MONDAY, OCTOBER 11,1966 Avorag* Daily Net Press Run The Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Fte the Week Ended romenat of U. S. W tifMm M f iaW.. iianrI|f«Bltr lEv^n fns l^i^raUi Ooteber 0, lOiS Partly cloudy, ehanoa af mew- Bertha Boret Group of Bco- 14,452 ora tonight, low around 40i ■iib* About Town ond CongragaUonal Church will Member of the Audit Ewpttttig ilpmlh ly fair, oool tWaorrow, high M sponsor a wearlnr apparel dem­ MuohM tsr lUlf Bureau of Clroulatlea mld-oe*. Mambera of tha OrUtoforo onstration tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Open Bvsnlnge uiittl_B_r.^ Manehottar-^A City o f VUtaga Charm Colombo Society will meat to* the church. Refreshments will to e—•Phon* nltht at 7:30 at the W. P. Quish be served. Funeral Home, 225 Main St., to b b r n h ’S VOL. LXXXV, NO. 10 (FOURTEEN FAGES) MANCHES’TER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1965 (CluMlfled Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN eS N T i pay reepects to a member, the Robert Dlgan, achool attend- lata Peter CIfnettL ahce supervisor and Walter For­ tin, recreation director, will W W Auxiliary will eponeor a spMtk and discuss “Our Youth— Noge Wing Barvest Dinner Saturday at the The Shape of Some Needs In poM home. Serving:* will be at Our Community" at a meeting Over Heart |1^^0 and 7:30 p.m. Tlcketa may of the Manchester Ministerial Bus Strike Impact be purchaaed at the door. Association on Wednesday at 11 8LAGEL8B, Den­ Indonesia Conp Chief a.m. at Temple % th Sholom, mark (AP) — Jena Ander- Chapman-Joy Circle of North iOO E. Middle T pk^F or lunch­ sen's girl friend said she Methodist Church will meet on eon reservations, cqhtact Rabbi would not aee him any Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Leon Wind. Dues for the year Reduced by Holiday more. He went home and Church. Ladle* are reminded to will be accepted. wrote her that "No one \ bring Hems for a silent auc­ shall ever see me alive tion. Hostesses will be Mrs. La Daughters of Liberty, No. 126, HAR’TFORD (AP) __t^o get labor and managomentCoach Employes, AFL- year-old man was found. Communists Its first meeting of the season The Women’s Auxiliary to the midmoming reports in the that I can be of help.” CIO, originally scheduled the Last night, he came home on Wednesday at the school. Hartford County Medical Asso­ three cities indicated traf­ strike for midnight Oct. 1. again, very much alive, but After potluck at 6:30*p.m. and a ICUSTOM ROYAL REFRIGERATOR Company and union officials Fleeing to A 72-hour postponement put If extremely dirty and with a ciation will sponsor a rummage fic was moving smoothly. offered to cooperate In keeping dtort business meeting, the par­ sale Friday from 2 to 8 p.m. at off un mldhlght Oct. 3, Then terrible smell. It was raining and It was Co­ chartered school buses running. ents will vl.>»lt the children's management made a contract He had climbed down In­ the West Hartford Armoiry, 896 lumbus Day. The holiday worked But Walter Blerwagen, the un­ Java’s Hills classrooms. Teachers will dis­ Farmington Ave. Proceeds will gives you such complete protection! two ways. Many offices were to the public sewer system ion's Intsmatlbnal represents- (See Page Two) cuss the curriculum for the be lised for scholarships for closed, but some stores were and thought about hli lost KUALA LUMPUR. Ma­ ichoot year. PTA dues will be young peo]Me pursuing medical holding big sales. love for four days and laysia (A P )— Jakarta ra­ c collected. or nursing careers. Good used Emergency parking areas, nights. "Never mind about the dio t(xlay announced the clothing, toys, books, bric-a- opened In .the three cities to ac­ capture of the leader of the The Reddington Rock Riding brac, home-cooked foods, and comodate the cars driven down­ girl," he said, "I want a Club, Inc. of Ellington will meet plants will be for aaJe. The pub­ town by bus-less commuters and Strike Affects Town bath.” attempted coup in Indo­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the lic is invited. NO shoppers, were not being nesia, and thousands of home of Miss Donna Paquin, strained Immediately. Communists were reported 63 Summerset Dr., EJast Hart­ Manchester Chapter of taking to the hills of cen­ ford. Future club events will [DEFROSTING Officials of the Connecticut On Three Routes SPEBSQSA will meet tonight at Co. and the union representing tral Java to escape an army be planned. NYC Water 8 at Bunche School, Otcott St. EVER! the bus drivers and mechanics The strike against the Connecticut Co. affects Man­ dragnet. said the chartered school bus chester in three ways: The Hartford-Manchester run, a The army - controlled govern­ 2 Manchester WATE5S wlU meet South School PTA will meet Gaining for ment radio said the coup leader, tomorrow at the Italian - Amer­ service, unaffected by the strike crosstown run (part of the Hartford run), and the East tomorrow at the school. There Lt. C3ol. lintung, wa* arrested In ican Club. Weighing in will be was operating normally. Catholic High School run, which takes students to the will be a pot luck at 6:30 p.m. Most schools were closed In Center in the morning and afternoon. the Tegal region of central Java from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. George Foreign Finery at International Luncheon First Time with the cooperation of civil­ Bowden of Andover, a club before the meeting. Members observance of Columbus Day. The Hartford - Manchester?'------are reminded to bring silver­ Mrs. Doris Perrett, president of United Church Women of Manchester, admires the colorful route has stops at Broad St., ian*. member, will Show her collec­ costumes of Miss Rosita Flnkelsteln of Mexico City and Miss Pancrasia Kinabo of Tanzania, The strike, which had been nately on Hartford Rd. and W. NEW YORK (AP) — A pro ware. Mars. Maurice 'Willey of the South Ehtd, Manchester The broadcast gave no detaiU tion of stones and artlclea made Africa. The girls were guests at an International visitors luncheon Saturday at North Metho­ postponed three tirnes, was an­ Center St., while Connecticut gram to conserve water and from stone. Manoheater, Northeast Region­ nounced at 12:20 this morning Oreen and Depot Square. It buses use Center St. some long overdue rain have of the capture. al vice president of PTA of Oon- dist Church. The event was part of the 16th annual Welcome to Connecticut Weekend spon­ makes a total 41 half-hour Untung was an obBcnire officer sored by Service Bureau for Women’s Organizations. Visitors, mostly students, were enter­ by Gov. John Dempsey, who However, for those who would combined to turn the tide In neoUcut, will speak on "Why trips a day. In President Sukarno’s body­ tained for the weekend at the homes of several area families. Miss Flnkelsteln Is a student had been working with negotia' walk and switch, Silver Lane New York Chty's reservoirs. Bother with PTA." Since today Is Columbus Day guard until he led the "30th of at Annhurst College, South Woodstock. Mlsa Kinabo Is at the University of Connecticut. tors In his office tor the past has the following approximate The city’s upstate reservoirs Iwo nights. and there la no school at East September” movement that (Herald Photo by Oflara.) schedule: have — (or the first Ume In Union leaders had rejected Catholic, the strike does not Im­ tried to seize power on that Tire Hockemum Dog Club will Every 16 minutes after the many months — not only kept Dempsey’s plea late Monday mediately affect It. Usually, bwo dale. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at hour a bus leaves the Center pace with the dally demand (or Manchester Lodge of Masons night for another postponement blues m ^ e each of the two There ha* been speculation Watering Community Center. Immaculate Conception Moth, and goes to Hartford via Hart­ water but have raised their lev­ Frank J. Parker of A'von, breed­ will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. of the walkout runa abroad that Sukarno master­ em (Srcle will meet Wednesday ford Rd. and Spencer St.; els. er and Judgre, will conduct a at the Masonic Temple. After a ONLY I "All citizens of the state are, Bus service In Manchester minded the attempt to get rid of at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Every 16 minutes before the Since last Friday about 9.8 handling clinic to explain how business meeting, the Fellow- 3 MORE DAYS In varying degrees, affected by and to Hartford 1s stUI pro­ army generals who opposed the Michael EMenbum, 166 Ludlow hour, a bus leaves the Center blUion gallons of water have run to show doge in breed classes. craft degree will be conferred this unfortunate dispute,” the vided by the Silver Lane Bus Increasing Communist Influence Rd. Mrs. Bert Gay will serve T O SEE and goes to Hartford via Hart­ Into the reservoirs from rains. At least two dogs from each of wth Frank H. Gakeler, senior governor said in a statement to Line. Its employes are mem­ on the Indonesian government. aa co-hostess. Members are re­ ford Rd., McKee St., and W. Heavy rains over the past three six variety groups udU be used warden, presiding. newsmen. bers of the same union that la Radio Jakarta also reported minded to bring articles tor a Center St. weekends have sent 22 billion In the demonstration. Prospec­ “THE "I am sure that both aides striking Connecticut Oo., but the capture of another rebel white elephant sale. The following are exceptions: gallons Into the reservoirs. tive members are invited. are aware of their responsiblli' the Silver Lone contract doesn't leader, Col. Latlf, commander Xi Gam'ma Chapter of Beta During the business rush Rain (ell on the city and the Ues to the public, and I earnest expire until August 196B. of the fth Infantry Battalion In The American Legion will Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow hours In the morning and after­ upstate reservoirs this morning, (AP Photofax) Verplanck School FTA will TUNED CAR” EXCLUSIVi Amana quality ly call on them to continue their Silver Lane will not, however, the Indonesian capital. The meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. noon, there are alternating runs but It wasn’t Immediately sponsor a Book Fair tomorrow pricod am aiingly low settlement efforts. run any extra busee because of Paratrooper from the 173rd Airborne Division leaps from helicopter into tall broadcast said he was seized In the Legion Home. Horace Bissell, 109 Carman Rd. See it NOW! every fifteen piinutes. known how much water was from 2:4S to 4:30 and 7 to 8 p. The Connecticut Co. normally the strike, said Its president, grass at edge of An Son forest in the Vietnamese “ Iron Triangle” . Troops were Jakarta after being shot in both In the evening, the buses run added to the reservoirs^ m. and Wednesday from 2:45 to carries about 126,(XX) passengers Edward Royce, today. There’s airlifted into the area from Bien Hoa for a search and destroy mission. legs. s every hour on the hour from 4 pjn. Books may be taken at a day in the three urban areas. no demand so far, he said. This combination of gain and ------;------ The Jakarta radio added that the time of purchase. Dempsey asked State Labor The people affected will prob­ Hartford until 11; and every saving Is a cause for "encour­ 90 per cent of five army battal­ Commissioner Repato E. RiC' ably take cars, he explained: hour on the half-hour from Man­ agement” but not "rejoicing,” ions which supported Untung 4 0 % clutl and Robert Stutz, chair It's too Inconvenient for. them chester until 10:80, Water Commissioner Armand Morrissey U.S. Forces Press have either given up or been man of the State Board of Ar- to switch routes. The first run Is 5:48 a.m. and D’Angelo said Monday. "We captured. 01 FUEL bitraUon and MedlaUon, to try Silver Lane buses run alter- goes by way of Hartford Rd. still have to continue our Inten­ The Red flight to the hiHa of LECLERC sive conservaUon program to Gets Praise central Java was reported by Cut with Shears save water." Search for Cong Radio Malaysia, which laid and Tacit Ob FUNERAL HOME The city’s water supply Mon­ ^ WASHINGTON (AP — House some of the Communists were day was 177.6 billion gallons, up Speaker John W. McCormack SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )—Thousands of U.S. armed and tension was running Gonuim REX-O-CIASS 'is the otdv HOUSE &. HALE C joined Sen. Edward M. Kenne­ window materid that carriat a 2 FUINERAL MAIN ST., MANCHESTER . . . WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS 500 million gallons from the day combat troops pressed their hunt for the Viet Cong in high in the region. nar iiarantai. The name n.EX-0- Eire/Spain Join before. That is 37.8 per eent of dy, D-Mass., today In going to c South. Viet Nam’s central highlands and the Commu (See Page Four) cuiss it printid on tlw adip tor SERVICE Boys Held the reservoirs’ capacity. bat tor President Johnson’s nists’ Zone D but results today were meager. yoor protKtkM. WALTBai N, Many billions LB5CLBRO are needed to raise the reser­ rissey to be a federal district p a id w f • down one U.S. Jet bomber over Director Discovery Battle voirs to anything approaching court judge in Massachusetts. gon, the U.S. 173rd Airborne ^ IwMywhere ^ In Murder North Viet Nam and another in Brigade reportedly has killed 81 normal capacity. It would not Morrissey, an old friend of the More Refugees 23 Main Street, Manchester South Viet Nam, The pilots Viet Cong in five days. U.S. and NEW YORK (AP)-““On this Columbus Day Amer­ be until then that the city could Kennedy family, sat in the ejected and were rescued un­ Australian troops continued Sim4» Wtd Call 649-5869 ica’s not-quite-melted pot of nationalities are vying for Under Care consider lifting its water use crowded hearing room of a Sen­ Reach Florida hurt, spokesmen said. their big sweep of the Commu­ the first word on who got here first. restrictions. ate Judiciary subcommittee as T T The big U.S.-Vietnamese NEW HAVEN (AP)—The two McCormack and Kennedy de­ nist "Iron Triangle” area. KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — A map verified as authentic by Yale University his- pliicer movement in the valley scribed him aa qualified by tern- In other ground action.s, Viet­ Three more refugee-laden boats Brians puts Norse explorer Leif Erlcson in the New L" Ju^ecL^ in'the has not made contact with the perment and experience tor the; Vietnamese 325th Divi- namese troops reported killing wallowed from Cuba toward World ahead of Christopher Columbus. CheSWre double murder are re­ federal. bench. 72 guerrillas at scattered points, Key West today as U.S. officials But don’t count out the Irish. World’s Fair Sion, reported last week to be In FOR A DAY, WEEK...OR LONGER ceiving psychiatric attention. McCormack said Morrissey’s including an area five miles awaited word from Cuban Or the Spanish or the Jews, tor the area. As for the accurate reproduc- This was dlscio.sed Monday loyalty to the Kennedy family Is j west of Saigon. A government Prime Minister Fidel Castro on that matter. Sjecurity Unit In the thick jungles of Zone D, unit suffered moderate casual­ Uon of Greenland and the sup­ night by Irving W. Pasternak suggestions for an orderly mi­ A 1965 Cor from Release of the map by Yale (See Page Four) about 30 miles northeast of Sai- ties in a Viet Cong ambush 40 feature for feature... dollar posed Vinlandla. "Why not?” of Waterbury, attorney for the gration. Morioity Brothers has sUrred up a scholarly ven­ sold Musmanno. “ It was Being Doubled miles southwest of the capital. iTie Coast Guard said ail detta by Italian-Americana out youths, Roger Beaudry Jr., 15, produced 500 years after (3olum- Five Viet Cong were reported three boats were intercepted by RENT to protect the good name of fel­ of Cheshire, and James Mc­ NEW YORK (AP) — Security bus’ voyages and the fabrica­ killed by the U.S. 1st Infantry its cutters Darby and Diligence for dollar you get MORE from low Italian Ctolumbua. Cann, 14, of Prospect. forces at the New York World’s tors could have. If they wanted Fair are being doubled this By Rev» King Division 20 miles northeast of near Cay Sal, a small island Yale historians said after Deputy* Coroner John' Phelan to. Illustrate the map with pho­ week In anticipation of the kind Saigon in two days. Paratroop­ some 40 miles north of Cuba. eight yea^ of study that - the of Waterbury, who convened an tographs o< Greenland and Vin­ of souvenir-hunting and vandal­ ers of the U.S. lOlst Airborne The Coast Guard cutters ren- map was. drawn about 1440 — inquest into the deaths Monday, landla.” . ism that occurred In the final Brigade killed 10 guerrillas dezvoued In the Florida Straits some 438 years after ^Elricson said It may be continued at a Victor A. Arrigo, chalmian of days of the 1939-40 (air. Crawfordville Seen north of the port of Qui Nhon, and the Darby proceeded to es­ M A Y T A G made his voyage and 52 years future date. No warrants were ‘ "ItSS the Chicago Ctolumbus Day pa­ On the final day alone of the 260 miles north of Saigon, a cort the smaller boats through before Columbia made his. Issued on the basis of the open­ A Brand new, faUy equipped cars ready to go. rade, observed: earlier fair, some $40,000 worth spokesman said. the choppy, shower-swept ing three-hour session, Phelan straits while the Diligence re­ The map, which went on dis­ “ Frankly, this Nordic myth of plantings and shrubbery were Guam-based U.S. B52 jet MORE Work Saving Features... said. As *TokeA Symbol sumed patrol. it Reasonable rates. play today at the university In makes Its appearance around destroyed and considerable bombers blasted a suspected New Haven, (Sonn., shows Eu­ Official secrecy about the Viet Ctong staging area before The Coa-st puard said there every (tolumbus Day. It hap­ damage was done to pavilions CRAWFORDVILLE, Ga.^for a roily Monday night after it FuU insurance coverage. rope, Greenland and an Island handling of the case remained MORE Performance and Dependability pens all the Ume. But Itallan- by persons seeking mementoes. (AP) — Dr. Martin Luther King King’s appearance at a packed called Vinlanda. This island — Ught. (S«« Page Four) (See Page Four) Large discount if your car is in our shop fo r Americans have become toler­ With only six days to go, the Jr., cautiously avoiding a com­ church. The number of march­ it also called Vlnlond and Vlnlan- ant of these Scandinavian World’s Fair Corp. Is warning ers was greater than the pop­ repairs. dla — was North America, the Blue Cross Medicare mitment for a march to Geor­ claims. I don’t blame them for all exhibitors to take extra pre­ gia's capital, has said tliat this ulation of Crawfordville, which historians concluded. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The MAYTAG Pushbutton Controls wamting to come into th^ shad­ cautions against pilferage. rural town might become a new has about 700 residents. the 4, I Couldn’t Hold Her going to let anybody, from the Britain to use force if necessary against Rhodesia in the ^ Light,] Lovely ..... j Zinc-coated cabinet guards against G i r o " B r a r ' ‘ State House to the sta.te troop­ event its white minority government issues a declara­ rust • Porcelain enamel top and ers, turn you around.” tion of independence. S'’ Sheer Control A federal court hearing was By a vote of 107 to 2 with one SOK NATUSAV lid • Virtually indestructible Friend’s Grip Fails, set in Augusta, Ga., today on abstention, the assembly adopt­ pump • New rust-proof lid tlie school Integration Issue ed a resolution asking Britain to News Tidbits Beauty Queen Killed which trjggered demonstrations "take all steps neces.sary'' to in two popular style bras hinges here two weeks ago. end what it said would be re­ from the AP Wires King's speech at the church garded as an act of rebellion by SOUTH DEERFIELD, Mass. (A P)— 'T couldn’t hold ! came about two hours after 260 the central Africa'n colony both marvels in comfort and fit her,” the stunned Smith College freshman sobbed. “ I white segregationists gathered against Britl.sh rule. Htock price* continue In rec­ tried, but I couldn’t hold her.” in front of the courthouse and France abstalneil. . Portugal ord high ranges with trading Glnny Scheer o f Oklahoma^ and South Africa \-otod no. Brit­ tt ( listened to Ku Klux Klansmen heavy. . . . Astronaul Uliarir* caty tugged at the grasping Hs said she slipped down a urge unity in the fight against ain did not participate. Conrad Jr., goe* homo to his The assembly .suspended its Giro’s New Giro’s" New hand of her college friend, Kar­ Blight incline and began rolling integration. native Philadelphia for day-long ol Rae Hommon, the former off the cliff but caught the sap- Then, under a full moon and policy debate to consider the tribute to his eight-day Gemini Mias Alaska, who had slipped pllng and hun^cn. heavy guard by state police, the re.solution cosponsored by 40 5 orbital fllglit. . . . Secretary- Thin time insist on over the edge of Mt. Sugarloaf Aslan-African members and Qlnny, 18, leaped to the edge Negro marchers filed on to the General y Thant proposes reo-f Lycra Bra Longline Bra _ but had just managed to grab supported (Irmly by tlie United and Bslzed her by the wrist but courthouse lawn and held a ord S120-nillllnn budget for hold of a sapling with one States. tj9pBndobiiity ,,J n 8ist on Moytog couldn't pull her back up. Aa brief rally. More than 180 white U.N. operations In 1966 and ap­ A. This bandeau features cot­ B. A longline that stays firmly Before the vote, U.S. Ambas­ hand. Glnny reached for a hold on the epectators heckled the demon­ peals foe voluntary contribu­ ton under^ups with gently stitch­ in place, uplifts, supports and OPEN EVERY Olnny’e efforts were In vain, sador Arthur J. Goldberg ylctim’a hand, Karol lost hsr strators, tions to meet current deficit of ing, lace uppercups and center accents cuiwes. Rne nylon lace, B«niie’t Pay At You Plaata Plan NIGHT TILL 9 however, and Karol plunged 200 warned that a unllnteral de­ for a new driveway? • No Money Down • Up To 8 Yenra To Pay grip and fall, banging against a ‘If something isn’t done very $100 million. band. Beautiful leno, made of leno inserts in front and back. feet to a rock ledge overlooking claration of Independence would o 00 Dnyo—No Flnnnoo • n ^ ik Financing SATURDAYS TILL ■ •mall ledgs sad then the larger soon, Crawfordville may be­ Dupont's miracle LYCRA elas­ Two inch soft elastic band at the Connecticut Rdver. ‘ put Rhodejila on “ a catastrophic Hecaiiae of 111 health. Foreign GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Ohnrgo PHONE 648-eOOl •half below. come the symbol to dramatize Minister Faul-ilenrI H p a a ll tomer. Lightly boned for sup­ waist, lightly boned. White and Rescuer* climbed a ateep the whole Issue of token Integra- course.” ■ JNasutI said the glris drove tip again ha* postponed a- trip to AMOUNT YOU M0NTHI,y REPAYMENT tERMS— I 1 wooded fllope to bring her down, tion,” King told reporters. He He declared the United States port in back. White and nude in nude in sh»s 84-42 in B and C f paved road that approaches a the United Nations. . . , Barry RECEIVE 12 payments ,24p6ynMfit| 36psym6nts | sizes 32-42 in A, B and C cups. cups. administered artificial respira­ said the drive here, begun over would not recognize any regime II tion to keep her Alive, but ehe summit obssrvaUon platform at Goldwator RUggesU that John S 600 $ 53 achool integration, could turn that would emerge after such a $28 $19;67 1 II Ued at nearby Parren Memori­ the stats-opsrated area and than declaration. Birch Society members oouki Into a "massive movement to held the Republican party U 1.200 106 66 39.33 1 n al Hospital. Korol, 21, of An­ stepped across a metal guard He said the United Statea sup­ dramatize tokenism in desegre­ they would r ^ g n from the so­ 1,800 159 84 59.00 1 chorage, Alaska, competed In rail designed to keep both mo- ported the reeolutlon In the hope 1 gation and the continued de­ ciety and devote their efforts to the 1965 Mies America pageant. torlsta and pedestrians from that Its approval would per­ LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 5.95 6.95 going further. Sealah'2 Regurfaceg After 4BA)ay Experiment fiance of the law and evasive the party. . . . All male State trooper Ralph Nuutl, a jury After .45 days on the ocean floor, the Sealab 2 was brought to the surface yes­ schemes in the South.” suade the white minority gov- member of the rescue, team, The other companions were eminent In Rhodesia to draw SS-rallllon libel suit terday at LaJolla, Calif. ’Three teams of aquanauts lived in the capsule during Demonstrations have been filed by former Army Maj. Qsn, foundations— ^irmin floor B iR N !£ S •aid the girl had atarted to lie Identified aa Margaret Bavags, going on every day and, almost back before it la too late.” THE CONNECTICUT BANK down on a patch of grass Mon­ 19, Hutchinson, Minn., and Kar­ the experiment. 'The last group emerged yesterday and all but one are reported Edwin A. Walker against Tho every night because all of the The resolution was approve^ AMD TRUBT OawiPAMY day ebeut 26 feat from hsr thrss an Bus Kolmss, Rujunga, Oallf. hale ,snd hearty. One man suffered pains in his hip and was returned to a de­ Associated Prsaa and tlio N ov U NorOi Blala StiMt . SN Mala OtrMt •ompanteiH. Both ars Ireahmsn at imlth. compression chamber. He was slated to come Gut today. (A P Photofax.) (Sea Pago Four) (8es Page Four) Orleans Tlmss-Plosyuno. . Maaohsstsr Parkade .1 PAG® TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1?«8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 196B PAGE THREE m; Thursday in lU hall on Rt. S h e in w o ld on Bridge on resenroli’ drops would bo — 30 Days to Better Spelling— ~ Coventry 4AA. Refreahmenu wlU be serv­ Bolton Steady Rain stsmiwsd. School Board ed. Ball dstler Epidemic of Vandalism Hospital Unit Wlttkofske reminded town ONLY Nurbery Open Heuee a g g r e s s iv e ^ Both iMii water eustomers that the T a.m. 2 MORI DAYS •nie opgn houee-coffee hour of PAYS; OPPONENT WILL NORTH Helps Town, to 11 p.m. ban against ths out­ When Does Precede ^e^? Given Policy f u m b l e J93 Hits Town over Weekend To Hear Talk Waddell and Mrs. Warfel TO SM Nyack Urges Town the south Coventry Oooperayve AQ9S9 door use ot water still stands A wav# of vandallzm broke?- and that it whl not be tifud By Th« Rcadinf L*bonitory, Inc. Nursery end Kindergarten will By ALFRED 8HKINWOLD 54 A lead encased window was On Pictures be from 7:30 to 9:80 p.m. Thurs­ out over Maitcheiter during the completely removed from Ite On Researdh Renamed by School Board Ban StUl On unless eondlttona Improve ma- “THE WrittW for NSA SpMW S«rvl«M day instead of Wodnesdsy, aa Aggraaalva bidding W * W U T ^ weekend, police report. Cars, frame on the cabin at Wick­ Urially. The Board of Bducatlon' last Rescind Police Vote tnedvertently reported In the you pUy tha oarda wall. Tlw 4 I6S4 A N 107I homes, factories, businesses, ham Park Friday night. A pane Dr. Rlohard N. Sl^make'r, Walter Waddell was re-eleot-f of model. Waddell said that the A gentle, steady rain, which Vfhm c U Mft M In p«rc«tv« night tool! up the current oon- ^ a n u usually / a v a to 5 64 and even the sidewalks have of glaei near the removed win­ •d chairman and Mrs. CSaIre design would be an aid, but started to fall In the euly TUNED C M T Charles B. Nyack haa urged^whlch. Incidentally, I favor, the column; it will be in Kingsbury g ^ at the best defense unUl f AJ107« teohnioal manager of CtMries And fornlcn MWrelfm w« recWv* troversy over hiring photog* next sHlole would eatabtlah the House. Oreeting cards will be 0 Q93 been attacked by stone throw­ dow was broken and two etonee Warfel secretary of the board •hould not bind the commission. morning hours and which, at 11 that the town rescind the action •nough tricks have b e« p l^ ’ A n o i 7 A AQS Pflsar and Co., Inc., Brooklyn, On Ranger Andy Firm Gets Site WhM hor«M nfiKii >" fright of hotrht raphere for the annual portrait* neoeesary regulations, Inelud- available, SOUTH ing, spray palntlnlg, pellet were found Ineide the cabin. of education at an organization­ a.m., measured .24 Inohee, has —K bofor* I Is tho rule that's rlfht. taken at a town meeting Aug. ed for them to knw shooting vandals. Nothing wae mleelng. N.Y. phanhaceutioal and chem­ al meeting of the board last Brownlee of Troop 680 are go­ taking of high school seniors. Ing the office of chief of police. Mothere* Ohib Rummage Sale hand le aU about. By that Mme A AQ brought Manchester's monthly In Bloomfield Now that 9«u know the rule j-ou feared, 3S eatabUahlng a town police The chief of police would be ap­ The Mothers' <3ub wtU have O K n 0 7 2 The total amount of damage Paint was a xecond weapon of ical firm, will be guest speaker night. ing to eppear on the Ranger With, school principal A. Ray* they may ba unable to rainfall to date above the 1.76 List aeitlMr, leieure, se p.m., and polls for monde because hie O AU Pms elected unanimously. Mrs. War- Any boy 11 years old or older Lawrence WIttkofSke eatd to­ Old Windsor Rd. In Bloomfield, expert In the matter. Just read that little verse at the top. the flnrt district are at the r*"- Department. This procedure U of Mm. Wllkard Watroua, Mrs. Four car windows were brok­ spray paint was also used to Bolton. A business meeting will icies in a letter to the - board. no different than that uaed on bid the suit If west had ^ e n en Friday night by thrown write "Jll lovea Bob" on the fel’s election was also unani­ Is welcome to attend the Boy day that the 1.98 Inches which between Kaman Aircrsft Corp. and you have the whole rule, plus all the exceptions, Istrars* room In the town office David Bell or Mm. Dudley Fer­ a mindreeder he would A-Q; Hsarts, K-J-lt-7-l; Dla- be held at 11 a.m. and a buffet had fallen froip Oot. 1 through Rogers presented copies of several occasions In the peat. It nionds, K-8-1} Clubs, 9-4-2, Slones, police report. John Hl- east side of the Jarvie Conetruc- mous. Scout troop meeting tonight at and the Allen Mfg. Co. First, let’s go through the. had Board members voted to keep pandable to 100,000 square feet, you have the combihatlon of i LaPenta and Penny Taylor, and turned the jack. TWi would be ing bid. ear as It was parked on Pine all its window smashed by School gym. to hear a talk on Although Porter and Howard and e following aoft c, put the <1 pairing the efficiency of future ficial to the town officials in Mrs. Bmest ZanotU. Members To order s PuCkat Oulda to a two-man bills committee Reservoirs were up 600,000 gal­ and large enough to accom­ itSfeu eeuoq ueqM„ su)ej OC advisor, Mrs. LaVerne Kelson, that it places them in a posi­ th« bwt defenflD W Booth had St. at abn\it 11. stoSei. Damage may be 3326. A guidance by (Jlnrence Steinberg- s before the I "aa in perceive." police protection." Nyack said are Elaine Ferguson. Deborah the queen of tHsmonde end West Bridge send 60c to The Man­ which has been operating on a lons each and Roaring Brook modate 800 employes. advised the students that while tion beyond reproach. The last Joya Hydock of 158 Cooper stone was thrown through the er, of the State Department of Don’t get fooled or this nile. It his statement results from HIU, Christine Zenotti, Sandra the king. If Bast had known chester Eve. Herald, Box 8818, trial basis since last year. Board Education, followed by a panel was up 800,000 gallons. Globe Hannon said that he and oth­ qg)su sauoq uaqM.. 