel on the floor heard one of the priests mention plans and policies. Here are two examples: Freight St, when trees were planted He just sat around in his bar •tMomln’, Sister,” he said. next to his desk for-the rest ment, propoeed by Mcmchester’s 'With grateful hearts, O God, to the WakkMf - Astoria. Russell St. School on the south and West may desire may not be what we - many years ago alongside industrial downtown and a couple of guys Her eyea, bright blue and of the day. But when he was gasoline station operators, Mts Thee, we’U own the favoring walked over to the hotel and he bomes on the eart and north. ELECTRIC g et buildings there, stands permanently as came in and told him about alert, cop’s eyes, harrowed. gone from the school, she was snag before Town Planning gale. In fa c t the crisis in Indonesia la a a reminder of what can be done to im­ some piece: of work over in "Don’t tell me that you are the only one he ever remem­ Oommiaslon when interpretation But should the surges rise, and , New cash-building policy for business owners sobering reminder of the fact—if w* prove the appearance of a city when Brooklyn. It was a payroll and coming to mass at this hour. Or bered. And once a month, for of wording of amendment, rest delay to come. did not know it already from our ex­ civic-minded people devote their time to they said the girl in the office are we just arri'vlng home?” the three and a half years he aimed at permitting greater Blest be the tempest, kind the BLANKETS It’s especially designed for business own­ was looking to sell the informa­ Perhaps you have insurance problems in- perience in situations we have tried to thoughts of be'autiflcatlon. The line of ”I guess I’m out a little bit ■was in jail, she ■wrote to him. freedom to gas stations in dis­ storm, which drives us trees along Meadow St. in front of rail-, tion on the job for $800. It late. Sister.” playing merchandise and ac - TELEPHONE voliung partnership, stock retirement, key ers who want protection while maintain­ handle—that this world does not tuck She wrote him good letters. nearer home." at marLOW prietsl Cl road property, across from' Library didn’t Interest lUm. He knew too "A little hit late? You’re out Get a dictionary, , she kept cesaories, is questioned. 648-5171 ing assets through a rapid buildup of cash Itself neatly into our own scheme of Park, is another exaniple of what care­ many gpiys in jail who had trying to hold the devil’s hand,' Membera of School Building Submitted by Rev. K. Bj- man, split dollar, or deferred compensa­ things. ~ ' writing. Use it and team a new nar Rask, Trinity Cove­ ful planting can do, 'although at this bought work from a gflrl in the that’s what you’re doing. I word every day. Then write Oommitte* and General Man­ tion factors. Then check on Metropolitan’s values from their insurance premium pay­ office. So he sat and drank and ought to reach out and take you ager Richard Martin apparently nant Church Indonesia is the fifth largest nation point we might suggest a tree-trim­ out eentencsB with I t I always OF MANCHESTER new Executive Equity plan. ments. in the world. There doesn't seem to be ming project there as soon as possible. just before closing a woman by your ear, if I can find it un­ told you tluit yqii could 'be good do not favor going forward, at who was drunk came Into the der that long hair you’ve got, a single physical thing we can find As we drive through the city we aro with Ehigiiish, she wrote. He least Imaiediately, with 4-room On Thl* Date place and when she went to and I should march you around addition |to Washington School; either pretext or power for doing about impressed by how much nicer a street waited for thosf letters in New $50,000-and-up policy at notable savings looks when there are trees in front of the juke box he put his hand imtll you don’t feel like stay­ priSGp. decision to to review future Bi 1189, St. Francis of Assisi Indonesia's future political allegiance. many homes. The beautiful grounds of into her purse. She had six ing out so much. That’s what pohool needs and possible al­ was bbm. It could turn Communist tomorrow, dollars in the change purse. It your mother, God rest her soul, ’’You grioma see the WpeT” Saint Margaret’s School on C(iase he asked her. terations'at Educational-Square In 1822,, our 19th president, Perhaps you have short-term needs ^ cov­ ments will be kept low for the full ten years. and President Johnson could not take Pkwy. are another example of what bothered him to t^e the should have done to you while tor elemSntary aa well as Junior Rutherford B. Hayes, was bom actions such as he has taken in Viet­ planting can do to make an entire area drunken woman’e last few dol­ there still was time.” out tak­ eould be a development which could bury might set up a program' of plant­ bell with it. and he etuck the ELECTRIC lU N K C T —or for substantial fa m ily protection. ing for next year. It could obtain the money into his pocketf and ing a physical examination. make the political fate of Vietnam al­ walkqd out of the bar. He met In that case, Metropolitan's new 10-year most academic and which could start service* of horticulturists for guidance Fischetli SERVES YOU B E srr in selection of shade and ornamental Oeorgie later on, in a caf^ convertible term policy fills the bill. Writ­ T h ^ new policies are just part of the all those supposed little dominoes of terta, suid he got a lift to the trees for large and small properties. It ^ N«f VbA XiMm Im. .a ^* Changing temperatures ten only in amounts of $50,000 and more, up-to-the-rpinute selection of life and the Southeast Asian world tumbling ‘in might be able to arrange with nurser­ helghixuhood. THURSDAYS daring the night can be an unexpected direction. ies for large-scale buying and pass on The moriiMsr had not start­ FRIDAYS YYiitten strictly for 10 years and non-re­ health insurahee plans you’d expect from 4 controlled wHh an elec­ The big inescapable moral in this is the savings to home-owners who would ed yet. The streets were desert­ large cost America’s leadin^Ufe insurance company. that the United States is not goihg to ed except for a milk truck tric blanket! newable, this new poKiby c^ers be encouraged to buy and plamt. Sub­ CLOSED Get the facts from ybur Metropolitan rep­ be able to police this world against the committees might be set up tq give perHed in front of the delica- MONDAYS savings. growth and spread and infiltration of home-owners advice on selection of teseen. Water from the wet Chooee Front Your premium is remarkably low-espe- resentative today. political Communism. i trees and Instructions on planting. milk bottles dripped down If Indonesia goes Communist tonlor- A Committee for Beautification of through the cases and ran out • Ooiwral ENttrie dally for the first two years. And, assum­ Waterbury might survey the various onto the sidewalk. He stood on Suffer from ing that dividends* continue at current row, that will be, legally speaking, non* sections of the city to determine whdr* the comer and had a clgaretto M ore choosjB M etropolitan Life *f our business, and there will not be a beauty is lacking and what can be dons and waited imtU the milkman . • Hamlhmi leogli rates and aie applied to premiums, pay­ miUions more than any other company thing we can really do about it. to promote it. was through. When the truck insom nia? But if we cannot ourselves police the It might suggest programs to com­ whined down the bloiik,' he w^% • Sunbodm world against Communism, there is a munity clubs, or receive recommenda­ up to the doorway and took a And have sleeping pills become a habit T There are many reasons why Metropolitan Life insures 45,000,000 people—more than role we can elect to play. We can elect tions from them. In fact, leaders of bottle of milk from the case Perhaps all you need for a good night’s to support world law and world polic­ community clubs might be a nucleus on top. He opened It aivd began sleep 18 a good mattress . . . a mattress any other company. One good reason is local, personal service from the Metropiditan ing against those acts of aggression for the entire project The committee drinking K while he walked home. better than anything you’ve ever slept Twin Bad, DsnMs BiM advisera at your neareat office: Kdilch regimes of all kinds, sometimes might design planting programs for on before. You should try a Holman- businesses and industries which want OoRummlst, but not necessarily Com­ The church was in the mid­ (Slngls or Deal Ooote^ them. Planting on grounds of public dle of the next block. A red Baker Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest Mat- munist, as a look at India tells us all, trees . . . made on recommendations of properties might also be recommended, brick Catholic church with the * OPEN 6 DATS;* are capable of oommittlng. and organizations such as the Girl rectory on one side and the an orthopedic surgeon for people with To be specific, we can't stop the Com­ Scouts, Boy Scouts and Boys’ Club convent on the other. Tlte muscular or back bone disorders. BUT Mr. Raymond C. Dampf., Mgr. munists from taking over the political might be drawn into this part of the |(rsmmar school he had gone . . . hundreds of our customers with nor­ •ontrols inside Indonesia, if they man­ program. to tor eight years was In be­ mal, healthy backs are using this ultra MARLOW’S 868 East Center Street, Manchester • Phone 646-0181 age that by internal means. But there There are many'ways that a Com­ hind the church. The side door firm bedetog, too, to Insure sound, re­ iN d la a legal system for the control of ag- ■ mittee for Beautification of Waterbury, of the convent .was open, and freshing sleep. Why don’t you come in gresslT* outside action by anyjiatioth, and a tree-planting subcommittee, could the nuni were coming out sud *Tbr the Beet seU function. What is needed first is a citi­ walking across the alley Into tomorrow and TRY them? Mattresees U we want to support and build It zenry Interested enough to start such a the ohuroh. They were going to sre |99.60; box springs, |89.60. FIrat tor BvenrUting r through the United Nations from which worthwhile project -- WATERBURY 6:16 mass. He looked ait the Mate aa Itaaoksster •ukamo so unwisely resigned. t REPUBUCAN black bablts cbtnlng out of tha m aicc-m ss m sKcT

V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1948 ■ANCHESTKE BVEKDIG HERALD, MAMUUB8TEI* OOMIU MOMDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1>6> m a w H T rnmum III ■ agt an parents to vlalt tha Zachaiy Scott Copentry aehool at leaat one# durtiig tha aehool year to diaeuH . t e Fierce Battle Erupts Dies of l>EUiior progtasa of their child. Ap> Town Will Vole on Joining potatmenta are to ba mada ARNRW. TMl (A»)>-«aeh- Corr/oge House Beauty Salon cordially invites you to their with Oiariaa Regan. Bmoa Between Viet Forces r •oett, who owttohei with Meyam, or Leo VigneauR, conn- (< ») w tram owaggartai dnmh to Windham Planning Agency selora, at the high aehool office. t otruetaroo and aa [OUDin For tha hrat time this year kUBiv the fOot The plane was drawtag room eomedy to thno *1tlc|ianl M .flar to . with the troop asa nsa. firat. tha elementary ached guidance on an Apeott Mlaknn, Hot Bw Tho D A AM Dtooo aold Ita deeadsa aa a laadtog man, toof iHOUSiEi wrUfrni Itown to zentaot Mrs. Rkhardson. oounaelor, Mm Helen Wanat, causa of tho eraah woo not onto flow 180 fwttto during hmday at ths ago to 81. joia A Of MOmr will also ba avatlabla Monday iha MdwurFtolod oadttiK-tadoy. BCMOTI RlMKWy kaoom. Tho pOofo body woo Doath wao attrihutod to ■ a wamttff for Tha sehoai fibrary Hi opoa eventaga by appointment id the ^ 888 tono to bento, de­ f«»WgiiM»i brain tumor, dated' roeovociid. 29 COTTAGE STREET, MANtS^SST^ ^ tortn mmfifng bo wHh Mm. Dean O. Wiley aa high school offfoes. AppoInU ad II8 bUOdtago and od afior ba oomplalned to not ap fiOoMlnc ^ part-time clerk. MrS. Maury ments with her are to be mada Tho HA m rd AMofno BM^ daasa|ed U8 othon. feeUot waU last tortnC- TELEPHONE 84WI79 c t m ooOiucneo tn«l|iOnc Oov- Cohn. PTA uhralry chairman, by contacting the (foventiy gndo townchod a battaHon-aload Tha Vlatoaiwiae air tons flew The BMuatached and darkly O P E N H O U SE onhy m the Windham Regional HsU votunteers for September; Grammar Bohocl, or tha Robait* opomUon Monday agataat tho 88 eawtat aoirtlto. handaoma atar to otaga, oeroen RaMOW reqbeat^Mra Noibert S t Martin, Mm. son SebooL VIot Oong In tho D Bono W toOao and televtakm ’ ’alraply went to (V V lor the Bwallng waa mado by Dudley Fergueon, Mm John Sehaol Menna aarih of SotgMi. Tho pomtiuop- oleop’ ’ about 8 p.m., sold XhNMld B. Snath, ohabman ot WUa Mm George Becker, Mm fichod hinch msnua for tha ra> Mo npoctod fiioy killed sfTon Diet in Jump brother-in-law, Farmtag Bsaron A X » Vito mnd eaptored n cocho the local p»«infaig and aoolnc Richard Breen, Mm Bmest Zar malnder of the week: Tomor­ BIAW Anu, Ken. (AP) » to Ttyon, N.C Bs oald toott had A new concept in oaiiiiilaAai. which ' haa been notU, Gerald Deepard, Mm A. row: Turkey gumbo, deviled of Bongalore torpedoeo akng Tues. Oct. 5tli 7:00 to 10:00 P.M. Bia Baaelar raeenUy Joined a been ta a coma tor two days. with Btoree to aolt, molaaow and OfOcWng doeely with the agen- LaDoyt, Mm Frank ham and egg aandwkdi or pea­ ■ky divera etub and had made Death cams at tho home to two and a half tons to rteo. cgr, and lw.vlng repreaentativea Spencer, Mm. Bmeet Worden, nut butter and jelly sandwich, eight or ntotoijorae^do) Jurnpa, bia mother, Mrs. Zachary Soett retirement living ot the agency'B meetinga. Mm. Robert P. Bowen, Mm > vegetable stldu, cheese fin- Tha operafion was poocodad with the gnopL ' 4 a. B a r''s^ ' an Auatto saUvo, In the same request Smith Frederick Amee, Mm. Albert gem, cherry cottage pudding by air assaults and artUlaiy fire ta m a tg wan Betoler'a first ntdmito to n . Aug. •> leavtag asked that the meeting Include Bradley. Mrs. Donald Gadapee. with topping; Wednesday: Bar­ aitd supported by araisd holP day to vaoiatlen (ton kto Job at r^ o ^ bilto radiation troat- an Uam authorizing the board Mrs. Donald Pelletier, Mm becued beef cubea over lyon- coptem. D A caaiiattlaa w on tha BL Jo ta p t, Pywor .and m u ta i f a pbyaldaa. SitnAtod A block from Mtln Street S to ^ «r seleotman to appoint alter- Frederick Brown, Mm ZoHonI nalae noodles, buttered com deooribod 0 0 ligh t n was tta end to a Oaroar in Feuerman, Mm. Waiter EIweH Ught Oo. and he,.weto to tha ehurchoB, theater And ^see, HolidAjr aate membera to the oommta- and peas, hot blacult, rainbow A t oso, tho oaiTlar UMsrogr Rlawmthn Alrpoti for an' afior- which he played oooroa to etago and Mm. Harold Newcomb.. Hotue offers a new kind of service to sm- Aon, as prorlded by reoent cubes; Thursday; Italian spa- launtoted moro than 10 aortles aoen to Jumping with asvoral parts and took roles In 84 fllma, Anyone wWilng to volunteer laglalattmi ghetti, tossed salad. Italian againto auapeetod Vito Omg club aaombora. mostly btooro he quit Holly­ bulAtory retired lenlor cl^ n e. It sarvicaa ta the library may oon- fOMiTTnan Stntth rspofts the bread, mixed fruit cup; Friday: oonoontratloiia aloag tha ooaat He was baled whan Ida para­ wood In 1150 ond returned to vides An Atmosphere of •omnlaBlcn has unanlmmialy toct Mm Wiley or Mm Cohn. Vegetable Juloe, fish sticks Its piloia elaimod to havo de- make his home in New York. friendly suiroondings, well fumlshedi^ry The Bbrary la aeoepting dona- chute failed to open. approred thh pr^wratlon and with tartar saucs, paraley po­ Seott was wont to character- rooms and delicioai food. A nurses station ttona of books and magasinsa. stroyod M buUdtaga. damaged daralopnMnt for the town of tato. carrot alaw, bread and 40 more, annk Qirae asm pans NO r o u . VAX. p u c A n lie his usual screen rde as that is manned 24 hours a day. R atea^ de- Oovontry, Boning regulations So far' thia year a number of FREE butter and butteraootoh nut and set oft one large aueh donatlona have baen re- MmLAMD. Tbx. (AP) — DB. to **a bed with charm.” Aaao- sign6d to fit all ratirement Incoroa and Bonlnc maps (the com' pudding. •xpkntoa, pnbnhl;^ al hmds, marking completion of CMleen Rcecta, secralary; Peg­ nine wells and 11 septic tanks. ■. V '. ■' * : ^ the first step toward establish­ gy CSay, sodel chairman; Pris­ Garden Prize Bog. Bhop-RHo ing an urban renerwal and sew­ cilla C^y, corresponding secre­ CARRIAGE HOUSE Beauty Salon has Mr. and Mrs. EUbert L (Pri­ Vi OAI,. age program for the town, or tary; Jan Reedy, treasurer and son of Twin Hill Dr. received ' the 702 program. moltsSUPER FOOD MARKETS Anne Delano, publicity chair­ first prize in Coventry Garden Under the 702 prograsn, the man. Leedem are Mm. Gaiiand Club’s September Yard of the made wonderful progress during the town could receive three- Reedy, Mm Richard Ctoy and Month oonteaL Honorable men­ fourtha of the procm i’s oosts Mlaa Devora (Me. Projecta are tion went to Mr. and Mm. Ken­ sa v e the from the federal government, knUting, cooking, sewing and neth Borgman of ’Twin HUl Dr., with one-eighth abeorbed by child c ^ . The dub la a sister and Mr. and Mrs. P’aequal change past eighteen months! Your faith in ewdi of the state and town gov­ club to one in Paraguay. Eremita of Ooes Street. { ernments. Formal application Oongregattonal Women The grand prize winner is to BACK AGAIN AT MOTTS for aid under this program The Ladies’ Association of tha be announced this mroth. us, has prompted us to move to our woidd he a request to the HouS' First Oongregstloaal Oburob re­ I* VlfAJMIN S A U ! Ing and Home Finance Section 4-H Ctab Aetlvtty ^ "HNSH CUT CHiacm PARTS'' sumes its weekly work sestaons nir CM Mmu a t m r i l a i m a e w f f l S f ' of the Urban Renewal Agency, A number of lf)s^ 4-H’em took ANOTMR PDA OM PMMTI at 11 a.m. We^eaday in the t m tofSA TotopUii Phanplmaals ItomHzlUvam 3 Mto4 4 kAii Regkm No. 1, for a representa­ part In the "Learning for Liv­ new spacious shop in the heart of veatry. AH interested women tive to bd sent verifying the ing’’ program Saturday at the town’s eHglMllty. are invited. State Capitol Building, as one 491 591 691 ' Upon authorized eligtiQlty, a Child Gensaa of the National 4-H Club Week af7 2 l 31 downtown Manchester — now with a lafZSNMsA. town meeting must be oidled to The eimual 'enumerwUcn of highlights. Representing ’Tolland ■ 1M c n r s OOVBBNMBNT O M iM M d A jdui. CHOKB BBI hhiidren of the town of Coven­ Gnmty; Natalie Hladky and Pe­ awlw sail mi sO m K ^ H Zieaw WM "■ f*a C adopt an-* ordinance to establish arff 9$^ bm aaonw^^R^H *

Science Shrinks Piles PEJIiRiS MwnSw Ik 19* .m MISS BETTY ANN New Way W^ithout Surgery CUCUMBERS 4,or29* . 1 • > MISS MARILYN CARRIAGE HOUSE Beauty Salon MISS ODETTE CARROTS sWBiTr 3 b , p 2 F ■■ Ceffr'! • Stops Itch—Relieves Pain GRAPES 2 ^ 2 T . , ■ i p . MISS LOIS .a*v V«a4. N. T. Foe toe ae therengk that enfferers mads Ant tfans Miaiico kai foand a now astonlihing itetemente like ’’Piles >4 p o K ^ MR. DALLAS amllng sobiUnco witk tho sston- ORANGES 12 59* have ceased to bo a problta!” e a . GENERAL CONTRACTOR, Newton Smith and Son iahlag ability to ohriak henior- Tha aecrat is s new haaliaf tab- 8 H5 MR. FRANK rkelds, otop itching, nnd relieve i tnnce (Bto^Dyne*)—disewen r to — without mrgory. a waiU-fanena leneerch iaatHnte. THANKS TO YOU APPLES MISS LORETTA SAVIL0NI8 la snao after caoa, whtla gently stthetence is now aTaiUbla Homelast Children Find New MCINTOSH Ih. Ueving pain, aetnnl rednetiea la czppaoUeiw or eintaMiU /arm Parents throufH the BAND-PlOKnb bag and of course torlakngo) took place. ,aader tha aanie Fropeoz iiez B e . OANr Air Conditioning Plumbing Beet aauisiag of all-residts wHb Citholic Family Serv­ SWEET PEAS 4!£89' At an drag aozatera. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. rpiAsi ices, the Children's , A— Whiting Corporation Einar Lorentxen Servius of Conn, EGETABLES ORVACPAOU acd the Jewish Social ORANGE JUICE Service / S H O P -V n » ftM B D A — NUTRITIOUS WELCH'S GRAPE JELLY *1 laJLmZ ^ s. Electrical Contractor SHOPpRITE PRUNE ju ic e 4 «1 Bloomfiald Elactric Inc. 4 MOTT'S APPLE SAUCE 4^*1 FofA TO U MOTTS OsikiGiii* BgsC TiolwTgBflNl eauty Salon Equipment Pugs and Dretpes ON COR SUCES i^bk’l ’ ’ Tasty, leank Cetik Nan Sphmdi— Qrasn Otom Unitad Baauty Supply Corp. Watkins of Manchastar ilWGETABUS 4 A. 99* , D M RY DEPT. SHOPMni BISCUITS 17* , f hatoetolwMlrDntoni erteaweeweto. MM CBIAM „29* to pay urgent bills? wanoneaew. Mto’IcnMfc.Aayer sSim ptakela. AvnUabla in mmar atom Mvt colon. Juat aall aa. WawOlto GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES glad to aMMura your wiadowa and friva you a hat aatlziata $tr atw o . 525 CARRIAGE HOUSE lOAItOF LESS HANK (»iAI|6E ^MONTHLY REPAYMENT TERMS “ itottaa.” UVERWURST 4«C 5E7 12W AMPLE (ptryMf) 'T months I monU» Shop-Kite—Lean QnaUty 12 24 ^MWilWWyfwII A tw* MkklluTkAu.lWf A A eu y A w .' $ 300 $18 $ 25 $ 12.50 SUCED BACON 7T BRI8 Tznii»h m i. Ntii 8 V. 8M MAIN n i MS MAIM nr., MANCMWIBB fCBBROI FABIADB THnrS A MOTTS NIAK YOU PAOBTOJI?llif MAKCUEBTBR BVBIfINO HIBALD, MANCWESTHm, CONlf, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 196B MANCttBSTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1915

