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. i ,\- TUESDAY, OCTOBER S8, 1968 / PAGE FOURTEEN ATerase D*fly Net Pren Ron The Weather iianrlf^at^r lEwnteg Forecast of IJ, 8. Weather ftireau 5 : For lbs Wssk Baded Oetoher 28, 196$ 8t, faihim to a m**®* d e a r and oool tonight. Low 30 There will be no admission 12th Circuit able distmoe apart, $20; Ray­ to- 36 with some 29s In normally charge for tonight’s Halloween mond W. Smith, B4, -of 10 FREE DELIVERY 13,876 cooler sections. 'Fhursdi^ most­ About Town party of the WA’TES that will ChuTOh St., speeding, $26; ly sunny, breezy and oool, Mgh Gourt Gases seph Steiner, 64, Marlborou^V 9 A.M . to 9 P.M. Msubsr of Oa Audit 80 to 66. be held at the Italiah American Bnrsau of Ordolatlon Holy Family Retreat. dub, EldrWge St., at 7. intoxication, $10; Frank W. Mancheater~—A City o f Village Charm Ijogan, 10, Wapptng, causing I^aague, Manchester Chapter, MANOHESTER 8B»8I0N haa canceled its meeting for St. John’s PoUsh National unnecoasary noise with a m o- ARTHUR DRUB Whiter J. ’Topolsld, 26, Bast tor vehicle, $15; Janet C. Bieu tonight Catholic Church haa announced Hartford, yesterday pleaded not MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1963 (Classified Advertising on Pagti 22) PRICE SEVEN CENTS the schedule for All Saints Day, of 96 Charter Oak St., in toxl«- VOL. LXXXra, NO. 86 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) guilty to a rape charge and Uon. $10; Barry W. Cowles, 2^ A n a congTcgO’tlo’w •>* Jeho­ Friday, when Mass will be held the case was continued until vah’s Witnesses will attend a at 8:30 ajn. and 7:30 p.m. On of T2 Hudson St., and l ^ n ^ tjirec-day aeminar in Bristol Nov. 7 in this court for a hear- ironwnan, 10, East Hartford, Saturday, All Souls Day, a re­ on prclbablo cause, Friday, Saturday and Sunday quiem Maas of the Dead will each $16 for making unneesfr For Wednesday Only — At to culminate a rix-month pro­ opoidki posted a $1,000 aary noise with a motor mW- E vents ^ oeldbrated at 8:30 a.m. bond while awaiting the hear­ Judge Orders Democrats gram of education in progress Monthly confessions will be cle (screaming tires); ^ wll- i t each Kingdom HaU. ing. He is charged with the Mam J. Avery, 18, of 100 Lydall MATRON'S hoard at 11 a.m. Saturday. alleged rape of a 17-year-ofld State Church Unit Aids St., failure to display head r Vernon girl at a Broad St. ma­ Hghts and tailiighta, $16. BAKE SHOP In State Joim Matfaeir Chapter, Order The VFW Post will sponsor chine s l ^ on Oct. 9. Of DeMolay, win meet tomor­ a seafood night Friday from EUght out-of-state motorists Restore Mansfield Names Paul Kelly, 20, Willimantic, forfeited bonds, ranging from row at 7 p.m. at the Masonic 8 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. ’They will and hds brother, Maurice Kelly Temple to reorganize its drill also have a Fall dance Saturday $20 to $60, when they failed to LAYER Jr., 27, Coventry, were each appear in court to answer to School Structure team. Ronald Fletcher and from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Charlie fined $25 after both plead­ Superior Court Judgef velopmenU in the peat 24 hours9 After court Mrs. Baton re­ Ronald Wad.sworth, who will Varrlck’s orchestra will play. motor vehicle violations. CAKE In the battle between commit­ signed as registrar and was re­ ed g^iiity to charges which Cases continued: Charles S. House shortly Bums in Weston, Andover Racial Fight direct the team, will welcome Both events are at the post stemmed from a hrmting inci­ tee chalmwn Charies S. Tar- placed by Mrs. Lucille Reynolds, b o ^ o t rieMolay interested in home and'are open to members Until Thursday, tor dlsposl' before noon today signed deputy registrar. dent. tion, WUllam C. Biallas, 26, 74c pdnlan and the group of Demo­ Damage $500,000 Jotehig. and g^uests. Tickets may be ob­ Paul Kelly was charged with an injunction ordering the crats, most of them connected During the supper hour Mrs. tained at the door. Blast Hartford, speeding; and Reynolds and ’Tarplnlan had the hunting out of season and David G. Huck, 17, of 61 ’Turti- 668 Oentec Sh—649-OOM Mansfield Democratic with the University of Con­ SOaa Basan I. Abraitis, necticut. same Democrats served with WESTON (AP) —^ One daaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ shooting so as to cause a hu­ touU Rd., overcrowding operator Town Committee to restore Alan G. Pratt, son of Mr. and man ard en t, the latter count Last night the caucus to elect new citations under a different tor-Abraitis of 62 Teresa Rd., Mrs. Robert W. Pratt, 122 of a vehicle. the names of 71 party state statute that permits re­ building of the Horace Legal Aid, was nolled and the first charge Until Monday, for plea, <3ary town committee members for was formally Invested with cap Wlaranoke Rd., a freshman at members to the caucus the next two years was ad­ moval of party members before and gown Sunday at cere­ brought him a fine. S. Coleman, 29, Andover, failure C. Hurlbutt Jr. Elementary ’Tufts University pursuing a Police report that Paul was rolls. journed to Brtday after the a hearing. The citations set monies culminating the annual medical course, has been ac­ to o ^ a stop rtgn. town hall in Mansfield became Nov. 9 at 10 a.m. at town hall School was destroyed to­ Personnel Parents Weekend at Trinity shooting at a pheasant when Until Nov. 7, for court tria^ He further ordered the com- cepted as a student member of some of the dhotgun pellets ac­ mlttes not to erase the namee filled beyond capacity. for hearings on poeslble rein­ day by fire that was al­ Oolie^, Burlington, Vt. the Connecticut State Medical Larry N. Pierson, 28, of 97 cidentally struck Maurice In the Mather St., operating a motor by any means. In earlier developments ’Dies- statement. Socierty. A troubled crowd gathered ready roaring through the abdomen, cheek and arm. Mau­ vehicle while under the influ­ Attorney Leo Ftolierty, who day: roof when firemen reached In Pledge The Aireertoan Legion Post rice was _ taken to Windham aoughit the order today in be­ A morning action before early at the town hall last night Richard W. Dennison, son of ence of liquor or drugs; and wlH hold a regular meeting to­ Hospital, ‘ Willimantic, and un­ Adrian McDonald Jr., 19, West half of the 71 o(isted party Judge House gave the 71 Dem­ as the Democrats who through the scene shortly after night at 8 at the post home on Mr. and Mrs. Wells C. Den­ derwent emergency surgery for membens, said It will permit ocrats protection for their right court action had retained their daybreak. nison, 20 Steep Hollow Lane, Hartford, speeding and failure By A. J. CHEMAHI Leonard BL removai of the peUets. Maurice to drive in a proper lane. his clients to participate fully to vote at the caucus that night, right to vote, came to vote des­ Classes were canceled In tlie has joined the Air Force ROTC was also fined for hunting out Until Nov. 14, for plea and In a caucus FVlday night, ad­ based on registrar Lee Ekiton’s pite the new citations issued a school for the day. A powerful committee of Detachment o f Union College, of season. journed firogn laat night.. word to the judge that she few hours before the caucus. Children arriving for classes the state’s Ckmgregational Schenectady, N.Y. disposition pmdlng report from Harry Leister, 43, no certain family relations officer, Chris­ The now court action was would not remove them from Chairman Tarplnlan told the were among the crowd of sev­ churches has entered the address, arrested Saturday af­ the latest of a number of de- the party rolls that day. crowd the fire marshal would eral hundred that watched as Mias Susan Feltham, daugh­ tine A. Koe of 119 Chambers racial controversy at Ando­ ternoon in Manchester for In­ St., shoplifting. DOUBLE not let them proceed because flames devoured the structure. WED. ONLY! £ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward toxication, was given 30 days the hall was overcrowded. He ver Lake. Feltham, 84 Jarvis Rd., was re­ Parkade bufllnessmen ptonnlng four-day sale* event, stariing tomoirow, iiwhide WtaJter Until Dec. 6, for ooiut trial, ’The school is of the ’’campus” Reed manager of W. T. Grant Store; Htetrry Cohen, pirosldertt of the Manchester Shopping at the State Jail at Hartford Richard Maher, 26, Rockville, asked the Democrats who had type with separate bulldtnga In a resolution adopted tart g 20% ^ 8 cent^ honored at an assembly execution suspended. WORLD BREEN been cited and those who were night, the state committee en at dolby Jimlor College, New P a r k ^ Merchants Aseoclation and manager of Davldsoin A Leventhlal’s and Jiames DoRooco, failure to obey a stop sign. housing different grades. The manager of Soars Roebuck and Co. store. Reed and DeiRoooo are past presidents of the Fines were ordered In dispo­ not registered Democrats to one tha/t burned held 11 class­ Christian social action unani­ ^ Printed Christmas & London, N. H., when rfie was mously voted to provide legal K Cards tuModation. (Herald photo by Saiternls).______sition of the foHowing cases; leave so that the caucus could rooms for the fifth and sixth awarded a certificate repre­ David N. Goodridx, 17, West Crude Oil Up 2^c begin. He said the cited Demo­ a.ssistance In attempts to re­ senting dean’s list standing for grades, the office of superin­ Hartford, evading responstbil' STAMPS crats would not be able to vote. tendent of schools ’Thomas solve the i.ssue sparked by the g N«tm^ Coimtry the spring semester of the ity, $50, and operating without WASHINGTON — United ’This brought a roar of dis- denial of membership to a-_Ne- 1962-63 academic year. Parkade Notes 7th Anniversary Aquiila and a library. a Uoense, $16; ’Thomas Delmes- States orude-oil production last opproval. Mrs. Shendel Witryoi The building consisted of a gro minister in the Andover year reached an estirrrated 2,- Lake Property Owners Asso- • Open 9 to 8 • I tro, 21, of IM Center St., de­ ALL WEEK said " the papers .served on us one-story building with base­ ’The Golden Age Club will The Manchester Shopping*'99 cents at Knitter’s World;* 'Valued at the regular price of livery of liquor to a minor, $50; 670,000,(X)0 barrels, up 2 per tonight are not legal and we cltion (ALPOA). xk Rente 6, Andover j sponsor a card party ’Thursday ment opened in 1931 and a two- and an FM-AM Radio, gl9.88. $49.95, at Llggetts. Jacqueline Belanger of 36 High ^ cent f r ^ 1961. do not recognize them.” Her story addition that was erected ’The minister, the Rev. Wil­ 228-9129 ) at 1:30 p.m. In the clubrooms on Parkade tomorrow w"!!! kick­ liam Phllpot, Is pastor of a hu.sband, Sam, added, “ there is tarter. School St. Refreshments will be off Its Seventh Anniversary a strong possibility you have Baptist church in New Haven. served. ’ITie public is invited. Whipped by winds up to 26 sale with a barrage of bargains perverted justice . . . you have miles an hemr, the flames arte 'The committee, with some 40 for an membens of the family. not given us one week notice quickly throu^ the structure. members, met , last night in as required, by state statutes.” Hartford. The resolution was Today’s edition of ’Ihe Her­ After the roof went Uie walls adopted after the Rev. Ray­ Tarplnlan niled him out o f began to tumble. ald carries a special tabloid order. Constable Oiarlas Car­ mond H. Bradley Jr. of the An­ section containing values being Fire Chief John O’Brien es­ dover Congregational Chifrch penter, who also is fire marshal, timated the damage at $500,000. AMERICAN LEGION presented by the partloinatlng ordered the Irall cleared. appeared before the committee ftTtns in the four-day sales ’There was no immediate and explained the situation at 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 “° statement about the cause, al­ event. (See Page Fourteen) the private take. though O’Brien said the fire In passing the resolution the Harry Cohen, president of apparently began in the base­ the Parkade Merchants Aa- '4’, committee is backed by some sodation, today said that most ment. sod delegates to the Ckmnecti- No Injuries were reported. cut Ckmference of Congrega­ of the firms will be open N.E. Rainfall, O’Brien said there was little Wednesday, Thursday and FW- John William Butenke, 38, American electronics engineer, sits in the Ruther­ tional Churches who votM on day nights until 9, and Satur­ men of his department and re­ ford, N. J., office of U.S. Commissioner Theodore Kiscaras today, awaiting Oct. 9 "to give moral and tangi­ 8BINGO O’CLOCK—LEGION HOME, LEONARD ST. inforcements ftom other nearby ble aid to church members, day from 10 am . until 6 pm . ’er Snow, Allay towns could do but contain the hearing on espionage charges. (AP Photofax.) ministers and churchee involved A few of the bcu'gains from fire and keep It from spreading in aetlidties on behalf of racial EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT paitikdpating stores Include: to woods nearby. ’ITie other AidUos and zipper boots, for Fire Hazards justice.” school bulldinga stsmd a substan­ In its resolution the commit­ men and boys, at $4.49 (reg. tial distance SMray and were 3 Americans $6.96) at Bernard Kofiaky; a tee commended the Andover CHICAGO (AP) — Rain and never considered in danger. FB I Nabs Engineer church "for its forthright stand free coin bank with a depoMt snow eased drought conditions Blremen dragged a feiw desks of $20 or more to new or exiat- Captured in on behalf of racial justice” in and forest fire hazards in sec' out of the budldlng and saved the controversy and pledged ing accounts at the Savings tibns of New England today but the records in the supMtntend- Bank of Mlanch«rt:er; two-i>ent8 “ our support and assistance, not much relief was reported on enrt’s office. Vietnam Rout and our willingness to aid in the suit, $49, at Stedns; sweaters, other parts of the dry belt from Art an emergency meeting ANNUAL HARVEST SUPPER sizes 7-14, for only 87 cents at On Spying Charge prevision of legal services and the southern Plains to New York held a short time afibw the fire, to supply persons willing to W. T. Griant; sport ahirts and m ftate.- SAIGON, South Viet Nam the board of eduoartlon accepted demonstrate their Christian BUCKINGHAM CHURCH dress dhirts (men), $2.00 each, Heavy rains along, the edges reg. $6.96, at Davidson and an offer of classroom facilities (AP) — Communist guerrillas convictions.” of Hurricane Ginny splashed from a Westport synagogue. NEWARK, N. J. (AP)— FBI agents have capped smashed a crack South Viet­ The chairman of the commit­ Lenranthal’s; misses’ all weath­ southeastern New England seven months of around-the-clock work with the arrests Saturday, November 2 er coats, $9.97, reg. $19.99, at Temple Israel. namese task force ’Tuesday and tee is Prank Logpie, a Trumbull Tuesday as the storm mov­ of an American electronics engineer, cleared to handle attorney. The committee in­ the Grand Way Store. ed into Nova Scotia. Moder­ probably captured the three Sitting 5:00 and 6 :30 P.M. CG Seeks Negroes top secret material, and a Russian chauffeur on espi­ cludes the chairmen of 14 area Also, giris’ and tots' warm ate to heavy snow fell In cen U.S. Army advisers with the committees on social action. flannel pajam^, $1, reg. $1.98, tral and northern Maine with 13 W ASmNG’TON (AP) — ’The onage charges. 120-man (ask force. ADULTS $2.00— Children $1.00 Both Congregational ministers at Youitti Centre; a Sears and inches in Greenville and nearly Coast Guard says it could use ’They were arrested ’Tuesday printed and then taken to Hud­ ’The three Americans, listed as and lay persons are on the com­ Roebuck Store ciaselc gas a foot in Houlton and Caribou. some help In urging Negroes to son County jail, Jersey City. missing and believed captured, Reservations may be made by calling ii. Ji—! V . night after a rendezvous near an mittee. Mrs. Victor Zeller— 649-4642 range for $269.88, mg. $299.96 Snow flurries fell through file applications to the Coast old stone railroad station in The two Soviet diplomats were were two officers and an enlist­ The Andover Congregational value; special dinners and pizza: New England, including Boston. Guard Academy at New Lon­ Englewood, N.J. brusque when released from ed medic. Stragglers returning Church ha.s issued several at Dino’e Restaurant; four- More than 2(4 inches of rain don, Conn. ’Two Soviet' diplomats serving FBI custody here, despite the from the rout said both officers statements sharply rebukfiig the drawer file cabinets at $21.88, mm doused Nantucket, Mass. Robert A. Wallace, employ­ with the Soviet mission to the FBI’s offer to provide them had been wounded early in the actions of ALPOA and asking reg. $34.95, at Reed’s Inc.; a Tuesday’s rain belt extended ment policy officer of the United Nations also were appre­ transportation. fight—one in the head and the for a resolvement of the con­ Fleiaher’s big spice Mcedn for along the Atlantic Coast from Trea sury Department, said hended by the FBI but they “ The conduct of the FBI other in thj leg. troversy. South Carolina into New Eng' yesterday that "unlesB we re­ were released because of their agents was 'very rude,” snapped A second government force of Last night's resolution cited land. Light rain dampened scat­ ceive more applicants, the Aca- diplomaUc immunity. ■yuri A. Roniashln, 38, third sec­ about 200 men, operating only a the Andover church for its ef­ tered sections in the Great / w d«ny class entering in July Seized in the Russians’ car retary of the Soviet U.N. mis­ few thousand yards away, forts, noting that it "ha.>! com­ Lakes region and southeastward sion. His companion, Gleb A. learned of the battle too late to mitted itself by vote of its con­ to the Appalachians biit amounts may not have a single Negro.” were a brief case that contained" SWEET GIBER information about a secret Air Pavlov, 39, an attache of the help. U.S. authorities said Com­ gregation to the principles of were too light to break the prO' mission, had nothing to say. munist radio jammers knocked Christian brotherhood and hu­ FOR longed dry spell. Snow flurries (See Page Fourteen) Force contract and a tiny docu­ ment camera designed to oper­ The FBI complaint also out both the main channel and man dignity in urging that the flecked Bluefield, straddling the named a staff member of the the alternate channel on all Andover Lake Property Owners HAUOWEEN ' Virginia-West Virginia border. ate from the car’s cigarette United Fund Extends Drive; lighter. Soviet mission, Vladimir I. local military radios. Association be open in member­ ! In New York State 12 new Kowalski at Last Olenev, but he was not appre­ ’The operation cost the Viet­ ship without regard to race, col­ Place your order early' fires were reported with a total The accused spies, charged namese Special Forces an esti­ or or creed.” for that big party. early today with "delivering to hended. ' of 59 still burning and a total of The old fashioned Erie-Lacka- mated 20 killed, 30 wounded and ALPOA has been accused of Hits $62,224— 5 4 % of Goal 645 blazes in October. Strong Headed for Post a foreign government informa­ Keg and Spigot Rentals wanna Railroad station in En- 12 missing and presumed cap- racial discrimination by both winds in some woodland areas tion relating to the national de­ Rev; Mr. Phllpot and James Increased the fire danger. State WASHINGTON. (AP) — After fense of the United States,” are The 1963 Manchester confident that when ail have (See Page Fourteen) (8oe Page Fourteen) Tsuffis, a white Andover Lake BOLTON CIDER MILL forests have been closed ...and nine months of uncertainty, for­ John William Butenko, 38, of There’s only one place you can discover United Fund Drive has been been contacted, we will re.sident married to a Negro. outdoor burning banned since Orange, N.J., and Igor A. Meanwhile, the chairman of ' Rts. 6 and M A extended, drive chairman reach our goal. mer congressman Frank Kowal­ Ivanov, 33, of. New York City. ' '”rhe citizenry of Man­ Oct. 13. (he state’s Civil Rights Commis­ Edward Tomklel announced Fresh rains in Rhode Island ski of Connecticut appeared fi Butenko, a bachelor of Rus­ LENOX PHARMACY 648-6889 — 648-2880 chester has been made nally on the way to a $20,000 sion said today Gov. John N. today. up to one inch, resulted in the sian parentage, is a $14,700-a- aware of the need of these a year post on the Subversive Dempsey would receive the 299 E. CENTER STREET— 649-0896 The drive, originaUy lifting of restrictions against year control administrator for Vote Favors Bishops’ "entire history” of the Andover slated to Mid tomorrow, agencies, and I feel sure Activities Control Board. the Interiiational Electric Corp. Ford^ new total performance *64 they only ask for the oppor- starting outdoor fires. Maine al Lake issue ” in the next two or has yet to receive returns ’The Senate Judiciary Com'- of Paramus, N.J. timity to help through the so lifted a ban on smoking, start' three days.” from many solicitors, said ing outdoor-fires or hunting in mittee, which scheduled and United ITimd. Our solicitors postponed five hearings on the Ivanov, married and father of The Governor said yesterday Tomklel, in explaining the have done a terrific job, and wooded areas. ! a 6-year-old daughter, was Sharing Pope’s Power he had been waiting for nearly reason for the extension. In Kentucky, winds of 16 to 20 appointment before It finally I a chauffeur for Amtorg, a we truly appreciate their ef­ heard testimony Oct. 3, ap-1 ^ ^ handles'U.S.- two months for “ a full and com­ free D-Weeh Subscription As of today, the fund forts.’ ’ plete” report from the commis­ ...the driver^ seat...and your Fbrd (See Page Fourteen) to trade relations. He came sanctifying ^ and caring for Its stands at about 84 per cent ’The fund’s 11 member VATICAN CITY Y(AP1—A big^ sion on the Andover Lake situa­ of Its goal of $115,(W0, with agencies and the amount toe lenate b j President Kenne°^ United States in March majority "“of the Vatican Ecu­ flock is the'.successor of the Col­ tion. Once he has a report, he pledges received totaling shotted to each under the Ginny Bowing Out menical Council voted today in lege of Apostles, and that as a said, he will meet with the $62,224, headquarters an­ $116,000 quota are as fol­ HALIFAX, N.S. (AP)—Hurri­ ^T lm re^ ^ d^ '^ en speculation ^ Ctommissioner ’Theodore favor of a declaration that the body, in union with Its head, the state's attorney general. nounced. Breakdown by di­ lows: cane Ginny moved over the th lw h ! ^ Kiscaras at Rutherford ordered Roman Ctatholic bishops as a Roman pontiff, and never with­ Chairman Ralph Goglia said Dealer invites you to put ’er th^e visions shows Initial Gifts American Red Cross, Gulf of St. Lawrence today on a lated to Kowalski’s sharp critl men held In $100,000 bail body share In the Pope’s author­ out him, enjoys full and su­ in New Haven today that the at $44,361, Buslness-Elm- $20,629; Boy Soouts, $8,- course for the west coast of cisms of National Democratic pending action by a federal ity. preme power over the universal Governor has been receiving ployes at $8,884; and Res- 903; Child Guidance Newfoundland after lashing the Clhairmati John M. Bailey last grand jury. They pleaded inno­ \The vote was Intended only as Church.” progress reports of the Andover IdenUal at $8,979. Clinic of Manchester, $11,- maritime provinces with winds year. Kowalski, then congress­ cent. a gpide to further council con­ A council press office state­ Lake issue since the matter was In announcing the con­ 805; Children’s Services of up to 100 miles an hour. man-at-large, campaigned for Butenko, perspiring sideration and was not binding. ment after the vote said this brought to the state executive’s S Ws the resutt of knowledge gakied tinuance, Tomklel issued the OonneoUcut, $7,623; Dioce­ In her wake,.she left uprooted the Democratic nomination for i plained about photographers in But it was greater than the concept of shared authority also attention In early September. today! W haf total performance? following statement: san Bureau of Social Serv­ trees, disrupted communications senator although It .was known Kiscaras’ office. "If they keep two-thirds majority needed In includes, the assertion that the Both the Negro minister and "In many cases solicitors ices, $5,942; Girl Scouts, and stalled shipping. ’There were that Bailey, also party chair-1 on taking pictures they’re going any !ormal ballot to turn such Pope’s "primatlal rights over Tsuffis met with the Governor in open competition... new ride, ruggedness, response bred into every '64 Ford, have not yet completed their $8,603. no reports of casualties. man, favored Abraham Ri]Jl-jto ruin my life,” he told the a statement—with its implica- all pastors and faithful remain on Sept. 6. Goglia indicated the calls, and many families re­ Also Lufz Junior Mu­ ’The weather office at Gander, coff, then a member of Kenne-' commissioner, tiohs for r-hristian unity efforts intact.” Governor’s office had been in- main unpledged to the Unit- seum, $7,023; Manchester Nfld., predicte# Ginny would dy’s cabinet. ! Ivanov, more relaxed than —into a council decree. By a vote-r«if~L717-408, the pre­ But words alone can't tell you how much Fords have changed. You have to ad Fund. Memorial Hospital. $32,254; die In the North Atlamtic follow­ Ribicoff won the nomination Butenko, smiled and asked per- ’The council voted 1,808-336 lates alip approv^ the insertion (See Pago Fourteen) ‘”nie fact that many per­ Manohaster Public Health ing its passage across the east and the election. mission to telephone the Soviet that a theological schema on into the schema ofva statement sons were .not home when Nundng Association, $7,- end of Anticosti Island in the However, Ribicoff appeared consulate in New York City, just the nature of the Church should that the episcppal-Mpal power WINDOW test-drive the cars themselves. The seat of your pants may not be very scierv the solicitors called is re- 483; YMCA, $790; and Gulf of St. Lawrence and along across the Hudson River. state that "the body or college "belongs to the collegb,Jn union fleeted In the drive. We ate YWOA, $4,141. the coast of Labrador, (Seb Page Fourteen) The prisoner! were finger- of bishops in its evangelizing. with its head, by divine rigHf” ' In another test vote a pro­ tific... but you’U get the message! posal to reconstitute the church \. bulletins UhWBeo^weN-otefFed Commodity Reeearch Department SHADES rank of permanent deacon was Culled from AP Wires tieepo fwtufet traders supplied with up-to-the-minute Mod* to Order approved 1,588-525. However, no Nieaitlh and special reports on all active commodities. ALSO (See Page Fifteen) If you are interested, for either hedging or speculative VENETIAN BLINDS Kowalski Confirmed ^ purpofoo, read our Commodity Newsletter and periodic Bring your old rcdlers in WASHINGTON (AP)— and save S6c per shade Blough Defends ' $(>edsJ Sports free for the next 12 weeks. Send your The Senate confirmed to­ Rome and address to Cofnmodity Newsletter. . . U.S. Steel Role day the nomination of for­ mer Rep. Frank Kowalski, O Please send me your Commodity Newsletter and In Birmingham b-Conn., to be a member of the subversive activities Spe«hl,ReportsUee for,12 weeks •64 Super Torque Ford—hundreds of pounds NEW YORK (AP)- Roger M. control board for a term 0 Please tend me your latest report The Market tot AeeviertiCs smoother, stronoer than any in Ms Setdl ^RmOBUBt'S Blough. board chairman of U.S. expiring Aug. 9, 1966. $oybeani-Otl and Meal ^ Steel Corp.. rejects the idea that MAlO-29 a corporation should use "eco­ f La r e u p o n b o r d e r Namou nomic compulsion” as a weapon MARAKECH, Morocco lpl«aw prinO to deal with community race (.AP)—The Defense Ministry relations problems. announced today a flareup rt However, Blough endorses fighting at 'two points along Jtone. .State. DILLON SALES and SERVICE employment and promotion the contested Algerian-Mo- practices to fight discrimination roccan frontier. The an­ laBustneM Phonen. and leadership by business ex­ nouncement came as tho ecutives in outside-the-plant ef­ chiefs < of state reportedly forts to break down barriers agreed at a summit confer­ between the races. ence in Bamako, Mali, on tho $HEAR$ON,HAMMIUICO. E. A. JOHNSON S19 MAM STREET MANCHESriR. CONN. His views emerged from a basis of a oompromlae formu­ MwnbM «n l«adlnf Neck aed commodity «(chan|M discussion of U.S. Steel’s role in la settling ttie Sahara eon- PAINT GO. Birmingham, Ala., scene of re­ tBrt. ’Ilie formula waa oald to 918 Main St., Manchester • 649-2821 723 MAIN ST. ■VI' cent racial strife. have been auggeated try Xna* PHONE 649-4S01 peror HaOe Seiaaale at w m - Cookiftg norths the Htdl of Roeprda Imd Canter Congregational Church. On page IS ie m pieturm o f tho Rich house sshieh onto stood on'tha site. (Sea Pate Van) opto. / L ■ /• I / /I a ;/ . ‘ir ■ / .1* I I . a - • Vo

■ V KANCHESTER EVENING* HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 P A G E TH REE PAGB TWC ’ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNEfflIAY, OCTOBER 80, 19«8 Steven ’VMcnflhi, oanoeing; IMr and EUington Rds., hi on DC South Windsor Zone. Marion Halliday Events B O Y S C O U T vid Bari. A9aa Rtoa arid Hen 5e Adolphe Menjou Dies, Makeup of Education Board the WteUoer, emodcorvlng; Rrihaid CUHord D. Higgins a l^ re­ Feted at Parties LEASE % FbucOMr, NeU H ovendv. Sheinwold on Bridge quests a specific exception to America’s ^fo. 1 Road Car Stamps N en m Notes and News WaBcer and Steven ‘VWcuabi, Seven Bids allow construction of a dwelling VndergoesrChange on Friday In World Ufa savhv; Davtd Stonemsn, Career Spanned 200 Movies on his premises on Ellington Miss Msirion Halliday of 77 PONTIAC TEMPEST DavM Bari, Rkhnrd Fbucher Rd., in an IX zParis," \rith CHiarlie Chaplin. variance to allow a sign larger Full Maintenance, Fully Hmn<>liinii to Dctnocmtic con- tor the 16,000 men of the U.S. oedltig the regular monthly HoskeU. ItiCbaid Poueber and The right way to play a suit larity of spats and knickers, For Hearing than permitted on its premises. National Fire Insurance Co. of the election, with 6,887 -votes, meeting at m Verplanric From 1984 to 1929, he earned Insured tMl IR tiM OotoAxir 1962, town became board chairman. Dr. Army's 2nd Armorsd Division KenneRh Walker, soU and water often depends on now many was mourned by Hollywood to­ a reported $7,000 a week. He All interested persons may Hartford by her co-workers. School. ennservstton; AMn Rics, Prior 9 I 4 day. deotlani by •. 6-4 margin—wiH Schardt was second hlg;h with flown from Texas to Germany tricks you need and how fut signed a contract with MGM in Seven apipeala vriU be lieard appear and be heard. Mrs. Myron Ames of 54 Paul Dodge Pontiac The ’’Oubby" award went to HaafceU, Steven VricuOfai, Ricb- you ne^ them. Don't be a crea­ _____ «A7<4 1 ‘ The vet -ah actor, whose ca­ 1937 for the same figure, but b« incTMoed 6-6 in favor of the 6.886 votes. during exercise Big Lift H v r K A sr by the Zoning Board ot Appeals Wins Scholarship Dower Rd., South Windsor, aunt INC. Den 6 for the best attendance afd Poucher, BHI Pieefton and ture of habit. reer spanned more than 50 declined afterward to sign ex­ Nancy J. Roman of 1250 Sul­ of Miss Halliday, and Mias Demoomts, the maximum al­ Schaeffer last year won a The seven-day war exercise DavM Sboneman. mfie swtm ^9€SS a M t f 4 1 Nov. 7 at 8 pm. at the Wap- Phone 649-2881 lowed under the town charter. got under way before dawn with of boys aitd their parents. Dens South dealer years and over 200 films, died clusive contracts. He remained livan Ave.. has been awarded Marsha Halliday of Manchester, berth on the board by beating 2, 6 and T 'wun banners for bodges; Do.vWI Bari and Ken- North-South vulnerable S q » f K i n t of chronic hepatitis Tuesday at 873 MAIN STREET X Nenr members the board out Atty. Donald Richter, who an attack by an aggressor force QKM 9»«7C a free lance actor the rest of his plng Eaementary School. a trustee scholarship for this sister of the bride-elect, were tbelr flags. Otibniaatar Manuel nrih Walker, cftiseneMp la the Opening lead—Queen of Caubs his Beverly Hills home. career. The Community (Jliristian academic year at the Univer­ co-hostesses at a personal wtn be Democrata Dr. Walter had been appointed in June from the 3rd Armored Di-vislon. community. U. Schardt and Alfred R. Camp­ 1962 to fill the unexpired term The defending 2nd Armored was Vincent said that he wtil Issue Before we discuss ths fUU Menjou’s third wife, the for­ Menjou divested himself of his sity of Connecticut. Miss Ro­ shower held at the Ames home. gold baimar tor every five Also, Kenrieth Walker, ctU- hand, let’s look at the dUmonda mer Verree Teasdale, and their white tie and tails In two me­ Reiformed Church, c/o Jamee A. bell, both of whom will begin of Robert Barnes, niia term ex­ AP Newsfeature deployed in an area stretching aenahlp In the home; Alan Rloe, Bonnema, Pastor, 10 Bee'lzebub man is one of 240 studwits About 30 guests were in attend­ ttirwyear terms Nov. 1. piree in 1964. from Darmstadt, south (tf blue banners on a single den in today’s hand. If you nesdsd adopted son, Peter, 27, were at morable roles. awarded a total $48,332 in Uni­ ance. By SYD KRON18H flag as a neplneenunt. music; Steven ValcuiUs, sriiolar- ths first two diamond tricks his side. The actor had beep in He was the hard-bitten man­ Rd., requests ^ ■variance to al­ Leaving the board this nK»tth Olenney, the only Republican Frankfurt, to Fulda, about 50 O A 9 S S 1 versity - administered scholar­ Miss Jean Cibroskl of 44 Lyn- are Republican Mra Jane Another new stamp in the miles to the northeast ‘Fire Prevention Week,” ahip and safety; Douglas JosUn (tor some good reason), you ill health for nine months, his aging editor in “ The Front low two signs larger than regu- ships. to be re-elected in a Demo­ plotureaque "Old BecHin Series” skit about ghoota of the dead and Peter Haakril, patrol leader would lead a diamond from Soril Wsri Nee* bri son said. Page” In 1931 and the sad-eyed letiona permit on the south'west dale St. and Miss Karol Kemp Btuek, wiw was defeated In her cratic sweep of the town, is In all 40,000 troops, including of 9 Cross St. were co-hostesses Munson's Md re-election alter serv­ has been issued by West Gar- small contingents of the West reciting the faults they com­ strikes; Kent Joriln and Alan. dummy and finaase with the I K T EMi 9 N T A ! Mm Menjou, bom in Pittsburgh, bookie who accepted Shirley comer of Avery St. and Beelze­ Manchester Evening Herald currently serving a three-year many, reports Um World-Wide mitted, waa preoantad by Den Rice, asristent patrol leader queen from your and. If the Pa., was filmdon’s epitome of Temple Instead of a two-dollar bub Rd. This is an R-20 Zone. for a shower held at the home ing' on the board W oe 1964; term that expires in 1966. Rott- PhUatdlc Agency. The stamp Germany army, will participate South Windsor correepoodent, of Miss Cibroskl, with 15 guests and Democrat William Buck- in the big maneuvers. sbripei. finesse worked, you would get the European gentleman, with bet in a film based on Damon Leonard Flannery, 110 Pine ner, the only new Republican is a 60 pfennig, carmine en­ Bruce Gordon, Qbartas Uaan- Troop otfletn installed are the first two diamond tricks, will win 'With dummFa Jock and his clipped mustache, pre­ Runyon’s "Little Miss Marker” Laura Katz, telephone 644-1758. honoring Miss Halliday. Joy. who ohoae to retire rather elected, will htdd office until Tree La., requests a specific ex­ CANDY graved, featuring Hallesches LONDON (A P)—Mrs. Harold aa and John KiseUca wees in­ Richard Poucher, senior patrol nils is the ’’normal” way of then will capture ttia Ung by cise speech, and dapper clothes. in 1934. ception to allow keeping a pony Miss Halliday, the daughter than to run again.- 1965. Tor (Haile Gate) as It looked (rf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Halli- Buckley, whose name had Philby, American wife of the ducted into the pack and were leader; Everett Rlnes, aralstent finessliig. playing tbs sea. ’Then you take In later years, Menjou was an In 1953-54, Menjou starred as aa a pet on his premises. TTiis Besides Buckley, Atty. Harold in 1680. recipients a t bobcat pina. patrol leader; Greg Moberg, If you needed the first three the queen and glva East a outspoken foe of communism barrator of a television series, day, wrill become the bride of beoome pnuM caUy synonomous W. Garrity and Frank Sheldon third man in the Burgess and IS an R-20 Zeme. Area PF Slates Hallesches Tor is situated in Maclean spy case, h u Joined Awards made at ^ meet­ scribe; NeU Kovenaky, quarter­ diamond tricks, you would lead trick with the nine o f diamonds. and prominent In conservative "My Favorite Story.” Stuart W. Baraw Jr., son of vrMh the board of education, did not sed( re-riectlon. the center of Berlin. The Land- the ace of diamonds from your Daily Queatton politics. During 1960, he backed Ari- Mildred Glassman, 15 Maan Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Baraw Sr. KITCHEN has served It continuously since her husband in Moscow. ing were presented to the fol­ master; and David Stonamsn, St- reqiiests a varisuice to al­ wehr Canal, a branch of the The British Foreign Office an­ lowing: Hbrarian. hahd. Your only hope Is that an Partner opens w i* 1 NT (16 Son of a well-to-do hotel pro­ zono Sen. Barry Goldwater for First Fall Rally of 54 F’erkins St., on Saturday the town’s schools were con­ River Spree, flows near the en­ opponent has the singleton king. to 18 points), and tiie nsort play­ prietor, Menjou attended Culver the Republican presidential low a 9!g;n larger than permit­ at St. Mary’s EJpiscopal Church. Makers of Fine Candle* solidated toi 1932. Before that, Cutt Pigeon Shoot nounced Tuesday that Mrs. Timothy Vincent. Wesley ted on her premises, in an RC trance. Many of Berlin's fa­ Philby, 49, formerly of Seattle, Bouchard. Marie MoolDaUB, Rob­ Now, on examining the full er passes. You bold: Spades, Military Academy and Cornell nomination.' The Tolland Association ot be was a member of the high mous streets converge at Hal- Zone. NILES, Mich. (AP) — Niles’ Wash., arrived in Moscow Sept. ert Chavea and Stephen Mac­ 6% Decline Noted hand, you see that you need 19A-1-4-4; Hearts, K-J-10-9; Dio- University I where he studied to A year ago, when California Pilgrim Fellowships will hold Famous for Old school oommlttee for four leschas Tor, InclutUng the not­ four diamond tricks, but not memds, ^8-7-6; Olnbs. None. be a mechanical engineer. He Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk named Hartman Tobacco Co., 114 years. downtown pigeon population has 26. Donald, wolf bad^; Alien Grove St., Hartford, requMrts a How To Hold ed FViedrichstrasse 'whose mod­ Squiers, bear bad^; ABen In Idle Oainis necessarily the first four. You What do you osyr wrote, produced and directed Menjou as a member of the its first rally of the season at Fashioned Goodness Ihe new makeup of the board been given a reprieve by Mayor em end concludea with the PhUby, a former Foreign Of­ renewal of existing permit for fice employe and Middle East Squiers, Mark Hagenow and can afford to give up one trick Answer: Bid two spades. The college theatricals. This contact John Birch Society, Menjou re­ (AP Photofax) the Ellington Orngriegational and the expiration o f mend>ers' Mowltt 8. Drew. Brandenburg (])ate, where the along the way. suit should be for Mfer than no- with the stage diverted him plied ; occupancy on premises at the FALSE TEETH 2 store* to Sene Yon! terms of office are m follows: correspondent tor a British Rondal Vincent, lion badge; 'Uhenqiloyment dlaims fOed In Menjou in Mid-40s Film rear of 140 Smith St., South (Jhurch Sunday from 6 until A buslnesaman had proposed Communists have constructed newspaper, was identified in Timmy Vincent, Richard Normal Finesse Foils trump. from the slide rule to Holly­ "Mr. Mosk is completely More Firmly in Place Democrats: Mra Katherine lining up 125 maritsmen on a the Berhn Wail. The design of Manchester during the week wood. wrong. I do not now belong to Windfwr. 8 p.m. MANCHESTER Bom , chairman. 1966; Wil- Parliament last July as the man Brown, Mark Mockolia and Any method at oil will worii Oliffoi-d D. Higgins, 260 F2- Do your false teeth annoy and em­ Sunday morning, moetly along the stamp was taken from a who tipped British diplomats Robert Chavea, gold arrow on ending O ct 26 dropped 41, or if sorii opponont has thrss dia­ For Shdnwold’s 96 • page Before World War I, he made the Birch society and have not tume Halloween dance Satur­ Dick Tracy will lead the barrass by slipping, dropping or wob­ SHOPPING PARKADE Hmn CSolHne, 1966; CampbeU. downtown rooftops, tor a one- sketch by a professor at the booklet, ”A Pocket Guide to screen love to such stars as belonged for more than two linglon Rd., reque.sts a variance group in recreation. Everyone bling when you eat, laugh or talk? 1966; Ted Oimmlngs, 1964; Dr. Guy Buigess and Donald Mac- wolf; Richard Brown, one stiver close to alx per oent, undra last monds you will give up one Square Dancers day at 8 p.m. at SI. Luke’s to allow a building lot on El­ Just sprinkle a little FA8TEETH on bour pigeon riMot. Techndoel University in Berlin. lean 12 years ago that govern­ trick and win the other four. Bri^e,” send 60 cents to Marguerite Clark and Norma years. Church in Ellington Center. is asked to wear school clothes your plates.This alkaline (non-acidi OPEN EVERY SUN. Schardt, 1966; Beldon Schaeffer, arrow on wolf. week's figure. Talmadge. lington Rd. with leas frontage Drew rejected the {rian as be­ ment authorities suspect^ them A total o f 689 claims were Ths normal finesse will fall Bridge Book, Manchester Eve. "I was at one time a member Set Mask Party Don Atkinson will be the caller. and bring a box lunch. powder holds false teeth more ftrmly 1964. ing too dangerous although It Oodotnhia has issued a new Also, Terry DeRosa, two sH Herald, Box 3318, Grand Central After the war, Menjou fol­ (but) became disillusioned with than regulations permit and al­ and more comfortably. No gummy, of being spies. ver airows on wo«; Brian At- processed, compared to 730 for if the diamonds break 4-2. Even Mr. and Mrs. Atherton Ryan, so less square footage. This TTie purpose of the rally Is to gooey, pasty taste or feeling.Does not ROl>TE 6, BOLTON HepufaScani; Sdward Olen- would save the city money. A air mail stamp boaoring the if East has the doubleton K-lO, Station, New York 17, N.Y. lowed the film industry to Cali­ the leadership.” Introduce the theme of "Leader­ sour. Checks “ plate odor” (denture Bcy, 1966; d u istie MoOor- 100th anniversary o f the city of magida. one silver arrow on tbe weric ending Opt 19. The fornia. He hit his stride In 1928, The Twirl and Twisters. chairmen of the event, report property is bounded approxi­ health officer estimated it would OTTAWA (AP) — Prime Min­ Rockville area aoMunted for in which case the normal fl- Copyright. 