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TOL. L X X X II, NO. 13 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1962 ‘(OlaMMed AdvertMaf ea Pafe It) PRICE nVE CENTS 6 Questioned State News 2 Tell of Raid Roundup Ike See Traffic Tieup On Cuban Boat On Parkways Biggest E.v e r Sixf* Suarez’ account of the incident on Clique ^ MIAMI, Fhi. (AP) "men described by the Coast conflicted with a Cuban govern­ HARTFORD I a P) — Con­ ment announcement that a pirate Guard as raiders who sank a necticut’s throughways were vessel had attacked, a pleasure jammed with traffic from the Cuban patrol boat and rescued yacht, apparently killing two per: two wounded Cuban militia­ sons. Massachusetts to the New York border late Sunday. men east of Havana are being A Cuban exile, Antonio Bustlllo, Greets Seely-Brown, said the_ raid _ had been .planned Cars inched along, bumper-to­ questioned by immigration by 50 Cubans in Miami. BustUlo' bumper, in many sections, ihinaer- authorities. identified tnb raiders as Manolo ous minor accidents, mostly of me The unidentified men were Quiza, Manolo' /Casanova. Eddie rear-end variety, were reporte taken to Key West by a Coast Moore, Juan Esptnola, Jorge Ro­ Eight of 10 such mishaps took Alsop at GOP Rally Guard boat from the British Is­ driguez and Roberto Parson. place on Route 15 in' the vicinity of land of Cay Sal Sunday night. Manchester alone. ______They had sought refuge at Cay The accidents generally stemmed Sal after the raid. Newsmen were from the heavy traffic and did not By aSX>ROE BAZAN not allowed to talk to them. Two Refugees produce the congestion, however. HARTFORD^ (AP)—Former President Dwight Eisen­ The two militiamen were flown What brought but all the cars were hower sharply attacked today what he called “ sophisticated from the tiny island off the south­ the lures of a four-day holiday, east Florida coast to Miami by Slip Back East, bataiy weather and perhaps the nonsense ” from a clique of theorists in Washington. Coast Guard, helicopter. They last good chance to observe the au­ In a lO-'minute speech plumping'ior Republican candidates, were listed in fair condition at a tumn foliage. Eisenhower said the sophisticates sfty “We are dead wrong hospital after surgery for bullet Bring 8 West For a long time east and north if we think we can achieve our destiny'bii^our own. wounds. . bound traffic formed a solid dou- “Specifically they want a Washin^bn where Congress is District Immigration Director RiCRT TN fAPi Eiffht Fast line from the Charter Oak Edward Ahrens .said one'^ of the BERLIN (AP) — Bl^t East Bridge in Hartford to Framing- controlled by one party, where the one party gets its orders two, Sgt. Fillberto Suares Lima, German refugees savored ^eir| ^am. Mass., some 90 miles away. first full day of freedom Jn West from the executive, where the executive gqts its goals and 40. asked for asylum in the United West of the bridge there was purposes from a clique of theorists who specializVjn experi­ States. The other man was IdenU- Berlin today because two friends bumper-to-bumper traffic on Route fied as Cpl. Miguel Cao Mendina, returned for them after making 15 through Berlin, Newington and mental tampering and tinkering and talk.” about SO. their own escape three weeks agb. Meriden. Nearer the New York line Ruddy and beaming, the 72-year-old former President spoke Ahrens said the two toid immi­ One of the four women in the the heavy traffic, on both the Mer­ at a Republican outdoor rally in Bushnell Park as GOP sta^e group collapsed with emotion gration officers they and two ritt Parkway and the Connecticut and congressional candidates sat by. other military men were on patrol when she reached the West Sun­ Tumplke, was mostly west-bound. duty in an 18-foot boat ^ d a y day and was reunited with her Assistant Police Chief Thomas Kerrigan said a noon hour parents. The woman had spent six crowd of 25,000 was present. Newsmen thought an estimate night, off Varadero Beach, east of Diet of Injuries Havana. months in jail for an earlier un­ of about 15,000 would have been more accurate. successful attempt to flee. Cao and Suarez said a larger HARTFORD (A'P) — Twelve- Eisenhower said he was elected with the support of mil­ boat opened fire on them, sinking Names of the refugees, were year-old Daniel Lattimore of Dur­ their vessel and wounding Cao in withheld to prevent reprisals ham died at Hartfdrd Hospital Sat­ lions of Democrats and Independents. But now, he said, he the groin and Suarez in the leg. against relatives and friends in urday night of injuries suffered in believes one faction of the Democratic party is in control and The patrol boat sank, and men on East Germany. a ti^fic accident. The two-car “ has a monopoly bn sophisticated nonsense. the larger boat/lifted the two mil­ The refugees told this story: crash occurred in Durham Sept. 23. ‘Against it I must speak out my<^ — ^ itiamen from the water. The other Two men, who escaped three bel’ that America today desper- two men were swimming to shore weeks>,agOjdecided after loo|; dis- Extended Forecast ately needs Republican administra when last seen, Suarez said. cussionsHtSi refugee center that WINDSOR liOCKS— (AP)—The tlon within its states and communi­ Ike’s Birthday The six walked off the Coast they 'would try to return for their U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley ties, Republican management of Guard boat at Key West, clinibed friends. Field issued this forecast for Con-' the House of Representatives, in­ into waiting automobiles, and They swam a stretch of water ne<^cut today; creased Republican representative Dinner to Aid were whisked off to immigration on the border Saturday, cut 'reniperatures for the five day in the Senate..." offices for preliminary question­ through barbed wire on the east perlod/'q^esday through Saturday, The crowd greeted the former ing before being sent to Miaitit bank and went to the home of a are expeftfd to average 7 degrees Chief Executive warmly, waving Bay State GOP One had a bandage on his hand, friend. There they met three men above ^ m a l. Rising temperature scores of welcomlhg signs, tlirow- but none of the dishev.eled group trend ^Tuesday and Wednesday ' ing confetti and whooping it up. BOSTON (A P)—Tonight’s 8100- appeared to be seriously hurt. (CoBtinaed on Page Thlrteea) After his speech he was present- with more seasonable temperatures a-plate birthday j^inner for for­ during the remainder of the period. c* with a 40-pound birthday cake Some normal high and lows for in recognition of his 72nd birthday mer President Dwight D. Eisen­ R's probably a little gift for Mamie. Former president Dwigtit Eisenhower enjoysXa joke over hower is expected to add half a Connecticut are Hartford 64-40; the pot holder Congressman Horace Seely-Brown, left has been u.sing for-many years^^ a cam­ yesterday. End Aloof Attitude million dollars to Massachusetts Bridgeport 63-44; New Haven 63- paigning gimmick. Se^y-Brown and' GOP gubernatorial candidate John Alsop greeted E^enhbwer Then, after being in Connecticut 42. on his arrival, at Rentschler Field today. (Herald photo by Oflara). about au hour, he left for Rentsch­ Republican's campaign war chest. Precipitation may total one half ler Airfield to depart for Boston. Some 6,000 members of the for­ inch or more occurring as showers In hi.? trip to and from the alr- mer .president's party are expect­ Vatican II May Soften over mountain areas on Thursday New Crisis Expected po"t, he wjiB accompanied by <30P ed at Commonwealth Armory to and rain over most of the district Kennedy Rests candidates and crowds cheered his hear a' 20-minuta speech starting on Friday. motorcade along the way. at 9:80 p.m. Gubernatorial candidate John '.fter an earlier campaign ap­ ! Vows NLRB Backs Union For Eight-State isop and Rep. Horace Seely- pearance at Hartford, Conn., Ei­ HARTFORD (AP) — The Na­ U.S. Restktes Policy Brbwn, the senatorial candidate, senhower was scheduled to fly to tional Labor Relations Board rodeNlh the closed automobile with Boston by private plane for an ROME (AP) — Roman Catholic|>with the Vatican Secretariat tar (NLRB) has ordered Pratt A Political Tour him. afternoon arrival at Logan Inter­ and Protestant clergymen here Church Unity, official contact on Whitney Aircraft to stop interfjer- national Airport. e:q)ress belief the current Second The former president, 72 Sun­ scale that has never been at­ iag with distribution of union liter­ By. WHITNEY SHOEMAKER (CoBtl6^^ OB Page Sevea) Vatican Coimcil will discuss the tempted previously. ature at its North Haven plant. On Rights to Berlin day, was expected to be greeted WASHINGTON (AP) — President question of mixed marriages and The action over the weekend by Republican' Gov. John.. A. ‘ a likeness of mind can be de­ Kennedy catches his campaign ' the vows the Catholic CSiurch de­ tected in public statements by the came almost two years to the day V^olpe; George Cabot Ixjdge, who mands of non-Catholics who mar­ after Paul Bisgyer, the trial ex­ breath for the next two days, then Presides Arrives is the GOP nomintee for U. 8. Pope and such other prominent dashes off through eight states in By JOHN M. HIGHItlWER ^against Soviet pressures. "If the ry Catholics. Christian leaders as Dr. Ramsey. aminer, made the recommendation i Senate, and the rest of the state Some Protestant churchmen another (ire-building mission (or WASHINGTON (A P )—The Unit­ Soviets want their crisis they can The Anglican leader commented to the board in a report. have h ," he said in a stern radio In Slate O' tpber 17 j ticket. '*• have expressed hope that the 1982. ed States has a.ssured West Ger­ The general will stay overnight last week that there are mauiy is­ Bisgyer filed his intermediate many that it is determined to address. ' , Catholic Church in the current report on Oct. 17, 1960, following Kennedy landed in Washington Kibicoff in his Boston hotel and fly to sues on which the views of the early this morning from New maintain the right of civilian! as Meanwhile,, in a television inter­ To Assist council might soften its Insistence Attglican and Catholic churches a series of hearings on the charges Manchester. N. H., Tuesday . on such vows, but Catholic York, 'Where he had summoned well a s . military access to West view in the UqUed States (ABC- morning for a .speech in tgat city. "would be substantially iden­ made by. Local 1234, United Auto Berlin again.st any new Soviet at­ WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ sources available tpday expressed Workers. U.N. Ambassador Adlai E. Stev­ Issues and An.SwersI, McGeorge His plane will stop at Exeter. tical.” enson to an hour's huddle on in­ tempt to isolate the city, Bundy, a presidential assistant dent Kennedy files to (Connecticut doubt any such change will be The Pope made a markedly The literature was distributed in N. H , so he may visit his grand­ ternational objectives, after barn­ U.S. policy on this point Is un­ who specializes in national .secur­ Wednesday to campaign for nis made. similar statement Saturday, tell­ 1959. It was unrelated to the ma­ son, David, at Phillips Exeter storming five states on political derstood to have been stated em­ ity affairs, endorsed a proposal former secretary of welfare, Abra­ Sources close to the conference ing Protestant observers at the jor strike later at United Aircraft N^cademy. objectives- in November congres- phatically to West German For­ for a permanent deputy foreign ham A. Ribicoff. who is running in said there is talk of the church council he did not know of any facilities in the state. also giving status and recognition sionsd and state elections. eign Minister Gerhard Schroeder, ministers conference on Berlin for the Senate in that state. ease in which Christians "were who began strategy talks with and German issues. The President’s .Itinerary was for the first time to other denomi­ divided on principle.” Several .minutes before Ken­ nations and ending the tradition- SNET Dividend nedy's plane touched down at Secretary of State Dean Rusk .. At the same Umo’, Bundy ap­ announced today by White House ■ ally aloof attitude of the Church So far there has been only a sin­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Washington National Airport, five here Sunday. proved a proposal by Brandt for press secretary Pierre Salinger. It of Rome. gle one-hour working session of Southern New Ekigland 'Telephone fire trucks wheeled out alongside Schroeder will be followed to s referendum to put West Berlin­ includes speeches in Bridgeport, RuUetins Protestant groups have been the council.' The ne^ session is Co. announced today quarterly di­ the runway. ' . Wa.shington Nov. 7 by West Ger­ ers on record In favor of keeping Wate'rbury and New Haven. working quietly for a revision of siHtieduled for Tuesday, to begin vidends of 55 cents a share to 77,- The plane was low on hydraulic man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Allied troops in the city, calling The President's plane will stpp Culled\rom AP Wires election of KM) members of the 10 the Catholic attitude on both these 000 stockholders. Earnings per fluid used (or bralfing, an Air who wants to discu.ss the Berlin it "a very constructive .step,” in Brldgeiport. He thgn will mo­ commissions that will study the points, regarded as wounding by share were 11.92 compared with For officer said, and the pilot situation with President Kennedy On the eastern side of the Iron torcade to Waterbury by way of other Christian churches. had radioed this information to in advance of a possible Kennedy BARNETT FINE CROBO (ContiBoed on Page Seven) (Contlniied en Page .Seven) The Archbishop of Canterbury, the airport. The (ire trucks were meeting with Soviet Premier (ContIniMd on Page Seven) (Contlniied on Page Thirteen) NEW ORLEAnV La. (AP)— Dr. Michael Ramsey, last week sent out "as a super-precaution­ Khrushchev concerning Berlin. The Ju.Htice Deparment asked referred to the conditions imposed ary ■ mea.sure,” the Alr^ Force Kennedy, Rusk'- ahd other-West­ the 5th U.S. Circuit''Court of for mixed marriages as "very spokesman said. ern leaders believe that Khrush­ .-Appeals today to fln ^ Missis^ chev is.planning some new action painful" to practicing Anglicans. Sparked by Adjournment Kennedy, unruffled as he Connecticut Politics sippt Gov. Ro m BarnettXflOO,- which may precipitate a fresh The archbishop said he was stepped off the plane, quickly en­ 000 (or failing to purge huuself thinking of the Catholic invitation Berlin crisis before the end'pf the of contempt In the Jan>eo''li. tered a limousine which took him year. American officials see a to the non-Catholic husband or Meredith IntegraUon case. 18 to the White House. 50-50 chance that before taking wife to abandon his faith and the Political War Starts Sprinting . through New York, Ribicoff Says State 4th also asked the court to impose insistence that children of mixed any decisive step, however, the dally fine of 810.000 In the fu­ nor^em New Jersey, western Soviet , leader may come to the marriages must be brought up as ture Until Barnett oonipUee fully Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, Louis- U.N. General Assembly meeting Catholics. viUe and. Buffalo in the last three In New York .and also confer with with court orders. An attorney Informed sources said the coun- On Congress* Record day*, Kennedy demonstrated: Kennedy in the hope of winning In Prime Defense Work for the National Association for to .-.cil also will review the system of He is primarily interested in Western concessions on Berlin. the Advancenwnt of Colored allowing only a shortened service tiinilng out a big vote on Nov. 8. If the Russian.s do launch an in­ People urged the arrest of Bar­ for mixed marriages. These sour- WASHINGTON (AP)—The STthfean leader Everett M. Dirksen of He' said in a television interview BRIDGEPORT (AP) 'Con-^said the state legislature ought to nett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. John- Congress sputtered to adjourn­ Illinois'and his Bouse counterpart, tensified campaign against the necti.cut now ranks fourth in the "continue and speed up saUary re , ^ ce s said upe of the full Roman (ABC) that competition on the son Jr., for contempt. The ment over the weekend, signaling Charles HaUeck%f Indiana, placed Western position in Berlin,. the nation in the dollar amount of classification of state jobs at all Catholic liturgy may ,be author­ stump from former President point of attack may well be the NAACP did not ask for a fine. ized. , the beginning of a pbiitical tt|g much of the blame on Kennedy. Dwight D. Eisenhower—while El­ prime contract awards made by levels."’ of war over its- record that will - They said Kennedy saddled Con­ surface and air lifeline across the Defense Department," Abra­ The 200,000-member association To many observers here, the senhower's speeches "m ay not be East Germany linking the city ■ BEDS SCHEDULE TESTS most fascinating aspect of the continue through the^Nov. 8 gene­ gress with too many' requests, so helpful,” as he put it — will ham Ribicoff told the Bridgeport bawl previously urged ^establish­ ral election. most of which were aimed at with We.st Gerna^y. The U.S. pol Chamber of (3ommeroe today. ment of a 8360 annual cost of liv- ftlOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet council is the change it represents help arouse the electorate. Demo^ icy decision on, civilitfn right of ''' Union, tonight announced it will in the Catholic attitude to the oth­ During its longest session smee "spending more money or concen­ crats outnumber Republicans in "W e r,ank right behind the much shoot new experlhiental multl- er Chrlstism churches. Exchanges 1951, 0>ngress gave President trating more power in the federal registration, he said, but Demo­ access, therefore, is considered of | populous states of California, (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) Kennedy part of what he asked, government.” vital importance, for It Implies New York and Maasachusetts, .stage rockets Into tw'o areas In between Pope John XXIII and crats “don't do so well” in pour­ that this country and Us allies other Christian leaders have rare­ considerably altered some of his , Whatever else may be said of ing out on election day. said the Democratic candidate for the Pacific Ocean beginning have decided they will not toler­ Tuesday. The announcemeut requests, and completely blanked the 87th, it was the third largest He is working (or New Fron­ the U. S. Senate. ly been more cordial. ate CommUni.st blockade meas­ said the tests would be held be­ The Russian Orthodox Church the administration. on three major spender - in congressional history tiersmen. He r^kons on a 25 per "Connecticut, with its abundant Death Toll 47 ures. tween Oct, 16 and Nov. SO. has two observers here for the programs. ' with a total of 8101.8 billion ap­ cent defection' ’ of Democrats on supply of skilled manpower and Congress supported the presi­ propriated (or current and future crucial domestic votes. In Pitts­ Western diplomats say it Is ex­ brainpow'er, is in an exc^lent po­ first formal contacts between the CHANG LEAVES PRISON churches for nearly 10 centuries. dent on his foreign policy re­ fiscal years. This was , exceeded burgh, he lumped conservative pected that the East Germans will sition to receive research grants In Giant Storm Another 18 churches .or. religious quests. only by the wartime 8147 billion members of his party with Repub­ ■shortly institute some regulation from the federal government," SEOUL, South Korea (APJ — bodies are represented in talks In addition it gave him sub­ of 1942 and 8115 bUllon of 1943. licans as obstacles on key issties. requiring regular diplomatic visas Ribicoff said. He pledged to work Former Premier John M. Chaag stantially what he asked (or in Still, this year’s total was about He's willing to endorse a ^Re­ for civilians croasing East Ger­ for such grants if elected. On West Coast walkeo out of his red brick pris­ the Reciprocal Trade Blxpansion 83.8 oilllon less than Kennedy had publican, as he did in Louisville. man territory to the Western sec­ “ In Connecticut,” said Ribicff, i ______on tonight, free on lOO.OM woo— Flemish, Walloons Act, aid (or depressed areas, man­ asked. John Sherman (Jooper, one of Ken- tor of Berlin. This could be con­ " ‘we "J"®* SAN FRANCISeX) (AP) — The 8170 hail. Gen. Kim '1n- January, forecast actiuir expend!- (Contbiaed' bn Page Seven) ' -gree of -Western recognition of ^ “ ‘Brilish Columbia mopped up to- law commander, last Friday rOash-iil B r^sd crease's Tiaifi'"i«efeasea -ffilimminr' - '-»• I ■ IITB —tT gBM»TGag3aagB>vd8M*tor4ty .thA. -®i5^aftirt''ntiu'?rteane'‘' winds and .aived execution'of Cliang's IW- ' wages. lion with a surplus of 8500 million supply line. torrential downpours left at least yea. sentence on charges of aid­ BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)—Po­ His incentive tax exemption and Since then the Treasury has said The United States, Britain' and Telethon Slated 47 dead and scores homeless in ing a plot to overthrow the mitl- lice held 40 persons today after strict farm production control a deficit is probable, possibly Oracle See§ France maintain their position in HARTFORD (AP) — Another one of the vast' area's worst tarj government after reviewing thousands of ' Flemish-spesiking programs were approved in part. ranging between 84 to 88 billion. Berlin and their access to the city hour-long telethon has been sched­ storm of the century. the action of the miUlary court. Belgians swarmed into Brussels But Congress turned a , deaf ear The question of house-senate as a right of pecupation resulting uled by Abraham Ribicoff, Dem- from World War n. . Damdge amounted to uncounted and clashed with French-speaking to administration requests for fed­ prestige was very much in evi­ Bitter Winter ■oeratfe candidate for U. S. Sena­ millions in northern Clalifomla MRS. FUR IMPROVES . Walloons they accused of "sub­ eral aid to schools and colleges, dence in the closing days. In the past the right of acce.ss tor. Riblcbff's question and an­ has sometimes been narrowly In­ and western Oregon, Washington NEW VORK (A P ) — Mrs, jugating” them. health insurance (or the aged fi­ Does the House have the exclu­ swer session will be simultaneous­ Franklin U. Roosevelt was re­ LANCASTER. Pa. (AP) — terpreted as meaning only the and British 0)lumbia. Not even a Members of both groups were nanced through higher social se- sive right to initiate appropria­ ly televised at 9 p.m. Nov. 1 by rough estimate of the total loss ported feeling distlaetty better taken into custody as a result of curitv taxes and establishment tions measures? The House said The famed, and, yes, some­ rigb* to supply the military forces WTTC (Channel 3) Hartford and but not td secure and safeguard could be tabulated. today at Columbia Preabyteriaa Sunday's outbreaks that injured of a department of urban affairs. yes. the Senate said no. times fickle oracle of the WNHC (Channel 8) New Raven. Medical Center where she has civilian traffic. Kennedy adminis­ Parts of major cities and many about 20 ■ persons. 