the Hebron Volunteer Fire De­ To lla n d ^ brother of Mrs. Harry Berry of Pope Sets Precedent 263 M ID D LE T U R N P IK E W E S T Coventry, died Saturday at partment edmlnlstered first aid Words O b itu a ry Hartford Hoapltal, at the scene with a nsuscltator. Thousands Greet Other survivors Include his Mr, Pariscau was rushed to Election Winners Preside avlfe,-a. daughter, another sis­ Mpuoheatep Memorial Jioapltal learance at UN Mr*. Mary jrelMVtkjr ter, three grendchudnn mid w * ^ r a he waa proncaineed daad of the At Town Meeting Tonight Mr*. Mary Milan JtlMvaky ot great-grendchiM. on arrival.* , * Pontiff on Route N B #_T O R X (A P ) — Rfhaafiivaa asrtraofdtaary aad dra- Jtof* Paul VZ appaar* botora Marttord, mother ot Mr*. MU* Funeral services will be held Other survivors Include hie m au e w ttaaaa b y hto vtolt,” aay* (Oonttaued from Page One) i tMtod NatloM Oosaral A*- ^‘^:rrssssi Btohop John J. D oogharty, proa- ■t., dlMl Saturday at a Bart- FIsetta Funaral Heme. SO-Sts- a alricn and.ala grandchildren. ChlMran *ln achoel unlforma Hospital Notes alsctlon erlll praride to tha an- The pwgnun waa adoptad a aambip Monday, ho •nton a Idant of Sotqn H aD U nitanlty t»rd **a«al*M*M bon*. slon Ave.. Hartford. Burial wUl Funeral aanieaa will b* held cheered and waved flags and nusl town meeUng tonight ot 8 year ago, and win now ^ *v*)- ■wUtpolMleal atntoipiMin Into and rapraaanCatita o f U J . O ath- Wednesday at 3 p.m. In the (OodiUatMd (r*M r * g « Om ) .wWcIi ito Pop* ha* aw r van- SurVlvoa* alaa liialud* Hr* be ■ in Sprlnr Orove Cemetery. placarda as the Pope passed. visiting hours ara 9 to • p-m. In th* Hick* Memorial Ichod uatad tor oonUnt, matorlala and oU e bM topa for U .N . affair*, •MA CM #tl>*r 4au|M*r and Frlenda may call at the fu­ Whggoner Chapel of the Slorrs to all areas excepting matov- aura, lindertakea In th* sincere moUto^. IBa aamtnar will b« ■Rarid botona. A dding to th* w m w ual aapaoto, School bands played. Gym. aia* graadehadmi. neral home tonight from T to S. Oongregatkmal Church. ally where they ara 8 !• 4 p.nt. lad by Albeit WWOtoin, junior And by Ms aot, ha raglaton Ih * P o p * h lm **lf la a M ot o t t h * awarwiess of our^ humbleness as Reridento aUcndlng th* m**^ yVaaral aervlees wW In held Frtend* ' may call at tha The first church the Pope and *:S0 to 8 p.m. and private Wgto roatti toMhor, « id taaelwr* hi* Ohsreh’a baoMag to tha pur- —ot U n y 108-aera VaUcan well u in the aonfldenct of dl- tog wlU h* asked to b**r *ito WeSuaaday at 10 :10 a.m. at .( Mra. Olga Buryk Ribert W. Johaaon FNtoeral passed waa that ot a Baptist room* where they are 19 a.n, In Onadrii 1 tkmigli 8 wlU b* of that toUmattonal or- O U y anolava in Italy— aa w all a* Hcmt, touUi Windham, to­ ▼Me help, wUl find a willing re- aot upon the reports of •ever*! MapI* nra Chapala, S » Mapl* COLUMBIA—Mr*. Olga Ou- congfcgatlon, located on Van to i p.m. Vliitor* are requeeted nwktof to dolbM Eto trariU- I. haad of a vaat rtflglou a dom ain . morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. town officer* for th* fl*c*l T *^ Av*., Maitlord. Burial wUl ha laklevloh Zuryk, 78, of Rt. 6A Wyck Expressway and Liberty not to iinoko In patient*’ rooniHr ■pons* In the hearts of men, tton between grad* lovala. n to a varobooat, oomtoR la a Th* Vattoan doaa aot have The family suggaaU that In ending Sept, je, wkl to act In Oadar HU Cemetaiy. dtod yesterday at Uncaa-on- Avenue. No mere than two vleltor* al especially those who govern the Naariy flfty taachtn and prto- arttleal ttaia of the gtobal body*a m om bar atatus at Iha Unltod 0 1 B nEipiiil U(iu of flowers, contributions the budgets of th* board to edu­ rrienS* may caO *t th* Tkamaa Hospital. Notwldi, af­ on* Urn* per patient. destinies of m*n.” eipida will parMcipato in Qi* Bfo. N ationa. It doaa h ava a a obaorr- may ba made la his mamory to Far ahaad of tbs tide of noise cation and the board of select­ funaral houna Uadrht from • to ter a long Illness. Ov*r Goosebay, Labrador, by "Somtaar In Numbtr lyaUms ar, as do M oaaoo, louth K orea tha Windham Regional Tech- and axcltament'rolling toward WEEKEND ADMISSIONS: men for the new fiscal year. Met only dooa it ompbaato* • aM tewvarrow from S to a and Mrs. Zuryk waa bom In radio-:-’' For all th* people of and Oporatlan,” and a e*rti- aad South Vtot N am . But eb- nloal School Organ Fund In car* Manhattan with tha Pope, apeo- Mr*. Dorothy Abbio, Broad They will also be ariied to «i- "th* eempoIUng papal eoneorn S to • p.m. . . . . MtnaC Ruaaia, and llvad In Co­ N*wfoun41and and particularly fleata of aebfav*m*nt wfll ba ia- aorvan do not vote, aad ordi­ NiSCAn INSIANT (OTFa r.t 7»| of Jam** lhatehar. tators waited almost Immobile Brook; Ougllolmo Annulll, II thorlze th* town treasurer to tor paaea” hut atoo "tha cenfl- CAUOHOF lumbia 46 yean. around St. Patrick's In mid­ all eqcletoasUcal and civil au- au*d to *n parilolpanta. , d*aea thd Holy S6*. ha* in the narily m ay not m ak* apaachas WUUam t . Dauolia* Hawthorne St.; Bernard Ban- borrow wtiat*T*r money may be H l - C Survivon Include a daugh­ town. Thronga alsawhere solidly Uwrittoa, wishing you peace, gehoal Eleetlona from the floor. tie, Eaat Hartford; Mra. Amy n*c***ary to pay the running ex­ abtltty « f theUto tlnltod Nationa as WUUam J. Donohue, T7, of ter. M” . Walter Wolcaak of pro*ptoU;y and welfar*;” BIgliUi grad* student* at th* Pop* Paul w in raeelva tha I i«Es36elll wA ouUlnad tha routs he would fol­ pense* to th* town during th* 6a ettaettv* pdaeohoaptng o ^ r Waathrook, formerly of Man- Columbia; a aon. John Zuryk Bronkborat, 196 Henry It.; Htok* McBwrisl School have sam e protocol honon oxtanded OCEAN SPRAY .K S S . 38' Fnncralt low uptown and through Har­ To Gov. Gea. George Pblllas Kathleen Butcher, 18 Santlna coming year. atkm,” adpa tha Pitot, otflelal PRESTONE ehaater, died thU momln* at of Easton, and nine grand­ lem. Vanier whll* flying orar Canada had tbrir own oleotton cam­ church ptfW cation of tha Booton to B ritaln ’a ()uaon E ltoaboth n Ku FL fRUIT DRINKS Dr.; Mra. Alice Oehoon, 16 St Th# meeting will also elect laiwrenee and Memorial Hoa- children. Edgar J. Roaaeau Sdewalk peddlers hawked "Our xrarmast Mlutatlona paign. Oandidatee to repraeeht archdiocaoa. I n 1187. Th* Brittoh m ondrehj pltal. Near London. The funeral will be held to­ John St.; Thomaa Chanel, 171 and good wtslM*.. .w* call down three member* to strro tor two political parUes were alect- hoada a ntlgloua dom ain. UaMOHIE PEACHES4£(7 VERNON — The funeral of aouvenlra of the papal visit 'T t to idaiA that Popa Panl'^to Mr. Donohue waa bom In morrow at 9:15 a.m. from the Lake St.; Mra. Katlwrine Dep- tarma of thre* y * « * *»el> «> •d to primarie*. Uboral party Edgar J. Roaaeau, *4, of Hart­ Pop* Paul nodded and waved upon Canada and lU people giving wqi^ort to th* ideal* of TI m C hurch of E nglan d, aa w all ruea. N.T., Auy. 10. iMO- Ha Community Funeral Home, 134 tula, 35 Spring flt, RockvIU*; the public hesith servlc# com­ lnclud*d X iO ^ n * ford, father of Alan Roaseau constantly to tha crowds. abundant divtn* favours and tho IntoniattoMl organtoatton a * a nation. lived In Maneheater about eeven Church St., WlUlmantlc, with Alfred Dep^t, 64 Williams St.; mittee, and hear snd act on >, Bever- and Mrs. Jaequelln* Wlescner, In Forest HUla, a wealthy res­ graces." Wllhabn. Beth Boraman, and, through tha praoUga of hto But w hllo th* rooopttoa ae- MANSION INN COFFEE AV year* before laavlnf for Weat- a aarvlc* at tha Holy Trinity Roy Fitzpatrick, 37E Bluefield the report and recommendations both of Vernon, was held this idential area which is 80 per On arrival at Kennedy Air- ly Blow and DobW* Ifrho. Con- high offloo, adding atrangth to oordad hor w aa baaad on horl brooA taro year* a«o. . RuaaiaB Ortbodox Church at 10. Dr.; Mrs. Alice Golden, Wap- of the salary study eommlttee, port, New York— "We come sorvatlvs paiiy oaadldate* war* tto offerto around th* world,” national offica, the Pop* to | Survivor* Include hi* wife, morning from the hfaple H ill' cent Jewish, spectators were 40 plng; Mrs. Virginia Oroebel, appointed to compare th* aala- Ik e Rt*. Hieodore Hotb wlU Chapelt, Hartford, with a Mata to SO deep along Quaana Boule­ from Rom* where there Is lo­ Ooinmd Dwtra, Leslie KAowlton, Pilot aald. bein g raoolvod as a w orM apirit- AMERICAN CHEESE SUCES 25' Mr*. MatUa Foote Donohv*; a offlcdata Burial wUl b* In Co­ Wapplng; Mrs. Alice Gustafson, cated th* central **at of that ries of the town offlclala with Brenda Jaakolka, and Paul Pa- u al fign ra, not a pol(U eal ru ler. t of requiem at St. Ann’s Church, vard. M* Sprue* St.; Mra. Anna Hallo- those to surrounding towns. That umiaual ralntereamoiit -ss ■on, WUUam J. Donohue ot 05 lumbia Canter Oemetefy. - Hartford. Burial wras In Mt. St. In addition to tha mlllloni religious society not founded on hunbe. ooniaa amid mcptoalvd oonfUeto *R w ould b* a m aaalva arrorl ■ AAMMAIARJ^AIFM* MWl lAf A V IIOc W. Middle TVke.; two daufh- Friends may call at the fu­ well, W^jplng; Milton Hansen, Resldenu will be asked to au A fUll-fledged campaign wa* Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. turned out for him here, many temporal power, which Is the la tha world, i m In a period to read Into tha proaint situa­ tera, Mr*. Jane B. Fllbey of neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 45 Strong S t; Mra. Nancy Hers- thorlze the selectmen to pur- TiNirMilanrfNSSillkpMMpL Mr. Roaseau-w«s found in his mllliotw mora watchad tha con­ CathoUe' Churdi. W* a n happy w a ^ by both parttea prior to w h«a the Unltod Nationa Itoolf to tion anything pottUcal,” aays Weatbiook and Mr*. Bernadette A PanebWla eervlce will be fleld, Wapplng; Brian Hoiighton, cbaM aerial photogra|8i aurvey Rdw Ph Owt M ix3 ^^ apartment m d ay night where tinuous live televlsioa coverage to .. .bear to your terrestrial the eleotlons la*t Wedneoday, atruggUng out of its own Intar th* P ilot ed lto rt^ y . LilrtM Tm Bagi/Pki •! 48 tlonahue o f Baltimore, Md.; a eonduetad at the timeral home Pin* Ridge Dr., Andover; Mrs. city of peace th* greetings snd maps ot the town *nd to ^ when Oonrad Dwira w4u elect­ "T h a P op * dooa not com e aa a ] he apparently had been dead of tha trip. aal problanm which hava thraat- TN*m*M65MpW brother, Chariaa Denoliu* of tonight at >. Judith Johnson, IS Mountain St, good wlshea of our splritusl city proprtate not more than |56 lor ed prerident of th* claaa; Les­ head of atato but aa a ^tritu al NorwWi: a riater, Mr*. Bainh tor about flv* days. Early bird satellite relayed Rockville; Mra. Doris Kent, 38 •aod tolmmebUtoa It Other survivors include twro the live pioturaa to televirioa of peace. On* la a peace which tide purpose. lie Knowlton, rice prarident; laadar w hoa* iafluenc* tran *-1 CanniiMi"»SBr J » 4 Z Moore of Now Lioadou. and ahc Mrs. Buaaetl Landeen McKinley S t; Mrs. EUsabetli Tha final Item on th# warn­ Tha , dreumatonoaa art StoptShtp Potito Q#s 4 4 other sons, another daughter, saita In Europe. Word came rises tram th* earth, the other a Paul Palumbo, treasurer, all of eanda all national borders, grandahUdran. Kerr. 61 Garden S t; Mra. Helen ing opens th* meeting to any ehfiiwd with axtoaordlnary alo- VERNON — Mrs. Helen Trey­ three brothers, a sister, eight from London that receptioa was to wMeh ^deacond* from tha conservative patty; and ■arvea aaat and w ast, blaek an d I ItIMsMNPnHMMilfirIrealMtMnlilSa 4 Tn# funeral will ba held Kordowaki, SO North S t; Mark other "suitabl* and proper” aMBta aad auancea. It bring* bal Landeen. 43, of Brookside grandchildren iand several crystal clear. heaven; and their meeting-to Beverly Blow, of (he liberals, w M to, rich and po directlona to stop when a school ployes to Japan baa b**n in­ HOPKINBVILLB, Ky. (AP) Mrs. Lucille Bouggoln Cyr; a Ladd Funeral Home, 19 EUlny. Tha HopkinsvlUa PoUca Depart- j George W. Wallac* Bankart, 14, added, " I hope this daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil bus stop*, to permit the chil­ creasing recently at aa aver­ of power blocs, conflicts and Yaryfiat AppUsaica Have you noticed? Uftal Oaaaar 43 sen, Alan B. Cyr, California; i home tomorrow from 2 to | solemn high Mass of requiem at | however, police In Brooklyn re- 14 waatm MkMy to bo aom* woliiity I William Hurley, 228 Woodhridge W ar’s End tha riraeU,” Bllecki said. Driv­ up by the mlcrophCBc* and! StepftSbep Cranberry S a «a 5 stamps and a handful of “ me-too’’ specials! tour sisters, Mr*. Joeepb PlwUto * 7 to 9 p.m. 1 St. James’ Church. I ported a bomb threat. Officers (Ctoattaned from Page Oac) impact Ttw als 2 o St.; Richard Stratton, 165 Me ers going through residential F O R 6 0 0 D Popa Paid, Uka hto prodecoa- transmitted to a radio room Ot Rocky HU, Mrs. Burton Hod- The family requests that those ’ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward i *old an anonymous caller said Kee St.; Mrs. Helena Erickson, and of interests. It is construct­ areas, aa well aa through school GOVERNMENT dor, Johh X3Cm, has repeatedly when an officer will be on duty | dlnott of Hartford, Mrs. Donald wishing to do so may make con-. j. Reardon was colcbrantt as-' bomb would be exploded at 30 UUey St.; Mrs, Pearl Daley, ed with th* mind, with Ideas, and church zonea, should drive CALL at all times. • They simply cannot match our new across-the- Cyr and Mrs. Elmar Booth Jr., trlbutiaBS to a fund to restore slated by the Rev. John J .: * in Queens shortly before Lake Rd., Andover;-Mrs.’ Elsie with' dfbrka of pOale*. Y ^ labor- carefully apd be ready to avoid TOLLAND DEMOCRATTO . Tiito jplua the sheenc* of-'win- BIRDS EYE FROZEN both of Alexandria, Va.; and the carrUloo at First Congrega- O'Brien,' deacon, and the Rev. | the motorcade crosses a bridge Custer, 48 Dartmouth Rd. f^Mrs. HEADQUARTERS in this great construction. But children who might run into the ito Bucceao. dows * n aimed at pravantlng | board low prices on everything they sell . . . VECETABIES C several nieces and nephews. tional Church. Donations may Vincent J. Flynn, subdeacon. ; to Manhattan, m Dally A JL to 15 P.I iltr Mary RapalH, 19 Hyde St.; road. lOpea Dally 8 . The funeral will be held to­ be sent to the First Church, in Mrs. Jane Maaccarone wnw or- | Police radioed the report city- you are stilt at the beglnningsm I InsBsportatliirtatton and SHtor* "TTO thoa* good wUhoa ho now escape*. j (Jharles Lyems, Wapplng; Mrs. Math Seminar ORANCE JUKE Cat l(*M, * ■ St homa morrow at 8:80 a.m. from the care of Charles Platt. ganlst and soloist. Burial was v’Ide and the police detachment Will the world ever succeed In I o in — 876-5715 and they know it! Margaret Burke, 95 O n ter St.; Tolland teacher* will review Cam «M k Cm ar Sbad Otrii Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack------In St. James' Cemetery. Msgr. 1 In the threatened area of Long Mrs. Sonya Jollcoeur, 47 Hart! changing that selfish and belli­ 875- 5585 the new math curriculum in a 876- 5855 6 ssQ A c son St., V’lIIimantlc, with a Charles A. D’Auteull | Reardon read the committal [ Island City went on special al- Dr., Vernon; Otto LaShay, 34 cose mentality which up to now has been Interwoven In so much series of eight ptofearional Mass''of requiem at * at St. COLUMBIA — Charles A. service. j ‘ ti- Cbrnell St.; Mrs. Margaret esss SkpERkP |dary’s Church. Burial^will be of Its history? 6 D’Auteuil. 88, of Willimantic, Bearers were Eugene Belch- There was no sign of trouble E>avls, 239 W. Center St.; Arthur In St. Mary’s Cemetery i father of Mrs. Arthur Pepin, er. Mark Sadoakl. lyilllam Con- as the procession drew nearer Scott, Wapplng; Sean Clancy, "It is hard to foresee; but it is week After week, imitli BftirDRiiitli Friends may can at the j D’Auteull and Gerard dron, Victor Pesco, Peter P*a- the spot 167 Highland St..; Mrs. Mary easy to affirm that It Is toward Mral home tonight from 7 to 9. of Columbia, died cosido and Richard Colbert. Facea filled windows of tall Rowlett, 68 Ashworth St.; Mrs. that new hi-Story, a peaceful OInllMMdsarirbrtrtsL T truly human hl.Iiah American Club and. the greetings. pal virit “ may be Just what the 7 t CradMr Barrel Cheese 4 t pect 8t„ Willimantic, wrfth a ton and contests in other good- and son. 111 Russell St.; Mrs. B9c III*. Ym »m 28*1 Wadtam lib* i | 0 < « c bo*. 7o« tiv* He! 24 esmt ____ 2-47 itosciuszko Scouts. The joyous noise moved with World needs to get us thinking of Crt-RHir% Masa of requiem at S t Mary’s sised towns, among them East Mary Varney and daughter, 85 Survivor* Includf, his wrUe, the Pope across the bridge. how to achieve peace.” A^P MILK Hoad ft Shoiddors Shampoo 4 7 Modoss/SiGM^^trRoGfar ______10 . 1 Hartford, Stratford, Groton, Waddell Rd.; Mrs. Patricia (VITAMIN D PORDniOl Mr*. Jean Tyminrid Lorene*, Cfaurch. Willimantic, at BuriaT’wlli'be 'ln 'st. Joseph’s Haven, and Wndsor. The procession slowed on Flanagan and daughter, 42 Del- PLAIN OR SUGARED three daughters, Mis. WillUm (^^ctery 1 basis of party affilla- Third Avenue outside the New mont St. TWO-TIME LOSER Medeiros, Mias Evelyn Lorenc for a new kitchen? PACKACE OF MIXED Friends may call at the fu- , «<>" the t<^ elected official York Foundling Hospital, from DrSfJHAROEJD YESTER­ NEW LONDON (A P )—PoUce ROUS •nd Mias Brenda Lorenc. all of neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 'n «®ch community, 75 towns the roof of whldh children DAY: Frederick Demers Jr., say they have two purses be­ MPMKME Vernon; two sons, Teddy J. GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES The family requeaU that' a” Republican, 38 Democratic, waved excitedly. 254 Oak St.; Mrs. Janice longing to Shlrlie M. Henrie, but TOILET TISSUE X 10 Imrenc of Hartford and Lt. J. DONUTS GRAPES those wishing to do SO may , and there is one Independent _ The Pope returned the greet­ Brown, 444 W. Middle Tpke.; have no address. 1 AMOUNT YOU MONTHIT REPAYMENT TERMS 1 Jporenc of Oalilornia; a atster, ings and waved to his right and Mrs. Melanie DiManno, 57 Ard­ One of the purses was found •- M piyiMMti Oar tomit yric* mri Im ■ make memorial contributions Mansfield 1 RECEIVE It Jl tin. San S8c! 8 iL tot C if $1.39 tin. Sm 50*1 Wly pay iMnT A A c MTelupt Mrs. Walter Blstli oiC Haritord; Most of the big cities hold to his left to the thousands upon more Rd.; Raymond Gardner, In the municipal parking lot ear­ •itrtSt dm*. to * building fund for St. % 53 $28 1 $19.57 1 WhRs tndtan told a brother, Anfhony Lorene their municipal electiona'Nov. 2 thousands of persons Jammed 376 Hartford Rd.; Edward ly Sunday. It was empty. The I - ' i l o o *1 BeHerhi/letdeeflOO 8 Y Mnry'a Convent, Willimantie.' 1 1 PAOKABE OF 12 Vkks Formda 4 4 1 Ita lM tn to Hartford. behind wooden barricades. Noren. 26 Roosevelt St.; Ston­ other was found later to the day. 56 22 •Scitai.lTra.toWt.Unlld ■VAc The funeral will ,be bald to­ An Episcopal flag fluttering In '8 4 1 59.00 1 88cFmSySiaTrtM.SanlSil ? WUUam Q. Baldaatf Husband Held er Smith, 151 Love Lane; John It contained 310. 1 — _____^ - morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the front of the AU-Saints Episcopal Ryan, RFD 3, Rockville; Jose 59* 79* SOUTH WINDSOR — WU- 1 IM: INSlJFfANCF INCl.UDI Sm l i «rtn tOi. MHcki* «Mi b* warn. Oast Tootbpasta Uveris Meath Wash Eurite Funeral Home, 76 ,Proa- HARTFORD (A P )—Police ar church attested the interfaith Attakan, Notch Rd., Bolton; liTD kMk, kn* rtriks.Iwpri**.- peot St., Rockville, with a Maas liam George Baldauf, S9, of 125 rested a 64-year-old Hartford' support o< the Pope’s peace LJaa Parks. 17 Cole Bt,; Mrs. A r ^ R i ^ Olkos to requiem at 9 at St JoMph’a Bnton Dr., died Saturday at man on a charge of Intoxication! mission. Florence MacDonald. 