'uS|ep '61 Lorlng Studios of Hartford had having read charges and coun­ article would be In connection Grand Central Station, New St. told police 8f>meone threw side door window of Schlebel of education policy Is generally er company officials had does not say. as many people 'SAOqa t •• vurtfi -SAevidei -|x been chosen as the school Dimneck, Cynthia Robblm, Kar­ whera the diamondi were, he Bros, store on Proctor Rd. No discussion on guidance, and re­ Hollow was down three million think, that e precedes i after c. ter chargee in the rvewspapera with the financing of ihe po­ en Sewell, Weidy ScoU end Lois York, N Y. 10017. It oovare bid­ a large stone and broke her against standing committees. gallons since the first of the tliought seriously of relocating ' SA1«OJ«d Uf photographer, any student who lice program and. out of neces­ would have played the ten of entry wae made. freshments. The rule says soft c. In words for the past several weeks. Kelly. dlamonda ai the first trick. He ding oonvenOons, point count, car's front windshield at 11:15. Mrs. Warfel and Harold Smith month. In Manchester tond that they THANKS TO YOU n ijoe IT 0 'aAiabap 'it preferred the work of another sity, would require the recom­ George J. Nackowskl of 206 Three pellet Itoles were mode will continue as members of Wlttkofske said that toe were favorably impressed by like ancient, the c is not aoft, ' ' SAisbiad u) studio might select that studio "That doubt exists in the Cooperative Aides would later get to his partner’s etc. Manchester Evening Herald mendation of the board of fi­ Copyright, 1986 Hackmatack St, said his rear!'" the front picture window of the committee, for six months. ground In the watershed areas this town. and so we do not have the s M pot s| 3 ueiiM,. ’ll minds %f many people is evi­ Mothers aMlsUng with the hand with the queen of dlamonda Bolton correspondent, Oleme- If certain specifications of the nance.” Oeneral Faaturea Oorp^ window was punctured by a | the FMsher Dry Cleansers at 1061 The board decided to replace is now sufficiently saturated Their major objection to mov­ Scouting Helpa Train before the 1. -CAOqa I n '•■les 'SI portrait were obeyed. denced by the fact that approxi­ North Coventry Cooperative for a club return. Main 8t. Two pellet holes and well Yoiiiig, tel., 643-8981, mately 380 persons signed a pe­ Nyack concludes his state­ hard-thrown small rock some­ one member every six months with water to permit runoff ing here lie sold, woe the dis­ Youth in leadership and "And foreign sovereigns we • SA^oJcd u) rs Rogers added that, contrary Kindergarten olasses this week Both defenders fumbled st the time that night. three puncture holes made by tition calling for a referendum. ment by saying, "This Is my are Mrs. Albert Townsend for thereafter, so that everyone will from any subsequent rains and tance Its present employes civic responsibility receive.’’ The two words to pos s| 3 usuM.. -pepeouoo f i to some beliefs, neither the personal feeling on this matter first trick, Just aa any pair In Harry 'Van Camp of 1063 E. small stones were found in two watoh here are "foreign" and In all probability, more signa- Mrs. Edwin H. Lawton’s class (he world would. After tha first become more familiar with ex­ that. If toe town experiences the would have to travel to get to '»Aoqa I n eurtg 'JainiVK 'SI school nor any person associat­ and my remarks are not irrtend- Middle Tpke. told police his large windows at the Empite penditures. Bake-Baste Club October average of 3.18 Inches, and from work. sovereign” in both wonft the el 'SAoqv s sns eang 'sufSA g i ed with the school makes any turee oould have been secured and Mrs. Raymond Schapperl trick there was no recovery. Police Arrests had it been necessary," the for­ ed to be for or against anyone. right front window was broken Tool and Manufacturing Oo. on Porchoron said he was afraid has sound of i in hit. TTie rule ..'WJieq profits in cormecUon with the for Mra Robert Kingsbury’s South won the second trick after his wife parked their carjS^k PI. No entry was made. mer sdectman states. My concern is for the affaire class. In charge of cleaning the other members might rely too Selects Officers la simply, then, that when you |0 U| • • •„ -Jitliere n selection of a school photog­ of the town of Coventry and I with thi king of dlamoods, drew James W. Jaokson, 21, of 327 In the Buckley School parking | Tar was poured over the steps Nyack continues, "WHh the classrooms, in the Second Con­ trumps with the king and ace heavily on the bills committee, have the e and 1 combination rapher. take thia opportunity to place Woodbrldga Bl. this morning lot on Vernon ^t. Saturday of- and the side of a house under and become lax In their respon­ Miss Susan MacL«an was | aivf It is pronounced like the 1 town divided on this Issue, it gregational Church basement, and led a low spade to finesse Dr. Richard N. Shoemaker qSien eeaioq' netiM,. '0I Superintendent of Sdiools my concern before the people.” was charged with two coimta of temoon. A stone was apparent­ construction at 19 Phipll Rd. sibilities as board members, but elected president of toe Man- j In hit place the e before the 1. 'SAoqa t M eursfi 'S3S|U -g win now be dlfflcuH to Inatitute are Mra Leiwls Bradley and with the queen. When Otla held, ly used. William CurUs sUted that he Junior Troop Meeta Mrs. Charles Carl. breaking and entering with Cost may amount to more than I luncheon served at 12:30 p.m he was In favor 6f toe commit­ Chester 4-H Bake ’n Baste Club ■ "When horses neigh in fright -e siio) would repceaent the board at any police program. Let us stop South cashed the ace of spades, criminal Intent. A small stone was thrown 3400. I The speaker’s subject is "Re for a moment and consider what d r l Scout Junior Troop S038 Appears at Fhtr ruffed his last diamond In dum­ tee. on Saturday night at a meeting j of height." This line tells you •eq I md oa t) ajofeq a jo j. any forthcoming discussions be­ has Ha first meeting from 6:30 Jackson le accused of being through a window at the Lutz The last reported case of van- cent Developments In Medical Phtltp Llguori, superintendent two more times when the e pre­ suoeaej t.e u i^ e«n jo Xua is good for Coventry and for­ Miss Jane Lee, daughter of my and led the Jack of spades Junior Museum at 126 Cedar at the home of Mtss MaryAnn tween the protesting town to 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Mrs. 'Verna L«e of Manning Hill, the accomplice of Frederick Glr- dalism was brought to light Resoaixto.” He will speak after at schools, said he was pleased ; - St's" Brdweir 'st'.' cedes the 1. ‘Tleigh’’—here the jepun euioo )ou seoa 'NMCI't photographers and school au­ get personal lllces and dIsHkea from dummy. ouard, 22, of 118 Main St. dur­ St. FYlday night. John Buckley when a’little girl at the Keeney It U important that a solution •will dance at the World’s FSlr lunch. with toe committee and felt Other officers liKlude Miss e and i combination has the ..pijeM thorities. EiaM had to put up the king, ing two recent breaks. De­ of 170 School St. called police St. School told her teacher a i Edward J. Thoms, adminis­ be found at this time.' Rt. 44A. Olrls in Grades 4, 6 In New York State Pavilion at and South discarded a club. Now more at ease. He said the oth­ Debra Laurlnitls, vice presl- sound of a as in say. "Height"— pn» estes 'eonswT ‘-leipieu In other action, the board and 6 attending Coventry Gram­ tectives John Krlnjak and Leo after a small stone wa.s thrown door In the girl's lavatory had ■ trator of Manchester Memorial er extreme would be to have wn 'paaasj noX etm ei(» Njrack says he has considered 8:30 p.m. Saturday (the closing Blast could not get out safely. ^ ^ „ dent; Miss Christine Beiuen, here the ei has the sound of i moved to ask the Board of Di­ m ar School are eligible. Mrs. weekend of the fair). Miss Lee Grover, made the charges through the rear window of his been burned. No point of entry Hospital, will present a brief administration take care of a ll, g^cretary; Miss Patricia Sulll- iAowi noX laip MON„ 'poiSM g rectors to set up an advisory the situation and feels the only If Bast returned a club, dum­ home that night. as in kite. So, from now on you solution is to rescind the action Arnold E. Osxlson is leader; Is one of the Pattl-Ann Rita against Jackson in connection could be found. outline of toe expansion pit>- expenditures and only come to van, treasurer; Miss Nancy wiB know that any combinations committee for the purchase and my’s king would win a trick. If gram planned for toe hospital. taken at the Aug. 36 town meet­ Mrs. Stephen A. Munsell and dancers of Hartford and Long HJasPt returned anything else, with tha breaks Into tha Whit­ the board when a budget Item Long, news reporter; and Miss of e and 1 which sound like a qjfsu seaioq uetiM.. * use of data processing equip­ Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman, as- was over-expended. He said he ' eAieixied uj ing and "begin over again." Island, amd has prevlouely ap­ dummy would ruff while South ing Corp. building and the New The guest speaker received Lynn Orlowskl, historian. In say or 1 in kite will have the ment. Mstants. England Laundry on the night hds. B.S. degree from Lafayette did not favor this. n poe SI 3 uettiVl.. 'idisau -g Nyack proposes that, if the peared gt the fair. dlsoanded another club. Downtown Renewal Plans The program for the year s in front of the t. BeMon Schaffer, Chairman cC AL Meeting Loyztm WlU Speak of July 30. Oollege, Easton, Pa., and later Smith called the oommltte’s wae arranged and members se­ 'SAoqa I eeg juspuy -g the board’s finance committee, referendum approves rescinding South would lose three clubs *‘e before 1 is the rule that’s •Xas nj * sun Green - Chobot - Richardson Stephen Lojrxlm reports he is Glrouard Is in State”s Prison In studied at Temple University work "healthy” for the board. lected their projects in the said that negotiations were cur­ the action, another town meet­ and a diamond If he went after "H brings us closer to the situ­ right" The preceding lines gave peponoe sm« ' «l*)*a ing be held immediately "in or­ Post. American Legion, and Its e/vallable to speak before sociaL the clubs for himself. Aggressive Somers serving a 1-7 year sen­ Viewed by Education Board School of Medicine, Phlladel- areas of foods, clothing, freez­ you all the cases in which e rently going on between Man­ Auxiliary meet at 8 pjm. Thurs­ civic, servioe or fraternal or­ tence for breaking and enter­ phi?i, Pa. He received his M.S. ation. We can see where the ing and arts and crafts. ■ewoq o»t(A\.. 'sjoqqXieu 'I chester Community College and der that the peojde of Coven­ bidding doesn’t pay if you can’t money Is going amd how the comes before 1. In «U other m ui I egH peounou try might have the opportunity day In the Legion home on Wall ganisations to state his •vis'ws take advantage of defensive ing. He Is also waiting trial for The architectural Ideal of a'^ degree and Ph.D. In microbiolo­ The smnual Hartford County the federal government for a gy from Lehigh University, superintendent administers It.” cases, therefore, the 1 will pre­ -cud m |v atU. ' ' suX)aic grant to obtain a computer. He to decide if they want to contl St. Plans for the Oct 30 Hallo­ relative to the referendum fumblee. 18 criminal offenses. Two in­ compact, constricted urban 4-H Fair Association Banquet cede. Bethlehem, Pa. Mrs. Warfel said that the ■AOS iiSfejO} usuM m 'Bvpb} 'C said it seemed likely that the "»»• «^th a resident State Troop- ween costume dance at 9 p.m. Thursday. Dally Question volve the breaks Jackson le •hopping mall and a school sys­ Saved from Jail was discussed. It Is scheduled "Now that you know the nUe will be discuseed and completed. While at Lehigh, Dr. Shoemak­ committee has made everyone for Oct. 16 at 7 pm . at Plaln- 'spesejd )ou stop equipment wouW have to be ap-, they want to establish Aa dealer, you bold: Spadee, charged with. tem’s everpresent need for you feared. List neither leisure, e sip os ..‘SAieojed uj sa„ full-time Coventry police de­ PubUc pinochle Manohester Evening Herald By Ex-husband er was an Instructor In the de­ happier, and that she hais re-1 vllle High School. A good time to rediscover the plied to munietpa] needs as well ...... ~ growing room formed a sturdy partment of blologtoal sciences. celved far fewer phone calls on | The group also planned Its seize and wm}rd.” By all rights, poe y>a ■! 3 siu, luepppasui -i as educational to Justify its in­ partment.’’ Ooventry Orange has a pub­ Coventry correspondent, F. these four words should have lic plnohcle card party at 8 p. Pauline Uttle, tel. 743-8281. base for a discussion of some A few words between the He Joined the Brooklyn firm in board of education business part of the annual achievement (Next: What Happens to SOent stallation. He further states, in order the 1 before the e because they that these matters "be intel­ downtown renewal schemee at Judge and the former hus­ 1960 as a research supervisor In than she used to. One thing the night scheduled for Oct. 22 In many financial services of toe Biochemical Research and committee checks for is bidding ■ come under none of the situa- e?) CHARLEY ON THE SPOT ligently considered by the (pro­ last night’s meeting of the band of a defendant changed Luther Hall of Emanuel Lu­ Board of Education. a possible three-month Jail Development Division. Since procedures on items over $400, theran Church, The clubs will tlwis covered in the verse. Ac- The Herald is happy to an­ KANSAS CITY. Kan. (AP) — posed) meeting, the following in OOPS— We goofed! tuatly, you use these four main On hand to present the archi­ sentence to a $228 fine yes- then he has authored several She said. • receive achievement certifi­ nounce that the complete "Word Patrolman Charles Forgey has | formation should be available: School Board Meets Mrs. Warfel and Smith said Manchester’s oldest financial exceptions so often that you a knack for being on the spot, j Why has the resident trooper W t neglected to toy that THE BAKE SHOP tect’s viewpoint of the renewal Mrs. Audrey E. Jean of papers and patents on mlcro- cates for completed club work Power Way to Success" series project was Edward Rybezyk, Ihological processes. the superintendent has been at this time. . probably write them without is available in book form. To Forgey stopped his motorcy- program n'at worked; why is will be located In the Josst Lea H o u m . South Glastonbury was be­ thinking. executive director of the Man­ fore Judge Stanley Yesu- He Is a member of the So­ very cooperative and has an­ Refreshments were served . order a copy of this colorful, il- cle for s traffic light Monday in | the board of selectmen recom- MEA Bargaining Unit The Ham & Beaii Supper will be at 6 p.m. swered their questions to their A Quiz front of the Brotherhood State mending full-time Coventry po- chester Redevelopment Agency, klewlcz and charged .with a ciety of Sigma Xi, honorary institution. 1 lustrated bewk, send your name, scientific society; Society of In­ satisfaction. Lert 8 take some wntences and »1 to: “Word Pow- Bank at 8th and Minnesota, and Hce department; what advan- The first. down the negrotiation road for the NOT 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. who described two general second offense of Striving ■chemes for revitalizing the while her license was under dustrial Microbiologists, New They requested that bus n w . Md you a ^ ly the verse, c/o The Herald. P.0, Box heard an all-point bdlletin on his tages does one program have Board of Educaition and the Manchester Education As- transportation be included on ^ k out the words in parenthe- .jgg Radio City radio that it had been held up. I over the other; what is the pres- at downtown area. One plan would suspension and also failure York Academy of Science, Personal Notices speiation took place at last night’s board meeting with American Association for the the list of bills to be presented ^ which are TOirectly gelled. suUon, New York, N Y. 10019. He swerved over to the curb ent program for overall police HI, HO, Come to the Fair Sot., Oct. 16th concentrate on retaining the to drive in an established then tell which part of the the introduction of the MEA’s nine-member negotiating present course of Main St. and lane. The Judge looked at Advancement of Science and So­ from now on, and the board so and drew his pistol on Joseph L. protection; and what program team and a tentative tlmetable'|>------In Memoriam rhyme gives you the rule. South Methodist Church Campus developing the rear sections of her driving record, shook ciety of American Bax:teriolo- voted. The transportation bill Barker who hurried out of the has been established for future presented last night was for 1. The check was returned bank with a roll of bills in one use?” b.tw,™ U,. two H o lid a y Reduces existing stores so that an ex­ his head, and said he was gists. To th« One We Love •for (insufficient, insufflceint) Democrats Pick I groups. A slightly rs'vlsed state- tended Cottage St. would be­ A question and answer period 33,381. In lovlnf memory of our beloved pocket and with what proved to The explanation offered by considering giving her a Jail In other business, the super­ husband ajid father. John D, Am- Binds. i ment of the board’s policy in all come a prime shopping route. will be held after his talk. bpoee. whom God cailed home Oct. be a toy pistol in the other. Nyack. "assuming that the Strike’s Impact sentence. "I want to get you intendent was asked to check 3. Our team had to (forfiet, New Treasurer town meeting voted to have a \ relationships with teachera’ The second general plan, call­ off the highways before you Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson is 13. 1960. Barker was charged with rob­ groups was also approved. with the selectmen to find out INSURED SAVINGS ■ forfeit) the g;ame. bing the bank of 33,900. fiiU-Ume poUce department, (Continued from Page One) ing for a relocation of Main St. kill someone," he said. chairman of the program com­ Time sp>eedfl on, five years have 1 Mrs. Frank Ruff of 152 (hoop­ more specifically what the passed. 3. We have the snoopiest Robert Wolfert, president of to the west and the construc­ A man stepped forward mittee of toe Auxiliary. She Is (nieghbors. neighbors). er St. was recently elected the teschers’ group •victorious offer which union officials park and recreation department Since death if# ®Ioom, tt’a shadows | agreed to present to their mem­ tion of a two-story shopping and 'dentified himself as the assisted by Mrs. G. T. LaBonne, cast. CHRISTMAS CLUBS 4. (Ancient, ancelnt) history to last week’s teacher referen­ Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mrs. John wants done with the soft- Within our home, where aJl seemed I treasurer of the Democratic bers. The offer was rejected ov­ mall, elicited the greater ex­ woman's ex • husband. He bright. is fascinating. dum, Introduced the team that Mrosek, Mrs. Philip Holway, ball field at the high school, to Women’s C)ub of Manchester at Vernon erwhelmingly last week and the citement among board mem­ said they were considering make It suitable for town base­ And took from us a shlnring light. 5. Get your (receipt, raclept) will conduct the actual bers and the several school rep­ Mrs. Wells Dennison, Mrs. Hay­ We mLsfl that light, and auwayn will, | ALL PURPOSE CLUBS after your purchase. a meeting at Mott’s community strike was re-scheduled for 8 remarrying and promised he ball. Members suggested that His vacant place, no other can fill. bargaining. The nine members a.m. Monday. resentatives present. This would keep her away from den L. Griswold Jr. and Mra. 6. The most interesting ho­ Hall. She replaces Mrs. Jerry are Richard Ck>bb, Robert Gea- 'Thomas Johnston. the selectmen use other funds But you did not go alone, dear | With the governor taking a scheme would plant a parking the car. than board of education money, Johnnie. SAVINGS BONDS boes ride (frieght, freight) 'Williams, who resigned the post. Auditors Approve gan and Ckitherine Putnam, all sector for up to 500 cars near Reservations for the luncheon FV>r part of us went with you. trains. hand In the mediation talks, a "That’s one thing about us because they are operating on a When Jesus called you home. Mrs. Nicholas Jackston, pres- of Manchester High School; 24-hour postponement was the very center of the mall and men," the Judge told Roland close Thursday, and may be 7. Mergatroyd Just loves ident, announced committee Robert Von Deck of Illlng curtailed budget. agreed on, pushing the deadline would encourage the building of Jean, "We never give up, do made with Mrs. LaBonne, 64 I^>rcv0r loved and never forgot-1 SAVE-BY-MAIL horror chairmen at the meeting. Junior High; John Warren of Mlnnechaug Dr. In response to a reqniest from ten. Books of New Town up to 3 o’clock this morning. several high-rise apartments we?" His Loving Wife and Children movies. Bennet Junior High; Mrs. Mary Members may bring guests. toe public building commission, 8. Give me a (brelf, brief) They are Mrs. Olaf ^derson, No Irregularities have been^lowing checlu oo the treasur- The talks foundered shortly ■within the mall boundaries. Liguorl was asked to, make a HOME MORTGAGE LOANS campaign; Miss Jean Pasqua- Hutchinson of Buckley; Marita This plan would therefore ef­ Articles from toe Hospital Gift In Memoriam summary of the lecture. discovered in the books main­ er’s books: Kemp of Verplanck; Martha after midnight on the Issue of a plot of land about 350 feet by number of designs for "flexible” lini, constitution; Mrs. Allan cost-of-ll'vlng Increase. fectively change both the popu- Shop will be displayed for sale 9. I'd like you to meet my tained by the town treasurer’s All recorded cash receipts lor White, head of the elementary at the meeting. school buildings available. The In loving memory of our mother nephew and (niece, nelce). Bourn, education; Mrs. Charges office during the first two the period were verified to bank Bierwagen, who was to ad­ latlon density and personality of I ^ oommission did not understand and father who passed away Oct. 131 HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Ft Her, legislation; Mrs. John music department; and George the center of Manchester. As an ' « te^ ed (?otUge St. and C3iar- and Oct. 18. 10. The older you get. the months of Vernon's consolidated depoerita made to the several Bradlau, principal of Bennet. dress union meetings In Hart­ some of toe 'written specifica­ closer you .should watch your Oonln, membership; Mrs. John government. depositories; ford at 10 a.m.. New Haven at added factor in the change, the ... , * , tions for the new elementary Always in our hearts and mind. Barry, publicity, and Mrs. Ruff, Wolfert Indicated that the 3 p.m. and Stamford at 6 p.m., nlan, suggest-s t M,the ,Inclusion_To Illustrate of . . the ^ extent to PASSBOOK LOANS (wieght, weight). The town auditing firm of OmflrmaUon statements were Week Dayt| LI ee which the questions or sugge.s- World’s Fair school, and asked for some sort V,. The Plantanlda Family | 11. (Sleight-) (slleght-) of- budget. prepared and mailed by the au­ team would speak for teach­ said the index escalator clause houslng for elderly people In or traveled on Lutz and Keller says, iii a spe­ ers and administrators alike as and Sat. BURNSIDE hand artists are fun to watch. ditors on most of the collec­ Is a "principle on which we will bH" IlllH. Il>l AVI I A',1 MAH I' > IVM Security Unit Mrs. Joseph Conti, Mrs. Char­ cial sAidit turned over to the a single unit. He also stressed 7:00-9:26 n e a r toe ma are:^ rv>itno-B ■ particular topic, one pro- MONEY ORDERS 12. She has varicose (•viens, les Ponticelll and Mrs. Ruff are town yesterday, that, "In the tions received for the period. remadn firm." IREE PARKING 'I'.'H. i'iri As ® P ’ ^ posal called for toe tearing down veins). Transfen of cash were.verified. the matter of the approximate­ He clMllenged the company St., would be widened ^ d ex- , ^ special events chairmen. opinion of the auditors, and to ly 230 unsigned teacher salary Being Doubled YOUR CHILD — AND YOU 13. (Neither, nlether) of us the best of knowledge, the fi­ Remittances of cash from var­ again to put the enUre dispute tended eventually up to Rt. 6^ .tr^ctures and replacing TRAVELERS CHEQUES Members-at-large are Mrs. contracts, one of the most im­ (Continued from Page One) CAN BE PROTECTED WITH has had a chanoe to enjoy (lies- John Lamenzo, immediate past nancial records coming within ious town departments were to binding arbitration. Most of the present buildings on, ure, leisure). confirmed, and checked to books portant Items to be discussed Oonnectlcut Oo. general ipan- SAFETY president; and Mrs. Robert the Jurisdiction of the town In the coming weeks. Maln St. would presumably be plot across the street, thereby last few days have been well- 14. Algernon is not (conciet- treasurer properly set forth all of account; ager Charles Abell, whose head­ Last Day “Saboteur” 8:00—“Up From The Beach"’6;10-»i80 retained. If It all possible. LENSES ed, conceited); he’s convinced. Boyd, district liaison chairmen. ^hool Superintendent Wil­ freeing the former school site behaved and pilferage has been receipts and disbursements for Cash balances for ell funds, quarters in Hartford were pick­ Although apparently Im­ at a minimum. 15. (Sleze, seize) the brush. The newly elected treasurer liam Curtis presented the board eted by about 80 men UUs morn­ for recreational purposes. Prescriptions filled all town funds for' the two- including those of the city of pressed with toe ncnewal pro­ A large portion of toe dlscue- "The difficulty will come dur- 16. Paint the (deling, cell­ announced that a rummage sale with a revised outline of pol­ ing, •declined to comment on Is­ posals, toe board members and with the utmost ing). would be held tomorrow from 9 month period.” Rockville and pre-coneoUdatlon icies to be foUowed, not only In alon was devoted to suggestions, ing the final two days,” he said, of care. Hie audit of the town treas­ town of Vernon, were reconciled sues in the negotiations, as did educators pre-sent probed , toe for toe expansion of the nlall "We expect we may have a cer- 17. Liars try to (deceive, de-j to 1 p.m. at Mott’s Com- the immediate negotiations but board chairman B. Clayton Gen- STATE schemes for their Impact on the Complete eleve). munity Hall, She will be asslst- urer’s books covered the period to bank statements or verified also one which should be eeeen- area and of streets leading Into tain hooligan element.” i to savings passbooks on file. Di­ gras. f “Amorous Oeneral” 6:00-9;80—“Wrong Arm” 8^00 three schools now residing on Eye Glass Service Enrico F. Reole 18. The prisoner is looking, «<1 by Mrs. Cronin, Mrs. Jack- from July 1 through Aug. 31 of tlally valid to all future nego- or out of It. Myron Weiner, a! Any vandal or thief who does this year, the audit says, and rect verification of all bank bal- None of the parties expected toe perimeter of the shopping INSTANT planning consultant for the re- try to take away any sizable for a (reprelve, reprieve). I ston, Miss Pasquallnl and Mrs. encee •was made as of Aug. 31 ^tlationa to be conducted under «>y renewed negoUaUona to- district — Bennet Junior High 19. She’s so proud she Would David FYaser. Articles for the ooTTvpriSed a detailed examina­ Public Act 298, the state law day. TWO LAUGH HITS ON ONE HILARIOUS PROGRAM! development ageiKy, tried to i souvenir of the fair will not find DeBella and Reale tion of the fun^ and securities with dU banks; School and the Lincoln and Na­ explain the architectural con- ! It easy. The guards at exit gates Russ DeBella sale may be brought to the hall governing all teacher - board of The union provides strike ben­ OPTICIANS under the Jumdiction of the Securities, such as notes, on education relationships. The than Hale elementary schools. cept of on Ideal shopping mall are being Increased and all per- tonighit from 7" to 9. Those wish­ town treasurer.' )>and were examined and ootmt- efits of 328 a week after a work PETER SELLERS- Each of these schools pose an EARNINGS or district, empho-slzlng that I t , sons with suspicious-looking ThBWorid'sBMt ing pickup service may call Mra. time schedule for discussions stoppage has completed Its sec­ 18 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. Mayor Thomas J. McCusker ed, and confirmation was ob­ recommended in this policy ta; Individual problem. The Nathan should tend slightly toward bundles are being stopped and Ruff or Mrs. Barry, 35 Kane ordered the study last month, tained from the bank holding ond week. Hale School should survive the ON INSURED SAVINGS ftrfHmM-Coleqnes Rd. statement calls for ten meas­ compactness sund even conges- j questioned. ROOM 104—TEL. 522-0757 “Free Gift Wrapping" after a routine review of Ue $1,760,(XX) in cerUflcatee of de- project nicely and perhaps even Mrs. Filler announced plans ures to be taken up to the final tIon, thereby conveying an air records of the now-defunct city poelt. end of negotiations on Dec. ti. gain a little more land. The Lin­ of octl'vlty, DIVIDENDS ARTHUR DRUCt are under way for "An Interest­ of Rock'ville turned up a short­ The steps listed above peitein coln School, admittedly Inade­ T ing Day Out’’ at tihe State Legis­ According to the timetable, STANLEY WARNER Rybezyk said that all quee- age. More than 31,600 in the tax to the treasurer’s duties as re­ quate In Its present condition, tlohs concerning toe fatbs of the lature, Wednesday, Oct. 20. preliminary discussions between collectors books )was imaccount- ceiver and guardian of town evidently will be abandoned and i tores schools concerned should P A ID F R O M Those wishing informaUon may ed for and the auditors said the funds. Besides these, the audi­ the MEA team and the board will take place at next week’s a new school,constructed either answered before the town call Mrs. Filler at 82 Cottage funds oould have been embez­ tors also checked the books A CARNIVAL iJF SfLlERS FARCE.. WELCOME lAUCHIER!' In toe vicinity, for example, In referendum on the renewal pro- DAY OF DEPOSIT St. The event is open to the pub- zled. showing the distribution of board meattog, scheduled for OCTOBER 18 and 19 Center Springs Park, or else In Uc. funds; Tuesday night The team is then posals, which will probably be We are pleased to announce that ONLY The dty treasurer at the time 2 SHOWS DAILY another section of toe town held next October. was Mrs. WBMam Luddecke, as­ All cancaled checks on all expected to submit a oomplata Dividmds paid quarturly: BIAT. 2:00—EVE. 8:80 with a concomitant changing W 2 MORE DAYS sisted by her husband, William funds were traced to dleburse- set of proposals to the board for ■chool iKnindarles. Russell J. Priskwaldo study by Nov. 1. During the fol­ OSCOW’S FIRST SNOW At Hw beginning of Janu­ TO SEE Luddeoke, Lsiddecke served as mant recordings and compared TICKETS NOW ON SALE! The problem of the Bennet lowing week,, the school superin­ ISOOW (AP) — The first has become associated with us ary, April, July and Oe- treasurer, of the connoHdated to paid bills cn Me; school provoked the moat, ques­ of the season — less than B A R R iC iN i InasmixA as the finance of­ tendent will hear other organi­ HI-HO— COME TO THE J town govennment from ite In­ MAKGOT tions Io.at night, mainly concern­ an Inch — fell on Moscow today. tobiN’. “THE axelusivsly at fice had iMit been fUMy organ­ sations or individuals who havs as a Registered Representative ception in July; he resigned ing^ „ a suitable recreation area. The temperature was below shortly before the city audit ized under the new town gov­ an interest In the nagoUatlons. FONTEYN .The most enticing piece of land freezing, In the Llggeft Drug was made public. ernment, the revised expendi­ Initial negotiations ars sat RUDOLPH for this use appeared to be a TUNED CAR’ tures and disburseme^ rec­ w titm PAHKADE The special town audit of the for the Nov. 8 masting of tha State of Connecticut treasurer’s books was ordered ords wars not ready ’ for the board and the next meeting will NUREYEV FAIR Cereleae “pumpMnheed" Sponsored by by the mayor after the city au­ audit. As a raauR, tha audHora .TeocTHtn son ths pwar Taet drivers usually wind up ba flevotad entirely to tha mat­ ON THC MOriON nCTWMl OCWINI w p o s AND METHODIST MEN OF THE dit was fUed. Robert Demlng oomputad tha totals of checks ter. Negotiations will oontlnue “squashed.” But ze/e driv­ Issued on various commercial ers wind up saving money - f t •& -ft was appointed the new town into tha Nov. 33 masting and Eriroll Now! with JBtna's Auto-Rlte treasurer alter Luddecke re­ banks for the period with adding are schadulad for enlmlnhtlon at SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH VV f 11 ■ n y f I ij w . I n I t (,, ■ | policy. Auto-Rite offers signed,------I machine tapaa, and compared tha Dec. 8 meattog. safe driver discounts aiul J. N. aODDARD E C0„ INC. Hje town treasurer Is respon­ them with rebordlnga njada by The tlmatablt also suggasta S a M a y . Ocf. Wh WINTER COURSE IN convenient quertcriy pay. ElUbllshsd 1026 sible for handling aV town tha treasurer in "ehsck rsgls- that tha school budget ba aub- STARTINO a t 10 A.M, mente. Call tor detsils. 