1963 Menjou added that he still ship” and to acquaint everyone breath). Get FASTEETH today at m idc,,1964; and John S. G. cost the city $2,000 to wipe out Peredra in the state of O a li^ . wolf; Michael Scuderl, one gold Oeneiml Features Ooep. appearing in "The Three Muske. believed in the society’s prin- Western square dance club of all area club dancers are in­ mately tv the OonneoUcut drug counters everywhere. ister Lester B. Pearson's Lib­ and two silver airows on Hon 141 of the total, An Increase of ness will give you the first two vited to attend. Light and Power Co., Higgins. with the new officers. Hottner, 1966. the pigeon population by other The design allows the equestri­ eral government has easily sur- tricks. West will have two tricks teers,” with Douglas Fairbanks, ciples. Ellington, has slated a cos­ ICia. Boom and «TnM*M ba- means. an statue of Gen. Simon Boti- Robert Rizza, two stiver sr- three over lest w eek . Clalnui by 'vlved the two latest attempts to women totaled 326, or 47 per with hU nine and eight BC-FnXJNO CHARGED ver. TtM city was founded Aug. rows on lion; Richard Brown You con srln four tricks HARTTFORD (A P )—A Bris­ SO, 1663, and now has a popu- oust it over defense policies, in­ and Larry Cagianello, .denner cen t cluding storage of U.S. nuclear htondiester was. fourteenth in against a 4-2 break only If tol reotauraat owner haa boen lathm of 164,000. It is an im- bars; Midhael HoUowdl and West has ths doublston king. todtetad by a federal grand >iry poctant d ty hi Oolotnfcia’e cof­ waiheads in Canada. James HaUow^l, aaalatant deo- the state in claims filed. Lari By a 210-27 vote Tuesday week H hod been twelfth. ’Ihe The method la to start ths smt on a otaoige o t iHogally re> the king, you mt the time oC dtoniiplnc.’* equipment and a ooai car. The government for the agreement Riohaid Brown, Danny DeSi­ other stamp shows a cement mone, Weatiey Bouriiaid, Tom health, education and weMoze, SATURDAY a LAST DAY with the United States, former plant and a bag of cement The n, Mark Tomaso, Idark will attend Demooratlc cam- Prime Minister John Dlefen- Mockolh, Brian ArmogMa, pai^ events Sunday in Water- five-year program runs from baker's (Johservatiyes supported bury. New Ha.'ven and Bridge­ 1962 through 1966 and postal Terry DeRosa, David McNally, it on the vote. A Conservative Jeffrey Klojzy and Charlee port, State and National Dem- officials in Seoul have advised spokesnmn objected because the ocraito Chaiiman John M. that two stamp# will be issued FuUer. DANCING motion did not condemn nuclear Seooivd year pins went to Bailey announoed yesterday. of KEITH’S B -l-G 64th each year for this economic de­ weapons anywhere in Caimda. Oelebrezze's appeazanoes will Thursday and Friday velopment program. The Conservatives’ own no- Wayne Aibair, Michael Scudeil, Robert Rizza, PhilUp Avery, be on behalf of three Demo- This Weak Oitiy... confidence motion 'was rejected Mark Hagenow, Ronald Vin­ oratic mayoral candidates, In­ Weet Germany has announc­ 156-88. cent, Da'vld Wohlgemuth,. Fred cumbent Samuri Tedesoo of ’nuirs., Fri. and flak ed the issuance of another It accused the Liberals of Bridgeport, incumbent Richard massive confusion in the de­ Dandeneau, Stoner Smith and Every Week Tbeceatter^ stamp in the old Berlin series, Stephen Clark. C. Lee o f New Haven, and Jo­ reports the World-Wide Phila­ fense program. Including can­ A fhiid year pin was present­ seph F. McNeUs, candidate In telic Agency. The new stamp la cellation of a $462-mlllion frig­ Waterbury. 7 W alnut St., M anche^t^— IPhone 643-4628 ate-building program. This time ed to Allen Squiree. a 50 pfennig wlilch Miows the Mrs. aharies Fuller and Mis. Fischerbrucke-Fiacher Bridge the 13 Oedltistes vote with the ''“ THE j PE U LIN A IR E S"— ^presentinK ju s t fo r yoo,^ government. John Kk>J^ were reclplenta of as it looked in 1830. Also an­ one-year den mothers’ ptna. .^sophislticated dance music in the modern mood. nounced the Republic of The Liberals now have sur­ Mis. Charles Smith and Mrs. Germanor wqs the release of iU vived nine censure 'votes since Parliament convened May 16. Frank Wohlgemuth were pre­ ‘^uropa 1963" set of two which sented with second-year den marks the eighth consecutive LA PAA, BoUvU (AP) — The mothers’ pdiie. Toes., Nor. 12— 8:30 pjn. year this country has issued On Nov. 23 the pack wlU Btdlvlan government haa ar­ - A iiMMQit la s f i n i jm m mm n M 6 stampe to promote this United rested a official of its For­ the Univeisity of Cbnneoticut W A U t, WUJOOMDUO, ■ BBiss «C m asm Asa 400 In A s Ekmope p roject eign Ministry on charges of sell­ pikay W aty Cross at the uidver- THE REGIMEHTAL BANO A MAN’S IDEA wonDBarvL ssMsaffing itdw* Alto, open node ing documents to the cultural anym football field in Stone. THE MASSED PIPERS ssBwdon iic Cray xeom in yonr attache of the Cuban Embassy. B c^ pteming to go are to meet ME HIQHLAHO DAHCERS tT H H f AlLEtH lutofwl .Airttoiu^l Halloween Party Defense Minister Luis Rodri­ at Verplanck School at noon. tdSLT JMERICAK t itotftow SftBA Cheny^ gues Bidegain said authmitiea Adidta are to bring/35e to pay OF A SdOd ttshogaiqr, «psce> Held by WATES are invesfigatinjg the case, in­ tor their tickets. Phones: < ■niob NongeeniUra Cwtom Kooa volving Juan Rivero Lazeano of Troop 91 i> Jleiidbesteru-648-669e S in s a l tRtfinMisi fai the Foreign Ministry and Jose Boy Scout Ticop M. recently BocfeT01»-876-2l»4 The aonuol Halloween party bead Ite foS Oouri of Honor at sragcB sraa ran iisui, dcb k of the Manchester WATES w ee Viera, (Tuban cultural attache GOOD LUNCH who recently returned to Ha­ the Ckeeu School. The event held last nlgbt at the opened with the presenbriSon of FAMOUS KROEHLER 6 Pc. LIVING ROOM Ameitcaa CSuh, with about 76 vana. PIECES FOR EARLY AMERICAN CHARM the oDiofB. Green Stamp*! Wedaesdagr—Open Thu rs. and Fri. m tll 9 O’Oloclr membeni In attendance. Skits were by the Apacbe and Pitzea were awarded to Miss TOKYO (AP)—The American ThaPt the kind tiiat tee aerve This •will be the ro6m •where family and friends ■will meet In friendship! One of the most exdtlnqr ■values w e 'v e ' ever offered, Think of it: you firm that built Japan’s first Panther Patrols. ■selratve Bthaa ABea Dealer hi This Area Mary Miatterei tor the prattieat Michael Oairr and Chariee here! Food to suit very mood That worm look erf maple, combined ■with choice of tweed or print get the large sofa and matching chair, with three modem tables and ooatume, Kna Michael Miaoviefa nuclear power plant shut it N o / room divider at one low price. The sofa and choir have long-wearing down shortly after it began Zucksr were recipients of the . . . all o f the finett quaUtyf pre­ furies. Deep, rounded foam cushions in all seats and backs plus ex- tor the most original, and Mrs. tenderfoot amatd; Mhdwel Do­ NYLON face covers and foam cushions reversible for double wear. Thnmaa Badore tor the fun- operating Saturday. penslve-looldn? skirted bases. Wonderfully comfortable. Includes settee, The company. General Elec­ ran, BU FMbon sod Jamee pared by a matter theft vtrved in The walnut finish tables have matching plastic tops that resist almost nleat Judra were IDra Jane WUiteBeU, second class; DavU K 4 7 A T C H dioioe o4 dKdr or platform rocker, jrfus 3 tables and 2 Colonicd lamps." $199 Bedtord, Mrs. Eleanor Bnacfcen tric, complained that Japanese man-tiaed portiont. . » in m mott any damage. Tbe room-di'vider has a sliding door cabinet that stores RBKN technicians were mishandling Best, Steven VatouHa and Pw- You Receive and Harvey Wlud. ter Haskell, star, rank; and congenial and relaxing^ etmot- reccads, books G t dishes, 55" high, 40" ’wide. 1990 'AMPS, b&w. Bertram Bannatt , preal- the $13.6-mllliar installatioR, that the Japanese ware not us­ Kenneth Walker, M e rank. TICKETS NOW AT B <» phere. Park Free on Main St., or in Our Own Lot Next To Store! Green Stamps! dent of tbe olbb, waa mtatreae Merit badges were presenbad OFFICE OB BY MAIL of ceremoniea. Mra Roooo ing the control system American specifications called for and bo the flollowing: Fun Priees: Oroh. er lot FVanooUno idaimed the lefTeeb- David Brat, fknft aid; Greg ments. Mra Jamee Meaefasun, that threats of strikes hampered BoL $4.00, »M, S.OO; 2nd operatlonB. Mloberg and Alan Rice, awlin- BoL 92A0, 2.00, lAO. CoJne. Mrs. Theodore Zimmer and Mre. m ii^; Greg Mloberg, rowing; Joiseph Verona were hi charge The contract for construction Moke checks payable and 20 UNION ST,, ROCKVILLE, CONN. of the boiling water reactor Peter Ha^eB and Steven Vai- o f the erveningh entertainment. cuUis, wiki life management; matt with stamped retain ways to make your ANY GROUP Select your complete room! called for its transfer to Japa­ David Sboneman, Peter Haskell, envelope to nese hands after 100 hours of BUSHNELL MEMORIAL, operatimi. Diavid Bedt, Steven VaicirtUw, Ricbaid Poacher, ptoneerfng. HARTFORD, CONN. 06109 Also, Da'vld Bedt and Alan home sparkle with new Pick the style thSfe suits Rioe, aooldiig; Steven VWcullla, iUSHNEU dC R. CENTER ST. You Receive 1990 DCS Option Goes caiisitog; Peter HadkeH and Green Stamp*! SATURDAY, NOV. U With Purchase of To College Grads "FOOD FOR beaiity-create new comfort you at one low pncei 2:30 and 8:30 P.M. iVERY MOOD" Any Group V you are a quaiiflqd ocl- t 3 DAY kge graduate, you can eean an CLOSED SCMDAYB ofifloeni oommiflukm in tbe Unit­ For lUEHCH ed Staitee Axmy by enUMing under the Army’s Officer Can- V. dhlate School Program.’’ TUe * Lunch program iu designed tor quali­ STANLEY WARNER fied ooBege graduates who had no chance to take Army ROTC during their ooHege yean. * Dinner ’Ihe key to the officer candi­ THE BIG EVENT OF 1963... ALL IN COLOR! date m^ool option ia the UnU- ed Statea Army’s guarantee to G|tat Musk... Grtat Storits... Gmat Sfan! you. If you meet the physical •P a rty and mental quakfloaUona of fttiuTti Dmtcen thla program, the Aimy guar- TONI LANDEK Today and Tomorrow aataea your enrolimant In O t- ROTES FERNANDS fleer Oandhtete SebooL Wbata IMNCINCI JOHN KRIZA NciVBftt ^neVEBt BEFORE DIANNE RIOIARDS ' more, you can taka your pldc % GreGt MnatoaU On 1 Show a t intaiitsy or^aitlUeiy. Satwday Nlghti RUTHIN KOESUN TECHNIOOIOR Tour enUotment luider tbe MSWSIII L« Svlp!3S^aMpln)i "MW program If tor two years In the end Itw woir (PnkofMfX "The Nirt- Thnm's No Plaen cracker" P n e , Dnoc (TctaRionfcy)i ragu^ Army. You also agree DhnrtItMnMnI* from NapaH

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PAGE FOUR Andover LWV Hears if i^s m fashiom it*s of UN Program By BAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. The Andover Provisional NEW YORK (AP) — Increas OPEN TUESDAY TILL 9 P.M. lieague of Women Voters met Ingly good business in the next! Monday night at the home of Mrs. Gerald Anderson on Liong two months—a seasonal hesi­ Hill Rd. The entire program tancy perhaps In the first ctwple waa devoted to the United Na­ of months of 1964—and then SMILING SERVICE tions and waa handled by Mrs. moderate but quite healthy gain Alwena Verprauskas and her i in tbs spring. MAIN STREET, MANCHES’lER committee. | That’s the pleasant expecta­ Through the use of hand- j tion of the majority of industrial drawn cartemns, distributed to' executives and their economists "^1 the attending members, and; now being proferred Americans Suddenly — Subtly W inter Is Here —Prepare Now! which depicted varied reactions’ SMILING SERVICE in a steady (low of predictions. and opinions of people in gen-! Minorities on both sides of the oral to the United Nations the average offer their varlaticms. structure and functioning of the MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Some ass a atrong advance as­ organiaztion was bftought out.! sured (or all of 1964. A few oth­ A question and answer period | ers think the present upswing in ; followed. ! the economy is in Its (Ina!' The strong interest shown i months, with or without a fqd- by the memtwrs suggtstod that sral tax cut. : 4 . P a further meeting on the sam e; subject would be welccxne. Exciting Ing corporate earnings, many Menus sweetened by higher profit mar­ The Andover Elementary gins on sales, and the happy ex­ School menu foj the rest of citement in the stock markets the week is; Today—scrambled with each piece of good, pews, eggs. Jellied salad, beets. Boa- SKI W E AR strengthens the expectadon of ton cxeam pie, corn bread with the majority of business execu­ Jelly; Thursday — pot roast, tives that good times are likely mashed potato. c»rn, snew pud­ to get better before they peter ding with custard sauce; Friday out. —cheese strata, green beans, For Gay And the majority discounts all carrot sticks, fruit upside down Indications that the turn-about cake. .Milk is served with all already may be gestating. meals. Corporate profits and stock Swap Books Winter Sports 'ices capture the headlines. Mrs. Robert McBride, librar- gut they are only two of the in­ recently attended a swap dicators that corporate econo-' group in C3oventry and brought mists consider favorable. The i back about 50 books, mostly factory work week has length-; fiction and mystery, which will ansd, reflecting both the in- ■ be available to Andover people creased business companies are | for the next two to throe now doing and their expects-; month-s. The Ubrary at Rt. 6 tiona of atill more sales to come. | and Long Hill Rd. is open Thes- Housing starts have increased, | R«p. i\>r«fnan grin* m he looks in a mirror after, he says, days, 2 to 5 p.m„ and 7 to 9 assuring happy days in the con-; R m Oonaales a*ned a pimcti at Me bead. Foreman said p.m., Fridays, 7 to 9 pm., and struetion Industry in the Imme- ■ ia and tfaa flat iMKiad on Ma Mwulder. (AP Rwto- Saturdays, 2 to 5 pm . diate future and also bespeaking | «ax). Two Andover students at the the confidence of the general j University of Oonnecticiut have public that good times will con-1 ' . m been listed among 240 students tlnue. I a\,iarded University - adminis­ That good times in general— | tered scholarshipB. Margaret C. with some reglpnal and Industri- i Therein Be No Rematch Moran of Parker Bridge Rd., al exceptions—are with us today , received the Harry Cleveland is attested by most of the im -' Shewry Bcholarsbip and Irving portant buainess statistics. Of One-Punch Texans^ Fight G. Thcxnen the Glen D. Neber Personal incomes continue to'| Memorial Scholarship. swell, as do consumer spending | WXgHmOTON (AP) — Rep.o "The only Intelligent way to and the taking on of additional | consumer debt. Retail sales hit ■ Henry Gonzalez la ready to continue is to discuss and Bfanoheater Evening Herald debate; I think we’ve prog­ Andover eonrespondeat, Law- a record In the summer and fight, either “ Marquis of ressed beye- d the use of clubs reaee Moe, telephone 74S-S796. seem sure to better the mark in Queenaberry rules or alley fight and nsU.’’ the final months of the year. rules.*' But his intended oppo­ Auto aalea are booming, and Backteatern Open that always reassures the pub- nent. Rep. Ed Foreman, eays, Uc. “ As far as I’m ecncemed, Ms HOkCBSTEAD, Fla.—Private Industrial production has aver erlOi.'* Rescue Drill^ boats can visit remote sectione climbed higher fairly steadily. So BO rematch of Tuesday’s of the Everglades National Current demand and new orders Park in fk«e weekly tours con­ ane-pnnch fight Just oft the floor in some Industriea have been so Wide wale corduroy % car. coat <3ashmere and wool 44 length of Qm House of Representatives Near Miners ducted by paric rangers. The good that companies have felt , Cotton suede T4 car coat, Norwe­ hooded car coat, 3 button closing, area inciuclea tfaa oountry'a gian Blue Fox tall detachable col­ hooded, red fox trim on hood, 1a In proepsct they could advance their prices, fully Orion pile lining, Including orlon pile lining cuffs and hood. 99 Gonsales and Foreman BROI8TEDT, G «m any (AF) largest mahogany troes. and make it stick. ! lar with novelty printed pine cone 99 99 Sizes 8 to 16. Di camel or loden. ■■■'I patterned pile lining. Sizes 5 to drawstring hood. Sizes 5 to 16. In both Texans. —^Rescuers drUled to within 63 All of this has raised the loden and taupe. 29 ONE-SIDED DEBATE 15. In navy, gfreen and walnut. 29 Foreman la the youngest feet' of three miners trapped in and-daddy of the atatlstlca, i 39 member of the House at 39, and an imderwater air bubble befbre ROSELLE. N.J. (AP) — The P I Se Gross NaUonal Product, to husky. He is a Republican who belting operations early today Republican candidate (or mayor a record high, well above what espouses conaervattva causes. to prepare for the most critical is claiming a debate 'victory and had been expected at the start there is little question that the Gonzales is 47, a Democrat phase of the rescnie. of the year. This dollar total of espoueea liberal causes, and %e If all goea well, the three are debate was indeed one-sided. GOP candidate Warren C. •all goods and services produced fh ^ man pi Mexican descent to expected to be freed by late is put at an annual rate of $588.5 serve la tte House. Thursday — ending a weeklon^ Stadden, at a meeting of about 150 persons, addres.sed an empty billion in the third quarter, a Formnan said, ‘T didn't call entombmant 3S9 feet below the hefty $8.9 billion gain over the I eonzalea a jplnko or a Commu­ grotmd in an iron mine that was chair bearing the sign "R e­ served for Mayor (James) Apifl-June quarter. A further nist What f did say was that flooded when a nearby dam rise in the final months of this his nltra-Uberal left-wing voting broke. Argyros.” year seems all but in the bag. record waa a disservice to the Eighty^dx miners escaped, So why does the small minori­ but 40 others are imaccounted Oonatltiitloti of the United States ty of economists (ret? ' r and furthers the Socialist-Gom' for and are believed drowned. For one thing, the current Dress-Shaper Bras munist cause.'' The men are in a dead.end business upswing is 82 months OoBsalea took umbrage at a gallery, abexit the size of a four- old. against an average of 27 news etory that quoted Foreman loorn apartment. The pressure months (or this phase of the are as as calling him a pinko, and con- in the galled Is more than business cycle. The worriers frcxited Ids. fellow Texan yester­ double that of the normal at- cauUon that all that goes up day cm the House floor. moephere. A sudden drop in the i must come down. And they had What happened next is in pressure would allow water to| that a federal tax cut, if any. Light as bi:eathing some dlspate, but in the speak flood the air pocket and drown may come too late to stave off sr's lobby Just outside the House the men. ^ the downturn, but merely cush­ y i chamber Gonzalez wound up After they are hauled up, the ion it a bit. , . giving Foreman a single punch men will have to spend three or For another, the economy s 0 As soft as you on the shoulder. four hours In a deemmpressiem two chief weaknesses—the hard ‘T d still like to have it out chtunber to avoid an attack of core of unemployment and the with him man to man. but he’s “ the bends” —dangerous cramps deficit In International balance j - # As natural as life! a Joto—that's Spanish for from air bubbles entering their of payments—may be alleviated I" yellow-livered sissy,” Gonzalez blcxid. a bit from time to time but still said. Exciept for the air pressure OOIN OPERATED WASH-’N-DBY CLEAN are fundamentally unsolved. EXCLUSWE Fonnflt Dress-Shaper.«i not only BECOME you “ I asked him to take off his toctor, the rescuie work here is Flowered reversible Jacket with concealed hood. But until the current news New glaasea but he wcnildn’t. In fact; similar to the one played out 11 MAPLE 8T. Glacial rose print with rose w Sherwood Green . . . they become YOU. Take on your contours as they shape a lAcroaa From First NationaI| turns sour, whenever that may new you. Have the look, the feel of real live people. Dress-Shaper he put on his glasses as soon as near Hazleton. Pa., last August, print with green. be, the majority of businessmen he saw me coming over." when miners Henry Throne and Store Parking Lot bras look and feel and act just like you! See this new way .to ‘ k 9 9 and the majority of consumers, Foreman, discussing the inci­ Da'vid Fellln were lifted to the OPEN 7 LAVS shape you and everything you wear to full advantage. See Dress- 16-Lb. Wash—:25e too. are unlikely to' see any­ Shapers! Touch them! T^y them! You’ll never touch another bra dent later, smiled and said, “ I surface after being trapped 14 thing ahead' but a continuation 8-Lb. Dry Clean—$2.00 again. played four years of ooUegh days hy a cavein. of today’a good times. football. I’m 6 feet 4 and aCiO apd I exercise regular- 258 TO 3«4 Sketched, Dress-Shaper in silky Dacron-cot­ The eld pants are siretch and sleek fitting with HAATVX>R2> (AP) — The ton blend with a delicate etch of embroidery, ^Gonzalss said ha weighed In Motor Vehicle Deipert- "Lastic Grip“-waistBand and narrow leg. Heavy ACS Volunteers A32 to C38. (Exclusive of ornamentation, - , • gabardine of stretch nylon and wool, water re­ at 17444- nrjent’s daily record of automo­ rigid material is polyester, nylon and cotton; w Foreman said, “ I'm sorry tfaa bile faAaldies.aa of last mid- pellent. Proportioned lengtha In black, winter interlining la polyester (spun Dacron) and ny- ARE YOU IN blue and Sherwood green. Sizes 8 to 18. Get State Posts folks of San Antonio (Gonzales’ MgM and the totals on the Ion.) home dty) have such an irre- or ouf of inve Manchester area Amer­ ^onsiU e hothead rspraasntlng 1962 1963 $3.95 tiiem .hi Oongreas." KWed . 264 356 ican Cancer Society volunteers HOT WATER? have been nsoned to key posts Just 9Vic* a day for fuel in the (Connecticut Division, can get you but of Solid color Mylane quilt reversible Jacket with ACS, for the coming year. JUST OFF MAIN ST. concealed hoo^ Reverses to solid tone-on-tone They were elected at the annu­ trouble! nylon. Circe Bronze to Sun Glint or Glacial Rosa al meeting of the state cancer fc tkat’g not aCfi: Formfit makes DRESS-SHAPER bras f o r ^ kinds ^ girls, all kinds of clothes! WE MAIL Bordeaux or Ice Green to Sherwood Green, worn group, held in New Haven re- ANYWHERE If you live in a typical ivlth or without belt. oently. , , , house, you could easily run (Charles W. Pond was elwted out of hot water several $19.99 chairman of the state ManM timea • week. committee, and Mrs. John F. Now you can have all the Cheney Jr. will serve as a hot water you need at one member of the public eduesUon time for anly 944c* a day. committee. . , _ time for only 9%c* a day. (Quilted nylon Jacihit with perky hood trimmed Named medical trustee from Box FREE! day! with fabulous fake fur. Jacket reverses to a floral the 13-town Manchester cancer Yes, thanks to Mobilheat print, white to red and white. district was Dr. Frederick —and an oil-fired hot water ^ k e r . William Slelth wUl hMter of correct capacity— 117.99 aerve aa lay truatee and as a Treat yourself to instant your family can take care member of the "tate cruaade r o f all their washing needs committee, and Mrs. Charles E .: fashion in our sleek at ona time. Ubert is volunteer delegate Mom can do the family from the area. j ONE POUND! At the annual meeting, $806,- wash, Sis can do the diahea t' ' at the same time Junior 440 was reported raised In the | LOOPED MOHAIR takes his bath, and you en­ Girl’s. 7 to 14 Reversible 1968 April Cancer (Crusade, by SPECIAL-ANNIVERSARY SALE joy a shower. the Connecticut (Cancer Divi­ Don’t delay—phone us to­ sion. The fund-raising effort Sheath One pound of fudge and pennche mixed with everjr day. Find out how easy it is topped its quota of $706,000 by to switch to a Mobilheat- SK I JACKETS $101,440. ^ . purehaae of a ponnd or more of chocolatea flred. water heat. ■me Manchester District Completely lined •Average family of four. ndsed $24,336.36. DBES8-8HAPER XATITRAL offer good Oct. 28th-Nov. 2nd DRES8-8HAPER LONGLXNB DRESS-SHAPER HOLD-UP $ J 0 .9 9 YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW STILLWATER. Okla. (AP)— $3.95 $2.50 MORIARTY Gov. Henry Bellmon is amazed SPECIALS A natural for every gal. A smart print on one side whfd» at the Intefest Oklahoma youths Lighter, Uft-ier-than-wiro Airlon With Thinspun Dacron shaping so reverses to solid color. Has adjustable button waist and show in their state government. To shape you up, slim you down. light you barely know It’s there. Spandex elastic and fine cotton under the bust for new support, Classically styled In a Mend of wool, mohair and BROTHERS throwback hood. In royal blue or red. Be la alM sometimea amused. minspun Dacrtm shaping cups, Only the improvement in your fig­ In a speech here before the Na- blend to trim to the waist. 'Hiin- ure is delightfully apparent. A32 nylon, in six colws, green, pink, powder, tan, spun Dacron liner shapes and •nils is a "hold up” you’ll really teal and cranberry. Sizee 7 to 15! 643-5135 tkxikl Conference on Problems enjoy! B32 to C40.. to C38. Candy Corn, Indian cf Rural Youth he cited a lew | holds . . . naturally! A32 to C42. 301-315 Cantor St. examples of letters he has re­ Com. Oremga and Black ceived: ' . OPEN TUESDAY and THURSDAY TILL 9 P J l “ One young man wrote to W E GIVE ‘Send me all the information faBybaanf and Witch­ GREEN STAMPS you have,’ Maybe he didn’t ex­ pect much but I prefer to think craft mix, 29c a pound. M (ailed to finish his sentence. Another emblUous young man, ■I-M continued Bellmon, "asked ad­ B4 BURNSIDE AVL — 2t9.2724 M o b ilh e a t vice about how he could be- l-fe.f eeme fovemor and Oi«i pw- .M. In 4 P.M. Preaidant.'’ r /■ ;V

J : / P A G E S E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE SIX ter Congregatlohal Church, and at the home of Mrs. Ronald Rebekahs Honor a garage and breezeway meas­ Mrs. James R. MacArthur, Shearers Mark Mr. Shearer Is employed as a It E. Wandell Brazil Leftists Try Coventry uring 20 feet in all from the neighborhood committee chair­ Aronson in Cornwall Acres. process engineer by the 'side of the exisUng house. This man. John Westland will be In rate Systems Center of Unitwr State Officers would leave 15 feet from the The All American Faahion- charge of the program at the Silver Wedding Aircraft Ct^rp., Farmingtpn. Building AT W IICHAELS-IO DAYS ONLY! garage to the property line. eers 4-H Club has elected Ann Rotary Club dinner meeting to­ Their son Is a sophomore at Mrs. a'yde Beckwith, To Discredit U.S. N ew H o u ses day at 6:45 p.m. at the First Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. C o n fraefo r Holiday Fair Plans Roy, president; Kathy Gle- Congregational Church Vestry. Clark University, Worcester, trict deputy president The Gleaners Circle of the secke, vice president; Kathletn Shearer of Cider Mill Rd,, Bol­ Mass,, and their daughter, a trict 18, and Mrs. Henry Stark­ Residential-Commercial EDITOR’S NOTE — John M.' for wage increases to balance Second Congregational Church Mahr, secretary; Natalie Hlad- Manchester Evening Herald ton. will be the guests of honor j Clark alumnus, is employed by weather, color bearer of the Alterations-Remodeling Hike Permits ky, treasurer; Susan Cochrane, P ratt and 'Whitney, a division Rebekah Assembly of Connec­ Hightower, AP’a chief diplomat­ Inflationary prices. Some min­ will have its annual Holiday Coventry' correspondent, F. Pau­ at open house Sunday from 2; ic affairs reporter In Washing­ isters proposed that he ask for Fair from 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. reporter; Sally Scov"!!, recrea­ line Little, telephone 742-6231. of United Aircraft Corp. ticut, will be honored by Sun­ Building permits Issued dur-’ tion director and '• ithy Npie- to 5 p.m. at their home in ob- [ Relatives and friends are in­ “Business Built On ton, Is on a swing through Latin a state of siege—virtual martial Nov. 16 at the Church Com­ set Rebekah Lodge. There will America. law—which would have given Connoisseur’s Sale! unique Reproductions of Ing September totaled an esti­ munity House. secke, Kathleen Mahr and GETS ETTINOEli MEDAL serv'ance of their 25th wedding | vited to stop at the Shearer be a reception in their honor Customer Satisfaction” Natalie Hladky, program com­ home Sunday for the celebra­ him power to use force to deal mated $83,305 in construction Scheduled arc a lunch to be NEW YORK (AP) — The anniversary. The event will be Saturday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fel­ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER with any uprising or crippling served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. mittee. Meetings are Ihe first tion. lows Hall. The event is open to Full Insurance Coverage costs. Augu.st permits totaled and third Friday of the month First Richard Prentice Ettlnger hosted by their .son and daugh­ RIO OE JANEIRO, Brazil strike. $23,365, Building In.spector Ber­ and a supper from 5:30 to 7 medal for creative writing In ter, John Shearer and Mi.ss Su­ friends and relatives of the hon- The proposal met opposition p.m. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jean F. THE MONSTER IS MACK ored guests, and members of Tel. 644-0450 (AP)—A Communist book on nard A. Dion report.s. ' Roy, leader. Paula Knapp is the sciences was presented last san Shearer, both of Bolton. the newSstainds here begins with from all political quarteri, in­ September permits included A partial list of Circle booths night to Dr. Paul B. Sears, a Mr. and Mr.s. Shearer were, ' BATESVILLE, Mi.s.s. (AP) — Sunset and other lodges In the After 5:00 P.M. cluding Goulart's own BraziUan also a member of the gro\ip. Mrs. Glenn O'Neal of Batesville this attack on the Uniteid Staten: five houses at $73,000 ; 20 altera­ includes: Arts and crafts, Mrs. retired Yale professor of con­ married at Peterborough, N( state. "The coat of living la always Labor party. tions and additions, $13,405; a Ronald Edmond.son and Mrs. The Highlanders Extension servation. Sears was cited for H„ on Nov. 5, 1938, by the Rev. I nearly wore herself out creat­ Mrs. Maurice Waddell, noble 82 BALDWIN ROAD Three days after Goulart In­ Group saw a demon.sU'ation on ing a bunny - rabbit birthday climbing. Why? garage, $1,000; a swimming Clarence Edmond.son; toys, Mrs. his book "Deserts on the Raymond S. Proudfoot. They grand of Sunset Lodge, and Mrs. "la it because of Increasing troduced the measure as a nec­ pool, $900. Harvey Morris and Mrs. Naren how to make dried floral ar­ March,” an indictment of waste­ lived in Manchester for a num­ cake for her 3-year-old grand­ essary step to save the country rangements recently at the son, Mack Boyd, who took one Clinton K e e n 0 y, past noble salaries? August permits were: A Ellis; cblmtry store, Mrs. Lu­ ful fanning methods. In addi­ ber of years before moving to' grand, are In charge of arran­ "No. from chaos, he asked Congress dwelling, $12,500; 10 alterations cius A. Pettingill Jr., Mrs. Lome of Mrs, Lee StenbeJ'g who tion to the medal. Sears receiv­ their new home in Bolton, 'niey ; look at It and burbled: Read Herald Ads. to withdraw It and forget the \ as in charge of the program. "Oh boy, a monster!" gements for the reception. "It is because of Imperialist and additions, $8,050; a garage. John Hutt and Mrs. Thomas ed a $1,000 prize. are members of the Bolton Cen­ exploitation." whole thing. It was enough to $1,000; 4 tool sheds, $315; a McKinney; kitchen items, Mrs. ■A turkey shoot for stocking The book Is dedicated to Luis set off an uprising nr trigger a swimming pool, $1,500. Vaughn Hathaway and Mrs. tlie fishing pond in Willington Carlos Prestes, leader of the military coup in many Latin- Ten mechanical permits were Ruth French; hat and knit bar, will be conducted from 1 to 4 Communist party In Brazil, and American , count(4es, but in Issued in September: Four for Mrs. Robert Scribner and Mrs. p.m. at Phelps Field at the to Leonel Brizola, brother-in- Brazil everybody went to the heating, three, for electrical Russell Karker^ Christmas junction of Rl. 32 and 44A at law of President Joao Qoulart. bench for the weekend and when work and three for plumbing. items. Mrs. Wilfred E. Hill and Mansfield Depot. Brizola has the reputation of be­ they got back the crisis had Twelve permits were i.s.sued for Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman; jew­ "rhe Five Little Stitchers 4-H ing an ultranatlonallst leftist, eased. septic tank-'installntions. No me­ elry, Mrs. Robert I^ove and Mrs. Club has completed pin cush­ but not an actual member of the The Brazilian people are chanical permits were issued in PHARMACY noted for patience and forebear- reproduced in Bavaria from priceless "museum qu^ity” originals Frederick Ames. There will be ions under the leadership of Communist party. August but there were 12 per­ ance unlike some of their neigh­ mits issued for septic tank special prizes at the supper Mr.s. Jean Roy. At the next The leftists and the Commu­ with ehe first to be a .stereo meeting at 3:30 p.m. 'Tuesday 2W EAST CENTER ST., CORNER OF LENOX TEL M 4 -0 M * nists work hand-ln-hand to at­ bors. In Rio for months now work. they have put up with inflation, Town Meeting Arts portable phonograph and the at the Roy home, the girls ^vill tack' and discredit the United States In this key South Ameri­ an electric power shortage with TTio special to\\-n meeting second a large painting donat­ start making bean bags. LENOX periodic evening blackouts to can country. The leftists evi­ Monday nigrht approved the ed by Mrs. Ruth French. The Coventry Clovers 4-H save current, a water shortage purchase for $.">00 of the Edna Briefs cooking and sewing club has dently Intend to get a fool in 3 acute in some areas, a milk Watpouis property next to the The North Coventry' Fire De­ been organized under the lead­ RELY ON OUR REXAU. tioth camps in the great world 2 p R » o t ! -P L U tA H H N Y PRESCRIPTION struggle by pulling Brazil apart shortage due to the drought, and town office building. The ap­ partment is selling boxes of ership of Mrs. Michael Peace SERVICE occasional shortages in basic propriation will be Included in chocolates. The proceeds will and Mrs. David Strube. Kim from the United States and to­ foods such as bread, rice and the 1963-64' budget. Tlie select­ go toward making a mortgage Glenney la president, Susan Our proKrtptlon doparf. ward the Soviet Union. One highly pi ced U.S. authority beans, due to the inflation. men plan to demolish the par­ payment. Norman Pinckney is Richarilson, \'ice president; Lin­ monl li dodlcotod to the Traditionally politics have '•'.•AisMaAwtwwa A.. tially burned building a n d chairman and A. parry W. Ol­ da Nelson, secretary; Ccmnie hoolth and walforo of llili said they seek to play Washing­ been played by the relatively thereby improve the appear­ sen Jr., co-chairman. Another Borgenson. treasurer; Janice community# ton and Moscow against each few wealthy families at the ttrp I ance of Main St. fund-raising plan for the same Nelson, publicity chairman; other and get more aid for of the social structure. TW^ The meeting also approved an cause will be the collection of 'DIAMOND' Brazil. Cliristopher Glenney and Su­ JUBILEE The Communist purpose, how­ may be beginning to change appropriation of $3,600 to be newspapers on Nov, 24 with san Buscaglia, program and RIXALL with the slow advance of educa­ added to the Board of Educa­ Charles White as chalrmaui, as­ Bonnie Borgenson and Joan ever, Is different. Allied diplo­ tion and the arrival of radio and tion budget for 1963-64 for the sisted by Olsen. Joan Simmons, recreation. Club RUBBING ALCOHOL^ mats and a few Brazilian lead­ television. Battery - operated rental of the two-room Rey­ The Second Congregational meetings are every other Fri­ ers. Gov. Carlos Lacerda fore­ transl.stor radios are beginning nolds School in Mansfield. Of most among them, feel the Church deacons, deaconesses day from 3 to 5 p.m., alternat­ Communists are following a to penetrate the far interior. this amount $1,100 is for trans­ and church committees will ing at the homes of members. 2 hr 80c In foreign policy, Brazil is | portation, $1,000 for cu.stodial meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the 'The girls will make a fruit Cooling body rub. carefully developed strategy to following a line derived direct­ services, $1,000 for rent and home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest bo^vl at their next meeting on Plastic bottle. Pt. take over the country. ly from the "leftist national-. $500 for operational expense*. These authorities see the stra­ Gowdy. Nov. 8. tegy as a two-stage affair. ism" of Internal,, politics. This The board plans to u.se this The Prince of Peace I^uther- Sugar N’ Spice 4-H Club of­ line is that while retaining inter- CHOICE OF building only for the remainder an Church adult discussion First, they reason, Prestes Amcrienn tics with the United of the school year to relieve ficers are: Jane Lee, president; CARA N O M i Roxoll alms at alienating Brazil from group will meet at 10 a.m. to­ Susan Rice, vice president; R IXALL M i-3 1 the United States by hammer­ States, Brazil is not a member the congestion at Coventry morrow at the church. The Linda Canfield, secretary; Gail GLYCERIN of any bloc and wants to bo 3 ELEGANT J>ATTERNS Grammar School. The addition choir will meet at 7:30 p.m. to­ M..1I SACCHARIN _ , „^HAN010TK)N ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH ing home the charge of "Imperi­ friends with all—the United | to this school i.s expected to be Hutchins, treasurer and Bonnie alist exploitation." morrow for a rehearsal. Jeanne Gorden. reporter and Vi-iriliv lablels. Bottle O 1 , 2 0 SUPPOSITORIESi Second, he aims at creating States, the Soviet and Red Chi­ WITH LAVISHLY HAND-APPLIED ready by September, 1964. The Robert.son School PTA historian. Mrs. Raymond Strede -•/c 2 for 90c na alike. Brazil also has diplo­ No action was taken on the sponsored UNICEF drive to­ FOinnl.ereimy.Bot. - closer lies between Bra'zil and matic relations with Cuba. is leader of the cooking club ' 1.00 Can Name Hand 5-3? 2fcr54t Kills contacted mouth the Soviet Union, perhaps proposed budgets after the spe­ morrow will be conducted by which meets at her home on germs. Pt. Foreign Minister Jaoa Augus- COIN GOLD IN THE MEISSEN MANNER cial town meeting since it was the children of the school. Mrs. Cream. 4 ez. 2 for 1.01 Adults' or Infants’, through Cuba, and then moving to de Araujo has been plajdng Springdale Ave. each Thursday J a ^ n ^ to seize power peacefully the pubKc hearing on the iterris. Maury Cohn is general chair­ from 4 to 5 p.m. a.x-uBlUE ORAL ANTISEPTIC with the idea of a parliamen­ Meissen Bouquet... Exquisite The Board of Finance arill man. Boxes given out for the Kills contacted, odor-causing Ktg. $1.00 Boxhd through Communists infiltrated tary bloc in the United Nations schedule the adjourned annual collections are to be returned The Double Basters 4-H Club mouth germs. Sweetens breath. DEODORANT In the government. composed of Latin-Amerlcan, muted blue flowers the shade of cobalt town meeting to take action on Friday. officers are: Susan Macneil, 2ht 70t Craam or Roll-on RIXALL ASPIRIN STATIONnY Although it is obvious that African and Aslan countries Its budget recommendations The Girl Scout Neighborhood president; Laura Zuccardy, vice 8 M. Reg. 69c..._ Brazilians generally are quite which need help from the big in­ president; Sally Hucken-s, treas­ friendly to individuals from the within two week.s. Committee meeting scheduled ir. 2 hr 70c o!^:9c2hr7(k dustrial nations. He would like Z3VA Hearing Set for Monday has been postponed urer; Donna Hally, secretary: M llK of MAGMtStA eec lo-ciii ,, , 2 hexu 1.01 United States and there are ^ to see Ihe industrial nations— Ooodorant — 2 for .70 many thousands In tills country 1 Robert S. Potterton of Bolton to Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. at the Joan Huckens, historian and Mild laxative, intacid. Plain or mint, - - _- Itc Chlld'i Atpirll. the United States and the Soviet eea tM i-tenr IVi-ir. 50'i .._.2 for .40 — it is also obvious that in pol-l Branch Rd. has requested a home of Mrs. Donald Young on Elbe Aronson, recreation chair­ Doodorant 2 for .9 ^ Union alike—maneuvered into! variance to the zoning regula- Spring Rd. off of Springdale man. Kristin Potter is reporter; 1 2 oz.R « .8 3 c...-_ ...... Ulcs the' United State.s has few. giving substantial aid for indus­ tlona which is slated for a pub­ Ave. All leaders are urged to Joan Donahue, refreshments in . Mo Mhli ‘I* Miinexli Tifaleb es s ...... public defenders here. I Yu That Includes President Joaoj trial development through the lic hearing by the Zoning Board attend. Leaders and assistant chairman; Christine Yama, BOXED .CHRISTMAS CARDS United Nations. leaders are urgently needed for junior leader and LeAnne De- AlCO-REXRUBBINS ALCOHOL, pin t------Goulart. Goularl's relalion.s with of Appeals at 8 p.m. Monday in 50c rrfc/41 am m naemes American officials are further! The Brazilian army is under­ the Town Hall Annex. Brownie and Girl Scout troqps Mars a new member. Meetings 29e ASPIREX COUGH DROPS. R .x .ii...... stood to be divided in its atti­ $i m 2 ioxos 1.01 chilled by the fact that he Potterton wishes to construct with those able to help to call are every Monday after-school 78e IIORETS THROAT TROCHES with vit. ------tude toward te United States, .2 for .99 Brife S«t HAIR SPRAY Bag. $1.50 spends Iii.s lime playing Brazili­ prt' the whole the officer corps S ic BODY MASSA8E LOTIOH, mtdlcoleil, Roxail. » or. Religious end traditional. W, R^guler or For Hard-to-Hold Hair. an politics while the country .2 fo r '.30 Each box has 25 cards, with is pro-American. But noncom- 20c lORIC ACID SOLUTIOH, Rtxpii. 4 or------Big 11-02, aerosols.______2 for 1,51 'isums with the fever of Infilatlon mis.sloned officers for the most | ,.2foC .99 envelopes. A d other problem.s go unsolved. B8c BUFFEREP ASPIRIH. R tuii. lOO'i — ^ * 557-= : part follow the leftist line. ..2 for .58 Alliance for Progress is The Brazilian army, neverthe­ 5SC EPSOM SALT. Roxill pur« quHlty- 16 « • ------Emerald Brite SHAMPOO under constant CoTomunist at­ _2 for 1.40 Efectrex 3-Heaf HEATING PAD less, has a reputation of stand- 1.31 EUOICAIHE SUPPOSITORIES. 