'Counterdemon- The final week saw congress The hassle reached a climax Pennsylvania Dutch country His first telethon was staged Sept. hero oonOned sinee Sept. 88 wttll tration officials say that, what­ small towna in the, 75,000-square- strations by Walloons continued trying desperately to pass a com­ Friday 'when Rep. Clarence Can­ has spoken again, predicting a lung Infectioa. Her tem­ ever views may have been held 18. mile storm area still were without far into the night. paratively few. appropriation and non, D-Mo., veteran House Appro­ a long, bitter winter. perature, which had beea nm- Just o ff the ' press imd gi former years, such a narrow telephone service. Emergency The race-and-language rivalry. authorization measures in the (ace priations Committee chairman, State Workers Backed phone crews were flown into the ning a Uttle high ever, tke - goea back 183 years to Belgian of a revived; prestige battle be­ demanded a roll call in. an ready for distribution today, interpretation no longer. makes ] weekend, has dropped, a hospi­ sense and the occupation powers HARTFORD (AP) State em­ area in chartered planes to patch Independence. Although the Flem- tween . the House and Senate. attempt jo defeat a 8205,000 sur­ the 138th edition of the John tal buUetlo saM. The hospital Baef's Agricultural Almanac have the duly not only to protect ployees called forj higher wages the lines today, ' . ii^ now have a- majority in palr- Sunday, less than 34 hours after vey item which the Senate had The storm, whiplash tall of two said today she would reeaaia « a - bot^ houses a()]ounred, the Re­ tacked onto the 86-blllion public gives cold comfort to most of West Berlin .but to provide for the yesterday and were supported in liament. they claipi dlscrlmlnaUon some of their demands by (3ov dying Pacific typhoons, struck Ul her lung tnteeUoa has Clear­ continues, especially in Brussels. publican leaders issued a statie- works' appropriation measure. the country from November economic health of Its 3i^-milllon John Dempsey. the coast Thursday' night, batter- ed up. TIm> widow e( the an- Officials esUntated 25,000 to 50,- nient blasting the 87th a^ a con- Cannon lost the vote, but it dis­ to April. Its predictions are people. tiao’s 88ad preeldsat ohaerved West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt Dempsey, in a speech at the inf; OregM hardest. It loat its MO Flenitngs from northern Bel- grpas which accon^plished little closed what house leaders had for a'seldom-broken season of her 78th birthday laM t t m m - and mismanaged much. cold waves, storm and anow* reiterated Sunday' Western deter closing banquet at the EOiployea' mlnation to protect , his city AssocTation's Annual - OotrvenfloB, (CMsttetM* m Page My hi the hiipHhi. ^ (OetalBBed~w1^ge Nine) ^ ^ ^ e ‘statement Senate Repu^U* (OoBttaiieg Page lim e) balls.

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portlenate to Ita miiaic^ Value, MANdREOTR EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 196J, PAGE and 1 assume that w 6 a of these ygRB!l 'Hvere on children’s epneerts, . / / Not a single wnTk of the 12 - / ■ . - SHeinwold on : e Coventry \ Sparked by Adjoumnient tone-scale- school/^ade the first A Town Opens ten most heani works of the “THE WAY present centiny. With all the The Baby Has ODRBEOr PLAT IS < BMt dialar hoopla -About his 80th birthday', NOT BOOKISH Lord Mayor Arrives; TuwBidson Stravlnsl^ ran fourth to Rach­ Nskhar ride Political War Starts I HEARD IT” maninoff’s third. (Dtfbussy came By ALFRED SHEINWOLD first, ^wth‘ . Ravel second, ' Inci­ Been Named... You'll never. findTthe right play , Walks^ Curbs dentally.) to r today’s hand. I know I didn’t. 9 10 C 4 t Interested in Renewal by John Gruber 1 found It In a',book, but the right O K 10 On Congress^ Record Bids from two compariiM for re were 348 oontemporary play isn’t a hit bookish. _ _ _ « A Q I » . ------T'------• ■ *: ’ ■ ■ ■ lericans works performed, East dealer WEST Th* lord 'maybr of Coventry,*- Area persons have arranged which indicates they are getting roadside construction wore opened sidewalks that are not buiH new; (Oonttnued from Fag* 0 *s ) / Neither eide vulnerable 4 S 4 S England, sriisre Mary, - Q^een of full schedule o< tours and teas for at 1 1 a.m. today at the Municipal, \vtll, be repaired. j ______far more than a fair shake. Only Woods, Kelly Ann, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Woods, Opening Iead--Eight of Spades. ty K «4 Scots, wa* imprisoned for a time, the guests. WhO'Mave a week' 22 Presticm Dr. She wns besn Sept, 22 at Manchester Msmorinl Q 9 6 4 2 1 Building. 'TTve bids will be analyzed by the" tried to avert alt week—• k5 ^I k a ■i-' ' Haydn wrote over lOO symj>h(>> 791 composers In all represented. ■You expect East to have most * making hla first 17.S; visit to from tomorrow for a visit to New And*LiandaberK wa»kindenbug^it Again a little arithmetic shows Noepltal. . She h u three brothers, Frank, 12, Dennis, U , and 4 8 4 3 Coventry. Ootat., where Nathan ■York. The to'wn sought prices for nesv- Town Public Works Department.' a quorum due to the exodusxodns homehot Mnd m* » clipping that I found nies, and Mosart over M y n o t to of the missing high cards for his Ii?f* and the contractor selected will be that Amerlcains represented al­ Jeffrey, 8. . Hale wa* bom. The lord mayor and i constmetion and rebuilding of of membera anxious to get started opening bid. West may have a aidewalks and ctirhs. including! announced in the near future, «r IhUrMt, and Tm passing th» In- mention 26 piano concerHT so con­ most half the list. It is ridiculous a'. king, but nothing else. And if that Lord Mayor. Arthur J . Waugh are staying with Capt. and Mr*. on their election campaigns. Gorman, John Patrick, son of Joseph and Muriel 'Van W art ii 'XT and his wife imd City Councilor J. Walter Keller, and Councilor Ber- ' labor and equipment rental feae. ' " formation it contains on to you. siderably less than two orchestras to suppose that- Americans are as king is the king of trumps you Leaders of both houses ham­ ■ It has to do with a BMI survey of would have been a t ^ to duplicate Important in the field of music as Gorman, 122 Chesthut St. He was bpm Oct. 4 at Manchester o t r a Dennis Beny, chairman of the ry is staying with Mr. and Mr*. Of the two companla. that re -' g j . w-.. " . Memorial Hospital. maternal grandparents afe Mr. and are headed for trouble.. mered om a compromise late Fri­ , orchestral repertoire during the the works of thesp^omposers had all the rest, of the composers com­ M you try the heart finesse. a M Coventry City Planning and Rede­ Robert Cleverdbn sponded. R. Pace Inc.. Bloomfield. ! I j a p t l . S l S I i f H l f l l l l S Mrs. Edward 'Van Wart, Jackson Heights, N. Y. His paternal S o a S M M velopment Commission, arrived-at day night.. With enough members ~’7TL961- air construction, with an eatimate H a l l o M e e n J r a r t V t called back to Washington to ‘ the rest. Actually, /ten works from the is three times as important smd has two brothers, Joseph, U , and Robert, 8; my’s king. That kills you. a 10-day stay in. the rural Connect­ School. Dancing in the cafeteria of $27,242 total .cost for the quan-1 » ; able the House to Ao business uv conjunction writh. the Amerl- 20th century received 392 per­ valuable as all the remainder, but There's no advantage in lead­ icut town that beimi the-name of and refreshments will follow, and Utv of work put out to bid. The: . „ ' ~7* . .„ Saturday, it unfolded■ dds way. those are the figures given. ' - White, Daniel Patrick, son of Edward F . and Patricia Mias- Q the British rJty. film* of the anniversary celebra­ other bidder. Charles PonUcelli A k.\ costume p ^ y will passed the |8-bmi<» , can Symphony Orchestra League, formances; according to the sur­ ing the ace of hearts out and cash the ace of hearts and go aft­ _■ BMI checked on the programs of vey. One of these was written in Bach and Wagner are not even ooJa White, 784 E. Middle I^ke. He -was bom Oct. 1 at Man­ The visitors, none of whom has tion will b* shown at 9,-9:30 and Son.. 382 Hackmatack St . would neto by m ^ h era of Worn- pubjtc works appropriation meas- then going after the clubs. West er the cluw. By the time West eharge JS0.9S7 for the same work, Mission S^ iety t^ ure. but sidetracked a |560-mll- . 271 orchestras in the country. This 1873j/ m a matter of fact—the mentioned in the report and pre­ chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grrandmother Is Mrs. can ruff a club with a low trump is able to °ruff a d ab you will b*en in the United States before, 10. Showed 2,903 .concerts with 11,823 welj4tnown "Pictures at an Ex­ A. J. Dlmanno, 67 Ardmore Rd. His maternal grandfather la plaimed the trip for two reasorus. Before they leave for New York. Bids were sought for each of 15 [5 °^ - th?^^c2mmunitr**^^i?tlLt supplemental appropriation, sumably are lumped under "m is­ and still get his king of trumps have discarded two duhionda, Lord Mayor Waugh aays they . performances of individual works hibition,” ' by Moussorgsky. Only cellaneous,” which , is likewdse a Joseph Mascola, Hartford. IDs paternal grandmother is Mrs. and a diamond trick. and you will be home free. ■niev are responding belatedly categories of possible costs to th e. Baptist ^hlch Included fund* tor tn- Eleanor White, Hartford. His maternal great-grandparents are to an 'inviUtiort to the area town'* plaO to ■rtsit a 94-year-old Strat­ town. The Bloomfield Ann was low i pension* for retired fed- 'during last season. Much to my the -Ravel orchestration of this ridiculous situation, since musi­ To tell the truth, you can't Incidentally, that unbooltish booh Mrs. Nicholas Derewianka surprise, only 1,398 different com- .work dates from this century, but Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mascola, Old Lyme. His mateihsl. great­ 2S0th anniversary celebration last ford man. the oldest li'vlng grad­ bidder in all but three of the « .te -■ i Cannon had vowed cally they are among the half- make four heartk if West is look­ is called "The Second Book of uate of Rablake Grammar School poidtlons were represented, and 987 BMI saw fit to call this a con­ dosen greatest composers of all grandmother is Mrs. Jenny DlBlasi, Hartford. He has a broth­ ing at your cards. But If you let Bridge Problems” by Ihvart summer. They couldn’t attend be­ gori«. It o f ^ ^ equal bids in 1 Marcia N^torTorcle!'^^^^^ * er, Eldward, 4; and a sister, Cheryl, 6. cause the multi-million Coventry in Coventry. . ^ these were ■written since ,J900. temporary work. time. In short, it seems that con­ * B * • • your opponents look at your cards Kempson and Paul Lukiacsi Go by members the circled P*'^"**"*"***^ maneuver. A little mental arithmetic shows Every last one of the ten most ductors are not choosing pro­ you're playing the wrong game. without lunch for a day, if you Cathedral was M n g dedicated at costs for cement concrete curbs at ’ making arrangements for. the Cannon took the floor IB the that the repertoire was so limited often heard contemporary works grams which are broadly repre­ EUlott, Lisa Marie, daughter of Robert and Rosemary Quinn Try ohess. ( must, but get the book. the same time. Jr. Centura" Club 60 cents higher per lineal foot than affair * * ' closing minutes to lash Speaker ’ that each composition heard in the is at least 30 years old; the new­ sentative of the field of music EUtott, 104 Prospect St., Rockville. She was bom OM. 6 at A simple swindle brings the Dally Question Area residents are planning to its competition. -Mrs O. E. Stanford i* in charge ' McCormack. D-Maas. Can- tJ.S. was.played by about five or­ est was Hindemith's "Mathis Der either in quantity or quality. Manchester Memorial HoeqHtal. Her maternal grandparenta are hand home. Win the first trick As dealer, you holdt Spades, recreate the festivities for the The town would like to put neW of holiday decorationa. The chair- called McCormack’s leader- chestras during the concert year. Maler," written in 1933, whilp The Manchester Civic Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quinn, Pottsville, Pa. Her paternal with the ace of spades and lead A-6-2; Hearts, A-q-J-2-8; ■ Dia­ guests tonight with films of the To Hear Salazar sidewalks on Hollister St., from men wish to remind members "biaaed and inept.” 