205 Cen­ COME SEE OUR Pascal Celery 25* Qhurch,. Rockville. Burial will Hartford Hoapltal. THE pOM inECTICUT BANK WbM yw WMt toun* I ipMiil Sm ut IM *14 Sunday night, and held him to i The motorcade passed ter St.; Otis Southerlln. South be in St. Bernard’s .Oemefaiy, He was born In New York $3o,000 bond a.s they Inyestlgated through Yorkvllle, a German MATERNITY FAU Sitiwi** oktt* A P f Windsor; Mrs. Naomi Tuttle, AMD TRUST COMRAMY EockviUe.. Wbippad CrtiM MarigM 3 7 Top o ’ The Grade City ai\d lived In Wardwuae the death of his wife. j section and moved toward heav- Scott Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Ruth COUECTION Fresb CaidHIowor 2 5 Frlenda inay can at tha to- Potat for several years btoors, Mr*.'Adel Martin. 67, the wife ny cJathoUc Spanish Harlem U No. Main St. 898 Main SL •» Gehrtng, Coventry; Mrs. Bea­ ••ral homa tonight from 7 to 9. moving to South Wlndaor ■ of Bernard Martin, waa found j y fir i » profusion of color lined Wool and Draaqr Onaaea, MnnelM|Btoc, Parhadd trice D^arm o, 115 Walnut im1lDMSS*tiitptr*lLPnmk>*N J l A f Eviry CEt g it t set f i M i s seven years ago. He w u * f ^ | dead to her bed by a neighbor the streets. Stretch S la t ^ SUrto Fre# P. BranWe* dbief at Bradley Field Fire De- Sunday. Police picked up Mar St.; Mrs. Clara Radwick, East Blouses, Bno, OMIe*, Sttgo Jist-RHs Trin*. Mori voIn I ■"'He Isd-’t oMning,” said one Hartford; Mr*. (Jenerieve Pa- OO-VENTOY — Fred Petor partment for 16 yean before tto s^few hours later. _ _ _ _ and Pantlea. little boy In this Puerto Rican maschl, Wapplng; Mrs. ' Joan DOUBLE SQUASH PIES-49 ' leaulleu, 65, of Hartford, W*r*un8 reUring In 1962, Mr- Btodauf 1 A preliminary Investigation settlement.'' hi's'Jacket* coUar (Jlcco, South Windsor; Cyril waa a menilMr ot ZL Freoeia r*v**led that the-woman had framing a disappointed face, tbirliM Kelly, Ellington; Mrs. Joan to ItaR of Aatoai Cburch. 1 ntoltiple bruises on her back > »YOa, he is,^’ his sister Paradise and son. SomersvlUe; G lazier's Survivon Includa hla w lfa | and ribs, and that she had ap-, soothed. "He** th* Pope Isn’t 6RMIE A PASTEURIZED YOUR Mra. Natalie O’Brien and son, LONDON BROIL- Penonal Noticim Mr*. Ann* Maxlke StrOgoff parently been dsad for several i,e7> 681 Mato St. — Manrlwator TfinfMiRfrorow] RFD 8, Vernon; Mr*. Bhirleor Baldkuf; a stepaon. Staff Sgt. days, police reported. ConataiMDnlfOraiShaF . HOMOOENIZED Temperatures 1q the nUA 40s Harmon and daughter, Wap­ Charles W. Strogoff in the U.B. 1 Ti6 rmmi In Mtmoriam and winds of 15-25 miles an hour plng; Mrs. Myrtle Lanesster MONEY SAVE A DOLLAR! Game Club Fined to sad and lovins memory of my Marine Corpe stationed at (Jo- apparently canceled plans for and son. 55 WaddeU Rd.; Mrs. 4 atepdaughter HARTFORD (AP) — A 1100 the Pop* to switch back to the Gee Splegeibcrg and aoo, 13 E v n o r SPEDY CLEM ALUMMUM ^ I Mr*. Robert Turner of East open limoustnt in Manhattan. BUrUng Pi. CASH SAVINGS VITAIMIN D BACK *nd helps US to iors«i,**' •“ rows.' Hartford; “ , ’ *a brother," Raymond ’'V Court I today on the From Spanish Harlem, th* to* Urn* thus fsir has only pnvsd Baldauf of New York City; a Eaat Haddam Flahtog A C a m e lP " ^ ^ moved into ,th* Negro TERON ho*r mueb I )ov* you yet. sister, Mrs. Frank A. Farrell of YOU A M NOT Oed save me strenro to bear it Club, Inc. Three of ltd mem-‘ Harlem. -I ■ A »9itlAk| mil «4tt inni lanr. Etoatabal, k*l airi eowvse to face the blow, Allendale, N. J.; and a half- '■U.S. Cities m i l k c o M n i m r her* about a year ago shot wild " I saw him I I saw him! He esn fo rc e COATED tod what k msaat 10 love and loiIvee sister, Mrs. Charles J. Spies of you^Bo 00eoe.will*. will aver know. duck* which had been hirpd was all in white," shouted one fA T Ifn iD When»en (ba eTeBtas slridowi are lall- Boonton Township, N. J. To Receive CHUCK STEWING BEEF - there with dried corn, th* gov­ excited youngster. ‘T know,” suddeo decisiou. iiyo*. Ibg, and I am sittliis alT alone. The funeral will be held to­ 2V4 Quart I ernment charged. hla friend answered. " I saw Th en t*N Ip On M i. ITi trsAI morrow at 8:1|^ *.m. from the Cuban Exiles , U.< S. Atty. John O. Newman him, too.” 111; Wtodadr i;*ihks Vkneral Home, Tlie--motorcade entered Oen- (■■,1 1 0 s FRESH GROUND CHUCK 3 t t *!” 441 spring St.. Windsor Locks. 1 / j . (Coutbiiiad from PUg* n A U C E PAN viffi.’a its ‘ tral Park, beaded downtown. i experUhd^ guide fcxu with a solemn high Mas* to re-1 It doubled its speed, to about T*9 •’ AM Ind* Sh Wp Im (I competition. The exile colony FUEL OIL f ' ' ivm)' v-’ 'i V witNVoaVER . Stop^Shop qulpii at 9 at SL Francis of i ^ M m.p.b., and many person* now l ^ l s lose than 100,009. 3 Asaial Cburch. Burial wfll b* ®" ^ 77m * Prealdent’a announe* CHUCK STEAK/BLADE CUT 48*. ment caught the refUgo* oOntor R i0 la H y 2.49 ' b McBiorisiii Village, Long Island. A sea of mankind awaited M* at half Its prevloua poraonn*l ■Jo migratory Wrd treaty thl* coun­ WWw^rw■ Itjtl leatog'iMBety af Mrs. gkani Friends may call at th* fu­ arrival at St. Patrick’s, sur­ strength. A phaalng-out pro­ • *1. pk|. fir nhNi k*chk*i*iL A A f *«?»•»• Pd*» flMirf Eton Itomtl # A g Bradlees try has with Great Britain and neral home tonight from 7 to rounded by the boarded up win­ gram was under way due to di- AvailabU In QiteH, Half QaiUm' Bsiaw*' Mexico. , . . . 5. SS l s - Her, memory is as dear tadsy dows of stores and ihopa. Moat mliisihtog refugee arrivals. B* O r Gallon Cbntainara ' t t ! u rB E E a i ^ ^ FOODS I * la th* koinr sb* h ***4 away. CROWDS SEE FAIR ot th* peopl* had b«en ther* fora airline service to Havanif iTKINSAyi^ST $intlii*llmw9iUI*n«H*rt Edvard. Sham. Ellsn and Russell Ell J. Parlzeau DANBURY (AP)-The 96-yeaD since early morning. stopped with the 1968 Cuban cri­ Ell J. Parlzeau, 63, of Wflli- old Danbury Fair attracted 79,- Pop* Paul reachod tbe. cathe­ sis, nearly 2,000 refugees ar­ ‘•■RPDNOWmmMmMissMmmMiMimMmms Cooked SkriMp .a BT In Mfmoriam mantlc, father of Robert Pari- 666 paid cttstomeni' over the dral at 11:48 a.m., about 16 rived Weekly. COOPERATIVE Is* Cbrls- o n , ( OTM’ \\\ OmiAMHkWIlT • 0lt|CTp» ■aaeed zeau of Manchester, suffered a week-end for a new two • day mtoutea earlier than scheduled. Th* refugee center’! director, M ilk , (lea^ ktl^.k yeaterdiw yecorq. Th* previous all • |lme With arms ouUtretehed. Errol Baltanfonte,' was toMriw- I M \ 1)1 j ; * * * I m o N i Ml 5 .m i moRdng wMl* idaj^ng tara bo!^ two • day Wgn Waa 74,711 last palms turnad upward, the pon­ ted only a week ago to transfer toto .vkttf fh* .itom W peeceau KOI X M> or ( o. . •' ■■ owitoat rwiht SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR WITH fT im i-p P iC m Q tournament at the Blukledge hear.* ' tiff greeted the thickest throng to Vlot Nam as an aid director. . 1 t • a r W m w V* shsu si**}-* keep. Country Club, Hebron. The Fair, which opened latur- of th* triumphant parade. No successor has been named. SOLO ONLY AT : ciNTiR muT. MAMcaHtTW _ Resident Stiue Trooper Ray­ day, continues through next Organ music and obimes Refugee* continue to arriv* .'(1 . Kl;o Ml ■11(1 I 1 . k I i.i i;n I . ,.i parley P. Ejarkinan mond Andrews and memben of Sunday. tollad the arrival. by the hazardous boat rout*. J KVwinNa HERALD, MAMCHBOTRil, CJOMN., MONDAY, OCfmftBJR 4. rtte pAiem iW KfW i PAGB TWELVE iSonth Windsor Rainboif Seatf Ryan-Bristol Donlon-Fowler Rynn^Harvey Miss Hallowell

Mtaa Daborak Lm BrMxd ot MVw ObfM Aim Rkrvey tw> ■'Kiss..;, . in Those Money Bolton and WttlUm P. Bjra4i Jr. came the bride of Joha Oon- ^ghtor of mr. tihd Urk Beat Haittord axoliutfod w«d> drea myna Jr^ bbth cf Maa- ftt Raij^oB pf SU C s;^ fit. dlnf vow* on Saturday mom- eheaur, on BaturdaF awtalac _ permits Was inatMled as worUut''Advts< ^Savina Coupons You nito_ at Bt Jam«''OhiiMli. W e tboabtly or of Manchsstsr Inf at St. Chiiatopkar'a Otairoh, Flia Chiif Ftook A. Eaa« :by' tbe bundliig O r^ 'pi lUlnbow- M 'pm , Baat Hartford. * The bride It a dMghter of ^,1^ two building Hngtsh Rd*. gtv tof' thstr s W e , R^dved in the Ma,l Hia brlda ii a daufMarv-of Mr. and Mm. Thomas J. BarvSy ^Industriel arse. addrees and eoUMite Urns W ^turday night at ihe,,Masdnia Mr. and Mra. Oaranca Q. Brla. o f M LAtorty Bt. The bride­ .l.svard Ob., th e' IhtliaetloiM Bedauee -Uie n m p ie. Installln| tol of Watroua Rd. Tha biida* groom ie a mm of Mrs. John •npounoejL pleas to\W tbwa five depertmant is a tort- bpst worthy froom ta a aon of Mr. and Mra. iet a 10,000 aquare - \|aot nUMf tW . tt M fieeessery to 'Itas Bariiara Oondren Elyim 8r. of 34 Lib­ William r. Ryan of Baat Hart* don to tha Maeblstng toMdule: inWdttqae for !%• iWKlcer; Miss Jo ford. erty Bt and the late Mr. Ilyna. Oerp. buUdttig' an evening fcofira/ ’■ marshal; Mia* j f Hie Rav. Hanry J . Murpiiy, 'nie Rev. Kugene F. Torp*y )-|M)e Rd. Value of tbS 'iiltorv. WelbefiBi a l Mealing I Miaplaln and MU pastor of St. Chriatophsr'a of Bt ' Jamee' Church per­ irjesued la eat at |60|000. Tke Rev. O eW h B, Mfefl- J Rhodes, recordsr. ' Church, parformad tha cara- formed the double ring oere- A permit for a 4,800 bams, pastor of 9t, Francis ef I' Others installed mony. Mrs. Mary Lavola of mony. Mrs. RAlph Maocarone of loot addition to tha Ourco Assisi church will participate in Blaine Martel, worthyriuomflAo ii East Hartford was tha oryan* Manchester was the organist bfaeturing Oo, was leauad the annual BaManv R^onal advisee: '/ MilsMHm 'fto^rA'foadrA Fox. 1st and ooVolat. Bouquata of and atflolat. Bouquets o f white John Maaeolo, owner of Um Conference of CatboUo' Praes Pasi^P iiesigM > Charityi Wm-Fbggy .. Abert. whita chryaanthamums and gladioli and camatloBs were on bUeoolo toduetrlal Park on I^ Asooclation to be baM Wednee- Hope; Diane Benurd, fladioll wera on the oHar. the altar. , day-Friday at tha Holiday |eib, ^ The Rev. Joseph H. Du^ey, I Faith; NM Roberta UppUng, Meriden. Tke oonferenof 'Is Otven In marrlafa by her The bride, glvea in mar* KaoMnlng Taobnology Ocrpi, 'MisociaU .pdbUiUr’ .At‘ : ^ t e r 1pbaplato; Jointly sp o n e o re d by The father, the bride wore a floor* riage by her • father, wore ' a evbo opened bualnaas hart Daa CongreiAUcnal Churoh, W an-i, 4riUiead*rJ Cathoilo Tranactipt and “Qo* lanfth gown of paau da sola floor*length gown of silk or- 1, now naade twloa Its present nounced that he will resigw V '’Also, Rlsa Pamela Johaston, ppaoa. Tha B m doea contract lumbla," Knights,, of Oolun^nu trimmed with alancon lace, de­ gsnza, styled with three-quar­ from his post Dee. 81 tbecause Miss Mdlnda Saase, to- signed with bateau neckline, ters-length tapered sleevea lace machining and la currently un- Magaslna b im ;’ Mias .fiandra Olftord, trimmed v scalloped neckline, !dar oentraot to the Mbtlon- Lutbenui Oroupe Meet of health reasons. Ha 4nd his bafurei 'Mise Denise Bartoo, long tapered sleeves, raised arlfa have purheased a home at waistline and bell - ahap^ skirt fitted bodice with empire waist­ ;nl Aviation Space Agency A Sunday Bchool teachers ^giwirtanty; MUs Deborah line and a dome-ehaped skirt ‘; Mrs. Rtehard Gray is mol alike in floor-length gold pink, designed with scooped ‘ ra oino* November, 1964. The a ibovle wMoh win be Sbewn. advisor. Rtehard Gray was on* neckline, fitted bodice, dome­ v, building wUl double present gowns, styled with brocade Otrohard HIU PTA yiittB, pees, com breed and butt^ fionlst.' shaped skirt and embroidered ' space. Kanen Bartoo bodices featuring bateau neck­ Tke OlMiU’4 HIU School PTA •r, Ice cream. 8 ^ is * served Watteau back panel. She wore cKarga of deoorations lines, empire waistlines and Town Council Meeting wlU hold tto finrt meeting on to- wMh 111 meals. elbow-length sleeves and crepe a matching pillbox hat with The town council wlH meet morrow night at 3:00 p.m. in tbe ■■ ftreahments were servod by Landry photo i Fallot ptioto face veil and carried a cluster sheath skirts accented by de­ (tednesday at 8 pin; in the school. Mias Hilda Monhgban, Manchester' Evening Herald members of the Rainbow Mofti- MRS. WILLIAM F. RYAN JR. MRS. THOMAS JOSEPH DONLON JR. of three pink carhatidns with tachable Watteau trains. They NassUt sboto .-high school. principal, wlU introduce the faC' tkittdi Windiwr Correspondent, ers Club. wore matching pillbox hats with The marriage of Mis.s Janice^ The maid of honor carried a ivy. The brtdeamaid wore a Due to the election, the obun- ulty. Members of Jbim MStlnrl rose gown and headpiece styled MRS. JOHN CONDREN FLYNN JR. Am is LyMiA tel. 644-8688. circular face veils. .and car­ Ann Ekrwler of Manchester to cascade bouquet of maroon . etl will not have any unfinished WUMam L, Perry, asslelant (Chapter, Ordsr o f DeMolay, [ to match the honor attendant’s. ried cascade bouquets of yel­ Thomas Joseph Donlon J r.' of miniature carnations while the , business on the agenda. superintendent of schools, will be ushered and were in charge of a| She carried a cluster of three ate of Manchester High School Loew-Prentice low carnations. East Hartford was solemnized bridesmaids carried cascade satin cape coat, matching ac­ ' Itenu of new business are; the apeaker. Perry is a graduate guest book. pink carnations with ivy. cessories and a corsage of yel­ and a 1864 cum laude graduate X3. Fire Calls.,, Neal Ryan of East Hartford Saturday morning at St. James’ bouquets ot pink miniature car­ Authorization for the town of Central Connecticut State low carnations. of the University of Hartford served os his brother's best Church. nations accented with maroon Craig Bamos of Coventry '‘ manager to proceed with tha OHlege and haa a mastar’s . de­ A reception for 100 was held where hO received a BS in elec­ ’ ; For §epfte*ober man. Ushers were John Shep- The bride is a daughter of Mr. miniature carnations. , served as best man. Ushers construction of a sidewalk on gree wMh a,alx-y«ar toacUng were Robert Plaza of Rocky at Cavay’s Restaruant. For a trical engrineering. Ha is em­ Graham Rd. and to take the ardson of Bolton, brother-in-law and Mrs. Delbert L. Carter of George Raymond of Ekuit ployed by Combustion Engi­ credit from the Untveretty of ‘ ToWn ’hrem ^''recoded to 237 Oak St. ’The bridegroom is Hartford served as beat man. Hill and Kirk 8. Walworth of motor trip to tha Pocono 'steps necessary to notHjr and Of the bride, William Mount of neering, Windsor. Mrs. Flynn Is Oonnectictit. « L8 fire calls in, September, none,] a son of Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas Ushers were Thomas McGinnis ’Tolland. Mountains, Ps., Mrs. Flynn , assess aiwtUng property own­ Glastonbury, Paul Landry of a 1901 graduate of Manchester Perry has spent the .last nine o f w h i^ were .eeripus o r Paused' and John Abbott, both of Ekut Mrs. Harvey wore an acq.ua wore a gray and beige knit suit ers in conformance with tovm North Groevenordale and Eki- Joseph Donlon of East Hartford. High School and attended the years in the town school sys­ The Rev. Vincent J. Flynn of Hartford, and Salvatore Gallo crepe sheath with beige, ac­ with black accessories snd a '^ordinsiDces. t o W s ward Kenney of Middletown. University of Hartford Evening tem in numerous capacities, lii' ; 'ITiefe .were six minor, fires of Manchester, brother - in-law cessories and a corsage of pink white orchid corsage. The ^ Also, aoceptance of a deed for Gordon Shepardson of Bolton, St. James’ Church performed Division. She is employed as a eluding principalship of the of the bridegroom. carnations. ’Iks bridegroom’s couple will make their home at ' the Masoolo Rd. Project and Ip, buildings or homes, two grass nephew of the bride, was the the double ring ceremony and legal secretary 1^ Lessner Fteaaanit Valley School and Mrs. Carter wore a beige 'mother wore a mint 31 Strong SL after Oct. 18. " setting tiis-dbte for a public fire*; ei^^ fiyii .motor^ vehicle j ring bearer. was celebrant at the nuptial Rottner, Karp A Plepler. Wapping School. Mass. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of Chantilly lace sheath with shirtwaist dress, kelly green Mr. Flynn is a 1960 gradu- hearing for the appmb>iellpn f i w , ...... ' Mrs. Bristol wore a pole ■■ Refreshments will be served . FTromen performed six res- green brocade dress with Manchester was the organist matching accessories and a cor­ of additional funds to tke Pub- following the meeting. and soloist. Bouquets of white sage of white carnations. The 'llc Works Department. oiie mid emergency operations-. matching accessories and a cor­ I Fourteen appointments will Pleasant VpUey PTA Last year during September sage of pink carnations. The mixed flowers banked the altar. bridegroom’s, mother wore a <’ Tke Pleasant Valley PTA will The bride, given in marriage blue crepe jacket - drees with a Ringuette-Lyons I be made by the council. They there were 32 fire calls for ths bridegroom’s mother wore an meet tomorrow night at 8 p.m. department. Four were of a ice blue and silver matelasse by her lather, wore a floor- beaded embroidered overblouee l.are;,..... in the school cafeteria. Parents length gown of Chantilly lace- with m&tohing accessories and , Clerk of town. councU (2 serioua,.and costly, nature In­ suit with blue accessories and The marriage of Mlsa Judith _,y€rsrs):i town attorney (2 aifcftdlng wia, haV# an eppor- volving three homes and ,a’ a corsage of white gardenias. trimmed silk organza over taf­ a corsage of yellow oamatlons. M. Lyons of Bolton to Gerard * ’years); dog warden (2 yean); tumty to meet 'members of the bturiness. A reception was held at Raf- feta, styled with scalloped A reception for 160 was held school faculty. AH msmbers are scooped neckline, long tapered at the K of C Hall. FV>r a motor J. Ringuette of Manchester took ■; :trae warden (2 year8); town au- fa’s Restaurant. Glastonbury. * iditbr (2 y e a n );'tw o members invited to'attend. THANKS TO YOU For a motor trip to Canada, sleeves, empire waistline and trip to New York, Mrs. Donlon place on Saturday tnoriiing at '' Mew officen for the 1968 • 66 Mra Ryan wore a cranberry lace trimmed A-Uije skirt. Her wore a royal blue suit with tha soiling board of appeiil* St. MaUri' Roltto ribW a of appeals (8 years); one waa toe aoloiat. iof *'i»erober to the personnel board 10:80 a.m. Children’s sendees othe^ day. velvet bodice featuring a scoop­ YUCATAN CTTY — Chlicle. white & m ations were Ml the. al­ * «r kppeab (2 years), wiU be at li;8 0 . Afternoon ear- In the past, couples were ed neckline and long aleeves and the 'raw material of chewing vices win be at SKX) p.m .... ; married on Sundays or holy a pink crepe A - line skirt. They gmn, is really the curdled asp tar. . r*; Terry School Facllttlee FINAST nOZIN - CWAlw. Turkey F IN A S T - Tender Whole Kernel flPto’ cafeteria, kitchen and Rabbi Hdlmeo will efOdiete days without a nuptial Maas. ^ wore matching pink headbows. of the sapodUla tree. Given -In- marriage- ky ker at the services. , i j father, the bride wore a floor- - Bbrery at the EU Terry School been approved for opening Bchool Means MEAT DINNERS 3 SWEET CORN length gown of peau’de sole Menus tor schools tor the nkt trimmed with re - embroidered ■'by bulkUng tospe^r DcaaM »Y 0 M " Q A R D IN K O Z W - Regular or C; inkle Cut tlCHMOND - tender ot the week ere: alencon lace and accented , with ‘^WLattglrito. Santor-Newman ' Bhidanto assigned to Ell Ter* Tuesday, American chop miey, seed pearl clusters.^ Tke gOt|m tossed salad wMh French dress­ SWEET PEAS 6 * 1®* wtfa fashioned with bateau neck­ **y have been occupying the TRENCH FRIES 10 'mass rooms without eafeteito ing, fruit crisp with topping, F M A S T - FreiJt OH the Vine Tlavt^ _ F IN A S T - Solid in Urine . ' Miss June Florence Newman line, long tapered sleeves, fitted bread and butter; Wednesday, bodice, bell • shaped skirt and. a *^fecUities pending completion of of Vernon and Darrell Keith -'^eenstruetkm work in this area. tuna wiggle on baking powder detachable chapellength train. biscuit, whole kem^ com, frui|t. TOMATO JUICE 4 WHITE TUNA 4 ^ Santor of Willlmantic were Her bouffant elbow - length veil Tkii music room and gym ZiaM* arc still tmder oonstnic- Tkursday, elementary grades, N N A S T - Soft Whits Of Lovely Ps*lel Sh^ei F IN A S T - Made From Tree Ripened Apples married on Saturday morning of illusion was attached to 'a •oup, ookl meet sandwich, at St. Bernard’s Church, Rock­ ciown of seed pearls and crya- cheese end celery aticka, cake tals.. She carried a double klaB^ Firs InapeotloiiB FACIAL TISSUE A APPLE JUICE Landry photo ville. X’ ■ During Fire Prevention week with Icing; lOgh and middle ing ball of white carnations. ,BOhootS, soup, grinden (cheese, MRS. MANFRED LOEW Ike bride is a daughter of ~ the town Fire Department fire Mr. and Mnt. George Newman Mias MaryAnn Pella of Man­ prevention bureau wlU' make odd meet, lettuce and tomato), The Presbyterian Church of^was arranged from a tiny pill- of 106 Vemwood Dr. The bride­ chester was the maid, of honor. Z eeurteey safety luqMotlonb of cake with icing. FYlday, fish Manchester was the scene, Sat box hat of seed pearls and crys groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Bridesmaids wera Mlsa Mary bouses In town. , Sticks snd tarter sauce, potato s Ellen Hannon, cousin of the urday morning, of the wedding tals. She carried a bouquet of Keith Santor of WlUliftanUc. white daisies. bride. Miss Carol Cyr and Miss of Miss Martha EHeanor Pren­ The Rev. Norbert EL Beliveau c Mrs. Gary Avediklan of Carol TorstenscA, all of Map- junior mints 29 Silver Dusto,5KG'T9<^“ "'o 3 7 c tice of Manchester to Manfred of St. Bemard’a Church per­ Wethersfield was matron of hon­ Chester, ■ Junior bridesmaids Loew ot Esuit Hartford. formed the double ring cere­ or. She wore a floor-length gown were Miss Claudia Ann Lyons of The bride is the daughter of mony and was celebrant at the ' . Day In , ..Day Out... - with a green brocade bodice East Hartford and Miss Donna Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Prentice nuptial Mass. M(S. Jean Web­ and cream colored skirt, a Rose Cowles and Mies Rose­ CH by Travelsra Insiuwnce Oo., 40 A ll . « . i 45c bridegroopi; and John Katrick ice trimmed with' seed pea^ isk acoeeaorlee and corsage Haitford. 