12 1 ------r - „2 for .90 Q Also Brite Conditioning and Fast Rag. 98e tack In South America, and In ing apart from politics most of SSe EYELO eye lotion. R.XIII. * or------Dandruff Treatment Shampoos. Each, Brazil Is tied in with the charge Value for 9 5 PlECESl ...2 for .50 ~7rt-U.S. Imperialism. The attack the time ex ept that it tradition­ 49e FOOT POWDER, Rexoii. 4 or...... —‘------15. pis P 8°^ ally upholds the legal govern­ Incredible _.2 for .99 for 5» 96 y 2 for 99c is made by word of mouth 9Se FUNGl-REX OINTMENT. Gr.««oi»»«. IW « ------Removable green plaid ment. Thus, the armed forces ...2 for .70 through university students and ministers backed Goulart 12 Salad or Dessert Plates 69c HOT LINIMEHT, R«x.il. 3 or...... cover, inner wetproof DUSTING POWDER other Intellectuals, who carry _.2 for .90 cover. Adrienne or Lavender after-bath R*B-$2.00 against Lacerda in the recent C 79e RLENIO ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH, le or. _ _ hig prestige here as elsewhere __.2 lor 1.05 cri.qls. 12 L arg e Dinner 12 Butter Plates 1.04 MONACETAPC TABLETS. R .uil. 100'« In Latin countries. Political observers believe the ly - __2 for .96 §o«s^' 2 for 2 01 The Brazilian's reaction to the B5c NASOTHRICIH NOSE DROPS, iquttre bottle, Vii or. iTriSHAVI CREAMS army will continue to back Gou­ 12 Tea Cops D ishes _ 2 for .50 Communist line is reinforced by 12 Fruit 49c PEROXIDE OF HY0R06EH, Reiill medicintl. 16 or. lart, especially If he develops 12 Tea S a u c e rs Meat Platter _ 2 for 1.10 2 50 "PRETTY KITTY" COLOGNE MIST, 3 or____ 2 f o r 2 J l his own political experience. He the middle-of-the-road line in 1 15" Oval 1.09 TRIPLE-ACTION C0U9H SYRUP, 4 or------has found that while his leaders politics he has recently indicat­ 12 Rimmed Soup Places _ 2 for 2.60 99c 1.25 CARA NOME COMPACT POWDER, p,..„c c .i, _2 fo r 1J 6 talk a lot about the interests of 2.59 TRI-SALVE, Rexill. 1 or. tube - ...... ;------Choose Lavender or Redi- ed. This is the chief reason why, 1 Gravy Boat _ .2 for 1.60 rSO DRY SKIN CLEANSING CREAM, c r . ,r,™. _ .2 fo r U I the people, road building, pow­ '1 Covered Sugar 1.59 SURGI-REX SXIn Clemter, Rexall. 6 or. ------Sheve, in either regular or despite all the problems of in- J i d _ _ 2 fo r .70 er development and such po­ T Coffee Pot and lid I9 c WITCH HAZEL, Rexill. 16 o r . ------menthol. 89c BRITE 'N GROOM Hair onditlonir___ ------2 fo r .W ” flatlon and underdevelopment, 1 Creamer :L V' v 2 for .36 litical pawns as agrarian re- observers believe Goulart has at 35e ZINC OXIDE OINTMENT. Rexill. 1 or------II 69c AFTER-SHAVE LOTION, lavindtrorRtdl-Shavt._2for .70 foTitk what they are actually in- least an even chance to stay in 1 Square V eg etab le or - 1 Covered Casserole ter*Wd in is personal power 1 power through the 1966 national 35"; REX FILM 98c PRE-SHAVE LOTION, («.,.„ n.di-5h .v .______2 fo r .99 ana op)»rtunlty for enrichment. Salad Bowl elections. rRo..acw p-o..o,cak,n=.e mdiim 2 Cards ,26 98c REXALL AEROSOL TOOTH PASTE, 7 or.____2 fo r 99 U.S. mvestments in Brazil to­ Under the constitution Goulart 2Sc lO lB Y PINS, Black Of Bronze. 60'»------2 hr 56c tal about a billion dollars, less _ 2 fo r 1.01 1.50 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE COLOGNE, 2w .r 2 for 1 51 cannot succeed himself. There „,StondforCa»e'=l« ■H 1.00 PUYING CAROS, Simle Decks------High speed panchromatic than one-third the size of U.S. is speculatibn he might back his 49c KUNZO TOOTH BRUSHES, Adult _— ...... _ 2 f o r .50 film. Nos. 120,127 and 620. 1.50 CARA NOME COLD CREAM, jv t .un«. . _ _ : 2 fo r l i t investments in Venezuela. In­ brother-in-law, Brizola. Lacerda 1.SS FEVER THERMOMETERS, Oni. Rectal, stub... _ .2 for 1.70 1.25 CARA NOME SOAP with lanoiin. Box o( 3____ 2 fo r 1.26 i vestors have been di.scouraged Is already a tontender for the 95 pieces at this phenomenal price _. 2for .70 by fears of government expro­ job. Also In the race, though lOC COTTON BALLS, Ream, sterile. 130's . ..— Spunlox HOSIERY 39c "8480-- POLISH REMOVER, non-sm.,,______2 fo r . « priation of foreign business. The 25e NYLON HAIR NETS, Bob or Reg. Pack 3 s . _ _..2Pks; .26 out of partisan fighting at the SaamliiO Shear Nyleni 98c BRITE CONDITIONING RINSE, a or______2 fo r J G ' inflation al.so discourages for- moment, is former President all 1.00 HAIR BRUSHES, ladiev' nylon bristle------2 fo r 1.01 eigh capital. 1.19 ADRIENNE SPACE FRAGRANCE, a or 2 fo r 1 JO i Jusceiino Kubltschek, who led lOe UTEX HOUSEHOLD GLOVES, Bftmont______2for .90 S r 'r T p r . The foreign aid program, the country from 1966 through 2„.1.20 which is now all embraced un­ Open stock, loo, 25c GIFT WRAP PAPER, Coacidt Oeluae------_2Pks. .26 79c REXALL DELUXE HAIR O IL,, _ Z Z 2 fo r 80 1961. He is still an extremely | Mesh or regular knit, in fash­ der the name Alliance for Prog­ to assure futura .„...2for ,26 ion shades. BVi-lL sizes. popular figure in Brazil. 25c GIFT WRAP RIBBON, Caicade Curllm Tit _ 89c “ 8480" TALCUM POWDER, pound tm ______2 fo r .*90 ress, is committed to build niatchings roads and schools and teach bet­ BRASS BACK AT SCHOOL Meissen Gardens ... Multi­ ter agricultural methods, there­ BSJtAU m s m m m by helping eliminate the condi­ FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (A colored rose and flower sprays m e t A!0 Sr tHJBBBR 60005 Rexall .rArm s/M sr/moNEKr tions on which the Communists —Thirty-eight top managers of R a x a ll PANOVITE Long Island indu.stries went Raxall Pro-Cap POLYMULSION thrive. Rexall GAUZE Multi-vitamins TOO't \ji\ ...S ’'""" Lacerda, who is governor of back to school at Polytechnic Multi-vitamins Institute’s Graduate Center ADHESIVE TAPE BANDAGE R e g .6 2 .9 0 tN VElO PESP?^*I!°l*Y the state of Guanabara that in­ Reg. $3.89 cludes the city of Rio de here. They are trying to keep pace with recent college grad' Rog. 4 3 t Reg. 20c , 25e Packs Janeiro, has built spads. parks, 2 h r2 .9 9 ^ 2 h r 3 . 9 0 schools and waged a bitter bat- uates they have hired, by brush' Dally diet aupplement. 2 for 26c ing up on changes in modern '2 hr 44c ^ 2 for 21c |riu-ti 4.S5 panoylto. with Min. Liquid, for children. 2 for 26c \ Note or letter- Ue with Goulart. Lacerda has a ' 'j erals, lOO’s ... 2 for 4.10 Pint. rasping political tongue. His de­ mathematics and physics. Mf. eec Tap# . ..2 for .20 2.00 Panoelto Chew- Other Envelope Packs, 2 for ' size tablets. Included in the group were a $2.00 a week _2 (or .1* 45c Bandaft _2 (Of .a $1.2a 4-oz. 2Sc Envelopti to nunciations have triggered more ■Of. tSc Tapt. esc Bondaie ...2 (or .51 ablei, lOO's... 2 for 2.01 bottle — 2 (or 1.21 the price of 1, plus a penny! company president, three' vice Ref. 7»c Tape , ...2 lor .70 "••'h ...... 2forJII than one political crisis. Most recently, he assailed presidents, five engineering di­ 3.19 CHEWABLE VITAMIN C, nixm,25O’s - .2 fo r 3 .2 0 rectors, 10 chief engineers, eight 98c AEROSOL MERTHIOLATE, iThimerosai liiif) ^2 for .99 1.00 BOXED NOTES,_|ssorted deilins___ 2 BOXCS 1 01 Goulart In a newspaper inter­ 2.19 V-10 TONIC, Muitivitimin. Pint------2 fo r2 .2 0 view and predicted that the engineering department heads, 3.59 HOT WATER BOTTLE, v ic to ria ------^ 2 for 3.60 50c THANK YOU NOTES, wi.n .nv.iop.. ...2 Boxes .51 Goulart government may not six engineering section heads 4.79 GER.RITE, with iron, e-u. so i ------2 for 4.80 and five senior engineers from 89c POUND PAPER OR ENVELOPES _ _ 2 Packs .90 last out the year. The attack co­ THE BEST FINE CHINA VALUE WE HAVE EVER OFFERED! 3.89 FOUNTAIN SYRIN6E, v ic to r u ------„ 1.39 BREWER’S YEAST, 250Tobi.ts------2 for 1.40 incided with a wave of demands 13 firms. 25c CHRISTMAS GIFTAPE, vb-m., lao m. _.. 2 fo r J 6 4.59 COMBINATION SYRIN6E, victoria ------2 fo r 4 .0 0 7.39 THERAMINS-M, Vit. end (dinerals, lOO's__2 fo r 7.40 These patterns vund shapes are a delight to behold-translated with .exceptiohal fidelity 2.98 SYMBOL BULB SYRINGE, white or pink 2 fo r 2.99 39c BALL POINT PENS, disposable...... 2 fo r .40 1.39 DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE, loo Tablets....2 fo r 1.40 from the original Meissen that is today among the world's most cherished collectors' prizes. 1.98 HY-DA-WAY TRAVEL SYRINGE, with case 2 1.99 for 2.59 VITAMIN B COMPLEX, loo cpsuies ...... 2 fo r 2.60 5 nn Z T ^ Packs .30 39c REXALL QUIK-SWABS, linsie tip, ^ .... 2 for .4® 1.00 READING GLASS, " a ii.s ih " ...... 2 fo r 1.01 Reproduced in Bavaria by master potters, the original designs which were once kilned in 100 Some itemi glut Fed. 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PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ).'to WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE EIGHT is a place for private as well ler’a G o rm ^y . Mussolini’s Raly for hda pleaaure but we also as state enterprise and recent nbmic and Stalin's Russia, each Span­ find it in books about osAs like Two from Town iN O T IC E ! Ghana Bans legislation encourages foreign iilanrljPHlpr bloc. May Sartor’e Fur Person and investment. , • TV-Radio Tonight iard carried within himself the Your Investnient Headquarters NAME To have sudi feelings and seed of his own fat*. Beverly I^ichors three enchant­ Trial Teaching Six years of Independence OPEN SATURDAYS 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Etipmtuj i^pralJi such propositions finally reach In the foreword, the author ing cuts who live in England. Orwell Book have brought progress un­ explains that h«. has written Admirea of Louis Auchincloss Two Manchester young people matched elsewhere in Africa in 1847 PUBLISHED BY THE as high as inside the Senate this noYel three times from will want to reserve his “Powers are among 26 University of By DENNIS NEELU many fields. Tribalism has been BEERALD PRINTING CO. INC. Foreign Relations Committee is largely eliminated. Ghana Television 13 BIsaell Strei"! start to finirii over the last of Attorney” — stories about Connecticut upper classmen ning 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. ACCRA, Ghana (AP)—George ROGERS BROS.* Manchester, Conn. a somewhat noteworthy mile­ the legal pnafesslon. Both Mary spends mors on education In re­ • ;00 ( •) B l* • Theater (in proz-fc (24) On Hearinz Music five years. Since reading it who are currently gaining Orwell’* "Animal Farm ,” a bit­ ( 8-30-40f Oixie and Harriet THOMAS F. FERGUSON Cheney and Whiton will have practloe teaching experience in lation to national income than r#M) SILYERPLATI W ALTER R. FERGUSON stone in the precarious strug­ once is a major achievement, a SHEARSON, HAMMILL A GO. ter allegory on totalitarianism, (33) Movie at 6 (In procrees) ( 3-12) Chronicle Publishers reviewer must salute this Span­ this. public sdiools around the state. has been banned from Ghsuia’s any other country In the world. (1 0 ^ ) Early Show (in proz- (18) Topic J^)unded October 1. 1881 gle such ideas have been w ag­ Roads are the -best in West 8:00 ( 24) Dr. Posin g Giants SHpOR JEWELERS ish novelist for his objectivity They are Mias Patricia Ann 918 M A IN STREET— TEL. 049-28*1 secondary schools by govern­ reea) ( 8-20-40) Patty Duke ing for public notice and ap­ "One Million Dead" by Joee Founded 1902 Africa. ( 8) Newe iNTXOOUCeS IHi Published Every Evening fcxcert and dedication. Little, 189 Fern St., a music ment decree. (30) Younz World (18) Subecription TV Bundsvs and Holidays. Entered at proval and eventual adoption. Maria Giponella ia the second 'The — Cosmopolitan _ Cat” by major who is doing her teach­ Members New York Stock Bxohsng* Too many teachers were A $93-million artificial harbex' (18) In the Public Intereit 3:30 (8-30-40) Price Is RlZhl (C) EXCITING NEW A Thought for Today at ,Tema was paid for entirely (34) Buc)cekln Bob ( 3-12) Glyme the Post Office at Manche.'ter Conn, But one can hope for. some day. book in a trilogy dealing with ing in the Mansfield public and Other Lesdlng Exchanges. drawing a parallel between Or- (24) Interview sa Second Class Mail Matter Sponsored by the Maaohes- out of Ghana’s own resources. (40) Dick Powell a broad topside bi-parti.aani-Darti.«an ; , . o ■ u C. . - . . 4 1 Memoir aniTa Manual of Inter- schools; and David A. Barlow, ■well’s fictional regime of the 4:10 ( 3) News. Sport*. Weather 3:00 (10-22-30) Eepionaze tv. o ' continental Living with a ter OonneU of Ohnreheo pigs and that of President Construction of the $l96-mll- (24) A( Issue SUBSCRIPTION RATES agreement between 80 Spring St., who is practicing S;I6 (33) Club House ( 8-2040) Ben C*.sey Payable in Advance uie o , background novel, Sophisticated Siamese." Mrs. in the physical education de­ Kwame Nkrumah and his Con­ llon Volt* River dam and hydro­ (30) Newe. Weather ( 3-12) The Beverly Htllbiillee parties that, no matter whose 4:30 ( 8 ) 87th Precinct One Year ...... J22.WI 'The Cypresses Believe in God, Roth's late husband was a partment at Kham High Sdiool vention People’s party. Ghana’s' electric scheme is ahead of 3:30 ( 24) Janane.se Brush Paintinz Wx Months ...... Il OO “Tou ahaU not hlH.” schedule. Ghana is putting up 34) What'a New ( 3-12) Dick Van Dyke ^ r e e Months ...... o.oO the administration, theories press Is censored and controlled. < 3-12) Waiter Cronkit# is not in the Mary Cheney D<- **.nd*^talv Many peoplo feel they keep in Hebron. half the cost and borrowing the 10:00 ( 1022-30) Eleven(h Hour One Month ...... 1.86 which can win their own way . * . pictured in France and Italy, Teaching in Manchester at In private, civil aervant* and (18) Life of Riley ( 8-20-40) Channinz brnry oollecUon at the : stalking among scenes of gran- the professional classes express rest from the United States, (30) Britleh Calendar thi.s far along ought to be given this oommandment becatioe they Bennet Junior High School is (40) The Lone Ranzer ( 3-12) Dannv Kaye Show MEMBER OF time. i deur and riding in a gondola LOANS UP TO mounting dissatisfaction with BrlUin and the World Bank. (24) In-School Preview ROSE THE ASSOCIATED PREISS take no one’s life. But this William D. McCalmon of Port- (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 11.00 I 3-8-1012-2022-4030) New* a real and tliorough trial in Tlie protagonists in this fic- in Venice But we never have Nkrumah and his government. Both the West and the Com­ T:00 (33-40) News, Weatlier The A.esoclaled Press is exclu- also means we should not do • land, Maine. An Bngli.sh major, (34) The Humanltlee Sports and Weather ■ivelv entitled to- the -use of repub- the field. tional historical drama are the a glimpse of Ix)Uis in Engltmd Students at Ghana’s two imlver- munist bloc countries have 11:16 (10) Tnnizht (C) FOR THB Ilcation of all new., dispatches or say anything that will hurt he is working with Mrs. Edna (30) Film Alvear family from the Catalan because British quanmtine M. n mnrm-i ■ Vwwiv ' TtV. nnMiAA StnorUttVl sities are In the vanguard of helped but most aid has come ( 3) Llttlest Hobo ( 3) Movie HOLIDAY credited to It or not otherwise; ..... - or harm anyone in their body. Hartwell’s 7th grade English I 40) Steve Allen credited In this (>aper and also the i cilv of Crem'n. laws are ver>' strict. When these demanding greater free­ from the Wekt. (18) Compaee SEASON . .. A It also means to extend the and social studies classes. “Remember Ghana has never (10) Shannon 11.30 112) Movie A listing of characters seiva- ■ Mrs. Roth visited that coimtpt helping hand wbenever anyone Also teadilng at Rham is dom of expression. T IB (33) Square Dance Jamboree 11:,30 iJS-Stll Tnnizht (C) SPECIAL BONIW •Til "r7ehts'’” o""";^pibii«uon of Showing The Investigators “Whisper a word of criticism i broken its ties with the British ( 8) Movie rated into imaginary and his-! she had to endure the lot of the has needs wbaty we can help. Robert C. CJallow, Bethel, an ’ I f O O O . 7.30.JU (10-3M0) The Vintinlan ---r.... — - (C) „ VALUE ... 5 in the wrong place and you’re Commonwealth," said on* West­ *’■* " " " i ''-hat goe.a on in South Viet- torical categories is fotmd at ordinarj- cat owner and lew’e Rev. WaJtMf L. Abel, English major; BJdward G. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING PIECES FREE. out of a job,” complained one ern diplomat. I nam while the United Nations the end of the novel, a very nec- Louis in a home in Callfor- Our Saviof Lutheirn Ohurch, Stentaforri of East Hartford is A giant 57 piec» F\jll »ervlce crli^nt of N. E k senior ministry official. | “Perhaps Ghana is not as Inc. _ ' fact-finding mis.sion is there e.s,sarv addenda. " ’a. Wapping. w'orklng in the social studies setting for 8 at tiw The time span is 1M6 to 1939, Louis al.so poses with many “Intellectually, the atmos­ democratic as we would wish. Piiblishcrw R<»pr«»scntAtlvf‘» — ThP 1 .seems to be tailored directly for ■ department at South Windsor regular price of 52 Julius Mathews Sponal Agency -- from the outbreak of tlie rebel- celebrities including Colette, phere In Ghana Is stifling," said But then there are almost no High School. countries in Africa which prac­ pieces. $84.50 New Vork. Chicago Detroit and that mi.sslon. I lion when the Alvera's .Semi- Braque. Anna Magpvam and Arreifted by Brother a student. “ Free exchange of B EN En C IA L political opinions is * thing of tice democracy as we know it." Radio Also available in The United Nations wants to - narian .son was murdered to the stavinsky. These photographs ®MEMBF,R AUDIT BLTIEAU OF Nkrumah seeks to turn Ghana those news broadcast* o< 10 or 16 CIRCULATION.S triumph of the Nationalists. were sold to European maga- BRIGHTON. Olo. (API — A I the past.” (Thie listing Includea only 5 otiier pattema. know just what there is in TAKE LONGER TO REPAY — into the nonallgned showpiece ■ Senor Gironella loves Spain zines. drama of three brothers arrest­ I Nkrumah’s Ghana abounds minute length. Some station* carry other nhort new8ca8t8)«G Beautiful Cheat charges that the Diem regime of Africa. He thinks h# can do The Herald Printing Company. and expresses his love in pas- Colette had been a cat lover ed by a fourth played its latest — UP TO 24 M O N T H S — j with trappings markedly sim- Inc aasumes no financial respon* it with his homespun brand of WDBC—use 11 ;00 also avaOaUek albiiitv for typographical errors ap- has been oppressive to Bud­ sages of poetic beauty as he de- and owned msmy but when set in district court Tuesday. Call Beneficial and ask for cash fast. Clera up l^ o v s r lllar to those of communism, 11.15 SporlN Final socialism, and by walking a t:U0 Lonz John Wad* pearing in advertisements and other scribes the cit ie.s, the' rivers, the Louis visited her she was ver>- Francis and Peter Hoffman, bills, take care of expenses. you-name-l,t. The rolK» ai i His party and the government ll::i0 Starllpht S»*r^nad^ dhists. political tightrope between West 8:00 Raynor Shine* 1:00 and Sign Off wading matter in The Manchester mists and rain, the heat and ill and no longer had feline 20-year-old twins, were placed Beneficial like to say "Y es!” Call . . . h<>w'- I are regarded as ope and the Evening Herald The Diem regime is out to 1:06 New* Sign Off WPOP—1410 companions. on probation for burglarizing an ! same. The Ghana Young Pio- and East. WHAY—*1* prove that there is nothing at the cold. EXAMPLES OF LOANS ON 24-MONTH PLAN The M-year-old president is a 6:00 Joel Cash Dlaplav advertising closing hours: The people of this ancient Braque disliked cats but was automobile repair shop. Last I neers follows a Soviet pattern. S:0U Ba*y Ed Show 7:00 Bill Hughf’s The trade union movement is a professed Marxist. He is also a (:30 New* Weather and Sport* For Monday—1 p.m Friday —all to------such- reports,------.that- it------lov - land are \ncumsvtctims Olof rnethe trag-ira*- fascinated by Louis’ coloring month their brother, Vlrgfil. 27, AMOUNT 7:00 Eklward P. Morgan 12 00 Cttranrt rr»r Tuesday—1 p.m Monday, $300 $500 $700 $1000 1 carbon copy of the Soviet Un­ shrewd and practical politician, W INF—12S0 For Wednesday—1 p.m Tu<*sday. the Bu(l^ist8. And It has some I of ^ ]ong Civil W ar, ^Fam- and insisted on a studio por­ was sentenced to a term of two OF LOAN 7:16 Jeff Sprung to three years in the Colorado l )M AT K ion’s. Strikes are Illegal. There ambitious and fiercely inde­ 10:30 Tonight At My Plac* 6 (10 Newit, Weather. Sporti For Thursday—1 p.m W**dnesday. BuddhistsRiiHAhliit.s on its fcldeside who areftrs iliis iU/.c and friendsfriend.s face " eacheoch trait. Vl ( SIONTHLY For F rid a y -1 p.m. Th^sday Mrs. Roth explains her theory prison for the same burglary. 16.75 26.58 36.41 ?L 1 6 are 105 state farms. Govern­ pendent. Westerners here are 1:30 Sign Oft 6:30 Shnwra!«e other as enemies not only on '~^( )\ i i '( ) i r r Rrpiiymriit convinced he never would will­ W Tic—les* 6,45 1*0well Thomas For Saturday—1 p.m Friday. ready and willing to tell the of the cult of the cat. Many The three were arrested last ment Is In the\bulldlng. furni­ 6.^1 Sporte Time Classified deadline lOSh aw - the battle lines but in every­ ingly become the puppet of Mos­ 6:00 New*. SporU and Weather 917 MAIN STREET •ach day o i publication except United Nations visitors that introverted, lonely and friend­ March 9 by Gilbert R. Hoffman, ture, and many "bther business­ 6:36 Old, Borrowed and Blue T’OO New? Showca?# day existence. Many changed ^ MF.ANS 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’s) MANCHESTER R.OO The World Tonight Saturday — 9 a.m. ______less (or tho.se who feel they 29. a Commerce City policeman. es. Innumerable Communist cow. 6:46 Three Star Extra the Diem regime persecutes .sides to avenge tlie death of Mitchell 3 4 15 6 • Ask for the YES MANager 7:06 Conversation Plec* 8.15 Life Line are friendless) along with in­ All four lived in the same bloc technicians have been as­ 8:30 Showcase W«dn*B(J»y. Octobw 80 and oppreases nobody. a lo\'ed one or to fulfill an A lotn Of 1100 cofti 120.60 whofl^piomptlT The year 1984 will mark the 7:30 New* of the World tellectuals are comforted and house. 12 eoAiocvtivt leoiilliljr iMUIImonti of % i0 m oocs. signed to the country. ■7:46 Government Service# 9:06 Best of Bmadway TTiere are some observers ideological belief. But there is another side. In 400th anniversary of the birth of 8:10 Pops Concert 10-06 Showrae^ and N ew i Despite the presence of alien warmed by their love of a cat. “They were my kin." the old­ .^VllfEIRIiaAN O oA X . 12:30 Sign Off Read Herald Ads. New Advance For An Idea who classify the Buddhist lead­ est brother said, “but I knew Nkrumah's grand design there I William Shakespeare. 9:06 Nightbeat troops on each side T h e For­ This love is expressed u.in ™ —. — - ership being shepherded and book about a pampered Siameae ! what had to be done and I did In a ^CarnivaV Mood Ftrst. of course, only the Im­ eign Legion. The International for fuel oils, servica, Brigade, the soldiers from Hit- with gourmet recipes prepared ' It.’’ John Leonard, Phylli.s Reynolds and Joseph DeMialo appear In one of Uie comedy sldtis fiom practical kJeaJlsts— those wild- paraded by the Diem regfime as 935 M AIN STREET— 'TEL. 648-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS a "puppet” regime. boating aquipmont “A 'niurtior Oamivnl” being pre-sented tonight, Friday and Saiturday by the South WinoBor fingered aealots who wouldn’t Oountry Players at South Windsor High School, Curtain time Is 8;30 p.m. ITie MUSIC STORE: 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (522-7201) - 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER cere how we gave our dollars The United Natlcms mission phono 522-8151 FINAL REMINDER feabures a number of oomedy (.kits, one from "Tlie Secret Life of Whiter Mitty.” Robert WATTUNS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - ’TEL. 649-7196 sw ay—could be found suggest­ itself is described as eager to W W M i i M B i l — 170 PEARL STREET Donneny to dirootor. (Herald photo by Oftara). ______HARTFORD, CONTS’. ing that perhaps it would make .find and talk to all kinds » 'iP i Leaves, for instance (and Buddhists, to form its own ap ceeded Konrad Adenauer as good policy sense If we found Ilii THINGS HAVE you can have ’em)! On France, who has warned that praisal of the truth. one day the United States may chancellor. Indicated he agreed some way of Internationalizing the brighter side, money NOV. U .S. Troops with the U.S. position and called But the Buddhists who op­ decide to withdraw its forces our foreign aid programs. has a happy way of piling from Europe. He has urged the on his countrymen and Euro­ pose the Diem regime, choose Then, one day. It came to be A WAY OF up here when you get the creation of an Independent Eu­ peans generally to remember their own methods of notifying To Remain, the debt they owe to the United Henry Oabot Lodge, then our habit of systematic sav­ rope acting as a third force In the U N mission of their con­ 1 world politics. own ambassador to the United ing. Rusk arrived In Germany at “Just as the Marshall Plan tinuing grievance and their own PILING UP! Nations, who dared miggeat THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR Bonn Told the end of last week’s Exercise and the United States helped us LAST 3 DAYS means of demonstrating that Europeans, so we today must do that we 'might be smart if we Big Lift In which an entire ar­ the Buddhists who have become PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS FRANKFURT. Germany (AP) mored division was flown here more to give similar help t(> the stopped taking the combined developing nations,” he said. “puppets” for Diem do not rep­ —Secretary of State Dean Rusk, from Texas In less than three "THURSDAY, "FRIDAY, SATURDAY blame and credit for our own (Excepting Motor Vehicles) days. Speculation has arisen Rusk also said the most ef­ resent the people. seeking to etlll We.st.. German allocation of dollars, stopped feara that last week’s massive that successful completion of the fective way of meeting any So­ setting up political or diplo­ One of them, on Sunday, took SAVINGS Such lists shall be filed not later than November troop alrUft foreshadows a mili­ operation means that the United viet threat was a NATO nuclear fleet. The plan was first put his own Hfe by fire in the COMPLETE tary manpower cut, has pledged States Is preparing to reduce matic or military prices we had 1st each year, or if the first shall be a Sunday or forth by President Kennedy in n i g h t s streets of Saigon, thus becom­ a } i d L O A . T V the United States will keep six troop strength here. A N D T W O " O F O U R to get In return for them, and le j^ holiday then on the next business day follow­ a meeting with former British ASSOC I A 1 I O S divisions in Germany as long as "W e have six divl-slon in Ger­ ing the seventh Buddhist to U N E OF Prime Minister Harold Macmil­ stopped holding reoponslblUty ing. necessary. many,” Ru.sk said. lan at Nassau In the Bahamas for supervising the spending of take this method of protesting Rusk also Joined Sunday with “We Intend to maintain these O FFIC E A N D Failure to file such list by November 1st means last December. It calls for a against something the Diem re­ MONCHUTtW’t OLPWT riWAWCIAL IW>TITttTI>IL Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in an divisions here as long as there our dollars after the^ had been Current Annual TEN PER CENT addition to the assessment as re­ fleet of surface ships, manned gime defenders claim does not appeal for a stronger Atlantic is need for them—and under given or loaned abroewl. / C O Z t A i a u e Dividend On S C H p O L qu ire by the State Statute. present circumstances there Is by crews of mixed nationality Insored Bavtaiga alliance. Both cautioned against 8 9 th Birthday Celebration eodst. and equipped with U.S. missiles. Later on, it was a fairly prac- any loosening of ties with the no doubt that they will continue Another demonstration ap­ BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY SUPPLIES REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECLARED to be needed.” Britain has been cool to the ttaal fellow. Vice President United States. plan and France has rejected it. parently also for the benefit of Rusk and the new West Ger­ Rusk also diplomatically told Richard Nixon, who dared take P. JOSEPH MURPHY, Assessor De Gaulle wants his own Ytii the U N mission featured the C d l man government leader spoke the Europeans he didn't think The i+oro-wide 89tli Birthday "Thank You" sale end* Saturday. clear striking force. up the theme. lip. MON.-TUES.-PRIJ .Aat the dedication of a memorial they were living up to their mili­ assembly, by Buddhist rumors, 649-5341 While Rusk’s speech pleased honoring the late Gen. George tary commitments to the. North Shop tonight and Friday night to 9. su n later, another Sharp and ii ’.M.>-Wed. Closed A t Noon West German officials, It drew of a giant crowd of people in Extra Hours C. Marshall, who as secreUry Atlantic Treaty Organization. pracUeal and well-respected fel expected criticism from tlie So­ downtown Saigon, a demon­ of state gave his. name to the “It is a source of pride that viet Union. The speech, said low, the distinguished Eugene economic blueprint known as the United States has generally stration suggesting that the IHHH Ta.ss, the official Soviet news Budget Braids Blaxdc, former head of the In­ the Marshall Plan for the recov­ met or exceeded its goals, and anti-Diem Buddhists had a con­ a source of regret that certain agency, “ contradicted greatly ternational Bank for Recon- says,,. ery of postwar Europe. clusive hold on the people. WALT others In the alliance have not^’’ the spirit of the beginning re­ Both speakers appeared to be structitm and Development, the laxation of international ten­ Some correspondents suggest aiming their remarks at Presl- he said. sion.’’ for an Early American look “World Bank," produced the that they do indeed have.this t I’m making the best deal on 1964 ■ dent (Charles de Gaulle of Erhard, who recently suc­ following exposition of the ad­ Ijold, and that'It is -now begin­ on a small budget vantages, over bilateral nation­ ning to grow. ri'mm al arrangements, of multllat- One does not envy the U N motorola oral aid and lending Institu­ group its mission— first to find | tions; the truth, if It can, and second,! 23” TV 34.50 liMMlI #«o. ti;b« mMe.; X3 to. m. pictuM ‘Because they (the multina­ to report It in such a conclusive [ t,U 9 • tional agencies) are known to and authoritative way it settles | O F M ANCH ESTER 643-5171 Every set features a fhand-wirod have no ulterior motive, they the' oontroversy one way or the chassis, precision crafted with THURSDAYS 9x12 feet sen exert more influence over othsr. modern hand and dip soldering FRIDAYS the use of a loan Uian is possi­ HAMMOND ORGAN AND PIANO STUDIO - 17 OAK STREET for circuit connections of high re­ ble for a bilateral lender. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 . ------A. _ A J f A< te T E N al buaineas 'eesolon m d a y at fessloi4l Della Fera .Leads the opening of the second an­ of aocreditaticti oerUfhXKtes to Blough /Defends Man^sLife nual two-day state oonvenUom hoeipitete approved by the Na­ FREE DELIVERY Hospital Panel of the Conneotiout Cbronlc and tional Ooiaicll on AoOredItetlan.' 12th Circuit^ U.S. /Steel Role Convalescent Hospital Associa­ Hie oonoludkig baixpiet and 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1888 Measured by tion. dance wU be held Saturday Fire Began In Birmingham Franote P. DeltelFcm, admm- The oonvenUon, which wlU ervening. G > u rtC a ^ e ^ tetraitor of the Creotfleld Oon- be held at the Hotel Statler- As presid«it of the organiza­ ARTHUR DRUe His Memory HUton, Hartford, wUl taiolude an tion, DelteiFera will be the host (Continued from Page On«) vdleeoent Hoopiital, will he the moderator of a general discus­ opmiing address by Dr. Frank­ at a prealdent'a reception Fri­ BOOKVnXJE SKS8ION By JACK REPA8 S lin M. Foote, state commission­ day evening and at the conclud­ ‘•Big Steel,” through Its Ten­ By H A L B O Y LE sion on "Now Approaches to Read Herald Ads. John F. Welch, •«), and hla Bucltet brigades, hand-pulled Patient Care” during a genetr- er of health; a trade and pro- ing pitgram . wife, Alice, 89, of 76 Grand Ave., hose reef^ rts and horse drawn r ‘T L sir*' nessee Coal A Iron Division, la n e w YORK (AP) — Every received 80 day suspended sent- fire apparatus, marked the early the Birmingham area’a largest man’s Ufs is massurad by his •ncee in Circuit Court 12 yester­ beginnings of 'organized fire first full-time chief in 1^ , marched single employer. It ranka among memories. - day, after pleading guilty to fighting in Manchester. the top half dozen corporate em­ They are his msntsl Bas succeeding O. J. Atwood. Fty min. decker, the (adelCM guidebook chaises of causing dependency It was just before the turn was fire chief until July 1, 1950, -iViiwn Fire Depait- ployers In the nation with nearly A DAVIDSON A LEVENTHAL STORE or delinquency of children. of the century that such sights 200,000 In the payroll. of the mind. when he retired. James H. headquarters and Aaked Tuesday about criti­ Memories also are tha lasUiig Welch was also placed on one came upon the local scene, Some Schaub of 106 Highland St. Co 3 ait 153 Spruce St.; year probation. 65 years after Manchester was cism that the company had not fingerprints of ths soul. Mo two The charges stem from an in- chartered as a town in 182,1. then appointed his su ccessor;/ j H o^ and Lewider la housed used enough "economic Influ­ people, no matter how deeply oldent involving their 11-year- The Eighth District (Man­ Major Fires - at 230 Pine St.; Hose Oo. 2 is ence” In Birmingham, Blough • h a ^ their Uvea, svar have old son. The boy was missing chester) Fire Department had Two early momlng-'flres oc- gt- the rear of 494 Mhin St. in replied: quite the same set. We sre bom from home for two days and its early beginnings in 1888 and ourred on Feb. 4^' 1932, and ^he original building which was "For a corporation to attempt Individual, and as ws sge our his parents did not report his some nine years later, on April brought cKinsiderwle damage to bought for just $2,500; Hose tb exert economic compulsion to memories aoeent that IndlTl. absence to police, the court was 21, 1897, South Manchester “ ■ i^ui'lding and an- Oo. 4 la at 19 School St. achieve any particular end In duality. told. The boy was located by (Town) organized a fire district other cpnlmeroial building in Under construction at the the social area seems to me to But they also help keep us juvenile authorities. He told by a selectmen's vote of 56 to 46. oiwtcAvn business sec^on. Center, on the .site of the old be quite beyond what a corpora­ mutual. And you’ve psssed a lot police he slept one night in the The North End 'Volunteer two fires were several welfare department building, is tion should do and quite beyond of mUsatones yourself If you can woods, and spent the second firemen last month celebrated apart and a general the newest fire house for the what it can do.” remember when— night in an apartment hallway. their 7.5th anniversary of fire­ alarm was soimded. Firemen, town firefighters. ’This new Critics, among them attorney Dad first let you drink from Judge Edward Han.mill was fighting. The Herald, in its hampered because they had to construotion, estimated ^ Charles Morgan of Birmingham, the nossle of the garden hose as told that the, boy has been plac­ Seipt. 12, 1963 edition, printed spUt^eir manpower and equip- than $200,000, is " g ” have suggested that a corpora­ be wator^ the lawn—and It had ed in a foster home. The Welchs a special page on the history of ment, '^ttled the Rubinow build- completed about Miarch 1964 tion In awarding business should tha mo(rt wonderful flavor In the told the court they have seven the Eighth Di.strict vohmteer ing blaze for more than three and replace Hbse Oo. 2 *1“^ favor banks and suppliers that world. other children, one of whom la group. hours. LoSi by fire and water tiers now behind the Lincom are committed to the goal of White oidlar workers earned tn the Marine.s. Dozen Chiefs was extreifiely high In both School. „ expanding opportunities for Ne­ more than blue collar workers. s ::— ^Parkade Three Inmates of Tolland State The Eighth District has had buildings. Tehants, who lived In TTie deportment. In Jime groes. Ths wealthiest guy in ths Jail a doLn n;e chiefs in its long the Rubinow biiUding, were all imbroduced lits neiv air noro ^ Blough said the doctrine of block was the kid snth the most and were bound over to superior . led to safety l^ flr ^ e n . Houndiing alarms at the ^ ^ ^ ^ | ^ h a t he called economic force marbiss. Court on ‘charges resulting frorn ^ J ^he first Numeroue other 'fires have he(adqu(art«rB on Spruce St, was repugnant to him and that The worst fate that could be­ occurred in or near down- CJhief Mason, who is also the he doubted such measures were fall you was to be picked last ? ( ? ' ' of Rock- ch'ef held that post unUl town buadnesB district m-^recent fire marshal of Manchester, good in principle for any corpo­ I ' 2 ? of Tol- * 1890 when his brother. George when the gang was choosing ut 3 years, one in which sbyeral commented on the new hom in ration to employ, whether they a’ wideli 21 of ' H. Allen, took over the duties sides to play a game of scrat busine(ss firms were burned'y \ activities by Arthur V. Wlebel, Rubin, 22, presently an Inmate i The late John F. Umerick, Tennessee Coal 4 Iron presi­ fear this would ruin their com­ at Tolland State Jail and. father of the present chief, was “ V® 'U op er procedure calte, for plexion. supipUed the -water for fire hy- . , to dent, in the field of promoting charged ■with conspiracy, were sixth fire chief and served the Improved racial relations as a Every young lady could play nylon slips and petticoat misses' skirts and slacks district in that capacity from d r l ^ service. In 1936, theie a musical instrument—even If it •onttoiued to Nov. 12. were some 290 hyckonts in the aJam, .(nrm isused ■member of community and in­ Paul N. Roy, 48, o< 52 Elm 1917 to 1934. terracial groups. was only the tambourine. It was diiring Chief Limer­ district and the Water Depart- mm You could tell how cold It was mil Rd. was fined *76 after ment had 46 milee of water Thii Wiebel in 1951 was a member pleading gpillty to a charge of ick’s first year as chief that the of a committee that recom­ In winter hy how far the frozen reg. 8.98-11.98 0 .9 0 each mains. In 1946, hydrants in- "id volunteers. The’^P''®- cream stuck out of the bottle the reg S4 each fraudulent” issiie of a check. He | District received a charter creased to 325 in munber and algnal must be heard. Mason mended hiring Negro policemen had cash^ a 860 check at the I from the Connecticut Legisla- in Birrtijngham, and his efforts milkman left at the front door. 59 miles of pipe lines, in 1955, said, Only rich families had oranges Vemon Circle Package' store, ture to better handle the fire to 392 hydrants and some 69 Loyal Firemen are continuing, Blough said. Roy told the court he had re and sewage business in the Until 196l\ he said, Wiebel except at Christmas—or when Sportswear values from a top maker! Fully lined AntiQue fire apparatus of yeatoryear rroalls blabory of fire figfiiting in Mbncfceefj^ W a it« miles of pipe. Today the town Today’s two Manchester fire one of the children had to take A sensational collection of exquisite nylon tricot stored the money. North EJnd. A board of fire has more than 500 hydrants.. deportmenta — EXgMh District served as a 'trustee of Tuskegee wool slacks, tweeds, flannels, solids, 8-18. Wool Da'vid C. Everett, IT, of 874 oommUsioners. under Dr. F. A. •’Smokey’’ Deni^l^fbUi District Fire DepartmeiKt cuatxxSan, hoMe leaJbhec-ri-vrtAd Institute, a N ^ o higher educa­ castor oil. slips by one of the finest maker.s! Nylon lace and In 1940, WUUam J. Crockett, and Town, are numn^ Iv lof- Bummit St., Manchester, plead­ Sweet, was named at an annual bucket used by bucket brigade volunteers. Two North End tion Instltutionr^ A low-class saloon was cme skirts, A-line, wrap and gored styles, solids, ne«.s with old hand reel hose itg. The old Bhrens Fox fire. e(ngme resigned as president of the al and efficient flrefightera. which didn’t keep its brass eus embroidery trims, semi-tailored styles and othera. ed bmocont to chargee of Im­ meeting. Blough declined’ direct com­ tweeds, 10-18. proper i>as8ing and speeding. During Chief Limerick’s ten­ ball in front (rf Town PVe Department’s C3o. 1 flr€#wnse on Pine St. and to rtill as by Oftara and Hnrto). was named to fill the ■vacancy, faced with many dangerous and jury Impaneled lesf week to Amos and Andy were a radio charges and fined a total of creased from 56 to 112. The fire commission then elect- eerious fires over the years — study steel industry pricing team as popular with the Negro MB Other heads of the fire de- ^ y^g (jjstrict between the tinwn Pine St nearest hydrant and resulted in ed Robert J. Smith as chair- in the North End, the 1889 fire methods. people as the white folks. They ran Home patriots helped heat the The companion cases of Mrs. partment to f o l l ^ Ghi^ a^ea of 18 and 60. The tax was toward the fire, the-hall being leveled and a de- man; E. L. G. Hohenthad Jr., at Depot Sq. which destroyed a In response to other quesUpns. Marilyn Smith, 28, and her fath­ erick Included Edward Cole- ages of 18 and bu.oataip m e and la^ ner-was towara rv>. No. une 3 iumi nre. mand for a chemical feneine for treasurer; and Haaeett ae sec- buslnese block where The he said he hoped Kennedy Ad­ Kaiser by collecting tinfoil from er, Johnnie Fisher, 48, both of ministration attitudes would not discarded cigarette packs. 101 Brooklyn St., were contln- affect business confidence, and When a boy married, he was UA«ltl..c.nt.,W,a«l„p«r- t», b.ok//.™ B,^.r. Nbv».b., 19.1, A. S L h SIu M .t.; »d t~r «ed to Nov. B when there will be death on Thanksgiving Day oronerties said U.S. Steel expected to In­ expected to leave college and men's Haggar slocks a hearing for probable cause. 1937 when he was stricken with properMes horse-drawn wa i ^ e d to the 'fires In 1969; and in the crease capital expenditure! In start supporting his wife. misses' knit dresses Both pleaded Innocent to h ^ r a t l a T “ I L e Z ; The sJuth Manchester Dis- ing onto the ji^ p e r then c ^ e Fom ^ the oommission H-^il bi;:^ 1964. A specialist was a doctor who chargee of aggravated assault, Griswold,___ 1.1 iQ»T1937 to lazz1944 trict officers, in addition to -- roaring _ down . , Pine , St., a Henry ___werey changed__ in 1907. Up until reorganizedr w ^ i z e d byb y nnaming ^ l ^ Smith ioao ipo9;. the 1913 educational Such expenditures for 1963 charged $S tor an office vtelt. Hilliard St. Gets New Surface atemming from a domestic dis­ seeing that proper taxes were Black driving the horse. were estimated at about $240 Nettling in a fivs-and-tan store Two Ex-Chlefs Living “ * 115 —..w in n n /4 T 3 1 a /^ tr w a a Ofl that time, the officers, includ- disaster and the Armory A loUer trails long behind one of Ihe Bdwoixi Baif Oo. asphoit spreaders on IBHlaird ^ 9 . 