1 ’ I can imagine this happening to "La Mer,” by Debussy, was writ- is not a member of the American grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elhott, Mlnersvllle, Pa. the queen of hearts Out of your monds; 8-7-5; Clubs,TO-T, ' anniversary parade and other Princeton St. west on both sides of not wearing costumes to wear old' The prestige question remained • * « • * events. V Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, all ter in 1902. "Peter and the Wolf, Symphony Orchestra League, so hand! What do you sayT Jose Salazar will be guest the road to existing sidewalks; clothes. Mssks will be provid-' un.aettled. The Senate boapOd to right, but that nearly 1,400 com- by Prokofieff, w'as likewise writ­ its programs were not taken into BurimeU, Peter Moore Jr., son of Peter M. and Carol H. If East happens to have the Answer: Bid one heart. You lo rd Mayor and Mrs. Waugh along the south side of Yf. Middle ed. ______: most House demands in the tfrl-v* Starr Bushnell, 169 Summit St. He was bom Oot. 3 at Man­ and Councilor Berry alao want to speaker Wednesday at 8 p.m. at positions were so treated strikes ten in 1933, although not pre­ account. In three concerts we • - ' ■* i king of hearts, let him have the have only 1 1 points in Mgh cards the annual -Men’s. Night .program Tpk*. from Durant St. east to the A business, meeting ■will' follow • for adjournment, but served ao- ' me as though wa have gotten into miered until 1935. It accounted for have presented works by 14 com­ chester Memorial HospltaL His mattmal grandparents are Mr. trick. He won’t get fat on it. Bast study Hartford’s Conatltutlon railroad; and on two se-^ons of the party. Devotions will b e : tice that it wilt renew its quest and Eugene Odesen, Glastonbury. BOs pwtemal grand­ and 1 point for the doubleton, but of the Junior Century Club of a m t 32 performances, quite- dlspro- posers, which is certainly more cannot .attack diamonds, so you this hand Is still w o ^ ' ati. .open- Flaaa renewal project and learn Parker St., in front of the Colonial-conducted ny members of the [when-the 88th Congress" 4U mother Is Mrs. F. Forbes Bushnell. about the city's traffic system. .Manchester at the K of C hall. His proportionate than 2,903 concerts * B * * * ■will have time to draw trumps ihg bid. Some of the .textbooks topic Will be ‘"nie Red Challenge Board Co. and south .500 feet from Mary Green* Circle. i doors next Jan. 9. representlg 791 composers. True, and develop the clubs. East will Trafflc and parking are of ma­ L.vd*n St.. ■ , Oaye, Gary Alan, aon .of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson G. Caye, 767 recommend a pass, but they’d in Latin America.” I we haven’t been in existence so get a heart, a club, and a dia­ have to sit on me to mcd^'a me lar concern in Coventry, England, Cheater Langtry, deputy director ” Foster St., Wapping. He was bom Oct 2 at Manchester Memo­ says Mayor Waugh. "Our two Salazar, a resident of Manches-1 long that we have to duplicate, mond, but you will make the con­ pisss this hand! ter, is a native of Cuba and for- J of public work*, haa indicated the j ---- but when'271 orchestras only man­ rial Hoepital. His matemri grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sal­ tract. main roads go through the cen­ amotint of new construction will vator Saimond, 139 Oak St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. mer classmate of Fidel Ca.*tro at | age to come, up with 791 compos­ If West has the king of hearts For Sheinwold’s 86-psgo' book­ ter of th* cltyi- We want road* depend on th* cost of th* projects. and M n. Nelson J . Oaye, Wapping. He has a brother, George, to go around, instead of through," the University of Havana. He par- i ers, or less than three per orches­ Made Voters (as In this case), he won’t dream let, “A Pocket Guide to BHdgC-" tlcipated it) Castro’* resistance 17 months. 256 he says- tra, something is wrong. • • • • • of playing the king immediately. send 50 cents to B r i^ e Book, movement against the Batista re­ He will be sure that you don’t Manchester Evening Herald, Box He says that a three-ring plem In point of fact, the next pro­ Sharicey, Kelly - Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ray­ In All’Day Session of roads is being designed, aind the gime and held several government gram by the Manchester Civic -will have the ace of hearts since you 8318, Grand Central Hta., M-Y. 17, pwritions under Castro. He re­ First SelecitmEm Charles Nyaok of Coventry, Conn., second from left, greets Lord Mayor. Arthur Specials for Monday, mond Sharkey, Grant Hill Rd., RFD 2, Ihlland. She was bom didn’t win the first trick In dummy first ring, the inner ring road, is, Personal Notices bring you composers we haven’t Oct. 1 at Manchester Memorial Ho^ltal. Her maternal grand­ N.Y. signed in 1961 and escaped with J. Whugh Of Coventry, England, at the arrival last night of the British gtiests at Bra^ey Field. Two hundred and fifty-six per­ to try a trump finesse. West will one third complete. Also, he says Beside the lord maym' are his wife and J. Dennis fU^cy. obtorman of the Coventrj- City Planning yet tackled, notably Ravel, Wolf- father k Kenneth Harper, East Hartford. Her paternal grand­ Copyright 1902 Oov*nti-y is "in the throes of tack­ hi* family--to the United States. Ferrarl (both of the 20th Century) sons became registered voters dur­ worry about a singleton ace of General Feature* dorp. His radio program. "The Red and Redevelopment Communion. Mrs. Nyack ia with ber huOband. (Herald photo bs' Satem isl. Tueaday and Wednesday parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp, RockvlHe, She has a hearts in his partner's hand. ling what we esll the worn out Of Thanks TO MAKE 101 IMPROVEMENTS and Smetana. The spring concert broUier, Scott David, 8. ing an all day session Saturday, 106 Challenge.” is broadcast each So West will play a low heart , roads." W« would oaproaa our will bring you still others, all ***** of them Democratic, 68 Republican Councilor Barry says the parking Suhdyr at 4 and 10 p.m, on sta­ Add a rug or a whole new room! Repair, repaint or Americans; I’m aware that we at rite second trick. Now you felt AM>rcei«h . the many friend*, LyOoa, Karen Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oharies E. and 106 independent. CAST- problem is being solved by roof-top tion RTNF. Arnold, Mrs. Francis Garber. Mrs. chael Ssponsra. Mrs. Joseph .8an- Mrs. Fred Kswam and Mrs. Philip relative*, and ^hhort. who were ro redecorate! There may be 101 reasons why you could have American conaposers. And Lyons, 89 Palmer Dr., Wa'pping. She was bom Oot. 2 at Man­ Mrs. James Spencer will be George Eaglason, Mrs. Leonard Uni. Mrs. .lame- P" ■ S. Hyde Jr. fonaronB and our recent aor- ’The new totals are 9,498 Repiib- parking areas. To date. 7^500 park­ ■ae an HPC Householder's Loan to get your home or American composers are awsu-e chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grant^rents are *W iR d s ( ing spaces have been developed on hostess for the evening. She will Lucia, Mr*- Wayne Manchester, Herbert Peterson, Mrs. Oeorgs The meeting is opee to aaem- Maria Amirnijit and family apartment ready for the upcoming season. What’s more, that we have an orchestra in Man­ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Francis, Glendale, R. I. Her paternal llcana, 7,838 I^raocrata and 4,008 roofs and the city is almlAg for a be assisted by Mrs. Jeffrey Mrs. David Sampson. Mrs. Mi­ MroaeK^Mr... .. hers and gussts. chester. grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyons, Tarkfln, R. L Independents, for a total of 21,339 there are 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 reasons why you may trust As a matter of fact we shall E f l S T U J O O D ENDS total 10,000 within a year, he aays. She hM three sisters, Kathleen, 7, Susan, 4, and Carolyn, S. regiatsred voters. TONITE After that, the parking areas have one, and perhaps two compo­ The next regular voter making many people borrow sitions written for this particular au dar! - All Asttoal will be expanded as the need arises, MONTMSY PAYNliNT SOWDW.I Lobaugli, Alan SMrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel'vln Lobaugh, aesslon will be Saturday from 9 William Holden, Llli Palmer In AU AdTsatare! the councilor say*. 1 P o i k eonfidentlyfrom House­ n < program. I dcwi’t expect they’ll be RD. 2, Bl^ervlUe, Pa. He was bom Sept 30 In BIglervlIle, Pa. a;m. to 8 pju. in the town cleric's SP IS world-beaters, but we too are do­ “OOUNTERFEIT TRAITOR” "THE MINOTAUR" The lord mayor says that Cov­ hold every year. You, Sewn Sawn Sewn Sewn His maternal granckwother is Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, 134 N. School- office at, the Municipal Building. In color 8:05 entry is also tackling a massive i ( 6.72 I 7.27 110.05 818.46 ing something, at least, for con­ 8t too, may trust HFC to temporary writers of music. The ■ . • • • B * - A special session will be hdd Plus BOR HOPE problem of redevelopment in the ( 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.56 Nov. 5 for those whose rights ma­ "ALIAS JESSE JAMES” "REVOLT Of 'I ^ E 8LAVP8" city, due to the bombings of the help. Dtdp In at House­ 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 other composers Include two who Oook, EUot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Oo<^, West Complris Show al TiN £ ture In the last two weelu before In color 0:26-10:25 town during World .War n . Plana i hold Finance te^ y . 30.83 33.61 4755 89.47 made big impression in world Rd., Ellington. He was bom" O ct 8 at Mlanriisster Memorial Wffd LUCKY the state election Nov. 6. are being made and work done on 1 36.41 39.74 56.48 10650 music, and showed that America Hospftal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles “NOTOBIOES LAMVLAS'r* could produce composers of inter­ WEIkt "IME INTERNES” housing, slum clearance an d : Tk$ tehtimlt •boat •• o* mmiMf W alter Doucette, Malden, Mass. B la paternal grandfather Is schools, he says. Jmk about C rottit L ift ftpmymtwti 9m d wadurfi to tU . »owae*eW»«fcww national stature; they are Mac- I 3% fm wtouik om fcaltMirw ^ tiOO m hm Charles Oook, 104 GrandvUle Ave. Immigrant Venomoua Lord Mayor Waugh ia on a one- I Of^foOM 7% aaenout as poison­ never get more than one term in to be iproud. If you support the on School St. , to the Senior Citi­ The chamber haa been urging $ 4 ,D 0 ous as ths Marie widow. Coventry.” he says. "You begin orchestra by attending our con­ zen Club, at'least luitil 1963. that a portion of the old Tech 2nd nooi^Mlfchell 3-2738 the countdown at 3651" tjt. certs, you can take d'vic pride in There are two additional stipu- School building be set apart for use Lord Mayor Waugh, a member Ibstk 19 ti I I m. Im l, n«s.-IO k I WsA, FH.-9-J0 lo I bm to it too. Don’t forget our next con­ lationa: That the board of educa- as a community canter. Since the of the Labour Party, has been in­ cert is Dee. 8, a Saturday evening. bear none of the reaulUng ex- Senior Citizens Club baa outgrown I turn volved in Coventry politics for 20 The fineet M et Its present faclHtlee at the Com­ **1110 Internes* years. He was bom in Lancaster lb munity Y, the chamber suggested WED. reeV ever eetl ' “ranidren’s Hour” and studied at Rugby. He is 52 Dry Cleaning that uie lower floor of the Tech years old. building be made a-vmllable to the He and his wife Lila 'both wear group. gold chain* Of office on official oc- f A Tech School location for the FISH FRY euiorus. The ma.vor’s emblem bears J new teen club was also-support^ m (ALL YOU CAN EAT) A U U8 «4NPCHnn. COCORt . a gold standard with the motto" AND Fresh. Spar* Rfts 49* by the chamber. "Camera Fh-incipia." which may be . Fried Fish L*rim Wedge translated "chamber of th* Beeat an^eerve «44 eweet ^ sens f e e t Fried Potatoes Coleslaw prince.” and refers to the Black WHY NOT GET THE BEST? PraRch Prince, who figured largely in STANLEY WARNER Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Coventry- history. A fleur ds Us represents three victories of the Pork Cutlets ••••»*• 89*. Black Prince. AR 1 —t, — 1 STATECO 8:00 S:15-10ri0 The couple has five eons and LAUNDRY 9l FtavesM ae4 aaeriabhMft EVERY WEDNESDAY two daughters. Except for one Fuel Oil Shown At 6:25 and 8:25 son who is 1 1 . all the sons are.ln- volved in or have completed five- 11 MAPLE STREET, MANCHESTER 5 P.M. t o 9 P.M. year apprenticeships in engineer­ ing-. TItotr eldest daughter, a hotel . receptionist, is planning to make MERGYKNOa ENJOY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS her home in Boston,, which she visited a year ago as a companion,-! BENEHT CONCERT COCKTAILS SA’ISSFYING ' t and the other daughter is a halr- dreaeer. S JiEIIB l* OSflBjBei , By Father Ftonagaa’s Boys AND Am 'M iE'iiiiiH Boys Town, Nebraska . Sonday, Nov. 26, 1082 Note: Due .to Operetta to­ At 7:30 PJH. morrow “Music Man” win Bushnell Memorial Burner Service not be shown. Resumes Wednesday, Anal day. 