'A lt ' c of Vernon was organist and Miss She wore a matching crown with sttvingt 'to you every Pamelyn Fitzsimmons of Man­ of Bridgeport, cousin of the and a tiered full skirt terminat­ white roeee. The couple will bride. face veil and carried a kissing ■ No dbi and downs In your rreseriptlon 4 ing li^ a cathedral - length Mire at 96 W. Middle TjUn. after chester, soloist. Bouquets of r costs — no “dtaceanto** today, ‘TIegular r * T-^..-.LFABRICSOFTEN£R1-pt1-02 Mra. Prentice wore a pale train. Her fingertip' • length veil ball of yellow eismations. Got. 16. liadloli,, pompons and mums p rlM ” Ssmorrowt ‘Wpluffy “5^830 tS 34' rindl I ouch t-QT K>Z BTl 89c UTL 4 z C d6corated the sanctuary. blue brocade Jacket dress with of illusion was arranged from a The bridesmside wore matoh* btr. Ringuette ia a 1959 grod- •1 matching accessories and a crown of seed pearls and crys­ lag hetdpleoes sad • gewnf; UIKte of Holy Trinity High No -redueei speetols’*—n s •Hsnpomry The bride was given in mar­ HEADQUARTERS rednottoas” sn Presoriptlens to luro; riage by her father. She wore a corsage of Dubonnet rosee. A tals. She carried a cascade styled with topas bodices and M^ool and attended Hertford LOTION DETERGENT 12^-OZ reception for 70 was held at bouquet of white rosee and ivy. a Ughtsr topes ritirt. 'n e y car^ oostonwrs! full-length gown of ivory faille, SisUtute of Accounting. He is FOR R in so S S E o i r • 35c D o v e designed with Empire lines, P’laho’B Restaurant, Bolton. The Mlae Laveme Santor of WIU- ried erraagements of bronse employed by tbs Hartford EEao- A t the MOM tiMS, thsM'lB never nny compromlea In eerTtoa w quMHyl •cooped neckline, A-line skirt bridegroom’s parents were un­ Imantic, sirter of the bride­ carnations. Ths Jmdor brides­ R O U H F L E X and seed poori embroidery on able to attend the wedding. groom, was the maid Of honor. maids wars similarly' dressed For a motor trip to Virginia, Mrs. John Newm^ of Hartford, in gowns styled wUh torquolae F E N T A X VOW OKT OUR LOWEBV the edge of the bell slesvsi and PRICES BtOARV DAV OF TOT defining the lines of the bodice. Mrs. Lowe wore a gray knit slater • in • law of the bride, bodices and parakeet blue . A G f A .W* DeUvfr suit, matching accessories and was a bridesmaid. VBAB . . . AND y o u BAVM Her gown had a detachabla BklrtA ' They wore metohii^ HOBB XBRO.UOHOUT THB uinto 4 5 c Cronb«rry Saucw ocianima> 2 m« ic a m 4 9 c a gold pompon corsage. ’The The maid of honor wore a beedpieces end een lad kieetng < K O D A K B T fiV T w hm , ChIffMi MamariAw' * ’ ohapal train and her fingertip- n»at tm THAR .... ON ALL YOUR i i M LONOOMM SOI mo 6 9 c O cBon Spray oanhuyjuacocnAe i-oTm s i c len^ veil of French illusion couple will live on Park Ave., floor-length gown of candy pink bens M pink end wUta cexBi- P R B SC R im O N NREDB. ♦ UndR Nm ' East Hartford, after Oct. 16. Y A S H I C A ______, MimoASc L is to r iiM AMisimc mouthwash 7-oz in 6 9 c , velvet, designed with elboW' Uohs. your Y R Y U l A N D PUlsbunr Prinor* Mix Mrs. Lowe is a graduate of length sleeves and scooped neck­ Robert J. RbiguMte of'Men- K O M IC A Dromo SoHxar t oim 6 9 c ' Manchester High School and line. She wore a matching bead' tetsphonm r a i l b u i T cbester served es brother’s SAWYER PUlilMwy Cfkw M i| i ■ ANoa rodo livh oi rrs 5 9 c Sunihina Krispy Crackart 31c Central Connecticut State Col­ bow. The bridesmaid. wore a best man. Vsben were John Jall'O GolatinB 2 «-«i ' k(m 4 1 c lege, New Britain. She Is a gown of candy pink chiffon Lgrons of Bolton, btotber of; the H Q N t Y W E U Pillfibury Id lW Cob* ML k m 6 3 c D riH o S o a p P a d s iPMiDOwrASoiAii nteofM 4 S c teacher at Pleasant Valley styled to match the honor attend bride, Bherwood J. - Benson end FREE Plltobunr MMwd 9otato« 19c School, South Windsor. Mr. KEYSTONE Travil SenriM j ant’s with matching headbow, Paul Longehempe, b d b ojl lfe ik C riu ce MtcArr97e Borden's Instant Coffoa ♦01 Mi 1,19 Loew is a graduate of Fried­ I n ’/J The attendants carried colonial ehestsr. DELIVERY Quick Quidcar Oots mi»oinio49c GLOBI 1 rich Ebert Technical School, bouquets of pink carnations and Mf. Ljnan* VMM * blue and Safisfaefiofi Ml-C Or4n94’INink iqtmoican 3 7 c Germany, He served five years pompons. green brocade dram wMb pan* M y-T-PliM PuddingR noieAi 6 4Sc Kroft Com Oil Morgorina tuma 43c Itoyil *Stii or truok normally can tow t-'A -Yt W f»!#»r»l Jnaifranea Cotp<»9*'^n green ensemble ot Iboped wool white carnations. and h, corsage of white rosea. metban • wioN wMbe.'iMdd poh Preeoriptten Fbermecy Owmrii A Photo M l Mum M l oom to uon ouAMnee ((••'••ifi. I** 4 T* three times the weight It can ^ with nut-oolored acoewories. A reception for 100 was held Tke odimta wtU make their horns MgW. RdQKVIUJK • VBRNPN CIRCLI 301 MAIM M R - « a - « m \ -:■ A T T H E m ca n y. / iTko bridegroom’s mother wore at .Flano’B Restaurant. Bolton. in WlUlmantlo after O et I. A raeaptloo t e 306 But Finds Range Wiggin also praised the run ^Heller hit Oakman with a 10-^ Um W. P»hl got •“ * Low Figure *and each tmie he kept the driveO passes to 'Hm Kavanaugh and i^lddle and HamUton W By PETE ZANARDI nlng of Hamilton, who fhared yarder to the Platt hi. HamU- NEW YORK (AP)~H8mwm Killebrew has lo«t his DaU Bennett. Manchester came with his ssoond soora.froot i BOSTON (AP) — This Coming home Saturday ton followed a five-yard run crown but found the range. to Marie Oakman and again ruehing honore with D lck^m - back to a hurry. Billy Hawver The extra point tiy “ was the baseball fleaaon Killebrew, Minnesota’s three-time home run cham­ against Hall High at Me­ over by taking a 13-yard pass for sending Bob Hamilton berger. Hamilton gained 66 returned the Klokoff follM by a bad »nap; the Boston Red Sox wish pion in the American League, officially was dethroned morial Field will be an un­ tackle for seven yards. yards in 16 carries and scored a first down on the three. Bom­ Platt 38, a 42-yard haul. BJtght lUaekeelerMaaekeeMe (N)iiei / ^ pUye later, HeUer found Oak- never was. by Boston’s Tonyt Conigliaro Sunday, but he hit his defeated Manchester High two touchdowns while Bom* berger picked up a yard, set­ 'The Red Sox reached ths Cmintry Club CCIL STANDINGS nyyx aU alone in the end tone. 26th homer in the Twins’ 3-2 victory over seventh-place football team. The Indians bcrger ehowed 67 yards in 16 ting the stage for Bill Pohl, who helghU of futility by dropping W. L. Fct. A rush for two extra pototo California. t*- picked up their second tries. Hamilton also came up celebrated his return to the line­ their 100th game on the final FOUR-BALL 0 1.000 S n ie r* : 6mto«, LePoH. Ths number wasn’t significant OCIIj win In as many sUrts Manehester ...... 2 with two interceptions, while up with the Red and White's failed. Saturday sat out the final ganu. Kilto* 0 1.000 day of the season Sunday. They but the homer was. It was Kllle- last Sabirday, rolling over Wethersfield ...... 2 Bomberger and HeUer grabbed first touchdown. The kick aides: Heller. Bo^rter, Low net—Sked Homans, Tom brew’s homer gave ths Twins a 0 1.000 Uttm. Pohl. Turner. Hawver, wars shelled 11-6 by the New brew's second in two daye and Platt High, 26-8, before a Eastern ...... 1 one errant Platt pass apiece. faUed. Migllore, Jos Oolomari, Bill 2-0 lead and they added the 1 .800 *r. Rourfce. >i York Yankees. third In the last five games, crowd o f about 1,000 at Meri­ Windham ...... 1 It First downs rUH <41 Phelan 68; Paul McNamara, clincher In ths third inning 1 .800 Manchester equali last year's Reeovery Sets Vp Score Despn# Boston’s ninth place giving the Twins what they hope den’s Ccppa Field. C en tra l...... 1 MS Rushing Ende: PepecelU. Timm, FStfS Orlando Annulli, Vito Agos- when Jimmie Hall singled, stole 1 .800 win mark with the victory and On the first play of the sec­ finish, 40 gomes out of first, a will be additional power when Once again, it was a difficult Maloney ...... 1 g.14 Passing crowd of 6,938 turned out to bid tinelll, Mit Nelson, 68; Stove second and scored on Don • 1 .000 is now only eight polnU away ond quarter. Bob LsiPolt fell on "^SdliZ^vicem. M they open the World Series chore finding a sUckowt. Rather Hall ...... M Pass ths Red Box farewell until 1966. Matava, Bob Bamingham, MInchar’s single. . 0 2 .000 from last fall's point total. The an Blrlc Crone, fumble on toe against the Loe Angelee Dodg­ • • • It wa-s another team effort that Platt ...... 8.43 Punting Guardi; Oarabe^ S S S : ^ That raised the season attend­ George Putz, Cliff Sprague, 2 .000 winners opened by belting Oon- Meriden 32 and Manchester Ceni««: PlWilH. ers at Minnesota Wednesday. converted fovir breaks into Conard ...... 6 I Fumbles Lost ance to 062,301, the lowest in 20 66; Frank Kleman, Harry YANK8-RED SOX— ard, 36-0, for 61 points in two was off. After Bomberger got ptflfg: B r 6 n n n n, Killebrew, who mleaed 48 touchdowns in tlie first half and 4 Interceptions years. Gardalla, John Turley, Jos Whltey Ford became the big­ Line Play Outstanding giunes. five, Heller missed on two pass Seniors Club golf games because of a dislocated stymied the host’s passing at­ as PenalUes Zasor Tony OonigHaro failed to add Salafla, 58. gest winner in Yankee Mstory "You Just have to be satisfied It held promise of being close attempts, bringing up a fourth champion at Elling­ elbow but seems to have found tack in the second half. The In­ Bennett. to his 82 homers during ths two iLow gross — Ray Gordon, when he posted victory No. 233 with that line," said Coach Dave until the closing minutes af the and five play on the Platt 27. UancheaUr the range just in time, finished dians gained 243 yards, all but Bomberger got the local^ 0 . s weekend losses to New York, Herb Pennington, A1 Bolls, Ed ton Ridge is Lou against the Red Sox despite eur-« Wiggin after the Indians held first quarter. A Platt punt was Hamilton then rose to the oc­ with bis lowest homer total 88 on the groimd. storted on the final touchdown but the 20-year-old outfielder Shepard. 68. Becker, above. The rendering 11 Mto, including nullified by an Ulegal proced­ casion, carrying to paydirt In since he began playing regular' It was a case of coming up the Platt ground game to 28 drive intercepting a Crone paaf won the American L eagu e SELECTED NINE latter won the title on homers by Jim Gosger and Carl ure penalty and the Panthers succeeslve runs of seven, five, DON HUBBARD (Heller r u * ^ ly In 1989 when the club still was with the right play at the right yards. "John Dulka, Oakman, b o b HAMILTON and returning it 20 yards to the from Crone, (klCKefl championsMp. He belted two Yastrzemskl. Tony Kubek drove were forced to kick hgaln, net­ six and 10 yards. Heller pranced Ir^akman, 17-^. fm*" ® One Half Handicap the weekend with a In Washington, tone. Twice quarterback Mark Hubbard, these kids went both After Platt scored on Jim Platt 36. Two recepUons by Oak­ more homers than Detroit’s Class A—WUlle Olekslnskt In three runs for New York and and made toe real big plays on ting Manchester a SO-yard gain. into the end cone unmolested ler, (run '75-77 — 152 gross It was the first time he has hit Heller was faced with fourth ways against a heavier line. Brown's crowd-pleasing, 63- man and two cosUy penalUes jnl. run. (rudi failed). FLAG RAISING— Manager Sam Mele (left), is joined by some of his American Norm Cash. 31-8— 28, Ray Gordon 31-2— 29, Ray Barker two. detenss." On a fourth and five skuatlon, and Manchester had a 14-0 lead. score. Eric Kellner less than 80 homers and came down and yardage sltuatlona They opened the holes on offenss Boston (jutflelder Oart YaS' ‘ "League champion players-in raising an unofficial pennant following the last Mac Jonah 83-4—29, Tom Prior was second with 81- after he had won the homer title trzemskl broke out of Ms bat- WHITE SOX-A’S — game in the Twin Cities. The flag was raised by Mele, Zoilo Versalles, Har­ 31-2— 29. 77— 158. Pete Nak- three consecutive yearn with ting slump with three hits. In Class B—Tom Mlgliore 31 Tom McGraw Mt a homer for Alonff the College Grid Trail mon Killebrew, Earl Batt^, Jim Grant and Tony Oliva. (AP Photofax.) totals of 48, 48 and 49. eluding his 20th homer, but fail 5— 26, BIU Kenney 32-5—27, tenis won low net with the WMte Sox In the fifth inning, Conigliaro, who did not con ed in a bid for the batting George Puts 86-6— 27, Ed Foiey 84-80— 18-146. his third In three days, an(l nect in ninth-place Boston’s 11-8 championship. Yaz finished broke a 3-3 tie. Eddie Fisher Ppdgers Plan \to Use Three Starters 33-S—27. loss to the sixth-place New York Injury-Riddled East with a .312 mark, nine points Class C—Ed MdLoughlin 86. worked in relief for CMcago, Yankees, won the crown with 32 Undefeated Ranks behind Minnesota’s Tony Oliva, setting an AL record with his 10— 26, George M cLofferty 36 AlUTime High —the lowest winning total since Whltey Ford, a veteran south 82nd appearance. John Wyatt ot 8— 28. Larry Doby also hit 32 for paw who will bo 37 next month Low gross—Ray Gordon 78. the A’s pitched in 81 lost year. NEW YORK (AP) — Ma­ Cleveland in 1964. became the biggest winner in Blind Bogey—Paul Dutelle jor league boseboU attend­ In other season-ending games In N.E. but Eight Drysdale and Grant Yankee history, collecting ca 96. 7-0Loser to Windsor ance reached on oll-Uine the CMcago White Sox clinched reer victory No. 282 with eighth PRO SWEEPSTAKES ♦Casavant and guard Joe Rug-<^loea; "W e Just weren’t up for BOSTON (AP)-*Only eight New high of more than 22 million second place by defeating Kan By RICH DYER inning relief help from Pedro Low gross—Ken Gordon 73 In 1966 for an Inoreoee of 6A gerio. Casavant fractured his this one." There wasn’t toe eto boasted perfect football records today with the 19W sas Chty 3-2, Baltimore wound Ramos. Jim Horvath 76. per cent over loet eeaeon. Avenging last season's (x>Uarbone after a second quar­ ment of excitement present for up tMrd with a 2-1 victory over season just three weeks old, ’ , Ford was togged for 11 Mts Low net—Joe Novak 80*9— The combined total for American League 14-0 loss, the Windsor ter run and Ruggerio was side­ this game as there was with fifth-place Cleveland and eighth- Heading the select company in the unb«ten-unti^ Opener Including Yastrzemskl’s homer 71, WUlle Oleksinaki 76-6—71. both leoguee through Sun­ Bowens 1, Orioles; Oo(m;er T o Start place Washington edged fourth- High football team scored lined with an ankle injury. the Hartford gam e," the men­ rtinks are Maine, Springfield and Cental Connecticu^ and a four-bagger by Jim Gos. LADIES BEST It ToetrsemsU tO, Red Sox; Ku­ Action to the other quarters tor added. day’s final gnmee waa 22,- place Detroit 3-2. once Saturday to defeat each with three victories. Dartmouth, Harvard, Rhode L08 ANGELES (AP) — DonAKoufax, Ms 26 - game wlnnlng<5>entor the Series with the lowest ger, but he had plenty of h.elp Low net— Rory Simon 66 441,824. Tills broke the rec> bek 8, Yankees; McCraw 8* Mghllghted a batUe of defenses Saturday, East will again hit The Ysmkees battered four Bos East Catholic 7-0 at Wind­ Island, Wesleyan and Nichols are 2-0. ______■ Drysdale of V ob Angeles, who southpaw, primed for the sec team batting average by a pen 9— 47, Cele Perry 68-10—46 ord of 21,280,841 eet lost WMte Sox; Bryan 14, AtUeticsi between the two teams. While toe road for West Hartford with ton pitchers for 18 hits. TWINS-ANOEL8— sor, The road loss left the The biggest casaulty the pastf------has never lost a World Series ond game to Minnesota Thurs­ nant winner in National League Low gross—'Lyjkn Prior 67. year by 1,1S1,4SS. Killebrew 28, Twins. Windsor linemen kept toe Eagle a game with Northwest Catholic, Red Sox reliever Arnold Ear Although Killebrew loet his Ea^ea with a 1-1 mark so far weekend was Boston College, Wesleyan got past tough Bow- gome, and Jim (Mudeat) Grant day. Southpaw Claude Osteen, history. They finished with a Low putts, C oii Anderson 31 The Notional League hod offense to check for toe greater Summary: ley, the second Boston pitcher, title, teammate Tony Oliva re­ National Leogne tMa season. which was ranked New Eng­ doin 23-18 and fa c e s Coast of Minnesota, who has never ap­ with a season 16-16 record will team batting average of .246, Cele Perry 82, Jo Shephard 32 “ the hlgheot attendance in Ite part of the game. East retali­ Wtadeor Htoh (1) was tagged for two unearned tained Ms, winning the batting Clemente 16, Pirates; Maya The day’s stogie tally came to land’s No. 1 team after convinc­ peared to one, wUl be the oppos­ pitch the third game, Saturday, yet won 16 of their iMt 16. history, 13,681,180, on In- ated by containing the home Bbids; Sevsria. Johnson. Guard, a 17-0 victor over Nor­ runs when OonlgUaro dropped BEST It HOLES title with a .321 average aa he 82, Olonto; Sorrell 1, PMUee. tbe third quarter after a 29- TacUes: Welsert. PerleptaiMs ing trlumjSui over Buffalo and wich Saturday night. N lc h ^ ing pitchers in Wednesday’s at Los Angeles. During that stretch, the Dodg­ cueoae o f lJiS6,940 over club within its own territory dur­ Bourne. fly ball in the fourth and tpdk Sunday y w d touchdown paaa by Wind­ isipener ot the post-season Series er pitchers allowed 17 runs in 41 1964. The American League ing the second and fourth quar­ Guards: Bertrand. Overbausb. Vnianova. edged Trenton State 6-0, and Manager Sam Mele of the the loss. It was Earley's only Class A — Erwin Kennedy sor quarterback Doug Malone Center: Smith. meets Rensselaer at home this ^ r the world championship. the last 16 games, wMch includ­ dropped o ff 874,467, draw­ ters. Backs: Dudley. Mak>ne. OhllKer, Ibe Eagles’ offense bogged Twins was expected to start Jim decision in 67 rehef perform 2— 39, Carol Maddox 46-3— 42 to Mike OhBgisr. A fottow-up Cheney. tisPebivre, Henderson YaJi- Drysdale will be working with ed eight shutouts. They closed ing 8380,694 enstom ers ■ , ...... , - - 3 P Individual stars with the down as they dropped a 10-0 week. Kaat, a left-hander, in the sec­ oncee. Tom Prior 44-2—42. ^aoe kick by Bob Johnson was anu. -Dearly a week’s rest. His. last compared to 9,286,161 Uet Windsor defense were A1 Wel- Bait CathoUc (S) decision to Army at West Holy Cross, held to 83 yards ond game and probably Camilo the season with a 3-0 shutout Class B — George Putz "All I $aid wis: good for toe extra point gart and Joe Parlapiano. Bul­ Ends: Barry, Carey. Dooley. Chi­ Point. ’The Cadets capltalKed rushing by Dartmouth, the na­ effort was a 4-0 triumph over Pascual, the erstwhile right- against the Braves Sunday. 