9 0 0 .9 0 turbance. „ . million, up from $200 million in cost more than a dime. reg. to $60 reg. 8.95 Chaileo J. Haridns, S2, of El- You could almoet he sure a DSjddnK down aixwt ,1,500 feet of (Srade n bituminous oonorote resurfacing whk* wim 1962. on a Stretch of rood-between Adams and New State Rd. About five and a Imlf miles oft Ikigton was fined MO after he fireman fuuUy had a daughter of mar- treasixrer The news conference followed town roads wMl be resuifhoed during the next two weeks under the state aid financed por- pleaded guilty to a charge of the company’s report on July- rikgeabla age If they bought a M hire to drive In the proper the tenth lUlg'nin ms(,nci. a^iucu. m e we.si, aiue IVI- c-atA tj-pn (ita mm-sp as >-ne aistnci. m e aeparLmeiii ,^-tPAA u-/>ir(nnm- - n e ^ firing for the front perch. tkm of the town’s ragifiar highway pregmm. (Heraad photo by Oflara). A limited quantity of beautifully double wool knit Wash and wear blend of Acrilan ^ d rayon fault- . in 1M-* “ wJ served until 1946. der L. N. Heebner, foreman, g swung into Center St elected the chief, the two as- Thomas Weir oollecftor^’ ^ fid e n c e in their ability September qifarter earnings, up lane. sharply from the doldrum levels dresses from a well known maker. Two and three lessiy tailored in Ivy style by famous Haggar. Plain A charge of failure to drive Former Ohief John Merz was Co. 1. Other officers elect- g^ jumper got sistant chiefs and the superin- ptiot to 1925, the dlstriot did ^ any emergency they headed the North End volun- ed to the first company were; perris tendent of fire alarms and as- water services. of a year ago but not as much hi the established lane against as those reported by some steel piece dre*sses in fashionable styles and desired, front, pre-cuff ed. 1 year guarantee I Charcoal, Joseph E. Dureiko, 3«, of Moun­ teers from 1946 until he re- Steward Paoley, first assistant; j jum,per alstant. It was said that the costs since have gone from Today’s Officers and men of signed for buaineas reasons m William Dalton Jr., second as- chief lacked prestige knd power ggmg jp^oOO up to more than the Town Fire Department be- firms. colors. Sizes 10 to 16. brown, blue, olive. tain Spring Rd. was nolled at U.S. Steel said It cleared $46.4 ths requast of preSsecutor James 1961. Merz, called by many in sistant; Fred P: Geer, secretary ,j^g ^^g^ gg j that would be given if he were g25,000 yeariy. aldee .Chief Mason, include Er- million, or 74 cents a share, ■ MlrhbUe. He told the court that the district as a "Fireman’s and treasurer. jjjg„ pggaed Oo. 3, went around elected by the district instead ' Trained Auxiliary na-k Sherman', first aartstant against $26.8 million, or 88 cents Dureiko Wt a tree while swerv- Fireman,” joined the volunteer Company No. 2 was located the comer pulling their jumper, °f t^e department, and in 1906 During the war years, the chief; Sedrick Straughan, sec- a share. In the 1962 third quar­ feog hU oar to a void a dog firefighting unit in 1932. Keeney y,g cggt^r and was called continued onto the comer of a.11 officers were, from then on. South Manchiester Fire District and assistant chief; Thomas ter. and Merz are the only former ggnter Hose House. Officers of Oooper and W. Center Sts., elected by the district, and the purchased additional equip- MlcKinney, deputy eWef. In other action, Fred Cas­ The results boosted profits for chiefs Hving today. company were: Walter M. made thedr hydrant connection, fire department within the dis- ment, hose, pumps, crash hel- The firemen regulars are'WU- the first nine months to $149.6 64 PLYMOUTH well, 38, of 'Thompectn'ville was Chief Francis Limerick took gaunders, foreman, whom the and then became the first Soxith trist went out of business. rnets, and an additional truck, item Atkinson, John Boyle. Ray- million, or $2.41 a share, com­ fhied $20 after pieaefing nolo to boys' sport ond dress up the duties in 1961. Limerick, records show they named a fire Manchester Fire Department On Ai>rll 13, 1909, a 3-story all for auxiliaiy firefighters mond Finnegan, James “ Dutch” pared with $122.8 million, or If this 1$ the year you picked to buy a new car, you picked a beautiful year McCollum support hosiery a charge of following too dose- an active volunteer firefighter gj^jgf. „g gther officers were company to turn water onto a brick structure, known as'the who trained for possible air Pogarty, Clarence and Laurence $1.92 a share, in the like period for a beautiful reason . . . the brand-new Plymouth. For whatever reason ty; James E. Dennison, 23, of since 1929, was parade " ’■a^bai- g gj.gg^jy ngj^gj gj, Co. 2, ac- fire Building, was de- raids in World War II. Freiheit, Charles Genovese, Wll- last year. shirts ond pojomos ^ High St., pleaded guilty to for the recent 75th anniversary gg^digg to records. Oompany No. 3 then arrived, «troyed by fire” at Main and WUHam OlfPord Mason, who Mam Griffin, John Hahn, Louts you chpose a car-performance, style, economy, or quality-Plymouth a charge of following too close­ parade. . _ rhenev named hooked up its hoee to another Sts. The loss was esttmat- had been a 21-yoor veteran of and Raymond Hennequin, James ly and was fined $16; Gregory AsaisUng Ohief Limerick t«> “ Orford hydrant to the east of the at weU over $100,000. The the fire department on volun- LaPine, John Mordavsky, Jo- for '64 can give It to you in spades. GET UP AND GO PLYMOUTH! 2 .5 9 pr. 26, of West WllHngton day are Frederi^ A. Sweet, .^reman m ^_iN o. ^ at urrom building, and also went Houm and Hale building now teer and regutar batts, aeph McOooe, Edward McGreg- 2 f-' ^ 5 J - 9 0 each pleaded ihnooent to a diarge of first assistant chief. Frank Hmwe^il^m ^ Ferns w m ^ extingui.shing the Maze. " ‘“ 'I* the sdte. named chief of the ^ t h Mhn- gr„ jgmes McKay, Vincent Or- Correction reg. 2.98 speeding and electad a trial by A. Mordavsky, second assistant Hazard ^ rst 'Truck Chester Fire Department on towskl, Harotd Perrett, Emeet Special Anniversary sale of 1st quality, full-fash­ l^ ry. HU case 'was exmtinued to chief; and Granville H. Lingard,. M ^ ale, s ^ o lla -j^ t e t a ^ ^ d , ^ o w s ^ a ,j^g motorization of t h e April 1, 1963. and HaroM PWil, John Rivosa, The N w . 6. Marie A. LeBlanc. 36, third assistant chief. Other of- . sitoro Are which firomen battled South Manchester Fire Depart- OhiSf MEUKxn suooeeded James Anrthony and Frederick Sartor, ioned McCallum Cbnfo Hose . . . sheer support Specials Our entire stock of D&L Brand long sleeve sport of KPD 3, Roc^kvUle, pleaded was accom- H. Schaub, who retired after a Kenneth Smith, WiMlam Strat- stockings that relieve leg fatigue. Sizes 81/2-11^2- guUty to a charge of failure to ward McKeever, capUuii; Ray- Foreman William C. Cheney nem na n Center Church pggt was the first firefighter Your New England Plymouth-Valiant Dealer also with extensive damage, a n d raitus needs and purchase hoee, me'i. turned in the tower. to die in the line of duty in the reg. 8.98 carte, teddere, and other neces- A John L ^ n m that same year, $2,500 and gg^jh End. reg. 4.25 2 8« Freemaan was charged with fail- sary fire equipment, afternoon alarm after ne saw .. ... um to keep to the right. He was On March 29, 1923, George to appear in Maniohee- has a fine selection of top-quality used cars tsrTi Cfcoutt Oourt 12 on Nov 16. ______Our own D&L Brand of fine quality, sanforized ^ which later required additional by g tedder Calling against him cotton flannel pajamas. Pullover and coat models, Men’s wool gloves With pig palm, plain back,- District Tpeateirer Justus Ro m ^ , funds of $200 and $400 on a return trip from a chtanney ilAimiCM APTOINTKD knit cuff. Charcoal, black or natural. Sizes S, M, L. ■ARfrrORP (AP) — Gtev. Hole was ^ O o m * * ^ S S S n ^ corts. fire on Cent«?^ 8 t. He died on assorted stripes and prints. Sizes A, B, C, D. -fcti N. Dempsey has re- $3,000 for uM of (Ustrict costs N a 1 airf 8. . , ^ First Fire Victim April 7, ea a result of Ms In- MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH. Inc. eepolnited Mltchel W. Garber of untll such time as taxee would <»-J : Oscar Zschemey of HiHiard juries. ____^ be avalatole. ^ e north . * gt. was the first person to dje Soms $40,000 was appropri- wSodM dge as State Unemploy­ ROUTE 88, TOLLAND TURNPIKE — TALCOTTVILLE ment Oompeneation Commis- IS-Omt Tax . Henry C. In a fire in South Manchester, atsd by the distrlot on April 2. D&L OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 for the Third Ooogree- South Manchester, jn 1897, TOmer from Kne f i „ occurred on June 26. 1923. for a new flrehduse at akmal District (Hartford had a population of 8,500 per- sto., wont into 1 ^ 7 i„ g dance haU on Oak Spruce and Florence SU.. where MONDAY. TUESDAY AND SATURPyiY 10 A.M. to S P.M. County). The appointment, an- sons, about half the population W illi^ ^ iite was caused by an ex- R stttl stands, on tend which mpiifioed yesterday, is' for a of ths entire town. Th^bulWlng was puMhsse.1 two y m i. eartler H u year team beginning Jan. •ad Tax CoUector Rood levi^ boys, p u l ^ and pushing a from ths fcr W.OOO. a eharga o t 16 oents for each jumper oairt. rj ^ )

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y ■ ■ ' Q !fE R A t». KANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER «0, 1968 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 P o tk C S 13 tO 24 Red Cross is getting another RANGE Army general as president. Tw o Seeking People in the News \ Warfield Will Open Series Events It announced ’Tuesday that Gen. James Francis Collins, FUEL OIL Goes to Electorate Area Towns Begin Study Commander of the Army in the Zone Qiahges By THE ASSOaATED of jdhsUc. A doctor s ^ G le a ^ ___ For MCC on Saturday Night In Nation Pacific, will assume the 830,000 - would have to have, his injured GASOLINE a year post April 1, succeeding Sue Lyon, the teen-age star of wrist In a splint for 10 days. Of Joint Refuse Problem WASHINGTON (AP) — In the Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, re­ The Town Planning Commis­ ’L o ll^ " was bitten by a scor- By JOHN ORUBKR tiring after heading the national ploiy^uesday and had to with: Dr. Paul Dudley White, 77, Road Bonds Voted news from Washington: sion (TPC) will consider two ap­ _ _ How can three Manche.ster^by a private operator; an In- Mambers of Manchester’s organization for more than sev­ heart specialist, received the plications for a change of zone draw from a film In Mexico for B A N TLY OIL area towns, acting together, cinerator built by one town and Ootnnvunlty Concert Association SONG ENDED: Without fan­ en years. first gold stethoscope award of at leu t a few days. CO.MI'AN') , l\r. most effectively , and efficiently leased to the others for use; ' will hear WUliam Warfield Sat- fare, the Senate Investigations Gruenther .will be 66 in March. at-a public hearing at the Mu­ the International Cardiology or an incinerator built by an mxlay ni^ht as the first artist It was reported that as Miss Along Party Lines dispose of the thousands of tons subcommittee has rung down Collins, will become the third nicipal Building hearing room at Lyon picked up a beach towel Foundation from a onetime Ai.\iN S'j!!i:i:i of rubbish that businesses, independent authority com­ In the 1962-68 season. Tlie dis- general to head the Red Cross. 8 p.m. Monday. paUent—«x-PreSldent Dwight D. households and industries create posed of representatives of all toguished bass-baritone is one the curtain on Joseph Valachl on the veranda of her villa in The late General of the Army One request is for change to Mlsraaloya the scorpim bit her Eisenhower. 'tl’.l.. Mltiiu‘11 !>-1.-.:).'. To’wn directors last night voted approval, .by a parti- each year? member towns. of the great voices of the gene- and his one-man vendetta George C. Marshall was presi­ a less restricted residential zone on a finger. The presentation was made in luicIvN'illo 'I I'’ "'-'i-Tl son 6 to 8 tally, for a bond financed, |450,000 road im­ This que.stlon will occupy rep­ Tonight, the inter-town group ) mtion and has appeared w i^ against the Mafia. dent from October 1M9 until he tor about 40 acres on ^ e east New York a ty at a 8100-a-plate resentatives from Manchester, must elect officers and split In­ / / tremendous success both in this The convicted narcotics rack­ became secretary of defense In side of Oakland St. roughly op­ provement program sponsored by the Democratic major­ South Windsor, and Rockville- to committees, since this is the eteer and murderer was slipped Jackie Gleason didn’t know it, dinner Tuesday for the benefit " ■ oountry and abroad. December 1950. , posite Orchard Farms fruit and the rest of the troupe didn’t of the foundation, of which ity— leaving the final decision up to the voters at a No­ Vernon at an organizational first formal meeting the group Hi# program will open with into a closed session Tuesday stand. White is a founder and presi­ meeting of an inter-town refuse for what apparently was his know it, but the comedian had vember raferendum. will convene. a group of songs in English CUT OFF: The Post Office The other is for change to in­ a , fractured left wrist while he dent. , „ Naver S«#we S* Uw M M l (hity 46 voten braved ttae dispo.saI group at 8 'p.m, today Groundwork was laid at an final day of testimony about the Department has halted parcel St., argued lor planned, not written by Handel and Purcell. dustrial zone for a tract adjoin­ did the last 16 minutes of tape White treated Elsenhower aft­ htuskery ootd to go to the B u r ­ random, improvement. in the Municipal Building hear­ informal ORPA meeting, here A group of Lieder comes next, workings of a crime syndicate post service to Cuba except for ing the' Purdy-Ferrls Industrial ing room. he calls Cosa Nostra but known for his show lor next Saturday er 1:^ heart attack in 1956. ley Sctaool, 360 Vernon St., for •'-Ihere hoe been a lot of oil­ in September. Representatives kiicduding the tremendous “Erl- medicine. zone on the south aide of Hil­ night. the 8 pjm. pubtto hearing on Their probable goal is a joint­ were subsequently appointed usually to police as the Mafia. The action was taken, a postal ing done on Wetherell St. re­ honig,” by Franz Shubert, the liard St. east of Adams St Gleason, 47, suspected he suf­ Prince Souvanna Phouma, the road program. cently,” he said, “yet the street ly operated Inclperation plant to by the three active towns. * first published song by that Chairman John L. McClellan, spokesman said, because of re­ neutralist prime minister of serve all three towTis, and per­ D-Ark., .said Valachl was heard John B. Bamini is asking for fered a fracture In a stunt on Thooe tiMut did oome Included appears to be in the same con­ From Manchester, the ap­ gTvat lyric master, but one he ports that the parcels were con­ change from Residence Zone A Laos, arrived in Moscow today moot erf the “watebdog” citizen­ haps a fourth—Bolton—if it de­ pointees are Frank Stamler, in secret because he wa.s giving fiscated, except for those con­ the show, a spokesman said, but dition now as it was before the / WB8 never to surpass. and Rural Residence ifcone to it wasn’t certain until after the lor talks with Premier Khrush­ ry, who keep talba on town gov- work was done. cides to join the deliberations. Atty. Richard 'Woodhouse and An operatic aria wiU bring information which dealt with taining medicine. chev, according to Moscow On tonight’s agenda, suggest- current and planned criminal Residence Zone B for about 40 show was completed before a enenent. They iwovided an “This kind of spending is a Francis DellaFera, all town di­ things to intermission as Mr. acres off Oakland St. The TPC live audience in a New York City Radio monitored in London. animated two and a half hours wisste of money; v ^ t we need ed by the Capitol Region Plan- sectors, and ex-officio mem.- Warfield offers ‘‘Vi ravisso" proceedings. i NEWS-PENTAGON; The Pen- Khrushchev and his wile and ning Agency which is sponsor- Walter Fuss, town en- Counsel Jerome Adlerman has included pfopertles of Ed­ studio Tuesday night. erf dUcuasion. is a planned ^ e d u le of high- from the first act of Bellini’s I tagon has issued new orders ward J. Kehoe and Mrs. Ida a large delegation of Soviet sue* to FoUctes Ing the inter-town poup. of I Dorothv Ja- said Valachl was returned to a aimed at preventing rows be- The accident occurrd when w ^ improvement.' prime imiwrtance is the organi-1 ■eldom heard <«>era "Ln Sonam- Copping in the request; both Gleason rode a bicycle down leaders welcomed the prince at • Imp iair •• When the dtreobors finally James Halloran, 110 Delmont WlUlam Warfield cell in the Di.strict of Columbia I tween newsmen and military zation of the committee. | representatives. bula," a meditative air in which jail. Where he will go from properties are inclosed by rights ramp into a “ brick” wall made the airport. •tllltf I I lillAlAMllf got their turn to take aotiem St., the second author of the the Count recalls the days of police at the scenes of off-base of way to the Barnlnl property. A flMlwlKiiBliMaiM I on the piopoaal about 11 pjn., Suggested .study groups_ in-; Rockville-Vornon ap­ there is a mystery. The 60-year- military accidents. ImNhmJ ktafrfM «• i road program, compared Man­ his youth spent in the area His popularity has always Bamini says that he intend Im Am iitif pfta*. they w ett too worn out to do clude: Organization, to study: pointees are Samuel Pearl, first old gangster is under a life sen­ There have been clashes for chester Arith East Hartford. mean.s of joint management; where be finds himself once been great during his 13-year eventually to develop the land much more then trade a few Years ago East Hartford selectman. Everett Gardner and career, but his musicality is tence. years, sometimes with the MPs Technical, to study di.sposal and again. at B zone density if the re- remarka about each others ki- started on a bond financed road A. Richard Lombardi, both en­ even gpeatei', as evidenced by seizing men or cameras, some­ M •VMNM, TtayllMaMt aocuraciee, and aaeert their collection methods; and Site Se­ Willard Straight, who will ac- HEALTH CARE: The House times with violence, que« is approved, although he program; now they are about gineers; and ex-efficio Seymour eompany Mr. Warfield, will of­ the fact that Pablo Casals choee has' not gone into any detail fundamental dtfferenoe — the 60 per cent deme, and can go on lection. Lavitt. Vernon’s CRPA repre­ him for his Puerto Rican Festi­ Ways and Means Committee i Under the new directive MPs Pm t M |««r im il JUm AaM All early indications point to fer two piano works following will begin hearings Nov. 18 On yet. RepubUoane aUU favored pay- the pay-as-you-go basis. sentative. val, where even the most well- ' are told to ask “ assistance of (Mm e« M— MM as-you-go, and the Democrats incineration as the most prac­ the Intornidasion: Chopin’s ever- President Kennedy's plan for ^ appropriate civil law enforce­ In a B zone, minimum lot Manchester isn’t ready From South-Windsor are Jo­ known names fail to gain size is 9,000 square feet, min­ •“Helanca is the registered stm t3 t the only way the tical means of disposal. poputaT F-sharp major “Noc- health care for the aged. ment officials in preventing for pay-as-you-go financing yet. This raises the cost problem, seph Carino. chairman of the tume," and Debussy’s "L’tele recognition by the Spanish cel­ Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, imum frontage is 76 feet. TM of the Heberlein Patent streets would get repaired was Middle Tpke. has been repaved Planning and Zoning Commis­ list, unless the names also stand compromise of (classified) ma­ and in turn the form inter­ D-Ark., announced the group terial and in recovering all ‘The A * B Truck Leasing Corp.” through a bond teme. three times in six years, be­ sion; and Frederick P. Mahr foyeum." for great and sincere artistry K iC BINGO Then osme the vote, wMh the town cooperation may take. Oorp. is asking for change from cause we didn't take the time to A modem group, including a will hear testimony not only on photographs, negatives and Suggested by the CRPA are and James H. Thro we. both Bot^-cyole by dharles Strouse, as well. the administration proposals— sketches which are presumed to Residence 2kme A to Industrial five Demoorats present—Mayor work out a- comprehensive road members of the towm council. Zone for about an acre adjoin­ Every Friday Night At 8 PM, Francis J, Miahoney, Attys. program.” three possible arrangements: and a group of Negro spirituals He has made many recordings, which never drew enough sup­ contain classified information.” An incinerator bviilt and op­ Bolton has not appointed will complete Mr. Warfield’s appeared in the movies and TV, port to win the committee’s ap­ There was no explanation of ing the Purdy-Ferris industrial David Barcy and Richard Wood- John Hutchinson, 118 Helalne representatives yet. { jJ s d d o if L house, Robert Stone and Frank Rd., said, “ I think my reputa­ erated for the membeiT towns - '*■ program which wHl thus span and has “oonoertized the world proval—but also on: adequacy how military or civil police zone on Hilliard St. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME SINSIOALU HANNON SHEA 'The tract, presently tmde- DRUG COMPANY Btamler—voting approval, and tion for fiscal responribillty is HALLORAN "Fiscal responsibility three senturies of musical crea­ around to critical and popular of the medical progrrains under I would know immediately wheth- 138 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER “Manchester is not ready to "I don’t think we can afford "Will bonding raise our tax acclaim. the Kerr-Mills Act which pro- er, for instance, a crashed veloped, would be the site of an 901 Main St.—«48-68n the three Bepublloans—^Harold well known; I support the bond quires w e ;>ay-a8-we-go.” of New York where he was tivity. I program. pay-as-you-go.” a crash program." rate?” made an honorary member. Mr. Warfield )■ probably beat vices federal aid for state pro­ i plane was cla.ssified or con­ office and storage bam for A. Turidngiton, Francis Dellar Justice Warren ' trailer-tractor rigs. Fera and Harlan Taylor—voting “ Just compare the cost of Some leaflets struck Warren known for his work in "Porgy PRESERVE SCOURING PADS grams helping the Indigent and tained classified material. St,; Mrs. Marilyn Gardner. 37 agalnat. meeting the interest on bonds a' Republican administration way program is nothing" bqt but the placards mh-wed. No one and Bess” where he headed the Keep a soap-filled pad of “ the extent and adequacy of Hospital Notes Maible St.: Hooks Johnston Sr., Hit by leaflets coverage under private or non­ Aibsent because uiager Richard assure a large vote for the road hearing was indeed legal. ervoir Rd.. Rockville; Mrs. The incident occurred after 23 people would agree that we do program, now identified as Not Over Debt limit Bolton; Robert MeVey. 40 Pine Martin set the scene for the * ANMVDISAirr need road improvements in Laura Kratzke, '69 Ellington HiUl St.; Mrs. Carolyn Dempsey, Warren left a dinner meeting of FUEL OIL Deanocratlc. Director Stone later And Martin iwinted out that, sparsely aibtended meeting when Manchester, the Republican po­ Ave., Rockville; Alfred Schie- the Bar Association of the City Mahoney asked him to eocplaln denied this allegation, saying “Mrs. Howes is wrong, and al­ 19K Nike CSr.; Harry Sensman, 100 % W O O L sition Is that bond financing bel, 597 Adams St.; Henry South Windsor; Kathryn Kiely, Only ^ / ^ the highway propoeal. “The choice of streets was made ways has been ■wrong, when 3 1 2 REGAL DRESS SHIRTS should be reserved for long Don^gielewicz, 3 Moser Dr., Wapping; Jeffrey Addington, Martin explained that the by the town engineer, not by she says we are over oui; Rockville; Charles Hubbard, Wash-’n-wear white broadcloth term capital expenditures. The Cetyt Hmit. She is doing nothing Glastonlbury; Karl Frey, Wal­ ALPI PRODUCTIONS town already has two highway road program is more In the the directors;” to which Re­ Kingsbury Ave. Ext.. Rock- or buttondown. publican Harian Taylor replied, but a disservice -for the town lingford: Scott Johnron, 330 programs going, one repa'ving line of malnteiiance. vlUe; Mrs. Margaret Stamboni, presents pro^ot b e i^ done with ^8,000 "I dlstinotly recall that the by raising questions in the Axlams St.; Mrs. Helen Coleman, “We recognize ttie need for Tolland; Mrs. Caroline Mc­ Coventry: Robert Smith, An­ GASH SAVINGS CLASSIC BUZERS of state highway aid money, boivdii^ in many fielde; we sup­ town engineer was directed to mind of potential bond buyers.” Connell, 94 Bissell St.; Leonard For and a 8100,000 project auithor- remove some streets from the ■When,the directOTX belatedly dover; Julius White. East HOOTENANNY I T TO 2 ^5e00 port the bond financing for the Incand^a, 59 Holl St.; David Hampton; Mrs. Mary Karke- AND TRADITIONAL teed ijy the directors from the two sctKMl additions which wUl road program by the dlrootors, got down to business, Turking- Mordavslcy, 33 Golway .St.; town’s oapttsl improvement re­ and replace them with others.” ) ton opened discuasicin by urg­ vich. Ellington; Mrs. Marie Thurs., Oct. 31, 8:30 p.m. oome before the town at a No­ Barry Cole, 166 Adams St.; Long and daughter, 52 Village serve fund. vember referendum. A vocal group opposed any ing onoe more the Republican's Mrs. Angelina Del Guercio, 53 SPORT SHIRTS MftJitin quipped that “Ham- non-essential program that proppoeed pay-as-you-go pro­ St., Rockville; Mrs. Mary Masonic Hall Long sleeve. Flannel or broadcloth ’IBut' fiscal responolbUlty re­ Birch St.; Mrs. Florence Arm­ Cliartier and .son, Tunnel Rd., In 8t. 'was lutved under the quires that highway work be would force an increase in the gram. E. Center St., Manchester prints. strong, 64 Hemlock St.; Brian Vembn. state addTwogram today—but on the pay-as-you-go basis. tax rate. ”I approva of a highway Oalki^, 4 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. SPORT COATS not because the mayor Ives John. Hannon, Falknor Dr., project, but I wtH hot go along starring PER ’l l the long run, a bond is- Mjarguerite Reinhart, Bolton there.” sue is going to coet yoii 8100,- Stated this point of view im- with a bond financed program, BILL FLAGG 6AIXON Rd., Vernon; Zoe Ann Libbey. Thief Breaks Windote M-O-M Records ' •1.99 "But they haven’t done my 000 more than the amount of ^Ucitly when he asked, "Do because the same progress can East Hartford; Nancy Mc- You’ll find just the blazer or sport coat you’re be made on a pay-as-you-go street yet,” said ex-Mayor oonstruotion that we get, to pay you feel that we can bond for Cutcheon, 122 Walnut St.; DANBURY (AP) — A Oiietf looking for in Regal’s wide assortment ©f these Turkington in response. bosia ivith a saving of 8100,000 "Uttle” TINY CARRIER for the interest on the loan. roads wlithout an increase in Nancy Donlon, 71 Oxford St.; sma^ed the front window of a World’s Biggest Midget FUEL OIL most popular toppers. Colors and patterns to please There were four trends of “In U>e same time as it takee taxes?” and no tax increase,” he said. Mrs. Arveda Brew'er, 69. Wells PAJAMAS Director Barry said that, jeiwelry store directly acroes everyone. Slip into one tomorrow. You’ll admire thought eoqxreased by the elec­ to noake the bond flnanxied im- He was answered about three St.; Beth Leliner, Bloomfield; from ’ the- police headquarters, "Big” DAN BUSHEY and Superb quality. Broadcloth or se, 30, of DanielacHi, was •48-2478 "Since the Democrats got killed yesterday when the sand into office In 1958, my tax rate loading vehicle he was driving mw has gone up 9% mills. I don’t toppled over the edge of think we can afford another sandbank. Berube h€ud been one of your crash programs.’’ loading sand trucks for the Other complaints from other Ernest Joly and Sons Construe' 'The Marvel of Main Street" - ( $ townspeople included: tlon Oo. He was pinned boneaith Dr.-A. B. Moran; “The high- the vehicle

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■ V A , • PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE POURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 ^All in a Day^ Film Describes Rockville-V ernon Church Unit to Aid FBI Nabs Engineer Vote Favors Bishops’ Day at Manchester Hospital SBC Outlines Even though an ever Increaa-f which prexvides a member of Andover Racial Fight Sharing Pope’s Power " that group to (n9w\/4ii/>Aintroduce tViathe #iinxfilm School Plans On Spying ing number of patienta are be­ and , to answer questions ing oared for at Manchester (Continued from Page One) prompted by the movie. (Oonttmied from Page One) (Oentiimed from Psge (hie) veloped over whether the dea­ Memorial Hospital, there are Advance showings of "All in To Architect cons could be married. A num­ atm some residents of the hos­ a Day” to the auxiliary and to formed by telephone of develop­ District Taxes stand was taken on whether the ber of prelates said they ap­ Obituary glewood was aa unUkaly aatttog deacons could be married. pital’s service area who have members of" the hospital em­ ments at the lake. proved of a permanent dlaco­ never sot foot inside the hos- ploye family have brought forth DOUBLE donX even have town Due Tomorrow for ’Tuesday night’s drama. The council approved insertion GogUa said the report would "Wo nate but opposed married dea pital and know comparatively highly favorable comments on offtoea that are fit for a dog Atty. Gen. Robert F. Keimedy to the theological schema "de cons. contain suggestions for possible acclesla" of the statement that UbUe about it. the story it tells of parts of a bo be to!’’ arid Frank Oomell, The deadline for payment and FBI Director J, Edgar Council fathers concluded dis­ Wlth this thought in mind, ty0 1 1 Cancer Society, describs the desperate need for more room Back on Lists ‘Cffidals of International Elec­ and bamboo flutes at benedic­ hmine once Btwod on the land now occupied by the Hah of Reconcta at the^rrtor. IX Films at Glaatonbury. minister that the commission Hartfort, for 24 years, retiring for Junior high school concern for improving relations film as "A Vitaliy important would Investigate "avenues that a few y\sars ago. He was a form­ tric Cor. declined to comment between Catholics and non- tions in mission lands. was the home of the Rich family who owned the tend which now is Center Par . To orient residents of Man appeal, reaching our youngsters He said the present school on Butenko’s arreat nia Chester and its nedgiibol towns, are open" in resolving the con­ er member ct the Manchester (Bykes) to omwdad. In repiy. (Oonttoned from Page One) Cathollc Christians in the in­ By overwhelming votes, the Hail of Records was built in 1896. ______before they have formed the Auxiliary Police and earlier this aaid, however, that tba firm had terest of promoting Christian council approved a document the auxiliary will make the troversy. Ootnell aald, "W e donX Iffovldad aaaittanca to the ease. movie available at no charge to cigarette habit.” She added that year retired as a school-cross­ Window Painting Contest Winners adequate pciHoe foroa, we d «X Timothy Quinn, a Taiptoton unity. that eventually will allow the rent sentencea. If the charg^ the project is a part of a nation­ Qoglia conceded that Thomas The first meeting of the ac­ use of native music forms for were not transfered, Songailo (duba, groups and orgianizatJons Henry, executive secretary of ing g^uard. He waa a member of have adequate roads, we don’t auppoitar, moved that the (*u- The council’s theological com wide American Cancer Society Manchester tiodge of Masons. cused conspire tom occurred, ae- mission will now redraft the Roman Catholic services in Songailo Plans Guilty Plea^ would have to be tried and sen­ interested in showing W. to their the commission and also a mem­ Champion spook creators toAtho Chamber of COmmeroe wDr., second; and Darrell Deck­ have an adequate anything. cua adjourn until Friday night cordlng to the FBI compIMnt, on members at a regular meeting. education program, reaching He had operated his business, Town Recreation Depart ment er, 80. Edison Rd., third. Also dtocusaed was a prekm- schema in the light of today’s such places as Africa and Asia. tenced first for the Connecticut both adults and young people. ber of ALPOA, was in an “ un­ the annual IftUloween window at Southeast School. A voice April 21, at a restaurant to the One of two other amendments Mrs. John L. Von Deck is chair­ fortunate situation." The Rev. the Manchester Cycle Shop, for painting contest were Linds apcsmored event. There were 170 wlndowa dec­ toaiy ptan by the firm of AUen voting, which some prelates de­ charge and then brouglrt to Further Information about the about seven years. vote waa clearly opposed but north Jenwy rural conununity ot scribed aa a “ pilot vote.” approved praises the pipe organ To State, Kentucky Counts Kentucky to face an Indictment man of the auxiliary’s film dis­ Mr. Philpot has asked Henry to LofStrom, 67 Wedgewood Dr. Other Grade 7 winners In­ orated tMa year with Halloween W. Jr. of aknriJury, Norwood. The first briefcase tribution committee, and it Is film and other materials pro­ Mr. Kleman was an athlete clude Susan Sherlodc, 168 Mc­ pictures; a abc-ntan Judging abowing an alamantary Each of the five propositions as a traditional aid to worship from a grand jury. resign from ALPOA to avoid a and Sheryl Armogkta, 68 'Whit­ Tarptoilan ruled the eauoua ad- switch occurred shortly after­ in the Latin, or Western, Church. she whd should be called for a duced by the American Cancer eoi^ict of interest. The execu­ in his earlier years, and bad ney Rd., winners of the Grade Kee St., and Joan lewson, 66 committee chose the wtoners and axtonaiva racraattonal to- was approved by such a large Edward R. Songailo, 24, o ff criminal jury in Kmtucky. He Songailo is subject to a maxi­ Society may be obtained by con­ worked out with three world Jounied. ward on the side of a road to number of prelates that adoption The other amendment urged ** r« Tolaxarl milltv tft mum prison sentence of 10 years free showing of the movie. tive secretary, an ALPOA mem­ 7 competition; and twine Jamee Coleman Rd., second; and Janet yesterday. edUtlea as well aa a Junior high Cloater. is expected to plead guilty to Mrs. Jacob F. Miller heads tacting the branch office at 139 boxing champions. Bat Battal- Diehl, 120 Keeney St., and Bar­ T h e liOfStrom - Annogida It was olaar the cksd D«mo- is assured once formal balloting more efforts by composers in Vernon, prime suspect in a the Kentucky charges when he for each charge, but prison ber since 1903, said the decision and John Leggltt, 72 Walker sdtool sKe. the field of sacred music writ the auxiliary i^>eakens bureau' E. Center St. "would be my own.” Ino, Kid Kaplan and Willie Pep, St, wiiuiem at the Grade 8 bara Lundberg, 49 Brent Rd., painting is dioplay 20 at the After dlaoueslng the plan, orata had (ha majority present Similar meattogs, Involvtog an starts. That may not be until Warehouse Point bank robbery appears in U.S. Circuit Court terms for m’ore than one count Tbe irtnlateir is eoq>ected to at various times during their oompetttlon, all 'shown receiv­ third. Fairway Store, and-the Leggltt members agreed that action on on their alda. The constahla attache ease and brown leather the council’s sessions next year ing. kust May, consented yesterday some time in November. Yester­ are often imposed concurreniUy. careers. Other Grade 8 winners were production is display 100 at the anything ouier than contoruc' tried to dear tbe hall. Some left brlefcsM, ooourrad Kay 16 to Many council fathers argued The issue is part of a move day he appeared before Judge S(xngailo walked Into a police uMt with Governor Dempoey ing their awards from Phillip ment under way among ele to the transfer of two addition­ wwtihto tbe neoBt two weeks to His interest in cycling became Harrison, one o f Oie Judges in Sxiaan Donahue, 108 Falknor Manchester Pipe & Supply Oo. tlon of the proposed school but the group—predominantly the vicinity of Clostar, on the that the first Vatican Council 98 M. Joaeph Blumenfeld. trap In Lanaing, Mich. In early apparent when he waa 18 years would ha out of tiielr Jurladlc university d f CJooneoticut fac­ years ago, in defining papal In- ments of the Church hierarchy al r«>bbery charges from Ken­ Septemtoer after eluding FBI ask tor aotton on tbe iaue. ulty or staff members, wives to make Catholicism a more The government will not al­ H m Rer. Mf. BraiBey of tbe old. At that time he had built tlon. fallibiUty, had not had time to tucky to thlse state. He Is ex­ agenta for more than three and friends—refused to leave. significant and understandable low chargea to be transferred 691 MAIN ST. Andover cfaurcb said today a his first two-wheeler from dis­ After a diacuaalan of planning define the way the bishops pected to plead guilty to the unless the defendant pleads montha. carded parts be (X>Uected from RealdeRt State Trooper Ken­ the FBI aaid. shared in the Pope’s authority. part of the Uvea of peoples not three charges. He waa charged with the meatkv sebedutod tonight at GOP Rights Bill Supporters coeta, Llenhard told committee educated in the Latin traditions guUty. Next to Gas Co. tbe (bunch w«l eoq>Vn« "peaoe- dumps. More than 86 years ago Events membera that he thourirt pre­ neth W. Hayden later arrived The baspaotaolad Butenko has That council was interrupted by Songailo ia charged with hold­ Kentucky rotoberiea four days he was one of the bicycle to aM to enforcing the fire worked for International Elec­ tire Italian nationalist uprising of tha Church t o toe West. ing up the Wai^ouae Point Before the chargea are trans­ before he was put to plea on Cul nttMina to a settle- tap liminary planning eould be ae- The 2,300 couivcll fathers in riders to the open race com- Warn President: No Politics complltoed for fire 910,000 k >- marahal’B order, ’rroopar Hay­ tric oinca March I960. Hla pri­ that unified Italy. branch of the Flrat National fer ed, though, oonsenit la needed tha Warehouse PoiivtPo rotobeiy. MANCHESTER mentf’ to tbe "potenttidly « - their meetings in St. Peter’s al­ from both the U.S. Attorney plasto< bbwtton at tbe lake. petiUcm at Colt’s Park, Hartford, propiiated for fitat puzpoee. Re den aald they must (»ey even mary duty was to maintain TOe question ot permanent Bank of Windsor Locke on May and tbe old Veledrome, East In State if It meant filing out and then master schedule eoncemlng deacons was posed particularly ready have voted approval of 23, netting He has for eastern Kentucky and the HOLDUP OHAROE® Tbe mtobter said he ho(>ed aaid the first atap would ba a eventual use of vernacular Hartford. He represented the WASHINGTON (AP)__^tfederal commlsaion empowered topigraphleal survey of tha 88 letting 820 return. what the FBI termed "a highly by prelates from Asia, Africa plead^ innocent to the charge. U.S. Attorney for Connecticut. THOMPeONVILLE (AP) — I tbat area ctautohea, without re- (Oonttoned from Page Om ) to ban rabial discrimination in languages instead of Latin for ■Md to toMb, w«;uld take stands Bloomfield Towners, winning House Republicans kept acres of the Eeker property. He BefWe ihe atafe trooper ar­ Important Air Force osntract^’ and South America. They con­ After hia arreat last month Songailo’s lawyer. Loo B. Donald M. Lldell, 25, of Haz- numerous oups, troidiiaB and employment in private indus­ said a complete survey would tended that de^acons were need­ parts of toe Mass and the sacra­ Flaherty of RockvaUe, told atanOw to that of his church Tbe Coast Guard is under w - their fingers crossed today try. The commission would havs rived the crowd oonsidered pro­ Butenko’s parents wars immi­ ments. in Michigan, SongaUo was also ardvilBi, was held under 95,000 ribbons. be needed sooner or later and ceeding with tlM oauous with­ grants from Ruosia but their son ed in their areas to help priests charged with twice holding up a j-udge Blumenfeld yeatmday bond today in connection with tbst woUkd “perauade in a pervisian of tha treasury. as they received adminis­ to go Into court to get an In- that he expects hia client will m aorfid way to accept tbe na- He lea.vea h4a wife, Mrs. estimated tiie coet at under out ’Ikirptoton who had left, or was bom to New Brunswick. He because of a shortage of clergy. bank in Elamere, Ky. He is ac­ a holdup attempt at a liquor EHen Sohulta Klentan; a Wallaoe said the treasury is tration praise for helping jtmetion carrying out its find­ 92,0(X). Members decided to put Other prelates, including COOKIE OUPS change hia plea for the Coimec- ggxMtolltty of dasegregatlon.” the press, radio and tele- ings, however, instead of hav­ staying to (Hscusb their pro(>- served to tha Navy for U These oo kies make a big hit cused of taking at gun point store yesterday. Police said Ll- da««titer, Mrs. ’nmnias M)or- to launch a strong civil the work out to Wd, wUb the letits Infocmally to an effort to months before receiving a dis­ Francis C rdlnal Spellinan of 92,649 on July 3 and 93,906 on tlcut charge from Innocent to WARM ’N WONDERFUL Twb mbitoten are drawing vision to help interest qualified ing its own enforcement'pt buUd more than what She said "MT. ’Ikrpinlan’a in­ In 1967, hla mother, Pearl, grandchildren and two great­ ttogent cut off funds for federal pro­ has been propoeed. He aald, Tba Rot. Itabext K.AShimoda expeiuie. grams where discrimination to tent may ixrt lurve been to aa've died. Butenko’s lathar, a luitu- grandchildren. “He atoced why," W allace •We win need (more) elemen­ rallzad eltlzan to his lata 80s, or (be TUoottvIIle Oongrega-. Id, “and am investigated. We At the moment, though, bipar­ practiced. our kvee." But they Mould stay (tonal Cbnrcti and (be Rerv. Paul Funeral aervtoes whl be held tisanship was holding firm and The compromise m easure tary aohool faclktiee before we only for an informal dieemaeion. made hia home with the son. FridOT at 2 psn, at the W at- found there waa no oonaoioua win need expandable room at Four years ago they moved to Bosnnan o f tbe XAdon OongTe- dtoorkninatlon, but am began the long bottied-up legislation fi­ was promptly criticized by Roy Her group had ready for the fatVswrl G bunb in Rockville Idna-weat Funeral HOme, 143 nally began to move tiirough the Wilkins, the NAACP chief wdw the Junior high school.’’ Llen­ oaueua two Hats o f 18 nomi- an apartment hulldtog on Or­ arfB pseasBt tbe reeolutioii Sun­ E. Center St. The Rev. Ray C. broadening our reeruit- House.' hard bold members, “This to neaa for the town oommlttee to ange’s trea-Uned Park Avemie. ment practices anyway.” is chalm an of the Leadership d a y at a meeting in Rockville. HoUto Jr., asBOclate pastor of Even with President Kennedy,' Conference on Civil Rights. getting to be a pretty big sympathy with them. One list A neighbor described the young­ South Methodist Church, win That summer two Negroes Speaker John W. McCormack Wilkins said the bill wraa "In­ school." oontained some of the dted er Butenko as a "normal, pleas­ officiate. Burial will be . in were accepted, but only one ac­ and Republican Leader Charleis adequate to the needs of 1963" Llenhard mads arrangeoMnits Democrata ant young nuut” who occasion­ fashien-keyed WindsorviBe Cemetery. tually enrolled. He is Merle A. Halleck behind it, however, and said the conference de­ with oommlttee chairman Jo­ At the hearing yesterday be­ ally tovitOd her child Into his 3 Americans Friends may oall at the Smitlx, vice president o f the the far • reaching compromise plored "the actions of the ad- seph Novak to Inspect the fore JiKlge House Mie. Baton apartment to view programs on funeoral home tomorrow from 8 sophomore class. Last year two bill faces delays and obstacles. mlntotiation and the Republican Ericer site on Monday. He wUl was ordered to stato whether his color televlBion oat f o r l a m to 6 and 7 to 9 pm. Negroes made the academic The most optimistic estimate House leadership to securing meet later with the oommlttee ar not the names of any of the Butenko held a number of an- g i^ e , but failed to pass the neeiing Jobs before joining Captured in hea^ after the House Judiciary the defeat of^the subcommittee to go over the properly. 71 Democrats cited by party (A ) They’ll want to Theodora J. Leppin physical. Committee approved the bill by blU. offlcialB will be stiiciken from tematlonal Electric—the Ra­ Theodore J. Lappln, 72, of Cost of the BdKMl wlB run g seen everywhere in ■ Wallaoe said there waa a a 23-11 vote Tuesday was that The package was put together approodmately 92 miUion, Llen­ the party rolls before tha cau­ dio Corporation of America In Queena Village, N .7., died last Negro enroMed five or six years it would be mid-November be­ cus. The 71 had been dted for Harrison, the Armed Services this double breast­ Vietnam Rout night at Mhnctaester Memorial during long hours of negotlS' hard aaid. He eettoiated a coat ago, but be dropped out with fore it gets to- the House floor. tion between the administration o f 920 to 921 per aquare foot, Bupporting todependent oandl- Electro-Stindards Agency at Ft. ed officers coat. BDoepltal after a long lUneas. He pbjnical dlaahili^. The academy Other estimates made It early ddOT. Menmouth, and the Civil Aero­ (OtsiHiiaed from Page One) was the father o f twin daugh' and House Republican leaders, whlich Ineludea construction Back belt and flap does have a Negro faculty December. The time will he chiefly Rep. William M. M(art in made by Patrolman Raymond way along with prisoners from quired to take tha college producing the bill. McCulloch Dunham who clocked Curiey prior to the oaueua beficre he T lie 64’s are greatl^See the Thomas Quinn and Son Funeral board examination. thirds majority vote if any bill traveling 46 miles per hour to reedved a dlredt answer. our aide, before we could get Home, Jamaica, LJ., N.T. The is to be passed. The sweeping was equally generous in his back to.” Appheanta may apply to writ­ praise for two Justice Depart­ a 80-mlle-an-hour zone on Union ’Ihe registrer, who muat School Move Rev. Amcdd W. Toaer of Union ing to the Commandant, U.S. nature of the bill makes that S t Ckirley was released with­ ersM any names removed ftom Double breasted Names of the missing Ameri' questioruible. Many observers ment officials who worked with nexv cars at your dealer soon. aans were not announced imme- Congregational Church, Rich- Coast Guard, Washington, HJC, him, Deputy Atty. Gen. Nicho­ out bond for appearance to a party's idle, taaUfied several cashmere and wool mend HBl, N.T., formerly of doubt that there to enough time Rockville Orcutt Court 12 on timea that aha bad not oon- Likely Soon iBataiy. left to pass elvU rights legisla­ las Katzenbach and Asst Atty. blend in a raglan Tba U.S. casualty list rose Second Congregational Chuaxh, Nov. 12. feired with town Chairman w«U omclate. Prof— or tHo» tion to this session. « Gen. Burke Marshal]. shoulder c^l a s s i c liighsr late Tuesday when the But many Republicans are Hospital Notes Obarlea 8. ’Itepinian on tha Bupt. « f .ficboolB Raynxxsd E He’ll tell you about the many advantages Friends may oak at tha fu­ errORRS (AF) — HaroU H. Tabbed a compromise be­ Adm its yesterday: Mrs. matter and knew of, no ouster with full detachable U:S. Air Force pUot of a light Bale, 46, asaiatant professor of tween a tou^ Bubconunlttee known to feel- Halleck and Mc­ Ramsdrtl said today he has apotttog {dane was hit by an neral home tomorrow from 6 Jpan Kerkln, ’Tolland. plana “at tMa ttana’’ high axpeotatkxw of moving to 9 pm . animal diseasea at tha Unlvar- bill and more moderate meas­ Culloch may have commit­ Refusing to aooept the quali­ kid fox collar, flap anemy machine gun. The ures totrixiuced by Republi­ ted the party to too much when Dtocharged yeaterday: Cbris- pupte into the SMoner Rd. £2e- pockets lend . ele­ pilot flew hack to his base The HOhnea Funeral HOme, alty of Connecticut, died of a itoe Brigham, N. Ftak St; fied reapensa to Ms inquiry, of a Golden Key auto loan. 400 Main St., to to ebargo heart attack last night. cans, the bill that emerged they agreed to support such Flaheeiy testoted on a direet mentory School (be inhliBe of gance. Blue. and WM avacuated to Saigon. ot from the Judiciary Conunittee bill. They feel the Keimedya ’Thomaa Shea, Peterson Rd.; The fi|bt was to the same airangamenta. Hale, who suffered tba altaidc Walter Bldwards, 18 Lavnenoe “yea” or 'ho” repiy to this in hia home. Joined the uii4ver- proved stronger than the origi­ may have led the GOP Into questian: ***He eald (bat a masting of the Sizes 7 to 14. general area 140 miles south­ nal administration bill. trap. St.; Mrs. Anita Oallaban, School BulKHiqr Oommittea will west of Saigon where another Pater P. Zaka ally staff to 1842. Survhroni to- ThompeonviUe; Pamela Buck- "Are you, or are you not, go­ Petar P. Zalla, Rocky elude his widow, Charlotte, and It retained several provisions That’s why the warning has ing to erase any o f tbeaa nanus ba bald tomorrow ntobt at the govwnment unit took a bad m at from tbe aubcommittee bill, In­ gone to the administration: ley. Hazardville; Kenneth Anr ■ebool to toapect ue north beattog Oct. 19. Some 40 Viet­ HUl, brother ot Mrk Bai4)ara a brother, Kenneth, of ToitafKl, sehno, 59 High S t; . Mrs. before tba oaupua thte svs- Karvelia of Neven Rd., Wap- Mass. Funeral serviceB whl be dudlng one that wcnild create a Don’t {day politics. ning?” wing. K that portton of tbe namese troops were killed and Katherine Griffin, EUtogton; buOdtog is oBBravad lS'’^Amerlcans wounded to that ptog, died Monday at hla home. held Friday. Mrs. Sandra Ransom and daugh­ Mrs. Baton's negsttva reply 'Othar survivon include hia ftoeOly osnu after a Ixtaf teoesB SBC, (t wtt be pcoatoto : battle. ntoga said tha firs aima'^nUy ter, 31 Range Hill Dr. board educatton t< All day today, patrols and wife, a son, a daughter and five started to the baaemenilent OR the to oonfer wMfa her attorney, ot giandohUdren. $5 Million Plant north aide of tha house. N.E. RainfaD, Henry Kuchsrakt, and Tuplo- abaad wltfa ptons to occupy It. apotttog jdaiies combed tbe NEW HAVEN (AP) — The VOTnoa news la haaAed by RamadSU aaid that much of marahy xlca fields, canals and The funeral aarvioes wik be Police were asked to aastot to The Herald’s Roikvllle Borean, ian. HuefaaisM, a RepuMican, M /GHT9M AC A. C. Gilbert Ck>., toy manufac' is tbe town obaitinsn’s tow tha equMtoMot and wppUee, patehea o f palm Jungle where heU tomoripw at 11 am. at turars, will build a |5 million tbe tovesUgatlon and to check Snow, Allay 6 W. Mato St., telaphoBe m akes winter a happy time the fight took place but they the Rosa MU Funeral Home, raporta that vagrants had been which bays bean stored at plant next year on Water St., it 876-8186 or 649-6797. It also oams after a diraot Mapte SL Srtxnl, hua been made no aontaet with the guer- Elm at, Rocky Hill. Burial will was aimotmeed today. aaan lotterlng In tha basement rUlaa. be in Rnae HUl Memorial Park. tflf pMt WOm . order by Judge House to reply moved into (he bufidtag. William L. Quinlan, president Fire Hazards to the questton directly. Double seoaioaa Itove been Traoka wars spotted to all SVienda may call at the fu­ of the firm, and Mayor Richard Chief Jeimlnga said be made Reuther Speaks directlana, but there was no in- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. an inspection m fire hazards in FoUomng her reaporae, the held for (be Sltiiiner Rd echool C. Lee said construction is (Oonttoned from Page Oim) ' ng>Ue ainoe the beginning of dicatton what happened to the scheduled to begin Oct. 1. Gil­ tha building yaaterdsy at 8:30 BLOOMFIELD (AP) — Pro­ jurist denied the temporary to- Amerloans or the other cap­ p.m., and waa planning to seek vide full employment and "96 junotion, pointing out that the ecbort year. Eartter this bert plans to Increase its work m.p.h. farmed fires that burned there w> longer aaemad to be week, the boerd of education tives. force from 1,300 to 2,000 and its condemnation ot the tomding tor per cent of the problems at the The government unit had good Funerals day. ^ nearly 7,(X)0 acres of woodland bargaining table wrould disap­ a neoeaelty for tMa ameegeney took measurai to inaure pupUs payroll from $4 million to nearly meaeura. arriving bame before dark. Six toteUl^noe about the Viet Cong, $6 million aimually when it oc­ "Tha place was more suited Tuesday. One man was arrested pear,” says labor leader Walter and only the final, vicious claw to oattle than human beings," P. Reuther. Judge House denied Flaherty odditioiiial buses have been Paul 8 . Guatafaon cupies the new plant Chief Janntogs said, adding the on charges ot setting a wood­ pennIadoQ to questian the wtt- hired at a total cost of 924 per came aa a surprise, American FUnaral aervloea for Paul B. "Automatiem is netdral—vriiat Bourcee said. bouM was to an advanced state land area afire. we do with it la good or bad," fuitfaer on any ouster fiay. The (Het Cong had been ad- Ouatafaon of 4S Lewis St were Iron Firm Clo$eM of datarioration and waa one of In Alabama, which reported he aald last night in the open­ pianw tbet iMgbt be oonfem- TerUstog for several weeks that held yesterday aftemoon at the NEW HA'VEN (AP)—Tho tbe. oldeat dweDinga to the south ita driest October in 69 years, ing program of the 1963 Great­ ptefe# after the oaueua, but K planned a major attack Watkina-West Funeral Homs, COnneotlout Malleahto Iron and azaa. 1,216 fires have destroyed more er Hartford Forum series. still pitor to a .probable Decem­ About Town walnst Tan Pfau, the base of the 143 E. Center St Tha Rev. C. Onatlngs Co., founded to 1926, than 16,000 acres of woodlands "Our basic problem is to ber primary at which town corn- !■ * l^etnamese Special Forces that Henry Anderson, pastor of has Informed its nearly 100 em­ See» State Surphue* this month. No hunting is al­ strike a balance between the mittea membera will be eleoted. Eighth District firemen short­ took part to the fiabt. About 600 Bknanuel Lutheran Church, of­ ployes It to going out of bual- lowed In 32 counties. creation of wealth and its con­ This la another matter, the HAIVnrORO (AP)—An to- ly DMora 1 p.m. today ware call­ troops are garru(med there, ficiated. FVederlc Werner w u neaa. ’The . general drought situation sumption," Luther said. "We Judge ruled. ed out to axtinguiah a small along with 12 advisors from the organlat Burial waa to Bast Reual O. Tindbarg, ganccal craaM to eavanua has prompted showed little change to most can (mate economic abuiulance, ploinUfra petUion for a grass fire, of undetermined U.S. Army Special Forces-Tba Cemetery. t manager, posted the abutdown State Ckanptroltor Raymond B areas, with acute water ahort- but donX know hoy to share permanent tojunctkai, which TtMVtclMr to forecast mflUon origin, at the rear of tha Oak highly trained detachment is de- Bearers tears Samuel Dunlap, itotloa yeabantoy. Ha aald tba ages in many secfiotui. Agricul­ it.” Ku(diaiaiti flontended had ix> Lodge Motel at 287 ’ToUagiil aignad to tight to guerrilla units. Rudolph Joimaon, Joseph P tn , daotolon was baaed ofa "aoo- doltor H—my and mnaral ture officials to nilnola said 06 Reuther atreaaed the impor­ legal baaia, does not offloiaUy Tpke. No property damage wts Military offidsls said three Mark HOhnea, John Howard Bomlc eonektoeatioiiB." fund auaptoBaa to (ha and of the par cent of the atata has lass tance of reducing unemploy­ oome before tha court until tha reported. eompanlee of the detachment, a Oliver Gotberg. "Tlie maUeable iron buatoaas 0W6I than adequate soil moiature ment M a means of dealing retumalble dote of Nov. 2. total of about 800 men,t began Military honora ware pre­ has not been good," be and Thateber laportad to Gov. readings. with two national problems. Therefore, the Ju ^ pointed moving north against the re­ sented at graveside by a group "that’a true nationwide.’’ John N. Dempaey yeaterday Juvenile delinquency and civil out, the court is iwt involved. Malcolm X Speaks ported Viet Cong eoncentratlon from Headquarters Company of About 30 employes wars let that theia may be a general fund 'WXNDBOR LOCHB (.AP)— righto. Monday nlg^t the 169th Infantry. go immedtotiely, aitd the r»- surplus o f $1,3M,228 and The UB. Weather Bureau is­ "Thera must be a Job for Ask flame Change HARTFORD (AP) — Black At dawn Tuesday the task iimtoder wIU be dtochaiged as a higbwagr fund smplUB o f 22,- sued the following weather every American,’’ he said, Muslim apokearoan Maleom X S'- force charged toto the zone oontinoted work to oompletod 7 0 9 ^ . ^atiwriwl todftv: a means of apraadtog Jobs says President Kannedys auc- See» Women Attending Shortening the work week aa U®VrmH]!N, N.J, (AP)— ceaa to getting a oompromlaa three miles north of Tan Fhu to (ba naoct faw weeks, tba gen­ Tha figuMO ware inojaetad This morntog (he rematoa of They vote on a very touchy aub- Where they expected to find tbe eral manager said. on (ha baste ot wenutm to tha Hurrtoane CMimy are located to anxind, Reuther aald, la otvU rights tw from toe House enemy—end found nothing. BRZDQBIPORT CAP) — The (b e OuM o f e t lOTwrenoe with "nagattvs approach — whan here Tusoday—tha name of Judiciary C om m ttiaa was RIG-MAC TIm oompany wfll aeU Its first tfaraa ■"■***1’ o f (fas bien­ the town. “meraly a ease of tba fox da- btebop of tha Rotnan Oathohe squlpment, but keeps Ita budd­ nium that anda JhBt 80, 1966— a aeoond Atlatote toonn sit­ there la so much .work to ba Dloceae of Bridgeport aa; done boQdtog roads, acbools, Shall It rSmato tha third Levlt- feein g the' woU." A new and very exciting FUfO-Day Forecatt ing at 161 Blaat St. TKa eom- or July, August and September uated east of cape Ood. The town in tha nation, or n vart to that CMhoUo women may ' new storm ayatem will move and raldng Uvtog atandarda." Tha Negro leader, who ba- MIGHTY-MAC out of exclu­ pany has been engaged mainly o f tfaia year. ita original name of WtUliigboro, Ueves the races should live sive LM-Sea Cloth. Hard- Invited to attend eounemical to casting iron for manufactur­ Highway fund taoome in the rapidly north noithpaatward ■WaiNDSOR LOCKS (A P )— oounoU proceedlnga for the ftoat n>LE CKJUMS DIP which dates back to 1688; apart, spoke to an (Wtdoor audi­ wearing . . .' Dacron/cotton The UB. Wearther Bureau la- time. ers in New England, New York three month period, Thatcher following okawly on tha heels The campaign hoe been fought ence of 700 at the University of shell makes this zip-parka and New Jersey. aald, was 15,650,000 over the of Ginny, and wiB tend to hold HAR’TFQRD (AP)—A de- to the courts, on the atrMts, at BUed ihia five-day forecast for The Mori Rev. Walter W. okna o f 2,102 in uneniploynM Hartford yesterday. a “winter wiimer.” Superlon ClanneoUout today: OurilB, to hia weekly repoK same period a year agia. Thatch etoudiiMBa and gusty winds bouse meetings and on the front The weather was cold and lined, split hood adjustable ar aald more than 96 million of over Oonnaetteut fo r aatotber (xanpanaaUon etohns ftted page of Levitiown Ufa, a week­ TemgMraturea in Connecticut from Rome to hia dloceae here Ar$on Indicated Ocxmeotlout Mat week—frcia Malcolm X told the otudanta: biwk belt, Zing-O pockets during (ha ftv»>day period today, aald that “up to now, all BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Rrs tbd tocreaaa waw to fadtaml aid. ly nawapaper. "K i^ ^ some of what I aay will and . . . solidly equipped with Ravanna to (he gmarto Mod cold air to 26.T16 to 34,616—waa nported Editor Stanley Grtdttato, 89, y through Monday are ofmctal delegatM have bean Officials today todlcaied arson today by Ranoito S. Rtoctott, make you hot." the new “Big Zip.”, Washable (D average 2 to 8 de- men . . . there la a atrong re­ aa the cause of a stubborn, to 916,832,806 abova (ba aaana soutbwanl aoroaa K«w sold the movement to rastora He said Negroee were mental­ THE CONNECTICUT BANK* and just plain wonderful. period a year ago, the eomp- iMbtod tha atonn ayatema to ttaito tobor oonaMtoaioner. the name to Hmingboro started beiow normal. Cool port, however, that repreaanita- wlnd-faai)ed btoM that swept For (ba ocanparable period to ly. apirttuany, morally, socially, AND ■mUBT COtelPANY the period. Borne tivea of four Oatholic women’s through a vacant aectiem of a tioUer aaid. Ha attrlbatad (ha tha east, and below nonnal about a year ago aa people be­ ^Utteally and aconomically Sizes 6 to 14. increaaa bo hlkea in state taxes temperatures can be expected 1962, (dalma dropped from 25,' came proud of the community dead because they have been normal, high and lows: Hart­ organizations of the world will six-family .dwelling here last 9M to 26,060. •a OFFICBB •BRV9N4I BBowmB cosiwieteicirr eO»M9«NIF9«B ford, 67-36; New Haven, 67-39. also be invited to be present." night. approved by tha General As­ .over the state for the next few and town complained of having separated from their cultural sembly. days. The Brldgep(riU||Mca office mall sent to Levitiown, N.Y., or roots by the white man. Precipitation will be insig­ The prelate also added: Two families living in another reported tbe rnoimaima taken $27.95 nificant. A few scattered show- "We would not be surprised section of the house were made Thatcher said revenue fkom Some anow flurries will de­ Levitiown, Pa., ftoaUy reaching Black Muslims urge Negroes the rigazatoa tax, for agnnpla, velop in the cold air fioar over teat -weak with 8,718. New Ha- them a week later. to "woke up, clean up and stand IB If. MADf iT. 89S MAIN 8T. MANOTBSTBR PARKADE era or now flurries may occur if before tbe oouncU to oloeed homeless. At tha height of tha osoond w4tb 8,206, fol- The three Levittowiw (trr"iagh the period over the some of our CtothoUc toy rep- btoM , itomas threatened to was up 9KSJBn4 over (ho r (ha otato today sapwtoHy r— up," to forget about Intergratian peatod a yaar ago due to a ■ " af ~ ~ M -wMb built by the houolag and to devriop roetal pnda, ba o f aarirama leaenbativee were tofritad to aid- spread to two naarby dwaUtaito itth s.7«r. WBfiaai ImmttiSt Oc naetteut flmn the MhaMk* Ufa OUaf %toaaMr. a. Mto # s / X r 9

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PAGE SEVENTEEN : ■ { ' ■ . ■■ . ■ . ,.w • •* ■ IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCREST^, CONN,, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1961 Croche,fed Bulky! Manchester Parkade Stores V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COJ^N., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1968 BneUlnr wltli Happy Sboppers'fThe Menu la Long PAGE SIXTEEN ■ ^im ftTBR’S W DM E^t- DING’S ITALIAN KrTCHBN tracts enthusiastic. shoppers caters to all who demand good 3-Day Workshop Bargains who are matcfhing \ip thread, food. skillfuUy preqlJared and ’Biuebloods Face choosing yam. browsing served. How long has It been through pattern book.s, decid­ since the entire family en­ On Journalism joyed “ eating out" ? Postpone Prosecution on Pm ing upon Christmas gifts they Slated at ECHS uirer oan make easily with kits avail­ the pleasure no longer. Oome House Wrecking Listed by ^ able here. Within the last few soon for SPECIAL ITALIAN weeks a RIBBON DEPT, has DISHES, hot oven GRINDERS Mora than 100 attident news­ been set up, together with and PIZZAS. Enjoy them here RIVKIUIKAD, N.T- (AP)— paper reporters and editors EATO “Ooats and Clark’s " trimmings or specify TAKE OUT OR­ «»• ftither whose daughter’s from nine schools will attend a 1215V2 SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD that are co.smetlcs for your DERS. As you get busier and eomlng-out party wound up with three-day joumaliam workshop ctothes (braki edging, fringe, busier with holiday prepara­ an extensive house - wrecking at East CathoUc High School MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED I” Main StreetStores leather and motailic bindings). tions, DINO'S ITALIAN says restitution by the young Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Young Casual Harness the longer evenings KITCHEN wUl gladly save you . ’ bluebloods responsible Is no The joumaliam workahopwill Stores Around Town Take Advantitage of time in feeding- a hungry fam­ longer enotigh. He wants them Open a Charge Account • coming up. Surprise _\t>urself be under the direction of Sister Anniversary- Pricedd Permanent with Bccompllsliments; click up ily nutritionally. Cali 649-2879. prosecuted. *HoUday Hollow’ Opens #Feed Your Feathered Friends HOUSE A HALE DEPT. Anne Qyril, S Jf .D„ professor of THE PET SHOP at DEPOT Timed to have you looking cuddly slippers, mittens, a cus- Donald S. Leas Jr. said Tues­ (Jotna to PLANTLAND ON STORE invites you to my It’s No Trick to Provide a Treat Journalism at Emmanuel Col­ THE PARKWA.Y where, the SQUARE Invitea you to set up "Charge It." Bepeclally with your well-groomed best for to«n-made hat or a sl^k and day he changed his mind about, lege, Boston. Sessions on Fri­ Thanksgiving. SCHULTZ When it comes to HaHoween, the incident because only one of h a v e y o u downstairs area has been trans­ a B rno FEEDER and have the holiday Chopping ahead, you'll elegant sheath for that New day and Saturday will begin at time of your life watching the BEAUTY SALON, 983 Mato Year s Eve in\Ttaiion. G-RAND w a y says that it’s no the boys involved "has had the formed into a festive "HOLI­ find it ao convenient to take Street, is Ailing up the ap­ trick to provide a treat for eourtesy” to apologise to him 10:30 a.m. and end at 6:30 p.m. DAY HOLLOW” making avail­ Uvely bird-Ufe Show from your advantage of the peak selection Sessions both days will be gear­ window, as the feathered crea­ pointment book with requests friends or family. Begin with and hip wife and make restitu­ a l l y k n o w n p r o v i s i o n s . . . ______able to you all the gay trim­ of glft-bdxed .TOWEL ESEM- for a COLD WAVE PERMA­ Sound, .Action,'Color OIDER, 69c a gallon, and fresh- tion for the thousands of dollars ed solely for students. tures wing their way into your B^ES priced from $1 to $4.99, The Sunday eession will begin mings you’U need for Indoors NENT $11.55 specially priced TOYLAND is open at the baked on the premises DOUGH­ damage. and out. You’U find styrofoam, heart. Pick up a supply of nestled aroimd gift arii trays, at 1 p.m. at which time Phliip WILD BIRD SEED and you’re to commemorate 55 years in W. T. GRANT COMPANY, on NUTS and AIPPLE PTE. Wan­ In a lengthy statement issued apray paint, pin« cones, gar­ or bathroom tumblers, or coast­ business serving Connecticut’s der about the big, beautiful through the Suffolk County dis­ J. Acquavlva, head jmotogarph- ALL WESTERN DRESSED, CORN-FED all set for viesving nature's ers. In the < ^ A AND GLASS­ the lower street floor, and it’s er for ’Ibe Hartford Courant, lands, materials for making beautiful women. Haircut is ex- twice as big as last year. What ■Store leisurelj’. Stop at , the trict attorney’s office, which has Della Robia wreaths, plus dec­ drama. Bring the kiddiea to WARE DEPT, you’ll find fa­ tra. You receive a style con-1 counler.'i displaving A RTif'l- put the matter before a grand will discuss news photography THE PET SHOP to hear the mous "Weotmorcland” a n d a gala array of dolts and car- ; and picture oomposltion. He orative containers. Gather the smltation. test curl, condition- . riages. doll furnishings and j CIAl- FLOWERS and FRUITS Jury, Leas laid before the door materials for creating singing CANARIES, watch the “Postorla” labels on serving ac­ of official Washington partial wUl conduct 'a question Ind ing shampoo, fashion set. long- ’ wardrobes. Keep youngpslers and the colorful BIRDS. .540 CSiristmas arrangements that full-of-life PARAKEETS, thrUl cessories that spell holiday hos- lasting permanent wave that each. Your home can “bloBsom’’ blame for the youths’ behavior. answer period following his to the flashing color of TTIOPI- I pitality the HOUSE * HALE b\isy with btiildlng blocks, puz­ Without mentioning any Ken- tSLlk. Both faculty advisOrs and will sell-fast at your fund- is regularly priced much high­ zle*. cra\"on sets. There ai'e with color and beauty all win­ rai.ning bazaars for chiuxjh or OAL FISH. With Christmas leas ; wav. er than $11.55. The shop is ter long. Pick up your CHRIST­ nedys by name, Leas said: atudmt editors and reporters than two months away, cofisider games to teacli. amuse and test elub. REX3ISTE1R now for the OPEN MONDAY THROUGH the skills. Bring j-our Christ­ MAS C.4RDS, priced .50 for 77o "It la appalling these youths will take part in the final work­ giving a living gift this year Anniversary Sale Ends who are meant to bead up their shop sessiMi. CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP, SA'TURDAY to serve you with mas list to GRANT’S t o y - and up. As October flutters in­ RIB PORK scheduled for the aveninga of to a growing youngster. It’s an Saturday a staff of top-notch beauticians. TO C R O C I« T to November j’Ou’ll need l a n d and check’ off each generation could stoop so low as Schools sending students to endearing gift that can brighten There is still time to shop to have complete disregard lor the workshop are South Oatl)- Nov. 21 and 22 also Dec. 5 ana Reserve your beauty time to­ youngster’s name with * just- SWEATERS for the entire 6. “Deck your halls” with ar­ the lonely houra of a retired and save at WATKINS 89th morrow. 649-8951. SIZES iaiM4.)b.|8JIMl family and it's time to pre­ ethar people’s property, al­ ollc, Hartford: St. Rose, East or housebound someone. ANNIVERSARY SALE oontin- right gift to gladden the heart. though when they read in the Hartford: St.Thomas Acqulnas, tistry and imagination this It’s fun to “ play house” with pare the car for winter with 3 uing through Saturday. Nov. 2. papers tiwt the leaders of. their | Mary Immaculate and Pulaaki, END year after attending one ses- Oonfldentially 2378-N equipment for cooking, home- “PRESTONE’’ that is positive Tomorrow’s the Night country are involved in raucous moa of this infonnatlve course Now that Standard Time Is Why don’t you stop plucking ' So easy to crochet, so very making. cleaning, scaled to size. pnotection against system all of New Britain; Notre LENOX PHARMACY, 299 here again, brighten the long partlee, pushing each other Into Dame. Bridgeport; St. Bern­ In holiday decorating. PtANT- and have thoee hairs removed I nice to have—a five-button TTiere are mechanical TOYS freeze-up. For the rugged out­ East Center Street, knows that: evenings with cheerful light door sportsmen, GRAND W.AY swimming poolp fully clothed, ards, New London; Holy Name, lA N D ON THE PARKWAY IS HALLOWEEN handouts are ‘ permsmently with the fast dia­ bulky! Add a matching cap for and toys to ."rit 'n ride, toys to tliey probably fiel they can do OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. radifl.ting from the FLDOR thermy method. Call CLAIRE that fashionable look! pufih 'n pull, toys you’ve seen has CAMPING EQUIPMENT Chicopee, Mass., and E a a i ROAST the order of the day and are ! LAMP, $14.95. in your choice BO wrong." ALLARDYCTE 649-5577. Pattern No. 2378-N has on tele\-ision. For fun indoors (sleeping bags,, lanterns, camp Catholic. prepared with speclala for you j of 57’’ Junior lamp or 55" Saving b June IMS, newspaper re­ ’Ibree student editors from When you are broiling or bak­ crochet diroctione for cap and and out. for games galore. 6to\’ee) plus GUN CLEANING on the boxes of 24-bar-or-pack- Bridge of .soiid brass with a sweater—.daes 10. 12, 14, 16. KTTS trifle, pistol, shotgun) ports told of a party at the Vir­ the staff of the newspaper at ing whole amall fish, the heads ages candy, reg. $1.20, now 89c. A Rewarding Hobby Clirietmaa shoppena are heading ginia country home of Atty. and tadlB can be removed or not fabric rtiade. Tlieae make Ideal Wouldn’t you like to own an 18, 20 and 42 tochisiv*: stitch for the TOYXAND at W. T. aLeo gun carrying ea-^es. Emmanuel College will conduct There are Mardl Gras Ojetumea, gifts for an eatablished or a ^Oen. Robert F. Kennedy, in a panel on newspaper layout -J u st aa you wish. auUientic reproduction of some illustrations. GRANT COMPANY. Say GRAND WAY is keepmg one size fits 4-10 and priced beginning household. abreast of your needs during '’which his wife, Ethel, and two and makeup. Early American home acces- To order, send 35c in ooin.*! to: X3HARGE rr." Bepecially for other house guests fell into thb $2.19. The "Rexall’’ ONE CENT Anne Cafool, The Manchester these bus>- weelts in prepara­ Artatoormt of Pipes SALE starts tomorrow and con­ .sory'? JOHNSON PAINT CX)M- your Thanksgiving entertain­ family swimming pool, fully DAVE'S SMOKE SHOP, lU Pretty Enough to Frame PANY. 723 Mato Street, has Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OK ing, h « « are the paper plates, tion for bolidavs just ahead. eloth^, from chairs placed on C lb. tinues for 10 days. Stock up on Yea, the PLACBMATS at I .VMBBICAa, NEW YORK 86, OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Center Street, carrlea ”Meer- “X-ACTO” KITS, oomplete napkins, cups and tablecloths, a board spanning the pool. RAM Will Honor medicine chest sui^lies. <3et an WILTON’S are picture pretty I N.T. AT GRAND WAY. achaum” pipes to give the ut­ early start on your CJhristmaa with pre-ctit parts, stains, rich in harvest colors. Leas’ statement concerned the you’ll agree when you see the kAtfe, steel wool and detail^ I For Ist-cteas mailing add 10c debut party he gave for his step­ Former Officers most In smoking pleasure. This shopping, while firagrances, specialty shop, catering to the 'Waterfowl Scenes’’ by Peter directions for assembling and 1 for eabh pattern. Print Name, daughter, Fernanda Wanamak- toiletries, good grooming sup­ Scott, for instance, each print ! Address with zone and Pattern Smart and Pleasing connoisseur has Imported and plies are available two for the 8248 finishing a handsome "Seven- Benefit bv the Good lie port ar Wetherin, at the Leas home Delta Chapter, Royal Arch laminated between plastic. drawer Spice Box.” or a Number. COBURN ft MIDDLEBROOK, WATKINS ART GALLERY, b fashionable Southampton, domestic tobaccoe, gift-priced price of one, plua one cent ex­ 9-1$ Masons, has scheduled Past Priced 36c to $1.75 you get a 'Blacksmith Box Magazine - Just 50c for the New ’63 Al- 829 Main Street. Invites you to 15 Oak Street, invites you to Long Island, last Aug. SI. Early humidora and pouches to keep tra. As the holidays draw near, Trimly tailored shirtwaister two-for-the-mxmey value be­ bum! Many lovely designs! take advantage of the special High Priest night on Nov. b.- tobacco fresh longer, plua pipe Rack" a "DoU Cradle Planter, read the progress report of the the following morning, after the you’ll want to look your most that has a fresh young air. A cause some are reversible to "(handle Box Letter Holder” or Directions for suit and afghan ‘GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES price on custom-made SLIP­ pu ty broke up, some 128 of the British Guiana Visitor in Town ’The event will be preceded by a racks and ash trays that ap­ attractive best, which means a home style dinner to be served LOIN END choice of sleeves is provided- suit yoiu’ mood. Set a ooJorful "Oobblerr Bench Planter.” It’s In knit; doily edgings end FINANCIAL CORPORATION COVERS through November 2 800 guests went to a nearby Svcfl Hamalho aaaistant chief accountant of the munioipaliity of Georgertown, BritMi Gui­ peal to masculine tastes. Now fresh, dewy complexion. 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/ . p a g e n i n e t e e n ’ , MANCHESTER, CONN., W1^NESD a 4, OCTOBER 1963 MANCHF.STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE EIGHTEEN DAH.Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE B Y R O USO N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 7hm co/gA/jK BAfi*;, LITTLE SPORTS Answer to Provleu! Puxxle utge 7Um ^ iA M T f' Cards Regain Team Offensive Lead D Africa m PJCfCjyifNCM ; a .WILL PDweR.TWia&sX... You've h a d n o t h ih s t o TEMPTATION \ / FROST ON VOOR llMoaiem Bible 4 Penetrated Top Batsman" EAT FOR A WEEK BUT AFFECTS ME frf V!'® PROM ct 12 Uaaculine 6 Rasp WithG>nrad nickname 8 Innovation! M ILK? I'D b e 60 H U t i ^ , AS A GOPHER ^ RAIDING "tKE: 7 Restless ... WHEEE evmay ar.s.'snr'’ X COULD EAT T H E A . , ^ 13 InclDding With Pitchers WOULD AFFECT^ IO& particular 8 Enticing n m iz j I MISTAKE CAH 1 LEATHER SACK 01^ ,HE ROCK OF " average (ab.) woman L31Z1L=^1 i MEAH SIX Top Receiver BUGGS BUNNY A MAILMAN/ T 9 Lyric poem NEW YORK (A P)—Thsy did IJ^SRALTARl' 14 Awake 10 Touch (comb. 29Perfonal 42 Dye PO/HTS... J l . 15 Hall! pronoun form) 43 Temperato n e w YORK—Ask Bob­ not have to use p4nch-*hRteni CARE TO MAKE ISFabuIoua bird 31 Cutting tool 44 0no4eeded V HEY, SYLVESTER! V/HEN X M A S r/i.C ^ 17 Hunting IL Kalends (ab.) very often for pitchers Gary PIP VASTART PLAYIN' THji A VIRTUOSO' A CONTRIBUTION 19 Plant 32Pedll digit fruit by Joe Conrad about pass realdence 33 Mistake , 45 Jacob’s son Peters of the Chicago White , BASS VIOL INSTEAD OF THE WHILST YOU'RE 18 Vexed 22 Vestment receiving, and he’ll tell you HERB? 23Anlmnl 35 South African 49 Learning Sox, Bob Gibson of St. Louis OF TH'ACCORDION? SQUEEZE BOX'. 20 Comparative weaverMrd 80 German river all about Sonny Randle. tuffix collection and (3eunllo Pasciial o f Minne­ 24 Away from 37 Mocker 51 Rot flax Ask Randle about catching 21 Belgian 40 Yawnert 52 Monkey sota in 1963. I DIDN'T, commune - QUV'NOR! the ball, and he’ll tell you The three were just as liable 22 Atlantic ialanda r~ 3“ r " B r r “ I” B" S all about Conrad. Comer them 26 Rope inauL) to get on base as some regu- r together, and they’ll tell you 27 Feminine 12 IS lexA nickname ii about Jackie Smith and Bill F*eters, a rookie, had the 28 Half (prefixl IB IB 'Triplett. And. all the time, 30 African fruit they’ll also be bringing up the lUghest batting average among 34HoraefIy larva II t name of passer Charley John- the m ajor league pit « Says Randlet “They can't JD. auN STOCK IS stju a a o a ik js t vdur 'I SHOULPER./ SOONPS UtCETHE POG5 double up on either Bobby or aO T A RABBIT HEAPED THIS VMAV, me because then Johnsoi, hits Santonelli Lead SO KEEP YOUR EYES GLUED ON either Triplett or Smith.’’ t h a t THICKET-HE'LL BE Says Johnson: "There’s noth­ But Five Points BY AL VERMEER PDPPIN’ OUT OF THERE Interception Record [Sports Schedule ing like having both a first- P R IS C IL L A ’S P O P a n y second/ down threat (Conrad) and a PRE-SEASON (.cop TD man (Randle) going In Pigskin Derby LOOK" MRS. STO K ^ HI, M R S. 1 KNEW IT „ S' Wednesday, Oct. 30 for you both at the same time." ALL SET . — WAS STUPID Tied by Dick Lynch The staUatics say Johnson BOSTON (AP)—A North­ HAS THE SAME IDEAJ ] THE MINUTE Soccer—Wethersfield vs. Man­ —i r HMU.HALLOWEEN, '4 i chester, 8:30, Memorial Field. has thrown for 1,779 yard.s, eastern sophomore and Maine l e t s n o t f o r g e t t h e SEE I SAID 1—' more than any other passer in junior literally are putting a Saturday, Nov. 2 HALLOWE'EN CANDY.' 7 ^ T i IT.' " NEW YORK— Nearly three minutes remained in the the league, and Conrad and t>lg rush on SantonelH’s l e ^ in Cross Country — CIAC Meet, Dallas-New York game at Yankee Stadium. Don Mere­ Randle have gained 1,118 of the New England college foot­ New Britain. ball scoring race. dith had just passed successfully on third-and-18, and Wilby vs. East Catholic, 2 them. \jonrao lenus me icoi^uc Bob Cappadona. the M r. In- p.m., fcCHS Field. Conrad leads the league In the Cowboys had a first down on the Giant 23. New receptlons with 44 for 547 yarijfc ,s8de of unbeaten, untied North- Yorlf led by nine polnU, but av — Sunday. Nov. 8 and five TDs. Randle has 26 eastern’s crushing ground at­ Blue Devils vs. Smokeaters, TD and a field goal can come (with Los Angeles, In 1952, catches fo r 571 yards and tack, scored once in the 26-0 1 p.m.' Police Cruiser.’ vs. quickly in the National Foot­ and the Chicago Cardinals, In seven TDs. Ruivaing back Trip­ victory over New Hampshire FHre Fighters, 8 p.m., both ball League. 1954), Jack Christiansen (De­ lett has 18 catches and tight Saturday and now has 44 games at Mt. Nebo. Meredith paased again, this troit, 1953 and 1957), and Milt end Smith has 16. points. time to a receiver on the left Davis (Baltimore, 1967 and Pony Raiders at Wallingford. The 70 oatohes between Con­ Amherst senior halfback aidellne. 1959). Lynch won In 1961 with 2 p.m. rad and Randle are the most Santonelli is still clinging to “It waa a square out pat­ nine. Interceptions, but says, Tuesday, Nov. 8 in the league by amy pair of re­ first plsice ■with 49 points. But At lo-»o tern,’; said Giant defensive “That-don’t mean anything. In­ Cross Country — OCIL Field ceivers, and If they continue his nmaway early advantage K.TM. »H t*. OH backtDlck Lynch. “The defen­ terceptions are funny. The year Day, New Britain. at the pEwe they will easily top has melted away as he has sive siine put the pressure on I won, I didn't get any the last Wednesday. Nov. 6 the 126 by Tom Fears (league managed only a field goal in BY JOE CAMPBELL Soccer — Manchester at E. O. Don't get caught in the rush! BONNIE J tH.3D Meredith. I read the play. He five games. You don’t get them record 84) and Elroy Hlrsch the past three games. was hurried. That waa IL-” yourself, the boys In ths line Smith. of the 1950 Los Angeles Rams Maine’s Mike Haley scored O.APal.C It sure was. Lynch plclwd make them for you.’’ Last year, Randle had 63 and twice in the 49-0 state series Take advantage of big, pre-season A LUCKY / I'LLTOSS IT OVER ‘It just doeBn’t add up, Pop! If the best things in life are w hen voud love to live fo r e ve r , » » off the pass, raced 82 yards for Nears Season Mark Conrad 62 for 125. 1 attering handed .Dates and H0R9E6Moe MY CMOULPER^ AH' free, how come we’re always brok??’’ a TD, and the Giants had the In '61. Lynch totaled only 60 Knights, Bobcats The second best pair of re­ moved into third position with savings NOW! Pay iaterl / final score, 37-21, on the board yards on his nine Interceptions, ceivers, this season, statistical­ 42 points. with exacUy 2:32 to play. but his 152 total now puts him Losers in Soccer ly, are like D itka and Johnny Top-flight quarterbacks Jer­ At exactly that moment. In position to possibly surpass Morris, of the Chicago Bears ry Whelchel of Massachusetts Lynch and Dallas Coach Tom the record of 301 by Don Doll, who have totaled 63. and Jim Welsch of Springfield B E N C A ^E Y Landry became tw o o f a kind, of Detroit, In 1049. Success wasn’t to be had by Johnson has a league hig^h of are next at 36 each. Tied with although neither of them rea­ Besides his 82-yarder against area soccer teams ye.stertay. 114 completions, and is third 30 apiece are Ken Burton of lized It. the Cowboys, Lynch, the week Tw o were beaten and the third In TTi n.-sses with Vermont, Tom Carr of Bates 26 Share Record before, went 47 yards for a TD postponed its game until today. LEADING SCORERS Northeastern's Jim Thornton three hours later...... TELLING Hl/A ^ CMCKH! They are among 26 men In against Cleveland. HiS other Losers were South Windsor td. ex.p. fg T ot and Maine's John Perkins. THAT HB fathers the history of the NFL who three interceptions were «JI which dropped a 3-1 decision to Brown, Cleve. .11 A three-touchdown perform­ MOW'D rr GO? DOWN TALK IN G ULCER WAS OWE C WHERE'S TO PWVIP PEU... have scored two touchdowns on against Philadelphia. Suffleld and Ellington toppled Michaels, Pitta. 0 ance against Rliode Island shot 7 H)NG...BUT...IN- , DR. MOSS? Interceptions In a single sea­ In addition to Lynch and 3-0 by Stafford. Kram er, G. B. . 0 Frank Antlfonario, reserve OPERABLE GASTRIC son. N o more has scored more. Landry (a former^ New York Rock'ville and Windsor, sched­ Martin, Balt. . .0 Brown fullback, into conten­ CARCINOMA IS player and Dick’s Onetime de­ AMOTHSHt That record Is up to Lynch, uled to meet yesterday at the Chandler, N. Y. 0 tion with 28 points. fensive backfleld coach) other Chuck Mercein, a third-string CSS&v9ett__ • who has eight games to go In HlUtoppers’ field, will Instead Groza, Cleve. .. 0 1963 and has taken over sole Giants who have scored twice collide today. Cogdill, Detroit 7 fullback at Yale, has taken leadership in the league Indi­ In one season, on Interceptions, Suffield boosted its record to Collins, (Uleve. 7 over the lead in the kick-for- B Y F R A N K O’N E A L vidual pass Interception list­ are ' Emlen ’Tunnell (1949), eight wins In 13 tries with a Dial, P itts ...... 7 points department, He has col­ SH O R T RIBS ings. He now has five for a to­ Otto Schnellbacher (1961) and pair of goals in the second per­ Ditka, Chicago 7 lected 20 points on four field ONEAL tal of 152 yards. Erich Barnes (1901). Landry iod and another in 'the fourth. Ftandle, St. Lou 7 goals and eight conversions ‘ VflU) SEALS ^THiRft ON*/ ''Only three players In N F L did It in 1951. Rick Barron got the only score Taylor, G. B. .. 