120 130 Water Street, Boston, Mess. 02109 SAVINGS funds after they have been re­ tors.” mittad on Dao. 38 and ba adopt- ceived by the tax oolleotor. The Ihs sudMots Net the smounta ad on Fab. 7, 1988. LOAN oolleotor transfen the funds to involved as Includlnc 93,leyed as a tool deaiga* Colum bia Embarrassed Mother-to-Be er by Prsilt and WWtney, Dlvl- St€Ue News 12th Qrcnit atonal information erMeh mlfllt aaem » Obituary Bioa of United Aircraft Oorp., naaon for auoh eauUon. East Hartford, fbr IT yeara, Mr. G>urt Cases P T 4 Poduck G etsi*rai8e ' C o n n e ^ U c U ^ Stsirart waa a member of Roundup Travels in ^Wedding’ Car Earning frraUi One trend whieh ought to worry Slated Today (OaattaaaB faaM Om ) South Methor„ preiMent-manmger Ington: two sisters, Miss May The Need-A-Car Oo. dis­ weddtofa »><><>''•<* betwew n8»- ' r magnified issuei. ' ,,waa the son of the' late Louis 13,600 waa continued. sert. (e" to* uit of ropuMlr«Dub|leatlon of all aowo e l» Undue expansion of oradlt In install­ ial will be in East Cemetery. Coroner H. Glbeon Ouion says pital — there's no time to lose. as not to disappoint the custom: The senator aafdUt eras true, peichoi creditod la It . One of the lesuea which Haa A youth who shot two mal­ ’Xlrlnder Day,” the only fund­ or not oUiorjrlM erofit. *^.i|pd Sarah Tallent. There will be no calling be erlU issue a finding of "rea- Do I have' to go In that?" ers who’ve booked these cars In as idme orlttca' o f th* nomina­ •4. hr •h'* also tho lorai nova puW ment buying waa discovered, after the been receiving moet time a M lard ducks at the Oak Orove raising activity eponsored by Uahod h«r«. ... Survivors include his wife, hours. eonjble cause to believe" that “ Yes, madam," said the driv­ advance." tion have said, that-M hniuey 1939 crash, to have been one of the big attention Ie that of tha powera nature preeerve erSa fined |10. the group, will be held Oct. 16 All richto of ropubtlcatlon of oiMolat die- ■ Mrs. Shirley Fink Tallent: two The famfly suggeats that Mrs. Agnes Tbompsen, 64, of er, ‘’unless you’ve got time to Ho said the expectant mother Has not had expeHene* in anti­ patchoo iioroln art also roMrvod. oauses for that crash, and one that "o f the Governor. daughters. Miss Randy’Tallent, He is Rehert Donofrio, 17. cf 44 at the town hail. Orders msy those who wish to do so may Barkhamsted is '‘criminally res­ waK until 1 take this stuff off." wasn’t charged for the ride. trust caaea nor- proalded over Tho HoraJd Frintlne Oompoiur; Ine., a » should have been noticed and taken aa The firet thing to notice ' f (M>d Miss Jane Tallent, both at Grandview St. whq waa eharg- be placed with Mrs. Wallace contribute to the American ponsible" for the June IS slay­ patent or oopyrighf caaos. But ro llnanoul roiponalWUty for type- a warning yeara before ths crash. about thle is that tha poaltufna • * lyome; a brother. Dr. Norman ed with dlschuging of fire arms Lohr or Mrs. Marshall Aitken, graphical orrori apiiaarinz In advortbnnaats dancer Society. ing of her daughter-in-law, Doro­ be said if tMa erore to he tho Mhor roidlng mattor In Iho Uanenostw of the two partlea are not to* ' ‘^Tallent of Northampton, Mass.; m violation o f a town ordinance. either at the pot luck or by tele­ In ths Bueceeding 86 years, we have thy Thompsen, 80. Eire, Spain Join teat for appointment to tho fed­ Evonlng Horal*. day what they uaed to b e ' In - a sister, Mrs. Samuel Sher Mrs. Anna W. Wllleke Wlltiam Blasensky, 80, of phone. About Town lasumed to do everything, even our In­ The coroner said Monday he eral bench, “ we would eliminate Full Mmeo ellont of N. E. A. Bonrleo, Ine. days of yors. The Democrats, Columbus, Ohio. ROCKVILLB — Mrs. Anna Marlborough, was fined $25 af­ Proceeds are used for the stallment buying. In a way that te bigger has concluded his Inquest, but Discovery Battle story Circle of South Metho­ from conaldaratioa almdot all PublUhtra RoproiontaMvos - liio Julian In the days when they often v Funeral and burial arrange- Ward Wlllake of 3 BaM St. died ter pleading guilty to a charge P T A budget, which includes the MaUiewi Bpoclal .^ n cy — Nov York, OU- and better, and, apparently, safer, too. is not .ready to file Uw report dist Church win meet Wednes­ the lawyers In America.” eaeo. Dotrolt and Boetoe possessed a Governor but al« jtaents: which are incomplete, last night at RockvlUa Oeneral o f larceny. PoUoe said he stole PTA project for the yesiv- Immediately. (Oonttaoed tram Page One) day at 10:30 am . at the church. Kennedy quoted Richard Car­ __»IEMBBR AUDIT 4u:REAO OF enteVLAp But one ie never eure that we have most never a whole Leglsta* ■,'hre being handled by the 'Wein- Hospital. She was the vridow of a policeman’s nightstick from a usually an item itot provided for TIONS. ported by at leaat two Scandi­ dinal Chishlng, Roman Catholic perfected completely our new system In tore, used to be In favor 'o f ’ Stein Mortuary. 640 Farming- Chsriea WlUeke. cruiser. in board of education funds. Beaten Man Found navian: Americans. Robertson School PTA will archbishop of Boston^ a* saying iiplav mvortlslne elootna hei anything that would make Qie Ave., Hartford. Mrs. WiUeke was bom in New Judge Stanley Yeeuklewlcx Boy Scout Troop 162 w ill hold IT Monday — 1 p.m. Fnday whieh everything always goes up and PLAINVIULE (AP) — A sev­ The Viking’s dlacovery and have its first meeting of the that no one can queatlon Morrls- >r Turaday — a1 p.m. p.ui. Moedamviiuwj, office of Governor stronger. York City, a daughtar of James suspended execution o f Judg­ a Court of Had wae loose life-saving, cltlsenahlp, painting, His condition was reported as “ Columbus never did set foot ers Circle will meet Thursday at to the Kennedy family. be good news. Governor. Other survivors include hie Veterans; Ihnblem dub and when he struck a car ahead. swimming; Oeorge Evans, citi­ poor. on American soli. Ericson ex­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mr*. Mil­ vdTlfe, daughters, two aisters and Daughters of Isabella, all of David Campbell, 33, of 126 zenship; David Ramm, first LBJ Political Gesture Loee* Today the party poeltiona Itolice said he might have plored the New World for a ton Kershaw, 77 Cross Dr. Mra. ■Miree grandchildreo. Rockville. Grove 8t, Rockville, was fbied aid. life-saving, swimming, acem revereed, perhaps be> been beaten up and thrown from year,” he said. Dominick Cataldo will serve as The easy summary of the newt from - 1 The funeral will be heM to- Survivor* laelude a aon. $100 on a charge of q>eeding, reading and Warren Winkler, U.S. Units Press cause, in the era ahead. Repub* a vehicle. Thor Tollefson, a former R e­ oo-hostess. Prem Notice* Are What Count '.morrow a i 8:16 ajn..troR i the Charles J. Wllleke of Rockville; after the court was told that home repelrs and swimming. Washington zaya that the "Preildent oilons feel their chancei of con* publican congressman qow ..'Metwkirk and 'Whitney Funeral three daughters, Mrs. Edward BUXTON, GRISWOLD HAILED CampbeS reached a speed of Movies o f the camping trip Search for Cong and labor" suffered a great Joint defeat Somewhere In the course of human trolling anything so slight that director of the Washington State Manchester Emblem Club wUl rBome, 318 Burnside Ave., Bast Buchanan and Miss Ann Wil- NEW HAVEN (AP)—Two per­ 130 miles per hour. to M t Washington which ended when the Senate voted 47 to 46 against hletory, there must have been—or there they are able to Indulge them- Department of Fisheries, told have a mystery ride end dinner (Continued from Page One) Hartford, witfi a solenm high leke, both of Rockville, and Mrs. sons whose court fights led to Other dispositions: Harold J. In the boys being trapped in a the Idea of busting up Senator Dlrkaen'a ■elvee in pure theory. an Ericson festival: tomorrow. Members, will meet soon will be— the cynical Individual to requiem aa 9 ait St. Alfred Pontieelli of Manchester, the end of Connecticut’s anti- Bagot, 52, of 41 Chestnut St., ■ttowstorm— will be shown, in dawn 20 miles northeast of Sai­ filibuster agalnat repeal of that section One of the propoeitions the “ I'm no historian or author­ at the Elks Home at 6:30 p.m. coin and make immortal some such 'fls a a e Joquee C h u r^ Bast and four grandchildren. birth control law have been operating a motor vehicle while addition to a film, o f the World gon In Blnh Duong Province. Convention has been discussing ity, except that I share the be­ of the Taft-Hartley act which permlte phrase^as the following; “Give me a Hartford, ^ ria l will be in Rose The funeral will be held named recipient of the annual under the influence of intoxicat­ Jamboree. Parents and friends An American A4 Navy Sky- seriously is that of adopting f o r . lief of most Norwegians that The executive board of Junior individual statea to leghilate “ right to man’s press notices, and you can take ..Hill Memorial Park, Rocky HUL Thursday at 8:15 a.m. from Albert Lasker Award of Planned ing liquor or durge, $100; James of the boya are invited to at­ hawk was hit by ground fire Connecticut the ehort ballot, so Ericson did come over to this Century Club wUl meet tomor­ work” lawa If they so pleaae. his actual deeds.” Friende may call at the fu- Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ Parenthood-World Population. Corclone, 17, Mountain Spring tend. over North Viet Nam. The pilot that only a Governor and L4eu* country around the year l(XX). I row at 8:30 p.m. at the home The vote was indeed one-sided, espe­ • Iperal home tonight from 7 to 9. pect St., with a solenm high The recipients are Dr. C. Lee Rd., Rockville, lallule to drive waa rescued at aea and his con­ ■Whether It has ever been made or not, tenant Governor would 'be don’t think there's any question o f Mrs. W. Craig Heston of 126 Mass of requiem at St. Ber­ Buxton, chairman of the Depart­ hi the proper lane (reduced Menchester Evening Herald dition waa reported good. cially when one realize! that the actual that Is the maxim that comes to mind ae elected, and the Governor . Mia. Emma M. Worthington about it. The map is Just addi­ Hany Lane, Rockville. Mrs. Wil­ nard’s Church! Burial will be in ment of Obstetrics and Gyne­ from reckless driving), $21: Columbln oorrespondent, Vir- A U.S. Air Force AIE Bky- target of the loelng aide, which had 46 one reads, on Columbus Day, from Yals would appoint those officlala ■ Mrs. Emma Mae Worthing- tional historic evidence.” liam Calhoun Is oo-hosteM. The St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Friends cology at Yale University, and James J. Oaulin, 21, of S3 Hazel glidn Carlson, tel. 228-9834. raider was shot down 240 miles votes, was the 87 votee which would who would replace the preeent* ^|on, 80, formerly of Manchester, And from Madrid came word mental health committee wlU University, of the “ most exciting carto­ may call at the funeral home Mrs. Estelle T. Griswold, execu­ St., reckleee driving, $36; Fred- northeast of Saigon in Phu Yen have been two-thlrda of the membership ly elected Secretary of State, Friday In Norwich. that Spanish historians were meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the graphic discovery of the century.” This Is tonight from 7 to 9 and tomor­ tive director of the Planned ric Kostenko, 22, of 111 Flor­ while supporting a ground ac­ Photoarephed By Reelnsld Fbito Treasurer, Comptroller end ■ Mrs. Worthington wae bom again looking into the theory home of Mrs. Robert Cowley, necessary to close debate. a map dated 1440, or 62 yeara before a row from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Parenthood League's birth con­ ence St., Intoxication, $16. tion. An Army helicopter res­ PRE-HALLOWEEN ARTISTRY Attorney General. The Idea is - ‘ ita Hartford, Aug. 17, 1885, and Hospital Notes that a forgotten Spanish sailor, 73 Plymouth Lane. Mra. Law­ But the actual sentiment in the Sen­ certain famous voyage, and this 1440 trol clinic in New Haven. Also, Kurt M. Ldndere, 18, of cued the pilot. that this would give the Oover* - ' Jived in this area about 20 years. Alonso Sanchez de Huelva, may rence Decker Jr., club president, ate was not ae one-sided as the vote, map contains a good portion of the TRAVELERS DONATES 280 N. Main St., speeding, $36; Patients Today: 260 There were these other devel­ nor more direct and unchal* She bss no known survlvuca. John J. McCarthy, 60, of 190 have discovered America in attended a faU meeting today of opments In the war; either againet President Johnaon, or American continent, namely Greenland, Funeral services will be held Fnnerals EXHIBIT ADMITTED YESTERDAY; lenged power over hie depart* 'Vernon St., failure to grant the 1484, eight years before Colum­ the Connecticut State Federa­ Radio Hanoi, noting tiie in­ against organized labor. thus suhstantlatlhg* historical conclu­ tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. from NEW YORK (AP)—Travelers Kenneth Andersmi, Coventry; bus. tion o f Women’s Club at Chip- Today in History menu, and raise his prestige,by right of way, $18; George Mur­ crease in U.S. forces in Viet W hat the sentiment waa one-sided sions that North European explorers. In­ ^le Hobnes Funeral Home, 400 Peter OlgnetU Insurance Companies announc­ Stephen Beebe, 257 Green Rd.; Some historians contend that panee Golf Club, Bristol By Rowland Evans Jr. By The Associated Press removing the chances of rival* dock, 23. o f 21 Olenwood St., ib Nam to more than 140,000, said: about waa the wisdom, dealrabtllty and Inside ^ Main St Burial will be in Cedar The,funeral of Peter CtgnetU ed today that it is donating its M . Victoria Broda, RFD 1, although Columbus was born in cluding one Leif Ericson, were In this Today is Tuesday. Oct. 12, the ry and ambitious plotting .on of 55 Oak St. was held this “ Triumph of Man" exhibit at speeding. $30; Bayard Pelton, Bolton; Mrs. Sylvia Oohen, 51 “ The U.S. aggressors ore delib­ necesilty of pushing this particular hemisphere, and had therefore discover­ 285th day of 1966. There are 80 the part of other members o f • Mm Cemetery, Hartford. South Windsor, failure to dis­ Italy he actually was a descend­ Maple Super Service Sta­ Robert D. Novak morning from the W. P. Qulsh the World’s Fair to the Center Jordt St,; Myron Collette, 66 erately sinking deeper into the propoaitlon, alone, at this particular ed America, aa early as the 11th cen­ days left in the year. the state ticket. There w ill be no oalUng hours. play PUC permit, $26; Barry ant of Spanish or Portuguese tion at 220 Spruce St. waa Funeral Home. 225 Main St., of Science and Industry at Co­ Agnes Dr.; Robert Cowles, 328 bog of their aggressive w ar." time. Today’s Highlight in History Another proposal for sup* Pleasant, 18, of 90 Oakland St., Jews. broken Into and an undeterm­ tury. Report lumbus, CMo. Lake 3L; Michael DlBella, 173 In Tokyo, Gen. J.P. McCon­ Edward Lanrtnaltls with a solemn high Mass of re­ Historian Samuel Eliot Mori- ined amount of change taken, N o oiM inalde or outside tha Senate, On this date In 1942, Christo­ posedly strengthening the pow* failure to obey state traffic con­ Union S t; Mrs. Jennie Duncan, nell, U.S. Air Force chief of Columbus can rest secure In his grave Edward LaurinaiUs, 47, of quiem at St. James’ Church. The exhibit contains 13 lifeside son said the Yale map and an police report. Point of entry or in the White House, or In organized pher Columbus discovered er and prestige of the Gover­ dioramas of historical events, trol signal (reduced from speed­ 66 Green Manor Rd.; Raymorrd staff, told newsmen the B62 Jet and In his fame and in his titles. W ASH ING TO N — One aspect mentlng that Democrats always stead should worry about the America. Hartford, brother of Anthony The Rev. Vincent J. Flyim accompanying book, “ The Vin- was not found. Despite the labor, really thinks that the right to nor Is to require a two-thifde ing), $21; Robert L. Rice, 17, of Finnegan, 243 Oak St.; Mrs. bombers which are pounding of the Republlcaji party’s crisis attack the Republican party for far left. LaurinaiUs of 582 Bush Hill Rd. was the celebrant assisted by including the discovery o f the land Map and Tartar Relation," other vending machines pres­ For he waa the fellow who somehow On This Date vote of the Genersd Assembly 38 Bruce Rd., unnecessary noise Alice Fultz, 80 Hilliard St.; targets In South Viet Nam are work laws which exist in 19 states are can be .seen in the Intermittent, its radical right, Nixon de­ Furthermore, when asked i«nd William Laurinaitis of 14 the Rev. John J. O’Brien, dea­ New World by Christopher Co­ is “ a serious schAarly work that ent, only the cigarette ma­ managed to get the press notices. He In 1870, Gen. Robert E. Lee to overcome one of hia vetoes, with a motor vehicle, $15, and Lester Ludke, 12 Hilltop Dr., not needed ' against North 'Viet playing any decisive role In the progress sometimes hesitant, warfare clared: “ It is time to turn it publicly about the Birch Society, French Rd., died last night at con, and the Rev. Eugene F. lumbus. chine was opened. waa the fellow who managed to discover died. as agalnat the present require* Daniel Henry, 32, of Glaston­ shouldn’t be spoofed, even and health o f the American labor move­ Richard M. Nixon has waged around and ask what are they Nixon invariably refers to his his home. Torpey, subdeacon. Mrs. Jane Rockville: Diane Moran, Waip- Nam because the Unttod States In 1915, during World War I, ment o( a simple majority. ' ANNE JEFFREYS ROBBED bury, being tound intoxicated, though it was puUished on the America at the precise moment some­ against the John Birch Society. going to do about the radical March 1, 1962, anti • Birch Other survivors Include hla Maccarone was the organist and ping; Alan Noske, 211 H l^ does not want to destroy the ment. the British nurse, Eldith CJavell, NEW HAVEN (AP)—Actress $ 10. eve of Columbus Day." body waa Interested In the discovery of left." speech. At his Sept. 25 pre.ss This is a long standing Con­ mother and a sister. soloist. Burial was in St. James’ St; Robert McNellly, Wapping; countryside there. No one thinks that It will make very If the Republican party haa a was exectrted by the Germans. Anne Jeffreys complained to po­ C h a r g e s were dismissed M orison. said the map that America— the moment, therefore, when conference, he cut off further necticut reform proposal. The funeral will be held Cemetery where Father Torpey Mrs. AUoe Nicol, East Hart­ Reds Link Pope In Da Nang, South Viet Nam. much difference to the strength of the national leader today, his name These were heavenly words In 1934, Peter n became king lice early today that burglars against Peter D. Burnham, 17, shows Vinland “ Beyond that it questioning about the Birchers, The longer one obseiwee toe .Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from read the committal service. ford; Mrs. Martha F’abner, 33 the commander of U.S. Marines the world would be disposed to recog­ is Nixon. He is riding a new for an organization infiltrated of Yugoslavia. took more than $10,(XX) worth of 23 Blssell St., failure to doesn’t prove too much,” he labor movement in these 19 states if on the ground he did not want game and practice of politics, jA b e m Funeral Home, 180 Bearers were Lawrence Mal- Goalee Dr.; Mrs. Marion Per­ With China Drive in the Pacific reported "prog­ nize such discovery as an act of acme wave of popularity (as witne.se by Birchers and Bircher fellow In 1942, the Americans won of jewelry from her downtown grant the right o f way; Robert said. they should be forced, by Congressional Presidential-sized crowds on his the press conference dominated however, the more one conies ,khrmington Ave., Hartford, lon, Joseph Reggetts, Bnmo En­ kins, 89 Branford S t ; Mrs. ress in winning the hearts of the note and Importance. travelers. An animal roar of ap­ the battle of Cape Esperance. motel room while she was per­ A. Dixon, 17. o f 14 Griswold St., Ih his “ Oxford Historys of the ROME (A P ) _ The Rallan mandate, to g;lve up their own special speech-making tour of Virginia by one .subject. to distrust the more glamorous .with a Mass of requiem at Holy rico, Gene Ehirlco, Edward Or- Agnes Perry, Wapping; Mrs. Vietnamese” through such civic proval and then enthusiastic In 1944, the first town In forming in a New Haven Thea­ failure to grant the right of American People,’ ’ Morison laws against the union shop. Leif Ericson, and all the probably In doing so, Nixon virtually kind of expert theory and the .Trinity Church, Capitol Ave., lowskl and Cataldo Ventura. Martha Place, l37 Deepwood Communist party today linked action projects in the Da Nang last week) and Is now in front standing applause followed. The Chechoslovakia was freed from tre. way, and Belton Latham, 63, of says it is a historic fact that the And, in states where there is now no oountlesa other pre-Columbus discover­ for the 1968 Presidential nomi­ ignored ominous inroads of the more one comes to trust toe Hartford, at 10. Burial will be Delegations from the Cris- Dr.; J-snet Potter, 21 Ashworth Pope Paul’s visit to the United area as road building and pro­ cheering re.sumed when Nixon Nazi rule. Two other rooms were also 521 Main St., defrauding an inn­ Irish settled Iceland, then were ers of America can take solace and com­ nation. {Considering the way Birchers into the party .since wary common sen.se of founding ■•In Rose Hill Memorial Park, toforo Columbo Society and the St.; Mrs. Josephine Ryder, 56 tecting the rice harvest. right to work law, not even Industry it­ a-sserted the raidical rightists Ten Yeara Ago burglarized, police said. The expelled by the Norsemen about Nations with a new c:^>npalgn March 1, 1962. He ignored the fathers who wanted division ’Of •Hocky Hin. Italian American Club attanded keeper. Franklin St, Rockville; Fred self is united in the Idea that It would fort In their gfravei and In their reputa­ Birchers sabotaged Nixon in his are only a fringe of the Repub­ The U.N. General Assembly thieves got $235 from the room 860. The ousted Irish presuma­ for Red China’s admission to 1962 losing race for Governor of Bircher delegates at the 1964 powers and checks against' Friends may call at the fu> the funeral. Sm-iith, 30 Verawood Dr., Ver­ like to have right to work laws passed. tions. They are part of a goodly class lican party, but "left wing radi­ condemned South Africa's plana of Harold Poster of IQttanning, bly kept going until they hit the the world organization. Oalifomia, it might seem inevi­ Republican National Convention checks. non; Mrs. Florence Spooner, 30 Some employers have come to prefer to of men for whom time and tide were cals are a part of the very fab­ for racial segregation. heral home today and tomorrow Pa., and $350 from Dr. John coast of North America. *Kiaa and Ride* (where Nixon shunned the un­ We would submit, as a prem­ Walter J. Tedford Ehra Dr.; Mrs. Msirion Vallera, The Communists put blue and somehow adverse. They have a vast and table that he lead the crusade to ric of the Democratic party in Five Years Ago .from 7 to 9 pjn. Casale of Bronx, N.Y. Army^s Schools One of the most succinct and do business with a union shop, on the ise for the reform theorista -lo Funeral services for Walter J. 1 Range Hill Dr., Rockville. white posters three feet high on WASHINGTON (AP) — Wash­ boot the Birchers and their fel­ California." successful platform fight against At a meeting of the U.N. Gen­ pointed observations was ington’s transportation agency, ground that such a relationship provides unheralded company, In the person of extremi.sm). He ignored the research and destroy if they Arthiir Botcher Tedford of 40 Olcott St. were BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A walls around Rome. The posters low travelers out of the party. Tying the lefUert. tall to the eral Assembly, Soviet Premier Run Two Shifts scrawled in chalk on a wall in planning a subway for the capi­ both simplicity and stability. the European who probably flew before ever-increasing Bircher penetra­ can, that no very bad law has ■ ROCKVILLE — Arthur Butch- held yesterday afternoon at the daug;hter to Mr. and Mrs. Don­ said: • Y et Nixon leads no su ^ cru­ Democratic kite is smart, ac­ Nikita Khrushchev took off his Watkins West Funeral Home, East Boston, an Italian-Ameri- tal, is seeking funds to find out No, what President Johnson has been the W right Brothers, the Russian who sade. FV)r to do so would infur­ tion of Republican precinct or­ ever come upon the Connecti­ ,iir. 78, of 10 Robert Rd. died Force Approved WASHINGTON (AP) — With ald Holbrook, XoUand Rd., Bol­ “ Even the Pope h u recog­ ceptable politics — if accom­ idioe, pounded it on hie desk and 142 E; Center St. The Rev. Dr. can section. It said; how many “ kiaa-and-ride" cus­ doing from the moment he raised this probably sent a wireless message be­ iate ultra - conservatives who ganizations, particularly in the cut books because a veto w m fiiis morning at his home. the demand for trained soldiers ton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John nized the necessity that coun­ panied by a blast at the Birch­ called the Philippine delegate a J. Manley Shaw of South Meth­ FatTeL ElHngton. "Lf unity. To lead a ther­ he will back the Morton resolu­ One Year Ago And aa for toe question o f ' nd Martha Dole Butcher. He shifts with classes ruimlng past They said the Italian govern­ ita political symbolism than for ita ac­ speech 100 per cent if he had Burial waa in East Cemetery. Hill Rd., Rockville; Henry Ten­ patrons will board at each eta- apeutic purge of right wing ex­ tion when it comes before the Russia launched a spaceship the short ballot, we would aUj>* Sved in New Britain for 60 both in the sssembly and its midnight. Dr. King Speaks ment conUmies to oppose Red tual importance in the field of labor re­ formulated something which, after it had t ^ e d in one sentence against Bearers were Riphard Mc- ney, 13 Marshall Rd.; William Oon and whether they will be, in tremists, Nixon would be play­ the far riglht,’ ’ one moderate Coordinating Committee Dec. Into orbit carrying three men — mit to toe Republican policy .years, returning to Rockville a trusteeship committee by an The Arm y said today "The China’s admission “ tollowlng lations. He wanted to perform some been forced down the throat of a Presi­ 'y e a r ago. Mr. Butcher waa em­ Sweegen, Frank MeSweegen, Al­ Oates, ThomspcmvlUe; Daniel At Crawfordyille transit jargon: transfer* from ing party-splitter Instead of Republican State Assemblyman 17. and they M a y ^ up for 21 hours msdiers the suggestion that overwhelming majority. requirements for trained per- the orders of the American gov-’ great token favor for organized labor, to dent, became known as the Truman Doc­ ployed by Landers, Frary and fred Fish, Edward Frasier, Rus­ Murphy, 218 Spruce S t; Mrs. buses, parkcni who leave their party unifier. told us later. "It waa desperate­ That’s all to the good. But and 17 minutes. there is a slight touch of Irony The committee’s 85-2 vote fol­ sonnM in certain areas are such emment." trine. sell Mathiason and Frank Wohl­ Cecile Dion, 29 Edgerton St.; (Continued from Page One) cam in lots near the station, show hla gratitude for Its support at the Nixon’s difficulty waa under­ ly needed before this crowd.” many Republicans wish it were in the way they demand toe Park M Ngw Britain for 42 lowed the collapse of talks in that maximum use is being In his address to the U.N. gemuth. Mrs. Mary WUey, 79 Niles Dr.; white pupils In Taliaferro Coun­ walk-ons or “ kiss-and-rlde.” polls, to bind It closer to him for the fu­ The underside o f history Is small-let­ scored the last two weeks. He Dick Nixon introducing the reso­ removal of the rigid party lev.er years imtil his retirement in London between Rhodesian made of present and established General Assembly, Pope Paul And although Nixon surely Widow Named ‘J968. Sherry Doeeber, 262 Center Rd., ty transferred to other counties The last category la for hus­ ture. Conceivably, organized labor Itoelf tered full of the names of those whoip was genuinely upset and felt he wasn't aware of M, he was in­ lution himself - leading the from the voting machine at to# Prime Minister Ian Smith and training facilities.” ■VI advocated that the organlia- A veteran of World War J, Vernon; Mrs. Judith Johnson, in the face of school integration. bands driven to the station by had been unfairly treated In a advertently echoing the favorite fight to cut out the deadly Birch­ LOS ANGELES (A P ) — Su­ same time they advocate a re­ British Prime Minister Harold Although the Army did not Uon be universal In its member­ might have had some other legislative actual achievements might have been !Mr. Butcher was a member of 13 Mountain St., ’Rockville; Tnen white school vfas closed. their wives —‘or wives driven to recent column of ours. We re­ Bircher counterattack. When­ er growth on the party's right perior Court has ruled that the duction In the number of of­ Indonesia Coup Wilson on the future of the colo­ relate the development to the ship, He did not name any coun­ favor In mind It would have considered boldly blazoned on the topside of his­ ■ ‘me Yankee Division, Veterans’ Pamela Lopez, Vernon Rd., King said that unless de­ the station by husbands. They ported that Nixon, as a mem­ ever under fire, the Bircher wing. widow of Steve Cochran Is to be ficeholders the voter can vote ny. Smith headed home still de­ war in South Viet Nam, officials try. more valuable and meaningful. But, on tory If they had been a little more for­ 1966 Publi.shfr* Newspaper Association, Hartford Chapter; Bolton; Mrs. Ruth Ptrkins, kiss, and then one rides. ber of the National Republican administrator of his estate, for. Chief Captured manding Independence on his said there eras an obviops con­ mands are met to show good being offered this particular plum, it has tunate In their press agentry. screams that the attacker in­ Syndicate the Foresters of America, Coventry; Mr*. Teresa DePum- faith by the white community Coordinating Committee, would despite protests of the actor'a But perhaps we err in cred­ terms of white minority!