6—41, Mike Slbrlnsi 48 - 6 — year. rico. Malone, who oompUed 90 warks of the East defensive line Tackles: Viau. Decennle, Hosan. on a fumble recovery and a tion’s No. 1 defensive team, at­ .tke Milwaukee Braves Thursday handed ace, in the tMrd game. "We keep hearing about the Class C — Charles Fergusmi Skow me a fMer tkat dakaars tka taste yartoi for the Windsor elerven were Bob DeOemmls, John An- Guards: Benson, Donoriui, Sav- short BC punt for a field goal tempts to find a better attscek iwMch extended the Dodgers’ He also has Jim Perry, a right­ club not scoring any runs," ob­ 63-8—46, Henry Sinnamon 86-8— erick. Rureiero. with only six completed paseea, dreoU, Paul Viau, Joe Ruggerio Centers; Andreoll. Dwyer. and a touchdown in the second tMs week before leaving for a pennant winning streak to 18 hander, and Jim Merritt, a served Alston. "I’m not so sure 47, John Chanda 54-7—47, Ed aad r n aat my kat.” - was also aided in Ms efforts by and Pete Benson. Backs: Masiuk. Roberts, Oasa- game with Colgate, wMoh de­ dtralgbt A 23-game winner with southpaw, as possible starters that we are so far behind in to­ McLaughlin 67-10—47. vant, Harvey, Juknls. Akerly, La­ half. half-back Joe Dudley and end In remarks after the game, cey. Salafla. Boston (College was unable to feated Yale with the help o f « ra:2.78 earned run average, big Drysdale ha6 appeared in tal runs scored between tMs Low Gross — Erwin Kennedy Repeat Bat Rick Savarla. East Coach Don Robert sum­ Windsor 0 0 7 0—7 penetrate beyond Army’e 47 and pass interception in the closing Don pitched SOB innings during year and our last pennant win­ 72. TD; Ohllser (pass). three Wbrld Series games. He Throughout the afternoon, med up his feelings about the PAT: Johnson (kick). faces plenty of work this week minutes. the regular campaign. The total has never opened a Series, how­ ning year of 1963. Bund Bogey Willard Noel 96. Champions fg second only to teammate San- PRO SWEEPSTAKES the Eagle offense encountered in reorganizing its attack tor a Harvard hopes to have hoN- 1 ever. The 6-foot-B right-hander "We may surprise somebody . dy Koufax' 336, He also hurled Ed Kennedy 72 - 8 — 69, Ken tough going. Hampered by the home game with Penn State back Bobby Leo back lor Yts pltohed in relief against the in the Series," Alston added. Gordon 72-3—-69, Tom Zemke loea of backa John Mac and Saturday. Penn State is due to game with Columbia at the .seven ehutouts. Now ‘York Yankees in 1956 with­ The Dodgers Mt 78 home runs, In Majors Grant, the Twins’ leading Ctory Gott fixxoi the Itoeup, Bast explode after losses to Michigan Stadium. Leo nursed a leg in­ out a decision, started and de­ to rank last In the majors. They 73-4—69. Third Soccer Victory, .pitcher with a 21-7 record, tuneiL NEIW YORK (AP) — Roberto gained little yardage on toe State and UCLA. jury S lid mlEsed the romp oVer feated the CMcago WMte Sox in hit only 26 at spacious Dodger Final Btandinga up for the big one Saturday anil Clemente of Pittsburgh and giround. They threatened cnoe, Dartmouth, rated second in Tufts. Dartmouth suffered a 1969 and shut out the Yankees Stadium. American League Ellington Ridge m however, to the third period the Associated Press’ New Eng­ .was roughed up by California. W. L. Pet. O.B. Tony Oliva of Minnesota cap­ Jolt when x-nw» Sunday ®s- ,1-0 in 19«8. , The TVlns, noted for their Saturday prior to the l^nndsor score. . ^ e sli^tog-armed right-hander _ tured their second straight bat­ Indians Down Conard SCORE FOR GIANT&—New York Giants’ halfback Steve Thurlow goes across land poll, and third-ranked Har­ clciised that defensive Hft ttiili- "Naturally, I ’m looking for* Minnesota . 102 60 .630 rW*M tagged for three runs in two power, added a new dimension Men’s low gross—Gay Knapp ting titles In 1968, Clemente C 40-yard jmss by Blast (piartoP- vard had easy tuneups before Chicago .... 96 67 .686 7 Taking a giant step toward another banner year for the goal line for touchdown. Making the tackle for the Steelers are Brady le Gerry LaMontagne, a setilbr ward I to my first Series start,” this year. Reports have come 73. back Mhce Masiuk to end Bill entering Ivy League iSay this hintogB end was charged with Baltimore .. 94 68 .680 8 heading the National League Coach Dick Danielson was the Manchester High soccer from Soutolngton, Onm., o f ­ he said. " I don’t think the long back to Alston that the Twins BU N D NINE Banry advanced the ball to toe Keys and Jim Bradshaw. (AP Photofax.) week. The Indians withstood an the loss. Detroit ...... 89 73 .649 13 with a .329 average and Oliva fered a broken right leg in t9e rest is going to hurt. I threw employed a diversified attack in Ctoss A — Lou Becker 87-4— 19-yard line. After a seriea 1 It could have been no closer 14_36, Mrs. Warmington 68 • King, the Indians put it one Ice Baltimore’s best defender kee Conference record at New after their upset of Yale to a A lston National League Brooks Robinson waa fourth at Lucky Strike liams, who recovered a key 231 yards and three touchdowns Produces for 17—36. Hsunpshire. ’The Bears knocked season opener. ^ at the Manchester Ooon ft Fox L. Pet. O.B. .297. when Conyers’ shot at the gocU against San Francisco end fumble. as the 49ers put on a late spurt W. Kickers — Mrs. Kellner 99- off a top contender in dumping Other games tMs week to- NEW YORK (AP)—Manager Walter Alston might Hank Aaron of Milwaukee waa .lHl(‘rs came off a defensive man and Dave Parks turned out to against the Colts. He might "^tlb trap shoot in North Cov- Los Angeles 97 66 .599 — . It all happened Simday as clude: have discovered a new Sandy Koufax. 20—79, M rs^Tadriff 107-36—72. Filters rolled into the nets. Vermont from the imdefeated . entiy yesterday. Joe Clemen- San Fran. .. 96 67 .686 2 second in the National League be title 49ers’ Monty Stick­ Baltimore hung on despite have had a fourth TD pitch but Northeastern at American In- W n d ay Ron Glrouard, back to toe ranks 86-6 last Saturday, , tino took the honors with 42 He’s Howie Reed-Bob Miller-Mike Kekich-John Pur- Pittsburgh . 90 72 .666 7 with .318. Then came Willie les. ’ Parks’ brilliant performance for teammate Stickles. temational, Bowdoln at Aiji- Low grross— Bemie Heath 76. Indian Itoeup, also received Rhode Island, which enjoyed izmgets, edging Mrs. Terry din-Bill Singer-Rick Willhite. Cincinnati .' 89 73 .649 8 Mays of San Francisco .317 and C 4 - Y- C'** fhimi tf And, if that sounds confusing, and beat the 49ers ^-24, Green Baltimore was leading 24-10 herst, Worcester Tech at Bat^, SURPRISE TOURNAMENT praise from Danielson for Ms a 23-8 romp over New Hamp­ .iji^ard, by one, Bemle Oonroy, ’ Alston unveiled Ms new pltch-^- Milwaukee . 86 76 .631 11 Billy Williams, Chicago, .316. oonaider Green Ba/e Vince Bay scored its third straight early in toe fourth period when work In the goal. shire after an opening upset of Bridgeport at Hofstra, Wlillatos Ing weapon Sunday as the Na­ followed with one inning of hit- PMla’phla . 86 76 .528 11V4 Class A — Jordan Liorson 33- Lombardi, who was disturbed John Brodie lofted a pass for ..isver^t IVldell and Ron Tour- victory but disappointed Lom­ Brown, invades Vermont to teat at Mlddlebury, Maine Maritime tional League champion Los St. Louis . .. 80 81 .497 6— 28. EXPRESS Hiiaohmtcr (I) Cenud (1) by the Packers’ 23-14 victory ,i^le completed the first five, less ball. l6>/4 bardi and Cleveland came from Parks, who was clear In the at Norwich, Southern Connscti-. Claaa B— Shorty Dow 36-7— O the Catamounts in another Tan* ., eai^ a shot away from the Angeles Dodgers concluded the Then came Keklch, ,who per­ Chicago ___ 72 90 .444 26 Glrouard ...... Scheftner over Chicago and the Bears' behind to whip the Eagles. Colts’ end zone. But Stickles cut at Youngstown and Tufts'lit 28. * BTB kee feature on the esUendar. ‘'other. regular season with a 3-0 mitted only a single by Woody Houston ___ 65 97 .401 32 George Halas, who was delight­ Elsewhere, New York outlast­ also out as a receiver, reached Trinity. Ktekers — Doc Kemp 82-6— Stuek ...... Steele Springfield rolled to its third . . Summary: 60 shots— CSemen- triumph over Milwaukee. Woodward In two innings, and New York .. 50 112 .309 47 ed by it. ed Pittsburgh 38-18, Detroit up near the goal and Upped the Other scores last Saturday 76, Fred Meurant 78-2— 76, Abe Cervlnl ...... HcUlIlan victory by routing Wllllsuns 28-8 'iin o 42, Mrs. 'Ward 41. Ckmroy Reed - Miller - Keklch • Pur- Purdin, who retired all six bat­ Sunday’s Results T* ■ OTMt wiMil, Ow ■new Best of all, the hero of Cleve- stopped Washington .14-10 and ball away. included; Pehn 7, Brown '0; Zubrow 89-13— 76, Jake Honnon Our cvrrenf requlrefnenea LHB and inunedlately train ed its ,40, WldsU 39, Tourvllle 38, din - Singer • WlUMte held the ters he faced. Los Angeles 3, Milwaukee 0 yM achtava Oapandt apaa YOU I Johns ...... B an ks and’s 86-18 victory over Phlla- Minnesota topped Los Angeles "The pass was intended for sights on Colby, which was belt Amherst 40, AIC 6; MlddlebUri Braves to three Mts one day 94.18— 76, Irv Tardlff 87-11— inclvdt knmodiato open OHB lUwto Flora 37, Tom Irwin 36, Singer took over in the eighth, San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3 — yaar ablRty aad year aaibi- 11 Brady ...... C a rlso n delphla wasn’t fullback Jimmy 38-36. Parks," San Francisco Coach ed 40-22 toy Northeastern. Cen 18, Worcester Tech 14; Bates after Koufax became a 26-game 76, Jim Johnson 94-14— 80, Bill ttoa. lat yoa laatt’ alw hara Uia ingt Im jG ary WJdeU 36, Ron Parker 34, giving up another single to Pittsburgh 6, CMcago 8 YOUR 1 R H B - Brown, who scored three touch- DaUas plays at St. Louis to­ Jack Christiansen said later. tral Connecticut w hipped 32, Trinity 14; Southern Con­ Podolny 100-20—80. Irainlnq llw* praporat yaa tar winner by halUng Milwaukee on p«nuoslvtly In ^ Carr 83, Roy Benson 32, Woodward before Willhite com ­ St. Louis 6, Houston 2 [ ...... o L ...... downs and set a National Foot- night. “But Stickles was held up by Bridgewater State 21 - 0 in necticut 68, Glassboro State four Mts in the Dodgers’ pen- LADIES SURPRISE 6m (atwra aad Om diaaca ta :^rry Stratton 31, Sal Castanzo pleted the versatile exhibition PMla. 8-3, New York 1-1 MACHINItlG, conversation ; G odin ...... -.Oeorxfr King the middle linebacker, and tuneup for a trip to Montclair Cortland 10, Bridgeport 0, and nant-clliicMng 3-1 victory. TOURNAMENT iMdia atojilaiaai aM at yaar XL I .1 I I I . SO. by setting down the Braves in Polaiag aad laWwiaa ta fat or before a I B est ...... H uleert when he spun around and sajv State this week. Maine Maritime 26, Ciurry 8. ’ Manager Alston, giving Ms Class A'—Mrs. Kellner 37-8— mSFBCTION I c 28 shots—George Argiros 22, order in the ninth.' aliaad. the ball coming, he stuck up his secOnd-Une pitchers a chance to 29. group . . . O onyers ...... David Kins -Frank OonU 21, Nelson Qulmhy The shutout was the eighth for Oaa raaaoa why yaar diaaaaa I • IR I arm .’ get some ‘ work, started with Class B— Mrs. Tardlff 43-13— Patriots Gain Midget Lead 21, SMrlcy Hamilton 20. EmU the Dodgers in the streak — 18 Sports Schedule ara baltar at Piadt 4 WMtaay ■INCH WOMC i Hlllnskl .; ...... E d d y Reed, who gave up a double to IDEAS m t o id 18, Jim KUduff 18, victories in their final 16 games 30. Alrtrafl It tkat wa aOar a arlda PACKERS-BEARS— Frank Thomas in his two-lnnlng Ladles Kickers—Mrs. Wilson MATERIAL HANDUNO ■Gary A rgh M 17, Dick Mahar that carried them to their Monday, Oct. 4 variaty at ancaUaat Iralaing pra- These Skills Help develop confidence Scorers; Moncheirter — Cone. R. I After Jets Defeat Giants The Packers’i third straight Quick, Alert Rutgers performance. Miller, who re­ 106-27— 78, Mrs. Harrington 98- graaw la aMaiy dMaraal ihllit—' Ctm^rs: Oonard—G. Kins. 1j6, Jack Bousfield 16, Bruce seventh pennant in 14 years. Football — Bast JVe at Rock- and assurance victory left Coach Lombardi ceived credit for the victory. aad pay yaa gaad wagat wtiila You Gain Recognition, Manchester Subs; Howroyd. Moc- Taking to the air, the Jets^the eventual winners first blood .^itoreU 14,______And as the Dodgers prepare 20— 78. ENOIME ASSEMBLY ability to j Leon. Oessay. Cone, Botterton, Lxv knocked toe Giants from the with a crowd pleasing 69-yaTd unimpressed. vllle. yaa ara laamlng. Yea - liava a Make More Money! Masllo. Bnidleui. . . . to meet Minnesota In the World Soccer — Manchester at Platt. tkatca at training la WaMing, deal with people! Mantoester 0 9 ? 9~? unbeaten ranks, 28-0, Sunday touchdown haul in the second "How could I be satisfied?" Spoils UConn Opene| WELOINO Series starting Wednesday, Maddning, SKaal Malal ar a m DALE Oonjupy If Lombardi To Spark Bills’ Win oro bonar at SAWA bocaato of TOOL * DM MAKMO noon at Storrs and dropped a 17-8 decision to an inspir­ in the NL, San Francisco dC' S occer-H olton at 'Vlnal Tech. ‘ has won all the big ones. The Jets put the icing on the Bob Davis, Dan Mlelczarek and wasn’t. tfco onataofly good potontiol for ed, quick and alert Rutgeraf- NEW YORK (A P)— One blustery day last Novem­ feated Cincinnati 6-8, Pittsburgh COURSE With Schoolboys cake' with a 22-point final Dave Caldwell put to strong "We finally got our offense advonconMnt. At aa acknowl- downed CMcago 6-8, Philadel rolling and that’s the first time eleven. The defeat spoiled the Blackney on a one' and eo8 ber during a Buffalo Bills practice session, Ernie War- adgad laadar la Mm canttantly Training 0 |RM)r*anllt— FOR MEN & WOMEN quarter. Battling winds as well showings up front for the Pats. phla swept New York 8-1 and S' Undefeated teams will share we’ve done that in two years,' home opener, wMch attracted pass coverage.” Uck unobtrusively slipped into his spot in the offensive grawing aaroipaca Indatiry, wa In Effective Speaking, Homan as the Giants secondary, Brian Jets (IS) 1 in 18 innings and St. Louis ara conMnaally abta la pravida . . . In AAochining and Shoet the spoUlght along the high Ends; Messier. Kortel, Slemienr he said, 10,629 fans, plus the fine Bne and assumed the traditional three-point stance Relations, Memory Tratoing Sullivan and Jim Balesano There la no telling otoot beat Houston 6-2. FLETCHER CLASS COe o f Ma n c h e s t e r apportanlliot for oapabU, awbl school front this week, which skl. Anderson. s s s UConn Marching Bond and 27 AAetol, for kigh Khool and proved an almost unatoppable Tackles: Morin. (Msavent. Des- might have happened hod tjve while Quarteiback Jack Keitlp roared with laughter. While Alston’s sluUng six sty' Moat omployaat ta ~niaTa ap", fon. Lonasenl Boy. Pteio. BROWNS-EAGLEB— high school bonds from around got underway this afternoon passing combination. pass from Dave Whaley click­ ’ ■"For ■tonolled on Warltck’s^ mled the fifth-place Braves, Los Wtillo yoa ara ballding tar lha trade school groduoaes Guards: Bonham. Whalen, Yso- Philadelphia led Cleveland 17- the state, os port of the Bond ATTEND A FREE with East Catholic High’s cross nuuis, Berfin, Von Hone. ed before many of the fans bad procUoe Jersey was one word: over Boston and Denver edged Angeles scored on run-acortng **When You Think of Glass^ leiMsii fataro, yoa will bonollf' from Carnegie Centers; R Noske Dlnswall. 14 with eight minutes remaining Day program. New York 16-18 on Wendell aborol Mo, modlcol and katpi- country s(piad visiting Coven' M lO O llT s t a n d i n g s Backa: Sullivan. P. Ryan. Berftn, a chance to get seated. “ End.” singles by Ron Fairly, John Think of Fletcher** MppEWHwIGG ftiOTlfGGV Uonrse WUI when the Eagles’ Timmy Brown Rutgers, coming bock after taliiallan Inoaranca, oo oicoMm I try. The Eagles harriers S(mred W . L , P o t, A. Noske. Ryan, Asoerinelll, Bois- One record was set, that by . (But then W orlick, the regular Hayes’ two-yard touchdown rrin Kennedy and Hector VaUe. Help Ifou sono, K. Ryan. fumbled a punt. Williams rscov' suffering a humiliating 32-6 ratIraaMnt plan and, aMabortklp a perfect 16-80 win over North­ Patriots ...... 3 0 1.000 Whaley who cocljed Ms throw* with 66 seconds remaining. Three year courset in Shatol DEMONSTRATION • Develop self confi­ (S> ered on the E agles’ two-yard ttftat «nd who Is primarily noted * * * la Mm noMan't largatl cradlt west Catholic High in their open Glanta ...... 1 1 .600 defeat at the hands of orch-rl- Hadl, completing 18 of 26 dence ff, KraTOntlca. P. line and Jimmy Brown busted tog arm and threw 40 passes, ' for M s. blocking, sometimes OIANT8REDS- 54 HcKEE STREET oaloa. 'HMta ora. a faw af Ika AAetol and Machining per*, •r, M s ...... 1 1 JMM) LsMer n vnl Princeton seven diy.s oaril- passes for 242 yards, Mt Lance MEEHNO • Increase Tour Tackles > topes. ISurdock. J. 1,#- over on toe next play for Ms He hit on 18 for Sl4 yor^ ' Mtls he has to emphasise his The secopd-place Glanta fin­ a CLOSED THURSDAY* EVENINGS < BKwy raotont wky yoa tkoaW odicolly offered to quallfled Also yet to be defeated is the Eagles ...... 0 3 .000 sr, grabbed on early 17-0 haft- Aiworth on touchdown passes ooatidar a fob of froH 4 Ability to deal ber. Hobron. Henry, second TD ot the game, The old UConn standard' > wgs passme.Os' Kelly, Elarl MorroU passed for two wise for football. the league’s rushing leader, tomorrow. The biwtors remain the scoreboard to the second Oreset, Rodonls. Oartler. / Rutgers’ ground ' gams wps IMtiand. Giant record and Mgh in the • Prepare for Lead­ JeU 0 4 0 » - 3 8 touchdowns, tos second after ably complemented Hadl, gain from $25.00 to $45.00 on the road Friday, visiting period. In the fourth canto, "They (Rutgers) Just over­ most impressive, Coach John majors this year. Ken Hender­ 7j 30 P.M. ership Patrists

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WILLIAMS REWBAVING of burns, moth call 643-6803, John R. Wenner- ter Restaurant, 499 Main St., FOOTBALL COACH GROUP! t h W h e r a l d w in not holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ EXTERIOR and interior palnL Barn as you learn, excel­ gren Co. Manchester’. EVERY TH'WP 6 AWBD HIAA ENGINE PID TOCV>t<'Y fc-L.i IT dlacloae the Identity of 1069 FIAT Sports model, 8176. dow shades made to measure, Ing. Wallpaper books, paper lent fringe benefite for aU. DAY/ th at WORKY-HM any advertlaer ualng box DIE MAKER wanted, full or V B6Z, "OH,THERE IT CaU 648-0643. all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ part-time, familiar with short K -I wbNMREP letters. Readers answer­ made while you wait. Tape re­ ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ run tooling. Apply Gunver Mfg. ASSEMBLY MEN MEN MEN WHERE ITROU-EP ing blind box ads who 1969 PLYMOUTH — good con­ corders for rent, Marlow’s, 867 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. MANCHESTER MODES Oo., 234 Hartford Rd. TO*—THERESTWO deslro' to protect their tONPS OP dition, original owner. Call 389- Main., 649-6221. If ho answer, 643-9043. For immediate job oppor­ IdenUty can follow this 4392. PINE ST., MANCHESTER FURNITURE Salesman, part- WELDING tunities with Major Truck­ EDUCATION/ procedure: / HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ INTERIOR and exterior paint­ time, (Thursday night and Sat­ ing Companies from this Enclose your reply to Uie 1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 stored and refinished, colors ing, wallpaper removed, fully urday). Experienced preferred. AREA, see our AD under Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. SHEET METAL box In an envelroe — cylinder, 4-door, standard shift, changed. Call for estimate 649- insured. Rene Belanger, 643- ATTENTION Housewives, high MALE INSTRUCTIONS. addressed to the (jlasai- 8176. Call 649-4398. 0612 or 644-0804. school girls and college stu­ fied Manager, Manchester 6649. MEN FOR FIRST shift factory ET' dents. Olan MlUs needs sev­ work, mechanical experience Evening Herald^together 1901 OLD6MOBILE 4-door Maintenance T.V. SERVICE MAN — Exper- CITY - WIDE painting service, eral ladies for telephone work preferred. Apply Eastern Boil­ with a memo ISting the sedan. Radio, heater, power lenced man for bench and calls, Building— Contracting 14 Interior and exterior, now in downtown office, choice of er Oo., 99 Loomis St., Manches­ companies you do NOT steering and brakes,'excellent good working conditions and *0 -4 AV4 available for Immediate work. shifts, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. or ter. TOOL & DIE want to see your letter. condition. Rockville, 875-2706. wages. Snow’s TV Center, 66 Your letter will be de­ DION CONSTRUCTION OO. — Call anytime, 289-2675. p.m. - 9 p.m. Rate of pay 81.26 WITH OUR grand opening of Union SL, RockvUle, 875-0888. BY Re n m u s e stroyed If the advertiser Is Complete building service. New to $1.60 per hour. Apply in MAKING WAYOUT 1988 OHEVROLEiT V8 automa­ construcUon, alterations or ad­ INSIDE and outside painting. our home freezer department, After 6, 875-1543. one you’ve mentioned. If person, ready to work. See Mr. tic. Exceptionally clean. Take ditions. Roofing, siding, paint­ You name your own price. opening soon, we need 2 ex­ not It will be handled in over payments, no cash need­ Parker, Olan Mills, Room 10, PARTS MAN top opportunity In the lunial manner. ing, etc. 643-4352, 643-0895. Special rates for homeowners perienced meat cutters, top Training MV HOROSCOPE ed. Contact In Hartford, 247- 66 or over. 649-7868, 878-8401. 