7 Roger Boucher of Maine a T Lynch now has totaled 25 In­ AOESCAICESiNStttSEQRCUS history have led the league In for the Bobcats. L E A D IN G PA point-after for the first time terceptions and Is In his sixth this season against Bates but P60PLECAME UP H6REHUWHM&. Interceptions in two seasons. A t HJUlngton, league-leading (70 attempts) They are Night Train Lane season. Stafford remained unbeaten by A lt. Com. Td is 19-for21. Whelchel and tripping the Knights. The win­ 'nttle, N. Y. ... .176 107 16 Northeastern's Maxlme St. Vic ners now -show a 10-0-1 mark. Ryan, Cleve. .. .133 78 16 tor have booted 18 points Mark DeTora had two goals Wade, Chicago . .187 111 11 apieca for the winners. Brown, Pitts. ... .174 11 Boston College quarterback \ Injuries and Tittle Johnson, St. L. . .213 *114 13 Jack Concannon" fired a scor­ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl Jurgensen, Phlla. 103 57 8 ing strike against Air Force Runaway Threatened Tarkenton, Minn. 176 99 8 and now has passed for 42 Morrall, Detroit . 97 42 10 points. Bo\!'doin's Bob H ar­ 7 rington and AIC's Dick Kolod- WE'LL. HAVE H O A e r ^ A U T ^ (seewvs Lass, I WA^ON MV WAV H(SMe Posing Problems CHICAGO (A P I—The Chica­ Unitaa, B elU. . . . .215 113 /e-30 Gabriel, L. A. . . 91 43 3 2riey have pitched for 40 points (2ECM D N D S Z O A e e ... GEBM3(&Z THaaWIDOG..- ID 6LlfT332, BLIT ALL. OF go Black Hawks are threaten­ Starr, Green Bay 136 69 8 each while Merrill Yavinsky of A euOOasI I'M NOT ing to turn theNational Football League show-down battle ynth the season’s late collap.se, the FEELING 0FFLYIN(a BACKWARD. FOCKUHAMNUAi- Hawks have lost only one of t i f i New York Giants— the injury list and the Bald Bomber. their first nine games amd WHEELS " I t ’s bad enough to have some'?' ’ puUedrinto a *ix-point lead over of our top men sidelined,’’ A 0 A I N 6 T the greatest passers I’ve ever Toronto and Montreal 'with an Lem m said Tuesday, “ but in seen. H e's very quick and accu­ effortless 5-1 victory over De­ With Purchase of 2 New General Winter Tires jhkWLlial.. trying to stop (Giant quarter­ rate at getting his passes away troit leurt night. A crowd of 13,- back) Tittle we’ve got a and finding a receiver. And he’s 987 came out to watch Gordie real headache." got that great veteran Giant line Howe, Detroit’!! big right wing, The Cards and Giants, tied for in front of him ." attemipt to break the NHL scor­ OKV second place with 6-2 records Lemm said the Cardinals ing record of 644 goals he now and one gam e out In the Nation­ mainly would use only the front shares with Maurice ,Richard. • IM) br HU, Ik . TJi4. I » f US. Pet. Off. ' 'yo-30 al Football League's Eastern four men to-rush Tittle, whose He didn’t make It! GUARANTEED ic?HEN iWUtr HAPPENS! THE EXHAUST Division, meet In St. Louis. 16 ■-touchdown passes and 60.8 « MHOnUS TWtrSHOOlf EE OOHTRACrtP- A sell-out crowd of over 30,000 per cent completions lead the FULL SIDEWALL TO YOU GO IN SNOW, Is Indicated. NFT-. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER " I f you use six or seven men SIDEWALL RECAP Cardinal back John David make mowing OR WE PAY THE TOW Crow’s weak knee was injured to rush him you’re dead, be­ LIFETIME ROAD cause Tittle can have a field day SORR/! AT SEA NOR CAN WE STAND BY FOR THW» again in Sunday’s 21-7 victory HAZARD GUARANTEE* TiJS* Wy CONTACW COUlDH'r over Washington. He was sched­ with receivers in the clear,” he FUV BY LANK LEONARD VOOR CAPTAIN 15 H0URS..IV1TH \200 PAS^aERS,WITHOUT i S e o I PS5r.\UNPER5TANOENeUSHiOK MICKEY FINN IE LAWASOARD uled t o undergo surgery added. CONFIRMATION THAT DANGER IS HELP \ WERE TOO FAR AWAY! Tittle had just that against the w r i U L u r HISSHIPlRBOtNT EXISTSl g e t w o r d to Wednesday. Lemm said Crow ^ \UN»^f.aa4«!ls.li ONnriNAy, I lAAOpr Cleveland Browns Sunday as the GENERAL SILENT SAFETY DID HE HAVE T I-AH-REALLY BOARP IT WITHOUT likely would be lost for the sea- BUT WE'LL TRY EASYt /M eKK.JN CAWWBOON'T Giants handed the Eastern Divi­ 2 FOR AN ARGUMENT WOULDN'T KNOW.' HISPERUISSIOMi TO CONTACT A SURVIVE-WA?r/ MEWS# Bon. sion leaders their first loss, 33- WITH MR.TUTHILL )lT WAS MY NIGHT SHIP DUE W THAT SOMEONE'. Defensive end Ed Henke, who I 6. Tittle completed 21 of 31 pass­ LAST SPRING? /OFF-AND I WENT area AT 2 A.M.-. Buffered a dislocated elbow In es for two touchdowns and 214 OUT RIGHT after TO TAKE YOU 0N| the final 30 seconds, may be lost WINTER CLEATS HE ARRIVED' IFHECESSW for two or three games. End Tftz y't*'**''- Anderson, out ^th an injured "T ittle Is a hard one to nail, Lem m said. “ You’re just about .88* ir Super traction through worst ice and snow knee, may not be available Sun­ on him and he either gets rid of day. the ball to a receiver or throws ★ Extra quiet dry-povement performance "ButDUl Tittle lllUO is our 4!*«a*!imain probjr.ww ------CUB CADET 6.S0.V18 lem ,’’ Lem m said. 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PAGE TWENTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESI/a y /OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERAijD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 Business Services Bonds^—Stocks— /. ■ •raE Offered 13 Mortgages 31 HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re- SECOND MORTGAGES—FuBda CLASSIFIED ■ moval, cellars, attics, and available for second mort­ Accolades Poured yards. Weekly or monthly gages. For individual arttantion Herald Angle pick-up. Harold Hoar, 649-4(134. | call B A N Agency, Roger M. Negro, 643-8727. By LAWN MOWERS, sharpened ADVERTISING and repaired, sales and serv- A B ER ARRANGEMENT HOWIE HOLCOMB ice. rental equipment. L A M of yo(ir finances will make On Jack Nicklaus Assistant Sports Editor Equipment (iorp.. Route 83. moro-'of your Income available CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Vernon, 875-7609, Manchester i for personal use. Lump debt LONDON (A P l __ *‘gu,Aberanc« of his magnificent man-^Dally Mirror, called Nicklaus ' 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. exchange. Enterprise 1945. ' into one monthly payment of •hood, to be able to get the fig- Wonder Boy” and "World Thanksgiving Schedule a Real *Turicey’ $22.25 (or each thousand dollars peiinan.” urea when most they are need­ Champion" and said he carried TREE REMOVAL, pruning, andi including repayment over five “ Wonder Boy." Thanksgiving Day has always been a busy sports day (’OPY CLOSINtr TIME FOR CLASSIKJED .\DVT. lot clearing. Snow removal. ' ed. His great physical strength Palmer with him to the Canada MONDAY Thru FRIDAY 10:80 A M.—SA T U R H ^ l^ ^ .M . years. Frank Burke, 246-8897, “ The King.” 1s, of course, an asset. His mind Cup crown. in Manchester. Literally hundreds of sc^tily clad young Frank C. Noble. 649-6053. (tonnecticut Mortgage Ex­ These were some of the sees every golfing problem as mie latest BriUsh reaction is (and old) men speed about the streets in se^ch of— no change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford, though through iced glasses.” WE HAVE the time, we have; Conn. accolades poured on Jack in sharp contrast to that follow­ Virginia, not the big piece of turkey—^first place in the PLEASE READ YOUR AD the tools, will do most any-,! Nicklaus today by British Ronald Heager, in the Dally ing the 1982 BriUsh Open at annual Five-Mile Road Race. Every other year there Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone ss a thing. Free e.stimates given. | Express, christened Nicklaus Troon when Nicklaus, then a convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Call us anytime, 643-2097, 633-, Business Opportunities 32 golf observers who 18 "The Golden Bear of American fledgling pro, finished 22 strokes also has been a Manchester High ffxxtball game. Now there Is more! DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the 2987. months ago were calling golf" and said his performance back of the winning Palmer. next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE incor­ THREE BAY Gulf service sta­ him a big, overstuffed kid in the last nine holes of the tour­ Said the staid ’Dmes, whose This year for the first time then push the game’s end well rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, tion available (or lease. Excel­ nament at Paris was "superhu­ dispatches' are 'Merely signed Blast Catholic has entered the into the afternoon dinner hour— to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which do not fireplaces, flagstone terraces. lent opportunity (or the right who couldn’t carry Arnold man—the work of a superman.” r a d e. The race, that is, foi obviously an important consid­ All concre’ e repairs. Reason­ irKlividual. Paid training pro­ "From our Golf Correspondent": ...AfJ O i.t> ' lessen the value of the advertlsemenl will not be corrected by Palmer’s clubs. Roger Malone, writing in the financial bounty that a holiday eration on such an "eating” “ make good” insertion. ably priced. 643-0851. gram. For additional informa­ Nicklaus’ fantasUc birdie spurt "He (Nicklaus) is right on the brings. The Elagles will take on R E A D A R D tion call Gulf Oil Corp., 525- Daily Herald, called Jack "The crest at the moment and what holiday as Thanksgiving. In the Canada Cup competitibn South Catholic In what both Thus the simple sohitiion A T O U ^ T E D WILL TAKE your calls or phone 6158. king ol world golf." Jack Wood, a prodigious young golfer he A B M . B O T H orders in my home during the in Paris Monday—birdies on five in the Daily Mail, termed him schools hope will be a tradition­ would pirotaibly have been for YOl R COOPERATION WII,L ol the first six holes and five is — Immensely seU-assured, P SO \//D £D BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 dav. Call 643-4017. the "heir-elect to Arnold Palm­ strong and sound in his game. al game. From all present in­ the schools’ administrations to 3s in a row—sent the typewrit­ er as the world’s No. 1.” formation, the two football get together and decide to oper­ » v r o B M ers of the usually hard-tb-im- "His forthright atUtude some­ games will meet head-on at 11 ate their home games on aWer- W* Have A "At 28, he is longer than times startles people, but it was Household. Services press British writers singing an­ a.m. nalte years. To the best of our ROTB. other tune. Palmer from Uie tee, ” Wood | endearing to see him in his mo- Offered l.'l-.A said. "He crouches over his putt Somehow this seems an un­ knowledge nothing of this sort "At the moment, Nicklaus menl of triumph surrounded by was attempted. M addition Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? CAREER OPPORTUNITY seems out on his own in the with his left shoulder high and press, officials and admirers as fortunate circumstance. FURNITURE REFtNlSHED — it is impossible to be unaware to ellminatlrg some of this world of golf.” wrote Leonard he broke off to thank someone There are some fans close to year’s problem,, affltemate Scratche.'. burns removed, FOR SOMEONE IN Crawley of the Dally Telegraph. of the tremendous effort he is for having taken his wife sight­ ond or the other of the teams— 24-Hour Answering Service colon changed. Manchester Re- making." games Would mean yearly "One may well ask; what is seeing in Versailles two days be­ students, families of the play­ games and no game-less holi­ finishing Co., 643-92i)8. YOUR COMMUNITY Bob Rodney, writing in the fore." his secret? He seems, in the exu- ers and the like — who wlU days. REWEAVING of burns, moth MAYBE YOU stick with their favorites ana As the newoomsr to the Chargers Could Play Anywhere, Free to Herald Readars 3 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ don't particularly care about scene, tt. would appear to the dow Shades made to measure; the other attraction, whenever writer, that out of sheer oour- Want Information on one of our classified advertiaomenf8 ? No all aizes Venetian blinds. Keya at held. But there is another army tesy kf nothing else, the first SC#RES anaxxer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Seventh Spot AFL Compares Rote with Tittle made while you wail Tape Re­ A new Cities Service Station of ‘‘unattsohed’’ spectators who move would hava been up to corders (or rent. Marlow’s 867 would enjoy watching land thus Blast Oathtohe. available soon to a qualified op­ Palmer and Nicklaus Coinplainta . complaints Main. 649-5221. erator. cximparingl both aggregations. Pertiaps the officials there NEW YORK (NEA) »'wunderklnd of the New York "Alworth,” elaims the Bronco j MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE X For Harriers , . . oomplaints. ^ ' ^ \ /ri 1 o «,«4 nvsel ASfAVrif Vvifr SS fitNFV coach, "ts as fine a flanking | * * * feel there will be little If ony. That’s what one hears via Giants, and every bi) as spry Route 83 and-Welles Road Junc­ fan conflict. They may be right. It’s popular to debate the Five years ago he was the in­ end as I've ever seen.” 649-0500 Building— rontractiii)!: 14 ' the grapevine regarding boivl- Txvo Fine Backs i tion in Talcottxllle. Plan to Slow Down In Easterns AU Need $ But looking a little ahead, one Ing coverage this seaaon. relative .merits of the Na­ strument of a Detroit Lion wonders how this will affect tional Football l^eague and championship, beating the Tit­ Ev.-b.aick, coacli of the New and leave your meaaage. You’ll hear'from our advertiser in jig QUALITY’ CARPENTRY - STATION FEATURES: ' Financial gkin is not the ut­ Directly, nary a word has York Jets and in the NFL as Rooms, basements refinished, most goal of/ any of the In­ poHsIble Manchester-East Cbth- tle-led San Francl.sco 49ers. time without spending all evening at the telephone. HEAD TABLE BATTING ORDER: Dave Spencer, Lodge Master, Joe Pepi- disappointed over his owm Finishing seventh among 15 been echoed by any of the bowl­ “ that other league” with recently a.s last year, doean’t built-ins. formica tile, general Three Bays — complete repair PARIS (AP) — The volved “spcmTOrlng" bodies. But oli<^'cplations in time to come. ing lane bouse managers. No-Cut Contract tone, Jackie Farrell, Carl Yastrzemski, John Von Deck Jr., general chairman, week-in and w'eek-out tour­ performance here, particn- teams in the Eaatem Sectional Many o^ rvera. Including oo- everybody but the guys fli.sagi-ee with any of this. But repair. No job too small Call facilities. race, Manchester High's cross certainly^Ane Tall Cedars can Indirectly, one hears that The Rote left the Lions after 19,59 I William Robbins Carpentry Ample Parking Area. nament grind Is beginning larly his putting. He indi­ hort Earl Yost, think such a who count. because they wo\ildn't honor lic'd rather talk atmiit the two Lost and Found 1 Automobiles For Sale -t and Earl Yost, toastmaster. cated a fear of going stale. country team qualified for the use all Uiey get — it goes to Herald Is not publishing any men who have to carry the ball Service 649-3416. Free Paid Training Program. to tell on golfers Arnold ^haritw— and the schools need sports rl'valry 'wxjuld be a “nat­ Bowitaig this season. Also, from > Men like Sid Gillman. Weeb his advancing yea>-s with a no­ “More than that,” he CIAC championship evenT'^T ural.” 15ven to the extent, as he Ewbank and .lack Faulkner - for the Charger.s, Paul Lowe FOR SALE — 1937 Plymouth 2- Heavily Populated Area. Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, something since it takes 8$ to cut contract. When Tcxa.'i-brec’ FOUND — Beautiful buff An­ HOME MAINTENANCE, repair Close to Vernon Circle. ’ and they’re going to slow added, ‘‘when I get home— urday in New Britain. ■wrote last week, that the re­ Tobin got lonely for the States and Keith Lincoln. gora kitten, housebroken. d(K)r sedan, good tires, brakes, TTie Indians trailed Norwich, operate a sports program and "There are no two better running condition, rea.sonrthle. and alterations Rec rooms, I,arge Sales Room. down next year. which is rarely—my two spective football teams should can Football League coaches- after three years in Canada, it Home wanted. Call 649-7486. roofing and aluminum .siding. daughten—Peggy, 1, and the top club, and five others. football, the most expensive meet on Thanksgiving Day. snorea, Individiial anduio / team backs together anywhere.” , Call 643-8842. Colonial Construction. 'That’s what both of them are never say uniformly, "How you was a toss-up who'd get him. ' Russ Atkins,' Builder, 643-0411. Generous Advertising Support. said ’Tuesday before head­ Amy, 6—say, T>addy, when Individual winner, however was sport of all, must help to pay • * * highs, plus standings. 4 ;onna tell . . . until we play States Wieeb unequivocally. its way. iM ^ x^en Mibmitted. For the The Chargers won, on a flip of I-OST _ Boy's gla.sses, vicinity , CHEVROLET, 1960. 4-door se- "The small job carpenter." ing home with both the In­ are you g o i^ to take ns to Willis Green of Hartford Pub­ ’em ?” the coin with Denver, for the "Lincoln can run, pa.sa, catch A small Inve.stment is required. Future, Not Now benefit of all bowlers, every In­ and block. I don't know how Hieh School. Reward. 649-4660. ; dan, 6-cylinder, standard trans- dividual and team trophies the m oriesf’ or T>addy, lic who completed the 2.6 mile Thiis to straighten out the For the sake of argument, right to pay him $30,000. CALI- ME on your formica i why don’t you take us for course in 13:20. mess would seem to be advan­ There is much to be aaid for dividual score received this sea­ Lowe blocks. I wa.s too biLsy _ . ______mi.ssion. reliable tran.sporta- needs, bars, counters, kitchen I CAU. BOB SIMMONS of the Canada Cup Inter­ let’s consider the pos.sibillties ■lack Faulkner was the Bron­ tion, 5635. Stafford Garage. national competition, pre- an airplane ride?* I Just Manchester failed to place a tageous to everyone. siwh a series—but in the fu­ son has been published. watoliing him run pa.rt us.” i-abinots, vanitory units, table- j AMERICAN COAL CO. The pre-««ison paUcy hasn’t of one teani. the San Diego co conch who called it wrong. The Ciihargers have a 2.50- Personals 3 1 684-7604. paratoiy to taking off growl at them. ‘Iliat’s not man among the top 20 but had The road race is sot for 10:30. ture -not now! East OathoHc, Chargers, who sport the best He says, "I like that other kid tops and island stands. 649- i 522-8151 or ENlerprise 1310 again for Austi^la. good.” enough in the next group to Pts starting time has moved a new. three-year Class B changed one lota. [Htund tight end, Dave Kocurek, 8936. I in case bowling league secre­ reeord in the AFL. j they got—John Hadl. He ELECTROLUX Sales and Serv­ FORD. 1959, 2-door, Interceptor “ For five years, ever Nicklaus la only 3S and grab the final qualifying spot. back and forth a little over the school, has everything to gain, who ranks with Mike Ditka of engine, standard transmission, taries have missed It, and a{)- Gillman. their coach, xva.s in moves them.” the Chicago Bears or Ron Kra­ ice. bonded representative, Al-1 ADDITIONS Rec rooms, re-' since I won my first Mas­ touring pro less than two The team scores were: Nor­ years but it oan't go much nothing to lose by playing an (red Amell. 206 Henry St. 843- radio and heater, duals, nice ters, I have been nnder years, tat already he is earlier since many compoUtors older, established Class A parently they have, for the the NFL five years as tta^ead | ■ 'When Rote passea, his favor- mer of the Green Bay Packers. modeling, bathrooms tiled. wich 64, Bulkeley 77, Hartford man of the Losis Angeles KniVis ng catcher Le Lanece Alwortli, 0450. . i condition. $600. Stafford Ga­ Cklll 649-4281. I ENGINEER ! Manufacturer — constant pressure," said beginning to feel die pres­ Public 89, New Britain 116. oome from distant points and school. Any school fitting that ditekpinnere, the following to­ Tackle Ron Mix of the offen­ ------1 rage,rage, 684-7604. 684-7604. i Ideal plant and engineer set­ tals will life printed, IF received; and had a division champion. a baby-faced prodiiCt of .^rkan- sive line could make any team. Palmer, the links OHtitallst sures of constant competi­ Windham 168, Fltta 172 ana must have time to got here, reg­ category, not just Manchester. RIDE WANTED from corner up for energetic person, great­ tion. ister and warm up before the If the Indian teems defeat Men— 186 and over singles, 350 Nobody denies he knows his .aas who is called "Bambi” Huge Ernie Ladd and Bari Fai­ McKee and West Center to Bis- 1957 OLDSMOBILE 4-door se- from Lafrobe, Pa., whose Manchester 177. Non-qualifiers football, even if he sometimes Roofing—Siding 16 er Hartford area. Plant Used official golf earnings are “I’v been going for 10 flvenmile grind. the IQaglea now, naany wUl pass / and oyer triples; women, 125 either because he has Hie tiender son of the defensive line would sell Bridge, South Windsor, be- dan. fully equipped, two .snow for manufacturing and en­ were Wethersfield 210, Weaver and over singles and 8.85 and doesn’t know his fans. looks or mns like a deer. Al- be big in any league. approaching one-half mll- weeks without a day’s As thongs are now. interested it off ■with “why shoiildn’t theij’, tween 6-7 a m., return 3-4 p.m. ' tires, *400, Call 649-0358. A. A. DION. INC. Roofing,' gineering until recently. Shown 240, East Hartford 244, Hall over triples; Children, 125 and The way pro football is con­ worth was the No. 1 draft Yet, for all their laleijt, the Uon dollars. rest,” Jade said. 274, Conard 304, Pulaski 320. spedteJtoirR can waltcli the run­ look at the difference in size.” I Call 643-4788. „ ' ------— -----<■------1 siding, painting. Carpentry. Al­ bv appointment. Frederick M. “In those IB weeks, I ners as they come down Blast Brit when (and the time will ox-er singles and 335 and over stituted, a passing attack is choice of the 49ers two years Chargers don’t scare everybody Gaal. Broker, 643-2682, 643-0281. "I haven’t really had any New London 378 and Sacred ago and missed mort of last 1960 FORD Galaxie. as.sume , terations and additions. Cell- ^ rest, although I’ve knocked have seen my two children Center 9t. toward the oenter. surely chme) an Ekurt did) de- triples. the first “ must” on the agenda. the way the old CHeveland RIDE OR CAR POOL wanted Heart 404. .>ica.son with a torn thigh mus­ to Spring Street. Windsor payments. Call 643-0714. | ings. Workmanship guaran­ off for a couple of weeks fbr just half a day on two then hustle over to Memorial ffeets Manchester, their sup­ Ten pins—Men, 200 and over Detractors of the AFL say, Browns u.sed to do in the ex­ teed 299 Autumn St. 643-4860. Bristol Eastern topped five singles. 660 and over ' triples; "Look who they got playing cle. In.good .'■hape, which he has tinct All-American conference. j^ ck s, for 7:30 to 4. 649-5604. Help Wanted— Female 35 here and there. E\'ery time occasions. F*ield to caiLch praoUcally all o f porters wlH certainly be loudly 1956 PON’n A C . $175, Good ' ‘T don’t like this kind of qualifiers in the Central dtvi- enthusiastic over defeating a Women, 175 and over singles, quarterback.” b'en this year. Lance runs with Ejsipeciafly not Faulkner and BIDWELL HOME Improvement I tee up I’m expected to slon meet at New Haven, fin­ the MiaiiJCihesteT t^Iigh tilt. tires, new brakes, good run-, WOULD YOU be interested in eodstonoe. My family Is too It’s not the best siituation, bigger opponent. 450 and better triples; Oilldren, Well, iet'a look. In the NFL, the speed of a 9.6 sprinter. He Bwbank. Jack's B-oncos wal­ Company — Roofing, siding, al­ win. Believe me this is a ishing ahead of Notre Dame of Automobiles For Sale 4 ning condition. 643-8871. , helping me care for my three tremendous st-raln on a Important to me. I’m dcA- but it's adequate. Both events When the sohooOs are more 175 and over singles and 4.50 they’ve recently discovered Y. 'has infallible hands, loped them. 50-34, for the terations, additions and re- Bridgeport, Platt, Bunnell, ana Faulkner used to coach un­ Chargem' lone lo.sx coming to mo Iowa 87. Ohio State 21 JUNIOR GIRIJ4 — Joan Or- tc-^t It ? D a r t in o u t h Coach Boh after ■ the first game I Trailers— •skirt.s. dresses and coats. WOMEN OR GIRLS for pleas­ Advocated by Yastrzemski Houston and Baltimore have Northwestern 28, Michigan 14 thought I liked it. Rut now tons. 312 cu. in. dual ignition. 649,^102. ant telephone work. Salary Tulsa. John Maezuzak of Pitt draft rights to Trull, Baylor’s of 56 while Farmington was a Expert on Interference banetti f27. Kathy Kiismik 128; Most- of lliem can't wait Blackman. "I’d rather .re- Hurst floor shift, Lincoln tran.s-! Mo'iite Home.s 6-.\ and Dave Mathieson of Wash­ distant second with 148. Wind­ EGAD, friends, we’re headed Mich. State 25, Wisconsin 21 Linda Machia 126, Valerie Hue.s- tiirn to the platoon rule I think it’s terrible when plus bonu.x, full or part time. quarter tack, and both the Chi­ for the season to end. you can’t substitute be­ mission' 4:11 rear end. 649- Apply B A R Consumer Rela­ celebrated booboo of the 1963^ the recent exipanaion. And ■with ington State. ' All have been cago Bears and Denver have sor High and Penney of East for another exciting weekend of Ba>(fllng Green 27, Miami (O.) tis 132, Nancy Webb 132-349. They’re hoping the rule can than free substitution. We 8695 after 6 p.rh. y 1956 GREAT LAKES Travel By EARL YOST tween first and fourth Moxing—Trucking— tions' 349 E. Center St. series, still feiels his club is the new clubs on the West Coast drafted In both leagues under first pick at Mathieson, another Hartford, only teams from this football. 19 be changed over the winter. haven’t , been able to use as Trailer. 18 ft., sleep.s 5. e.xcel- Storape 20' Shorter playing sched­ best in baseball and the Yanks it means more travel and a the provision that permits prior quarterback. It will be St. Louis area to compete, finished 10th The Big 10 standings are due Air Force 28, Army 21 HI-LOWS — Joan Konar.skl man.v players this season as down.” i960 FIAT, good ^diticBi, 35 lent condition. Mu.st be seen. Notra Dame 21, Navy 14 Their comihents on the nile Bob Clifford of Vermont ____ ------e m b r o id e r y — Experienced would do all right In the Na­ hardship on trying to keep nor­ picking of athletes whose class and Sab Diego after Fracebia, and 11th respectively. for a shakeup as all 10 teams 226-524, Pat Turkirigton ISO- range from “ poor” or “ con­ xve did last year.” miles per gallon. C?11 649-4055, 742-7442. MANCHESTER Delivery. Light bonaz ipachine operator or ex­ ule. . . . Kidding about the already has graduated. Penn State 29, Maryland 12 minced no words. "I de­ thrown ball he missed in tional League. mal living conditions the bril­ Alabama’s running tack. Kan­ engage in Intraleague warfare. 493. fusing” to “terrible” or "a Dr. Eddie .Anderson, after 6. | trucking and package dellv’ery. perienced power sewing ma- liant Red Sox outfielder said. There should be some fren­ sas City and San Francisco 'will EB'sewhere, such traditional Syracuse 10, Pittsbnrgh 7 coach of Holy Cross, spise if,” he sold. “I’ve Little Jaxdde Farrell, laid low Rube Goldberg situation.” 1960'/2 f o r d Starliner,'’ auto-j Refrigerators. washers and chine operator to learn em- the fourth and final game As could be expected, Pepi­ zied bidding for Liske, Penn be bidding for Maezuzak, Pitt’s foes as Louisiana State, and Iowa St. 30, Oklahoma St. 6 silent every game in a run­ Auto Driving School 7-A by a mild heart attack before JUNIOR BOYS -Terry Kelly Under the new rule. Im­ tennexl the nexv rule "too ning conversation with the malic, power .steering and' stove moving .spepiehy- Folding broiderlng. Apply MechaniO of the World Series. . . . tone, like Yastrzemski a mem­ State’s passing quarterback. He tine tackle. Sports Briefs Mississippi. Missouri and Ne­ Kansas 16, Kansas St. 18 confusing.” chairs for rent.^49-0752. Overall o»Service. 289-3421. the Yankee collapse in the se­ Texas 17, 8. Methodist 11 126-129, George Cochran. 125, posed by the NCA.\ this officials on xvhen w-e' oan brakes, new tires, white, very And stories behind the ber of the A.L. All-Star team, has been picked by the Phila­ braska and Florida and Auburn Tom Rufini 129-132-347. Doug season, free substitution "W’e’re using time-outs to LARSON’S — Cjonnecticut’s first ries, regaled a capacity crowd Nebraska 13, Missouri 8 send players in and how clean, save at $1,060. 644-1,819. 1 licensed driving school, tra’.ned, WAITRESS for part-time work, Bcene at Yankee Stadium ■was of over 400 with his always was the butt of numerous cc«n- delphia Eagles and the New If Houston keeps on winning MEBJUWELL FINISH are scheduled to bump heads. Zaccaro 356, Frank Rinaldi 136 ■ can he employed only on substitute and Ihe.v’ve re-’’ York Jets. With the Eagles in a in the AFL, won’t Billy Cjannon And a spanking new traditional Oklahoma 30, Colorado 8 many. 'The officials don’t certified and approved, now | Paintinp— Paporinp 21 afternoons through early eve­ topics of speakers on the sixth amusing anecdotes collected menta about the missed ball NEW YORK (AP) — The Sfc 340. second or thlrlt down dur­ duoed them to four (each like It either.” 1962 GREEN Volkswagen American Football FLINT, Mich (A P)—It may UConn 20, New Hampshire 14 prote<-ted.” FULL TRAINING SHOVELING SNOW USING THE ^ than when he was boxing pro­ rais passing and Knute Rockne ■When you get into the mod­ Said John Mel>aughry of BIG, BIG SELECTION Inc., offices, classroom located NEW GAME for Manchester League. A1 Davis, Oakland coach-gen­ take a wliile for EJddie Oot-ton receiving, little-known Notre Hamilton 86, Wesleyan 8 tory. Manche.ster Parkade. lower PROVIDED fessionally—^believe it or not— ■to get a (hack at the world, erns you li-st Eddie Shore, Bill I So Ho\ve, the celebrated right Broxx'n: “It’s a Rube Gold­ Herald customers. You buy the Ralph Wilson, Buffalo owner eral manager, claims Keith Lin­ Dae routed the heavily favored Cook, Howie Morenz, Milt ; level. Beginner.s. older, nerv­ Outgoing personality, initia­ has a 101 stories and he left who has been free with his coln, San Diego fullback, is a light heavyweight champion­ I wing and captain, scored on berg- situation havijig dif­ paint, you name your price — Army eleven. 35-13—hak-kaff! Schmidt, Syl Apps and then ous students, our specialty. ' we do vour painting. 649-7863. tive, and enthusiasm neces­ abo\it one quarter that number check book, has both Simmons, “ better runner, better blocker ship. But the quiet S ettle fight­ ! two fast power plays within ferent rules for different 1962 Cadillac Sedan 'with air Teen-age driver’s education sary, Good education (but SCLF-PHOPCLLED S n O-TH r O But back to the present! I pre­ ' the. fiery Maurice Richard. doxvns. I favor the one- with the excellent and most re­ the Tulsa end, and Rosdahl, and better receiver” than Ron­ er will take the title in pieces dict the Falcons will soar to a ! less than eight minute.s foi- conditioning _ course. State certified. 649-7398. 875-8401' not nece.ssarily.' college de­ ceptive audience. Penn State’s Injured tackle, on nie Bull of the Chicago Bears if he has to. Cotton, ranked 28-21 victory over the Cadets in Blit Itnowledgeable hockey j what turned out to be the win- platoon rule of a fexv years gree), or business experi­ people who remember way bock.” 1962 Oldsmobile 88 Static*! Wag- ipo ’DRIVE — Special OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low One of Features his list. Simmons was drafted I in the rival NFT, . . . Hugh the No. 1 contender to World Chicago Soldiers Field. I ning margin. price. No job too big or too ence required. For appoint­ )>ack agree that Gordon Howe, One of the few supjplort-. attention to nervous and elder-, • 4 FORWARD SPEEDSI One of the night’s features, by Green Bay in the NBT, and Campbell, Washington State’s Boxing Association champion My card for this Saturday in­ Musial of Hockey small. Call now, 649-0726. ment call as alw^ays, was the backdrop, Rosdahl by San B’rancisco. i great pass catcher who was cut Willie Paatrano, won the Michi­ In hiz 18th season with the De-. ers of the nexv rule Is Joe ly. Classroom for teen-agers. - cr cludes not one but three start­ I The soft-spoken Howe has Zabilski of Northeastern. 1962 Pontiac Bonnexllle Vista • POWER REVERSE! behind the head table, the virork Just for the record, the N o., by the 49ers, has made it big gan version of the world title ling upsets. In the East, it will troit Red Wings, is the great­ done things that way since he Pickup service. Day or evening LIBERTY MUTUAL of Fran Aldrich. The names 1 drafts o f last-year were Terry with the Saskatchewan Rough- with a unanimous decision over be Syracuse over Pittsburgh. In est performer in the long his­ "I reall.v Ukir It,” he said. 1962 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop lessons. Reasonable rates. | Electrical Senices 22 first came to Detroit as an 18-' “ I’ve found that I’ve been Sedan j Manchester Driving A cadem y.______—- INSURANCE CO. were emblazoned on the wall Baker of Oregon State by Los riders of the Canadian League sixth-ranked Hen-ry Hank of the Midwest, Michigan State tory of the glistening game. year-old out of Floral, Sas­ Angeles in the NFL and Jimiusj . . . Kyle Rote Jr., son of the Detroit last night. able to get more players in *M'42-7249. 1 FREE ESTIMATES. Prompt Mrs. Hawliins 84S-11#1 \vhloh Inriuded the official om- will take the measure of Wis­ Gordie Howe, now a gray­ katchewan. He takes things in 1962 Oldsmobile Jetflre Sport blema of the Yankees and Red Buchanan of Grambling by Kan- Giants’ tackfield coach and for consin, 25-21. And down south, ing 85. didn’t have to break the game. Sometimes it’s service on all types of elec long strides while doing what neoessaiy to be charged Coupe trical wiring. Licensed and im Sox. sas CSty In the AFL. Baker may ! mer star, ran 76 yards for a TD IVY BACK OF WEEK favored Auburn will fall before Rocket Richard’s all-time Na- comes naturally and In either Garage— Service Bari Yost, .-iports editor of emerge from the bench as No. in the Scarsdale, N.Y., Intra- NEW YORK (AP)—Quarter, tlonal Hockey League career with a time-out, but we’x'e sured. Wilson Electrical Co,, OLAN MILLS needs two ladies Florida, 18-16--har-rumph! direction. Strictly a team man adjusted to It.” 1968 Tempest Lemans V-8, Storage 10 Manchester, 649-4817. Glaston­ The • Herald, was toastmaster. 2 man to Roman Gabriel now mural league last week. beck Bill Humeniik of Harvard, Now go on with the forecast, \ record of 544 goals to be so con- standard .shift for temporary telephone work he is the Stanley Musial of “Either go all the xx'ay bury, 643-1388. at downtown Manchester of­ Dave Spencer, master of Man­ who won a starting berth last minols 22, Purdue 14 ’ etderred, hockey. He kf as popular off the GARAGE FOR BOAT, storage weekend. Is the latest 1%^ back to fiw substitution.” 1961 Ford Country Squire fice. Work either 9 a m.-5 p.m., chester Lodge, spoke briefly as Minnesota 14, Indiana 9 . At the pre-All-Star Game ice as he is with everybody but offered .John Y’ovicsln of or car. $7. (Jooper Hill St., ! did John Von Dwk Jr., general League Back of the Week. The Floor Finishing 21 or 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Starting pay Badminton Figure Forgie dinner at the Royal York Ho- opponents on it; Harvard, “ or have a very 1961 Chevrolet, 6-cylinder, Manchester. Gla.stonbury 633- $1.25 per hour. Call Mr. Fine- chairman. Phll^elphla senior led the tel'ln Toronto, Punch Imlach of Howe, tremendously strong 9057 after 5:30. Ortanson to an upset-17-18 vic­ limited substitution. This standard shift FLOOR SANDING and re- out, 643-1571. ' ______Autographed baseballs and the Staifley Oip-winning Maple at an even-six feet and slightly way doean’t accomplish official Yankee Year Books tory over Dartmouth last Sat­ Leafs eaid: “We have a little 1960 Plymouth Fury V-8, 4-door 1.000 SQUARE FEET of space finishing- (specializing in old­ PLEASANT WOMAN, neat and Back with Ice Capade Cast urday, conpleting eight of 12 I more than 200 pounds, nevei’ anything.” ax'ailable for rent, south side er floors). Painting. Ceilings. were distributed to all young­ SKI PARKAS center, Dave Keen, who in my I was particularly concerned of good character , to work sters. passes for 99 yards and one 1958 (^ illa c Convertible of railroad tracks, off Main Paperhanging. No job too ■ opinion is the best player in about cracking Richard’s scor- small. John Verfallle, 649-6750. lunches. Apply in parson. Treat A roast beef dinner was pre­ toocMown. hookey today. He’s extremely Street, reasonable rent. J. D. Shoppe, Hartford Road. Baseball has Ita Mickey Man-O Monday, Nov. 26. Ttiere -will be ORIGINAL I ing record, which a lot of hock­ Delaware Holds Realty, 643-5129. Ekuiy Terms 6 HP__ 0S1B.5O pared by Chapman Court. Order nightly shows Monday through fast, a veritaJble will-o’-the- ^ of Amaranth-and served by the tie golf has Ha Arnold Palmer. HALL CLOSING IN ey people believed out of reach, OVElt40 CARS! Available S'/, HP__ *254.50 Friday at 8 and Saturday at 9 wiep.” t He knew that would come in Unanimous Spot STORAGE SPACE, about 2.000 Musical—Dramatic 29 , Rainbow Girls. iMsketball has Its Bill Russell p.m„ also matinees 'niursday NEW YORK (A P )—Brown WOOLRICH YOU SHOULD SEE Boiphomore Bc(b Hall is close be­ "I’d call our Bobby Hull the time. He is deceptively fast, sq. ft. Gu.s' Schaller, 352 Wood­ and badminton has its "Big” (Thaitiugiving Day) at 3 pjn. top player of the period,” re­ OUR GRAND SELECmON! land Street, Manchester. 643- VOCAL INSTRUCTION in your SIve up alt-winter back strain — get an Ariana name as well. He’s Hugh FVw- hind Columbia’s Archie Roberts works like a well-oiled trans­ NEW YORK (AP) Delaware home or my studio. Children, and Saturday and Sunday at SKIMEISTERS marked Billy Reay, new coach mission, going into different 4597 or 525-7975. Septic Tanks SNO-THRO— chotca of 6 h.p. or 3>/4 H-p. modalsl Last Night’s Fights gie, balding veteran bird chas­ 1:30 and 5:80 pjn. in both total derfense and paas- remains a unanimous choice for adult.s. Instnictor trained at of the Chicago Black Hawks gears without a break. AND Quicidy and easily dear any snow, throw R up er, who’s been a profestoonal In Ms 20 yean as a pro bad­ iag In the Ivy League. Fig­ Machine washable, weather first place in balloting for the GARAGE FOR RENT, 30 Lau­ Oberlin. 649-7786. ures ahow Rc/berta 587 who played with The Rocket 1 "There is nothing extraordi­ to 30* away bi any diracUon through 240* re* PUNT, M&ch.—Eddie Cotton. badminfbon star fer more than minton player, Bhiigle haa resistant fabric. Ridhard and the Montreal Ca- Lambert Cup this week, with SCRANTON MOTORS, rel St., $5 per month. Call Plugged Sewers 172t4, Seattle, outpointed 30 years and |b currently peared before 30 mllUon pc yards gained in four games ART TEDFORD nary about goals,” he said. unbeaten, untied Northeastern 643-4884. PIANO (classical or popular) i voiving Sno-Chute. It’s powerful and dapandabit. compared with 572 for Hall, Well-known local barber nadlens. "After all, I’m paid to score and •violin lessons in your home Henry Hank, 175,- Detroit, 15. smacking the elusive badminton and Mb ridlls have also btan GO&v^'xE liOVvE in the runnerup spot. , INC. Reel mower and lawn vacuum attachments bird all over the ice in the all Roberta haa passed for 508 will be pleased to greet Sid Ahel, manager-coach of them. But It’s special to last The Blue Hens (5-0) received or our studio. Call 742-7425. Machine Cleaned, Cotton won Michigan version of witnessed by more than 100 $^g.95 to $2^.95 tlM Red Wings. Ju»t emlled. He availabia for 6 h.p. models with ratchet drive. world llghfeJiea'vywelght cham­ new 24th edRlon of Ice Oa- mUlion TV viewers. yards, 103 more than Hell has friends now at "The nltimato player” 20 seasons in the National all eight first place votes as the 166 UNION ST. R0(3CVILLE Business Services Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, padea. accounted tor in the air. THE NEW didn’t have to say a word. Hockey Leagpie. Only Dlt Clap­ outstanding small college team Offered 13 ConM in soon for full detallsl pionship. BV)rgie started Ms q;wrU' ca- ’ Everybody knew what he xx^ 876-2521 643-0216 Bonds— Stocks— Sewer Lines Installed— Cel­ raer as a hockey player in his president and general manager per did that. It’s a real accom­ in the East. lar Waterproofing Done. NEW YORK — Vince Shomo, Fotgie and his ourvaceoua MAIN ■ thinking and then the other SHARPENING Service - Saws, Mortgages 31 CO. 149, New York, outpointed An­ partner, Shirley Miarle, who naiti've Brantford, Onitaxto, and of the Nerw York-Rangers. plishment and I decided many Coast Guard, New England’s coaches started to laugh. years ago that this would )je other undefeated, untied team, knives, axes, shears, skates, CAPITOL EQUIPMENT INC./ tonio Maricci-lla, 14'7,' Newark, have just returned from a fl'Ve- whiie touring the U.8. with the RARBER SHOP Praise from Patrick A band blared and a spotlight SECOND MORTGAGES —- IJn amlrirr hookey team from Brant­ Other Sports McBRIDFS my objective.” is fourth, while Amherst (4-1) rotary blades. Quick service. McK i n n e y b r o s . N. J., 8. ywar Ehiropean tour, may be 701 Main Street “Everybody who ever played was on Howe as .Clarence Capitol Equipment Co., 38 limited funds available for seci» HOUSTON — Rip Randall, seen at the Bastani States Cbli- ford deotded that there were Campbell, league president, By that .time Gordie Howe, is sixth, Maine (4-2) is, seventh, 1968 FORD.’ Fastback, Hardtop, ond mortgages, payments toi Sewerage Disposal Co. 38 MAIN ST. — 643-7958 SPORT SPOT (Between Bralnard Plaee , with or against Gordie Howe .full -'guarantee, $2,390^ cash pr Main St., Manchester. Hours .149^, Houaton, outpointed seum, West gpringflald, when aiifiHlinit poaattMtlaa for a nat- and BiaseU S t) preeentqjJ. Gordie the Great-with the ultimate hockey player, Bowdoln (4-1) /eighth and Ver­ dally 7-6. Thursday 7-9. Batur- ] eutt your tadjet.budget. Expedient 1SO-1S0 Pearl 8t-~«*S-W M Page 19 k n o ^ he is the greaUst.” com- mont (6-1) tied for ninth ■wltii trade, low monthly payments. Frankie Ramirea, 148%, Lm loe Oapades opans ttu n for a UMl _jgtM ta to avaka good to M f Oaitoar 8*^-848-8747 8 A.M. to 6 PAL two trc^itiee won loet eeason. really wHl have rewritten tlw day T-4. 848-7958. *’ service. J. D. Real^, 648-8129. Itoa ■totato ^ BMuted Muzz P atri^, the tois Busquebaima. Rudy, 38S-«231. " Angelea, 10. merj defWieeinan ypM le vlee One wee the Hart Trtphy ae record book. ,1.'