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FA G l IP U R MANCHESTER EVENIN(J HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, OCTTORER 15, MA(4Cai!.iSiJ:.K J;uVJ!.iNiiNG,\^ MANLhi!AbJ.i!ai. UJiNiHe OLrXUni!.i4 is, lithX tA iiH Ji iVii. : ... s' . ^ - !■- the Oct. 33 Rockville semton of ‘ phone booth at Mile Hill and Rt. Linda Lively, Scott Dr., Vernonj: Lucy Persch, Mountain St.; Min. South. Wutdior Rockville-VeniQ]i3 * ' Circuit Court 13> ^ SO at 8:50 a.m. Saturday and 3te.Ua\,Serafln.. , North Shore Rd.,' M»ry Costello, Estelle Dr., Ver- Welfare Seeking loners Hear Request Tonight Covent B'nal Israel Servicea ' charged with the theft of a mo- BUihgt^; Denise Goulet. 11 Ban­ nom ■' A special service has be eh tor vehicle, Sleep Like Log Qinic Set TonigHt croft Rd\M rs. Dora Pearl, West Birth ..Sunday: A daughter to Gas Stove, Heater t«i|i ttNmii lit I Thm fMkr ' TV-] scheduled by CongregaUon" B 'nal; The youth iii: John K. Appleb'if). Rd., E llto ^ n . Mr. and Mrs. -Jack''’McLaughlin, T«k( MII-mS tiWcii wltli hot lotttr tt M For Apartments in Old Church P.O.M o v m Choicest Mimts In Town! Total Voters at %% Israel; for 8:30 p.m oh Friday. 117 who reportedly wa* Involved \B lrth Saluritoy: A daughter to Plnney St., Ellington. timt. Red imtil tyn ihut. 9tll>Xtt4 For l^oHo Makeup The choir under the direction of with a 15-year-oId boy and an- Mrs. Alexander Krkhko, The Manchester Welfare Depart­ tillitt rtIUrt xiemacb ps doa to txetti Mrs. Joseph Davis, will assist i other youth, in 4he theft of a car itooiach acid. No hanaful drags, fill l«lt*iiit irth Methodist CSiurch^hurcti 6nce at the Center, decided RFD 2, Tolland.\ Advirtisemeilt—^ ment said today it could use a gas (•day. 35c at drugiIsts. Send gditat ta talKani* The old A makeup cliiw.for administer­ To New Rabbi. Seymour Zahn. Mr*. Nor- in Stratford, A toittqd Sunda^. George Cald­ OraHfflNiri. N. Y., for HRtral frto •a No. }^ n St., will be divided to establish, their own church more man Chase will be the - organ'lrt. Calh Fuel Service — Aluminum stove and a gas heater, or else a Into a ^ l e n or more undertised convenient to their home*. ing Sabin Type I ^tl-polio vac­ Television Democrats LeaaGOP Appleby was picked up here by well. Cider Rd-. Tolland; Mrs. combination of the^ two, for a cine will .be h#ld tont]|))l for all Coventry Poet Office TUESDAY ONLY! ■Thoee Interested • in joining the Cionstable William Uswell and Ruth Barber. 'l, WarrenNAve., Ver- Windows—Save! Across from Po.st (■•par^ent*. more than rerrulations ■Led by Timothy Keeney and t:00 < 8) Big 8 Theater (in procrest)' (34) B t m f f of tha louth located at It* new heiidqufirtMa hi choir are asked ta' contact Mr*, Office, Bolton. McKinney Lumber, client. I a i l ^ on lea* land than reg;ula- James Wood, the Methodist erect-, South Windsor residents 'from six - (321 Movie St 5 (in progreu) . (13) To Tell th* Truth turned over to Trooper George non.' X. \ weeks old to 50, who didil'’b,get (to, 30) E arly Show (in procrets) 8:06 (12)‘I'v« Gol.a Scertt the shoppiilg center cm Rt. 81; Mv- .59,eLUN.ALLlEIF Registered Democrats' in Vet4St., wi krrested at 7 :B5 p.m. Sat- Daii*. s Lawrence of the Hartford bar- Discharged Sunday; Lo­ MItcheU .3-2141. Mrs. Vteva Clark, social worker, ' tUma allow, if a coning variance ed their new building- on its pres­ ( S. 13) Yo|rt Bear (34) Live ailr Learn ing moved this weeliend from the non outnumber registered Repub­ Oonatablc J \ safd the department would also ALL IN ONE STORE I ior thl* purpo*e i* granted to Mor- the vaccine last June. (18) Life of Riley 8:80 ( 8. 40. 63) TH* RIflemaa retta Nix, South Windsor: \p tto j ent site, at a cost of 18.000. After (34) Frontiers o( the Sea Sebert Building on Main St. ,d with improper p « s i;^ morialT fervice will be included ^^ree were halted at the Vernon news Is handled bv The ,appreciate donations of a chest o f, ^ ri* Becalnl at the coning board of the men of the community had • Mrs. Madlyn Dooley, , publio (10. n . 30) Saint* and to n e r* licans by about 200, accor(Ung to May, Vernon Ave.; EOgene Col­ health nurse, said the clinic will (63) Newe (18) SubieripttOD TV Poetmaster Herman F. LeDoyt driving while P^yerf. •*; toll house because they failed to ton, East Windsor. ' \ Herald’s Rockville Bureau, 5 W ., drawers and a clrb. SHOP FOR ALL YOUR appeal* meeting tonight. raised the walls, the pastorl the »:16 (34) U. N. Review (13) The Lucy Show •aid the new headquarter* provldM figures from Democratic Regip-. ler suspension. Dunn - posted well as’special prayer,for rain. be held In her office In the to'wm ~ (40) Call Mr. D .Main 8t., telephone T R e m o a t — k 7111* and ten other application* Rev. Oeorge W. Brewer, climbed (34) The W ritten Word aboiit three times more space then trar of Votera Albert Tennatedlf a $250 bond for the Oct. 30 Rock-PfLPir ' m. - L J - . - 1 pay the 25-cent toll. One of the Discharged Friday: Liohei ..Ja- hall from 5 to 8 p.m. M) Sport* ;46 ( 8) Political Telecast IBURG i W I ' Jhuths was taken into the adminis- nelle. P. O. .Box 134, Rockvula; S'glSfl or MItcheU 9-6797. MATERNITY NEEDS will be presented at the ZBA's to the top and walked the rafters *:») (£l) (Jlub Houe* :00'( 8. 13) Danny Thomai Show in the old location, or some 3,800 2 99 following the last voter-miUemg villf session of Circuit Ckmrt Mental Ills Covered : S I M . PER CUSTOMXaR 1 06-* ‘•ulldlng to flll out required Elmer Batz, 11 Esther Ave.; Mrs.'j-; monthly hearing in the Municipal of the skeleton of the building, («3) For Your tnformatloB S ( 8. 40. 68) Stoney B urkt square feet He aleo said there will session of the year. Roland G. Nourie. 20, df 311 CO- ice. is. Saturday. 9:80 a.m , holt- wore Vocedine- Present BLOUSE9."SKIR’rS. SLACKS. kneeling at the end of the church ( 12) E vergladrs (34) P ersjm tiv ea be additional individual poet oMee lumbus St., Manchester, was ar- day service, '11:20 a.m.. junior forme before procedlng. Pre.sent Yoskiko Harris, 9 Morrison St. — BRAS, GIRDLES, Building hearing room at 8. ( 10) News and\Weath*r 6:80 (10, 80) The Price la Right Tennstedt said the totol' of vot was Trooper Lawrence whose Ext. fabulous^ Second NEW YORK—Most of ,the 80,- Becclni, with Rfthard P. Bezzlni to ask God's blessing upon it. USWV Auxiliary (18) Burn* end A'lep (33) Political Talk boxes available to the public. ers was 9.230, and that/^45 were rested by Oontstable Jthn Wil- congcogaUon, 6 p.m.. service for 000,000 ’ Americans . whex have SWEATERS and John DeQuattro. is also asking Succeeding years saw enlarge­ (34) Modern Algebrw ( 8. 12) The Andy Griffith Show Starting today several ehongea liam* Sunday and charged with a adults and children: Sunday; 9:30,J .g^,, question* abouf Identification re- Admitted Friday: Miss .Loretta health in.surance are protected: (40) Wild Bill litekok (18) Subscription TelevIMon in, rural carrier service have been • HIGmMa^PARR MARKET registered Democra^'^ and 2,141 kop sign violaUon. Nourie is dUe * a.m., holiday aetvice. , suited in flight by the trio. Nix. South Windsor; Mrs. Marga­ COLlhcpUS. Ohio (AP)—"Fan- AT a variance to have a package store ments and modifications. In 1855 To Seat Officers ■ ( 8) Victory *t m e against the costs of hospital care '1 6:40 (30) Editorial 10:00 ( 3) New L oretta Young Show V __ ___ 'DDAWWPHONlE S*V Sn 84378 were registered Rpfmblican*. arUie Rockville session on Oct. 30.' • Charged with Car Theft Hospital Notes • ret Monaghan. Heather Rd., El­ tabulous,” Owned by Pioneer Farm, at *15 Main St., a location within the increased membership made ( 8. 13. 40. 63) Ben Caaty made. On Route 1, Carrier Andrew 81T nOHLAND ST. Republicans h ^ e the edge in Old Lyme, Gonn., took second of nervous and mental disorders. 1 6:46 ( 3) Walter Cronkite (34) Aria and A'rtlata J. Buckley, all moil boxes on Wall Robert J. Leone, 23. of Hamp- A Brighton. Mass., youth who Discharged Saturday: Annette lington; Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, Siich care, whether In or\ out of ] 1.000 feet of eidsting liquor ouUets. necessary a 20-foot addition.*. ( 10. 32: 30) The Huntley-Brlnkley Place honors yek^rday In the bull The Installation of the new offi­ (22. 30) David Brinkley'* Journal St.' from Monument HIR at tha rural Vernon Wifh a total of 1,141 den Mass., wa* booked Saturday fled police authorities at the Graham, 57 Prospect St.; Jtrs. Norwicq. hospitals, is eqvered for 93 peir i Glazier's •nu^e applicants seek permis­ A pipe organ was put in a gal­ cers of Mary Bushnell Cheney Report V. , (10) , The Eleventh Hour voter* compaM to 1,045 Jar the competition at the '■JLersey Jug Fu­ Corset and Uniform Shop lery between, the entrances and 7:00 ( 3) Pollilcal Teleca'at west end and Miison St. a t ' the morning on two eharges of stop Charter Oak Bridge toll booth, Pauline LiBAer, Ph-lladelphia. Pa.; Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Do^a cent of the 35.600.000 people with i sion to build closer to building side­ Auxiliary, USWV, will be conduct­ (24) Heritage 10:3u.( S) Stump the Stara . . J.____ Democrats^^n the city, Uie Dem­ •ign violation* for iq>pearance at waa apprehended behind a tele-,^James Doherty, West Rd.. Vernon; Pearl, West Rd., Ellington; Mrs. turity. Th* event w ^ jia r t of the 631 Main St.—MancbeetOT the old town clock was put in the (18) Subscription Television (33) The th ird Man east end will be located on the op­ / ' major medical insurance. lines than law permits. Philip ed torhorrow night at 7 at the home ^ (30) Air Power posite side of the road. ocrats hasTe 1,300 registered in the . four-day American Jersey. Show, Usanas wants a variance for an tower the same year. of Mrs. Joel Nichol.*. 58 N. Elm St. "P olyanna” lliOO ( 8. 10, SO. W) Newa. S ports and party, intU* the Republicans, have (40) New*. Sports and Weather W eather Route. 2, Carrier Mrs.' Ooldie attached carport at 34 Crestwood The C^vil War, and an exodxks Mie. Mary J. Mathieu of Man- ( 8 ) Evening Report Jones, the deliveries on Swamp 1,' Dr.; Robert C. Fuller wsints to ^ of North Endcrs to' Vernon, re­ (53) Parents Ask About School i t 3) Newa. Sports and Weather ^ June, the number of eligible che.ster. national president of the ( 10) Death Valley Day* 11:16 (10) Tonight (C) Road nre now extended to the build an addition to an existing duced the size and income of the USWV Auxiliary, will be the in­ (13) New* and Weather ( 3) Monday Starlight residence of Mr. and Mns. JoTm yoters stood at 8,450, of which building at 68 Adelaide Rd.; and church during the 1860s. but a o stalling officer, assisted by Mrs. 7;W) t 3) After Dinner Movie (13) Sports Final DInsmore. 2,065 were Democrats and 1.910 Edward, Btelmark would build an tivity had increased enough to fi 7:16 (40) Evening Report (40) Steve A ten Show . were Republican*. Tennste^-aaid. Bertha Ringrbse of New Britain, Western Mass. Hlgh’tghta (18) Subscription) Television On Route. 8. Currier' Charles attached garage at 42 Deerfield>nance improvements to the out department president. m alter Cronkite 11:80 (23. 30) Tonight>nlgh( (C)(C Willnsuer,*there are no charges. At the last regular voter-mak- Dr. side of the building, and the ad­ Mrs,-G«rtrude E. Buchanan, 176 (30) iprt* Cam era ( 8) Steve AliebvShowAllebvSht Route 4, Carrier Burton E. Flint, RY W EIGHT . tog session on Saturday, 284 took Connectiqut Motel Inc. wants dition of the present red sandstone Woodland St., will. become presi­ 7:36 (30) fen. of Destiny 13:50 (12) WresUIngIng the elector’s oath. Of these, 118 step.*, in 1(670. 7:30 ( 8. 10, 40,,63) Cheyenne 1:00 (30) Late New* \ , in the Cornwall Acres development, • 1 registered os Democrats, 62 as permission to put up a free stand­ dent; Mrs. Abbey Edwards, senior „ (S3. 30) rt’a a M an's World ( 8) Night Watch Th«atf^h«ati^ LAST WEEK TO ENROLL ing. lighted ground sign at Buck- "The tower, blown down in 1876, service will be extended on Cyn-. Reimblicans, and 104 claimed no vice president; Mr.