>rule. nection since the Arm y 1s had no recourse but to carry through Court Heart of Oaks of Rock- (Coattoued from Page One) po, 25F Forest St; Mrs. Alice then a full-scale civil rights Their accomplishments were all right, face a difficult decision when mother. iting the Republicans with op­ The Trusteeship Oona'mittee’e undergoing an increase of 235,- with the campaign to get It. •'Vllle; and of the New Britain Gorman and son, 30 Florence campaign could develop here. and they were nice, bold, adventurous Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Jonna Jensen Cochran, is, a erations based purely on Radio OJambi, in south Sum­ resolution was supported by the 000 men in a buildup of its regu­ -Itodge of Masons. S t; Mrs. Carol Jones and But King employed the words In the Senate Vote Monday, the true fellows, but they will never receive the Kentucky follows through on secretary, was Oichran’s third theory. Perhaps they have been atra, said the army was "hard United States, the Soviet Union lar strength. A Thought for Today Survivors Include a brother, daughter. 30 LUley S t; Mrs. “ m ay" and “ can” Instead of the nature and the true Importance o f the final accolade, which la that of having his propo.sal to censure the wife. She filed for divorce last a little more Machiavellian and on the heels of the rebels” in the and the Asian-Afriegn group. The following are double-riiift- W illiam E. Butcher, and a sis­ Cheryl Humphrey and son, 64 definite statements at previous repeal proposition were appraised ac­ Blr<*ers. so the second race puts the first March but didn’t prosecute It. a little more politically souiid DJambl region also. South Africa and Portugal Ing classes: a national holiday declared in their A white family was not serv­ ter, Mrs. Gertrude Robinst made possible the Jakarta and its suburbs, has Rhodesia’s 3.9-million Negro last night Middle Tpke.; Mra. Shirley 066-member California RepubU- majority. rise of great corporations and personal launched a vigorous anti-Oom- Oowlee, 81 Avondale Rd.; Roy to suspect that bonanza, not even that of can State Central Committee, h* David J. McQuade, 17, o f 814 fortunes. munist campaign. It charges An Independence declaration Fitzpatrick, 37E Bluefield Dr.; The Great, Affluent Society, never lasta Hilliard S t waa heading aoutli Moreover, today state governments olmoet Ignored ths Issue. Com- FREE that tha Reds took part in the without these guarantees would John MuUwi, Stafford Springs; ...V 9 ..... on Main St in the far right More Refugees foreyer. and local governments seek the favor coup attempt and were respon­ be an act of rebelliats— 20 women, 26 men and 2 lees kindly toward profits made ' la s*co Co. In some oases both plants and Yesterdays caata - h ate reported sporadic FED ERAU STS EX.EOT ahead and started to o w t ^ in­ ter, Hartford Tpke., Rockville. children. R was not known bow a oiamond in dinettes American dealings. But there Is also tha machinery of oompanlea moving to flghtiog in central Java between LENOX, Maas. (A P ) — The to a parking stall on Che right many were refugees or if the possibility that the managers of tha aim g trpopk and Oommunlat Tenneesee or elsewhere in the South 25 Years Ago New England branch of the Bide of the road, Miae David­ F U O H T OOBfPLETED boats were piloted by exllM ynutha. , Boottiih trusU, BO famed for their de­ are paid for with public funds. Ublted World Federalists, Inc., son couldn't stop to time to WHITE SANDS MISSILE from Florida. Daystoim dinettM are made to perfection At close of busine.sa day. Bukamo baa absolved the big tachment. perapecUve, and immunity to hae chosen a New London, Conn, avoid hitting his car. RANGE, N.M. (AP) — Ah Air Tito Oommuntot party paper Combined with the lower wage rates South Manchester Fire District Ihdnoeeian Oommunlet party of the unreliable, impulsive, and often in ths South this’ has proven an attrac­ lawyer, Belton Copp, has its The Davidson car's left front Force Athena mlselle success­ Gramma reported in Havana tod ^ B period trenda, and ebn- has collected more than $2,000 reqtOnaibUlty tor the ooup at­ purely emotional tides of market feel­ OM-fpshioned new president. Copp ran unsuo- and tha McQuade ear's right fully completed a 420-mlle flight that two of the boaU, the Bhark; tive inducement to various industries. more than had been collected on tempt and axprees^ disappro- ing, have been reading the American Government In this guise Is not an ene­ cesefuUy tor Oongreea last year front were dented but both ears from Green River, Utah, Mon­ and F6846, left the flehlng p ort' some date last year. e f the anny’e antl-Oommu- « busy housewife. A damp my. One Connecticut company closed on the Republican ticket. could be driven b u m the scene. day night and Impacted on of Oajnarloca liite Monday picture with some small degree of ap­ CANDIES . met campaign. S T ®ay»tromite plastic table Other officers Included Mrs. White Bands miasUo ranga. night. It wito not learned when prehension. They may feel, it Is reported, Its 2,000 employe plant In Stamford aatf Jakarta radio reported Mon­ 10 Year* Ago Edgar Wyman, Stone, Conn,, TOBAOOO C E O r It era* the aoth euccassful fir­ the third, a 20-toot inboard-out­ mid warping acid, heat that a few of our prices are too high, moved to Tennessee in 1*007. day that Sukarno had told hla secretary; Dale 8. Fair, Rjor- WASHINGTON (AP)—His Ag­ ing to 30 attampta in the 7S-ahot board, departed. and a few of our own estlmatee o f what Arch-oonservative politicians who staff of Manchester Public mCDICflL government to “normalize tha cester. Treasurer; Charles A. riculture Deperiiment esttanates series which will extend through maintain that government Is the enemy Health Nursing Assn, ie cited / sltaiation." The paper said four more at th?Wmkto!^n® in dlnettei will be sound for ths future a little too Owen Jr., Storrs, Conn., chalis that the Oonaacticut tobecoo December 1966. of business apparently don't think so for general nuralng care to pat­ PHflRmflCY booU arrived Monday from row ‘ *"2 Dayatrom Gallery, tomor: C Hew Ywk RmM Im In tha past Sukarno has used man, executive council; and optimistic. 844 MAIN STBEET crop wUl total 14,345,000 pound* Tha mlseUe is to study how JTorida bringing to eu the num, ww. 6 pc. set shown $109. Othera from $69; when Southern state governments raid ients In their homes, Instnictlon the OommunUU and the army A.H. Parker Jr,, Boston, ooun- The same financial pagee which toll us this year. TM s would be an ae- warhead* behave 'during ro-en- oer .of vessele waiting to take Oonneotlcut Industry and eliminate to the IS and to mothers of new­ M chaoka oo cash elber. nil vice ebalman. erags o< 1,687 pound* per asr*. o f the newly developMl epeclal caution Oonnectlout Jobs.—WATBRBURT RE- born babl«s tthroughout the com. try Into the atmoephere, refugees to the United Btatee. "I * iff Mie Boottlah trusts alao provide ooete PUBUCAN munlty. .♦who do You . '1 i

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South Wiinlnor Slides of Peru r o R .-.V Shown to Club You Should Know••• School Board TV-Radio Tonight Cosmofics Coaches^ Comer Mta. Arlene LaPenla of M Dartmouth Linebacker Top Sophomore Pick8\Officer8 Wedgewood Rd- wm m By DAVB TFIOOIN ( By DON ROBERT Sidney Cohen The board coeducation will speaker at a supper ««wttog^ Manckeitor Eaal Oalboao pick its chairmen, yiee-ebair^ t h T Couples Club of N o .^ SIAiay Oohm ItM b««n in Television I feel that oiir yam* with Too many mlatakea eoit us' Mtnoh«it«r tor ov*r two monthi men end eeoretary tor Um com'> 8:00 ( -lO-lMMI) Merle Mwyeusetia Mighllght* Methodlet Church on Uggeffs Hell High, IMOh by Manchester, > AiieniMa I bew IM) iVoeUeie night at Commimlty Baptist th* gam* last Saturday, a 28- Holy Cross Ice Capades MW u A IM atiU h u n 't com- tog yeer et a meeting Mt tor fMt* Uumer T:W (lOM-90) My MoUmt, Ih* 0*r 88-0, waa our flneat to data. The 27 loss to HCC member North- plaUly nnpoekod •▼•(Tthlaf/ T:30 tonight at th* Mgh eohdel. f Liosd Tbaaton At Th* ParkEd* l i k i n g waa better end the west CathoUo High. Northwest * a*w ooeupotkaul ooorUna- riendty Olaat iS/adeo) Combat ^A*^«nlor at Mancheeter H ^ Lists Change At Coliseum I 111 Also on th* agenda la a quee- ICIemaa (M) Invluuloa to Art MANCHESTER backs were hitting the i hole* scored first over taekls, which ) tor tor Um town'* achool qriUm (13) Unlouebablea School, Miss LaPenU r « e l ^ with eome authority. ilOdam) Fleas* Don't Battb* a eohoiarshlp from the Amert- waa the fln t touchdown aoored To help commemorate thO|« Mnfly bMB't had th* Um*. Uon and answer period tor th* Deliie* (C) NEW YORK (AP) — ffeodpeeker (C) oen Field Service. She was Whanaver you InataU a new against ua on the ground. W* 100th MfUiday of Lovis OarroU’e P*rh*p* tM* la b*cuoa* of hta newly elected membere of th* (M) Kaleldoecoe* Dartmouth lindbacker board, Cbariea V. Lgone, W. ( 3-13) Red akeltoo (C) to Lima Peru, where she *p«t ayetanl, U usually takes three or quickly fought back and soma famed (airy tale "AMc* In Won* 7 •atura; h* Hk*a to immara* (10) HomeM of year four games before the playera very good moves by our split Steve Luxford ii the East­ tJndaey Booth, James Arnold (M) Book Beat 10 week* living with a Peruvian ^ deriand” ttM 28th edition of Ic# ' hlmaalf tolly in kla work and, (10-S^SO) Dr. KUdor* (C) are-M r* of (hamselvaa and of end BUI Barry enabled us to ern College 'Athletic Con­ and Dr. Robert Laurie. Capadeo have ehoeon thla eel**'’ wtian a parUcular taak ia tin- ( A30^) MeNolVt Navy M,ji LaPonta lllustmted her thalr aaalgnmanta. l feel w* move ahead,. 18-8 sul caught ference’s sophomore of the lahad, h* look* tor mor*. Prob­ Items under linftotBbed and 1:00 < e-3O40) P Twxie brated fentaay aa Juot on* of* new buslneaa Inciud*: RockyjM H1a friead* (104^^0) NBC Movie (C) talk with slide* that she had | have reached this-plateau and two touchdown from week for his play in the In­ lem* and challangaa ar* tor (J ) A.—.News Sporta, weather hS) Bubaeriptloo 'TV eaa now coneantrats on perfect­ Mike Maaluk who threw the b*U nine great production numbera.'^ him almoat a way of Ilf*. Acceptance Of additional *:U (Ui Club lloue* (M) IntrroatliNMl Mafsahi* taken during her stay in dians’ 24-19 football ^ctory And that’a only on* of th* wealth" rooms at th* BU Terry School; enalitl* News 3-l|>.Pettleoat Juaelien tO She spoke of the people that she ing what w* havs and add new well over Penn last Saturday. t t fact, It may only hav* b**n « * W .a a ..r 1-35-40) Pryton PlacoPiM Bsatarlal tor the coming games. Up to the laat of wonderlandt to be untoldod th* hun(*r for a new challenge diacuBslon and action on trans- 1:10 (10-33-10) ^untley-Brtaklor i-3(M0) n * yiistuvsUivo had come to know while] m Luxford was named Monday th* all-new exciting world of Ic*. portotlon propoeale tor th* next ( {) Btonoy Bulk* , »-U) CBS Nows Spoelal South America. i Ottenalvely, Dick Bomberger four minutes we as five New BngUad player* that haa brought Oohen to Man- (13) Newsbeet iPt) Aaron Copland Realtor of Year had played a Capadeo when it opena at tha ‘ eheater at aU. Why els* would three year*; persosuMl pollOlM (40) Chayeaa* 10:» (M> Dalrltee: V.N. The supper was served by uie waa tar and were choeen to th* weekly AU- (30) Amorieana at Work 11:00 I a*-lO^I3-«>-3M(M0) Nowa Alfred P. Werbner of 40 fair game, than JBtJibem States Ooileeum, Weet a man l*av* a home wher* his Bub-oommttte* report^ dlacui^ Ojuple* Club of Community away the best Beet team of the ECAC. CXed Springfield on 'Thureday, Nov.* (N) Wbat's New? Sports. Wsatbrr Marlon Dr. haa been named the roof fell in. were quarterback Tom 'Thornton clrcumatancea were comfortable slon of future board goala. ( 3) Waltor Cronbit* (II) For Adults Only Baptist Church. beck im the field 18, tor two gala weekends. | Aiao, the aUtus of eldewaik e;4b (30) Peter Joonlnsa—Newe 11 :U (30) ABC Nl^tllfo realtor of the yesu- by the Man­ Saturday. He Leading 37-18, of Boaten UnlVerelty, tackle and his future seemed secure? T;0O ( I) Morlo (40) 8^rt« final 'There’s the piuth wonderland^; problema; dlaeuasion of waya to (IPaSdO) News, Sports, 0040) Tonight Show (O chester Board of Realtors. He ran better .than after a blocked Mike Addeaea of H(Uy Croaa, Maybe because he is a little bit Woatbrr 11:30 (in Movls was chosen for hi* contribution punt gave, us of Old Vienna elegantly revived,, like Mohammed, who believed communicate with th* pubUc ha has all sea­ guard* Bentl* DaUaa of Mesea- (M) Cslondar ( i) Movls to the betterment of commun­ our final score, In "Waltz Rouge,” the lush,, In going to a mountain if it and report* of board member*. (II) Awards Sobkertption TV 11-36 I S) Movto COIN OPERATED son and I feel he chusett* and Bob Barrett of (10) Traelnlowa (40) ?tor» Orimn Show ity life and his practice of the HALL WASn-’N4>RT CUBAN liaa given notice Northweat be­ Harvard and kicking apeclaUsft tropic wonderland of Poiyneala,^ didn't com* to him. Dr. where he Uvea with his wife Hety Name Soelety (30) r>T>rn M'lte 11:60 (») Tnnl-tit Show (C) explored in "Holoholo Moku* Ruth and three of his four chil­ 7:11 (30) Sports Camora ' 1:0O (40) A(r Foieo mm code of ethics of the National 11 RIAPLB ST. to the other gan to throw Do« Robert Dan Bagel of Tale. Almoat like a leitmotiv, this 'Th* Holy Name Society of S t Association of Real Estate Acrosa From Flnt Nattoaal the ball and punl.” And, tor the first time, ^ seeking out of challenges can dren. Much of the furniture has Margaret Mary’* Church will BEE 8ATURWAb*8 TV WIKK FOB OOMPl-CTB U8TINO FOR RENT Store Parldag Lot earns to the been brought over from Japan Boards. OCDL that they quickly scored. the spotlight of Ice Capades en*^ be discerned punctuating his hold K* monthly meeting to­ He Is sales manager and ap­ Dava Wiggtn Our failure to control the ban Dartmouth tire secor)d act w.ll focua on a^^ personal history. He spent a and the cellar still holds un­ night at 7:48 in th* church hall. Inquire IJfhiisnIsn Hnll OPEN 7 DATS can’t key on Bob praiser for the Jarvis Realty Co. 18-IJ). W alk—86o and have o im offensive drive on HANOVER, N.H. (AP)—Dart­ single theme, a moat incredible,, period as a production manager packed paintings and other The program will consist of 24 GOLWAV. ST. Hamilton. WHh Dave Turner works of art bom in the Orient Werbner Is a -past president 8-Lb. Dry Cleaa—82.80 and Bill Pohi giving us power the ground In both the third and mouth halfbacks Bob O’Brien wonderland, "Salute to the,', In Industrial engineering, a sec­ group discussions on "Catholic Radio of the Board of Realtors and the 843-0018—643-8490 5 Lbt. Or Under*-# L58 fourth quartan coet ua the World of Btotertainment” Noted. ond as a supervisor In the U.8. DespKe all hla acoompUah- Education Today and Tester- (llde ItotiBg toetoden eeily tbne* b*wb Brendensto *f Id *r U up the middle. I feel teams are and Mike Urbanic ar* listed aa ments, be still seems to And hla Manchester Chamber of Com­ FOR ALL OCCASIONS going to have to play us honest­ ganM. Had we cootroUed th* T.V. network producer-director, I>epsrtm*nt o< Commerce, then day,” and *K>ur Role as Parents astaale laagth. Seam statlwie enrry nther sfmrt sewecnsla) merce, He ha* also been vice ball and ground out a few flnt doubtful ataulan tor th* Indians' Sid Smith combines sensationally spent four years In th* Army deepeet Joy in his children. His to the Catholic Bduoailon of Our ly- Ivy League football game at oldest ehOd, Jordan, la pressntly WDBC—isee *10:40 Dial U president of the United Fund downs we would have run out a skating comedy, romance, make, Air Porce during the last war, Children.” b:00 Lons John Wado 13:0U News Advisory Committee. Defensively, I am completely lot of time. W* learned Satur­ Brown Satiuday. believe, and heart-pounding mu-^ emerging as a captain. He then a sophomore at the UnlveraHy All men of th* parleh arc In­ 6:00 IMck Robinson 13:16 Sign Off satisfied with the way our line of Masaachuaetts where Cohen 1:06 Nows. Sign ~ _ Off‘ WTU'-iia6 He is now chairman of the day that th* gam* isn’t over un­ O’Brien and Urbanic euffered sic Into one walloping whola oL began a new career as an econ­ vited to attend. wRoa-«i*w K a ^ e i;00 Attenioeo Edition Manchester Town Development 1* playing. For the third week til the laet second and that’s leg Injuries in the 34-19 victory a show. omist with the occupation forces himaelf earned a master'a de­ 1^:00 HartfordId BIghUgb BIghuiltois ;60 Nesra Sports Weather in a row, the line ha* held our gree In JuM, SI yeare after win­ Lntheraa Choir Praetleo ;00 News 1:46 Bln* of Evenliut Commleslon. In addition, he Is w hen we loot the game. over Penn last week and were World pair-skating champ-- In Japan and followed this with The pariah choir of the Our lido OaalTght :06 Conversation Piec* opponents to lea* than 50 yards Thki webk we plan to streaa on the sldeltoee aa their matM 2 ning bia bachelor’a degree from UiOOQuIot Roars ^ e t Huntley an associate professor at the icxvi, brother and zlster Otto an(\, a long tenure as a consultant Savior lAitheran Church will WIMP—UM ;30 Nesrs ol the Wortd University of Hartford Schodi of rushing and we are etarttog to fundamentals — blocking, tack­ began preparations tor Brown. Maria Jellnek, free-style champ­ in IntemaiUonal trade. Now, he S t John'! University In New (Herald Photo by Oflara) meet Friday for a woriuhop at 5-00 Nowe ;60 Congrrailonal Report Business Administration. put pressure on the opposing ling and pass defense. Defen­ ion Tommy LHz, splce-on-lce haa leaped into the field of edu­ York. 6:U Du)l U 1:10 Pop* Concert passer. After a light drill, the Indians ITS LIKE THIS—Manchester Coach Dave Wigriin left, and center Barry Smith during Saturday’s con­ 7:30 p.m. Choir practice will be 4:00 News i;10 NlghtbeU sively, I was very disappointed watched their junior varsity Lynn Finnegan, t'wica World’s^ cation. Hie three other children are at 8 pjn. 1:46 LoWell Thooiaa ;00 Newe. Sports, Weatbor I thought our defensive sec- wMh our secondary. We will seems to be saying to quarterback Mark Heller. test with Hall High, won by the Indiana 33-0. now in the Msmchester achool 7:00 The World Tonight :60 Art Johnson squad defeat the Boston Col­ I champion AJa Zanova and 8‘wlaa This relaUvely abrupt • seem­ K Of C OrgaakM* 7:18 Frank Olfford w rap-i4w ondsury came into its own Sat­ work on a new defense to sec if lege Jayveea 82-20. Junior half­ and Swedish Gold Teat champr, ing entrance Into an essenUally system. Susan Is a senior at 7:30 Harry Reaaoner >:00 Oeorge Brewer FO R RENT we con run the passer a little Manclieeter High School. Mitch­ The third organisational 8:00 Nows :00 Ken griffin urday and bad aa good a day aa back J(m Menter scored three ion Ann-Mairarei Frel top ih*^ academic Ilf* after so mhch ex­ meeting of th* Knights of Co­ 6:16 Dial 13 :00 Stan Douglaa 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projee- you ■will see. They held Hall to quicker and our defensl've backs touchdowns for Dartmouth. Record by Young roster of skating talent headltoi. perience in th* business world ell it a aophomore at the aame tors—«ound or silent, aleo BOWLING) school, and Cynthia ia In the lumbus will be held at S t Fran­ six completions in 23 and inter­ need a lot of 'work. Bolton Tops Cheney tog thhi year’s Capades. might be better understood in 35 mm. elide projectors. cepted six others to bring their Xs'vler is a big team and In 7th grade at Hling Junior High cis Hall on Friday night at 8 apples. Apple i ^ p e cook books Harvard Helps Beat East Lasrt year every performance light of his basic interests. Por p.m. AU Catholic men Interested will also be on sale. Welsh Will Head WELDON DRUG CO. total to 10 steals In two games. order to beat them we will have of Ice Capades waa sold ouC examp]*, in hla reading ha tries School. Cohan Was bora in the Bed- in such an organisation ar* in­ Temple Beth Hillel M l hlato St— Tel. 8U-5S21 If we can continue to Improve, to move the ball on the ground CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Knocked from the unbeaten when they viaKed the Collseum.- to tmfold the intricacies of reli­ vited to attend. For further in­ Family services In honor oC 4-H D aily Qub w* will be a solid bail club. and start to open the holes for Fo r Soccer Win, 2-1 Becaua* of this tremendous puln'. gions, plilloaophies and themlea ford-Stuyveaant area of Brook­ End Bob Weis and eornerback ranks yesterday In Coventry lyn, N.T. and since has made his formation, Paul Blanoucci, 28 Sukkos will be held at Temple Friday night we take on Bria- our offenetve backs. In the past Uc demand Ice Capades 'wUl be^ of education. Carlton Welsh was elected toi Central at Bristo'i’a Muzsy two weeks our ground game has Bob Norton made strong bids to was the East Catholic High home in many parts of the Maple S t, may be contacted. Beth Hillel Friday at 7:43 p.m. g | iai.)^ ee.g<|^ieiM ^^ i | ^ Scoring with half a minute left in the second over­ held over tor two weekend*. Op­ Cohen’s Job In Manchester is Grinders Hebrew School will begin president of the Manchester 4-H Field at 8 o’clock and we will been very poor. If we can get win regular defensive jobs on cioes-couRtry squad, losing to , . world. As consultant to varioua the Harvard football team with still unbeaten Coventry High, time, Steve Nichols provided the margin for Bolton ening Thureday, Nov. 18 there Bbnple In Its explanation. He! importers and exporters, he 'The Avery Street School PTA next Friday. 'The schedule is as Dairy Club Saturday night at face the finest backfleld we back to the- gamo of football High to beat the Cheney Tech soccer team, 2-1, yester­ will be just eight night* iiul must derrise programs for the | made trips to Canada, Mexico, will sponsor a "grinder day” follows: Beginners — 4:15 to the first meeting of the sea­ for a color TV? have seen thus far. Central is where 90 per cent of the games their play in the Crimson’s 21-6 CHURCH—Clem Quey 225- 28-29. The Patriot* show a 6-0 victory over 0>I(unbla last mark white Blast i* 4-1. day in Bolton. The Rangers now show a 1-3 record. eight matinees. Nightly per­ s^wl ajm ^-« r* i^iflcal- ^^*11 and Japan in order to Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 4:55 p.m.; intermediates — 4:55 son at the home of Mr. and INSTANT ^ a team that is averaging almost are won by hard nose blocking 583, ESmie Manning 217, Mike I(lchols booled the goal off ar.^ formances Thursday and Friday^ p.m. at the school. Hot grinders to 5:33; advanced — 5:35 to GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES thiae touchdown* per game. In and tackling and If our Iwys week. Muschko 212, Bob McBnide 209, Rick Young paced the finish- ,fc**Jfc***.i"*^*^*?ZI^r***^^*1 negotiate large transactions, Mrs. John Pella, 859 Bldwell indirect kick in the (3ieney Nov. 18 and 19. 'Tueeday Nov.* to the edwmtlon of the terminal |uld iutve praised Welz Md Norton, re­ 12:11. A one, two, five, eight, G ♦^rk-etut^ p ry ^ " j>r«natlcally. th* next step Wednesday. Marjorie Peila, vice president; BY TEETOTALERS — Beverly "Bolton jHayed a strong ag- Pepin ...... McNally at 9 p.m. 'There will be eight, Whole or half regular grind­ South Windsor Fire Department $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12.50 mage or they will go all the a winning ball club. serves pressed Into service be­ 11 finish edged out the victory should a student to find after this successful occupa- Peter Pella, secretary; Miss ' Doherty 175, Betty Haefs 178- gn^sslve game." aald Qicney FB mattoces, Saturday Nov. 20 and. Hermene Hershey 600 36 50 25 way. Both have demonstrated (Xavier, winner of all tour cause of Injuries. Welz set up a for the hosts. Sbint-r ...... Jr>)inaon to* tloB was into the field of ers may be. bought Saturday at wlB meet at firehouse No. 1 at Carol Pella, treasurer; and 493, Betty Jackson 456, Jacque Coach 'Tony-D’Angona. "Coach 27. Sunday Nov. i l , 28 at 1:30 the school. For reservations, 8 pjn. on Thursday. FSnol p'ans George Monty, news reporter. DECORATIVE 900 54 75 sTSo thflr break a'way talents with starts, plays here Saturday af­ touchdown by recovering a Bob Ricci was the f ii^ EXgle FB I Berube 463. to, finishing third. Landolphi deserves a great deal KlrlDBclimldt ...... Locicoro and 5:30 p.m. each day. Mrs. Ester Secondo, S8 Wood­ for the harve'^t supper will be 72 100 50 runs of over 50-yards each. ternoon at 2 o’clock at ML blocked punt, whtle Norton I-HB 1 for the Maher Regional Junior leaders are (Xrlton CONSULTANT 1,200 Sununary: 1. Young (C) 12:11, of credit for hls winning effort.” Mall orders are now being ac­ C l ■raew progm M then, to con- school ip Orange, Maas. 'There, land Dr., or Miss Ann Brown, discussed. Hostesses for the eve. Welsh and John Pella Jr. LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED 1 In Don Branahaw they have a Nebo.) checked a Columbia march by M cDermltt ...... liauM l ELKS --Fred Fourier 140-148 2. Crane (C), 3. Ric(d (E), 4. ’The host* forced the contest RHB cepted by the Springfield Hock-v 148 Oak St., may be contacted. nlng will be Mrs. Cynthia Law- A program for th* year was ^ ^ 643-9958 210-pound fullback that can rip knocking down blockers a n d an Internal line to plecea. Our —386, George Waller 143-383, Kelly (E), 5. Plaster (C). 6. into overtime on Rodger O osc’s Freddo ...... OlIlUi ey Assn., prior to the box office, ” »*P*°y**>" *^<1 **-, tarded teen-agers in preparing Hockanum Dog Chib ton and Mrs. Judye DcBcar. planned and arrangements for IQeARf* ■ eg J THE CONNECTICUT SANK The Bob Hope Deeeit Classic, nailing a ball carrier in a key third quarter goal from a penal­ CHB 'The Hockanum Dog Club line -will be put to it severest worth $80,000, will be played at situation. Tony Salvatore 135-379, A1 At­ Lynch (E), 7. Fay (E), 8. Groaic ...... DavU opening 'Tuesday Oct. 28. them for work In industry. This the achievement night were or­ AND TRUST COMPANY kins 149-153—410, John Rieder ty kick. dSieney had scored in LW wlU meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Wanted: Newsboy or news- teet Friday, and I hope it ')vlll three California course^ next Rhoades (C). 9. Tyo (EC), 10. B o sw o ith ...... Gowm oo included the plaSng of ganized. Slides of the fair re.- 14.5-137-^09, Emil pietz 351, Kozlowski (E). the second c.anto on Paul Gla- ! at the Wapplng Community girl; Foster 8t.. Ellington Rd.; certtly held at Bradley Field accept the challenge. Feb. 2-5. IL W to newly totroducM to the rtudents in part-tlL work- 15 N. BIAIN ST, 808 MAIN ST H oly CroM Joe Sala 369. malis’ boot. Nle)u>l8 ...... Olam alla Paul Seymour, returning aa natkm’s wortdng population. In study programs. Center. Frank J. Parker of BirchhiU area South Windsor. were sho'wn. Refreshments were CF coach of the Baltimore Bullet^ Returning to action Friday, Hutchinson ...... Craix effect, the progreina wIM yield Simultaneously with hls Avon, a breeder and judge, wiU Route available Immediately. served after the business meet­ MANCHE.STER PARKADE WOHCES’TER, Mass. (AP) — When the NBA was formed to the Bulldogs )K>st Vinal Tech of IR baaketbell team, once tried hl^ a fourth currlcuhan to aecond- school work, he lectured at conduct a handling clinic to Call Herald Circulation Depart­ ing. George Monty end Miss Front End The hunt for a capable quarter­ OOMMEBCIAU-^axy Smith 1946, Red Auerbach wa* the Leonard ...... Barrera hand as an outfielder with E1-, Ary aducalion or. as Cohen calls Chandler to Visit Hartford 199-391, Bill. Daley 147, Bob youngest coach in the lea.