983 Main St. Apply Monday, wages, excellent opportunity. a growing business, must have TOLD A^E TO IF-4f 1978 between 6:80-10 p.m. QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, 9:80 - U:30, 1:30 - 3:30 or 6 ■ 7. Apply In person. Western Beef experience, top pay, Incentive aimww*.fa.Ta>.*n.airi«.y. Opportunities REST AS MUCH dormers, porches, basements PAINTING, exterior and In­ Mart, ToUaind Tpke., Manches­ benefits, must handle all parts, AS POSSIBLE Lost and Found 1 1981 FORD — light blue, 890 reflntshed, cabinets, bullt-lns terior, paperhanging, wallpa­ ter. with good wages In our ordering, and sales Inventory, finally KOt Dad'a parmlBtlon to grow a board. Now Interceptor motor, stick shift, LADY FOR LOC3AL retail store, Apprenticeship and other . TODAY/ ' LOST: Pasebook No. 8190. formica, aluminum, vinyl, per removed,‘-’’dry wall work. and pricing. References re­ Natura’s the bottionookr* bucket seats, 6 new tires, radio, full • time, neat appearance. GLAZON Corporation now hir­ Programs for High School NoUce is hereby given that steel, ceramo siding. William Reasonable rates. Fully in­ quired, So. Windsor Equipment heater, best offer, $896. CaU CaU 643-4720. ing concrete workers and ce­ and Technical School Grad­ . Passbook No. 8190 Issued by Robbins Carpentry Service, sured. Free estimates. 649-9668, Co. International Harvester after 8 p.m. 849-2980. ment finishers. Steady year uates. ;■ First Manchester Office, 649-3446. Joseph P. Lewis. Dealership. 289-3406. " i around work, including com­ Hartford National Bank A Don’t Wait! Apply Today! C CARPB3NTRY — Concrete steps, pany fringe benefits. Apply In Trust Co. has been lost and THE CURBSTONE SO ' lO-H-b* floors, hatchways, remodeling Floor Finishing 24 OFHCE CLERK person at 260 Tolland Turnpike, Visit the Employment Office Help Wanted— • M, ta. TM lie ' application has been made to 1961 Falcon Station WagMi, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Msmehester, Conn. At 400 Main Street Male or Female 37 B^d bank for payment and fully equipped. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- BEN CASEY ings, attics finished, rec rooms High school commercial East Hartford 8, Connecticut issuance of new book. ing (specializing in older course graduate, type ac­ WAITRESSES and waiters ______formica. No job too small. D A — OPEN — WE DONY KNOW AAUCH ABOUT THE CAUSE OR 8595 floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ curately and rapidly, ex­ wanted, part - time and full­ A eOMAAON BELIEF, BUT THE TRUTH IS. ' LOST: Passbook No. 16648. D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Monday through Friday time experience necessary In ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. perienced in office proce­ that HAIF OF THE ARIHRmS SUFFB«RS^ CURE, BUr/N SOME CASES THERE'S AN EASING ' ' Notice la hereby given that TOOL DESIGNERS 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. food and Lquor. CaU Mrs. Can- 1959 Chevrolet, Bel Air, 4-door A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, No job too smaU. John Ver- dures and interested in a .I N THE U.S. ARE UNDER RKIY. OFF. RECURRENCE OF PAIN ANP STIFFNESS > Passbook No. 16648 issued by t Saturdays 8 A.M. — 12 Noon field, 3 p.m. - 1 a.m., 643-9731. radio, heater, automatic trains- siding^ painUng. Carpentry. A1 faille, 649-5750. position that wUl pay well BY FRANK O’NEAL OCCURS N0WANPTH»1,BUT IS HEIPH) . ,ths First Manchester Office, SH O R T RIBS mlseloti, power steering. teraUons and additions. Ceil while doing work that Is DETAILERS WANTED — Tutor In math and By RATHER COMMON .f Hartford National Bank A T PRATT & chemistry, college freshman, He ISHT SURESEt WT HE MEDICINES. Ings. Workmanship guarein Business Opportunity 28 demanding- as well as re­ CHECKERS SeM.HE6AVEMeANNCI -mSOONDS V5RV >1 > Trust Oo. has been lost and $495. warding. Interview and test days or weekends. Write Box SClENtlRC.mtS IHlNKS I'M SOME lOhJO OF A NUT. teed'. 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. 'KmKeu L .^ " 1RT, shock-HfRApy. J.Q,iesr.l I * application has been made to USED CAR LOT for sale or at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, WHITNEY HH, Herald. '! ^ said bank for payment and Top rates, overtime, all benefits WIHgBgA C*!!i cm sedan, radio, heater, automatic perience. Ceilings and floors partner. Inquire Thomas Oolla, plant, comer of MIU and AIRCRAFT tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga­ kLOOT PASSBOOK No. 89640. transmission, beautiful tur­ 251 Broad Street. Phone 648- Oakland Sts. Long range programs. ii. rages, addlUons, attics fin­ ' DIVISION OF ^-Savings Bank of Manchester. quoise finish, low mUeage, very 9216. RAMCN 6 ished, remodeled, concrete UNITRD a i r c r a f t OORP. it's easy to clean AppUcaUon mads for payment. clean. ROGERS CORPORATION East Hartford 8, Connecticut QUITE AWARE $1,545 work. No job too small. Imme­ MANCHESTER TOOL your own carpets OF WHAT HE BUT THAT'S AM diate estimates. 643-2629. Money to Loan 29 An Equal Opportunity An Equal Opportunity AND DESIGN, INC. ...and great to »«I6 .~RHEUMA1DIP OLD PB»ON% Aiuiouncementi A FRESH START will lump Ehnployer ARTHRinSL WSEASE. 1960 Ford, 6, 4-door, radio and CEILING AND WALL renova- Eknployer feoUDAY HOUSE, Cottage heater, automatic transmlselmi. Uons and repairs, sheet rock your debts Into one easy pay­ HARTFORD ROAD 648-5263 EXPERIENCED Carpenters, save the money @ o » Street. New concept In retlre- and plaster repaired. Ceramic ment. If you have equity In steady work. Call Everett Van- MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl --ment living, RN on duty, Near $495. Ule installed. 10 years expert property, call Frank Burke to EIXPERIENCED cleaning wom­ Dyne, Builder, 246-4781. BLUE LUSTRE discuss ways and means. Con­ buses, churches and shopping, ence. Free estimates. Special an wanted, one day per week. FULL — TIME oil truck driver, iLKTR IClin BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE necticut Mortgage Exchange, FULL TIME help wanted, must asoilqble rates. For Informs- NO DOWN PAYMENT rates for home owners. 649- Will pay, 81-50 per hour. (jaU experienced preferred. Apply Ca w S'S iHAMNORWh a r n w B / e o u a / , SSat I WA6JUgT-|asavDfN0 WIV!»A051He<5NC/LMN0 15 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- have driver’s license. Apply tUTSS C?rro, WITH THE EASE OF ’Hkm calK 849-3868. 9262. after 5 p.m., 649-2388. In person to Mr. Hill, Vernon III ■iiiiIikH * T H s e e AWNe— rr6\Ya/eew«va? CSSRHUREeVA^AOBBoaH 8897. WlUiani Peck Lumber, 2 Main “ A PRO, LANDS THREE 1 SOLIMENE MOTORS Oil Co., Route 83, Vernon. CVHE ACATA PARTY 60ES BLOCKBUSTERS. | HCODSOOfeS OFAN IMPgNCXNO v/rmouTAe&teB o f y m a z LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6. .■p CABINET WORK, formica coun St., Manchester. LARSEN’S llARDWARE “ FISHING-CASEY PL AYS MARLINLT 367 OAKLAND ST. 848-06D7 SECOND MORTGAGE — Un ABBPfIBnV CATASIBiOPHe.'^ '■per gaUon, In plastic contain- ters, rec rooms, remodeling. FULL Or PM’t-Tmle grounds 84 Depot Square AKD LANDS A BIG ONE. ATTA GIRL, I limited funds available for sec­ BUS DRIVERS, experienced on { e c o o ' ' ’irs. RusseU's Barber Shop, Quality work. Reasonable prlc work. Apply Manchester Coun­ CASEY/ IS ond mortgages, payments to truck or l)us for school routes Oak and Spruce. es. Free esUmates. CaU 649- try Club, Maintenance Dept., suit your budget. Expedient In South Windsor, better than 1966 CHEVROLET Impala Su­ 6986. Mr. Whalen. 'RUMMAGE SALE — 211 Bush service. J. D. Realty, 643-6129. average pay. Apply Post Roiad per Sport, beautiful yellow ex­ |H1U Rd. Miscellaneous. Mon- FULL TIME Stages, 6M-8731. terior, with black vlnal top, aU ELEX7TRICIAN journeyman, ex-, liday to Friday. 13-6. black interior, has been driven Roofing— Siding .16 Private Instructions 32 perienced In residential, com­ BARBER less than 4,000 miles. Elquipped mercial and Industrial, steady ^MdL. BIDWELL HOME Improvement ATTENTION Tractor Trailer CLERICAL POSITION work, Rockville area. Call 876- t s i? - PermnslB with power steering, power Oo. — Roofing, siding, altera WANTED brakes, autoraatio transmis­ Trainees. Men 19 and over are 5906. HIDE WANTED — Lake St., tions, additions and remodel­ needed at once to train for TRANSCRIPTIONIST APPLY sion, car wUl be sold this week, EAST HARTFORD AREA WE HA'VE immediate openings Manchester to Aircraft, East ing of all types. Elxcellent high paying jobs as Tractor- Experience on Ediphone will take trade. OaU 876-8901 workmanship. 649-6495. for warehouse shipping and Hartford, Oats 2, 8-4:46 shift. after 4:80 anytime weekends. Trailer Drivers If qualified. helpful, but not necessary. CAMPUS ^ W W W IM ik. * » .* » . I /D-V .-e40-8676. Earnings ' 8200. per week sal­ machine operators. Apply Per­ sonnel Dept, Iona Mfg Oo.. Re­ Apply Personnel Dept. BARBER SHOP Roofing and Cblmneya 16-A ary and up. Many Jobs availa­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER TraDerG— ble. Budget plan available also. gent St., Manchester. ROUTE 185 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD AutomobUes For Sale 4 For details phone 249-7771 any­ Due to a change In operations, IONA MfG. CO. STORRS CONN. Mobile Homes 6-A ROOFING — Specializing re several excellent opportunities ATTENTION Tractor Trailer REGENT STREET «w/ you MGtrr 0w Y i imp ' aOMMTWOURCRlWPlF MM8 M ARB- iUT-Olli . - pREEN and whits Volkswagen, pairing roofs of all kinds, new time. Only school licensed by Trainees. See our ad under aMGairACROM town! >GR»fl nMTGFOTyy have developed In our offloe. MANCHESTER CaU 748-8082 After 7 P.M. i WBLLjWBLCOMELAP/ PLEASED TD I'M MICKEY FINN~~yCUR Ran/RNMa THAT OlF iPOTY. 1982, good condition, one own­ ELCAR 60x8, 2 bedrooms, wash­ Registry of Motor Vehicles and CRAWG *MITTMM»M»\TD IW TMBP Of MQU ALMMF .OH HIAP0 RCH1 m m ] roofs, gutter work, chimneys Private Instructions, Classifica­ WELCOME! I'M VOM AAEETiCHA, THIRD COUSIN! AND I'M ALSO, BNNa A aoop MMARITANl^ IDTAKByW er, asking $900. Please call af- ing machine, fully enclosed cleaned, repaired. Aluminum -accredited. tion 32. VERY GLAD TOMEETyOU! HOMRl NOW SOU MUGr . ter 8, 743-88U. /S vow? A/AMB BISLD S? ] COUSIN PHILl fM tDRMKTWWRr tAMIPLV ONRBAOa . patio, excellent condlUon, mov­ siding. SO years' experience IMMEDIATE JOB opportuni­ FULL m E now till Christmas, COBNELHJS F/BLPS? cwaMT vDu f»u.«a rOWTMRKl a n t iq u e 1937 Pontiac, 4-door, ing must sell. 644-8263. Free estimates. Call Howley pacity to do figure work. Some »W PUTV, ties available with major truck- tire service work, some ex­ ’ very good condition. CaU 649- 648-6861, 644-8333. Ing companies. National Is en-; will require the use of adding 4 __ «WPV* 6048 between 6-9 p.m. perience preferred Apply in Auto Drlylng School 7*A dorsed and approved by over | and calculating machines. person, 296 Broad St., Nlchols- l^BBD CART Your credit turn- Heating and Plumbing IV 120 leading companies. Investi­ Manchester Tire, Inc. ed down? Short on down pay­ DRIVING Instructions — Home gate this training package. To PRESS SET-UP MAN ment? Bankrupt? Repoasea- pick-up, reasonable rates, teen­ M A M Oil Service, plumbing qualify, you must complete a 3 These openings rtiould prove ex- shxxJRITY OFFK3ERS wanted, fiUonT Don't despair! See Hon- age C la e se s, Special attention and heaUng, residential, com­ week driver training program. ceptlonally Interestilng bo those full or part-time, must be over whose families are now In jMt Douglas. Inquire about low- to nervous and elderly. Serv­ mercial and industrial, no Job If accepted, training expenses 21 years of age, have a clean school and who wish to return e it down, smalleat payments ing Manchester and surround­ too small, 649-2871. will be arranged on a 24 month record. We welcome retired l^ywhere. No small loan or fi­ ing town^. CaU Manchester basis, where you will train and to office work. You will find persons in good health and able Excellent-opportunity for qualified man experienced our company a pleasant one to nance company plan. Douglas Driving Academy, 742-7249. ROLAND Plumbing and Heat­ pay later. Only those serious to prove It. Call for further In­ in set-up of power presses and related equipment. 'Motors, 838 Main. ing Company. Your plumbihg, about a career as a Profes­ work In, with above average formation between 9-6, 247-8350 heating and remodeling prob­ sional driver need apply. For fringe benefits. Convenient or apply Room 207, 16 Lewis 1868 CHRYSLER — automatic, Garage— Service- lems can be quickly solved by confidential interview, send parking and ln-f>lant cafeteria. St., Hartford. BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY D A V Y JO N ES BY L E F F and M cW ILLlA M S power steering, brakes, radio, Storage 10 oaUing 643-4638. name, address, phone number, MR. ABERNATHY beater. Low mileage exceUent and hours at home. Write to oondiuon. 649-8783, S ^ r 6. ONE OAR basement garage, f7 Box SS. Write ua a brief note giving us DAY SHIFT WHY DO YOU ANY MAN WHO ^ T H l BONkEN TRBASURe NOW THAT'S ONB N monthly, Oerard and Parker Radio— T V Repair your scholastic background and KEEP HER? WOULDN'T PUSH SALLBON WAS CARRYING MORE REASON I KNOW 1960 LINC»LN CAPRI — looks St. 643-8190. Services H ( FRENCH AND Bhigllsh Instruc­ work experience, if u y , and sal­ WANTED AAR. ABEFtNmHY, Flossie ISTHE WOFisr A FORTUNE IN UNU&AL I CAN TRUST YOU... Liberal employe benefits, excellent working condi­ H ie PARTNER YOU'LL KEEP ALL THB •good, runs good, take over pay­ tor has time to tutor two stu­ ary desired. Send t'o P.O. Box SeCRETAByJVEBVS^SEEN! SHEfe OUT I9 0.K. . aOLP COINS, DAVY. ments. Call anyUme, 389-2676. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv­ dents. Advanced or remedial. 1821, Hartford, Oorm. Clean, Late Model tions in new modern plant. This is an exceptional INEFFtCIENi; SHElS 5IjCM(ANP COINS WE HAUL UP. 1 WITH,ME.' Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ice, available all hours. Satis Call 649-2146. opportunity for a capable individual to become as­ CANY TYPE WELL! M68 CHEVROLET, standard faction guaranteed. CaU 649- USED CARS Abut, running . condlUon, 8326. 1966 BULTACO, 170 cc, 18 h.p., 1816. sociated with a progressive company in Manchester. A4M788. speed 80 mph, drlvao 160 miles, Help Wanted— Punale 35 Top Prices Paid 8460, 7A3-7888. OH! DO WE WORRY! I For All Makes iuNROOF /Volkswagen, excel- Television Repairs SALESLADIES to work full­ Jent n^ohanloal condition, time, apply Pilgrim Mills, \ Radio Rapaira Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to CARTER CHEVROLET . aieede body repairs, |176. OaU Bualneiai Sei/vlew OFFICE CIjERK for answering Antenna InstallaUons 0 p.m. S«nd Rm u iii* of Work Exporloneo to ;P«4-14M. Offered 18 SatlMacUon Guaranteed telephone and typing. Must be C O .. INC. good typist. Full time. 6 day 1229 Main St. M HIUM a N Minx oonvsrU- HAVE TIME — will work. Odd ED BISKB, TECHNICIAN BOX M. c/o MANCHESTER HERALD waek. OaU 643-4161 untU 5. Mra. Me, good condition, must seU, jobs our specialty. Will do moet Bantley Service Center RN OR LPN, part - time or full­ Phone 649-5238 ‘ fit M78. OaU M0-BT54 after 8 p.m. anything. CaU ua, et8-3097. 833 MAXk 8T. (M9-83i7 time, Laurel Manor, 648-4619. Stone. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1966

Housw For Sslo 72 PAGE EIGHTEEN X Housos For Sslo 72 Suburban fo r Sals 76 SuburbRR For Balt 75 Wantad—H#al Estate 77 Housw For Salt 71 p o w m s SCHOOL-S • bodrdom Rooms Without Board 59 ApurtmoirtB— Flats— MANCHESTER - BMabllOhed, BOL/TON — tmmaoulata iH ANDOVER - 7 room ^pe, WANTED — Soon 66 pooalble. About Town Artlclea Fbr Sale . 4B Household Goods 51 MANCHESTER - mors squsrs llaneh, tlratd lot. Larga kitoh- Tensmsnts 6S r a n c h — Large family eiaed centrally located, country at- room lUnoh with fireplace, on double garage, paneled living 6 or 6 room houee between $16,- Buekley School FTA will apon- Cuban Refugees” ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, fast for ths monsy In this OH, dining araa, 8 firaplacaa. RICH 8TONB-FRB111 loam, $14, SEWING MAOHINB » - Stager kitchen, large living room with an moephero Cape, t b e d r ^ e , a high ehaded lot. Three bed- room, well to well eerpeUng, 800. • 619JOO. Buyer wall quali­ ■or He annual Pamlly Night to­ lulre 2M Charter Oak FIVE ROOMS, 1 or $ bedrooms, room Ranch with stUobsd g».- five yarda. Band, gravel, stone, aiUomatlQ ilg • sag, cabinet quiet. Ihouln flrepleoe, 3 bedrooms, reo Roduood tor quick lala. Hayaa fireplace, otorme, extraa, treee. roome, dining room, oil hot fumlturo to remain, a eteal at fied. Pleaee oaU Hutohlne night at 6 at the eehool. heat and hot water, garage. rogo, firspUesd UvUig room, I, CLASSIFIED fill, and manure. 643-9004. model, excellent condition, but­ St., 648-838^ room, houle in immaculate Aganoy, 646-OUl Owner, e4l-96$0. water heat, aluminum oombl- $18,600. Paeak Raalty $66-7476 Agency, 646-66M. ton holes, embroiders, hems, $116. Available tmmedletely gsnsmus badrooms, kitohan Sparke from a traeh barrel WAUJ>APBR and Paint sale ROOM for MOtygenUemen pro- condition, completely remod­ f o u r f a m i l y natlone, garage, $11,700. Wol- or 74$ S$4$. Offered Asylittu etc., was $309.60, unpaid bal­ J. D. Realty Co., 643-5139. with dining araa, oU hot watar i — 4-room unlU, GARRISON CXILONIAL In eX' PRIVATE PARTY wlihee to this week. Morrison Paint and ferred, telephoniapitoxin room. Call eled inside and out, $18,900. verto| Agency, Realtere, 646- etarted a bam roof on fire yee- (OoNUnoed from Faga Om ) ance $50.83, taks over pay­ hast. Wolvarton Aganoy, Raat' caramlo batha, I bodrooma, ,ap- eouUvt neighborhood on a VERNON — One year old, 6- puroheee I, 4 or 6 family home, Wallpaper Store, 739 Main, 643-7903. SIX ROOMS, oentrmlly located. Phllbrick Agency, 640-8464. pllanooa, prim# oast aid# loca­ terday afternoon off Rt. 68 ADVERTISING ments of $8. monthly. City Sew­ tors, 649-3813. beautiful wooded lot, • roome, bedroom Ranch, olty waUr and Meneheeter area. Olaetonbury, eeye Town Fire Chief William dom" can maka an orfIfilF ait> (Theatre Bldg.). $186. monthly, heated. J. D. tion. Woslty R. Smittt, Rool- ing Center, Hartford, 622-0476. NICE ROOM, aUraotive home, IH bathe, breeiewey, 9-oar ga­ WAPPINO — privacy, eweap- eewera, flrepiaoe, bullt-tne, IH 68t-$996. 12th Circuit t t y Into tha Unitod Stataa. Realty Co., 648-6129. tor, 643-lMT. C. Maeon. The 8th tMetrlet iSre CLAflSDIED ADYERTISING DEPT. HOURS SCRBENSD LOAM —* For the for gentleman with refdrencee, AUCB d r iv e — I room Ranchi rage, $36,400. Phllbrick Agency, Ing views, cosy 6-room Ranch bathe, etorm doore end win- Dept, ruehed to the ecene and —Ha said ha will aak Oni> MANCHESTER with IH kathe, carport, luU t AJL to 5 PAL best in lawns and gardens from UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY very convlnlent location^ 21 UPSTAIRS, partly furnished, 4- 649.8464. among fine homes, Hutchins dowa, 100’ lot, treee, 616,600. doueed the flamee with a boost­ Court Cases grass today for |l$,6 m illte to basement. Needs redecorating our screening plant, Andover- Church 8t. 049-4066. room apaitment. Phone 643- Excellent value In this S Agency, Realtor!, 646-6324. finn. CalCall owner, 676-6666, of- Columbia er line before much damage carry out the eobnmltmant, Oolumbia. Delivered. George Rsfrlgerator, Stove and TV but at $17,500. it la an axosl- NEW LISTING - Built in 1913 Included 9238. room Colonial home that AUTUMN SPECIALS fir 4:60. could be done. The bam le be­ —He eppaalad to eganclea COPY a.08ING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. H. Orifflng, Inc., 743-7886. lent buy. T. J. Crookstt, Real­ this tmmacul.ate 7-room Colo VERNON — 4-bedroom Ranch MANCHESTER SESSION offers a 12x24 living room, hind a service station near which have volunteered aid for S Modern Rooms of Fumlturo Apartment BnfldlngB (XEAN sunny rooms, nial offsrs you $ large bed In desirable Center area, fire ANDOVER — 3-be^room Ranch, Car Leaves Road A hearing o t probable cause MfflinAT tteo niDAT MiN A^MXIATCBDAT t AJL formal dining room and a tor, 64$-l6n. $14,900 Varnon—0 room Ranch Cuban refugees to expand their i^pllancss. Lot No. roome. 2H baths, 21x14 living placed living room, IH baths, now cabinet kitchen, hot water Teylor S t LOAM Tenements 63 floor, $46 a month, for roomy kitchen with knotty oloae to Vtrnon Clrda has been echeduled for Oct. 7 Ih efforts. "Their help Is needed th id Pc. Bedroom Bet age couple or person HARLAN ROAD — 6 room Capa room, 2 fireplaces, dining family kitchen, toeded with heat, full baeement, acre tot, To Avoid Scrape the case at Roland Baril, 44, o t pine cablneU, 8 large bed­ with atovt, rofrlgerator, A clese In rhythmic exercises the reception end reeetUemeiit Top grade, fine texture S Pc. Living Room Set 64e-eeoi'^Mtween 6-8 p.m. with IH baths, dormer, beau­ room, complete modern kltch pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., attractive area, aeklng only Phoenix Bt., Vernon. He Is D IA L 643-2711 SB Pc. Kitchen Bet THREE ROOM apartment. 