*; Rose Connors, BEE BATUBUAT’B TV WEEK FOR OOBfPLETE U S T I ^ this Dr. to the. residenOe of the land St. and the Wilbur Cross was put back up in 1880. Tqn jvmior vice president; Mrs. Mildred official affiliation years later a new organ was in­ Rev. Roger W. ‘'^Helnz, -pastor of ‘ Highway; and Colonial Coin Clean- Tedford, chaplain; Mrs. Laura -U l the Prince of' Peace Lutheran LBS. .MINIMUM Tennstedt also said the total of ens Inc. wants feo erect a similar stalled, as well as electric lights. Loomis,, historian: Mrs. Gladys new voters enrolled for the year There were renovation.* to the Church. type ot sign at 176-178 Spruce St. Ridolfl, secretary; and Mrs. Flor­ 'Briefs : 1.95 Was 780. The breakdown, of these eloeer to the street than regula­ vestry and auditorium, and the ence Nichols, treasurer. new voters is: 280 Democrats, 381 tions allow. new cement walk and chimney Radio / Ths: Board of JMUcatipn masting 2Se EACH ADttlTlONAt. LI. Republicans, and 368 Unaffiliated. Alfred Ritter la requesting a were added early in this century. (Thl* Uitlng tBoIode* only thos^asw* brestfcMt* at w iSnalaala today will' he at 7 Coven­ Tennstedt reported more re- variance to enlarge a nonconform­ The next complete rebuilding tffigth. Some statton* eapiy other slmrt'newacasts), ... try HiXh:Scho apartment. 'Widely available. Paul Frederick Fortin, 16. of 1.61 WHA3 4ia 1:00 New* sad Hgn Off tog session wjll be held from 10 7V> be heard for the state is an If the ZBA decides to allow tV FO P 1410 'entry obrreepuident, F., Ponliae s.m. to noon pn Nov. S at the Eldridga St., yesterday afternoon 8:16 Paul Harvey; Dr. Albert *• Little, tolepiwne PI l-MU. applicatibn from William H. Blake­ apartments in the building, the wa.* charged with larceny after no­ Burke S:00 Connecticut Ballroom NEW S Y S Town Hall in Roekvllle. Hie 66*' tower, which was tilted by the 8;3() Alex Drier 7:00 Dale Kelly Sion will be devotbtY exclusively ly, to have a limited auto repairer’s tice in'vestigated a compliant that 6:40 Sports 1:00 Johnny Argo Show NOW OPEN THRU OCTOBER 22 license at 288 Center St. 1938 hurricane, will come down. 6:60 Boh Considine WINF—U80 to those whose vottogNrights ma­ Six apartment units will be sec­ the youth took a wallet, contain-1 7;0( Edward P Morgan. NOW 2< lARRERS ture between 'Oct. IS ^ d Hov. ' > The proposed division of the old ing 8100. from hi* friend’s moth- i 5:00 New*. Wall S treet tioned off on each side of the 7:16 Connecticut P.M. 6:16 Showeaae AT Ali. TIMES AT • North Methodist Church into er's home on Bissel] St | 10:30 Tonight At My Place 5:65 Lowell thom aa LAUNDRY New Coachea Named . apartments would put the 111- building, on the ba.*ement and first The arrest stemmed from a | 12:00 Sign Off 7:00 News, Sport* RUSSELL'S V - floors. Entrance will be from WTIfy—108T 7:86 Showcaae 44 HARRISON STy^MI 9-7753 Two new head coaches have bebp^ ywr-old building to use. for the complaint by Mrs. Margaret S. 1 5:00 The World Tonight named to help in running th|s win^ first time since it was abandoned porches added to the side of the Burnham of 23 Bissell St. who told 8:uu News Sports and Weather BARIER SHOP building, and from the present 8:36 Old. Borrowed and Blue 5:16 Showcaee and N ew sfi COB. OAK otoi 8PKU0B ST. RRANCH STORE: 5 ^ HARTFORD RD. ter’* Midget Leagrue community by its congregation in 1958, when police that Fortin Saturday was 8:46 Three Star Extra 0;06 Feature basketball program. a new church was completed on doors at th* front. visiting with her two sons near 7:00 Conversation Piece 0:80 Showcaae Plenty Of Free Parking An additional apartment might 7:80 New* of the World 1:00 News The two are (Jhariss Mazurek. Rariter St. noontime. She later found 'he 7:46 Education Agatnit Communlem 3:30 Sign Off YOU CAN GET GREATEST ba addad on the mezzanine floor money and wallet missing, she, :z: former Trinity College star and No religious group hss shown an at a later date. Invited guest at the 1962 banquet interest in the building, probsd>ly said, and thought the youth may and Gerald Obenauer. because it is so big. Hie Rev, H. have taken it, - U*e fractional measuring spoons Police yesterday recovered the Past head 'coaches who will be Osgxiod Bennett, pastor of the con­ whenever possible in measuring serving again this year ar* Lee BLUE CROSS BENEFITS '' gregation that moved from the wallet and money from the youth, Barty, Leland Dickinson, Thomas old building, points out that dry ingredients. If you have tb who was arrested for larceny and measure half (i tablespoon fill released under a 8500 bond while .Lotas and Richard Jenkins. “tha building has too much room the spoon full, level off with a Referees will be James Clark, for a amall group, and a larger or­ awaiting appearance In Circuit spatula and divide In half Court 12, Manchester, Oct. 29. John Sizer, Lionel Boudreau and EVER OFFERED WITH ganisation can afford to build a DOUBLE S STAMPS Steve Wakefield. The scorekeeper, new church to suit its nepda.” who will be starting hi* sixth *e«- “Of course we would prefer to son. will be Dexter Stark. see a religious organization move Plana call for picking teams into the building, but alnce that EVERY WEDNESDAY early in the season, and aU boys NEW BROAD-COVERAGE DP-18 appear* unlikely, I should think to rural Vernon wishing to enroll R|C No A n housing would be desirable.” are asked to attend the 16 a.ni. The church wa* built In 1851 to Nov, 3 registration. house half of the town’* Method­ RIBICOFF 725 Boys from Rural Vernon must ists, irfter the congregation out­ Channol be eight-year-old by Nov. 3 and Membership in New DP-18 open to Connecticut resident* grew a building located near the M toDU must not have reached their 14th ^ No Health Reetr^ouF Center. birthday. IBxceptlon* from the Industry was splitting up into 3 TURNPIKE rule* will not be made under any who do not already hold Blue Cross group memberihip tha northern and aouthern areas EAST circumstance*. ' of town, with cotton production In Tonight at Avery to Speak •i* No Physical Examip' the north and silk in the south. IN ■‘John D; Avery, chief of admin­ The Bucklander*. who had walk­ Is The MANCHESTER istration and communication for DP-18 is a new broad-ooveraga Blue Croes plan specially designed for individuals adio pqr pnrahimi dhactfy to ed or ridden each Sunday to tha 6:20 the military department of Civil Bhie &OM. DP-18 offen you the moet expanded benefits ever available to help keep pace with rin g hqqiital Ribkotf for Sonoto C . J. Woltor Konnotfyt Cholrmoii Defense for Connecticut, will be Time the guest speaker at th* Wednes­ X R|( N o M atter W here You Are Emj^oyed' costs . . . gives you and your family greater protection against unexpected, extia-eapenriva hospital atoya. OPiN W6B4 THUML as4 day meeting of The Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart Cniurch. to plant miTOH BULBS FRIDAY THl I PJI. The iTieeting starts at 8 p.ip. to • r'- ' the Pariah center on Rt. 30. Compare Increeaed Protection Offered You Under Expanded ^nefito Of Now DP-18 Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: Avery will talk on ‘'Races.” from WOODUND QAROENS the state eommunications net­ \ Yes, Mathers and Dads , , , we do know how. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SPECIALS work. # Benefit period of 70 days per adnuMioB^ to to t hospitaL TULIPS— Darwin, Rainbow M ix ...... 79e «toi. All parish men are Invited. Re­ INe limit to number of admiesiom per year. “Complete Line freshments will be sensed! CROCUS—assorted ... 50 for 1.77 Bicycle Registration Bet; 9F Full coverage, regardleai of cost, of Special Services provided and billed fcy hoapNal Of Corrective DAFFODILS (Yellow King Alfred) ...... 1.09 dox. Vernon’* flrst bicycle registra­ Shoes” tion and bicycle safety program ( s ^ m X-iay, drugs, operating room, laboratory aervicas, aoMthesia, oxygen, toe,) Poll ’Parrot Four Odotpr’s HYACINTHS ...... 1.39 dox. will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PreseriptioB' RED EMPEROR TUUPS ...... 1.19 dox. SLICED BREAD Saturday at several of the town’s # RoooHnd board aOowanoa of 118 par day. Filled With Care Also, Grape Hyacinth*, Specie* TuUpa, Madomm Lilies, Anem- / public schools and at the Vernon ones. Double, Peony, Parrot and Ulv Tulip*,. -Narclasu* (Re«v POPUUfi Public Safety Building. . # Matamif^Ndlowanoa of |1SS after husband and wife have held memberddp Trumpet, Pink Trumpet, Double Yellow, White), DaffndlJ* The schools are Lake BL, Ver­ (White, Wliite with Yellow) top grade, guaranteed to bloom!/ BBAND non Elem ^tary, Rockville High, for eight noitth^ ‘ 1-LR. Talcottville, and Northeast. HARDY MUMS (Potted) EVERGREENS ENRICHED LOAVES Registration oard^ listing safety # Credit wp to $10 fbr^eedi initial visit to hospital amerfsney nom ohso toto » SHOES 89c, ee..—8 for 2.60 Bee u* for; True Blue Mruce, rule*, and registration plates will received within 24 hobrs of accident. WIU give your garden a bUze J^p Yews, Mugho PioA Junl- WWTE be issued, according to Chief Con­ •8 1 MAIN S1 of color Fall afttr Fall! per, Atbor Vitae, Hcnleckt,/ stable EJdmund Dwyer. A registra­ I «llssaaiiirisa to me homitri tritog SO Sss* IsMowlag Am nt Shriisti* h **atossto — stoftoia. •*Fittingl$ CHRYSANTHEMUM Azsiees, Rbododcodra, Bsl« tion copy also -will be kept by the Our SttamcM** BOUQUETS 1.26 asm, Mountain hmrti, Pyro- police department. cauitha, Privet, The voluntary registration will Tm Get Them Bxpandsd BensM At Lowato PMriUa Goto Elxoellent selection of DRIED Pansy Seedling^.. 60 for OOc assist police in keeping traok of MATERIALS for your ar. Forget-Me-Nst( English lost, missing or stolen bicycles, Mambenhip D m s For DP-18: rsngements. Daisies . . . / ___ 25 for Me . Chief DwTer said. ..Fe.rtiUzer, lime, German and 6anadion PeaY . Mos«, Redwood Saturday’s program is being IndM duto..------$ 6.80iMrii^rHh ’Tubs, Clay and Plastic Pot*, etc. Bring In Jrour Planting Prob­ CHICKEN sponsored by Vernon (3onsUUble* in lem*. We Are Here To Help You! conjunction with the Roekvill* Ex­ pM oiy______i___ $12J 8 paeaaoirth X change (3ub. dues to ^ paid giiartorhr) > WAYBEST CandidatM Campaign SIGN YOUR Horace Seely-Brown. GOP can­ WOODLAND gardens FRESH NATIVE didate for U.S. senator, will be in ■ J This Will Bo The Only Open Enrollment For Indefinite Period. 1 Rockville and Vernon Wednesday - 168 WOODLAND ST__ JOHN J. ZAPADKA . nieae. Are Gen pin* Part* lb AUTOMATIC OPEN DAILY T IL I/9 • MI 3-8474 morning for some door-to-dOor StiD Available: Blue Crois Mail “B" ^ Apply Now. Fill Out Application And Mail To Blue Cross. = ' Nnt Quarterer* er .SeetionB campaigning, according to George Maharan, Republican town com­ hem et baaeAto but still dasignsd to aiset Uie Beads < Membership Effective Dec. 1, 1 9 6 2 . Send No With Applioatloiu FUELOIL mittee chairman. Seely-Browm also will hold a coffee hour and pree.* I'thoss for whoai^lewar cost is important DELIVERY conference at 8:30 a.m. at the hmne Ih of Antoni N. Sadlak, 106 Grove St. BonsAts of Plan “B”t MEMBERSHIP.a f f i x a t i o n -45 1 Maharan also reports that John Chicken Breasts Lupton,.congresoman-at-large can­ .# Bonofit poriod of 90 days par odaiMon Pleeto Enron Me A» A Member In (^HooecticUt.Bto Cro« I CO N TRA^ didate. and Leonard Levy, attorney general candidate, will be cam­ # Full eovatage of Sparisl Smstmos during baMOt pa ILLIAMSON SHOtHPER HEADLESS—CLEANED paigning in the area Oct. 30. Q"' DF-l'sO >IAN“B''D 12118 I Moses Savin, former New Lon­ # Room and board sllowanes of 115 par da$r NOW! don nja.vor and Second Oongrea- 'idMClcSIwI ■ I . sional district candidate, will visit h ectsTtonss wkb torio* bnd eewlitien* IpeelM fc) ih# XOIK AND *iOUlATK*iNLT | Y O U 'U RECEIVE LARGE Vernon and Rockville on Oct. 26. # M atamity ollooranoo of |U 6 aftar oigbk Msbaran added. months msmborship sndsritand ibot »4Kh oppTiccitien will i*ot bs sffsetivs unfH lbs dofs ef lb# Csiflficefs ef \ . AISOLUTEIY Arreated After Acrident le MS. Edgar S. Brainard,.29, of 77 Jf..