^e. Middletown. The Rangers meet RW Greenfield Community College showing dogs in breed classes. ment: 643-2711. Mr. Wilson; Mr. Carol Peila are new membere back still is going on in the Holy Clartie ...... Powell mira, N. Y. At the time the It, a “new dimension in educa­ At least two dogs from each Graff; or Mr. Andereon. of the club. Cross football camp. Buckminster 151-369, Joe 9mo- Now, 20 years later, he is the Lyman Memorial High Wednes­ and prepared a guidance pro­ day in Manchester. I Bolton 0 0 1 0 0 1—a franchise wa* owned by the St. C tion.” Conceivably, this fourth gram for that school. He was of the six variety groups will be The next club event will be Special And Take in Saturday Tilt After losing three straight luk 136-390, Bud Stacty 152, oldest basketball coach. , Cheney 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 Louia Brown*. dimension might prepare the also elected chairman of the used In the demonstration. Manchester Evening Herald the annual achievement 'night Reg. $12.50 games with senior Brian Dwight Weir 135-377, Fred ground for an eventual rejuve- county organlzaUon formed to Prospective members are Invit­ South Windeor correspondent, on Oct. 22 at Luther Hall, Commissioner A. B. (”Hap-^ Oake.s 158-388, Mort Tinker 141- (1) ALIGN FRO.NT END py”) Chandler has announced Flatley as the starting signal- aatkm of th* tndHional cur­ handle that area's war on pov­ ed. Anne Lyons, tei. 844-8582. Emanuel Lutheran Chunto. (2) BALANCE FRONT caller, the Crusaders plan to 363, Bob Constantine 145-376, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★; ricula, the college preparatory, erty. Girl Scout Leader Meeting WHEELS—Reg. M-00 he will be present at the H art­ Paul Aceto 365. ford Ctoarter -Oaks-CSiarleston take long looks at four sopho­ commercial and general studies. Only one more glimpse of the A neighborhood meeting for (8) CHECK FRONT mores this week. This then ia the man’e work WHEEI. BEARINGS Rockets Football game Satur­ man needs to be shown—at a Brownie and Girl Scout leaders HUNTING 'The sophs are Bob Lawson, 8POUOES — Marshall Lewis and more will certainly be will be held tonight at 8:15 at (4) CHECK BRAKE day night at Dillon Stadium. 148 - 467, Lou Vallierres 141— time of complete relaxation. A SYSTEM son of a former Holy Ooss beard about It in weeks to good cigar, a good book, some the home of Mrs. Fred Monlz, EATOWI Cihandler, the 66-year-old pol­ 86S, Ozzie Osg(x>d 135, Elsie Ed­ 1215 Vi SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD Star, Charlie Farrell, Tom 'Ty­ M come. Tliere Is more, however, good Prokofiev, and, for a few Grace Rd. Fund drive kits wUl AR Four Only itician and one-time coach, wards 125, Gloria Darling 346. MOTORS T to Cohen than Just his propen­ be distributed. I Choicest Meats In Town | aerved aa baseball commissioner ler and Bill Tripp. Lawson has minutes at least, he knows been playing defense, while sity to tadde dlCflenlt prob- Leaders are needed for third 'ALL MEATS are FRESH CUT ~ freen 1945 to 1951 and might what utopia is all about 'Tripp !>as been sidelined with a VILLAGBLanXERS — Ginger tans. He also has n persosiality grade Brownies and Junior have become a President had it f l S H I N h : Yourkas 186-192 - 552, Mary BURNSIDE INC. NONE are PRE-PACKAGED!" toe injury. which la very much at home In troops in the Avery Street and WEDNESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! $ Q 9 5 not been for Franklin Delano RSchardoon 457, Betty Herring­ eommuntoatlng with people. In Orchard Hill Elementary Rooeevelt’s personal choice of a ton 466, Rose Cagianello 470, M BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD fact, eonvarsation Is his most Sorority Gives OUR REG. 89c LB. STORE HOURS; running mate for the 1944 na­ BAIT FACTS Schools. For further informa- Ask the average resort opera­ Northeastern Eld Yourkaa 225—573, Ike M personal art. Uon, caU Mrs. Gerald PugUeee, Tnes.. Wed. 9 to 6 a Thurs., FrI. 9 to 9 tional election. tor th* best fishing tactics on a BOSTON (AP) — Sphomore Rhoads 203, Len Belanger 202. In conversation be attempts Lutz Permits MiUer Rd. SERVICE ON a l l Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed AU Day Monday) Chandler became governor of bo n |^ e every moment dectrlc Apple FesttvaJ the Bluegraaa State to 1996. hot August day, and nine chanc­ quarterback sensation Lou Tom- ¥ Beta XI Chapter of Beta Sig­ CONVENTIONAL MAKES asello, wlio was injured in REPUBLICAN. WOMEN — and 'every exchange of ideas A second annual apple festf- Chuck Ground 9 i $ 1.4 9 He served as Kentucky’s first es out of 10 he’ll respond, bait! Grayce Shea 190-176— 477, Bea­ meentogtol. doing this quite ma Phi has presented paid val wUl be held at the Wesley dttzen until 1989 when hr was Despite acciuations that- he’s Northeastern’s 1965 football monbershipe to Luts Junior opener, is expected to remain trice Bagley 183—467, Clatoi naturally ^ a sensittrity at­ Memorial Church, EWngtoo MORIARTY appointed United States Sena­ prejudiced, and just happens to Rand 188, Jan Leonard 486. tuned to fhe probletns and in­ Museum to 25 Mancheeter chil- Rd., on Saturday from 10 ,ajn. HAMBURG ’ tor. He held hls position In the have a supply of bait for sale, { on the sidelines this week when ¥ terests of others. This might drm. 'The one-year member­ I hls suggestion is right tor most the Huskies meet undefeated to 4 p.m. Senate until 1946 when he re- EARLY BIRDS — Jean Beau­ also be called a sense of reapon- ship* enable children to attend anglers. | Springfield. Apple pancake* will be served BROTHERS algned to accept baseballs regard 141—376, Sophie Welply stoiUty that hs recognises he the musemn free of charge as throughout the day. Home nhade WED. ONLY highest rank. Balt is frequently the only | Tomasello, who suffered a HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 126, Betty Genovese 129, Betty must bring into his social rela- often as they desire. They also apple cooked Items will be sold 801-815 CENTER ST. 'The first commercial tele­ answer to hot weather, contend twisted knee, probably will be cordially invited tlonahlps. I t Is possMy a reflec­ provide an opportunHy for chil­ TEL. 848-5185 the authorities at }JleTcury out­ Aceto 94 (no mark), Robbie De- as weU as baskets and bags of , 817 HIGHLAND STREET—phoNE M-4278 VERY MEATY, SHOULDER vision rights were approved in spelled by Joe Zapustas, who Prato 126. tion of hls philosophy of living dren to attend Saturday after­ 1951 Mrith a world series iddeo boards. 'To elaborate on their did a fine job in last week’s observations, they cite two main —to walk out and meet life and noon programs sponsored by the deal bringing a six (nlllion dol­ 36-0 victory over American In­ find a meaning in every mo­ museum. reasons: HAPPY HOLIDAYS—Ellen lar bonanza to baseball that First, th* leisurely nature of ternational. Oflara 126-358, Frieda Madden the new 1966 ment and at every corner. Beta Xl will be hosteqe at the prnc.UcaJly assured success of museum June 5, .12 and 19. Mrs. dunking a minnow causes a 133, Jan Duperron 137, Jackie H* has, ttwretors, the spirit of the playera pension fund. In slow-down to the pace of fishing Kanehl 353, Rosalie Pelletier a reporter in Ms reactions to Anhi* Kiser of 87 Walnut St LAMB CHOPS Boston University 1947 Chandler waa Instrumental to a degree that most artificial 348. ) many altuationa. Jin exploring is chairman of th* museiun In the cracking of baseballs buffs cannot endure. But this BOS’TON (AP) — The Boston Chrysler and Plymouth Line t every facet Of an experience, he project OWNERS REPORT THEY color line by Jackie, Robinson. Itappens to be about all the University football team expects toys a groundwork for a later 'The seoand eervloe project of AUTO ' Robinson was the first Negro speed a heat-wilted fish can to have starting quarterback deeper understanding and tor a the year haa been started. It ia to play major league baseball. muster. Aa one professional Bob Kobus and first strong half­ commentary on the experience. the adoption of a needy family Chandler waa again elected guide advises, "Work It slow. back Dick Farley back f o r ONLY TOa 'oonimentaiy he may actu­ of 10 in Appalachia. 'Members SAVE About the time It’s going so Saturday’s game with Holy governor of Kentucky in 1955 2 MORE DAYS ally produce In the form of a of the femUy are an injured slow it's going backward, then Cross at Worcester. father, incapacitated in a mine GLASS and served until 1960. He then the fish can keep up.” TO SEE structured piece of writing, euch s •! went into law practice. Chand­ Secondly, when fish have to Kobus and Farley were aide- BURNSIDE MOTORS ) - as a rtMnt story or a poem or accident; four boy* and four •s ghki from 8 to 12 years of age, Of All Kinds ler and his wife, the former be teaqed into engulfing an of­ lined with injuries laat Saturday 168 BURNSIDE AVE.. L HTFD. an eeeay, for writing Is on* of IN pui* com Mildred Watkins, are the par­ fering dangling before their as the surprising Terriers''pull­ “THE hi* two chief avocations, the and the mother, sole support of Imtalled Promptly noses, a natuiral bait has many the group. 'The chapter plana to ents of two sons end two ed off an upset for the second BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER WITH . . . ether being reading. daughters. He Is also a member advantages. A drifting bait can straight week by defeaUng Buf­ ) •) Most of hls yrritlng Is meant supply the family with cloUilng, Ibi- AU Makes of Cars literally bump acrosa the backs household articles and money. R O N FIREMAN of the Kentucky Hall of Fame. falo 14-7 in the final minute of TUNED CAR" SERVICE SPECIALS ! ! only tor the eyes of hie family 'Tlie commissioner made his of a school of loitering large- Supplying children's fiction WORK DONE INDOORi lN OUR SHOP mouths without imduly bother­ pisy. or close friends. He shares the books and text ^ooks to a high return to sports after a respite PLEASE CALL OUR SERVICE MGR. DICK DaMARTIN toslghts he gains through read­ OPEN 8 A.M. to • PM —SATUBDAVS 8 JLJL to NOON ing them. But work a deep run­ school in K«itucky will be the ais[0:\1 of almost 14 years Oh March ning plug with its frenzied ac­ FOR APPOINTMENT TEL. 289-0246 ing with anyone who has the chapter’e final service project 17 when he was appointed to a tion to the aame area and the wlUtegneaB to listen and the lis­ the year. Chairmen for the last' WINDOW J. WHITE GLASS CO. M a r k 11 five yeer contract aa Commls- erratic, unnatural pace Iz dis­ tener then may discover that he two projects win be ohoeen at a k ■loner of (he nesvly organized turbing. I* reially sharing in ttie exchange 2 meeting Thursday. Until the 31 IISSELL ST. PhoM * 49*7322 OIL LuRNACfc ten team Continental Football Before chucking a|I your FALL SPECIAL ef ideas and ia not merely pas­ present time th* chapter has SHADES League. plugs and rushing down to the ^ OH nearest bait store check around sive in the exchange. worked on Its Appalachian proj­ e DRAIN and FI.rSH RADIATOR . 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! Major Failing Pointed Out in Sandy Koufax TOE Texas Retains Position Atop College Gridiron Rankings Herald Angle >-V'- Third-Rated Arkansas to Test Longhorns^ EARL YOST Players Relax—Maury Wills NEW YORK (AP)— Ar-p^)4n'l rsin ground In the na-«flrst place voUe to Nsbnuika's«l4-19 s year ago, waltopod Bay-Minnesota Twins. The Top Ten remained Intact entertains improving Ohio while the Gators and ’Hgers 8. South. Calif. 8-0-1 304 Most major league baseball \f \ tendency to relax out in the field One bookmaker took the with a couple of position guts. Georgia, which had its switched positions. Notre Dame, 7. Purdue (1) 9-0-1 187 tames bone(ime two and one- —take a nap." Dodgers “ off the board,” changes — after laat Saturday’s I hands full before subduing 8-1, topped Army 17-0; Florida, 8. Notre Dame 8-1 163, half hours to complete nine In* Wills paid that tribute to meaning no more bsto on the action followed form. But some- CIsmson 3S-9 for a 4-0 mark, 8-1, trimmed Mississippi by the e. Florida 8-1 98 Koufax aa he aat in the Dodger Dodgers to win the fieries. nlngs,'however, the bulk of the liV-1 thing is bound to give this week visits alwaya-tough Florida same score and Mississippi 10. Miss. StaU 4-0 79 action to(als oiily 38 minutes Cappadona Leader dreaalng room, printing the Im­ He offered even odds s> nny when Texas and Arkansas Stats In a night game, Slate, 4-0, clubbed Mississippi Others receiving votes In­ and most of those comes in dos- portant facts about Monday’s Minnesota pitoher to win match their 4-0 records in the I Southern California, which Southern 27-9 last week. cludes: Alabama, Duke, Ksn- M of 36 seconds or less. TV fifth game of the World Seriea W e d n e s d a y . except dim Southwest Conference headliner! made the biggest advance — Among those waiting in the tucky, Loutstana State, Mis- Guide has some recent starting on the game ball before; Grant. and four other powers face sUff | from eighth to sixth — via its wings for the upset bug to bltejsourt, Ohio State, Stanford, Tex­ figures on toe baseball action. presenting it to the ace Dodger' If Grant p it e h a n , the In Scoring Race tests. 84-0 rout of Washington, plays tile Top Ten are Duke, Missouri as Western, Washington Stats, left-hander. | Twins are n 6-6 favorlta to "Fort every tour minutes of Arkansas, which nipped Texas I unbeaten, once-tied Stanford and West Virginia, all unbeaten ' West Virginia. , , ■ He patiently printed the score ] win the sUth game nnd tie iHtvoction, .there is less than BOSTON (AP) — Bob Cappadona, Northeastern’s t but therii was no room to detail j tile Series. one minute of action, here de­ hard-hitting fullback, struck for three touchdowns and a the exploits of himself or K ou-' The town’s ethw sporU fined as somebody doing some­ pair of two-point conversions last week to take a slim fax, who snared the hero’.s role ^ bookmaker held off posting thing on the playing. Held other lead in the New England college football scoring race. as the Dodgers whipped the I any prioea until the Minne­ ^ n standing aaxnmd, warming The 220-pound Cappadona, al-0------^------Twins 7-0 and took a 3-2 lead In sota pitcher la announced. up, spitting on his glovt, rub- ready drafted by the rival Na­ Nocera, Bo. Conn. -4-0- 34 the best-of-seven Scries. The Dodgers now load the Ung up the boll, conferring with tional and American prb leagues Koufax, beaten in the second Mlnneeota Twins 6-9 In the siher playera, running off and Wing, WilliamH 8-0-0- 30 1^4 scored on runs on 34, 21 and 8 HE LOST AND THEY WON — Minnesota Coach Billy Martin walks glumly game of the Seriea, met his j beet-of-7 Series. on toe field, kicking dirt out of Walton, Dartmouth 6-0-0- 30 toward Twins’ dugout as. Dodgers' Sandy Koufax and Johnny Roseboro shake yards and rushed successfully MacAIIen, Bowdoin 4-2-0- 28 Skilled challenge by pitching a four-hit­ Its spikee, hacking a foothold on after two touchdowns in North­ Morin, Mase. -8-0- 25 hands following win. (AP Photofax.) ter—he had a perfect game the mound, calling tor sun gloso- » dAOK HoNAKY eastern’s 86-0 romp over Ameri­ going until the fifth Inning when | as, digging holes In toe batters’ Burke, Vermont 4-0-0- 24 Vlved in the spring, as it has can International. Harmon Killebrew got a single I Series Facts | box, tying itioelacee or exchang­ Ryan, Amherst 4-0-0. 24 btan for y e m . The outburst boosted Cappa­ on a misjudged fly—and struck ing broken bats," John Oashman Harney, Maine 6-0-0--24 On# w ill' i^ree about the dona’s four-game point total to 1 out his usual 10 batters. By THE a s s o c ia t e d FBESS vstenan bosebsa writer writes Gllntjore, Colby 3-2-0-•20 W. L. Pet. length of a ba.seban''*game,'’ lt’s 40, ■ one more than Tom Carr, Lovejoy, Maine 2-10-1--19 Inexperienced People! Twins Back Home^ Wills, who met his challenge FIRST RUN— Maury Wills of the Dodgers skids across the plate with first run a good conversation piece, if Bates’ big fullback who scored by stealing his third base, under Minnesota 3 9 JK)0 Fitz, Vermont 3-0-0--18 of fifth game. (AP Photofax.) tMthing else. two touchdowns In a 83-14 vic­ rather unu.sual circumstances In Los Angeles i 3 .800 Home Run Timed Landry, Mass. 3-0-0--18 1 tory over Worcester Tech. the fourth inning, .stroked a The home run, one of the P. Soule, Bowdoln 3-0-0--18 record-tying four hits and fin­ First game, Wednesday Oct. 6, joys of baseball, takes just 25 ai,#»«.i S t u f f c3appadona, drafted as a fu- IjCfebvre, Cent.Conn. 3-00--18 Looked Good There Four Hits Not Unusual for Wills in One Game a n o n a i u i i patriots of Guercia, Cent. (3onn 3-0-0-18 ished the day with a .455 batting at Mlnneapolls-St. Paul seconds, whether its a speedster ^ In all but one of the five<&the fourth when Wills singled, Welcomed back into the me a f l and San Francisco of Winslow, Bates 3-0-0--18 MINNEAPOLIS - ST. average while starting three Los Angeles 010 000 001—3 10 1 kke Zollo Versalles or a heavy, coaching fraternity with the the NFL, and Carr each has PAUL (AP) — The Minne­ games they have hit in double stole second and scored on Gil­ double plays In the field. tooted Harmon Killebrew olrcl Vasvarl, Springfield 3-0-0--18 I Minnesota 01# 001 OOx—8 10 0 figures which thoroughly com­ liam's single. Dave Boswell had Red Raiders In the Charter Oak scored six touchdowns. Cappa- Cannon, Williams 3-0-0--18 sota Twins, run right out Despite their excellent per­ Drysdale, Reed (3), Brewer Ing the bases, and on inslde-the. Football Conference Is Jack Me- j dona' has one more point after. puted, by hand and machine, replaced Kaat at that point. formances, both were -somewhat Twins Blanked Three Times pork homer takes but 20 sec Beard, Dartmouth 3-0-0--18 of the Los Angeles ball (6), Perranoskl, (7) and Rose­ Nary. The latter guided the lo­ Southern Connecticut halfback comes to a rousing .302 batting Jim Perry was on the mound subdued as they talked to re­ onds. These are a variety with Leo, Harvard 3-0-0--18 park, were well leased to boro. Grant and Battey. cals to an undefeated season Dick Nocera, the Now England average. ’This is the same club when the Dodgers scored their porters. Grant, Harvard 3-0-0 -18 I Home runs — Loe Angeles, speed most eseentlai for a play, and'the Pony championship last be back on the more friend­ that won a pennant with a .245 final two runs in the-seventh. •coring leader in Associated Keaney, Maine 3-0-0 -18 "I ’m not disappointed with Fairly. Minnesota — Mlncher, ar turning Ifala trick. season. He replaces Fraii ly turf of Metropolitan team batting average—lowest Koufax and Wills drove them in During Regular Loop Play Press tabulation after games of Hoge, Amherst 3-0-0--18 the way I pitched,” said Kou­ It takee 16 to 18 seconds for a Larala who resigned due to the Stadium today for the last for a winner in National League with singles. Vers^les. Oct. 2, slipped to third place Lynn, Vermont 3-0-0 -18 fax, "but I have pitched better. player to touch all three bases. pressui'e of private and busi­ two games of the World Se­ history. Claude Osteen, who blanked MINNEAPOLIS S'p^'^day and his Series average^game in Minnesota, they wiU set with 34 points. Nocera waa held Hebert, Vermont 8-0-0 -18 I I was behind the hitters too The "running’’ time tor two base ness reasons . . . Eastern Con­ scoreless In his team’s 16-7 de­ The Dodgers’ lusty hitting has the ’Twins Saturday, was named much and I became awfully PAUL (AP)—Figuring the dropped to .168 on three hits in a stolen base record for a six Second game, Thursday, Oct. ries with the pesky Dodg­ hits is approximately 11 seconds necticut Sportsmen's CTub ydH feat at Youngstown. been accompanied by their by Manager Walter Alston to tired after the seventh Inning. 19 trips. Ron Fairly, Los An­ game series. The record is eight 7, at Mlnneapolis-St. Paul ' ers. Series: with the average for singles any. meet Wednesday night, Oct. 'iO Ed Wing of Williams scored Metropolitan Stadium la the vaimted speed. ’Their nine stolen pitch the sixth gahie Wednes­ It’s be.m a long season.” The Twins, blanked by geles’ right fielder, is batting and Los Angeles already has Los Angeles 000 000 100—1 T I ^Dan Florio Dies .381. Minnesota 000 002 12x—8 9 0 where from seven to nine sec. at the Bolton Lake House. Wal- one touchdown in a 28-13 tri­ I day. Tuesday is a travel date. nine steals. The mark for a sev­ only place In the Series the bases tell only hall the story. Befora leaving to have his ends. A fly out takes six sec. ley Fortin of Manchester is vice NEW YORK (AP) — Dan Flo- Mele held off his pitching nomi Claude Osteen and Sandy en-game seriea is 18 by Pitts Koufax, Perranoskl (7), Mill- ' umph over Mlddlebury a n d Twins have looked like the ’The Minnesota infield Is still arthritic elbow packed in Ice, onds end a ground out about president of the group. Mem- rio, a prominent boxing trainer nation until after today's work Koufax of the Dodgers in Koufax’ shutout reduced his burgh in 1909 against Detroit. er (8) and Roseboro. Kaat and Dartmouth’s Pete Walton tallied American League champions reeling from the Dodgers’ bunt Koufax was asked what he was Series, were shut out only three tour aeoonda. borshlp Is open and anyone in­ and manager for 45 years, died out. He said he was undecided over-all Series earned run aver­ Battey. twice In the Indians’ 24-19 vic­ they are. At Dodger Stadium and run sorties. throwing. times in 162 games during the * • • terest^ is invited to attrad Monday night, one week after between Jim Merrit, his rookie age to 1.29 with only six earned tory over Penn to share fourth I "Fast balls and curves” , he they were a bumbling, fumbling No wonder Jim Kaat, the regular 1965 season. Dave Dodger pitchers have fanned . . . Total of 306 teevee sta­ place among Individual scorers undergoing surgery for an intes­ left-hander, and Jim Grant, who said. ‘ "That’s all I've got.” runs in 42 Innings covering six crew, dropping three straight to ’Twins’ losing pitcher Monday, Morehead and Dick Radatz of almost twice aa many aa Mln- Third game, Saturday, Oct. 9, Time Table tions, including foreign out­ pith 30 points each. tinal ailment. He was 69. Los Angeles and falling behind won the opener and lost the He al.so has the game ball, on games. He has fanned 49, staggered out of Dodger Stadi­ ... u I Boston combined to do it on neaota moundamen 39 to 20. at Los Angeles Taking the 26 minutes of ac. lets, are carrying the World Se­ Jim MacAIIen of Bowdoln Florio had worked In Floyd three games to two. fourth game. walked only six and has a 3-2 um muttering, ‘"They ran us 27, Fred Newman of the Bob Allison of the Twins has MinnesoU 000 000 000-0 8 0 tion and adding them to the 80 ries gomes. There are 332 sta­ tolled to score in a 21-13 loss Patterson’s corner throughout I Monday’s 7-0 defeat by Sandy the score of the game aa he 1 record. right out of the park.’’ Angels June 30 and Joel Horlen struck out six times in nine offi­ Los Angeles 000 211 OOx—4 10 1 • minutes between pitches, 30 tions in the United States, plus to Amherst and dropped from the'form er heavyweight cham­ Koufax put them behind in the talked about his role in the! And Twins’ Manager Sam i of the Chicago White Sox Sept. cial at bats. Pascual, Merritt (8), Kllpp- minutes between hitters and 30 three more in Alaska and Ha- third to sixth vrith 26 points. pion's career and only recently and Series for the first Ume. Ten game. Four hits in a game is nothing Mele observed; " ’They said they 6. stein (8) and Battey, Zimmer- - minutes between half Innings, wkll featuring the aeries be­ Little All- America end Milt became Patterson's manager of Twins fanned and only one of Sports Schedule "I felt good,” he admitted. unusual for Maury Wills, who haven’t been hitting all year. I Maury WlUa tied a Seriea man (7). Osteen and Roseboro. you get two hours and 18 min tween the Dodgers and Twins Morin of Massachusetts moved record as well aa his trainer. I "When I walked Into the batting had two doubles and two singles their four hits was struck with guess they’re taking it out on record for shortstops Monday utee. This leaves 12 minutes in while 42 more stations Ate up to seventh 'with 25 points any authority. That was the last cage I felt strong. Then the first Minnesota’s Tony Oliva, the Monday. The Los Angeles short­ us.’ ’ Tuesday, Oct. 12 by starting three double plays. Fourth game, Sunday, Oct. 10,' the average game. This time picking up the action in Canada, after picking up a touchdown time I went to bat I looked up, American League batting cham- stop had four hits In one game one by pinch hitter Sandy Val- Twins coach Billy Martin The mark was set by the Yan at Los Angeles to reserved tor such things as plus another 13 featuring and two extra points against desplno in the ninth Inning. By X-Country — Manchester at and everybody was on top of ] is having a rough time six times and five hits once in TRAINING Wi^ said; keea’ Phil Rlzzuto Oct. 10, 1951 Minnesota 000 101 000—2 8 2 liltcihlng changes, batters look­ French talking sportscasters. Connecticut. I Bristol Central. me. There was no way I could against Dodger pitching. The that time It was too little and "You’re dam right we’re glad 1965 regular season competition. against the New York Giants. ing brave ofier fouling off a On the radio side, 688 stations Tied with 24 points each are too late. Soccer—^Maloney at Man­ bunt. They took the bimt away right fielder went hitless in Los Angeles 110 108 Olx—7 10 0 ' to get out of here. We want to Rlzzuto and Wills are the only pitch off their Insteps, catchers In the United States, Canada Mike Burke of Vermont, B o b In the meantime, the Dodgers chester, 3:30. from m e." three tries against Koufax Mon- Grant, Worthington (6). Plels' get back to where we can play If the Dodgers win the sixth record-sharers. shaking their off the sting of and Puerto Rico are handling Ryan of Amherst and Frank played havoc with the record Soccer—Rockville at Smith. So he lined a ground rule (8) and Battey, Zimmerman ' them on a baseball field." getting hit on their bare hand the series play. ilarney of Maine. I Soccer—^Ellington at Suffield. (7). Drysdale and Roseboro. book as they Ued their club double to right. or after catching a pitch with Judging from the way the Soccer — Granby at South Home runs—Minnesota, Kille­ * * « The scoring Leaders: (show­ mark with W hits, stole tour He later added another dou­ the bare hands, runners clean­ fleet-footed Dodgers ran wild, Windsor. brew, Oliva. Los Angeles — ing, In order, touchdowns, points Pratt & Whitney ble, collected two singles and bases—three by Willie Davis— the Twins will need a field with Bowling ing themselves off after slid­ End of the Line after, field goals and total Wednesday, Oct. 18 brought his hit total to 10—with­ Los Angeles Proved Pointy Parker, Johnson. and came through with spectac­ a net around it. ing Into a base. Injuries, mound "I call football fun,” veteran points): ular plays in the field, making Soccer—-Lyman at Cheney. in two of the six-game Series Willie Davis, the fastest of conferences and a number of Cleveland plaookicker L o u Cappadona, North’n’ 6-4-0--40 At Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, you will find an Impressive combination of advantages. In addition to the opportunity to the Twins’ defense look shabby Friday, Oct. 15 record and three of the seven- SECRETARIES NOTE Fifth game, Monday, OcL 11, them all, stole bases all three Twins Out to Emphasize It other time-consuming gim­ .Groza claims. The former tack­ Carr, Bates 8-3-0--39 choose from a variety of valuable training programs—that pay good wages while you learn -you will have unusually by comparison. Jets vs. Pats, 6:30; Eagles gam^ mark. at Los Angeles times he got on. Maury Wills, Bowling scores during micks. le, who now confines his play­ good chances to advance and "get ahead" with a leader in the expanding areospace industry. While you build for the ’The Dodgers, especially In the vs. Giants, Mt. Nebo. t------MTNNEAPOLIS-ST. PAULSam Mele i^ d . "H e’s the beat I 2 MORE DAYS the first inning, scoring two home tile Minnesota Twins, gles and 350 triples; Wom­ 13, at Minneapolia-St. Paul. games, in which ihere are sev­ sons says. . Two young bulls ki IMMEDIATE OP|NINGS Soccer—Ellington at Granby. straight losses in Dodger Stadi­ over saw, twit I didn’t see Bob runs on a lead off double by a baseball team faced with a Seventh game. If necessary, eral pitching changes, will bring the New York Giant bockfleld TO SEE Soccer—South Windsor at en, 125 and 340; Children, um. Feller in Ws prime." Wills, a single by Jim Gilliam, steep uphUl battle to deUver 125 and 340. Thuraday. Oct. 14, at Minneap- the time from start to finish Tucker Fre and 450; Children Mele said returning home - Financial Figures I nnsmlllng a# ttiey got off "I, for one, am plenty glad to series ends — but it will be re- blocks for him.” oInspectors o Engine Mechanics the third on singles by Lou Mt. Neibo. would “be a big difference for Fifth Game TUNED CAR” Sunday, Oct. 17 their chartered plane at 150 andan 375. get out of Dodger Stadium,’’ RELINE • Welders Johnson and Davis and a double Attendance—55,801. Twin Cities International ndings will be used said Harmon Killebrew of the ua because wo hit better there." by Fairly. They made it 6-0 in Pony Raiders at Glastonbury. Net receipts—3511,0«4.88. Airport and scattered quick­ when Twins. "1 don’t even think the The Twins manager also space permits. hailed the Dodgers as the fast­ Commissioner’s share _ 978 - i ly to their cars. Only a few Dodgers like this park, to tell Knicks Play in Hartford In MATERIALS League must consist of 75 est baseball team he has ever #89.73. 1I pansed to chat briefly with you the truth." per cent Manchester resi­ seen. "Even (catcher) John Minnesota club’s share—3106,- for: • Material Handlers • Crib Attendants fans and none used the mi­ The Twins, virtually to a man, 801.29. YOUR • Expediters crophone and loudspeakers dents to have scores pub- Roseboro wae trying to steal Tonight Against Baltimore • Packers )yelcomed the change, of scen­ third ba!se," Mele said. Los Angeles club’s share — i set up for them. Ushed. Full names of bowlers ery. Most sounded the same $108,801.29. The Now York Knlckerbock-^comlng off fine first year sea- I Manager Sam Mele sold battle cry as the Dodgers after In M AINTENANCE and/or teams must be National League’s shars — ers will conclude their pre-sea­ sons in the NBA—will join Tom he anticipated a "big differ­ Los Angeles bowed in the first Surgery Successful (3ola, Len CSiappell, Johnny printed. |108,#bl.29. son exhibition game schedule for: • ('arpenters • Pipe Fitters , ence” In finlrhlng the Series two games In the Twin Cities. tonight wt»n they meet the Bal­ Green, Bob Boozer, Art Hey- f American League share — BRAKES before the'home fans after Herald the morning after DETTROrr (AP) — Corrective • Electricians • Sheet Metal Mechanics Most outspoken critic of Dodg­ $108,801.28. timore BuUets at Hartford Pub­ man.^Jdhnny Egan and Em Bry. I three straight losses at Los foot Burgery on M Kaldne of the o Millwrights o Garage Mechanics SE match. er Stadium, because of Its hard lic High School at-7:30. ant against the Bullets. Angeles. Detroit TigerB was pronounced • Painters • Welders infield, was Twins coach Billy The Kplcke pHl open their The Kndcka first two draft ,4Uit Mele said he wouldn't successful Monday by Dr. Leslie Five-Game Totals I Dave DeBusschere, at 24, Martin. 20th National Baaketball Assn, selections, DaVe StaJlworth of NOW sr* ' name a starting pitcher for MltchelL Attendance—284,162. I laat year became the youngest Wlehtta and Dick, Van Arsdaie the sixth gsme until after a "Wo want to get back where Dr. Mitchell made two bone Not receipts—$2,247,889.42. campaign on Saturday evening, $10®® baaketball coach In the 20-year of Indiana, baitithng for berths workout Tuesday. we can play them on a baseball correotiona in the first and sec­ Commissioner’s share_$$$7 . when they face the Detroit Pis­ TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES history of the NBA. field,M artin Bald. ond toes of Kalins’s left foot. 183.91. ' ’ tons at Madison Square Gar­ on the 66-66 edition of the^club, AND SAVE ALL C A R S I den. aiteo will see action agalnitt Bal­ "This infield is bard as a rock The veteran outfielder has been Players’ share—$ , . . FORMAL TRAININO COURSES 888 812 81 Harry Gallatin, starting Ws timore. MOST and the sun bakes it down. And hampered oyer the pest two Minnesota club’s abare—$286.- with every brake Job we turn your 2 weeks to 92 weeks. With Pay in: u MODELS MgAM MANengSTflK eg /m m they use a 1,200-pound roller on years by the defect, which be 203.82.. ’ first full year as KnlckerbocHer Led by an-league selection A/tKINU 4 g It. That makes the infield excep­ has bad since cHUdhood. head coach, ,wlU have 10 returii- this Johnson and 6-10 W alt Bel­ •Machining • Tool,' Die and Gage Making I IN STOCK Los Angeles club’s share — lamy, Baltimore has eight play­ tionally hard. $288,203.32. tng '^^erarts from last year’e drums FREE...regular 2.50 per wbeel! I • Sheet Metal * o Pipe Making "It’s great tor them. They got Alabama coach Paul (Bear) squad on hand tor this final ers r^.uming from last year’s National League’s share — squad that finished third In the guys who have speed and can Bryant says his 1966 team is the $268,208.84. tUneUp;' WEUs Reed, Howard run. They can take advantage of Koimdvea and Jim Barnes— all W estern IMvIelan, APPRENTICE COURSES I youngest and lightest he has American LMgus’s Bhara — Mandtefttek it. Balls will go through thia in- o<^hed in 21 years. 1388,308.83. BRAKE REUNES GUARANTEED I 3 and 4 years. With Pay in: ALL FOR 30,000 MH.ES OR 1 YEAR 1965 STUDEBAKERS I Machining 0 Sheet Metal ’ Tool and Die Making • Electronics li SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS BEFORE A6s COME OUT! BRAND NEW FROM JOHNS MANVILLE S' Inclu^ding: Heater, Defroster, Oil Fil- a s l o w a s ACOUSTICAL •DECORATIVE* LUMINOUS Start NOW to build your career at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft ter. Undercoat, Padded Dash, 2-speed a ^ — _ _ _ ! ■: ' . ■ V.:'. , ■■ 4^ 'rv 1^ Wii^rs, Horn Ring, Windshield Wash- \ ■ ■ I er, Seat Belts. i|l m SKKIEICBLIIIIiS*l0l* MUFFLERS Visit the Employment Offic* Monday through Friday A CAS ntoii PAUL DODOl PONTttC 400 Main Street OPEN 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. READY TO GO! X # 9 9 li Free I East Hartford, Conn. Saturdays— 8 a.m. to 12 noon NOTHING ELSE TO RUT! ini- * L L MAKES Dsllvsrsd In Monchsttar Installafion $ y.87 An Equtd Opportunity Employer li ALL M O D ^ S .1 I (j|iiuwtte()d tor la long And Up Sm .O iit !■ t USf dUR OMR M tw p ■■ 7 0 U ei(rii your our. II Good Soherion Of BOLAND mam ' UUiSINpJ^N Pratt & Whitney P ire reft Used Studebakeri MOTORS INC. I 11 Afl A t GENERAL 'I .III' u I. vf I I ' 'f.’l .I.’.'. ! I. 3*9 CENTER STREET MUL bOMt SHbsionHd Sovin9s! Wint. Cnnfnr St. TIRE SERVICE I II RUNNING GAME TRIPPED UP—Dick Tracgwikl of the Dodwri com . TEL. 643^079 PONtlAd P h6ad<.first slide to third bag# as ha and teammate Johnny Iteeeboro triad 1S8 CENTER STv-TEL. 849-2828 ble steal. 1^ rd baseman Harman Klllebrtw of tha Twine takes the throw 87* Main Bt |L*|iqHBStHR 84^1881 makes a quick tag for out. (AP Photofax.) ^ DOM. FARETRA, B ran ch Manager L j f : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 196S PAGE ELEVEH