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PAGE T W | :INTY THREE MANCHESI’ER e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1963 MANCHES'fER EVENENG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1963 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Houses For Sale .72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses. For Sale 72 Farms For Sale . 76 Americus, Go, Houses For Sale 72 Houses .For S^le 72 THE FARMER'S DREAM — THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN $18,900 -*- Clean 8-hedroom BEAUTIFUL SEMI-RANCH — MAN<3HESTER — Centrally lo­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A Household Goods 51 cated, all conveniences, 6-room Beautiful, large farm, Bolton Help Wanted— Female 35 BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 MANCHESTER — 7 K»m older, Ranch, walk-out cellar, large 6 rooms, 2 baths, beautiful home, oil hot water heat, 2- lot, view, near school, a real heated rec room, flreplaced (Jape, 1% baths, double over­ area. Will be shown by ap­ I Racial Drive Reaches CHRISTMAS TIME means big LIVING ROOM SET, 2 pieces. Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, pointment. Property Includes Harvard toast, excellent con­ car garage, 8 extra building buy. Carlton W. Hutchins, living room, new wall-to-wall size garage, - .patio with roof, profits for Avon Representa­ B ut OUTSIDE THE COURTROOM,WHERE formal dining room, well cab- home, bam and considerable dition. $126. 644-1660. CLAPTRAP PULLS JURV DUTV Ineted kitchen, Uving room lots of record, $16,400 complete. Realtor, 649-6183. carpeting including hallways, aJumimun siding, beautiful ^ * m tives. Women like to shop for HE TOSSES .THE OOUGH AROUND WITH A HIS OWHIHOOLA IS INVOLVED- Philbrick Agency, 640-8464. - "7------dlsh'washer, new aluminum landscaping, awnings. Make us acreage. In clear land. Fred­ »l Oosmetics, Toiletries and our EXECUTIVE with fireplace, garage, deep erick M. Gaal, Broker, 648- WROUGHT IRON TABLE with GENEROUS MITT- wooded lot, $17,600. Robert Wol- a'wnings, 3 blocks from Main an offer. Schw ab Realtor, South’s Rural Towns New gift products in their gla.ss top, 6 chairs. Tel. 649- MANCHESTER — Neat as a pin St. Just move in—-no remod­ 236-1241, Dunn, 233-7894. 2682, 643-0281. homes. This is the ideal part HIND SIR, IF SCRAM,DEA0BEATf verton Agency, Rea\tor, 649- 4 room ranch, close to all con­ SALES TRAINEE 3595. ______TH£ GlW STUBBED HiS TOE GETTING VOU COULD VATHINR I’M SANTA 2818. WEST SIDE eling necessary. $19,900. Call time earnings opportunity for veniences, deep wooded lot, oil owner, 649-6661. «. 77 WEAVER ROAD, Green AMERICUS, Ga. (AP) — Ra-^lnclutie public facilities and prl- women who need extra money. OFF THE BUB, WON’T MET SO THE BUS SPARE ONE CLAUS? DIMES OONT, heat. Aluminum combinations, Manor. 5V4-room Ranch, newly Wanted— Real Estate 77 vately o^vned accommodations MAGIC CHEF table top gas COMPANY’S GOTTA PAl/UP.'I VOTE 10 clal conflict smashed the sleepy Gan 289-4922. stove for .sale. Also, andirons. THIN OIME- GROW ON TREES?, $11,700. Robert Wolverton Brick Cape, 8 rooms com­ EXECUTIVE’S DREAM — 6 parted outside, priced at calm of this southwejit Georgia for the public. He also said he AWARD THE plaintiff ♦ 10,000.' Call 649-6237. ____ Agency, Realtor, •46-2813. plete, ll^ving room fireplace, room Ranch home, landscaped, $14,900 to settle SOI estate. For WANTED — B-zone lot. Call town when Negroes set out four was considering a suit against STEADY, year 'round employ­ Arc you a college graduate? no: -make THAT newer 14x20 foot garage, 40 acres, xx>nd, plus additional appointment telephone 649- what he called police brutality ment, full or part-time. Call BOLTON MUST SELL 649-4261. months ago to use the front door Or, have you had some suc­ G.E. REFRIGERATOR, excel­ VERNON — tARGB custom 6 quiet street. Only $14,000. concrete building 60x60 avail 4234. of the segregated movie theater. and intimidation. 644-8980 before 1 p.m. cess In' the sales field? If lent condition, $35. Call 643- room Ranch, huge recreation able for rural warehousing prO' It was voter registration that so, we have a real oppor-. The winds of racial unrest that 9270. room, cast iron radiation, 2- duce stoi^e, $27,500. (Jontact buffeted the nation last summer built up the momentum for MATURE WOMAN Interested tunity and a real challenge.r Owners Just Retired — car garage, hillside setting. Lots For Sale 73 in motel work, typing, book­ WARREN E. HOWLAND Frederick M. Gaal, Broker, BUYING OR SELLING had swept into tightly segregat- marching. Our representatives are a* G^OD QUALITY Gold Bond Hayes Agency, 648-4808. 643-2682, 648-0281. Volunteer Student Nonviolent keeping experience necessary, group of very .successful full-size mattress and box- Florida Bound TWO BUILDING lots, prime lo­ niral Georgia. knowledge of transcript and Realtor ‘Handling of Bolton Homes Coordinating (Jommittee work­ - men earning In the middle 5 .spring, like new, $40. Al.so, duo- BOLTON — NEAT, expandable VERNON — 6H-room expand­ cation, city utilities. Philbrick A Specialty” ting of the theater and ers moved in last January. a^tchboard helpful. Neat ap­ figures. Can you qualify? control electric blanket, $8. Large custom 8 room ranch, ranch of 6% rooms, breezeway Agency, 649-8464. street 'im^ches that produced pearing, able to meet public. $60 Main St. ets-iios able Ranch, 1% acres land, 2- Partly due to their efforts, Ne­ Inten.sive training with .sal­ Call 649-7287. 2-car garage, 14x24 living and garage. Full light base­ car garage, fireplace, full cel­ violence weraniet with arrests gro voters have Increased in Contact Mr, Jamieson. Conn. ary and commi.ssion bonus. room with fireplace, 12x18 ment, lot 100x250. Good loca­ lar, oil heat. Additional 10 FREDERICK M. GAAL and a powerfub^tjew weapon- Motor Lodge, Wilbur Cross USEO s o f a and two chairs, up­ WYLLYS STREET — 240 foot charges agalnst'\Jntegration Sumter County by more than 200 Please contact' W. Ray kitchen, formal dining room, tion. An excellent buy for only acres may be purchased, $16.- in the past year. Parkway, Exit *4. Hutch & Associates. Aetna holstering in good condition, $15,900. 'T. J. Crockett, Realtor, frontage, 643-7444. BROKER leaders of trying tf>''«tarl a springs need repair. Complete, large level lot, trees, ame- CONCORD RD. — Beautiful 800. Robert Wolverton Agency, There now are about 700 Ne­ Life Insurance Co., 273-2313. slte drive, nice residential 643-1677. ranch, large living room, form­ Realtor, 649-2818. revolt against the governiriept, gro voters, about 6.(X)0 whl^e $50. Phone 742-7228. section. Only $19,500. 643-2682 — 643-0281 an offen.se punishable by dea MANCHESTER — $2,600 as­ al dining room, c^inet kitchen, WCXJDBD BUILDINa lot. 166X' ters. UNIVERSAL Electric Stove, 2 bedrooms, recreation room, 420, $8,200. 648-8887. Demonstrations stopped. larnum said there are some sumes $108 per month. 6 room White officials, momentarily EXECUTIVE- apartment size, very good con­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO Cape, close to everything. landscaped yard. Marion E. difficulties but that evefi so Ne­ dition. $75. 649-8462. Robertson, Realtor, 648-6968. Bolton Vicinity at least, breathed easier. The groes can Register here. Neatly shrubbed, oil hot water Mrs. Abram Sangrey, snack Integration drive in Americus, Situations Wanted— Realtor 643-2766 heat, aluminum combinations, Bolton bar; Mrs. Stanley Nichols Jr., There were Tio/ne signs that SECRETARY FOR SALE — Universal Elec­ SEVEN ROOM spacious home Us 15,000 population split about Americus might l eventually Female 38 tric Stove. 3 burners and deep clean as a whistle Inside and in Manchester on quiet street, usisd Jewelry; Mrs. Arendt, Ver­ Charles Nicholson 742-8884 out. Robert Wolverton Agency. equally between white and Ne- work out its problems. Tbs well, excellent condition, $40. 4 bedrooms, enclosM porch, 2- $9,900 mont cheese. There will be pen­ gro, was the second in south- ] A very attractive position Realtor, 649-2813. white ministerial association re­ GENERAL OFFICE WORK — Call 649-1169. car garage, asking $10,800. Out Finance Unit ny candy and a grab bag for west Georgia. The first, a year­ cently asked the Chamber of with excellent salary is Excellent typist. PBX experi­ ot state owner wants offers. children. Work meetings are long strufgle in nearby Albany, availaMe for a mature- SMORTCH $8,600 — WELL KEPT 5% room Commerce to create a btraclal ence. Have transportation. Call BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN Phlltolok Agency, 649-6464. Privacy — Lake Privileges being held on Wednesdays and failed. V minded individual who can 875-3173 anytime after 6. TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! ranch, 8 bedrooms, attractive committee. NON-DEVELOPMENT RANCH dining area, suburban. Owner 6-room home, oil hot water Names Riley Fridays. Cracking of racial barriers In “ What the hell for?” asked a qualify as an executive sec­ 1, 2. or 3 YEARS TO PAY 3 bedrooms, 23’ living room BOL/TON—Brookfield Rd. Cus­ baseboard heat, paneled liv­ Briefs chamber director. The proposal retary. Must have a pleas­ “ SUPER DELUXE” anxious. Carlton W. Hutchins, Americus would hit at the heart with fireplace, completed reC' tom built 6% room Ranch, ideal ing room with, fireplace, 2- Mrs. James Klar, chairman wets tabled. ant personality, neat ap­ IRONING DONE in my home. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Apartments— Flats— Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 Realtor, 649-5132. neighborhood for children, 4 of the white South's resistance, Tel. 649-4011. reatlon room, excellent con car garage, % acre treed To Vacancy of the Girl Scout finance drive, at the grassroots of segregation. Chamber of (Jommeroe assist­ pearance, superior typing All 100% Guaranteed Tenements 63 MANCHESTER—6 room Coloni­ ditlon, recently redecorated, MANCHESTER — Modem Cape bemtwms, ample cabinets arid lot, quick occupancy, $1,100 has expressed her thanka to and stenographic skills, and NICE FOUR ROOM CAPE—In While they may not, be aware ance subsequently was given to ONLY $433 al, 3 generous sunny bedrooms, $16,900. Philbrick'Agency, 649- on quiet side street. Near closets, natural woodwork, cswh, aseume $86.68 month­ the solioltoTS and oontribU'torB creation of an industrial corpo­ an ability to pandle a varie- $14.08 DOWN FIVE-ROOM Apartment, sec­ good condition, stove refriger­ plaster walls, patio, tool shed, WUUam P. Riley Jr. of Carter of the broader significance of Dors—Birds—Pets 41 ator and washing machine fur­ bathp, beautiful kitchen 8464. schort, bus. '1% baths, fire­ ly payments. who made the drive a sucoeas. ration headed by Negroes con­ t j of oonfldentia] assign- $14,08 MONTH ond floor, 62 Porter St., $110. place, aluminum combinations. smeslte drive, alumlmun com­ 8L was unanimously elected by Americus, the white townspeo­ menla tor a top executive. nished, garage, large lot. Will with built-in oven, range and The Bolton quota was $500; the ple have no intention of allow­ cerned about their gro-wlng un­ PROFESSIONAL Trimming, — JUST LOOK — Call after 6. 649-7925. dishwasher.. Loads of birch BOWERS SCHOOL — Brick Bel Air Real Estate, •43-9332. binations. Lot 160x200, $17,900. the board of finance last night employment In this predomi­ A knowledge of legal term- — YOU GET — lease to responsible party. Cape, 6 finished rooms, full final total collected was $527.33. ing Integration to take place bathing, all breeds. Poodle cabinets. Living room with al­ Original owner 649-6370. to fill the vacancy created by The 4-H Yam Doodlers ■will nantly agricultural area. bMlogy Is desirable. 16-PIECE BEDROOM FOUR or five-room cold flat, Adults preferred. S. A. Beech- shed dormer, fireplace, garage, VERNON — LIKE new • room LAWRENCE F. FIANO the resignation of First Select­ here. specialist. It costs no more to ler. Agent. 643-6969. most new wall-to-wall. Fire­ be attending a conference at However, a white Protestant have the best In professional 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM garage, on bus line, near shade trees, immediate occu­ L-shape brick ranch, mani­ WADDELX. SCaiOOL AREA— man Richard Moira. •I don't think Americus la school, church and shopping place. Pull finished rec room. con- Immaculate 6-room Oape which Realtor 648-2766 UOcam Saturday on the oppor- minister, asking that his name IMa posMion is in the Hart- conditioning. 649-9793, 649-0500. 12-PIECE KITCHEN ANDOVER LAKE — Complete­ pancy, $15,900. Philbrick Agen­ cured grounds, sparkling After a short discussion, going to take any integration," — PLUS — center. 849-0351, 289-6644. Oversize 2-car garage. Pur­ ditlon.. Under $20,000. Hisyez features finished rec room, 2 t-unitles a-vailabie to 4-H mem­ be withheld, said, “ Don't think Ibrd asea with a well-estab- ly furnished two year old 8- chase of this beautiful home cy, 649-8464. Riley was chosen from a field A amail passerby stops to view the window poinlti^ of said Sheriff Fred B. Chappell. THREE LOVING BOYS, 7 ELECTRIC Agency, 643-4803. full baths, aluminum combina­ Obarles Nicholson 742-6864 of five candidates because of bers. They will be guests for Sheryl Spain and Sharen (Janvpbell at the Sherwln-Wmiama •GaTi;;'.- b, j b.® " ■■ M ied, nationally - known EXTRA LARGE 3 'i - room room ranch, $150 monthly. J. made easy by owner who will $14,600—One floor, 6 attractive tions, fenced-in treed yard, all lunch at the university and will company. Working condi­ weeks old, AKC black minia­ REFRIGERATOR D. Realty, 843-5129. his training in accounting and Paint Store on Park Pi. The window art shared first place any more trouble,' ture poodles; sliver litter al.so, TV SET Apartment, heat, hot water, ap­ take smaller home or 2-famlly rooms, expandable second this for only $600 down. Carl attend me football game In the Chappell and other officials What will happen in Amerl- tions are far above average pliances, parking. Adults. in trade. Robert Wolverton data processing, especially honors with a painting ait Ladd and Hall ^done by Vliota. .Call 849-6202 or 643-7116, AND COMB. RANGE . THREE ^BEDROOM Single floor. Immaculate condition. Zinsser, 64S-0088. Howard Real­ since the town has adopted afternoon. Mrs. Edward John­ Sdhitatz. (Herald photo by Freeman). based their hopes on the Jailing and include pleasant well­ Available November 1. 649- Agency, Realltors, 649-2813. Attached garage. Beautiful COLUMBIA ^ ty Co., 382-6276. TOLLAND — SH-ioom Ranch son, le^er, Patricia (Jlark and I think there’s hope of work­ decorated offices. In addi­ Free Delivery In Conn. House, ejTcellent condition, cen­ data processing procedures. of four youths charged with AKC registered miniature .sil­ Free Set-Up By Our Men 6750. trally located, reasonable, treed lot. Near bus. Bowers newly painted Inside and out Rdbert Ootoum will accompany attempting to Incite Insurrec­ ing this out.” said Bamum. "I tion to the excellent salary, ver French poodles for sale. BOLTON — 6-room Ranch with Riley, a scheduler with think it’s going to be hard but Free Service By Experts adults. Phone 643-6572, 7-9 School. Carlton W. Hutchins. Enjoy the lake year 'round. oil heat, large lot, ideal spot SPAN Data Processing Center the girls tion. This had effectively taken wMoh Is subject to periodic Call 742-6386. NEW FOUR-ROOM Apartment, breezeway and garage. Alum­ for children. Must be quick Hebron Rockville-V ernon there are enough (Jhristian peo­ Free Storage Until Wanted stove, refrigerator. Inquire 153 p.m.. Realtor, 649-5132. 8-year-old Garrison Colonial in Hartford, came Into that (Jub Scout Pack 73 will meet the Integration leaders out of review, there are liberal inum storms and screens. AL sale. Moke an offer. (Jail 876' tonight from 7 to 8 at the ple here to work It out.” boapttallxation and other Phone for‘Appointment Wetherell St. overlooking lake, cast Iron company with the National circulation—unless court action SAMUEL AI.BERT SHi-ROOM RANCH. Attached South Windsor JAN DRIVE (Off London Road, radiation, dishwasher, 1V4 tractive, good sized lot. Close 1497 after 6 or 644-8826 any Community Hall. Bobcat PTA Rummage A white businessman of hmem ptans. Poultry and Supplies 43 East Hebron): 8 bedroom to Manchester. Assumable Fire Insurance Co. where he freed them. a fourth-generation Americus Hartford, 247-0358 THREE ROOM Apartment, fur­ gau'age, near schools, churches, baths, fireplaaer enclosed time. was a bookkeeper. He did book­ awards will be made. Each boy Across town tn his office, John If you have no means of large yard, furnished or unfur­ ranch, large living room with breezeway, 2-car garage, 4'^% mortgage. $76 per mc»th must be accompanied by a par­ Two Entries family said, "I wish I knew the BRUNNER'S Fresh Eggs, large nished or unfurnished, reason­ fireplace. Built-In oven and pays everyOilng. Ellsworth JENSEN STREET — Two new keeping and programming with On Sale Nov. 2 Bamum, wealthy Negro morti­ answer. We've been presented Bepiiaa wU be held in one dozen. 45c; live chickens, transportation. I'll send my auto able, parking, adults. New Bol­ nished. Call 644-0601. SAFETY PLUS driven well, ameslte drive, SPAN before becoming a ent to receive a pin. Mrs. Jo­ cian and a persistent force In atrfet confidence. Please for you. No obligation on your counter top range. Recreation $26,900. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- Ranches. 6 rooms, basement seph Dubiel’s den will put on a with a tough problem. We’ve 18c lb. 230 Demlng St., Route ton Road. After 4, 643-6389. FOR RENT—Manchester. 6- room. Large lot. To assume 6930. nuage, built-lns, near High scheduler. Any one having articles to W in Window the Integration drive, was on the got to work It out as best we send complete resume, In- 30, 644-8625. part. He was bom in Hartford and skit entitled "Spooks from Fire telephone trying to mount a new alndiiM salary requlre- THREE-ROOM DUPLEX, gas room Cape, $126 monthly. Call present mortgage $2,700 cash School, Jr. High and Grammar Land.” I tie Cubs will attend donate for the PTA rummage can.” French, Italian, Albanian, Rent option plan. New 8- has been a resident of Bolton attack. •• meRts, to furnace, $70, available Novem­ 649-5994 after 6, or 742-7821 required. Madeline Smith, School, shopping center, Cinerama Nov. 16, leaving sale to be held this week Satur­ He paused. “ But that doesn't Lithuanian, German Spoken 514-room Ranch, 8 bed­ bedroom secluded Ranch, churches, all utilities, FHA fi­ for about 19 years. He Is mar­ Art Contest Bamum was asking a Negro Articles For Sale 45 “ YOU'LL DO BETTER AT” ber 1. Call 843-5773. anytime. Realtor, 649-1642. about 1:15 p.m. Adults are in- day at the Hebron elementary mean integration^’ rooms, 114 baths, fireplace, full acre, near Route 8-A, nancing, easy terms. Builders, ried to Shirley B. Riley, town school .from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.-, mother If her daughter, an hon­ A— F—R—T’—S 86 SCOTT DRIVE — $18,500 garage, fireplace, bullt-lns, BOLTON CENTER treasurer ‘'and clerk of the ■vlted to attend and are needed or student, would BOX i^^HBRALD . DARK, RICH stone-free loam, FOUR-ROOM Apartment, first garage. Large treed set­ Charles Pcmticelll, 649-6644, for transportatlbn. may send or bring them in to A tie for first place was de­ $14. Also, fill, gravel, sand, and 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD floor of 4-famlly house, modem Wanted To Rent 68 Beautiful 8-hedroom Ranch, 2 $14,760. Barney Peterman, 648-2468. board of selectmen. the school, leaving them In the mission to white Gleorgda South OPEN NIGHTS "HLL 9 P.M. ting, child-safe street. Im­ baths, built-lns, nicely land TTie neiw dhainnan, Norman The October voter-making clared by judges of the annual western (Jollege here. An Sqjial Opportanfly stone. 643-8603. cabinet kitchen, tile bath. Ga­ maculate condition. $17,900. Rambling 7-room Ranch session will be held tonight downstairs room, formerly used window pointing owitest. who Rabbi Talks E mptoyac rage. $80 monthly. Call 643- WANTED—Gareige for one car, scaped. Bowers School area with 8 bedrdms, basement, THIRTEEN MILES to Bast Preuss, (h'VUVed the board into as the office of the principal. "We aren’t going to quit,” he SNOW BLOWERS — Ariens, vicinity Foster and Birch. Cal Call Joe Gordon. 649-5306, E. J. Carpenter, Broker, 649 LESSINGER COMPANY Hartford Aircraft, sixteen three sifboominlttees, each from 6 to 8 in Uie fireplace termed selection of the beat said. G.E. ELECTRIC Blanket, $7 6181. attic, 2-car attached ga­ room of the Community Hall. The rummage sale will also in­ ■window “Impoeslbla” Snow Bird, Toro, Moto Mow­ 643-0211. 648-5814, 876-6611, 289-8258. 6051. REALTORS rage, plus a single garage, miles to Hartford—attractive charged with apeclal rospon- clude a food sale, donations for "We have discontinued dem­ takes it. Call 643-6658. •-room Cape, oil heat, large The winners were Sheryl onstrations. I think the good On Judaism VAinUBSS Wanted, rix days, er, and Bolens tractors, parts beautiful setting, big trees, stbUiiUeB (hiring the year. Mrs. which should not be brought to and service. Capitol Equip­ FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT for RELIABLE family of four de MANCHESTER -r No Job to feneed-in jmrd, full price $18,- Mjargsret Thoms and Raymond Manchester Evening Herald Spain and Sharen Campbell for alread'- has been accomplished ID a.m.-S p.m. Inquire Char 21” TELEVISION. Zenith, con- sires 5 or 6-room, first floor finish off basement rec room now vacant. Bolton correspondent, Cleme- school until the day of the sale, their entry at the Sherwln-Wil- ment Co., 88 Main St,., Man­ solette. $50. Call after 3:30, 424 rent. 649-5664. 423-9291 Anytime 200. Alice ClEunpet, Realtor, E. Cooper ■w4M ■work ■with the fi­ Saturday. , ■‘i.. —and the suffering is much too The fkrst in a sertaa of Vec- Brotler, 660 E. Middle flat, centrally located. Cal Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. in this 6-room Cape. First floor •49-4648, eve. 648-7867. well Young, telephone 643-8981. Uams Patnt Co., 28 Park PI., great. It’s too hard to get out chester. Open dally 7-6, Thurs­ W. Middle Tpke.. Apt. 3. down. Dally. • nances of the board of educa­ Letters of appreciation have -tiUres Sit the new Mancfae^ec day 7-9, Saturday 7-4. FIVE-ROOM second floor apart­ 643-0678 after 4:30 p.m. has flreplaced living room, T. J. CROCKETT and Viola Sohatz for her effort of Jail.” kitchen, den and bedroom. Sec­ FORHIST STREEIT — Large 10- tion, M m Doris Perrett and been sent to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Oomammlty OoUege yma held &A8HIBR, booidceeper, stenog- WALNUT Dining Room Set, ment In beautiful Colonial RANCH — 'MC®ERN kitchen, Riley win work on generai gov-^ at the Ladd and Hall Furniture The cUroax cams Aug. 8 when SCREENED LOAM for the home vicinity hospital. Heat, ond floor offers 2 more bed­ large living room with fire­ r e a l t o r —648-U7T room house, 6 bedrooms, 4H liam Llebler and John Baron (Jo., on Union St. First place In police halted more than 2(» Ne­ before a neax-enpexafy audience Mpber, clerk-ty^st, sales china cabinet, buffet, table, 6 Business Property rooms. Aluminum combina­ baths, excellent condition, ideal eminent finances. Thomas C. 20 from Area by the local school board for Ms(k, security receptionist, best in lavms from our screen­ chairs, good condition, $96. hot water, electric ramge, .re­ place, extra large bedrooms, Johnson and Preuss -wtll wxxrk the Junior High S«*ool oon gro marchers. Bricks and other laet ndgirt fav A7. the eroaU audi­ ing plant, Andover - Columbia. frigerator, garage, storm win­ For Sale 70 BARROWS & WALLACE tions. Fenced rear yard. Ells­ m baths, basement finished location. Owner 648-7444. flowers donated by them for the test, a separate division, went mlssUes were thrown. Se-veral torium at Manchester High w lti'sss, dietary maid, sewing Phone 643-1321. worth Mitten Agency, Real­ on the town report and study Get UConn Funds open house evening recently BMchtne operator, assembler, George Grifflng, Inc., 742-7886. dows, Venetian blinds. Adults off into office .and beautiful rec to 'Ihomaa D. Ham to e his policemen were injured; Negro eclwod whdeh seats about 120. only. Must see to appreciate. tors, 643-6930. MANCHB38TER—^7-room Ranch. the fiscal year. held at the new addition at the iMBdiy worker, factory 56 E. Center St., Manchester room, large lot with trees, $19,- HOLLISTER STREET—6-rooitt A letter from the board of drawing at Albert and Larry’s leaders reported 28 Injuries The lecturer. Rabbi Leon MOTOR, % 1>-Pm suitable for 643-7058. 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Colonial, flreplaced . living 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Large More than 240 University of elementary school. The PTA also Beauty Salon in the Trl-Clty trainee. Full-time and part- drainage and pumping. Rea­ Musical Instruments 53 MANCHESTER — Country Club education ad'vislng that it may among the marchers. The sher­ Wind o f Temple Beith Sholom, room, dining room, 8 bed­ family room In knotty pine. Connecticut students have re­ received a thank you note for Shopping area. iff M d there was heavy prop­ time openings. Apply .Conn. sonable offer. 643-4991. FOUR-ROOM modem secortd area. 6-room Colonial Cape, 8 ROCKLEDGE — 8 bedroom L- Double garage. Aluminum need $900 more beca-use of hir­ serving refreshments. discussed “Judaiam, Its Oontri- Sts^ Emploimifent Sendee, 806 THINKING of purcha.sing a HANDOVER 416 Main 8t.; Baat Hartford rooms, kitchen with plenty of ceived a total of $48,332 In In the high school "division, erty damage. butaon to Western CXvlUzatton.” piano or organ .soon? See our floor apartment, oil hot water oversize bedrooms. 16x22 foot ranch, large living room, fire­ cabinet space, garsge, treed storms and screens. Built 1967. ing a full-time custodian and University-administered schol­ Dinner Tickets Main Stn»«t, Manchester. A- FREE WHEELS with snow tires baseboard heat, fireplace, living faom with fireplace part-time physical education second plac4awent to (Jathy Among theee Jailed were b efo re an atidlence oocniposed q< large di.splay of Cable-Nelson place, family kitchen with din­ lot, $18,500. Robert Wolverton Bto lot. Immaculate. Ellswoith arships for the current academ­ Attention Is again called to Hubbard andTJlane Claric, for pubUc service—no fee charged. at regular prices, no down storm windows, Venetian large formal dining room, ga^ ing area. Basement with full Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- teacher was placed on file. Donald Harris, 34, of New Yorit; many adults. In addition to stu­ payment, 6 months to pay. and ■ Everett Pianos, , priced Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. ic year, John Powers, scholar­ the pre-holiday dinner to be their entry at Vernon I>rug; John P*rd6w, 21, of Denver, from $525 delivered. Also Ham­ blinds, beautiful country loca­ Off Route 6, Building for­ rage, tree shaded lot. Robert size windows, garage, private 6980. The board of finance Is anx' served at Phelps Hall Nov. 16, dents oif the ooUege’s oouree In 008MBTICIAN and general Cole's Discount Station, 649- ship-officer reported today. third place was a-warded to Colo., and IWph W. Allen, 22, Htotory 101. ' mond .Organs from $1,040. tion, lO miles east of Manches­ merly occupied by Andover $13,750 — TWO BLOCKS from Wolverton Agency, Realtor, wooded lot, $21,600. Philbrick FOSTER 8TM1BT, So. Wind­ ious to receive all the reports Powers observed that 1,214 sponsored by the Women’s Guild store work. Experienced, 0980. 849-2818. Da-vid Roszczewskl for his ef­ of Melross, Hass. Perdew and In descriOAng Judaism, Helibt pay, part or full time, Used Hammond. $985. Watkims ter, $85. Electric range and re­ Machine A Etching, wired High School, six room cape, Agency, 649-8484. sor: 6 room Split Level. Fire­ FOUR ROOM HOUSE, 44 Dur­ from boaixls and commissions students applied for the 242 of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, frigerator slightly extra. Adults place. Large lot Oarage. A ant Street, good condition, $10,- BO the town report can be forts at Dowdlng, Moriarty and Allen are white. All are mem Wind called It “a faith, a cul- dveris license essential. Ref­ MOTO MOWER snow throwers Hammond Organ & Plano for machine or tool shop, vacant. This will qualifY lor scholarships given. Of the re­ with two- sittings, 5 and 6:30 Rau’s Ellington office In the bers of the Student Nonviolent Studio, 17 Oak Street, Man­ preferred. M3-7056. for sale or lease, very rea­ FHA with minimum down $13,900 — ANOTHER GOOD VERNON CIRCLE Area — good buy at $16,600. Madeline 700. Call 649-1189 between 6-8 printed before the holiday ru9h p.m. Tickets may be obtained ture, a religion, a way of Ufa ' erences. Box D, Herald. at McBride’s Sport Spot. 4t4 BUT, Lenox Street. Six rooms cipients, seven are from Man­ EUmgton Shopping center. He (Joordlnation Committee. Mid a dviUlzaitian in ttself.” h.p. to 6V4 h.p. 639 Center St. chester, 643-5171. sonable. ($400) plus closing ($800). You room ranch, basement garage, Smith, Realtor, 649-1642. p.m. Reports, which -were due Sept chester; 13 others are from from members of the guild. MlUCE cents to add dollars to FOUR-ROOM Tenement with can also get a VA, if you plus enclosed rear porch. Lot fireplace, comblnatlgns, bullt- 15, have'not been received is a student at Ellington High Demonstrators were clubbsd Judaism, he said, dates back C 649-8747. bath, fir.st floor, 11 Vine Street. towns In this area. Members of the Fair Com­ by policemen. Ths committee your budget for Christmas. qualify. T. J. CJrockett, Realtor, affords absolute maximum of lns, very clean. Early occupan­ SPRING STREET — Beautiful BOLTON VICINITY — (Jlrca from the fire department, the mittee are: (Jhairman, Mrs. SchooL to Abraham of the (Md Testa­ Call 742-8180 or 742-7338. privacy, with shrubbery and 6-room ranch, 100-200 lot 2-car flSTiose from Manchester who First place wiiuiers wlH re­ charged that Harris, Perdew ment. a«(d the history of the Call 648-624L______PLAYPEN, car bed, sterilizer, Wearinp Apparel—Furs 57 643-1577. cy. Tongren Agency, 648-6321. 1798. Enormous 10-room (Jolonl- zoning board of appeals, the received awards Include; Henry Parkington; Mrs. Rddh- good condition; also, one 6.70x tress. Close to everything. Just garage, bullt-ln O.D, kitchen, S al on 214 acres, outbuildings, zoning commission, the plan ceive prizes of $10 each, second and Allan wars bsaten. Police JewMi people Is in reality dl- MAN'S HUNTINfe COAT, top- J. D. REALTY SO. WINDSOR — Lovely old 9 bedrooms, VA batbs, aluminum John A. (Jase, 65 Foxcroft ord Eschman; aprons, Mrs. and third place winners will re­ oftiffiala denied the allegations -rtided into distinct periods; TYPIST and general office 16 recapped .snow tire. 643- L 618 CenteriStreet call and start packing. T. J. large center hall with open nlng cammission, the board of Dr., Harry (Jlevelfmd Shewry two work in Purchasing Depart­ coat, car coat, overcoati size FOUR-ROO^ Unheated Apart- THREE FAMILY house, 82 W. CSrockett, Realtor, 648-1577. room Colonial, fireplaces, combinations, $21,400. Robert Rbbert BaUsleper and Mrs. Burt ceive $5 each, and the winner of brutality. the ffinst when the Jews Uved 0898. ment. 643-6016. 643-lfl29 stairway, 9 fireplaces, large tax review, the board Of edU' Scholarship; Raymond P. London; food, Mrs. Hugh Ryan; ment laige electronic manu- 38-40, like new. 649-1976. Center Street. 649-5229, 9-6. Dutch oven, garage, ham, 3 Wolverton .Agency, Realtor, kitchen with fireplace, large of the Junior high school first In a lettar smuggled from his in the Holy Lands and ■the hap­ acres, scenic, irlew. $17,990 cation and the public building Grady, 98 Woodland St., Conn. candy, Mrs. Hedley Hill; dec­ caU, Allen said he and Perdew Caetuitag plant located in Wil- FOUR DOUBLE Pedestal Oak ROCKVILLE — Desirable resi­ •49-2818. trees. Asking $29,600. Lawrence commission. Dairy and Food Sanitarians place award will laceive $5. penings desfxibed in the 0(d .Umantlc. Phone ebUect 423- Desks, various sizes, $20 each. COVENTRY — Just reduced to Hayes Agency,'643-4803. orations, Mrs. Joseph Drew; The Judges decided to award were attacked by a poUceman. Testament were part of their ' Wanted—To Buy 5§ dential area, 6-8 room heated F. Blano, Realtor, 643-2766, 'Closed Session Scholarship: Donald W. Jor­ white elephant, Mrs. Bruce An­ •361, ent. 681, for appointment. Call 649-4539 , 8-5. $12,600. Real value In this 6- MANCHESTER — $ 8 4 ^ ranch, Charles Nicholson. 742-6364. . five honorable mentions. Nam­ “ My head was streaming dally Uvee; and the second apartment, utility room, porch, Bolton Vicinity 62 DUVAL ST. — Splc 'n Span 7 rooms plus finished recrea The board of education will genson Jr., 3 Tyler Cir., Lt. Paul derson; snack bar, Mrs. Robert WE BUY, SELL or trade an­ small family. 643-6514. room Ranch on large lot. Big ed wore: Judy Frank and Bon­ bl(X)d,” wrote. Allen, who has ftom the flmt century AJ). un­ living room, large kitchen and (Jolonlal, I 'i baths, carpeting, tlon room In basement, two full meet tonight with the staff sal R. Drotch Scholarship; Edward Dlman and Mrs. Maurice been pushing Negro voter regie Building Materials 47 tique and used furniture, china, Land For Sale 71 2-car garage, 'anxious owners, MAN(3HESTER — Good value, ary committee to discuss the A. Tatro, 86 Mather St., Harry nie Luginbuhl, Ellington High til the present, during which Help W ^ted— ^Male 36 glass, silver, picture frames THREE ROOM partially fur- 3 bedrooms. Garage. Oil heat, $5,600 baths, 2-car garage, aluminum $14,000. Sturdily built home, Doubl^ay; gifts, Mrs. . Albert tration in this area for more the Jewihh people lived with­ hot water. Aluminum storms reduced price. E. J. Carpen­ siding. Built In 1960. Over 2,200 salary schedule at the school. Cleveland Shewry Scholarship. School, Connecticut Bank and and old' coins, old dolls and ni.shed apartment, first floor, VERMONT — Lunenburg, three not development, near bus. See Taylor; plants, Mrs. William Trust, 5 Elm St.; Joe Kayan than a year and has bean Jailed out a oountry of their own un- bfUtTER, fun time, for delivery BETTER BUYS no children. See Mr. Colby af­ acres, brook. Price $300. an(J screens. Built 1958. Ells­ ter, Broker, 649-6051. sq. ft. of finished living area, (Jhairman Harold Porcheron Also, William G. Vlot, 110 Hammond. The Usual grab bag many times. He la bn leave guns, hobby collections, attic to appreciate. H. B. Grady, announced that the discussion Eldridge St., Royal McBee and Gregory King, V ernon ftii the eetabJishment of Israel and to help in store with stock. AT NATIONAL contents or whole estates. Fur­ ter 5 p.m., 54 Birch St. George Brew, North Concord, worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Clean 3-room Ranch, lake Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. Broker, 648-8009. ■will be included from Trinity College In Hart­ after World War H. Can for interview. MEUichester 643-6930. would be in executive session Scholarship: Earl D. Werdelln, Circle Food; Kathy Gessay and Cedar Closet Lining '.21 Sq. Ft. niture Repair Service Talcott- Vermont. 'nrivlleges, artesian well, Capitulation Jeanne Roszczewskl, Ellingtoa ford, Conn. Judaism’s oontrihutions to Drug, 649-4641. Celling T ile - FOUR-ROOM Apartment, Tal- SO'UTH WINDSOR — 8-room “because of the personal nature 49 Pleasant St., Federated Gar­ Allen L. Carr was a -vlsllor Perdew, a national merit vllle. Conn. Tel. 643-7449. BUSINESS IS GOOD! Custom­ •'xlOO lot, trees, quick oc- NOTICE raised ranch, 4 bedroomB, fam­ of preliminary negotiations den Clubs of (Jonn. Scholar­ High School, Gilbert-viUe Truck­ Western cd-vilization have been Odd LoU .09 Sq. Ft. cottville, stove and utilities LAND -r- Coventry. Choice land lancy, conventional fl- here, lunching with friends Bcholarshlp student at Harvard WANTED — Journeyman elec fumi.'ihed, children acceptable for building homes iJtW school, ers are plentiful. Join the tide, ily room, flreplaced living Legal Notices -wl-th the faculty.” ship; Patricia A. Young, 9 Oak ing; Barbara Kozak and Susan many, ranging from those of Dutch Doors 17.50 Each ..onclng only. ■ PUBLIC HEARING Monday. He came imder an um- corroborated Allen’s charges. the prophets of old to the Salk trlcian or experienced helper Knotty Pine Paneling, .13 Sq. Ft. Rooms Without Board 59 $85 month. 643-6778 or 643-7084 churches and shopping area. multiple list your house now. room, VA baths, kitchen with Parties Tomorrow PI., Harry Cleveland Shewry Dobles, Hahn Furniture Zev Aelony, 28. white worker for From 15.96 Each Notice Is hereby given that Hon. Elmore Turklnston. Esq all children 6 to 12 years old Cleveland Shewry Scholarship; 3464. School, Risley Hardware, were the concept of Gk>d," he said, ter. ROOMS FOR gentlemen, one FOUR ROOMS and bath, second IDEAL 8 BEDROOM ranch, bath, modem kitchen with Charles Nicholson 742-6364 awrdngs, heated porch, garage, Judge the Congress of Racial Equality, Exotic Prefinished the Board of Directors, Town of from 6 to 7:30 pm . Mrs. 'Wil­ Irving G. Thomen, RFD 1, Glen awarded honorable mention In “and the ooncept of ope God, block from Main Street, kitch­ floor. Inquire 73 Cooper Street. 1% batl\s, full basement In­ built-ins. Including Tappan 400 beautiful lot, trees, near bus, On motion of John F. Walah. was arrested. He was charged called nwmotheism. Through KAN TO LEARN carpet laying Paneling From 8.76 Per Pc. Manchester. Connecticut, will acutor. 259 Main Street. New Brit­ liam Cavanagh is in charge. D. Neher Memorial Scholar­ the junior high school dlvlsian. with encouraging Negroes en priyilege.s, parking. 643-5127, cludes large rec room and den. range, dining room, living achool. OiUy $15,500. Carlton ship;, (Jolumbia: Joan W. Forr- this 1ms come our understand­ trade, some experience helpful CASH 'N CARRY Dishwasher, attic fan, and room with fireplace. Second hold a Public Hearing In the W. Hutchins, Realtor, 849-8182. ain. Conn., on the estate of Robert Children 12 years old and over Negro Opposes The contest was sponsored by march without a permit. NOBODY—BUT NOBODY^ 643-9828 3’ i-ROOM Apartment, heated, J. Walsh, late of Coventry within yan, Columbia Lake, Philip ing of the unity of mankind Put niof neceeeary. Apply Mr mamy extras. 3 minute walk to floor — 4 bedrooms, plus full SPRING ST. — Spacious 6'i Municipal ' Building Hearing laid district, deceaaed. are tn-vited to a party at United the recreation commissions of The chargee against Perdew, Turgeon, Carpet Dept., Wat UNDERSELLS NATIONAL for rent. Call after 6. 649-5654. j Room, 41 Onter Street, Man-^ 22 BOWERS ST. — $18,600. Cosy .This Court doth decree that six Methodist (Jhurch from 7:30 to Lauter Scholarship. Rockville, Vernon and Elling­ Allen and Harris- a .recent and human brotherhood. From EXCEPTIONALLY, nice clean public and parochial. schools, bath. Immediate occupancy. room ranch, modem kitchen Pledge to Flag Judaism come the first striv­ kins Brothers, Inc., 986 Main ■ KITCHEN CABINETS— bedroom.s In attractive home good neighbors in good neigh­ $22,500. Philbrick Agency, 649- Chester.^ Connecticut, Tuesday, Colonial, 6 rooms, a^bedrooms, months be allowed and limited for 9 p.m. Coventry: David H. Francis, ton in cooperation with the graduate of Rutgers University THREE ROOM Apartment, 466, with bullt-lns, 8 large bed­ the credltora of said estate to ex­ Depot Rd., Trustee Award; ings for Justice, for peace, the St. ALL SIZES — ALL SHAPES— for gentlemen. Be.st location. borhood. May assume 4%% 8464. ' rooms, unusual decor seldom Novembfer 6, . 1963- at 8:00 , p.m. aluminum siding, sacrifice hibit their claims against the same The Christmas decoration Rockville Area Chamber of —were unlawful assembly, ob­ ALL PRICES 21 Church St. 649-4966. Main, second floor, $60. 649- Owner, 649-6061. to the Executor and directs that committee, under the chsdr- Robert A. Gehring, Grant Hill OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A structing arreet and assaulting love of one’s neighbor, and char­ FOREIGN EMPLOYMENT In­ 5229, 9-5. mortgage. 52 Hilltop Drive. found in this price range. One proposed additional appro Commerce. There were about 70 NATIONAL LUMBER, Call owner, 649-0242. VERNON — Exceptional value. priations as follows: ubllc notice be given of this or- manship of Mrs. Jean Pelletier, Rd., Conn. Light and Power Co. Negro youth leader has ask^d an officer. ity for an humankind.” formation. Construction, other car garage, large lot with HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT— S•r by advertising In s, newspaper contestants. The concepts of the sacred- ROOMS for gentlemen, free Owner anxious to sell. 5 room To: General Fund, Capital having a circulation In said dis­ will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. Scholarship; Burton K. Merri- Later, these three and Aelony work projects. Good paying INC. parking: al.so, 2 rooms for light THREE ROOMS, heat, lights trees, $24,900. Philbrick Agen- Stafford Hollow, Conn. Spa­ minority group students in Oak­ neas of marriage and the rights 381 State Street, furnished, parking, front and . ranch completely furnished or cy. 649-8464. Improvement Reserve trict. and by i>ostlng a copy thereof at the home of Mrs. Harry fleld. Rabbit Trail, Philip Lau­ were charged also with trying overseas Jobs with extras, hou.sekeeping. Scranton Motel, ( unfurnished. Call 643-0002. Fund ...... $10,288.98 cious 8-bedroom, den, dining on the public sign post In said Town ter ^holarship. land's high schools to stop of men to indi-vidual freedom North Haven, Connecticut rear entrance, one block from of Coventry nearest the place where Jackson, Cushman Dr., Man­ pledging alleg;lance to the Amer­ to Incite insurrection under an travel eoepenses. Write only: 649-0826 lietween 5J. | Water Fund, Capital. Im­ room, full basement, etc. $126 chester, to work on decorations Rockville: Russell C. Mitch School Civic Club were first oonceived and artic­ Foreign Service Bureau, Dept. 288-6261 school, excellent neighborhood. 