474 rooms. IH tiled baths with garage and firaplaca. None o t the members of the I Berlin, and Mathew know for sure. But we have the WATCH AND JEWELRY re­ patio, beautifully landscaped maximum room, low pay­ $19,600. Call the R. F. Dimock COUPLES MAHOGANY dining room set, EAST HARTFORD — Cape Ood. lot with trees, wall to wall car­ ments, only $14,900. Lappen eeparate utilities, fully rented $46,000. pened to Chicago, perhaps it is F. Saezawa of Wethersfield positive answer to w hen you Situations Wanted— pairing. Prompt service. Up to THREE ROOM apartment, par­ Suburban For Sale 75 Co., 649-0346. Says DeRocco will find the best service and 10 pieces. Call 643-0692. tially furnished, one block from 2 bedrooms, stove, refrigera­ peting and drapes included in Agency, 649-6261. 649-6140. and in best of condition, good Police said, however, there Is a blessing in disguise. It may T Motel Careers Available $20 on your old watch In Female 38 tor, 2-car garage, $120. month­ Income, $23,900. Wolverston $14,900 — Large 3 bedroom economy, with fair dealing. This trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. Main St. Call 649-9428 evenings, price of $24,600. Phllbrick nothing to inx>ve that the pros­ This week marks the 20th an­ ■erve to alert the public to the is ths place! Dillon Sales and Would you like a new exciting ly. 643-5983. PORTER STREET area — Are Agency, ResUtors, 649-2813. Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot RELIABLE WOMAN with ref­ Bray, 787 Main Street, State Agency 649-8464. BOLTON HEBRON LINE pective client was interested In a niversary of National Employ capricious and autocratic ac­ Water Storage Service, Inc. Your Ford dealer, career In the growing motel Machinery and Tools 52 FIVE ROOM unfurnished apart­ you interested in a 7-room Col­ 126 X 879, trees, suburban. home in the area. tions emanating from the feder­ erences desires babysitting, my ’Theater Building. ORIGINAL owners offer this 5H the Physically Handicapped 319 Main St., Mancheater. Phone Industry? Universal Motel ment, 302 Charter Oak St. Call Suburban For Rent 66 COLONIAL — 8 bedrooms, liv­ onial, 2 - car garage, 4 bed­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Beautiful SH room Ranch, Police also said there was no al education offices.” 643-2145. home, child may live in, rea­ McCULLEN 99, 2-man chain room Ranch, with big kitchen, Week and its 21st observance. Still Dropping Schools, established since 1945, after 7:30 p.m., 649-38-71. ing room, fireplace, formal din­ rooms, 2H baths and family 649-5324. less than 8 years old. large evidence of criminal assault or Ray Page, Illinois superln- sonable. 643-9947. saw, 2 extra chains. $275. ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3H bar and dining area, 8 good James DeRocco, chairman of can train you to be Motel Man­ Florists— Nurseries 49 ing room, large kitchen, l',4 room. If so, call Wesley Ri kitchen, birch cabinets, and robbery. of public Instruction, Water storage in the town’s 643-1738. THREE ROOM apartment, first room apartment, residential ■Ized bedrooms, wall to wall VERNO^—Four bedroom Goto- the town oommtttee of Employ i tendent agers, Assistant Managers, MOTHER will babysit Monday baths, garage. 649-8680. - • Smith, Realtor, 643-1567 today. bullt-lns. Beautifully land­ Htmt said Mrs. Farnham's a letter HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS floor, heat and hot water fur­ area, appliances and heat fur­ nial with full bath, two lavs, the Handlfcapped, said he hopes i said he had received four reservoirs dropped about Clerics, Housekeepers and Host­ through Friday, my home or earpet in bright living room, scaped with added privacy, skull was crushed by one or loaded with buds and blossoms nished. 186 Center St. nished. Adults, no pets, $90. employers will make a special j Thursday from Keppel which ' 30 million gallons during Sep- esses. Don’t let lack of experi­ yours. Ebccellent care given. monthly. 649-4824 or 875-1166. ^verslsed 3-car garage, 160x100 rec room, garage and many one acre lot, asking price, more blows from a small bould­ in all colors, 60c and 75c each. Musical Instruments 53 lot, selling below appraisal at more fine extras. Close to effort this week to see what the i sa^d, in part: lember, according to a report ence or education hold you Call 643-5527. $13,800. er. The body was found behind "Some of the complaints are I Also, trees and shurbs at rea­ ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, first STILLMAN and BEA KEITH a il6,400. Wolverton Agency, school. A steal at $32,600. handicapped offer. i issued’ today by Town Water ‘BUDDHA’ back. Meet famous and inter­ LADY’S Accordlan In excellent FOUR ROOM apartment, call a stone wall in the rear of a DeRocco adds, "In every field very complex and may require esting people. Large earnings sonable prices. Open 7 days a floor, clean, heat and stove in­ fiealtors, 649-3818. Owners are Boston bound and t Superintendent Lawrence Wltt- condition paid $600 will sell after 5 p.m. 643-5816. cluded. 649-3193 or 875-1894. newly built house. of work In America—white col­ anedysis over some period of AND THAT pkie apt. AGE NO BARRIER BABYSrmNG wanted days, week and nights fill dark. Pon- are most anxious to get going. NORTH COVENTRY I kofske. $250. Call 643-7919. i4>RTER STREBIT area — 6 Police said they were question­ lar, blue collar, high - skilled. time. The preliminary inves- . . . LOCAL AND NATIONAL my home, references, 649-2627. ticelli’s Greenhouse, 433 N. NETW 3 room apartment, heat THREE BEDROOM, completely T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- I Porter, Howard, Roaring PLEASANT FELL09V (com Dutch Colonial, Screen­ Beautiful 6 room Cape, cus­ ing two young men who had low-ekllled, town, city, country | Ugation of certain ot the com- HMPLOYME»JT ASSISTANCE. Main St. and hot water, adults only, no furnished home, Bolton Lake, 1677. Brook and Globe Hollow Res- ed porch, garage, lovely ehad- tom built with fireplace, been seen in the vicinity about —the hantfeapptid are proving plaints, however, indicates Train at home in qpare time, pets. CaU 649-1680. October through June 1. Elxcel- KEITH ervolra measured 248.5 million D ogs— ^Blrds— Pets. 41 m many extras on 8 acres o< an hour before the body wee JAPANEISE Yews, 76 cents up. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Id lot, only, $18,900. Hayee their abiUUes. They are demon- probable non-compliance with Mr. Herman Wlsa followed by resident training in lent location. Call 649-4478. WHUNOTON — 5 room Ranch, land with fruit treee, ask­ gallons on Oct. 1. for about 51 Dig your own. Fern Gardens, Agency, 646-Oisl. toui^d. etartlng how fully deserving the (Ovll RlghU) Act. . an oceanfront motel. Don’t de­ $1.00 FEE for taking, placing LADY’S WINTER Coat, large built - ins, exceljent condition, ing price, $16,500. per cent of full capacity, with OF or exchanging dogs and pup­ 179 Fern St., 643-7278. 118 Main St. — $100. 8 rooms, BOLTON LAKE — 3H room aluminum storms, acre lot. they are of on equal chance for Page told newsmen had had lay . . . write now, AIR MAIL, sia;e, like new, removable mink St>R THE COUPLE having vis- Roaring Brook the lowest at pies up to 18 months old. Call 643-2426, 9-5. home, lake privileges, fire­ shade trees, 1 mile to park­ a job. not been informed of the speci­ for free details. ABSOLUTELY collar, man’s beautiful Harris . Well built 6 room dweU- 33 per cent of capacity. 643-9289. place, stove, furnished or un­ AGENCY way, asking. $14,900.. Easy COVENTRY ' “ More end more employwrs fic charges and that the Office Wlttkofske said that he at­ NO OtBLIOATION! Fuel and Feed 49-A Open House Set tweed coat, size 44, never worn, FIVE ROOMS near bus, shop­ . Hot air heat, large lot, are finding out for themselves PINE POODLE PUPPIES, standard, furnished. Call 649-4196. R drive to Hartford. Tom Minor of Education did not specify the tributes the drop to the de­ W(X>D — Seasoned hardwood, $35. 649-5061. ping area, gas heated, adults Ather extrae. A buy at $8,900. Beautiful 5 room Ranch what great things can happen various colors and ages. Little Broker 876-6042. At Firehouse alleged noncompliance with fed­ ficiency in rainfall which Univereal Motel Schoola cut to fit your fireplace. De­ preferred. Seaatrand, 91 So. VERNON — Spacious five room REAL ESTATE AUce Qaaipet, Realtor, 649 with attached garage, for­ when they extend full equality Keg Kennels, Stafford Springs, TWO PAIR boy’s tap shoes, size eral regulations. measured 2.75 Inchea In Sep­ PHARMACY Dept. 403 livered. Call 742-7862, 742-7379. Main St. apartment, resting in ideal |64l. mica counters, painted to the handicapped. They Are 684-7820. lt4D and 10 medium. Girl’s BOLTON — Four roqm Ranch The 8th Dletrlct Fire Dept, minolB is to receive $61.7 mil­ tember against the monthly 1872 N. W. 7th Street country setting. (Jail 646-0311. cabiftete, ceramic tiled bath finding ability where they never 664 CENTER ST.—646-M14 size 13. 643-0391. MBLLINO below FHA appraisal, with two car garage, partial will observe Fire Prevention lion under the 1965 Education average of 3.75 Inches. Miami, Florida 33126 197 N. MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER with vanity sink, oil hot thought to Idok'before.” Garden— Farm— Dairy 4t $14,600 6H room Ranch on basement and big wooded lot Week with an Open House. The Act. The total rainfall for the nine RECOMMENDS 454 MAIN St. — 8 rooms, $86. Wanted To Rent 68 water baseboard radiation, The OonnecUcut State Em­ Name ...... PUPPIES — 6 weeks old. Free Products 50 643-2426, 9-6. 90x160 lot, three bedrooms, —all for only $ll,9(X). Good lo­ priced for quick sale, $13,- firehouse at Main and Hilliard Willis said Chicago’s budget months since Jan. 1 Is now to good homes. Call 649-9672. Sts. will be open all this week ployment Service office at 806 Wanted— Buy 58 (JOUPLE WANTS 3 or 4 rooms t water heat, aluminum com­ cation. One of the best buys 900. for schools this year totals $341 11.32 Inches below the 33.08 Address ...... FEUtRENDO ORCHARDS — FIVE ROOMS, first floor, older TEL 649-1922 t available. T. J. Crockett, R e^ to visitors from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Main St. is ready to help em- million, and that the $30 million average. TTie Figures do not in­ FREE KITTENS to good homes, no children or pets. CaU 668- binations, built In I960. Wolver- Excellent Financing Available Countlands, DeHcious, and WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ couple or newlyweds preferred, tor, 648-1677. end frorn 6 to 9 p.m. ploj'ers explore this apedal la- in federal funds for the city clude the .79 Inch rainfall on City State .•.. Persian strain. 389-5790 after 6 1006. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. ^JADE M aclnto^ apples. Making our ed glass, electric table lamps, no pets, wiU consider one child. Fire Chief Francis Limerick_ _ bor kource. would be in addition to the regu­ Friday. Age . . . . ,.. Phone ...... p.m. own apple cider on the premis­ We’ve been as busy as our friendly little bee trademailrc 68 ESSEX STREET — 6 room F. M. GAAL AGENCY says the department will also also kerosene lamps. Call 523- 649-9835. Business Proper^ lar budget. Wlttkofske reminded town es. L o ^ e d BR DyrCH Colonial, rural large living room, kitchen shown. Breathing apparatus State police charged James MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION WANTED—Antique china, glass, shaped Ranch. 80 mile view, Muet be 21 yeers of age. $10 loads. Excellent for lawns MANCHESTER'S ione, 8 fireplaces, artesian and dining area. 12x32 pan­ used for resuscitation will be Songello. 20, of 308 Charter furniture, lamps, guns, etc. gerege, rec room, two tone Basketball Supervisors —• Poultry and Supplies 43 and shurbs. Delivered. 648-7804, Fell, oil fired steam heat, out eled family room with demonstrated. Ths display will Oak St. with failure to drive In 649-8781. Call 528-5871. heating, trees. Peeek Realty II .35 to 11.50 per hour, 6-9 Mlldlnga, S acres partially .IjooUshelves, one car at- be put on Wednesday, Thursday the light tone. He wes sched­ 389-7475 or 743-8248. p.m., Monday through Thurs-, ® Fooded, asking $38,00io. Call tached garage, combination and Friday nights from 6 to 9. uled to appear in Circuit Court or more, $1 each. 612 Keeney WANTED — Partitioned or lead­ Reol Estate ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER Household Goods 51 M-3602 or 649-8341. windows, well Igndecaped Coffee will be served to fire­ 12, Manchester, on Oct. 18. OPEN TILL 4 P. M. 4»y- . I ed glass, electric Isunps. 638- OOLUMBIA — Colonial • Ranch, Lifeguard—11.60 to |1.80 per S t lot, excellent condition Trooper John Nomilngton in­ 6871. Solesmen center hell entrance, compact house vlsitore during the eve­ hour, Wednesday 6r30-9;30 EVERYTHINO In sterilized re­ ^N (JH B 8TE R — PresUge throughout, near elemen­ vestigated the Aocident. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY conditioned used furniture ^and kitchen with built • Ins, IH ning. ' p.m., female. Articles For Sale 45 WANTED — Pick-up truck In We have leased larger of­ OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! frea. Spacious 8 room Colo tary school. Prlc4d at only Lifeguard and Swimming In­ appliances, high quality — low good running condition. Call af­ fice space and will require •lei, IH ba*hi, 3-oer garage, $18,700. baths, rec room. Ideal location, prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 additional saIeB4 personnel. private right of way to lakst structor—11.60 to 11.80 per SALES AND Service on Arlens, ter 7 p.m., 643-4330. ^ c lo sed breezeway. Direct ADDITIONAL HOURS Preference will be given to out of state owner a' ixIous to hour, Monday, Thursday, Fri­ Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn South Street, Rockville. tn€- from own«r 6tt*M44e 2174. Open 9-8. licensed, experienced appli­ MORIARTY BROTHERS A eell. For appointment to see THURSDAY EVENING « TO t day, 6-8 p.m., Saturday, 10.13 mowers. Also Homelite chain cants. U & R REALTY CO., Affenfion! Boon, male. saws and International Cub Ca­ Rooms Wiihont Board 59 Ma n c h e s t e r GREEN — REALTORS 6481369$ please celt Lengb Agency, $36- de* Tractors. Rental equipment CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Please call for an Interview. SERVING YOU WITH ^ m Green Manor Ranch, 9849. Bowling Supervisor-—11.85 to ranges, automatic washers Robert D. Murdock, 648-6473 11.50 Tuesday and Wednesday, and aharaenlng service on all ROOMS FOR RENT, one block 24 24 •edrooms, fireplaced living COLD WAR VETERANS makes. L Ic M Equipment with guarantees, Sea them at M o b i l l i G a t Zoom, garage, quiet street, con WAPPING — Immaculate 6 anoAo4^>9k> •it » 1*8 p.m., female. Oorp., Route 88, Vernon, 87^ B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 from Main Street, free park­ room Rsnoh, fireplaced living Are you aware that Con^’ess has recently paased Clark—11.40 per hour, Mon­ ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ ^ l e n t to, churches, ehopplng. 7609. Manchester Exchange —• Main St. Call 648-2171. VERNON — 5 room home on room, family room, full base­ a new regulation allowing Veterans who have I INSTANT day through Friday, 6-10 p.m. Bnterpris 1946. .. men only. 648-6127. HOUR HOUR troneportatlon, public and pa S A V M G S wchlal Bohooli, immediate oc beautifully landscaped lot. Con­ ment with rec room. Bel Air served since the Korean conflict to bu,v a home EARNINGS Must bs 31 years of age, fe­ DISHWASHER, Hotpolnt port­ Realtor FUEL OIL lU R N m Reel Estate, 648-0382. I.O/VIM male. LOerc — Bright carpet colors able, double oven Frlgtdalrs THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ •upenoy. 649-6628. venient location, hot water with NO MONEY DOWN—Call us or stop in for I Teen Center Bupervlsora— .. . restore them with Bhie range, power saw. 649-8740 af­ tage Street, centrally located, BEL AIR DEUVERY FUEL O ILS heat, priced to sell. Leonard detailsl' Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ lafge, pleasantly furnished URVICI .'TWO-PAMILY FLAT Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. SOUTH WINDSOR — Beautiful bivldanda . 13-00 P«r hour, Thursday 7- ter 6. REAL RSTATI 8 room Ooloqlel, almoet new, € I, I ■■ Paid ProM 10:80 p.m., Friday and Satur- er, $1. Paul’s Paint and Wall rooms, parking. Call 649-2868 * ^ t lUUd, 6-5 flat with ad­ a.aeaaiet liaTiTaTiai S48-98IS SOUTH WINDSOR - OM room 4 bedrooms, IH baths, living Day of dsy 7-11 p.m. paper Supply. KENMORE gas stove With heat­ . for overnight and permanent ditional rooms on the third BARROWS & WALLACE Membert Ranch with fireplace, level lot, room, dining room, kltohen, Applicationa accepted in the er, excellent condition, $125 guest rates. |Beor, l-oar garage, beautt* MANOHFJITEK PABKADE. MANCHESTER 649-8806 Dapoait IF CARPETS LOOK dull and Gall e40-6907. Manchester dui loeatloh, low 20'e, one 8 bedrooms, good sised kitchen rs6 room, all bullt-lni in kltoh­ Open 8i80 A.M. - 9t00 P.M.Mon. to Frl. Personnel Office, Municipal dreary, remove the spots ROOMS FOR BENT, newly fur­ Board of Realtors CALL 643-5135 en, 8-etr attached ftrA te, am- $rtth dining area, built lies, Building, 41 Center Street, Multiple Listing Servtca ^aoanoy. Sat. A Sun. — 6i80 A .^ • diOO P.M. they appear with Blue Lustre. nished, private entran6e> on 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER . T. J. CROCKETT $IK9fi(U^ Wolverton Agency, aelto drive. Shown by appoint­ Manoheeter, OonnecUcut, untU Rent electric shampooer, |1. National Instltorts of Real SOLID MAPLE Harvest Ubla, bus line, near shopping, 849- Estate' Broksrs •BAI/rOR 648-187T Realtors, 649-3618. ment, OaU 646-106d, 6M-66N. Ootober U, 1966. Tht Sberwin-WllUams Go. and h atch. CaU 649-6046. 7703. 'N MONDAY, OCTOBBK 4, I M Tha WaatiNt ~ : fAfltt v m m Araraga Daily Nat Praaa Roa Forecast et 0. a. WanSlNr ■araM Jlanrt;?0t(r l^rraUi Wat tha Week Ktodad Ctoar, asM 9aH|gM «Mh dhsOa* Oetabar I. U dI firing rifles brtund Wtclihsm tohlag winds. Low 8B la 16, Va> Tlw Way* and Means com* Manchester Area Council of Manchester WAT’ES will meet BeU Sigma Phi sorority wl)l tomorrow for a business meet­ Psrk, morrow aunny with a IHtIa nuttee of tho VFW Auxiliary Police Arrest* Thitf srs Harold O. Bom- 14,447 er afternoon About Town*• hoe conooled Ms mooting sohed* meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ing at the Italian American lEupmttg Bpralh hebn; 18, and Paul a Cliaae, 17. 86 to dO. HlglM BoeMy w4H immC to* uled for tonight Mott’s Community HaU. Club, Eldrldge St. Weighing In Mandiar a< « m Aodlt win be from 7 to 8 p.m. The Arnold B. Oordntr, 80, at 18 They are charged with dis­ 9 Bureau o t CtoaolaMogi ^ « t t:M «t tiM ItttUMi c h a r g e fire arms within city Monefcasfar— CUy o f VUUtg* Charm auDk aurtdig* a t Memben of the VFW Poet Veterans’ Council of Man* board of dlrectora ot the group Lsritrel St., waiitod by Hartford poMoe bn a charge ot non-«up* limits. ITiey posted bonds at and Auxiliary will meet tonight Chester will meet tonight at 8 will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. John Oarrett, 8 port,, was arrsvtod la town Sat­ 136 for appearance In Circuit (Olaeatfled AdvertlsInK «n Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENTS n o Amy Navy AuxMary at 7 0% Tolarakl Funeral Home, at the VFW Home. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1965 Ooodwln St., East Hartford. urday. He waa charged wrtth re* Court Oot, lO. The youths were VOL. LXXXV. NO. 4 (SIXTEEN PAGES) tiBt BMot WadoMMlay at t p.m. 383 Maple Avo.l Hartford, to llKoniierfiil things happeh •fartkM arrest and breach pay reeq^ts to Mrs. Mary Jel- VFW will meet tonmrrow at d b « e B| tlM «IUb. M m b in are re* peace after police said he riMUt* when police arrived. to MOV artiolee for a oovsky, mother of Joseph Jel* 8 p.m. at the poet home. Membera of the VFW Aux- soveky, a mamher of the poet lUary wlU meet tomorrow at •d abuses at police offlosn and ’Two men ware arreatad and DemocrMlc Women's Club of 5:46 p.m. at the poet home and struggled with them when bsinc ch a rg e d with Intoxication S ta le Netps go to Newington Veterans served a warrant Saturday afternoon. They are OamiMtieut River Volley R«* A rriieeuaal schedule of "The Manchester will meet tofilght at 7:45 p.m. at Mott’s Community Home and Hospital. He Is s c o u t e d to appear in James Madden, 69, and RIehard « * « o t Wofnen’e Amertoan Or* FantasUcks,” given by the Lit­ Circuit Court 12 In Mamdiester Shea, 40, both o f no certain ad­ tle Theater of Manchester, 'la: Hall. Atty. Paul Qroobert will with CASH n n la tla n for RehaMHtation O ct 18 on the two local dress. Midden was arrested on Waterbury be guest speaker. Holy Name Society of St Pope Exhorts Man w«««»nei IValnlnf (ORT) of Tymorrow at 8 p j».. a music charges. Main St. Shea was found aleep- rehearsal at the home of Mrs. James' Church has canceled BirMkinl will have a BUrUght e OR a bench In Center Park Fred BUah m , 9 Laurel St. and The Come Doubles Club, of Its meeting acheduled for to­ Olemence Clark, 48, o f #9 Fire Levels M l Batumey, Oot 10 at Rabbi Lockwood £R. was charged Sat­ with a out on kle head. He was BBvennon AudMorkun, JDmaouel blocking of act 1 at the base­ North Methodist Church w ll night have a pot roast supper Satur* urday v^th allowing a dog to treated at Manchester Hospital. from Beneficiai Bynagofue, Mohegea Dr., Weet ment rooms at 39 School St.; roam. PoUce saM the dog rkit Both men are to appear In Food Store Bortfcrd. Tloketo may be ob- Wednesday at 8 p.m., a dance day at 6:30 p.m. at the church, Town Employes "Union, Local out Into the street and Wt a court Oct. 18. taineid firatn Mra ROotiard D. rehearsal at the Beverly BoUlno served by women of Commu* 991, will meet tonight at 7:30 at seven-year-old boy. ’The boy Mrs. Joan C. Lloyd of Som­ WA’TERBURY (AP) — A fire Ooon, 19 Saddto HaU Circle, Burton Studio, 32 Oak St.; and ntty Baptist Church. Miss Ar­ Tinker Hall. that wouldn’t quit felled 18 fire­ . - ' U. ■ lene LaPenta of Manchester was treated at Manchester Me­ ers was arrested late Friday atPAr* Friday at 8 p.m., blocking of act Want monay fast? caii Beneficfai AMOUfri men and cAused 1200,000 dam- To Set Aside Arms will show slides and tell of her morial Hoeplbal. Clark Is bo ap­ night on B. Middle ’Tpke. and MONTHLY 9TLOAN 3 at 89 School S t age to a downtown building recent trip to Peru. Reserva­ Chamlnade Musical Club will pear in Circuit Court Oct. 18. charged with speeding. She Is right now, Appiy for the cash you want $16.75 $300 Monday night. BieaalMeter Btoiblem CSuh wUl tions close Wednesday and may have its first meeting of the sea­ A complaint to police Satur­ scheduled to appear In Circuit Tho Manchester Chapter ofi for Fall expenses! Left-over bills, 26.58 500 meet Wedneaday at 8 p.m. at be made with Kenneth L. Wel- son tonight at 8 at the Federat­ day afternoon resulted In tho Court Oct 11. ’The blaze broke out In the SPBBSQSA will have a special; 36.41 700 the RUc’e Home on Bleeell St. bust, 76 Bowers St. ion Room of Center Congrega­ arrest of Kenneth J. MonsegUo, school needs, new clothes, repairs, cellar of the Mohican Market A fQm will be shown on the meeting tonight at 7:30 at tional Church. Male vocalists 16, of 80 School St. He was ' you-name*it! Let Beneficial put cash 51.16 l.’OOO on Main Street soon after the • .. A Y ONLY bels had broken out in sections "We must make our own the STAMFORD (AP) -Stamford A total of 78 towns ended up The diplomatic reports said of central Java. The broadcaot and disease throughout the In the Republican column while world, the President said. cause of peace,” he told a vast police are holding 82-year-old an American businessman, who did not give the source of the Birth Control Issue Op host of them, massed imder the STAN’S TV 40 went Democratic. en, GIANT Patrick O. Flnno on a murder Was not Identified, drove the Information. Johnson, speaking with ob- stars at Yankee Stadium. charge In coimectlon with the Republicans lost nine towns length of Java In the past two The Radio Malaysia report -vlous pride, said: "His holiness to the Democrats, while the "Serve It!” He quoted his Lord, COOKB) SERVICE SSinmi KDS .S5‘ cr o ss m b r o a s? alaylng of Mrs. Margot Farn- days and found very UtUe said the rebels controlled sever­ expressed hla pleasure at our Vatican Observers Feel "Blessed are’ the j>eacenudip ham of Stamford a real estate Democrats dropped eight to tht not only talking about sducatiem SALAMI We Use Philco Tutibs flgtlttng. al districts, iiKhidlng the Jogja* —<^the number of guests at the ban 'ers.” agent. GOP. karta region, 960 miles southeast and health but our acting on it VATICAN CITY (AP) Tho American reportedly en- quet of life." I Ip a sw«t, day-long round o< 16 years of electronic ex- .H m O E R STEAK . J 9 ‘ CUBE STEAK Det. Clapt. Roliert Hunt quee* One town that, previously had In this country.” Despite Pope Paul’s words oountered rebel forces but found of Jakarta. An w lle r Malaysi­ Sources here said the pontiff unprooedented confrontations, peirlenoe. Dependable guaran­ tloned two suspecte. Then, hours bean Independent -went RepitbU* Pope Paul’e Interpreter re­ against birth control In his GRINDER SWlW them quite friendly. He reported an report said army troops had considered It “ irrational" lor with the great and the many ot teed repair service on Tele- later, he announced that Fbuia, 'can. AhOther that had held non­ layed tMs statement to news­ speech to the United Nations, that many people h6 had spoken retaken Jogjakarta after Com­ the U N. to pvish a birth control vialoiu and Radios. of Stamford, was bowed on a partisan elections, went Demo­ men; observers at the Vatican "believe LONDON BROIL t CALIF. ROAST to In central Java, were support­ munist olemenits captured It. campaign without giving priori­ 8«e Page Eight murder charge.*’The other man cratic. "His Holiness says he has his final decision on the moral OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY ' ____ I 11 I I 1^ 991 65 ers of tt. Ool. Untung, the lead­ The army high command re­ ty to a better balance in distrib­ PHONE 649-9279 was released. Ik e small town October elec­ come here to pay Ms respects to side of the Issue Is still open. er of the attempt lost week to portedly ordered the crack Sill- ution of food and more research 11 AJ«. to 11 P.M. — CLOSED MONDAYS Hunt said that Flnno, of 240 tions are not generally consid­ wangl Division Into central JavB the President ai the United The Vatican Ecumenical C overthrow Pre^dent Sukarno. Manoheater, Conn. m l ered a barometer of political into increasing food yields. IniDKiEEr . 79* cHuciFiun . 79* Stillwater Road, was a construc­ Jakarta Radio announced that to clear out the rebels, 'fhe lat­ States....and------— ----- also--- to thank the Council has been debating the mn r r t m trends, but leaders of both par­ TTie Vatican paid close atten­ ^Att tion foreman on a job near the Sukarno had called a meeting of ter’s main strength seemed to President for having made this , controversial question. With LBJ Hints ___ _ . * house where Mrs. Farnham’s ties were pleased by the results come from units of the region’s trip from Washington to New I milllona of Roman (Jathollcs tion to a recent World Confer­ FRANKS 69 his political and miUtary high ence on Population In Belgrade. body was found. Republican State Chairman command Wednesday at his Diponegoro Division. York to meet His Holiness. He j seeking new theological guid said the "elections seem to In­ It paid particular attention to ^Big News’ B O I L E D He was arrested. Hunt said, summer palace In Bogor, 40 A diplomatic report from Sin is very happy that this dl.scus- | ^^ce, bishops In the council HAN ’>?S9* dicate a return to traditional One conclusion by scientists when he appeared at the wom­ miles south of the Indonesian gapore sad three key leaders of alon has revolved about a mu-, been Insisting that clear voting patterns.’’ there: That overpopulation was an’s car. Hunt seild Flnno de­ capital. The meeting was ex­ the attempted revolt were in tual desire to work for peace.” i guidance be given. Later Today Democratic State Chairman not equally and everywhere a s jo A D S 'W ' 3^ 99* nied knowing Mrs. Farnham. pected to shed some light on the central Java: Ool. Suherman, Bill D. Moyers, White House I observers here said the . w fir t—aaiiacBa John M. Bailey said the elec^ ot a ------Tt XI i universal problem, that some murky polltloal situation In In­ commander of the Diponegoro press secretary, saidB&icl atRt aR newsn6ws pope’sT>onf^’ci words bcfoYG thc XJ.N. I o. ^ * J {_^ WASHINGTON (AP) — The MAIN STREET FRUITS DRINKS 1 2 9 9 tlons "showed that, overall, the White House generated a gener­ T C O C K E I B . 69* GUILTY FOR EMBEZZUNO donesia. Division; Air Vice Marshal briefing later that during the: general Assembly were ‘"tend- ^ Democratic party received more Island Kitchen HARTFORD (AP) — Forest- Bartier the Malaysian govern* Omar Dhanl, the pro-Oommu- conference Johnson addressed g j {q discourage organized ® hirth al expectation among newsmen HOUSE &. HALE MANCHESTER NEAT'’DimiERS S: * CBEEMPEAS SSr*!"* SOced BACON 1-lb. pkg. 79e ment radio reported that nlst head of the Air Force, and the Pope in the tradlUonal form, Worldwide eampalgns for con- ®«®®t® “ dwindling birth today that an important an­ 2 79 (See Page Five) (See Page Fifteen) . . . WE ARE OPEN 6 DAYS . . . raasn car Jiiie Lt. Ool. Untung, leader of the “ Your Holiness.” tracepUon - and no more than |'■®-t®, nouncement might be forthcom­ coup last Thursday. At the news briefing, Moyers ^ that. ' Another view here was me ing by the end of the day, but 29* C m C K E M WINGS b . 3 3 * I Pope was restating the tradi­ there was no hint of its nature. Radio Jakarta claimed that quoted Johnson as saying h e , pope noted the "great tional Roman Catholic position The expectation w m height­ many men of the Diponegoro was "stimulated and inspired” blem of the birth rate." then as It has stood for years and , PANCAKK* 38?*1*" i@iilis ijB^8?59* Division had surrendered to the by the Pope’s visit. jhe delegates; "Your task ened when press secretary Bill still stands, pending clarlflca- D. Moyers ended his morning News from Racial Fronts governmen-t forces. Moyers said Johnson told the ensure that there Is enough tion of the Church’s moral i news briefing without allowing [.NACAKOM A 6 S ? 'P G0U)EMTATEIIS4a.*F Another Malaysian radio re­ Pope at their conference that bread on the tables - - of - mankind, ■ • • [TETUNA 3 S *1®® ] teaching. time for the usual questions. From Florida - Grand Unlo: port said armed Communist "peace can only be achieved and not to encourage artificial From Florida - Grand Union g g e BEANS ^ As for the theological aspects, Moyers gave reporters a ser­ Orange Juice • 2 12-oz. cans Federal Courts ^ Supports Court Marchers Arrested units were using guerrilla tac- after all people learn to read birth control, which would bej SOFT WEVB taSS: ies of announcements — none at BATH TISSUE 1ST JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) — Irrational, in order to diminish' (See Page Four) In Rights Crimes (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Nine) them startling — and answered W m State Supreme Court justice Police arrested 106 m'SXChing questions relating only to those Goal of Leaders who once wrote that the 1964 Negroes Monday night, then announcements. WESSON OIL aLiFunvosE S WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court school deci­ brought back their leader to He ended the briefing by In­ nation’s civil rights leadership sion "la not the law of the land’’ help control other yeemg Ne­ viting the newsmen Into Presi­ DIAMONDS has set a new congressional now says that federal rulings In groes who pushed toward some dent Johnson’s office to wltnese ifiiyFttbim goal for 1966: Passage of a per­ cl-vll rights cases are binding in 160 heckling whites. Wind Causes Major Power Failure a routine picture-taking session. ORANDUMON sonal security act to taks civil state courts in similar coses. Negroes filled the street when ______111 A A major major power power failure, failure, v which The reporters tried to return ARE A GIRL’S rights criminal cases out of Justice Tom P. Brady, who officers loaded a bus with ar ' ■ ''ja P ? ♦ ' HartfordHartford Electric Electric Ught Ught oft officials to Moyers office after that — tor CRIAM CHEESE state courts. had -written a pamphlet called rested demonstrators. They! called the worst since the 1938 questions they had in mind "Black Monday,” attacking the "We had the Public Accom­ shook their Hsta and yelled to hurricane, knocked ovrt service but were told the briefing was BEST FRIEND U.S. court In 1964, ruled Monday modations Act in 1964, the vot­ police near the whites: "Get yesterday to over 4,800 Manches­ over. * that two Negroes who desegre­ ing rights bill in 1966 and ws those kl-ansmen out of there." ter customers and, for over The bi)ildup of expeotatlona gated a Greenville, Miss., park SO ...... 2 ^ 1 9 * look forward to the personal Among the whites who had three hours, caused Manchester began Monday night. three years ago were denied security act In 1966,” Joseph L. gathered a half-block from a Memorial Hospital to opei-ate With evident imderstatement, their constitutional rights. Rauh, counsel for the National Negro church, where the march with emergency generators. White House officials suggested In a written opinion in the m m ftK 2 fa 99* Leadership Conference on Civil started, was B. L. McDaniel of The disruption of service oc­ reporters woidd be well-advised oaJ’M against Carroll Bolton and Rights, said In an intsrvltw to­ Natchez, Mis.slsslppl grand curred at 8 p.m., during excep­ to be on the job. Some had Amye Lee Bynum, Justice day, dragon of the United Kleins of tionally high winds, when a dead planned to take the day’ off after j^ )iS /n sL Brady said, "IrrMpeotlve of The conference, an amsdga* America. tree branch fell on a 23,000 volt returning from New York and how erroneous It may appear, matlon ot more than 100 dhurch, Police kept the whites and "hotline” on W, Middle Tpke., the historic meeting of President — ’ m UH OIANY or how odious It Is, a decision of union and civil rights groups, Negroes separated although near Alton St., causing the line Johnson and Pope Paul VI. the U.S. Supreme Court is still iiN A T 0juiCE2 £ 29* met privately last week. both groups surged at one an­ V to snap and fall on a 4-800-volt the ultimate In judicial deter- (See Page Four) The meeting came shortly other. primary distribution line. inliuution and is binding on the iH H ittai'" after a HaynovlUe, Ala., jury Rudy Shields, a (Chicago Ne­ ‘ As a result, both the E. and /S^ixSAUCE tribunals and citizens of the re­ acquitted Thomas L. Coleman, gro and NAACP worker, took a W. Middle Tpke. power stations » spective states In comparable a special deputy sheriff of bullhorn from police and told were knocked out and all sei*v- f l^ K VES t r * cases.’’. KETCHUP 48r 89* NMEARUE 3 i t 49* 39 the Negroes: "You are defeat­ Ice, north of Center and E. Cen­ Dixie Takes Over •U. 8. ntN a. 8706796 Lowndes County, of man The two Negro girls wera ar­ slaughter In connection with the ing your own purposes. Get ter Sts., from Cheney Tech High 5 Filibuster on 14B LoRfLigPMily n o iS r 5 & 59* evapT m l e 6“S? 79* Siuw •» •ih.35* rested after they attracted a School to Mimchester Green, 6 slaying of Jonathan M. Daniels, crewd of white people, then re­ back. Go back inside the ^ 37, clvH rights worker for ^ the was Interrupted. fused to obey police orders to church." WASHmOTON (AP) — South­ ats Episcopal Society for Oiltural V 2 ^ 49* nnsiruiE 4 £ j f ” tn ^ rln w £ 49* nwve along. But the jeers continued from Crews from HBIXX) were on ern Democrats take over from This diamond has many shapes. At least one . . . or and Racial Unity. The church both sides. the job within 10 mlnules and Republicans today a filibuster maybe two of them are for you. Will It be a regu­ Greenville Chief of . Police . BBBparooDnuani W.C. Burnley tesUtied In a low­ About 80 minutes later, a most of the service was back aimed at killing repeal of a ban lar girdle? Panty girdle? Long leg panty? Or (See Page Two) police car returned to the area knae-Iength panty? All can make your figure worth er court the two had a right to within 66 minutes. on union shops. a fortune. All feature a patented exclusive dia­ L* BAGGIES • S .-4 5 '' NATPO use the park and had dqne noth­ with (Charles Evers, NAACP However, much of the area A veteran of several civil mond-shaped front panel for flawless control. All New Bus-lit Set ing wrong but that violence state field secretary who was westwcs»* of Main —St. was------out--- until---- rights filibusters. Sen. Sam J, feature a vertical stretch elastic back to discipline diaA B D F u n i i r one ot the first arrested. almost 8:30, Including tho hos-1 Ervin Jr., D-N.C., will captain S T j T .g S CRAWFORDVILLE, Oa. would have occurred If l)r*y hips and derrlere. All feature a cris6 cross waist­ Evers ordered the demonstra­ pltal luid the now Sonias Store the Dixie forces for the day as itHlfcunAil BLilf (AP) -— Nefro leaders In this msdned. band of velvety nylon plush to make your waist NATPO OATS The Washington County Court tors to go home, saying: Bit the Parkade, both serviced they try to block with worde tinier. Here, In shape-making power net. At these ACTIONBLEACH ^ 7 5 ‘ east Georgia town said they will handed down sentences ot flOO "There’s no point In causing by tho high voltage wires. Senate Democratic Leader Mike gentle prices you can afford to "dronch” yourself In B M U f u r a e attempt another bus-ln and a In fines and 90 days In jail and any trouble. If you want to be Repair crews were out again Mansfield's motion to bring the dlamcmds. White only. 81m s S, M, L and XL. teach-in today In oonUnulng at­ circuit court affirmed the cases. tree, thero's no point In us fuss­ this morning, completing their repeal bill to the fl(x>r. tempts to Integrate a white PMEAPPUE State Supreme Court Monday ing s^d fighting and cursing and tasks of putting the system back The filibuster began Monday POWER NET ; b r o w n b r e a d 2 - 3 9 ‘ •obool in Taliaferro County. ruled seven other cases should to its original sUite. under the leadership of Repub­ BBBCBinrr STRAmD an H06hone Co. reported that the BABY FOOD 9 . « o 9 ‘ CATFOOD ■ —Mill m •HgO.’W Justice Brady had written his They are tgn(>rant. I ask you to winds caused no damage to tors will hold the fort again. For Long Lag Panty...... 4.99 larqnaa, 'which 1s pushing the pamphlet while a State Circuit this newly forged coalition of.36 swirr integration attempt, said Ne go home. Please don’t fight in their lines and that there was Knaa Langth Panty ...... 5.99 I diM- Court judge in Brookhaven, It the streets.’’ no Inten-uptlon to service. Southern and Republican sena­ gross will first attempt to board tors has decided to alternate •U.8. PAT. NO. 3706799 MEATS lAr RARIES 2 «»»«*— H i^ROx was distributed by segregation­ Police said Negro, H u ^ Ran­ A passenger car and a pick­ » .aohool buses which haul white ist organlsationa, principally the dally efforts to frustrate the The Diamond stitch control used in this garmant to pupils to schools In nearby som of Natchez, was carrying a up truck, however, were In­ ip riM i OMzens OouncU. loaded .88 caliber revblvar. The nocent casualties o f ' the storm. White House-backed drive for a patented MUady feature. fB T M M T ^M * I Wmtan 1 !S29* 0 W *sr oountles. Brady, while still a Circuit The car, owned by Armand passage. I Negro leaden later plan q gun was oonflscatod, and he foundations— main "floor m i i m n r AM ' w J P Court judge and a,. Mtealsslppl Administration force* have de­ m t 3 ^23* I taach*in at Alexander Stephens was taken' away In a police car. Letondre and parked on the Democratic national comipittee* The grrects brouFht to 617 the lot of tho Carlyle-Johnson Ma­ cided to leave most o t the talk­ High School, which closed be man, nominated then GoV. Roes ing to opponents tor the time toa> SAVE CASH AND TRiPLE-S BLUE STAMPS AT GRAND UNION aause all white pupils trans number of demonstrator! ar­ A tree limb crushed the roof of thle oar during the noon hour yeeterday at “ ‘® chine Co., waa crushed by a R. Batnett for prealdont at the rested since Isat Friday. Most ■on Machine Co. at 62 Main 8L The ovivner, Armand Letendre waa not to ‘t. An ottlolal of the fVDIIMii •em d. The CrawlordvUle eobool (Bee Page Two), (Bee rage FM 0) 1960 Democratic convention In oompany s ty s Inauranoa wlU take eara ot the damage. (Herald photo by Satemle.) .(•eaFnfeTHa): Los Angetoi. (lMFat6««VOl