BaabioM Bonrtcaa THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Mak M P»lp Wntid y LITTLE SPORIS BY R0U90N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Offorod 18 FARTS MAN top opportunity In MAN TO la Idtchife Mwi ond Womtn STBPa, arosWALJai, atone ^lOOK.HACkNiy' LOOK.' WHAT HiHD OFASH- EoleX^ a growing busInaM, muat have lUghta, apply in’ flBiW , ^ UrtLM sfoKX CLASSIFIED THAVt tOOK fACK AT THt WArTIVAU.’ OHLOOK walla, (Ireplacte, flefatona ter. Our JlDVRlDINfr, axparlenes, top pay, IncanUva mando’a lUaiM ni^ HICkLITTA— • -- MAI raoaa, All concrete rapalre, O tJ H A T A & W OR A D l l t l l l r ------*7 = benefits, muat handle all parta, Ea#t WItidKir. ■ W*Mt HACKNty'f Mf AD 'SO I.R&.. Raaeonahly priced. MI-OSSl. ordering, and aalea Inventory, SBBuT^ wBAR.iTAWiyBaiiaT NRaki advertising •WlM WITH THlHd# and pricing. Rafaraneaa ra- OLA2SON OorponUon now hir­ ) ! O , 'oNaoTTHoaa ^ •mSoMMiw <1AW ^ HAROLD AND ION RubWah Re­ SHS WANTS Him quirad. Bo. Windsor Equipment ing, eeaeiwU worker#, cement \ nu^ ««3THaM tfAHNa L iK a a V t^ '^ ib ^ WLmNmM CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS finisher#, earpentcr and yard ?o r m ON Aira, aoT I aoB W coiNcipeNca*, \ OwMkgr move] — attloa, cellara and ID lOOKAfT- Co. International Harvaatar ItIdoUM BINrCWii 8 A.M. to 5 PtM. men. Steady year around work. s i / I SHONBO HIM WHO WBAR*. K «.c 80rTHaMA30R '■ yarda, weakly or monthly pick* Dealerahip. 289-$40f. CNNTTHaQAyiNHK iimw Including oompany fringe bene­ TMi Pit WTl«R CAPER W D //rSlftv* U*rMMM up. Bolton, Mancheeter vlcln. LA8-»-AFTSR aOiNf fit#. Ap|6y In person at 260 Tol­ IN -WIS m N M f f X TOOK W M /c m ^ s S* MStnor COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ity. Harold Hoar, MB-40M. T G IH a L1«RAR/R>R ■lAtaMMib* LOOKING FOR FOR A F»H HUNIWtT W N - A UllNthBMf MONDAY Thru FRIDAY lOtIO A.M.•A'TDRDAY 0 AM, land Turnpike, Mancheeter, o u r TMINKIN' HARP^ — Hrt , AaoO KO N SUBURBAN Cleaning Service. JOB SECURITY Conn. BI'(iGS BUNNY , N IB * I^J p a ta ^ / ' M MriQM NrMI SNOOaHTDFaoiMM/. Cofti VBudir Homo and offlca. Free aatl- ’Two truck drivers for lum­ ITOoliMltMW iPteT ^ PLEASE READ YOUR AD maUa. Fully Inaured. Can 04S' PART-TIME kitchen help, eve­ SURE ■ AVMt/8§UO wiliii Mihr tllr.JMkl ber and fhal oil, axcMlent nings. Must have driver’s li­ MMMUtnW MUgNI OuialfMI or ”WAnt Ad#” ore takon over tho phone u n B33D. THINS/ THILRaur MteArSM working conditions, CMS, cense. Apply In person. Chan­ ARALi oonvenlenoe. The advertiMr should rend hie nd the FOtST LAWNMOWER aharpenlng; re- Bhia Crosa, Major Medical XtMMrtkMrt 40A«MMk PAY IT APPEARS «nd REPORT ERRORS In time (or the ter Oak Restaurant, HO Char- 4IIMM«wr paira, aalea, rotor bladea Inmiranee, pension plan, ' tar Oak St. nraiiB 4«Mr.Aii8sr:iluM (BE) WFhMt«r ’’make good” ineertlon. 2098. SHfiV/AHTHIM 8:80-4:.30 p.m. only. sential. New System Laundry, y^AociPRXMr MAltoWHMiM • LMifmili MitoM . MWalSkUWiai MOrutUte UUuetdlM T0U30K.f . Harrison St, aoijr . IPriofte APPLIANCES repaired —. aH THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. tTOiaNiiiiilnl . (JBookvUle, Ton Free) nAmwpaltM MMarlMrt makes washera, refrigerators, 886 N. Main S t, Mancheatar MtaMiMt 643-2711 (reeaera, dryara, gaa and elec IT 875-3136 trie rongea. Oil bumera LARGE National concern haa^ FREE TO TRAVEL FROM 1 r r r “ r r 1 IT fif/W /figfe i n cleaned and repaired. Coama opening In Its management pro­ Appliance, <4*0066. gram, starting In sales. College EAST TO WEST (XIAST I” 14 II Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? background required. No ex­ LAND CLEARINO, tree re perience neoesaary. Unlimited 17 moval, and chain aaw work. IB II te-tg future. $180 per week to atari. Transportation furnished. 24-Hour Answering Servlee A. Michaud, 742-8096. ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN For appointment call AD8-9627 $120 weekly. Qualifica­ ^»»»»* mm> II ELEJCTROLUX vacuum clean­ or 644-0202. tions; 1. recent mgh school Free to Herald Readers graduate, 2. neat appear­ OOP.X'MaJkO V*H-BUrTWMH wmaAcruAuy SUM! PONT J ! IT1S A rRSTTY vkhymbP why iweu.,11 Want Intormatlon on one o( our cluaaKled adverttaementar No er, aalea and service, bonded Movlnir—Truddiiff— Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanteo— Male 36 MXI AOREED X KNSWMOffi IHE^NOTMINi HE TEU. /'^^■nWRIFIC THIN^ NOT ONE o r / BBCAUSa representative. Alfred Amell ing. For personal Interview TO HELP PR. ( ABOUT WHWrrM TO IT. -JUBTA MXI? ( NO/ )OOP..,ONe SHOT wtrealreapv anawer at the telephone Uatcd? Simply cnll the call. Mr. Pahner, 649-9062, 110 Bryan Dr., Manoheater, 644- Storage 20 COUNTER GIRL — for 7 p.m. FULL YI5 E now till Christmas, NOTTAaOTTK J CCTTMC INTO SHOT tNlMEi ANP VOU'RE A GBNIUaW 8-12 noon. w GENIUS r to 1 a.m. shift, 3 to 4 nights DATA PROCESSING y ~ EDWARDS 8141. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light tire service work, some ex­ trucking and package delivery. per week. Please apply Mister perience preferred Apply In TRAINEE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER K Refrigerators, washers and Donut. 268 West Middle Tpke. person, 298 Broad St., Nichole- ANSWERMO SERVICE stove moving specialty. Folding Manchester Tire, Inc. TWO STOCK clerks, grocery de­ Household Services Work experience or oollege 14 chairs lor rent. 649-0762. partment, one mornings, one - Offered 13-A not need^, excellent oppor- SECURITY OFFICERS wanted, afternoons and Saturdays. Ap­ 6494SOO - 875-2519 tunKy for a recent high U RBWEAVING of bums, moth full or part-time, must be over ply Mancheeter Public MarkeL and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear from our advertlaer In Jig holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ Painting—Papering 21 ‘‘SEWING 21 years of age, have a clean echoot graduate with above time without apendlng all evening nt the telephone. dow shades made to measure, record. We welcome retired average scholastic record. OOUNTESl MAN for meat de­ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys EX’TEIRIOR and Interior paint­ MACHINE persons In good health and able Will be trained on IBM partment, Saturdays. Apply, ing. Wallpaper books, paper­ 1401 Computer snd related Mancheeter Public Market. w n * Automobiles For Sale 4 made while you wait. Tape re­ to prove it. Call for further In­ corders lor relit. Marlow’s, 867 hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Ful­ formation between 9-8, 247-8360 daita processing equipment. 1962 OLD3MOB1LE F86 Cutlass, Main., 649-8221. ly Insured. Workmanship guar­ OPERATORS” or apply Room 207, 10 Lewis u r anteed. Leo Pelletier, 6i49-6326. MASON HELPER wanted. Call » TM N* »* ' HERALD low mileage, excellent condi­ 81., Hartford. APPLY tion. 643-9081. If no answer, 643-9043. PLEASANT WORKING 619-7406. u WANTED — Bricklayers help­ BY AL VERMEER Building—Contracting 14 FIRST NATIONAL TURRETT IjATHE Operator, PRISCILLA’S POP 4 BOX L E H E R S 1964 COMET CALIENTE — PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, CONDITIONS! ers, steady work, good salary. Interior and exterior. Paper STORES, INC. mtist be able to set up, work u Convertible, like new. Reason­ DION CONSTOUenON CO. — If mtereeted stop at 181 Union WE ONI>r' \ /" WHAT \ hanging and wall paper remov­ week 66 txmre, good pay for It For Your able. Call 649-9334. Complete building service. New erlenced help and qusU- St., Rockville or call 878-8438. PARK ft OAKLAND AVBB. PLAY FOR ) l >AJOULD ^ al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. qualified men. Machine PENNIES/// 'S2 UCALL construction, alterations or ad­ trainees wanted. EABT HARTFORD, CONN. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS Information Quality workmanship. Call Oompany Inc. Manchester. Call ■ FRIENDLY 1967 M O A, 600. Call 649-6642. ditions. Roofing, Biding, paint­ Earn as you learn, excel­ A -Variety of 643-7627. OH, IT AIN'T THE ARROWTHAT eveMngps, 527-9871. / i SEE MXI P O N T 'THE HB3RALD will not ing, etc. 648-4882, 643-0895. lent fringe beneflte for aU. I HAVE MUCH FAITH BOTHER* ME -- IT'S JUST THAT TRUCK DRIVER and stock ~ > IW yOUR PAL’S HE SPEMP5 SO MUCH TIAAE disclose the Identity of INTERIOR and exterior paint FIRST CI.A8S mechanic, must 1967 FORD — 2 - door station QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, GOOD clerk, full time, apply In per­ _ I AVUUCSMAN-1 AIMIN’, ITAAAKESME NER' any advertiser using box Ing, wallpaper removed, fully have own tools, top wages and VOU* AN’SHAKY/ THIS IS dormers, porches, bsisements son. Alcar Auto Parts, 226 SHIP/ t l letters. Readers answer­ wagon, V-8, automatic trans­ Insured. Rene Belanger, 648- MANCHESTER MODES full benefits. Call Mr. Harris. PER p r o t e c t io n f r o m reflnished, cabinets, built-lns, Spruce St. FAU.IN’APPLES/ ing blind box ads who mission, <196, Call 649-6290. 0812 or 644-0804. JOBS 649-4671. desire to protect their fprmica, aluminum, vinyl, PINE ST., MANCHESTER Identity can follow this- FORD 1967 Falrlane 500, top steal, ceramo siding. William INSIDE and outside painting. NOW! COULD $80 per week cloee the procedure: mechanical condition, radio, Robbins Carpentry Service, You name your own price. gap between Income sind out­ Ekiclose your reply to the heater, new tires, beat offer. 649-8446. Special rates for homeowners WE NEED a bookkeeper, auto­ PRODUCTION CONTROL going? IS hours weekly on part- 289-6690. motive experience helpful but at time bases could be flexible. box In an envelope — CARPENTRY — Concrete steps, 68 or over. 649-7868, 875-8401. addressed to the Classi­ not necessary. Apply to Mr. stock room attendant, pre­ Call 626-6686 or 644-0202. fied Manager, Manchester 1986 DESOTO Flredome, good floors, hatchways, remodeling PAINTING, exterior and In­ Gorin at Gorin Sports Car Cen­ P&WA vious experience helpful, or Evening Herald, together running condition, <180. Call porches, garages, closets, cell terior, paperhanging, wallpa­ ter, Route 83, Talcottvllle, .Training with pay TRUCK DRIVERS with a memo listing the 649-8920. Ings, attics finished, rac rooma per removed, dry wall work. Conn. .Advancement Potential high school graduate. Ap­ Ebqwrienced truck driveni, companies you do NOT formica. No Job too small. D ft Reasonable rates. Fully In­ .Excellent Wages ply personnel department, some trailer experience nec­ want to see your letter. 1959 FORD — 4-door station D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. NURSES AID — 3-11, full time WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE sured. Free estimates. 849-9688, . Liberal Benefits Iona Mfg. Co., Regent SL, essary. Union shop, vacsi- Your letter will bo de­ 'wagon, V-8, automatic trans' Joseph P. Lewis. and part-time. 91 Chestnut St. tlon pay, hospitalization. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, Manchester. stroyed if the advertiser is mission, power steering, <296. 649-4519. Immediate openings for exper­ Cell for appointment. one you’ve mentioned. If siding, painting. Carpentry. A1 THAT WAS Call 649-6290. ienced and Inexperienced peo­ CONN. BI-PROT)UCTS not it will be handled in teratlons tmd additions. Ceil­ TRANSCRIP'nONIST — Edi­ PAiNLESS/, /•' lamL Floor Finishing 24 ple. 649-3666 the usUal manner. 1960 CHEVROLH3T—348 engine ings. Workmanship guaran son Voicewriter. Applicant DISHWASHER wanted. Apply f.vKi/fc 336 horse power, 4 speed trani(- teed. 299 Autumn St. 643<4860. FLOOR SANDINQ^and reflnjsh . should have recent experience Visit the EJmployment Office Fkmo's Restaurant or call M8- PART-TIME sales, Manchester- ing (specializing in older mleslon, many extras. 640-4886. and be capable of typing fast 400 Main Street 0468. Rockville area, days. Good op­ *Uwas Just thinking, Dr. Murdock, how oonw you know Lost and Fonnd 1 CARPENTRY — 82 years eX' floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Blast Hartford, Conn. 1968 DODGE — 4-door sedan and accurately for our newly portunity. Hartford 622-9139. M muoh about ain?’* perlence. Ceilings and floors ing; Ceilings. Paperhanging. installed central dictation Open— LOST — Black and white motor and body. In good condl tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga No job too small. John Ver- equipment. A new position with Monday through Friday OAREEH Opportunity with ex­ female Pointer Setter, tlon, $100. Call 643-4230 after Newspaperboy rages, additions, attics fin­ fallle, 649-5760. a real opportunity for advance 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. panding nationally known com­ "FVeckles” large black spot on 4 p.m. te-n. ished, remodeled, concrete ment for the ambitious and In Saturday—8 a.m. to 12 noon pany. Prefer married man with rump. Resembles Dalmatian. J' work. No job too small. Imme telllgent candidate. Permanent Counselor good educational background. •/.Y'l I'.WV SSSsSti Vernon, 646-0360. 1989 DODGE — 4-door sedan Business Opportunity 28 WILLIAM TELL OVERTURB • NMNHiAte Coronet, $260. CaU 649-8618 af dlate estimates. 643-2629. position in new office away OPPORTUNITIES Start in sales, leading to re­ USED CAR LOT for sale or PRATT sponsible management posi­ FOUND — Pair of glasses on ter 8 p.m. CEILING AND WALL renova from city congestion. Generous BEN CASEY lease. Will consider active tion in short time. $128 per chain at Country Club, Satur­ tlons and repairs, sheet rock fringe benefits including profit Available in Our 1964 GHETVELLE Mlalibou. Super partner. Inquire Thomas OoIIa, WHITNEY week to start. Tor Interview, day evening. Call 643-2609 eve­ and plaster repaired. Ceramic sharing and educational e l s sI s - Manchester Circulation Sport, fully equipped, jwwer 251 Broad Street. Phone 643- call AD 3-9627 or 644-0202. n r PRS.CASE/ANP nings. tile Installed. 10 years expert tance plan. Loctite Oorp., 706 steering, 10,000 miles, like new 9216. AIRCRAFT Office USTH WONT WANT ME TO TAKE Any- ence. Free estimates. Special North Mountain Rd., Newlfig- LOST r— 8 month old part an­ $2,100. Call 876-4824 or 649-0319 Dl’vislon of United Aircraft WANTEJD — Experienced fuel THWG BUT ASPIRIN,YET, UNTIL rates for home owners. 649- ton. Duties consist of working ’ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL gora kitten. White with black Oorp. oil truck driver. Good hours, NEUROIOSICM. TESTS ARE 9262. Money to Loan 29 with our newspaperboy or­ spots and black tall, double ROOM and board for woman In ganization In the Manches­ good pay, many benefits. Ap­ MAPE...I...iM06K/ 1966 BUICK Special,’ sedan, $76. An equal opportunity employer fore paws. Highland Park sec­ CABINET WORK, formica coun­ A FRESH START W i l l lump exchange for sitting with con­ ter area, in the servicing of ply In person. Cooperative OU Call alter 3 p.m., 643-8269. Oo., 316 Brood. tion, Spring St. 643-8764 after 8. ters, rec rooms, remodeling. your debts into one easy pay­ valescent five days a week. EXPERIEH'ICED Carpenter, present subscribers and the Quality work. Reasonai^Ie pric­ ment. If you have equity in Call 643-7446 after 5. selling of our newspaper LOST —■ Small cat, male, yel 1954 CHEVROLET, 2-door se steady work. H. C. Hutchinson property, call Frank Burke to to prospective subscribers. dan, completely modified en es. FYee estimates. Call 649- WOMAN WANTED — steady ft Son, 643-5373. TOOL & GAGE MAKERS low with white markings, vicin' discuss ways and means. Con­ gihe, for street or strip. Call 6988. work, 6-day week. Apply New (ty Bolton LAke, 643-7298. necticut Mortgage Exchange, BUS DRIVERS,'experienced on Applicant must be qualified 649-9476, 649-1964. System Laundry, Harrison St. JIG BORE OPERATORS 16 Lewis St., Hartford, 246- truck or bus for school routes to work with youth, be a high school graduate with a 1960 OLD8MOBILE in good con 8897. WANTED — Dependable sitter In South Windsor, better than Top rates, overtime, ail benefit# Announcements 2 Roofing—Siding 16 good driving record (auto­ ditlon, regular gas, stick shift, while mother works, Buckley- average pay. Apply Post Road plus profit sharing. one owner. Call 644-0011. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ mobile furnished) and live IWA6JUSnE/W)NG.HL HOLIDAY HOUSE, Cottage BIDWELL HOME Improvement Green area, variable hours. Stages, 644-8731. Street. New concept In retire­ Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ limited funds available for sec­ in the Manchester are*. SEETOti tATER,RAMONv| Call 649-3993. WANTED — part-time gas sta­ Manchester Tool & Design «<3' ment living, RN on duty, Near, tions, additions and remodel ond mortgages, payments to Must have military dutlM •CAML buses, churches and shopping. Trucks—Tractors 5 ing of all types. ExceUent suit your budget. Expedient EDCPSSUEINCED salespersons, tion attendant, experienced behind him. ISO Hartford Rd., Mancheeter MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Reasonable rates. For informa­ workmanship. 649-6405. service. J. D. Realty, 648-8129. women’s wearing apparel, 3, preferred, references neces­ 649-5263 BUZZ SAWYER ONE HALF ton pick-up trick, sary, hours morning 8-1. See We offer pleasant working BY ROY CRANE tion call 649-2388. 1960 Ford, Model FlOO. Good 4 and 5 day week. Apply conditions (inside and out­ Tweed’s, 773 Main St. Mr. Sloan, Esso Service Cen­ condition, $825. 649-1768. Private Instructions 32 side work), paid vacations, MEN FOR FIRST rtrlft factory IVjERE ANP-nCRC A HOUSE IS AFIRE... H ie P K M » He 7HB^Hie6AND^\ec:(3e LADIES — Brack shampoo, <6. Roofing and Qilmneys 16-A ter, Route 83, Vernon. W BUT THERK NO WATER. OOUNTBIR CLERKS wanted for pension plan, annual sal­ work. Mechanical experience WA$VCURB06Sl5 w s e e N T /N / ATLSAerietpyAizoB per gallon. In plastic contain 1958 CHEVROLET Paneled ROOFING — Specializing re­ MUSIC TEACHER with B.S E. dry cleaning store, part or full MAN WANTED to work In lum­ ary Increases commensu­ preferred. Apply HJeetem Boil­ eMBAWBBXlEp. CXTTCFA CANO WAR era. Russell's Barber Shop, truck, call 643-8769 after 8 p.m. pairing roofs of aU kinds, new degree In music. Will give pri­ time, steady employment. Ap­ ber yard, must have driver’s rate with ability aiKl an op­ er Oo., 99 Loomis 8t., Manches­ ICTQAMA^OOr/? yeeoTM O oe Oak and Spruce. Raasona.ble. roofs,, gutter work, chimneys vate piano instructions, my ply One Hour Martlnlzlng, 299 license. Davis ft Bradford Lum­ portunity to work with the ter. p ta iw cem m cleaned, repaired. Aluminum home. 646-0314, ENROLL NOW — Winter course West Middle Tpke. ber Oo., 200 Tolland St., East nation’s oldest and New HI6l(a3N&. siding. 80' years’ experience. In. oar care, Tuesday nights Trailers— ATTENTION Tractor Trailer Hartford. England’s fastest growing MECHANIC — Chrysler pro- Free estimates. CaU Howley, Rm. 149, 7 p.m., Manchester Mobile Homes 6-A Trainees. Men 19 and over are KB’YPUNCH Operators, alpha newspaper. duots, experience preferred Imt High School. Learn all about 643-6361, 644-8333. and numeric experience, full- not eesenUal. Ap^y In person needed at once to train for Apply Monday — Friday your oar and save money, <2 TRAILER—50x10’, 2 bedrooms, high paying jobs as Tractor- time, 6 p.m. ? 2:30 a.m. Ap­ to service manager or Mr. registration fee. color-cued appliances, beauti­ Heatihg and Plumbing 17 Trailer Drivers if qualified. ply Manchester Memorial Hos­ TOOL DESIGNERS 10 A.M. — 3 P.M, Ghorches, 80 Oakland St., Man­ ful condition, set-Up In Storrs Earnings $200. per week sal­ pital, Data Processing, after chester. trallor park. 27 Hill Pond Dr., M ft- M Oil Service, plumbing 6:30 p.m., see Mrs. Conklin. Personals ary and up. Many jobs availa­ DETAILERS Storrs. (Jensen's). and heating, residential, com ble. Budget plan available also. HARTFORD O mercial and industrial, no job SCHOOLDAYS could be your CHECKERS RIDER WANTED, West side to For details phone 249-7771, any­ golden dollar days. Make thase Pearl St. Hartford, 8-4:10. 649- too small, 640-2871. time. Only school licensed by Auto Driving .School 7-A extra hours pay you extra dol­ Top rates, overtime, all benefit# COURANT LOAM and 2SUtiSUS2U8flUSfiL |t 1272. Registry of Motor Vehicles and MR. HAMMOND. ROOM 28 DRIVING Instructions — Homo ROLAND Plumbing and Heat lars the AVON way. Look Into plus profit sharing. T Ing Company. Your plumbing, accredited. this excellent earning oppor­ FIELD STONE HICKEY FINN CAPTAIN EASY plck-up, reasonable rates, teen­ 808 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER BY LANK LEONARD BY LESLIE TURNER Automobiles For Sale 4 age classes. Special attention heating and remodeling prob tunity today. Our new Christ­ Long range programs. TRUCK DRIVER. Apply Wil­ C A U ART PINNEY to nervous and elderly. Serv­ lems con be quickly solved by Help Wanted—Female 35 mas Gift catalogues are more '8902 CHEVROLET Nova II, liam Peck Lumber, 2 Main St„ XAMISr LOOKUPA ing Manchester and surround­ caUing 648-4623. beautiful than ever. Show them 6 4 9 ^ 7 7 2 VeiflMelREHAVMaiT ITHATKM-AMDANCE, . ______W j3pOJ i^ w u wrai , iMuyiitop, standard, excellent LADY FOR LOCAL retail store, Manchester. ATTKELOPflCHAa coRMiy-ANosHEif jrvtN tm L aULOSISTM ALMMAil ypu WW TO mXOMtfitK ing townSf ' call Manchester and they will sell for you. Call MANCHESTER TOOL SUHMiVHyMOrOOIMI V »TTiR,M#yi miBKKmTO oondlUon. $1,200. Call Earl BOTn — plumbing and heat' full • time, neat appearance. 289-4922. ANOWEARC WONOeRMOIFVOU'O, Driving Academy, 742-7249. AND DESIGN, INC. AU9N01 ITMOUin a n v m o r d coMaiiJi Toft. 643-2711 or 568-0283. Ing, repairs, alterations, eleC' . Call 643-4720. SINOARWSONOS/ OMRTOUUPl trie and gas hot water heat- GET MY FREE catalog, earn MASAxwiar MypsMti-naa HARTFORD ROAD 649-6263 taCATTIMM, iM&BD GAR7 Your credit tum- Motorcycles—Bicycles IJ era, (rae estimates. CaU 643- DOMESTIC and bnbysl/tisr — $80, $100 — even more in name TOP DOUAR PAID I ' ed down? Short on down p«y- 1(96. V want 32 hour work week, Man­ brand merchandise. Help your MAN W ANTED 2 ' BUntr Bankrupt? ReposseS- 1968 HONDA 56 - - excellent con­ chester area, will discuss pay, friends shop at home. Write FOR CLEAN CARS ' 'alonT Don’t despair I See Hon- dition, electric starter, original call 246-6668. me,' Alice Williams, Popular MALE HELP wanted for up­ To work In retflii store. eet.'Douglak. inquire about loW- cost $906. JEWU for $210. CaU Radio—TV Repair holstery factoryr Apply Old Col­ AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity a u b Plan. Dept. N804, Lyn- Sollmsnt Motors Selling experience help­ Mt down, smallest payments Services 18 649-8461. ■ /' ______for a career In a local doctor's brook, N.Y. I ony Oo., Hilliard St. 867 OAKLAND STREET ful. Paid holidays, 5'/a- ( enywheM. No small loan or fi­ CONNIE’S TV and kadio Serv- office, liours are from 9:30 a.m, day week. V nance company plan. Dougla# WINDOW CLEANER — must Busijfiess Bervlces ^ ice, available all hours.. SaUs- to 2:30 p.m. fiva day# a week. I Motors, 883 Main. Help Wanted—Male 36 be experienced and reliable. ’ ^Offered - 18 faction guaranteed,. CaU ^9- Applicant need not. .have pre- 40 Oak St., Manchester. 649- A pply I ISM CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 1316. ’vlous'.experlence but,.#hould be EXPERIENCED carpenter with 8334. t Ha v e t im e — wUl .work, odd a good typist, neat and accur­ finish experience. Also, car­ AUTOMATIC BUSH HARDWARE I blunder, 4-door, standard ahifi, jobs our specialty. Will do most OH! DO WE WORRY! 11 penter’# helper. Call Glaston­ ; 1176. CaU 649-4393. ate in her work and able to AUTO MECHANIC, part - time anything. Call us. 648-2097. Television Repair# moot tho public. References bury, 633-5886, days; after 6 afternoons, experienced tune- TRANSMISSION CO. Radio Repairs call 643-5803, Jehn R. Wenner MR. /^ERNATHY 1 ^ CADILLAC — excellent both personal tuid business re­ ups, muffler, tire installations, BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES SHARPENING Service — Saws, gren Co. BY LEFP and^BkWILLIAMS u condition, throughout. Price Antenna Installations quired. Write ^ox N, Herald. and light repairs. 681 Main St. TROUBLE? knives, axes, shears, skates, Satisfaction Guaranteed may be financed, call between WITH OUR grand opening of roUry blades. Quick service. ED BISKS, TECHNICIAN t m ocn WI^IDOf/rKNOW/ABERNRlH// ^ PAW AN' f. J. MUBT 6-8 p.m. 649-8848. our home freezer department, ELBCTTRICAN’S >elper, ex­ -A- F R I iMWNDOFBUSy. AFTtR WE RETURN ■VERY DIVE ^ Capitol Equipment Co., 88 MOVE OUT THROUOH WITHTH' (SOLD Bantley Service Center opening soon, we need 2 ex­ perienced, call 644-ii-1429 after Ar A ll T y p M HAS ITB RISKS. «ACK 1 9 6 8 XSflpVROLET — 6 cyUn- Mein St., Manchester. Hours DEMONSTRATE TOYS THE NARROWS. THAT') CpiNG, X WANt 833 MAIN ST. 649-8247 perienced meat cutters, . top 6 p.m. MR.FRISSBR gjf-.BtPOW dar, radio, automatic transmis­ dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9. Satur­ -A B u d g e t T m i d s WANTED ...."RE m OTART YOU T'JOIN MB ' wages, excellent opportunity. sion, 18,000 original miles, ex­ day 7-4. 648-7988. ★ A ll W o r k TRAILING 'EM. Work Now Until Xmas Apply In person. Western Beef Clean, Late Model cellent condition. Must be seen, Millinery, Dressmaking 19 W 8 Z 9 5 5 DON’T USE YOUR car as a EARN $100 A WEEK Marl, Tolland Tpke., Manches Guoraiif««d 11,470. Coll 648-4607 after 6. truck, for moving rubbish dis­ FOR ALTERA’nONS neatly and FOR 15 HOURS WORK ter. O N iY USED CARS rearonably done In my home, io n CHEIVROLET 4-door etiutlon posal, odd jobs, call Dick, 648- call 648-8760. Car Necessary — Call Tod#y FULL — TIMB oil truck driver, 2 MORE DAYS Manehaster ‘ Top Pricea Paid wagon, ‘6 cylinder automatic 9906, After 6 p.m. 1-673-3466 or 1-673-3^07 or experienced preferred. Apply For AU Makes transmission, power brakes, In LADIES AND GENTS ouatom TO SEE typewriters — Standard Evenings 1-673-0829 In person to Mr. Hill, Vernon Tranimltsion Odo } excellent oonditlan. 'Call 649- tailoring and alterations. CaU and aleottic. Repaired, over­ n4S-2264. A. lo'vlne, 189 Wood­ Oil Oo„ Route 83, Vernon. 7 O L C O Tt STREET CARTER CHEVROIJT 6290. hauled, rented/ Adding ma­ ««t h e land St. A’lTBNTION Tractor Trailer (REAR 634 ODNTER 8T.) C O .. INC. CHEVROLiET 1968 Nomad, V-8, chines ranted and repaired. PAR'MXMB saleslady for bak­ Pickup and delivery service. ery counter. Apply if. bakery Trainees. Bee our- ad under MANCHESTER 1229 Main St. BtwUon wagon, too many oars Private InitruoUons, Clualflca- TUNED CAR” IB drtvswior. 648-T068 a«er 6 Yale xypewrlt#r Bervtoe, MB- department, Mancheeter Fub- f k o M 64ie0022 Phone M9.S2M ho Market. tlon 81. p.m. 4986. Read Herald Ads. 4 I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1965 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1966 PAG15 TWELVE HouMfi For Sal* 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Suburban For Salt 75 Wmntod—Real Eitata 77 BuiihMM Locfttion*— i r v i BEDROOM CMonlal, Hebron Vernon HouMhold Goodi ApartmenUh—Flat*— MANCHESTER - conveniently WAPPING — Immaculate i VERNON — 8 room home on Ui-nNCB WANTED For per­ Events MANCHESTER — Rookledge, Lakewood Orolc area, formal Teneminta see if an accurate survey map You Get 5 Pc. Dinette Set. ment, with refrigerator, stove, tial sections, close to 643-5020. in desirable Center area, flre­ Bmington The Tolland Volunteer Fire Cross College Library, at the Some uninvited guests had able, buyer must move. Call Agency 649-8464. 