- # Cro^t of up to $10 for oodi initial vfait to hanatol MITH SIWELTS . School St.. Manchester, w'a* ar­ onorgancy room if cars rseoivod srithin S4 rested by Coiwtable Raymond Be­ MAMi. _D A 7 f. rube Friday at 11:45 p.m. follow­ hours of aeeidant lee Neme-FIINT Fkd NoMS-TtlNT AUddI* Mlial Dof FREE ing a tw’O-car accident on Rt. SO at Welles Rd. Momborriup duo* for Plan “B**: Berube reported that Barinard’s , Mels □ lb lb eair struck the rear of another car Individual $5.10 pm month Qty *N«d Isos 1000 driven by Robert W. Neil, 33 o f '' PornHy...... I0.M por month DOUBLE THE niRNAa WnH T9 N. Main 9t.. Manchester, as ft TRIPLE-S BLUE was slowing do*Vn to turn right on­ (msmbmahip dust to ho.poid auortoily) UMr BROW* -S A V E T O t- to Wellee Rd. Brainard. charged with drivirfg Hwhend or ^ eiNi to UNMAMtEO CHKORfN UNOtR 19 YIARS ef oe# to ba 2 Thermostats GAL. $ ' a motor vehicle while under the bwloded under your msMbsnhip! Mrib Dele STAMPS influence of *Xquor or drug*, STAMPS posted a $1500 bond for the Ort. Fkit Neme Middle Mtiel AAentk Yeer CAN 38 Rockville aession of CJlrcaft Hadiawd [j /■ At Absolutely FOR THE FINI^ST GAS HEATING COMFORT Gem Oil Court 13. i WHEN YOU PAY FOR YOUR FUEL.OIL L wd* □ Vernon Arreet* . * «F DEUVERY IN FULL WITHIN 10 DAYS -S A V E lO e - ftordon W. Dunn, 22. of 87 Park $*a □ No Extra Cost! M U S fuel economy 2. Pausbwr □ AFTER DELIVERY. OR PAY YOUR Remember.. . Open Enrollment E^ide October 22 $M> □ Issued upon paymMit •< lUDGET ACCOUNT RY THE lOrii OF QT. tost fad deUveiy. Maxinram fuel input «dy nn eokldst days . . , feel Wa urgt yoO to toke advantags of this unusual ufiporUimty. . . especially K t DougbMf □ MONTH. saving is automatic, and ovotnni is elimmated. Lot m ROT. you are over age 66. Sons and daughtaia may eturoO lor parents over 86. / 5m ' □ Mr. Clean OausMsf □ J MONTHLY O k RUDGET PAYMENTS ghw yon complete detefls Icd ^. CRYSTALS At M»y age, you can join no matter arhsM you work. . . big fiim , >maU finn, 4 And Crystal Growing ' ' ' i Sat □ SNOW CROP*-.FROKEN.CUT adH

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beyind reason and Justice for ordl--' ailments sra functional rather 0Umrl|p0tpr nary’ Am'erlcans to hope that this, A Thonsfit for Today than organic.' Ttiey have spirit­ 267 Get Free Eisenhower Hits ^Nonsense’ Sponaorad by tha Uancheatar ual heeds which can only be sup­ O bituary S tate N ew s Kennedy Rests the one little break they got from plied through faith In (3oiL These KanC'Lewis ^nptting Ifprali thir government, might be some­ iktitaoll at dmrehea needs cannot be met by cheap sub- Polib Shots From Clique in Washhigton o u t thing we coOld all affprd to keep. sUtutee, such as alebholic drink, Walter C. Onstafaon For Eight-State 00. ate. A ll.•religions offer some measure cigarettes and sinful pleasures. Roundup But auch hope has proved futile. (OeaUnoed from Pnga|Ooe) “ Nelson Johnson, South Windsor; Walter C. Gustafson, 69, of 84 jtaoci><>ster Conn. of attraction, and it would seem The' true people of God have some­ Only 2fi7 persons took advan-1 Of. all the activities of government, tage of a free polio clinic yesterday, Mrs. Loretta Schaller, 73 Alton Hamlin St., died yesterdhy at Political Tour THOlM^r rtCHOnSON logical to conclude that adherents thing better than an3rthtng the (Coatinued from Page One) W^TBR R rtSoUTON a] Aough. the health department had I And Seely-Brcrwn, greeting him St.; Liaa Buck, 184 S. Main St.; Manchester Memorial Hospital ■ V Publuhtn just one, the one-which happens world has to offer and have no de­ flndv^ some degree of satisfaction sire for these counterfeits. "The secur^ 3,700 doses of oral Sabin | at the airport; made a point of Mark Osgood, 96H Foster St.; after a long UinesS. FoundM) OctolMr i. MU to have Some little dealing with Mrs. Cora Valley, 1 Eva Circle, $2.08 a year earlier. Net income (Coatinned from Page Oae) their respective creeds or phil­ Kingdom of God is righteousness, Type I vaccine. immediately handing Eisenhower PuMlabdd Bt««7 Evantns IMcept just about everybody, has beeU se­ Deapite the poor showing, a I Rockville; Ileibert Mathers, 63 H e' was bom March 36, 1893, Was $14,908,000, compared with and HolMaF*' BnMrud at Um osophies of Ufe. However, the peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost.” a potliolder.- TTiat hiaa beeh the in Manchester. He was 'a ma­ $16,011,000 for the , similar period tucky’s two GOP senators,, rated lected to balance iU budget, to get (Romans 14:17). spokesman for the health depart­ Branford St.; 'Mrs. Anna Drumm. a "distinguished" credit from Poit OfIlc» al Mancn^nter Conn, u apathy and indifference about re­ hallmark of Seely-^Brown'a con- 423 Neiderwerfer Rd., Rockville; chinist at Pratt and Whitney, di­ of 1961. IceoBd CUM Mall Kattar. ______on a pay-as-yoti-gb basis. ligious obligation and the constant Rev. C. E, Winslow, ment said today about two thirds vision of United Aircraft Corp., Kennedy in the course of an at­ of the town’s residents who would greeaiohal campaigns over the Andrew Uloblk, Stafford Springs; •OBSCRrmoN rates We ordinary people cannoU be doubt and questioning of the va­ Chuprch of the Naaarene East Hartford, and retired four, tack on Sen. Thruston B. Morton, be susceptible to Type I haye been | years—meeting people and hand-. John Laws, Andover; Mrs. An­ ■''S. P. Senior, Sr. former Republican national chair­ V PayabU to AdvaMa blamed if. from no\v on, we con­ lidity of one's faith are indications Ing out ppthoidere. tonio Hladka, 27 Ridge St.; Frank years ago. He was a member of ^— . Cairlar that many have neVer found real­ pratected against It. St. Mary's Episcopal Church and' EASTON (A PI—Samuel P. Sen­ man. and support for Wilsoii W. Ona Yaar ...... **5S2 duct ourselves accordingly, and be­ There are 32,143 persona lender I Seely-Brown ia running against Gauthier. 625 W. Middle Tpke.; ior Sr., 88. chairman of the board Wyatt, the Democrat challenging SM MooUu •■••••••••«•• 7>Ta ity in qeligious erperiBnee and are Exnression Oub Abraham. Ribicoff, former welfare M r« Cathoine GUgoeky, 60 Nor­ Mlantonomah ’Tribe, lORM. Ibraa Moatba'...... l-yu gin insisting that all the other simply victims of a tradition with­ the age of 80 in Manchester, said of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co., Morton's bid for re-election. Mqr- Ona Montb »•■•••••••«••• i-bu the spokesman, of whom 22.800 are | secretary in the. Kennedy cabinet. man St.; ’'Mrs. Madelen Kleln- ' Survivors Include hbi wife, Mrs. died today at his home, 131 Sport ton is up for rcelection this year; WaeWy ...... *• much more notorious free rides out Investigating the faith for stuber. South Windsor; Mrs. Jean Minnie Flavell Gustafson-; a son. 'I themselves. We need to know Chooi^es Officers now protected against Type L AIsop’s opponent is Gov. John N. Hill Rd., after a lengthy illness. Cooper's term runs through 1966. from government be eliminated Other ciinics were held in MAy [ Dempsey. I Pinkney, Tslcottville Rd., Rock­ Dr. Walter E. Gustafson of East member or personally - about our relationship Senior had retired as president of Kennedy and his campaign THE AS80CUTED PRIUSS too. If all the other special inter­ Qitiiiv«n'A'■ n/ and alune. The Democrat* 'get In their ville; Alexander Tedford, 172H Hartford; a brother. Arthur Gus­ the company, but continued toi Tha Aaaociatad Praaa to wlual»aljr with God. Mrs. George H. Spruce St.j Ernest Richardson, 67 tafson of Manchester; a si.ster. camp were exuberant after leav­ ests wanted to keep their own When have concern about our The clinic yesterday was held in I crowd-rousing' Uoka Wedneaday serve as chairman of the board. antlttad to tba i»a e t lawibHMllop o» Wethersfield was re-elected presl- the area west of the Stop and | First Oak St.; ^rs. Patricia Oofok and Miss Anna Gustafson of Man­ ing Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday. E.s- all aava dlapaichaa eradliad M U or rackets going, they should have physical health, we consult a phy­ when President Kennedy coibea to Funeral services will be held timates of the turnout for his ap­ not oltaaiMaa cradttad In - tbto napar dent ot the Lillian Gertrude Grant Shop on W. Middle Tpke. the state. son, Eilllngton; Mrs. Frances Tir- chester, and two granddaughters. Fallot Photo seen to it tha rest of us could, by sician and'ask for a report. If we Wednesday in the United Congr.e- pearance at the Pulaski Day cel- and atoe tba loeal nawa puMlanad ban Expression d u b gt a meeting Frir | Bids will be invited soon 'on v y - Eisenhower was without an rfli and .daughter, Wapping; Mrs. Funeral services will be held gational Church at Bridgeport (2 All riabta of ratmbileation of anaclal— going up to a post office window, have an ailment, we prefer to National Karen Raymond' and daughter, tomocrow at 2 p.m. at Mary’s Engaged eM-ation of Buffalo's populous «Upaic£an baraln ara atoo raaarred know the facts. But in the re­ dav nivht at the Grant Studio. df^lae for Type II and . T y ^ IH overcoat in th« ‘pyercast, chilly si. p.m.) Polish-American community ran get ourselves a little piece of the weather aa he waa ipMted by top Hartford; Mrs. Beverly Castetter Episcopal Church. Burial will be Survivors include,a son, Samuel mu tarrtea cUent of N E. A Bara' ligious context we have become so Senring with «iciher willwwi beuc -.-looMiss [ nhiiarm ^ and son, Wapping; Mrs. Nina in Bast Cemetery. The engagement of Mias Betty over 100.000. ter Inc. _ action. We shaU, however, have to complacent and smug in the samc^ Mary Halligan._ Hartford, vice *** administered only to ch Idr Stores Republican orficiala.^ey Included P. Senior Jr., of Easton; a daugh­ Kennedy told the crowd his ad­ Publtotiart RapratantatlTaa. Ina U.S. Senator Preecott B u^. who Hinckley and son, 466 W. Middle Frimds may call at the Holmes Lou Sloan of Manchester to Rob­ ter, Mrs. Barbara Blanchard of Ux­ devise some subtle type o f esm- nes.s of .some fom\ of worship, that president; Ml.ss Grace Hassetl, sec­ T^ke.; Mrs. Tereaa Scioscio and ministration holds to the goal of MaUiawa Spaclal Agancy—New we are in danger of being unaware retary; Mrs. Agnes Johnson, is retiring this year, and former Funeral Home. 400 Main St., to­ ert G. Harss of Newington, for­ bridge, Mass.; a brother. T. Rich­ an independent Poland. Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. paign action. We won't, for in­ daughter, 12 Baheroft Rd., Rock-v night from 7 to 9. « MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF that we are spiritually blind. Im­ trea.surer; and Miss Emily Kis.s- national party chairman Meade vllle; Mrs. Lucille VeiUeux and merly of Manchester, hat been ard Senior of Alhambra. Calif.; a The West, he said, "mu.st never. CIRCUUATIONB______stance, be able to afford to write to potent, miserable, wretched and man, librarian. The last three Alcorn. announced by her parents;4ftr. and sister. Mrs. Myron TiUlen of Ar­ . . . recognize Soviet domination IF e’ rp a * son, 41 Hilltop Ave.. Rockville; Ohristtan Sitoiger The Herald Printing Company Inc., our congressman. ^ lifelc.ss ' God .said to the church officers arc all of' Manchester. In lashing out at the so-called Mre. Virginia Stubbs and -son, Mra. Robert F. Sloan, 10 Hem­ lington. Calif., and W grandchil­ pi eastern Ehirope as permanent.." ataumaa no financial reaponsIbUllv lor The new president appointed to Chrii»Uan Staiger, 88. of 66 Kee­ dren. of the Liaodiceans. "I know^hy near a» sophisticates, Eisenhower said: Chestnut Hill. lock St. \* Kennedy campaigns in Connec­ typographical errora appearing In ad- wxirka. that thou art neither cmd the theater' committee Mrs. Rob­ "Left to itself 'Washington can ney St., died yesterday at Man­ Tertlaementa and other reading matter Bah For Human Engineers your SPECIAL! Tuesday, Wednesday DISCHARGED YMTERDAY : Her fiance is the. son of Mr. ticut on Wednesday, the western In The Mancheater Evening Herald nor hot; I would thou wort cold ert Whitcomb of Wethersflrid, Miss create nothing but paperwork, red Ells Holmquist, 39 Whitney Rd.; chester Memorial Hospital after a Efcapee/t^aught reaches over the weekend. NO or hot. So then because thou art Halligan and Mrs. John.son. The telephone tape, regulations and restrictions, short illness. and Mrs. George Harss of New­ Display adyertlalng cloaing houta: When that convention of psy­ Robin DUCharme, 389 Hartford ington, HARTFORD cXP) ^ - A convict itinerary has been announced for lukewarm, and neither cold nor committee on books and record­ but a sophisticated Washington, Rd.; Wendy Werkhelser, 23 Castle Mr. Staiger was born Nov. 26, Connecticut, but the remainder of For Monday—1 b.m Friday chologists out in St. Louis prO' ings will, include Miss Lillian Ger­ Your order for drug needs and Miss Sloan attended Manchester who escaped IKst night garbed in For Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. hot. I will eject thee out o f ' my left to Itself, presents a picture of Rd.; Donald Pagani. 