138 LYNBSS ST. — 6 room BOWERS SCHOOL Cape — 8 monthly. Deposit required. the deceased last dwelt. ican flag. 1871 statute. Prosecutor Stephen Agent on premises. 106 Birch Ho n e s t h o u s in g large bedrooms. 2 baths, ex­ provement Reserve Fund Certified from Record. for St George’s Christmas Fair ell, 43 Hale St., UjS. Rubber Pace Jr. said he did not know ulated by this oldest of aJl •69, Bradenton Beach, Florida. LOVELY LARGE housekeeping : ranch, stone front, 2 bedrooms, Willing to sacrifice with option ELMORE TUHKINGTON. Judge Co. Foundation Scholarship; In a letter to the Oakland religions. Rabbi Wind said. He room. It has everything. In ■St. dining room, fireplace, alumi­ ceptional kitchen, including ...... $68,569.51 to bo held Dec 7 Receives Charier whether the statue had ever Diamonds— Watches— Sewer Fund, Capital Im­ to purchsuse at $17,600 (actual James E. Allard, 73 Mountain Board of Education, Horations noted that today Judaism is tw o KEN—Travel. Olan Mills, eluding utilities. Ample park num awnings, garage, extras. dishwasher and d 1 s P/O sal, value $27,000). Rural location. Costume Winners been used. Actually it had been Inc. has opening for two ener- Jewelry FOUR ROOM heated apart­ VALUES screened porch, fireplace, red­ provement Reserve Fund About 75 Boy and Girl Scouts St., William Holcomb Memorial Petty, president of the National employed many years ago In a one of the smailert religions ki Ing. 272 Main St. 649-1434. Write or phone lor appt. to in­ DECREE ON LIMITATION Association for the Advance­ •The newly oirgamzed Mercy geUe men as managers of tel- ment, plus large attic, second wood finished basement. Own­ ...... $27,045.96 OF CLAIMS attended the Halloween party Scholarship; Michael J. Albom, case Involving alleged (Jommu- regards to numbers, as there WATCH AND JEWELRY repal floor, bus line, North End, spect. Mr. Green, 499 Jericho ment of Colored People Oakland Civics (Jlub of St. James’ School are only about 12 million Jews ei^ione advertising offices. ITTRACnVE ROOM, gentle­ CENTER ST. — 6-Room TALCOTTVILLE — 5V4 room er 649-7408. Fire District Fund, Capital Turnpike, Mineola, N.Y. Phone AT A COURT OF PROBATE iMt night at the. Oommunlty 33 Grant St., Bruno E. Doss has received its official charter nist activities Must be free to travel western ’ Ing at reasonable prices men, In quiet home, centrally available now. Tel. Mr. Keith, Cape. Nothing needed but Ranch, storms, fireplace, one- Improvement Reserve Fund bolden at Coventry within and for Hall. Prizes were awarded In Scholarship. Youth Council, said; “ I went to the law books and In the world. Prompt service, two watch 6WW8191. 312 Fleldstone 8-8900. the Olatrlct of Coventry on the 28th five different costume cate- froim the Commisedon on Ameri­ The second lecture in the Cmm. and Mass., eastern New | located, private phone on floor, small amount of cash for year-old. Near busj, line and ...... $29,605.32 day of October, A.D. 1963. South Wjpdsor: Nancy J. "The reason we are directing can Oltlzenahip In Washington, tried to find a charge that would Toek Oar - allowance paid or i makers. Manchester's oldest gfories. John Potterton as an series will be held Nov. 26 also parking available. 643-5331. down payment and closing shopping. Very convenient. to be financed from 1962-63 Preeent, Roman, ‘ 1250 SulUvan .Ave., our forces toward the pledge D. C. fit the entire picture—rioting, traasportatiodon furnished, established Jeweler. . F. E budget surpluses of the General Hon. Elmore Turktngton. Esq.. ogire took the prize as the most should be rather obvious. Its resisting officers, assaulting offi­ in A7. Harrison Schuyler Royce costs. A bargain at $15.CKX). Tongren Agency, 643-6321. NOTICE Judge Trustee Award; TalcottviUe: The charter formally recog­ Trzdmng witwith pay. Openings Bray, 787 Main St., State Furnished Apartments 63-A Fimd, Water Fimd, ■ Sewer On motion of S. Gene Munford, gruesome; Tony Sobol, “ Bed- Justin V. Oldman Jr., 54 Elm contents hold to. be true on cers- an attempt to persuade Jr. wlH speak on "The Dilemma alao available for wife to ac- Theater Building. Rooms With Board 59-A BATES RD.—A Jarvis built ANDOVER — 8 family, 6-8-3, The Planning Oommisaion of ASKING $10,500 check Charlie,” most original; nizes the local unit’s affilia­ 1^4-ROOM Furnished Apart' Fund, Fire District Fund re­ Executor, Windsor, Connecticut, on St., Trustee Award; Vernon; paper only in regard to minofl- tion -with the national organiza­ others to join in resistance to the in Viet Nam." The series Is free aompany as paid oo-worker, if split level with plenty of liv­ good Income, 3-car garage, the Town of Bolton, Conn., will the estate ot Emm a C. Westbom. Ellen (JonveBse, fat lady, fun­ ties. In one particular excerpt— law of the state.” said Pace, COMFORTABLE Room with ment. light housekeeping, cen­ spectively. late of Coventry within said district, Boyd Smith, Hublard Dr., Hart­ tion at the Catholic University and open to the puhUc. desired. TTiese are permanent ing space. Vacant and ready workshop, priced right. Call hold a Fhiblic Hearing on Mon­ To: General Fimd Budget niest; Martha Young, ballerina, 'with liberty and Justice for all’ whose father is a former cem- Fuel and Feed 49-A board, one block to bus, park­ trally located, reasonable. 649- for a new owner. Park-llke John H. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. SIX BIG ROOMS deceased. ford Branch S^olarship; Wap- of America. St, James’ pupils posHlaas. Apply In person to day, November 4, 1963 at 8, ___1963-64.______Controller______$6,000 This Court doth decree that six most beautiful; Rodger Grose, ping; Basil W. Karmazyn, 432 —It is so naive that it Is almo.st gressman. ing facilities. Call 643-0040.. 8404 between 12 noon and 6 grounds. Only $19,400. Call months be allowed and limited for of Grade 7 make up the club’s Mr. Fineout, 988 Main St., SEASONED CORD WOOD, saw­ p.m. in the (Jommunlty Hall, to be finaW tf firom^the’^im beatnik, most hsmdsome. Hon­ Buckland Rd., Royal McBee facetious.” While Pace has fought bond Room 10 upstairs, Wednesday, p.m. Barbara Babin on this one. EAST HARTFORD — Oversized the creditors ot said estate to ex­ membership. ed any length, free delivery for the purpoee of considering General Fund budget surplus. hibit their claims against the same orable mention went to Pam Scholarship. Board President Alan A. Lind­ tor the four, he has said he has Oct. 80, between 6-T p.m. 7 room Cape, shed dormer, I'a changes to be made in the pre- Plus it’s In Manchester. (Jhaplln, Nancy Thorpe and The eflub afifioers are Peter Quality guaranteed. E. Yeo­ ^Apartments— Flats— THREE and four-room, heated OAKLAND ST. — Lots of baths, recreation room, study, David M. Barry, About $1,000 down and $70 to the Executor and directs that say said the letter was "very Qul^, president; Christine La no Intention of seeking the death NEED ■viously approved subdivision public'diotlce be given of ‘ Donald Sobol. Judges were penalty. He said he hoped to mans, 742-8002. Tenements 63 apartments, furnished, children land and spacious older very clean, CJarJton W. Hutch­ Secretary month Including taxes, by advertising In a news: unfortunate and regrettable. Fond, -vice president; Maureen MANAGER-TRAINEE, office map of Ansaldi Acres located Mrs. Donald Greene, Mrs. How­ keep the leaders in Jail to pre­ elerk, stock clerk, salesman, welcome; GArfield 9-9923. home. Many' possibilities. ins, Realtor, 649*5132. Board of Directors nmortimtlon, end interest ing a circulatton In aal Tills is not the kind of conduct Reiser, secretary; Paul Aeford, A HOME? PARTLY FURNISHED 8-room off Bolton Center Road and Manchester, Conn. and by posting a copy thereof on ard Hills, John Hagan and Rob­ Guild Will Hear that brought our country to Its vent further trouble. store detective, cook, baker, WIDOWER looking for couple Call Bill Fraker to see this will put you in this home. the public sign post in said Town ert Richardson. treasurer; and George L4nd- Garden—Farm—^Dairy apartment, 3 bedrooms, work­ today. VERPLANCK SfMOOL Area — submitted by Andrew Ansaldi. Dated at Manchester, Con­ 1%e mwse Is solid and cer­ present -statei*” The charge and the refusal of maintenance man, carpenter, to share lovely home. All fur- Jamep G. Hassett, of Coventry nearest the place where Olrl Scout Hostesses berg, sergeant-at-arms. Products HO ing couple preferred. Avail­ 6 rooms plus partial rec room, necticut, this 22nd day of Octo­ tainly this won’t lost. First the deceased last dwelt. Mi*s. Schlosser Petty Is an Oakland (Jity Col­ One of thousands ot Catho­ ball for the four youths touched caTpeBter*s helper, tire service ni.shed and equipped, two Chairman Certified from .Record. At the party lor Grade 4 Girl man, factory trainee. Full able November 1. 843-6745, aluminum siding, close to bus. ber 1963. deposit takes it. lege student. lic civics olubs chartered in pa­ off protests from several parts FOR SALE — Macs, Baldwin 742-8167. baths, etc. Excellent condition. JARVIS REALTY Call John H. Lappen, Inc., 649- Raymond Negro ELMORE TURKINGTON, Judge Scouts In Troops 667 and 668 of the nation. time and part-time openings. Central, too. $110 Is monthly yesterday afternoon, the prize Mrs. Raymond F. Schlosser, a rochial schools across the coun­ and Greening apples and CO. 6261. Robert E. (Jorton member of St. Bartholomew’s (3ov. John N. Dempsey of Apply Conn. State Employment BIRCH STREET, second floor, rental, all expenses '(heat, J. Ekimond Morancey lor the prettiest costume went try. the Mercy (Jivicis (Jlub has Service, 806 Main Street, Man­ Bose pears. Botti Fruit Farm, Church, wUl speak Tuesday at as its purpose the development (Jonnectlcut urged a Justice De­ 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. 4 rooms, furnace, near Main, light, etc.) paid by owner. REALTORS — MLS BOWERS SCHOOL — 6 room Oscar Hauser AT A (XIURT OF PROBATiLheld to Bernice Kurys who wore a Kowalski at Last partment investigation of Al­ chester. A public service — no $90. 649-5229, 9-5. Contact T. J. Crockett, Real­ Cape, 6 finished, lifetime sid­ I . E. BUSHEY AGENCY at Covsotry, within and for/ the Polish wedding dress. The most the 8:30 pjn. meeting of the of infotm ^, responsibis young tee charged. Dlstrlot M beveiUlT, on thj^lSth len’s arrest; about 800 Trinity APPLES — Macs, (Jortlands, tor, at 643-1677. IN8URORS ing, very clean livable home NOW BeaJy for div of Oetober, 19 origiinal costume prize went to Guild of <>ur Lady of St. Bar­ cltlzetns. This year’s program Oollegs studenU staged a pro­ Ooonpaacy! Fresant. HoUy Chaplin as a Dutch girl. tholomew in the pariah Bbrary. Headed, for Post has as Its theme, “Gtmrd the E x p e r ie n c e d shoe saiesper- Baldwins, Greenings, Delicious, Immediate occupancy. Only test at the Oxmsctleut capital. Winesaps, Romes, Starks. FOUR-ROOM Apartment, cen­ $13,900. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Hod. Elmore Tnridngtoo. Esq.. Joan Ucltra won the game. She will talk on the guild’s Freedom They Won.” Students in New Brunswick, aon, fidl time, excellent start­ trally located. 649-9043. 288 E. Center Street 649>a088 Judge theme for the year, "The Holy ing salary. Inquire House A Bunce Farm, 529 W. Center. Business Locations The Thompson Estate of Pauline Staib. late of Hostesses from Grade 8 were: (Continued from Page One) N.J., where Rutgers University Rale Shoe Department. 648-8116. For Rent 64 Coventry in eald DUtrtet, deceased. Sharon CArpenter, Pamela Sacrifice of the Mass." BEAR FOXED is situated, protested In behalf (Next to Savings Bank) The Admlntstrator having exhibit­ Small, Elaine Toner. Jean Webb Mrs. Schlosser Is a- graduate 2 - 3 ROOM APARTMENTS. ed bis administration account with at the Oct. 3 hearing to sup­ BARAGA, Mich, (AP) — A of Harrl.s. ALL AROUND MACHINIST— IF YOU WOULD LIKE Green BUILDING 60x40 suitable for Office Open Till 9 P.M, LEGAL NOTICE WANTED tiouse and Kathleen Buckson. They of St. Joseph’s (Jollege, West port Kowalski’s appointment Mountain Potatoes, call Hatha­ 849-6229, 9-6. 47 Cottage Street MANCHESgrER — Ckistom built said estate to this Court' for allow­ group of pulp cutters have out­ Three (Jolorado members of < Experienced in producing ex- ______, storage, B-1 zone, Buckland Tuesday-Friday ranch, 7 room*. bat^, 2 ance. it is planned and executed the party i Hartford,~where she has been and Bailey sent a statement al­ (Jongress asked U.S. Atty. Gen. Have Your ReaR^r way. Tel. 649-6438. Notice is hereby given that a ORDERED that the 7th day of from start to finish. active in its alumnae associa- witted a hungry bear—at least erlmental quantitiee, all bene- FTVE ROOM FLAT, 16 Trum-1 section. 649-3468. 643-4112 certificate of dissolution has IDEAL LIVING FOR November, 1963, at 10:30 o'clock, so backing Kpwalski. Robert F. Kennedy for an Invea- Man to work in Adver­ Yule Sole and Supper tlon. She is employed as a plan- During his four years in Con­ temporarily—In a contest over Sts. Dean Machine Products, bull St., heat, hot water. Avail been filed by J. V. Gregan & THOSE WHO DES; forenoon, at the Probate Office in the workers’ lunches. t^ tio n into Perdew’s arrest. Carry the BoRl M6 Adams St., Manchester. able November 1. Garage. Tel, tising Department. Must the Manlolpel BuUdl^ tn said Oov- Mrs,. (J. Rlcfapra Norpn 1s nej. foj. the Connecticut tievel- gress. Kowalski, a retired Army Fertilizers 50-A STORE — 460 Main 8t. 649-6229, Son, Inc., with the Secretary of tTHE BEST, eatry be and the same Is assigned When the men knocked o tt for Pace’s response was that a 643-6584. be high school graduate. ot waU-tMviU OMpotliig, ^ eSudiman of the Christmas Fair opment Commission. is a colonel, made a name for him­ 9-6. State of the State of Connecti­ attractively f u r s h-" tor a hewtng on the allowance ot lunch recently they found that federal spokesman had told him Salesmen Wanted 36-A GOOD cow MANURE. Deliver­ toot t m t v f patio, ne y s c h o ^ ___■ ______administration______account with end Mrs. W, Arnold McKinney council member for Our Lady self by championing the rights there was nothing found in an FIVE ROOM apartment,. West cut on October 23rd. 1963. All Selling experienc* help­ •d rooms, cent lo- the bear had smashed their ed, $6 and $10 loads. Excellent DESIRABLE OFFICE, 500 eq. VERNON — Just over Manches­ >cated ' ons bli town, and oountry oMib. 64*- seld aetate ead'H^la Cknirt dlreetS'fts chairman of the turkey sup- of the Rosary (Jhapter of the of enlisted men In the armed FBI Investigation to warrant Side, gas furnace, available credltora having clalma agalnat ful. from^ that notice of the time and place forces. He was also known for food containers and eaten up ftXPBRIBNCED Shoe Sales- for fall fertilizing. Call 648- ft., heat. Janitor, parking. 988 ter line... Like new 6% room 0861 for iqipolntmont ____^ oSalsned tor said hearlnc be given per to be held Saturday, Nov. 9, 'Third Order of St. Dominic, and federal Intervention. Nov. 1. Adults preferred. Call said corporation" should send Main S t on easy^ his pro-labor sympathies and the contents. The next day they maa, salary plus commission. 7804, 649-8731. Main. 649-6384, or after 6, ranch, VA baths, built-in kitch' access to buses, to all persona known to be Interest­ at United Methodist Church. Is a past officer of the guild. While this dispute went on In 643-8097. claims to Ehrelyn W. Gregan, topping MINNECHAUG GOLP(X)UR8E ed therein to appear and be heard liberal voting record. When the locked their lunch paila In a ApfAy tai person. Morton Shoe 643-7176. en with dinette, fireplace. Apply >8dea, and dining facUl- B oo^ chairmen are: ' Mrs. Refreshments will be served the courts, Negroes in Americus 341 E. Center St., Manchester, . area, 3-bedroom Ranch, 1% thereon by mailing on or before under the supervi.sion of the House adopted a re.solution con- car. At noon, they foimd the -•tom, 776 Main ,St., Manches­ Hayes Agency. 643-4803. Conn., on or before Jan. 1, 1964, ties. . . . November 2. 1963 by certified mall, Florence Trinder, dried flower concentrated on voter rei^stra- ter. No i^one calls. Household Goods SI TWO UNFURNISHED rooms In FOR RENT OR LEASE — 2,000 ____ baths, built-in j)ven and range, Youth and Publicity Commit- demnlng (Juba as a threat to, bear perched atop the car uy- Tinker Block. Call Mr. C. or said claims ■will be forever Mr. Thorp a copy of this order to arrangements; ^ r s . Noren, the security of the United Ing to devise a way to get in. tion and plans to break the color square, feet of attractive office COUNTRY CLUB area , For Further Information, diahwasfaar and disposal, full Mr. John A Staib, Jr.—JMey Christmas bwth; Mrs. E. J. WE PAT BIG for men who I EVERYTHING IN sterilized Glenney, 648-8022. ^ barred. baaenumt, 2-car attached ga- Road, (Iqjrentry. Ctonn. _ | barrier at the Junior eoUege space, ample storage space ■ Charming 6H room ranch, ga­ Please Call 649-2358 RoMr, oandgr booth; Mn. Ed- Staadiitg ootnmiitteea of tba States, he was ons o< only two W hj« ^ think big and work hard. If reconditioned used furniture rage, screened porch, terrace, Dated at Mancheeter, Conn., siM , seraonod paOo-porclLcm Mr.. I oisisiiNMiimn who wotad agalnstlmal retired to plan b4s next here. ^ WELLS STREET — 4 - room available, all ccmvenlences, Manehc«t«r Herald Shown By Appotatmeat sn»d Hack, iftaam and hsod- guild wiU maol; M aeiioot tdoaa* B a m ra aaU «NeettrM you have a talent for meeting and appliances, high quality centrally located In highly In­ lovely wooded lot, priced be* this 38rd day of Ootober 1968. M M lo t Owner lOATing Mata. SDotna at S tt»s aana evtata g. « . mora. ^ lie, wa want you! If you low prices. LeBlano Furniture, apartment, no furnace, second low appraisal. Hayes Acaaey, by Bvriyn W* wosfct M rs. IIobit Ajrsndt afid floor, automatle hot water. dustrial area. Can be adapted 0 4 M M an. r . m , aaU 6444)202 between 196 South Street, Rockrllle. to many asea. 646-0964. 64S-4m. ^ M6Mtary4Ms■ • p.jm. if a76-9174. Open $-$. j i ■ (. ' ' li i- , ■ I:' ■i iii.i '4 , I J ' '1

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR manrIjfBtfr ttittg Iffralii YWCA Benefits'from Your United Fund! Donation-See Page 15 Free Parking About Town Average D^ily Net Press Run The Weather Open 6 Days For the Week Ended Forecaat of V. S. Weather Bureau On Main St. and October 26, 1968 Hia AmciHcan Legion Aux­ Moetly eloady and not aa eool iliary 'wiOI sponsor a food sale Tues. and art Burtxm’a, 841 Main St., Mon­ 7 13,876 tonight, low in the 46s. Friday day Mt 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert Rear Of Our cloudy with ohanoe «t *ewera. Member of the Audit Ga^pnon of 211 Center St., chair­ High near 60. man, Tidn take calls for pdckup Thurs. till 9 p.m. Bureau of OIronlatlon Minnkx If oontacted by Sunday. Store Manchester— A City of Village Charm "YOUR STORE WITH THE VILLAGE CHARM!' Hia OoamopoUtan .Otub wUl (CSaaslfled Adrartising on Page 80) meet Blriday art 2 pjm. In the VOL. LXXXin, NO. 27 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1963 PRICE SEVEN CBN! Federation Room of Center Oongregational Church. Mrs. Hlooka Keith Johnston, who' re- oentiy aooompanied 75 state high achool seniora on a visit R. LaMotte Russell Events to Puenrto Rdoo, will be guest BOYS’ 100^ WOOL qpeaker. Mra. WUHam Young of Bolton wiU be hosteoa for the In State aifiteamoon. Dies After Crash Mental Ills Bill Signed Jlohn Merfher Chapter, Order COLD •9’ of DeiMolay, will hold its an­ nual! mother and son banquet R. IjaMotte Russell, 85, E^x-Husband Kills UDonday at 6:80 p.m. at the Ma- of 33 Comstock Rd., retired J F K Cites •onlo Temiple. A roast beef din­ president of the Savings W Oman, Friend ner win be served, after which MEN’S there wiil be entertainment. For WEATHER Bank of Manchester, died BRANFORD (AP) — A reservations oail Walter Irwin, last night at Manchester Benefit to 96 Sununlt St. woman, her former hus-^ Memorial Hospital from in­ band, and another man juries he received at about T h e Buckingham Church, were found shot to death Retarded CMastonibury, will :^x3nsor Hs 4 p.m. yesterday when he early today. Police said it annual harvest snipper Satur­ WEAR was hit by a car while was a double murder and day at the chtrrch. Sittings will SUIT cho.ssing S. Main St. at suicide'. WASHINGTON (AP) — be at 6 and 6:30 pm . For reser­ Spring St. Branford police said the President Kennedy said to­ vations contact Mra. Victor Zel­ Russell never regained oon- ler, 1640 Manche*er Rd., Olas- shooUngs appeared to be the re­ day that research in th« tonlbury, who has a Mlanchester WOOL MELTON TOGGLE COAT flcibvi.sness after the accident. sult of a love triangle. next few years may mak« phone listing. Dr. Robert R. Keeney, medical Dead were Edward Di.xon, 31, Pile and quilt lined. Zip-off pile lined hood. Double vent back. examiner, today said that Rus­ his former wife, Lola, 32, and it pos.sihle to prevent men­ Black and camel. 8-16. sell's' Injuries precipitated a Oscar Jacobson. 35, of 237^ tal retardation in most Members of the Manchester heart attack. Spruce Brook ' Rd., Berlin. a|' ca.ses. Bnihlenn d id ) will meet Friday The driver of the car, Charles married man wHo was visiting He made the remark In sign­ at 7 pjn. at the Benjamin J. Mrs. Dixon’s home at 39 Gilbert fin>tgii«m Funeral Home, 1602 Broda, 58. of Box' Mountain Rd. ing a bill which he .said ahould Lane where the bodies were lead to a major attack on prob- Miahi St., Bast Hartford, to pay HEAVY POPLIN SHELL was arrested at noon today on SALE a charge of n^ligent homicide. found. leni.s of mental health. rcepocrto to Dominic L. Oerao- With full zip and knit roll collar, acrylic pile lining. Pile lined He posted a 8500, bond for ap­ Police Lt. John Scastrand said The bill authorizes $329 mil­ simo, whose daughter, Mrs. zip-off draw string hood. Slashed pockets and knit sleeve the first word of the tragedy lion for variou.s programs in- Keameth Hodge, la a Junior past pearance In Circuit Court in R. La Motte Russell ouffs. 8-16. Machine wsishable. Navy, olive and brown. Manchester Nbv. 18. came from Dixon, who tele­ cliiding matching grants for president of the organtsatlon. phoned to say:' “ I just mur­ Police said Broda was driv­ year. On May 10, Susan Lylm commnnity mental health een- dered my wife, send an of-! ler.s. re.scarch and education of Nathan Hale Dtstrtet 1, Vet­ Regularly ’55 ing north on S. Main St. when Kershaw, 3, of 77 Croft Dr., ficer." teacher.s for handicapped chil­ erans of World War I, will he saw a pedestrian stop and was killed when she fell un­ Seastrand said he sent two dren. meet Monday at 7 :30 p.m. at NEW NORPOLE NYLON SHELL thesn continue to cross the der the wheels of a school bus. patrol cars, and that when po­ Only a week ago. Kennedy the Hartford Courant .Audlto- •treet. The motorist applied his Ruoaell was b097i in WJlmliig- lice, arrived. Mrs. Dixon and Ja­ 'signed a contpanion bill author­ ■him, Hertford. Tri-color contrast pile lined ski parka. Full zip front with brakee while trying to avoid ton,'Del., on Dec. 16, 1877. He cobson were dead and Dixon 2 zipper side pockets, draw string bottom and hood, knit izing $26,’) million to extend pro­ hitting BuseeU and left 60 f ^ waa educated in Hartford was stUl breathing. He died a ’ sleeve cuffs, home washable. Sizes 6-16. grams of mental and child The Fast Mtstress d u b of at skid marks, police said. schools and later entered the few moments later. health. He said at that time that CaiKhten of Liberty 126 will The aicoldent marked Man- lack of adequate care befora mart FUday at 8 pm . at the (See Page Nine) Det. Lts. Rudy Marroney and oheater’B second fatall'ty this Vincent Kelley said Dixon was birth and during infancy If a home of Mrs. William Samider- major cause of mental retarda­ son, 47 EJdgeiton. St. found sitting next to his ex- wife on a divan in a den. Kel­ tion. Vesper Services scheduled ley added that It was difficult The A.s.sociatcd Press report­ JFK Addresses Rally to tell how many shots had ed erroneously that the bin for tomorrow at 7:30 pm. st signed then was the one which Oonocrdla Lutheran Church been fired at Mrs. Dixon. Her back was covered with blood. he actually ntade final today. have been canceled due to the Today's bill signing. in” tha Bbieas of the I ^ . Fan! C. Rights Issue Studied Police said it was difficult to Cabinet room, was witnessed by Kaiser, pastor. tell how many shots had been a big congressional delegation,- fired, but that eight or nine federal officials, officers of or­ Reg. empty cartridges were found ganizations interested in mental Public Records In Philadelphia Race on the floor. The pistol 'waa a health, and local officials. .22 calibpr automatic. Kennedy announced establish­ 10.99 ir Police said Dixon left a note ment of a new division In the Warrantee Deed in which he said he was sorry Office of Education to adminis­ Stuart W. Baraw to Roger F. PH ILAD ELPH IA (AP)tU on’* efforts to obtain passage of civil rights legislation, he ad that he killed his wife, that he ter the teaching and research McQidggan, property at^ 84 -President Kennedy told a loved her very much, that , program provided under the FerMns St. ded, "And with bipartisan sup­ Democratic rally Wednes­ everything he had worked for legislation. BnUding Permit port, and that means Republi­ I This will be. called the Divi­ To D and R Housing Corp. for cans as well as Democrats, we was gone, and that she had day night in Philadelphia treated him poorly. sion of Handicapped Children R. M. Witkowski. new dwelling — where racial tensions and are putting forward legislation and Youth, and will be headed at 864 Burnham St., 817,000. which is strong. Just, effective, The Dixons were divorced the current ele5 tion cam­ by Dr. Samuel Kirk, professor and reasonable, to ensure all about two weeks ago. She was of education and psychology and paign are closely inter­ Americans the rights and oppor­ living allone, and Dixon with a Advertisement— All reduced irom H&H’* regular %tpck. This ki director of the Institute of Re­ woven— ^that civil rights is tunities which they deserve.” ^ b r o t h e r , Gary, 18, in New search on Exceptional Children, Now 1964 models are out. an exceptional value of new wopl worsted fab­ not a partisan issue. The civil rights problems m Haven. at the University of Illinois. Need money for a new oarT BOYS’ ALL WOOL He spoke at a flOO-a-plate Philadelphia are viewed by Seastrand said Dixon was “in- (AP Photofajc) He also announced that the OomisoUcut Bank and Trust rics known for their superb performance and m any' as the key issue in the sanelv Jealous of hie wife." 0 ■ ■ fund-raising dinner in support of National Institute ot Child Cknnpany la prepared to work indumbent Mayor James H. J. mayoralty campaig^n. KeUey said Dixon’s brother The Yoiinger Generation of Spooks Health and Human Develop­ with your dealer In arranging their constant good looks. Your choice of natu­ ite, who Is seeking election Negro demands for what they told police the lari, time he saw Even though broomsticks aren’t showing, some i loween, tonight. The trick of the treat is a “ fi.sh- ment 'has already taken prelim­ a low cost financing plan for Sov. 6 to a full four-year term. term fair pracUces in' labor and his brother was about 8:30 inary steps to implement the and WOOL BLEND housing have created a steadily pjn. yesterday. He said he was kind of witchep!^ lies behind this picture of a group eye” lens which makes pictures with a perspective you. Three offloea In Manches­ V ral models in gray, brown, olive, navy solids Tate haa accused his Repub­ program. ter: 898 Main, 15 North Miain lican opponent, James T. Mc- Increasing pressure which has also with Edward about three of young goblins making a practice run for Hal- I of 180 degrees, causing distortion in the subject. He said Dr. Robert A. AM- and' the Parkade. and distinctive patterns. Sizes 86 to 46. Regular, Dermptt, of "playing for the erupted in recent months into hours earlier when they stopped rich, director of tiie institute, white vote.” McDermott, deny­ occasional picket-line violence, (rt the former Mrs. Dixon’s will shortly call together some short, long. ing the charge, says Philadel­ teen-age alash-and-run attacks, home, where a domestic argu­ 60 distinguished scientists, from ment broke out between Bhe Chiefs Argue Fund at $62,447 phia's present social climate is and, just last week, rioting over Court Termed ‘Sham’ this country and other nations, bad as it can be," because the fatal shooting of a Negro couple. to plan the direction that re­ shoplifUng suspect by a white Gary said his brother was Contributions and pledges SPORT of Indeclsiveness by Tate. ret-elvcd by the Unlteri Fund search relating to premature P.S.— Remember! Our own expert tailor, Mr. policeman. “very angry” at the time. Over Pact on births should take. Kennedy, departing from his Drive today totaled $6‘2,447, prepared text, told 11,000 per­ The showing Tate makes on Gary also said that she told In Americus Hearing Angelo, correctly fits every suit to your exact Edward at that time that she drive headquarters reported. sons in OomrenUon Hall that civ­ Nov. 6 will be studied for clues Reports by dh’islons are as NEW YORK (AP)—Long to the effects of the civil rights had a date that evening. Desert Fight facing the fact of mentaJ re­ if 8’** ii il rights "is not a partisan issue follows: Initial Rifts, $44„529; measurements at no charge! or a Republican or Democratic issue on Kennedy’s stature.. Pcdlce said Mrs. DIxot was tardation in her eldMt daughter, employed .at a diner in New Busihess-Eniploves, 88,894; AMERICUS, Ga. (A P)— An, attorney for five young Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy etlil COATS issue. It is a matter of concern Kennedy’s appearance earlier BAMAKO, Mall (API — The Residential, 89,034. to all Americans.” Haven and Dixon aa a,gaiiage cease-fire In the Algerian-Mor- integration leaders charged today that they were vic­ finds it "hard to talk about Referring to his adminlstra- (See Page Two) meohanic in Branford. occan desert war doesn't take Originally slated to end to- tims of a 29th century ransom system and were “ being Rosemary.” i(j /day, the drive has been ex- At Berhn, police said Jacob­ effect unUl midnight Friday and held and offered bail only if they give Up their consti­ ”I could'not do K year* ago,** SHOP PINEHURST liiiiHI son was the father of three already the two North Africa:jj ' ’tended as many solicitors the President's mother con­ 1. - ‘hnvn not. enmiileted their- tutional rights.” children and was employed by neighbors disagree about what have not oonq)leted their- "to injure, oppress,, threaten tinued. Thun. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. the United Aircraft Oorp. they’ve agreed to. calls and returns are still be­ Morris Abram, formerly of "But I want people to know it Atlanta, arguing before a three- and intimidate citiz'ens.’’ Search Pressed in Maine Algerian President Ahmed ing reported. The drive Four of the youths, charged should be talked about, not hid­ Ben Bella and King Hassan II goal Is $115,000. judge U. S. Di.strict Court, said den—there Is hope now.” Schools Told to Lobby state courts in Americus "are with trying to Incite insurrec­ Bum! of Morocco signed the agree­ tion, have been held without She spoke during an interview For 4 Lost on Katahdin HARTFORD (AP) — Educa­ ment Wednesday night with Em­ operating as a sham.’ ’ with the Ctolumbia Broadoaetinr SOLID WHITE The court refused to dismiss bail. The use of the state's 1871 Regular tors .. from six New England peror Haile Selassie of Ethiopia insurrection law. which carries System and the New Yoi5 states were warned today that and President Modlbo Keita of Prelates End petitions filed by Abram and Times at her Manhattan apart­ TUNA ^ ^ . I other attorneys seeking an in- a maximum penalty of death, is i22.95 and OF OUR LAST SELLOUT... MILLINOCKET, Maine'?*'°®t mile-high Mt. Katahdin. they wilL,be "beaten to the Mali. without precedent in integration ment this week. SPECIAL Their task was hindered by draw” In getting financial sup­ / x - f junction against state, county Rosemary. 44, was ttie third (A P )—^Two young airmen, Based on a compromise for­ 1'tJ IL Lrl land city authorities” to prohibit disputes. o 24.95 deep snow and continued high port unless they form political mula drawn up by Selassie, It Jailed on this charge were of nine Kennedy children, born lost on a hunting trip, were winds. lobbies. , called for; further prosecution or arre.sts of after the second son, John. She 2 cans 79c persons involved in desegrega­ Donald Harris. 24, New York, a found today but four other The ground search for a wo­ The warning came from Ste­ A cease-fire all along the Mor- i Negro graduate of Rutgers Uni- has been in an institution for the Save 19c over present chain man and a park ranger in the Liturgy Topic tion activities. store prlcea. No limit. persons still were missing phen K. Bailey, dean of the occ^n-Algerian border at mid­ vei'sity; John Perdew, 21, Den­ mentally retarded for about 20 COMBINATION Ml Maine areas whipped by rugged basin area of mile high Syracuse University Maxwell night on the night of Nov. 1-2. Abram followed city, attorney ver, a Harvard student: Ralph years. Mt. Katahdin, north of Mlllin- Graduate School of Citizenship Withdrawal of Moroccan VA’nCAN CITY (AP) — The William Smith, who' argued for W. Allen, 22, Melrose, Mass., a With television cameras Itlni- two successive storms. ocket, was reinforced by four and Public Affairs and former forces from territory claimed by Vatican Ecumenical Council dismissal of the . complaint but student on leave from Trinity ing the interview. Mrs. Kennedy ^ S A V E 10c Police said Charles Balonis, experienced mountain climbers mayor of Middletown. Algeria. voted today to encourage the told the court that the officials CQpggg Hartford. Conn.; and pointed out that Rosemary “ was SALE! 21, of Weymouth, Mass., and from the University of Maine. named in the injunction suit followed by six other children. I ON SARA LEE . Bailey spoke at a New Eng­ Demilitarization of all evacu­ use of modem art forms in Zev Aelony, 25, Minneapolis, Larry Baker, 20, of Charles The missing woman, Mrs. ated territory with officers of “ would be agreeable to this say that to interest the audience COFFEE CAKE Many Vith leather patched elbow. Herringbones, muted land S(rfiool Development Coun­ Roman Cjatholic church con­ former student at the Univer­ City, Iowa, apparently were In Margaret Ivusic, about 60, Bos­ cil syniposlum on financing ed­ Ethiopia and Mali supervising. struction and decoration. court entering an order to admit sity of Minnesota. 69« plaids and dark tones. This entire group is selected from good condition. ton, was camping on the moun­ ucation at Trinity College. A commission to be set up by But the document approved these people to bail.’’ The fifth prisoner is Thomas (■See “Page Nina) our entire fine stock. Sizes 8 to 20, They disappeared Tuesday tain in balmy weather last Other speakers were commis­ the foreign ministers of the Or­ by the council warned against Hearing the petitions are McDaniel, 19, Americus, a Ne­ while hunting near Van Buren, weekend with a companion, sioners of education from the ganization of African Unity to some abstractions in painting Judge Elbert P. Tuttle of Atlan­ gro. He is charged with riot, un­ WE NOW HAVE SPORT some 20 miles north of Loring Mrs. Helen Mower, Concord, six New England states. determine the responsibility for and .sculpture that are ’’extern­ ta. chief Judge of the 5th U.S. lawful assembly, assi.sting es­ ARMOUR'S NEW Air Force Base, where they are Mass. Bailey declared that educa­ the recent fighting in the Sa­ ally incomprehensible to Chris­ Circuit Court of Appeals, and cape and assault with intent; BAR-B-CUE stationed. They were flown by Mrs. Ivusic became exhaust­ tion is “one of the moot thor­ hara, examine Morocco’s terri­ tian people and alien to their District Judges J. Robert Elli­ bond is set at $12,000. These helicopter to Qie bgse hospital. ed Monday and stopped on the oughly political enterprises In torial claim and make recom- religious feeling.” ott of Columbus and Lewis R. charges also were filed against Bulletins SPARERIBS mendaUons. Relays of rescue teams trail while Mrs... Mower went to American life.” The document, final chapter Morgan of LaGrange. Harris, Perdew and Allen. ■Culled from AP Wires Lg. Can $2.79 nresiressed searches for two other And immediate end to each in the council’s schema on pub­ Complaints filed by attorneys McDaniel, Harris, Perdew and COAT Buntinters, and a man and woman (See Page Nine) (See Page Nine) nation’s campaign of abuse lic worship, also cautioned for the prisoners charge that of­ GOOD WEATHER SAVINGS! against the other’s leaders and against exce.ssive costline.ss in ficials entered into a conspiracy (See Page Nine) REDS TO I/EAVE SAVE 8c political system. church construction and exces­ On The New 2 Lb. Can and Morocco and Algeria to solve sive decoration with statues and ITNTTED N-ATTONS N. T. Of Maxwell House INFANTS’ BLANKET SLEEPERS FAMOUS "BIG YANK" WORK all future disputes by negotia­ images. (AP) — Three members ot tion. Council fathers—prelates from Selma, Alabama the .Soviet I T . N. delegatioa Ha.ssan and Ben Bella pre­ COFFEE Timely savings on these blanket sleepers. Com­ CLOTHES around the world—voted 1,838 to accused by the United States pared to leave for their capitals. of taking part in a spy plot $ 4 . 3 1 ^ pletely washable with a full zipper closing. Can’t Matching shirts and pants of the finest work 9 to approve the chapter, which Haile Selassie flew to Switzer­ deal.s with sacred art and fur- will leave for Moscow Friday be kicked off in the cold nights ahead. Maize, clothes made. Completely guaranteed in every land. Then the arguments re­ blue and pink. Sizes S, M, Li. WOOL ni.shings. Another 94 fathers ap­ Rich Southern Town night, informed sources said way. Gray, tan, dairk green. sumed. proved, but with reservations. today. The I’nlted State* LEAN, BITE SIZE The zone to he, avacuated by demanded Wednesday,, that Pants. Sizes 29-42...... 3.57 With today’s vote in St. BEEF STEW Reg. 4.00. Peter's, the council fathers have the three be expell^ from 3.57 Shirts. 14«/2-17...... 2.67 (See Page Nine) all but completed work on the Bluntly Upholds Bias ILS. territory on grounds lb. 85e public worship, or liturgy, they \4olaterib «ut, lb. 33e M'ij: Warm, rugged slacks of Hockmeyer corduroy. now at this pre-holiday combination saving. , read out of the party Tuesday, modem languages, in place of Selma is the seat of Dallas Council, the Dallas County Vot­ immediate prospects o< inrlng- This an all cotton flannel pajama, uncondi­ Slacks go back to regular prices right a ftw prevented from participating in Latin, in the Mass and in the County, where the cotton fields ers League called for a non­ iiig it under control. Ft. Ohs^ tionally guaranteed. Made with an adjustable "iH- Perfect for school and play, completely washable. Terrific selection of solids and muted plaids. Sizes this sale. Ivy style in gray, olive, charcoal. an abortive caucus 'Tues^y sacraments, such as baptism and pasturelands are watered by segregation policy in all public fee,, an .Army post AO mile* cushion belt boxer waistband. Cwnpletely wash­ buildings, efforts toward better 8 to 16. Sizes 30-42. night, and reinstated yesterday and marriage, "nie pending the Alabama River and where north of the fire area. Mnt CHUCK GROUND able. Sizes 6 to 16. New Summer White House at Newport by o r ^ r of Superior Court amendments now being worked the white people are outnum­ Jobs tor Negroes — including 130 soldiers to help 500 Na­ lb. 69c Judge Charles S. House. out hy the council’s liturgical bered by Negroes. The ratio is their employment aa policemen tional Forest Servloe peraen- Reg. 2.00. Reg. 3.99. 3.59 ea. . . . Custom Fitting At No Extra Charge . . . SAVE *9.90! President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy have leased this estate known as Annan- House had declined to issue commission concern the extent nearly 6-4. and firemen—and formation of nel and more than 200 voInB- For 7.00 dale Farm at Newport, R. L, for next August and September. Fronting on Nar- an injunction at thb request of to which modem languages will In tile surrounding counties, a biracial committee. teers. No injuries or damage 1.77 the 71 on Tuesday because the be introduced. the Negro majority is larger. This was summarily ignored. to private property wec« ra- FRESH ragansett Bay it is near Hammersmith Farm, the summer home of Mrs. Kenr Uien Democratic registrar of After an admonishment by Negroes are pushing voter The Negro unrest over the ported. The fira waa betw eim BLOCK ISLAND Hedy’s mother and st^father, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. (AP Pho- registration in ^ e wake of Sel­ Mena and Fort Gmiili tai a TODAY . . . ASK ANY SALES PERSON FOR DETAILS! (Gas Fags Gcawntaeto) SWORDFISH t«fax.) , ^ ^ pee Page Nine) (Gee Bzge Twenty) ma’s first atreeYdemonetaatkms. MglMy pepolBted as A.