649-5306 John P. Mdhr, aaslstant to of the Lake St. school site can You Get a New T.V. for *59. air conditioner, and disposal, ROCKVILLE — Iliree room schools, etc. The asking placed living room, 1% baths, Department anaawered a total University of Connecticut. themselves a party at the El­ Help Wanted— 649-7728. apartment, stove, refrigerator, ROOMY 6% room spilt, 1% FTBI Director J . Eklgar Hoover, be found, before it takes fur­ You Get Accessories. all utilities, for appointment (XILONIAL — 11% rooms, 3% price on each has been *17,- MANCHESTER — Spacious 8 family kitchen, loaded with SCENIC ViEW of 116 calls during Us 1964-65 Douglas Library Is closed to­ lington Ridge Country Club last Male or Female 37 heat and electricity Included, 600. but the owners are baths, garage, shaded patio, fiscal year; they included — told a House Appropriations ther action. THE AMAZING Blue Lustre Free 2, 9x12 Rugs. call 649-9404. 649-9644. baths, living room 30x16, stone room Bkigllsh Colonial, 4-bed- pine cabinets, dishwasher, etc., day, Columbus Day. nlght--at the club’s expense. *110. Rowe and Rowe Realty, fireplace, 6 acres of land, out­ very anxious to dispose of trees, large lot, only *17,800. bMement garage, rear poroh, dwellings and buildings, 16; Voter Making subcommittee that the money Dr. Raymond E. Rmasdell, WAITRESSES and waiters will leave your upholstery Free 34 Pc. Dlnnerware Set. rooms, 1% baths, den, rec Compare the value In thla But, although they drank FIVE ROOM FLAT, third floor, 876-3167. buildings, *31,600. Phllbrick them before cold weather Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 849- partially finished rec room. A woods and grass, 40; emergen­ The board of admission of would be used to expand train­ superintendent of schools, re­ wanted, part - time and full­ beautifully soft and clean. ' Free Plastic Slipcovers. room, garage. Hayes Agency. 7-room split level, family three bottles of liquor and rifled newly decorated, available Agency, 649-8464. sets In. Bath and a half In 5324. lot of house for *19,900. Hayes cies, 7; vehicles, 16; town electors will be in session this ing facilities at Quantlco, Va. ported to the board that some time, experience necessary in Rent electric shampooer. *1. *10 DOWN — THAT’S ALL 646-0181. room, 2 full baths, fire­ the change box In the cigarette food and liquor. Call Mrs. Can- now, *80. Call 643-8118. each house, fireplace, full Agency, 646-0131. dump, 12; mi.ssing persons. 1; evening In the Hebron town of­ When congressmen suggested space has been gained at the Olcott Variety Store. PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT Wanted To Rent 68 OFV PORTER ST. — 6 room place, buiH - Ins, garage, Skinner Road Sch^l by consol-; machine, they missed a cache of field, 3 p.m. - 1 a.m., 643-9731. LARGE EXECUTIVE Ranch, basements. false alarms, 3; mutual aid, 21. fice building from 6 to 8 p.m. that the proposal didn’t qualify ASK FOR CARL 4*^ ROOM, nearly new, 2 fam­ Cape, shaded comer lot, MANCHESTER — spacious 7 panoramic view. A quality Idatlng some classes. 1 m o n e y hidden in the club s dln- ORDERS TAKEN for hand 247-0358 Or 527-9036 WANTED single house available rooms, modem kitchen with all BOLTON - NEWLY painted TTie department has in.stalled to administer the electors’ oath as an amergency, Mohr quickly TUTOR' for remedial reading ily, attractive, spacious, sepa­ 1. A rsuich at 61 Alice Dr. screened breezeway, oversized room Colonial 1% baths, fire­ home for only *21,900. made pine cone wreaths, *16. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT on option to buy. Call 648-3323 bullt-lns, dining room, two fire­ room Colonial, paneled living’ a new telephone and alarm sys­ to those found qualified. Na­ pointed to President Johnson’s Flve third grade classes have log room, for third grader. Call 643-2834 rate oil burner, parking. Avail­ garage, 38 Grandview St. Call place, wall to wall carpeting, been consolidated into four, and Stale police report that the Can be seen ait 120 West Cen­ If you have no means of trans­ mornings. places, 2% baths, family room, room with fireplace, built-in tem. turalization papers should be special crime message. anytime before 2:46 and after able now. 643-6030, 649-7277, 2. A Cape at 74 Harlan St. owner 649-0431, bullt-lns, two car garage. Own­ four sixth"' grade claaaes into 1 elub was broken into through ter St., or call 646-0067. portation, I’ll send my auto for two car garage wooded lot, kitchen, 3 generous bedrooms, The department also voted to presented by naturalized citi­ It said; State and local en­ 6:30. 247-3636. er. 643-8832. three. The number of pupils In i the rear door to the dining room you. No obligation. On display *29,600. Phllbrick Agency 649- MANCHESTER — This 6 room 1% baths, oil hot water heat, Colli &L Wagner start a radio sinking fund, to re­ zens. forcement agencies must have 20 P ER CENT off personalized WANTED — Two, Uiree or four each room was 18 to 20 before some time last night, FULL-TIME luncheonette work­ at Main Store. THREE ROOMS for rent with 8464. house has not been sold yet, NEW 8 room Ral.sed Ranch, in garage, 160x800 lot. Wolverton place the old two-way radio Congregational Notes additional training and technl- Christmas cards. Nutmeg stqll garage. Call 643-2322. T. J. CROCKETT 643-9068 875-3396 V the move. Ramsdell said, and is A llq\ior cabinet and cigarette er with grill experience. W. T. heat, stove, *80. monthly. In­ prestige neighborhood, near Agency. Realtors 649-2813. equipment currently In use. The Mr. Robert Price, who oc^ Clal assistance from the federal Country Store, Rte. 6, Andover. HUGE KITCHEN, birch cahl- come and see if you can tell now around 26 to 28. As a re- machine were broken into, Grant Co.. Parkade, Manches­ A—L-B—E—R—T’—S quire 32 Church St. parkway, 2% baths, fireplace, increase In the amount of money cupled the F irst Congrega government." Open daliy and Saturday 10 nets, dishwasher, screened REALTOR. 643-1577 us why not, only, *11,900. Ever­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Beautiful VERNON — 6% room Ranch, suit, some classes that had been cigars and candy was strewn ter. 43-45 ALLYN STREET Houses l*'or Sale 72 bulll-ins, paneled family room, budgeted for equipment was tlonal Church pulpit Sunday, At present, the FHl academy a.m. - 6 p.m., Sunday 1 a.m.- porch, 6% room Colonial, 1% ett Agency, 640-8538, 643-2066, 8 room Colonial, almost new 1% baths, 16x21 paneled fam­ moved out of the school have about, and three bottles of OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 DUPLEX — 6 rooms, garage, builders sacrifice at, *20,500. necessary to re^aoe a large had this for his sermon theme; trains about 200 state and local u p.m. Call 228-3237. DUPLEX 6-6, In central Man­ baths, Manchester. Reduced to 649-4966. 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, living ily room, sundeck, recreallor been moved back in, re.sulllng' liquor were consumed at the APPLICATIONS are being tak­ oil furnace, connections for ap­ IMMACULA’TB 6 room Call 643-9133. amount of hose and other equip­ “Be a Christian Actually and police officers a year. en for full-time department WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, pliances. Adults preferred. In­ chester, 3-bedrooms each side, *19,900. Hutchins Agency, room, dining room, kitchen, room, walkout basement, wall in other shifts elsewhere In the I har, police say. BABY CARRIAGE, Bassinet, Shaped Ranch, with 20 mile EXTRA LOT — 6 room Cape ment which Is “rather old and Then Do What Comes Natural­ manager and sales people, 8 apartment size, with freezer quire 21 Fairfield St. good condition, 2-car garage. Realtors, 649-6324. rec room, all built-ins in kitch­ to wall carpeting, 100x250 well school system. i Although the vandals emptied bathinette, sterilizer, nip and view. Garage, rec room, im^ with extra lot of record for outdated.” ly”. Silence OK'd days Including Saturday. W. T. compartment, excellent condi­ Priced to sell. Wesley R. Smith, en, 2-car attached garage, am­ landscaped grounds, fabulous The board last night ap- the coin boxes on the cigarette nap, miscellaneous baby equip­ ORIGINAL owners offer this 5% mediate occupancy, *16,300. only. *12,900. Everett Agency, . MANCHESTER The sinking fund account bal­ The Women’s Fellowship will S.ecurity Silence: The Army Grant Co., Parkade, Manches­ tion. Call 643-6001 after 6. Realtor, 643-1567. esite drive. Shown by appoint­ 400 range, esinifnable 4% per proved lea.ses or rental agree- machines, they ml.ssed about ment, good condition, reason­ room Ranch, with big kitchen, Pasek Realty, 289-7475 or 742- 649-8538, 643-2966, 649-4966. ance as of Sept. 15 was *513.11, install new officers tomorrow has decided that In certain cir­ ter. 464 MAIN ST. — 3 rooms, *86. ment. Call 643-1038, 522-8688. cent mortgage, early occu­ cumstances the denial or revo­ ments for the use of three non- *150 in cash that was hidden able. 649-1296. SALE — Antiques, mahogany RANCH — Large family sized bar and dining area, 3 good 8243. TWO-FAMILY which want toward the pur­ evening at 8 In the Smlth-Gel- Call 643-2426, 9-5. 607 WOODBRIDGE St. — 8 bed­ pancy. Upper teens. 875-8037. cation of a security clearance school classroom areas, at the elsewhere in the room. WANTEJD — man or woman, desk, Yost typewriter. Refrig­ kitchen, large ll'vlng room with sized bedrooms, wall to wall IX — Bolton Center — Choioe chase of the new tank truck. lert Lounge. There will also be ‘NEVER USED anything like MANCHESTER — Near high room Ranch, garage, screened need not be explained to the in­ Vernon Grange hall, the Ver- State Trooper Robert Kelly Is man preferred, to drive school erator, dishwasher, wing chair. BENTLY SCHOOL area—clean fireplace, 8 bedrooms, rec carpet in bright living room, 4% and 3 room apartments, location L-shaped Ranch, large The total budget for the fire an opportunity for the women it,” say users of Blue Lus-1 school, cozy 8-room Cape, fire- porch, located on bus line. Im­ dividual concerned. non Congregational C h u r c h I Investigating the break. bus noons and afternoons. 644- 31 Summit St., garage en­ 5 room flat, garage. Wesley room, house in immaculate oversized 2-car garage, 150x100 fine "rA-l® heat­ living room with fireplace, Rham District department increa.sed from *7,- to choose from three samples tre for cleaning carpet. Rent placed 11-vlng room, large kitch­ mediate occupancy, reasonably The certain circumstances, trance, anytime. R. Smith, 643-1667. condition, completely remod­ lot, selling below appraisal at ing, h lg o V ^ L L y e mort­ kitchen haa built-in stove and 975 for the 1964-65 year to *24,- of the silverware pattern that 1902. electric shampooer, *1. The en, aluminum siding, only *15,- priced. Call owner, 649-7660. eled inside and out, *18,900. *16,400. Wolverton Agency, gage, 2-car garage, nice oven, ceramic tiled bath, full 985 for the 1965-66 fiscal year. the Fellowship plans to pur­ said a spokesman, would re­ Sherwin-Williams Co. NICE 3-room apartment, heat, 600. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Fhllbrick Agency, 649-8464. Realtors, 649-2813. yard, *21,900. basement, over one acre of Parents Receive This Includes a *13,200 appro­ chase. volve around the “national in­ Situations Wanted— Wanted—^I'o Buy 58 stove, and refrigerator fum- St. Peter's Note* terest.’’ He didn’t define the MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, land. Built In 1964, perfect coh- priation tor-a -new-truck, and nished, *90. Adults only. Call First Newsletter Flowers on the altar of St. “national Interest." Female 38 LIVING ROOM chair WANTED — Partitioned or lead' WARANOKE ROAD 3 bedrooms. Immaculate condi­ NOTICE diUon. Selling for *19,600. Call *500 for the radio sinking fund. 643-6802, 649-6205. RHAMbllnga, the first issue Peter’s Episcopal Church, Sun­ A decision to remain silent red, *17. 643-1440. ed glass, electric table lamps, MANCHESTER J.D. R EA LT Y Co. the R. F. Dimock Oo., 649-5245. Neither of these items was In­ DRIVEWAYS •KNOWLEIXIABLE woman who tion. fireplace, must be sold. OF ADOPTION of a newsletter from John F. cluded In last year’s budget. day, were g;lven by Mr. and would have to be made by the . enjoys children desires to care also kerosene lamps. Call 523- SUBLEASE: New three room Nine rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 full Owner moving Into new home, Parking Areas e Oaa Stations s Basketball Courts (XILLIER'S 24 ■volume encyclo­ Excellent value in this 6 OF ORDINANCE 643-5129 VERNON — Close to Manches­ Canavan, principal of the Dis­ Other increases include a Mrs. Gardiner Rawson, In undersecretary of the Army, '■ for one or more in her home. 5871. apartment, through June, with baths, prime location. *16,500. J . D. Realty 643-6129, In accordance with the pro­ pedia, with 10 volumes junior room Colonial home that ter line, this 5% room Ranch trict 8 H i^ School to parents | hike from *450 to *1,000 for memory of Maymie Rawson and this could be appealed ei­ ' Now Booking for Seasonal Work appliance^ and heat, parking. 649-3877. visions of Chapter 3, Section 9, C ' 643-4770. offers a 12x24 living room, Mead. ther within the department or classic, 2 volume dictionary Available Nov. 1. 649-2216. features attached garage, built- of Rhom students, came to lights and telephone; *780 to and bookcase, ten months old. Wanted—To Buy 58 formal dining room and a J. CROCKETT, Realtor EAST SIDE in oven and range, central air- families In Hebron, Andover and *960 for Insurance; *1,100 to Acolytes serving Sunday through the courts. roomy kitchen with knotty VhfMortga^ on ^ adoption by SPECIAL VACATION-TIME PRICES -WILL care for child week days Asking *270. 649-3320. NEW THREE ROOM all electric 643-1577 Just listed — 2 year old conditioning, remarkable value Marlborough a few days ago. *3,170 for equipment and *100 were Donald Cole, Henry Dom- WE BUY and sell antique and pine cabinets, 3 larg;e bed­ n ovemizS Boa;d^of Director _of__the Ranch, 125x150’ lot, beauti­ A Ita expressed Intent Is to im­ prowski and Robert Keefe. The All Work Personally Supervised. We are 100% Insured. in my home. Call 843-8437. Garden Apartments, new stove MANCHES'iDR 6 room Ranch, with at *16,200. Colli Wagner, 648- to *200 for line officers’ ex­ Fifty common household prod­ ITHACA 12 gauge shotgun, sin­ used furniture, china, glass, sll rooms, tiled baths with Town of Manchester, Connecti­ St. Peter’s Boys Club will meet and refrigerator, choice of col­ brand new, aluminum siding garage c , area of ful condition, 3 bedroom.s, 9088, 875-3396. prove the program at the school penses. ucts can be poisonous to young WOULD LIKE to take care of gle shot, lever action, highest ver, picture frames, old coins, enclosed fixtures, fireplace, cut, October 5, 1965, of an ordi­ Friday, Oct. 15, from 7 to 8 ors, *90 per month, no lease. and brick, full cellar, large lot, fine homes. Leonard Agency ba'th and a half, oversized by providing closer communica­ The new budget was ap­ children, according to a report DEMAIO BROTHERS ^ children in my home. Please offer. 649-3826. guns, pewter, scrap gold, combination windows, well nance as follows: kitchen, "Tobacco Valley" VERNON — Lovely 3 bedroom p.m. In Phelps Hall, for all who Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- garage, sliding glass doors sep- Realtors, 646-0489. tion bet-ween the staff, adminis­ proved under the board of se­ of the Health, Education and 643-7691 call 649-5587. watches, old jewelry, hobby landscaped yard with a CHAPTER 50 POSSESSION Ranch, in young executive have registered this jnsar. 0469. eratlng dining room from rear recreation room, breeze- tration, board of education, and lectmen’s budget at the annual Welfare Department. Aspirin is collections, paintings, attic con­ double amesite drive, com­ HE WHO IS WISE will buy this OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR way, 2-car garage, beauti­ neighborhood, fireplace, bullt- citizens of all three towns. town meeting. Fire Department News EXPERIENCED woman with Diamonds— Watches— sundeck, *19,900. J . D. Realty, one of the most common. tents or whole estates. Furni­ TOUR ROOMS, all Improve­ plete city utilities, conven­ two family. He will occupy an ON PUBLIC PROPERTY ful setting, plenty of trees. in.s, fenced yard, large lot, ga­ This first issue points out PTA Speaker The Hebron Fire Departn^ent T references will care for chil- 643-5129, 649-3877. Jewelry 48 ture Repair Service. 843-7449. ments, garage, 134 Maple St. ient to everything. Asking apartment, reap *125. every Be It Ordained by the Board rage, house vacant and priced thaT Got. 8 marked the mid­ Mitchell Hadger. senior has received two four - drawer ■ dren, my home. 'Transportation Apply at 91 Battista Rd. *17,900. You owe It to of Directors of the Town of for quick sale at, *17,700. Ken WATCH AND JEW ELRY re­ WANTED—Antique china, glass, PORTER STREET area — Are month and sleep very soundly. T. J. CROCKETT point of the first quarter of the worker for the Children’s Serv­ file cabinets at a modest price “jcan be arranged. 643-9851. yourself to Inspect this one. If It’s 6 rooms you need, lo­ Manchester that: REALTOR 643-1577 Ostrinsky, Realtors, 643-5169, from a Hartford insurance com­ pairing. Prompt service. Up to furniture, lamps guns, etc. SIX ROOMS, centrally located, you Interested In a 7-room Col­ school year, and that parents of ices o f Manchester, will be the cation the best, tip-top condi­ Sec. 50-1 It Is unlawful for 649-8678. 1 pany. The department has also MANCHESTER'S -JIOTHER WOULD like to occa- *20 on your old watch in Call 523-5871. *135. monthly, heated. J . D. onial, 2 • car garage, 4 bed­ childi-en whose progress had featured speaker at tonight’s tion throughout the rest. Don’t any person to have in his pos­ been unsatisfactory will be re- meeting of the PTA, to be held voted to buy an advertisement j4eioi*ally babysit days, evenings, trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. Realty Co., 643-5129. U & R REALTY CO., INC. rooms, 2% baths and family Lots fo r Sale 73 Andover 'o r weekends. • Please call 649- Bray, 737 Main Street, State Wa N'TED — Two double ward­ REALTORS ■ 643-2692 room. If so, call Wesley R. hesitate to call "^r this home session any alcoholic liquor the oeivLng a wam(ng notice of the at the Hicks Memorial School in the Regional High School robes, either mahogany or dark will be gone. Your wife will be container for which, be it a bot­ THREE BUILDING lots, lake at 8 p.m. He will be preceded yearbook. ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER «241. Theater Building. FTVE ROOMS, 2 or 8 bedrooms, Robert D. Murdock, 643-6472 .Smith, Realtor, 643-1567 today. AUTUMN SPLENDOR faot.^ Consultation., with the J ------metal. Call 649-7292, 643-7684. heat and hot water, garage, furious and strike thy head with tle, a carton or a case, has been privllegea, no final charges. teacher or one of the guidance by Andrew Winans, guidance Barbershlp Opens *115. Available Immediately. PORTER STREET area — 6 a rolling pin next mom. Julian broken into or opened and/or to Price, *2,400., 6 year terms, A beauty spot In any sea­ counselors, by appointment, is counselor for the local schools, The Hebron Town Barber- Situations Wanted— Florists—Nurseries 49 J . D. Realty Co., 643-5129. room- Dutch Colonial, Screen­ Realty, Readtor, 649-9190. use or consume alcoholic liquor email down payment. Call 742- son. Three bedrooms, pan­ urged In such cases. who will describe the guidance .shop, next to the Post Office on OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! Male 39 Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER — 6-6 duplex, ed porch, garage, lovely shad­ eled living room, fireplace HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS on any and all property owned ’^09. Also emphasized was the program. Rl. 6iA, opened for business FOUR ROOM heated apart­ nice condition, 2 oil furnaces ed lot, only, $18,900. Hayes of stone. Swim, boat, skate loaded with buds and blossoms ROOMS FOR RENT, one block by or under the jurisdiction of "Farther Education Night,” to Tickets for the Childrens today. Shop hours will be iATURDAY WORK wanted by ment, centrally located, all util­ modem bathrooms, excellent EXCELLEN T B zone lot, on private lake.. Scenic In all colors, 50c and 75c each. from Main Street, free park­ Agency, 646-0131. HILLTOP DRIVE and maintained by the Town of take place tomorrow at the Matinee Series will be avail­ from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., through .versatile capable young man. ities. Call 649-1919 between 6-7 location. Also unusual 3-bed- cleared, city water and sewer, setting, .spacious lot, solid Also, trees and shurbs at rea­ ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ Manchester, including any and schoed. All Juniors and seniors able for the last time at this Saturday: John Fulginiti Is pro­ MORIARTY BROTHERS ■Call 742-9174. room Ranch with rec room, SELLING below FHA appraisal, Immaculate newly decorat­ good Manchester section. J . D. home. Asking *16,000. Mr^ men only. 643-5127. p.m. all property under the jurisdic­ at Rham and nearby participat­ meeting. 'The series includes prietor. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 sonable prices. Open 7 days a over half acre land, 3 garages. at *14,500 5% room Ranch on ed 6 room Ranch with Realty, 643-6129. Lewis. week and nights till dark. Pon- tion of and maintained by the ing high schools have been in­ four programs to be held cm THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ For full Information call Ellis- a 90x150 lot, three bedrooms, fireplace and attached ga­ SERVING YOU WITH AKC SMALL poodles, black and Ucelli'a Greenhouse, 433 N. Board of Education. ’The con­ vited to take part. Representa- Saturday afternoons at the 5|anchester Evening Herald tage Street, centrally located, 22 LOCUST ST. 7 room tene­ worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, hot water heat, aluminum com­ rage, city water, city sew­ 24 24 silver, 7 weeks old. Call 643- Main St. tainer shall be deemed to have SubuTban For Sale 75 Barrows allace ttvee- -from thirty-six institu­ E. O. Smith auditorium In Hebron correspondent, MIse Su­ ^ Mobilhwot large, pleasantly furnished ment. *120. Can 643-7444. 9-5. 648-6930. binations, built in 1960. Wolver­ ers, and walking distance 0624 anytime. been broken Into when the car­ Manchester Parkade, Manch. tions wlU be on hand, and 650 Storrs. Transportation is in­ san Pendleton, tel. 228-3454. | rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 ton, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. to shopping. Landscaping COVENTRY — 7 room country 96 WEJST Middle Tpke. modem SETVEN ROOM older home, 4 ton, case or can have been open­ 649-5806 .students and parents are ex­ cluded in the cost of the tick­ HOUR HOUR yOR SALE— Seven weeks old Fuel and Feed 49-A for overnight and permanent excellent with flowering home located on main route, 4>/4. room duplex, heat, hot wa­ bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 72x151. ed or the seal on a bottle brok­ pected to attend. The prognun ets. Parents are fh'sponslble for male Manchester Terrier pup­ guest rates. crab, red maples and other Ideal for horses, etc. Priced to CX5VENTRY — 8 room Raised WOOD — Seasoned hardwood, ter, garage, electric stove and Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. en. , is for all students and is not bringing the children to the FUEL OIL BURNER py. Call 649-9916. MANCHESTER shrubbery, flourishing un­ sell. Leonard Agency, Realtors, Ranch, rec room, fireplace, ga­ Hicks Memorial School in time cut to fit your fireplace. De­ NIC!E RM, attractive home, refrigerator, immediate occu­ 643-5953. Sec. 50-2 The term “alcoholic confined to the oollege-bound ONLY der Tender Loving Care, 646-0469. rage, 2 acres wooded lot, can for the bus, not later than 2:46 DELIVERY FUEL OILS ^ SERVICE SIAMESE CAT — blue point livered. Call 742-7852, 742-7279. for gentleman with references, pancy, *125 monthly. Call 649- liquor" shall have the same defi­ only. MANCHESTER IS next door to 5% room Ranch a Hop, 822,000. be easily converteA Country Club, Incorporated and call us today op this charm­ acre lot, many trees and Ohampion lines. Call 742-8970. free parking, central location. tors, 643-6930. rage,B, FHAP*HA appraised, only*460 peas, comibread and butter, New CiHothes," on Jan, 16; and all Town owned' and maintained ing 6 room Ranch homo shrub.s, cu.slom built by U A R Fertilizers 50-A 643-2693. ANDOVER — 2-room furnished down. VA nothing down. Rent orange gelatin with orange sec- ■’Babu,” on March 12. MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom BOWERS SCHOOL—8 r bedroom highways are specifically ex-, that we Just listed. It of­ Housing. Owner transferred, apartment, heat, hot water, with option to buy. Pasek Real­ Uojie and topping; Friday, to­ 4-:H Officers Live Stock GOOD OOW manure — *6 and NICE ROOM for woman, kitch­ Colonial, 4 years old, modem Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch­ empted from this Ordinance. fers 3 good sized bedrooms, must sell. *26,900. J . D. Real­ 42 electricity, refrigerator, stove. ty 289-7475. 742-8243. mato soup, grilled cheese sand­ The Cooks and Bakers 4-H *10 loads. Excellent for lawns en and home privileges, ref­ kitchen with bullt-lns, family en - dining area, 2 fireplaces. Sec. 50-4 Anyone violating large living room, kitchen ty, 643-6129, 649-3877. Adults. C. H. SUens, Route 6, wiches, pickle chips, celery and Club, under the direction of And shurbs. Delivered. 643-7804, erences. Call 643-4856. 742-7278. room, 1% baths, dining room, Reduced for quick sale. Hayes FIV E ROOM L-shaped Ranch, this Ordinance shall be punished and dining area, 12x22 pan­ HORSES BOARDED, private carrot sticks, nutmeg fluff Mrs. Dorothy Carlson a.s8isted 649-8731. one car garage, priced In low Agency, 646-0181. wall to wall carpeting, fire­ by a fine not exceeding Fifty eled family room with COLUMBIA — 2-famlly toM •farm, excellent care. 643-6065. ROOMS FOR RENT, ladiee pre­ TWO ROOM furnished apart' (xdee. Milk is served with all by Patricia Allen and Junior 20’s. Phllbrick Agency, 649- place, $U,706. Pasek Realty, (*50.00) Dollars. bookshelves, one car at­ medallion 4-4 duplex, excellent r ferred, cooking facilities, cen­ ment, free parking, central lo­ MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5- lunches. leader Theresa Morey, has Household Goods 51 8464. 289-7475, 742:8243. This .ordinance shall take ef­ tached garage, combination' financing available. Call for FUEL OIL elected the following officers; SAVE tral location. Call 649-7292, 643- cation. 643-2693. 6, with S-car garage, oil ateam Articles For Sale 45 fect ten (10) days after this windows, well landscaped facts and figures. Leonard 4 . EVERYTHING In sterilized re­ 7684. heat, aluminum combinations, lot, excellent condition Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Manchester Evening Herald Debby Richardson, president; FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ Manchester publication in this newspaper fA LES AND Service on Ariens, conditioned used furniture and separate utlUttes, fully rented throughout, near elemen­ Rham correspondent, Lawrence Susan Harrison, vice pre.sldenti You don’t havo to spond monoy for a new furnaco, burner, 2 ment in good location. Nqwly provided that within ten (10) Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn, appliances, high quality — low Apartment Buildings and In best of condition, good MANCHESTER tary school. Priced at only VERNON — L-Ranch featuring Moe, tel. 742-6796. Jan e Dennison, secretary; redecorated, available October days after this publication of 8 rooms, entrance foyer, 1% Tlieresa Sombrlc, trea.>iurer; ^nowers. Also Homellte chain prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 196 Tenements 62: TWO-FAMILY Income, *28,900. Wolverton six room Colonial, 1% $18,700. *aws and International Cub Ca- 16. Call 644-0011. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. this ordinance a petition signed Donna Kerr, scrapbook; Carrie or any other equipmauL Cooperative Oil Company will South Street, Rockville. 876- baths, 2 car garage, alumi­ baths, built-ins, wall to wall -det Tractors. Rental equipment THREE ROOM apartment, 470 Price reduced for quick by not less than five (6) per Vernon Smith, refreshment chairman, 2174. Open 9-8. num stom u, many extras, carpeting, walk to school. Buy ~’ and ahanenlng service on sll Main St., *90. Call 643-2426, Bunness L ocatton B sale, prime location, one GARRISON COLONIAL in ex­ cent of the electors of the ’IVwn, now at only *17,600. Colli 4 ai)d Sandra Kerr, reporter. guarantee to save you up to 20% without spending an makes. L & M Equipment excellent location. U & R REALTY CO., INC. KENMORE gas stove with heat­ 9-5. For Rent' 64 year old, 4% rooms each, ecutive neighborhood on a as determined from the latest Wagner, 643-9088, 876-3396. Car Tips Over, Bulletin Board Porp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- ceramic baths, air-condi­ beautiful wooded lot, 6 rooms, REALTORS 643-2692 er, excellent condition. Call LOOKINq for anything In real official llsta of the Registrars of Member.s of the building com­ extra cent This savings is YOURS regardless of the tom- ..7609. Manchester Exchanige — DESIRABLB store oi office tioned, bullt-lns, aluminum 1% baths, breeieway, 3-car ga­ HANLEY AGENCY Robert D. Murdock, 643-8473 "Xkiterpria 1945. 649-5907. estate rentals — apartments, Voters, has not been filed with Vernon Driver Unhurt mittee of the United Congrfega- space, ground floor, clean, at­ atorms and doora, 2 fur­ rage, 136,400. Phllbrick Agency, ______- homes, multiple dwellings, call 64^-0030 643-9087 the Town Clerk requesting Ita COME JOIN A tional Church will attend two SEWING MACHINB — Singer tractive and reaaonable. Apply naces, Immaculate ccmdl- 649-8464. poraturo, thermostat setting or degree days. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. Mr. Chaaae, State Theatre, 11 reference to a special Town MASSACRE A New Britain driver whose more area meetings In the se­ LOAM automatic zlg • zag, cabinet tlon. election. car capsized after going off the e.m. ■ 8 p.m. MANCHES’TER — PreaUge BOL’TON — 7 room Split Level Transferred owner ready ries this week. The meetings model, excellent condition, but­ WE HAVE customers waiting home, sits on a 150x460 treed Wilbur Cross Highway yester­ are scheduled for tonight at 8 ■ Top grade, fine texture area. Spacious 6 room Colo­ NEW U S ’TING — Built In 1962 Robert M. Stone, for a scalping. Large ton holes, embroiders, hems, for the rental of your apart­ day afternoon survived the ex­ WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU .?• loem for sale at a low, low 649-3930 After 7 P.M. nial, 1% baths, 3-car garage, this tmmacul.^ta 7-room Colo­ Secretary lot, 24' fireplace living room, Ranch ready for occupancy. at the home of, Mr, and Mrs. etc., was *309.50, unpaid bal­ ment or home. J . p. Realty, LARGE comer store tor rent, nial offers you S large bed­ large kitchen and dining area, perience with no Injuries. Thomas Moore. Brown Bridge : price.' *1.00 a yard If you reasonable. 64S-772S. enclosed breezeway. Direct Board of Directors T h ree' bedrooms, garage, ance *59.85, take over pay­ .648-6126. 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, heated Arthur Sturgeon, 29, was Rd., and Thursday at 8 at the '■ load and haul *1.60 a yard MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape from owner 648-9644. rooms, 2% baths, 21x14 living Manchester, Conn. large yard, recently paint­ UP TO 20% ments of *8. monthly. City Sew­ westbound on the highway when U we load and you haul. ’THE FOUR CAR Oarage plus on bus line, handy to schools, room, 3 fireplaces, dining Dated at Manchester, Con­ recreation room, garage. Im­ ed. Call Mr. Bogdan for home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ing Center, Hartford, 522-0476. EXJ)UR ROOM, second floor maculate condition, Wolverton a dog ran In front of his car Bouder, Welgold Rd. *1.50 a yard plus, *5.00 an apartment available Oct. 1st, an office that haa been used by shopping, etc., *14,900. Phll­ MANCHES’TER — 7 room room, complete modern kitch­ necticut, this 7th day of Octo­ appointment. 876-6611 or ber 1965. nekr the service plaza, state po­ hour for truck If we load CLEAN, USED refrigerators, heat furnished, adults only. In­ Peterman’s Plumbing and brick Agency, 849-8484. Ranch, many custom extras, en, 12x19 paneled family room, Agency, Realtors 849-2813. 643-2980. The Ladles Guild of St, M at­ OR COOPERATIVE OIL COMPANY Heating at 244 Main Street will prime location, 3 fireplaces, overslied 3>car garage, plus lice report. He swerved to avoid thew’s Church, will meet and haul. We haul on Sat- ranges, automatic washers quire Manchester Savings and VERNON — 8 room Colonial Loan, 1007 Main St., Manchea- soon be available. Excellent for MANCHESTER — more square rec itwm, two car garage, numerous fine features ^ t the animal, and his car left the Wednesday night at 8 In the urdays only. Weekdays call with guarantees. See them at only 2 years old, extras Include Barrows allace WILL PAY THE DIFFERENCE1 ' 648-2438 and ask for Ber- .ter. tradesman such as plumber, feet tor the money In thla 6% breezeway, beautifully treed must be seen to be appreciat­ pavement, toppled down an em­ meeting rooms of the Congre­ B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 fireplace, 1% bathk, hullt-ln Manchester Parkade Manch. - nle. Saturday call either electrician, etc, Inquire at the room Ranch with attached ga­ lot, $34,900. J . D. Realty, 648- ed. A beautiful home for only bankment and landed m Ita gational phurch on the Green. Main St. Call 648-2171. 4% ROOMS, heat, hot water, oven and range. Immaculate 649-6306 643-2438 or 643-Q151 ask Crockett Agency. rage, flreplaced Uvlng room, 8 5139, 649-8877. $81,900. Call now. Paul J , Cor- ONLY side. ^ Ouaat speaker will be Father stove, refrigerator, parking. condition, only *18,900. Colli 4 ' for Andy or Bemla, MUST SpLL — Moving. Ham Completely redecorated, *130. generous bedrooms, kitchen rentl Agency, 848-5868. 2 MORt OAYS BOLTON — Two large 7-room Sturgeon was summoned to Capon, OMI, elatlonel tn- WllU- 24-HOUR mond organ like new, *600. Cas­ BEAUITFUL two room air con; X - MANCHESTER - 7/ room Wagner, 848-9088, 875-8396. COOKRATIVE OIL CO. 15 Forest St., off Main St. 846- with dining area, oil hot water TO S l l Colonials, 2 firoplaoes, large appear In Circuit Court 13 In mantlc at the Immaculata Re­ tro convertible sofa, *35. West- 0090, 643-0000. dltioned olllca at VAnchester’s heat. Wolverton Agenc;', Real' Colonial (optional fou.rth bed LARGE 7 room Colonial, 2% Manchester on Nov. 1, to an­ treat House, All women of the '^ B E S * YOUR carpets beautiful BOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room family rt»m , bullt-lns, 2-car BURNER A DIVISION OF BOLAND OIL COMPANY inghouse front loaded washer, smartest address. Ample park tors, 649-3818. room) 3 full ceramic tiled tiled baths, 3 fireplaces, large swer to a charge of failure to parish are Invited to attend. R e s p ite constant footsteps of FOUR ROOM new apartment, Ranch with fireplace, level lot, garage, porches, hot water oil SINCE 1935 *35. RefriKeratoi*i *80. 742-8090. Ing, lobby receptlonlst-atano- baths, aluminum siding, one family room, 3 • car garage, drive In the eatabllihed lane. SERVICE j;!a busy family. Get Blue Lus- second floor, children accepted, “THE I bedrooms, good sUed kitchen heal, approximately one acre grapher, telephme aervlce LARGE Attractive 0% room 09T garage, walking dlatanos to built • Ins, city utilities, eX' The accident waa Investigated Mancheeter Evening Herald 3 1 5 IROAD STREET # 6 4 3 -1 5S3 Rant electric shampooer, REFRIGERATOR — 7 cubic occupancy Nov. 1st, *110. Rsuicb, garage, 1% baths, fire­ with dining area, built 1968, lot with ample trees. Imme­ available on premlaea. Inquire schools and busts. Sslllng tor cellent location, quick ooou- Trooper William Bralth- Tolland correspondent, Bette Paul’s Paint * Wallpaper feet, Hot Potnt, *16. CaU 646- without heat. CaU alter S, 649- at Lobby 857 E. Center S*. 0>U place, only 818,900. Hutchlna $19,900. OaU the R. r . Dtmock $16,800. Wolverton Agency, diate occupancy. Charles Lei-i|by panoy. ObarlM Lesperanos, TUNED C i r waits. Quatnde, tel. 876-38i5> 6068. 5811, 843-6578. ' 649-4581 weekdaya, 6-6. Agency, Itaaltors. 849-0834, Oo., 949-8340. 649-7830. noalton, 840-3618. peranoe, 640-76M. ' f ' . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1966 AveruB Dally Nft Pram Run PAGE FOURTEEN For tiM Work Ended The Wwtber inputting ODtobar t. INS I el U. • . WmsOm Today is the final oppor­ Hartford area alumni of Manchester Chapter of Dis­ Merchants Plan 14,452 Boi oeM MUiht, leer tunity to enroll in the Square Northrop Institute of Technolo­ abled American Veterans will Rum m age Met r, ilkler teiairteer, Mt About Town thinclng Claes, sponsored by the gy, on engineering college In meet tonight at 8 at the Legion r st the Audit iHanrljMtpr lEumttig Apple Festival Mimih Home. a t Ctreulatloa Diavld L. Manfrun, son of Mr. Manchester Square Dance Club. Inglewood, CiaHf., are Invited to Manehatt0r '~"A C i^ of Vtttage Chorm and Mra. Quentin G. Mangun of Earl Johnston, club caller, will a special dlimer meeting Thurs­ One o< the town'i fola eale Sale Nick Angelo of Willtame Rd., M Green Manor Rd. la a fresh­ be the Instructor, The classes day at 6;S0 p.m. at Willie’s eventa, the annual Fall Apple 9 AM. to I P.M. man at Lycoming College, Wll- begin tomorrow at 8 p.m, at Steak House. Herbert W. Hart­ Bolton, Is a ^ tle n t at Manchee- VOL. LXXXV, NO. 11 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECnONCMrABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN.* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1965 (Oeeetfied AdverUiliif e« Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENT! Ilameport, Pa. A 1M6 graduate Waddell School. The class la ley, president of the college, will ter MemoriarIf V. Hoepltal. Festival, will be held In both Wednesday, Oet. II of Mancheeter High School, he open to all interested area give an Illustrated talk on the the downtown shopping area and M O n'S la enrolled in the pre-mlnlsterlal couples. new camptis of the college. Res­ The executive board of the at the Shopping Parkade on ervations may be made with Newcomer’s Club of the Man- COMMUNITY H A U eurticulum. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Ralph Sheheon, dinner chsJr- che.ster YWCA will meet tonight Sponsored by Stuck Horge The Monche.ster Homemaker Philip Dine, chairman of the An executive session of the Service will have an advanced miui, of 30 Elm St., Windsor. at 8 at the home of Mrs. Robert Democratle Women’s Club Town Planning Commission has Wllllamee, 248 Ludlow Rd. Retail Dlvlelon of the Chamber Delays Train training .sc.ssli>n tonight at 7 :.t0 of Comr|aerce which aponsors the of Monobester been postponed from Oct. 20 to In the office meeting room at Dr. John C. Wright of 2.S7 K. sale, hSa announced that many WILLIAMS BAY, Wle. Convention Defeats Nov. 1. 237 K. Center St. Dr. Robert Center St, Is the local arrange­ Manchester Association for Woodhouae of Hartford, a psj^- ment chairman for a ten-week Help of Retarded Children will fto re e ^ ll be decorated In the (AP) — T h . boM may not ehlatriat. will .speak on "How c'uUr.se In p.sychlatry for family meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at fall motif and that merchants bolleve It but thn train woa the Hi'memaker Can Help the Bunce Center. Teachers of spe­ have Informed him that they lata because there really phy.slclana beginning Tlnirsdhy was a horse on the track. I>sychiatrl.st." at 8 p.m, at Manchester Memor- cial classes for children In pub­ will have a host of bargains to lic schools will speak. offer. That was the excuse given l.al Hospital. Limited to twelve by hundreds of tardy work­ participants, the course repre- Free apple elder will be die- niebe Circle of Emantiel trlbuted on Thursday night from ers in Chicago stores and of­ Voting Age Change I.uthenin Cliureh Women will sent.s 20 of the hours of post­ Manchester Chapter of Busi­ ness and Professional Women 6 to 9 on downtown Main St. fices today. And It was true. ■iaOLIDA'Y^ a.ssemble today at S p.m. In graduate study required each Two Chicago and North Luther Hall at the elmreh for a year by the Connecticut Acad­ will have a w^rk.shop for Christ­ and at the Parkade. mas Rrticles tomorrow at 8 p.m. In addition, members of the Weeter^i commuter trains or­ work night Mrs Edward Wer­ emy of General Practice of Its iginating in Williams Bay, a HOUSE ner will head a refreshment mombers. at the home of Mrs. Anne Wad­ lOH (Instructors of the Handi­ dell, 465 "Porter St. All Interested capped), dressed In costume, resort community 78 miles committee. She will be assisted Correction...... northwest of Chicago, were 2 Attempts hy ^ti.‘^s Anne M. E. .lohn.son women are invited. will sell apples from wheelbar­ Ilolida.v lToii.se Jit 20 The Manchester 4-H Home­ The man in the picture, who also appeared In yesterday’s delayed several hours this Cottnjre St. offers a luid Miss F^sther .M, Johnson. rows In both areas during the makers, the Manehestor 4-H Mountain Lauirel Chapter of Herald photo-feature on the Tolland County fire depart­ three days of the sale, with all morning while railroad At Reduction new kind of retirement Dairy Club, the Manchester will Sweet Adelines will present a ment muflter in Vernon over the weekend, la not Vernon Fire proceeds going to the lOH crews struggled to free a Tlie VFAV Auxiliary Bake n Baste Club and the horse that wandered onto living. ll.'iiul.v to meet today at 7:30 p.m. at program of .songs ’Thursday at Chief Joseph Duffln, as The Herald reported yesterday. It Swimming Pool Fund. stores, fhurfhes, the­ Buttons n Basters will have 8:30 p.m. at St. Augustine's Ro­ is, instead, Vernon Company No. I’s deputy fire chief, Nel­ ■ ■■ ■ the tracks and caught Its Voted Down the (tost home. their annual achievement night son Skinner. Our apologies. The apples are being donated hoof between two ties. ater and htisw. Home­ sary Society, Hartford. by Pero's Fruit Stand of Man­ like rooms Jind sur­ Friday. Oct. 22. at 7 pm. In HARTFORD (AP)—The Luther Hall of Emanuel Luther- chester, Orchard Hill Farms of . S l i roundings; good food. Manchester YWCA will spon­ Manchester Registered Nurs­ The Ucensed Practical Nurs­ South Windsor, Gotta Farms of Connecticut Constitutional lui Church. The program will sor a Christmas workshop to­ THANKS TO YOU Convention defeated today Marv 11. and Katherine include demonstrations, a dress es’ Association will have its es Association of the Hartford Portland and Westvlew Or­ ONLY night at 7 p.m. .at the home first meeting of the season to­ propo.sals to lower the vot­ M. Gihlin, owners, for revue and talks and slides of Area, will meet tomorrow at 8 chards of Plainfield. H ouse Gets 2 MORE DAYS of Mrs. Ralph Maher, 89 Hen­ night at 7:30 p.m. in the aux­ p.m. in Rooms 662-663 of Hart­ A special tabloid of the sale LIvei are Saved through ing age in' the state from .TS years opertitors of 1-H activities. Refreshments ry St. the Miuuliester Con­ TO SEE iliary dining room at the hos­ ford Hospital. Delegates will re­ and its bargains will appear In the Free Blood Program 21 to 19 or 20. will be .served. pital. Dr. Peter Gram will port on the convention in Flori­ tomorrow’s Herald and, in addi­ of the local Red Cross, Year’s Last The delegates first voted 56- valescent Home. Call Bowers School PTA will meet speak on "Greek Gods and da. Members are reminded to tion, will be sent to 46,000 homes 15 against reducing the age to 19. at 39 CotUige St. or “THE Ml.ss Marlon P. Gorman, today at 8 p.m. at the school, Godesses." The meeting is open bring articles for a Chinese auc­ In the entire Manchester mar­ Money B ill Then they voted 62-10 against phone 619-23.')8 for full daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ school. to new nursing graduates and tion. ket area. lowering the voting age to 20. information. Katherine ert F Gomion of 62 Linden St., prospective members. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Finally they defeated the en­ returned to Our Lady of the Kevin C. McPartland of 523 M. Gihlin, Administra­ TUNED CAR’ last of the annual money bills — tire proposition by a voice vote. tor. Elms College, Chicopee, Ma.ss., E, Center St. will be a confer­ Daughters of Liberty, No. 126, An early amendment to the for her junior yetir. She is a ence aid in the 10th annual ■ QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 19231! ' . ' a catchall $4,214,606,610 meas­ will meet tonight at 7:30 at ure including $1.5 billion for the Constitution would have lowered member of the Glee Club at the Leadership Conference of the Orange Hall. Members are re­ antipoverty prbgram — was the voting age to 18. But be­ .school. Her .sister, Mt.sa Susan University of Hartford during minded to bring articles for a cause this stood little chance of E. Gorman, is a member of the the weekend of Oct. 15 to 17 at rummage sale, which will open 164 EAST CENTER ST. sent to the House today by Its Appropriations Committee. passage, Republican delegate fre.shman cla-ss at the college. Grosslngens, near Liberty, N.Y. tomorrow at 9 a.m. at Orange John Alsop of Avon proposed on Make Your Fall Appointments Now The conference, a student-run Hall. MANCHESTER—649-5261 If Congress goes along with the committee, which cut the amendment to substitute the age project, is a workshop to de­ of 19. velop leadership skills. President’s requests by $146,810,- • Private, Off-street Ample Parking Front and Rear 800, total appropriations for this He argued that teen-agers are Daughters of Lllterty #125 session will approximate $117 equipped with sufficient judg­ Parking- Rockville Emblem Club will ment and maturity to vote. meet Wednesday at 8 p.m, at billion, a record for a nonwar Announcing year. “Now Is your lost chance tor • Ultra Modern Rum m age the Elks Home, Rockville. Pot- some time,’’ he said, to give the luck will be served at 6:30. The bill provides funds for Cuban refugees sit on the after deck of a Coast Guard cutter arriving at Key FARMERS MARKET about 20 federal agencies and young people of the state and Equipment West, Fla. In the background are some of the Cuban exiles who gathered at important political leaders wtMik Sale CLOSING programs. The House will con­ the dock in hopes relatives would be among newcomers. (AP Photofax.) • Private Booths sider it Thursday and the Sen­ they waiA. Basement of COMPARE OUR FOR THE SEASON Gef Boc/ Drivers He said, as far as RepubHcenS ate early next week. were concerned, that former • Personalized Styling ORANGE HALL PRICES ON ALL SUNDAY, OCT. 17»h Republicans on the committee President Dwlg(ht Eisenhower, "Oii Your Back" tried to trim the bill but were • Pleasant Atmosphere PRESCRIPTIONS Dirksen Set former Vice President Richard Wednesday, Oct. 13 ALL REMAINING If you’re a careful driver, there’s no voted down by the top-heavy U.S. Saves Exiles Nixon, and former GOP presi- ARTHUR DRUG Democratic majority. The GOP dentlaJ candidate Barry Ooldwa- 9:00 A.M. reason why your insurance should amendments were ^med main­ To Question ter want to lower the voting age STOCK cost as much as it does for reck­ We Will Be Closed All Day Wednesday ly at housing programs, includ­ from 21. less drivers. To get the rates you ing the new rent subsidy plan. In Sinking Boat Alsop salji Uiat many prom­ (October 13) To Attend International deserve, ask about AEtna Casual­ Ihe $1.8 billion for the anti, M orrissey inent Democratic leaders, hi- poverty program is the amount KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Thetresdy to leave when It oouM be eluding President Johnson and Beauty Classes In New York City ty’s AUTO-RITE policies with safe WASHINOTON (AP) — The y% driver discounts and easy quarterly President Johnson requested U.S. (toast Guard cutters Cape arranged. Gov. John N. Dempsey, aloe PRICE full Senate Judiciary Committee and $286'million less tfaaa Con­ Shoalwater and Lamar steamed Dosens of other oAsIll boots AMERICAN LEGION payments. decided today to call Francis X. flavored a drep in the votiag Sale Starts at 3 P.M. gress authorized in oil earlier to Key West today, loaded with were reported streaming oeroM •g«- bill. Included ore $2t8 mtlUon Mbrriaety tor further question­ 94 more refugees, and the exo­ the straits tor Cuba. SUNDAY, OCT. 17th ing on Ms nomination to be a But during the debate ttie op- LOVELY LADY for the Job Corps, $258 million dus of people from Communist ’Ihe (tonrtilta come from (tol- pooents were more vooal thoa Thank You for THE for work-training progroma and U.S. District Court Judge in Cuba continued to grow in barien In Las Villas Province, 'FERENCI Massachusetts. proportion. one of the most popular depar­ Your Patronage. $686 million for cooperative (See Page Twelve) May tee quote rates and assist you community action programs. The recall' of Morrissey was The Cape Shoalwater picked ture points tor small boat refu­ BEAUTY SALON See You in the Spring. The committee commended requested by Senate Republican gees in the days when they had as we have so many others? up 24 exiles from a stoking 18- 390 Main Street—Telephone 649-7666 BINGO Heavy traffic moves toward Hartford oi) the Wilbur Cross Highway in the vi­ administration of the onUpover- leader Elverett M. Dirksen of foot boat in the choppy Florida to escape Fidel Castro’a gun­ boats. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT "FARMER'S MARKET' cinity of the Forbes Street overpass. Although slowed to a crawl frequently, it ty program for "moving expedi­ lUinols, a member of a subcom-. Straits separating (toba from Large U.S. Fore* tiously and in an efficient man­ mtttee that held a day-lcmg Florida. The cutter also was V tn . Caridod Hontondes, odo 819 E. Middle Tpke. kept moving during the rush hours preceding the opening erf stores, offices and of the OoncMta peseengers, Udd 8 O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. * ner." Results have been "truly hearing Tuesday on the nomina­ towing another boat carrying 28 Leaves Suai Ca ichools. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) phenomenal,” the committee tion. refugees. newsmen that an epidemic of said. President Johnson’s nomina­ The Lamar followed the gOotroenteritis la spreading in AN KHE, South Viet Nam For programs administered tion of Morrissey, an old friend Shoalwater in with another 42 Cuba, not enough medicine is (AP) — One battalion of the available, and "cMldren are mim% by the Housing and Home Fi­ of the Kennedy family, w u dis­ Cubans aboard. U.S. lot Cavalry Division, Air­ dying to appalling mimbers." 400 AMIN STREET • (MANCHESTER, CONN. nance Agency, the committee cussed at a closed meeting of mobile, remained in contact Effect of Bus Strike Along with the two cutters A U.S. Welfare Department with the Viet Cong in the Sual recommended $1,690,641,600, a the Judiciary Committee this came the fishing boat Conchita cut of $76,183,800. official to Washington estimated Ca Valley of the central high­ S e e "The King" For The morning. piloted by six Cubans out of Mi­ that 42,800 refugees will come to Included are $6 million for Afterward, it was announced ami and carrying 20 additional land today, but the rest of the rent subsidies tor low-lnoome Florida before the end of next big American force was pulling that Morrissey was being asked refugees. June. out. The Convemenf Choice Lighter Than Expected persons under the new housing to return here at 5 p.m. today Elsewhere In the rough Very Best Choice Of: law, $100 million for grants for Dr. Ellen Whttton, commis­ NMaj. 0«n. Harry ICnnard, the tor further questioning before waters, other Coast Guard pa­ sioner of welfare, said to testi­ HARTFORD (AP)__^The’?*'!’® way for a comparattvolySlmpact. They said the public water and sewer facilities, $36 the full committee at a closed trol ships were towing disabled commander of the dlvioian, oald It makes good sense for Manchester • BARTLEH PEARS smooth flow of automobile traf­ million for housing loans for the mony made public Tuesday that the (tommunlsU apparenUY impact of the Connecticut had been aware of the strike session In Dirksen’s office. craft, carrying seasick refu­ 2fiOO were.mpected this month families to arrange funeral services • MeINTOSH, GRAVENSTEIN. RED fic, which was slightly above threat for about two weeks and gees, and running down reports were defending their wounded Co. bus strike, which began normal. (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) and 6,000 a month tor the rest of and would fight until titpy could apparently had made arrange­ that more boats were on the the year. right here in Manchester. Our facil­ DELICIOUS and CORTLAND APPLES Tuesday on a semi-holiday, Some emergency parking carry them away. hit three major cities today ments to get to their jobs and way. Gov. Hayden Bums of Florida ities are convenient to the bereaved places were filled by cars that schools this morning. Stormy weather in the area of met with State Department offi­ At last count 34 Viet Cong • FRESH, SWEET CIDER OIL HEAT but police said the blow was normally would have been left The real test, they said, could Camarioca, chief refugees exit bodies had been counted and 91 family and friends . . . and we can less severe than had been cials and expremed fear that • INDIAN CORN and GOURDS in home garages, one sign of cqme In the home-bound rush point, had slowed the migration, the wave of refugees may renew guerrillas were captured In the ykemieiLX arrange for burial in any cemetery the txpected. the strike. this afternoon and on Thursday, Second State UFO Photo but one Cuban aboard the Cape four-day Operation Shiny Bayo­ iTHHHIOiB • PUMPKINS—All Sizes Up To 98 Lbs.! Ironically, police in Hartford, Police and other officials were the heaviest shopping day of the Shoalwater said thousands were (See Page ’Twelve) net In the valley 26 miles north­ OFTHE family chooses. Mew HaVen and Stamford re­ quick to stress, however, that week. " iHUEnRUUl Snapped by Berlin Youth east of An Khe. The Americana "Here’s Where You Meet Your Neighbors and Friends!” ported thfit the absence of buses they were not fully satisfied the Meanwhile, Renato K. Rlcclu- estimated at least 44 more Viet trom main thoroughfareo paved strike would be without serious ti, the state labor commission­ BERLIN (AP)—A 12-year-old^projectlons "like periscopes," Cong had been, killed by artil­ er, said no plans have been boy who snapped a plctiu^ of the boy said. Sukarno’s Role Questioned lery or air attack. "THE KING made for the next meetit^ be­ It was-the airmobile dtvlslon’a what he says w u a flying sau­ His black-and-white photo­ SOUTH SM of Produce!" tween the company an* the first big operation since arriv­ tHTgANCS striking Amalgamated Transit cer isn’t too concerned whether graph shows a round object PERO ISew Leader Sought against a gray backg^round. ing in Viet Nam a month ago. 0 Union, AFL-CIO. 276 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6384 anyone else accepts the picture There are no telephone lines, Indonesian Youths U.S. looses were described ae He would not say exactly or his story os valid. housetops or other visusJ clues light, )xit one company of the when management and labor ’I think it was real," Roger to make It clear that the pic­ battalion still in contact with the Tshombe’s Regime Vlst'Cong'was under fire from would return to the bargaining Labas said today before he left ture is of something overhead, Attack Reds Again table, ^ u t Indicated It could be for school. although a tiny fringe of what mortars and automatic weapons after a "cooling off’’ period of Roger, an eighth-grade student Roger says was treetops appears all night and suffered moderate several days. JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP)—About 2,000 demon­ casualties. at BeVlln High, said he was In a lower comer. Ousted by Kasayubu Because Tuesday was Colum­ home alone Monday afternoon strators sacked a Communist youth headquarters only Paratroopers of the U.S. 178rd bus Day and many offices and when he heard a loud noise. It was the second time in re­ 100 yards fi*om President Sukarno’s palace today and LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP)—^President Jo­ some schools were closed, the cent wq^ks that someone has burned documents. antiHoroken furniture in a bonfire in (Bee Page Twelve) ‘It sounded like a jet about come forth evith a photograph seph Kasavubu dismissed the government of Premier initial Impact of the loss of to crash," he sold. the yard.y- transportation of 70,000 riders, purporting to show an unidenti­ This latest in a series of at­ and may reappraise Indonesia’s Moise Tshombe today and called on Evaristed Kimba, a Roger said he went ou( and fied flying object In the Con­ relattona with Red CJhina. deputy from North Katanga, to form a new, one. saw a disk-shaped aircraft in tacks against Red holdings (See Page Twelve) necticut skies. Tile oUier shot came as a high government offi­ The target of the day was the Kimba la a member of thetlon castle at Bulmoral fol­ RESAV* AMOUNT Ing your home with oil. spokesman. crowd. lowed- his call Tueday night Want money fast? call Beneficial MONTHLY OF LOAN Meslan of Parliament, came Nendaka’s Congolese demo­ The adjustment appears to be The • denionstrntors wore for a Commonwealth summit Mter a period of intense rivalry cratic front claimed almost right now. Apply for the cash you want $16.75 taking place In the form of a shouting "Hang Aldlt!" "Crush niUHion to avert a race wer $300 letween Tshombe and Nqndaka. half the parliamentary seats, for Fail expenses! Left-over bills, 26.58 500 shift In the mode of traveling, the PKI!" D. N. Aldlt Is the In KhiKlewla. Kuwvubu’s announcement but some of the smaller parties head of the Indono.slan-ftommu- 700 (tor pools have been aiTBinged, school needs, new clothes, repairs, 36.41 ■ ta s greeted with boos from half and a bloc of 26 deputies from family schedules have been re­ nlst party, the PKI, Ho has been DEMONSTRATIONS OFT 1.39 1,000 the former Klvl Province pro­ ■you-name-it! Let Beneficial put cash 51.16 jhe dspuUes and senators. The arranged. rejiorted a fugitive In central CKAWFOKDVILLE, Oa. inly applause came from Nen- claimed their neutrality. NOW AVAILABLE AT in your pocket— fast! Phone. . . now. *On 24 month plin. According to reports from the Java or a refugee In Red China. (AP)—Negroes today euo- loka supporters. Kasavubu’s speech signifi­ The denuin.stratora started cantly Inoludsd tha Nendaka Silver Lane Bus Line, which Itended demonstrations tor al Kasavubu. brought Tshombe competes with Connecticut for from the semlofflolal National least a day at the request ol from exile in 19(M to take phrase—the name ’’Cabinet Front orgiuilzuUon headquar­ of the National Union,” the Hartford traffic, not too their sttorneyo, but dls- lert in » coalition government, many people are switching ters and, after smashing the cloeed plane jjo pull Nagre BENEFICIAL PROVEN BEST m not necessarily ob premier. Specific differences in Congo- youth hall, returned to the same lines. Silver Lane does not plan pupils out a t school la aa- BONANZA TWiombe wbb greeted ao SIRLOIN PIT NO. 38 FINANCE SYSTKM loss politics include the tenure extra runs or additional buses. place where they were congrat- other county. “We are gotag MthiialaBtlaBlly here that he of the government Just dis­ The burden of the strike sp- ‘dilated by the I ^ n t officials. to try to turn the schools oat 287 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE tMnoged to move into a com- missed. Loanf up to $1000— Loan* Ilfe-Intured low cost peors to be on Hartford. The officials told the demon­ In Linoointon,” said WlUle OPEN TUBS. TO SUN., 11:80 A.M. - 9 P.M. BentadQl Finance Co. of Manchoilor banding position. Tshombe hod said he should strators "This Is only the Ftormer Premier Cyrtlle Manchester police report no Bolden at the Southeni CLOSES MONDAYS remain in oftlos os long os Ka­ unusual traffic In town and ore beginning." 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER iMouU was so Incsnsed that he savubu did. Kasavubu said Ohrtetlaa Leaderehlp Csoie MANCHESTER BETTER HOME,HEAT COUNaL anticipating none. Any Jam up "We should ateq cnieh a new- ferenoe which has been posh­ "Delivery and Take-Out Service Available Mitchell 3-41S6 • (Over So. New England Tel. Builncw OtBcS u t for axils in Europe and has Tshombe would stay in power Roger LsbaA 12, aaid he made this picture of a "flying saucer” Monday near wim would probkbly happen on Btl- style PKI,” tt)e offtolaktsiid. at SUgbt Extra Charge” A ha* pi tlOp co,to eiT.OO « promtlv r$ptH In Mt been bodk. only for os long os ha wanted his Berlin, Conn., home. It had pipelike projections and sounded "like a jet,” ing for oehool tetograttaa Ib U wnMcutlM Mottilir lAiUlimnto i t 40.7s mcA. Xhllaforre Ooiuty- tMiembe’s presaneo ancou^ him to. (See Page Twelve) he report^. (AP Photofax.) (See Page 1>relve)