53 Gerard 1873, in Wittenburg, Germany. He pink pajanuto' and a purple bath­ the'’Schedule goes like this; For Wednesday—1 p m Tueaday. duced a suggestion for the use of mouth." (Revelation 3:14-20.1 trude Grant, club director; Miss cosmetics wtU be taken care of schools and is employed at One Friday — Cleveland, Springfield For Thursday—1 p m Wednesday. confusion, indecision, timidity on SI.; Mr*. Eleanor Campbell, 137 lived in Manchester 12 years and Hour Marlinizing, Manchester. robe was to/be presented today In For Friday—1 p.m Thursday. television for mental therapy, we Many of thfe frustrations of life Evaiine Pentland, Miss Kissman immedlatel.v everything except in spending your Grove St., Rbckville; Mrs. Mary was a former resident of Rockville. ni.. Chicago. and Miss HasseU. __ Me: Harss is a I960 graduate of Circuit Court. For Saturday—1 P.m. FYldav hastened to agree, and to point .stem from the fact' that we are out money.” Avery,,77 Oliver Rd.; Scott Beech­ He was a weaver at Hockarium He is Kalman Balogh, 46, Brlge- Saturday—Milwaukee, St. Louis, Classified deadline: 10:30 a.m. aaeE of harmony, out of touch, with Following a workshi^ conducted Manchester High School and is Albuquerque, N.M., Las Vegas, dav of publication egcept Satuiday — out that the fare already on .the He cited an increase in the num­ er, Wapping; Deborah Schumann, Mills until hla retirement .several serving Jn the U.S. Marine Gotps port, wh6 was under guard at St. • am God. To get in touch with Him by Miss Grant, a social time was FREE ber of employes o f the Agriculture. Wapping; Christopher Yellen, 242 years ago.'H e was a member of Frartcls Hospital when he made his Nev., and Seattle. silver screen, and the trust and would solve the problems of many held, during ivhich Miss Pentland stationed at Hew"~t^naon;' Sunday—A farewell visit to the Monrfv, October 15 Department and said he doubted South St., Rockville; Mrs. Marcia Cbncordia Lutheran Church. Mod­ No date' has been set for the exit via the^bathroom. Balogh was confidence and communication people today. They have symp­ spoke on her recent trip to Den­ Mulcahey, East Hartford; Mrs. em Woodmen of America, the World Fair then back to Washing­ mark. DELIVERY they had contributed to the na­ wedding. » at the hospital for treatment of viewers were finding in their ex­ toms of physical illness, but their tion's productivity. Mary Gavis, 85 Oliver M .; Linda Haurigari Society of Broad Brook a heart condition. ton. The Universal Question Lamb Fores And he said that "Living within Brannick, 3 Hartlafid Rd.; and the Msqale Grove Club of Rock- It was after 10 p.m. when Ba­ perience with it, already const! Charles Cavanaugh, 649 Hartford vUle. rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal logh emerged from the hospital and Some montli.s ago we commented tuted » nice anticipation of the your Income is ,an antiquated and OR STEW AND outdated concept according to the Rd.; Mrs. Shirley Corcoran, RFT> Survivors include four sons, CJiurch of East Haddam. will of­ ktrolled off down' the street. His on the fact that not even tnaide the formal auggeatlon. economists who now dominate ■2; George Mqtlvier, 112 Highland Howard G. Staiger and Charles H. ficiate. Burial will be in Grove Hill departure did not go unnoticed, and most revered and diatlngiilahed Md For another brainstorm out at St.; Miss Diane Pe.sko, 21 Ken- Cemetery. state and city police joined' prieon (ffiidoriii Washington. Staiger, both of Broad Brook. Fallot Photo. singtqn:''St.; Joseph Grous, French Friends may call at the funeral guards in the search for him. enlip-htened educational Institution St. Louis, from the sarhe group, we PRESCRIPTION PHARMACT FOREQUARTER "Deficit spending Is a sophisti­ Harry L. Staiger of Manchester MRS. ROBERT JAMES KANE cated thing. In plain Englirti that Rd.;. ^ U on ; William jKerln, 24 and Lawrence E. Staiger of Rock­ home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. It was the guards who made the In the nation of Belgium, not even have a less cordial welcome. This Hartland Rd.; Bill Gordon. East capture about an hour and a half was the dictum handed down by a - 901 MAIN ST.—.MI 3-8821 LB means foist onto your children and ville; three daughters, Mrs. George among the nation's educational and CHOP your grandchildren your debts, Hampton; Wendy Mrosek, 62 McCannon of Winsted, Mrs. George later. They found that Balogh, in MIsa Karen Lewis and Rolbert: a bow at the waistline. She wore cultural elite, in other words, had psychologist who is employed as mortgage the American future, Hillcreat Rd.; Scott Gorke, 25 Sumner and Mrs. Fred Am. both the meantime, had broken into a James Kane, both of Manchester, a wreath of tangerine colored there come peace for the quarrel a human engineer by a missile don’t worry about inflation — our Congress St.; Mrs. Winifred Zyp- of Rockville: 14 grandchildren and Funerals laundry and exchanged his colorful were united in marriage Saturday flowers and streamer on ,her head, Our Display Room attire for something leas conspic­ and carried a cascade of,fall flow- firm. Hla business is to prevent COMBINATION modern printing presses can turn ko, Hebron Rd., Bolton; Harry 9 great-grandchildren. afternoon at Zion Evangelical between the people Of- Belgium who Bennett, Yonkers. N.Y.; Mrs. uous. Lutheran CSiurch. ere. human mistakes, and he aought to out all ^ e 10-cent, 5-cent and 1- Irtmeral services will be held to­ •4rnold 9. Poganl apeak Dutch and those who apeak cent dollars you can carry in a Edna Banville, New State Rd., It will be another charge of TPhe bride Ls the daughter of Mr. W. David StaiTett Jr. of Man­ capture his audience first by tell­ Buckland; Miss Carol Bieu, 96 morrow at 1 p.m. at the Holmes ’The funeral of Arnold J. Pagani. breaking and entering for Balogh, and Mrs. Richard Lewis. 29 Le- French. bushel basket. Funeral Home, 4(H) Main St. The chester was best man. Ushers This d|v:iaion, this almost con­ ing it of one little human mistake Till Key To Your Futari LB "And if this sophi.sticatiOn takes Charier Oak St.; Irving Judge. 174% Spruce St., was held this whose police record was long land Dr. The -bridegroom is tl)e were Robert Lewis of Manches­ Loin Lamb Chops 180 Porter St.; Merton Tuttle, 176 Rev. Paul C. Kaiaer, pastor of Con­ morning from the W, P. Q u i s h enough to get him branded as "an tinual civ^ war, which has been in that caused the failure of a $2,000,- PLUS over completely, we'll need a bush­ son of Mr. amd Mrs. Harold Kane, ter, a brother of the bride, and Lyncss St.; Mrs. Adele Slocks. 73 cordia Lutheran Church, will offici­ Funeral Home, 228 Main St, with habitual criminal” in 1958, when 32 Linnmore Dr. el basket of dollars to buy a loaf ate. Burial will be in Melrose Gregory Kane of Manchester, a exiatence' ever since the hybrid 000 missile, and then by warning LB o f bread.” Trebbe Dr.; Mrs. Margaret Jones, a solemn high Mass of requiem at he was sentenced to eight to 30 The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, pas­ brother of the bridegroom. is more than adequately stocked (Conn. 1 Cemetery. years at State Prison. modem nation was created back in it sternly that aggressive action L e t a IBM Keypunch, Rib Lamb Chops Eisenhower flew here from Get­ Coventry; Mrs. Marion Vallers. St. James’ Church. tor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Mrs. Lewis wpre a beige shMth 1830, erupted into the streets of must be taken to find-il^UBea and to give you the broadest choice tysburg, Pa.; In a two-engine Wapping; Mrs. Louise Gerow, 9 Friends may call at the funeral The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey was Churcti, performed the double ring with : turquoise accessories. The SER VE PINAST MINT JULY - DELICIOUS WITH LAMB Village St., Rockville; Howard home tonight from 7 to 9. celebrant, aasisted by the Rev. Brussels yesterday. It erupted Into corrections for l^man error. of style, price and value, with PLUS M a c h in e plane. After a speech in Boston Criticism Anstcered ceremony. Bouquets of gladioli and bridegroom's mother wore a moss' later today, he goes to Manches­ Cununings. 44 Burnham SL, Buck- "the family suggests that con­ John D. Regan, deacon', and the mums decorated the church. green sheath with matching ac­ rioting and mob violence, not as Possibilities m human error, tributions may be made to the Me­ NEW HAVEN' (API — A su­ selections to meet every desire SCHOOL o p e ra tio n ter, N. H .„; for an appearance land; Edward Benoit. 35 Helalifie Rev. Joseph H. McCann, oubdea- perior Court official says a short­ ’The bride, given in marriage by cessories. Both wore corsages of Important for the actual damage said this engineer of human beings ^uesda^ and lAJednedda^ produce *Vaiut6 ! Rd.; Mrs. Geraldine Winchel, 162 morial Fund of Concordia Luther­ for appearance and beauty. there. con. The Rev. Richard Omar Fon­ age of personnel Is mainly responr her father, wore a full-length gown fall flowers. done, perhaps, as for the Unrelent­ continue limitless. In just one Maple St.; Mrs. Joyce Owen and an Church. ^ taine and the Rev. Bernard L. of silk peau de sole, designe(l with A reception for 100 was held at COURSE and wiring. daughter, 156 Lenox St.; Mr.-.. sibie for fiscal practices criticised ing bitterness of sentiment, and re­ space flight, he said, there were as McGurk were seated In the sanc­ by sste auditors. ■soooi>ed neckline, long tapered the VFW Home. For a motor trip Barbara Bliven and son, 238 Oak Mrs. Minnie F. Joyce tuary. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was sleeves, bow accent at waistline; solve it revealed. many as 2,000 human erriys pos­ open - 407 & 6 0 4- Dorin J. Polvsni, supervisor of to Washington, D.C.. Mrs, Kane CertlaBid Apples 4 33< Hospital INotes St.; Mr.s. Charlotte Griinason and ROCKVILLE —: Mrs. Minnie' organist and soloist. Burial was in and softly pleated skirt extending wore a beige wool suit with navy These are people at the top level sible, but astronauts were briefed son. 36 Biir(ce Rd.. Rockville: Eritziiche Joyce, 81. of 110 Union the court's family relations of­ St. James' Cemetery. Father Mc­ fice here, replied yesterday to the into a chapel train. Her vail erf blue accessories and a corsage of of Western civlUzation. It is tru'e on fewer than 200 of these possi D o o rs 1401 Computer Mrs. Georgl’anna Hampton and St., died last night at Rbckville silk Illusion was attached to a pitl- white orchids. The couple will Visiting Hours are 2 to 3 p.m. Cann read the committal service. auditors' charge that the office's billtles. Human errors are possible, (jFotuuie^ iS7^ Creen Beans 2 29« son, 200 E. Main St.. Rockville: City Hospital. She was the widow tox of pleated silk peau de sole, live in Manchester. that they have things dMding fo r y o u . Programming. for aU areas, except matenilty I Mrs. Betty Lou Cardini and of James Joyce. Honorary bearers, all members records were "insufficient . . . he said, in all fields^ and he cited of the Magllanese Society, were for a complete audit of funds col-, and she carried a cascade of gar­ Mrs. Lewis is a 1960 graduate them as well as Uilngs In com­ where they are 2 to 4:30 and BiSO daughter, Andover; Mrs. Lorraine denias and -stephanotis. Send for Avocados FLORIDA > Urga Size 2 35< Bom in Saxony. Germany, on William' Pagani, Peter Urbanetti, lected and distributed on court or­ of Manchester High'. School and mon. There Is a difference of lan­ the horrible example of two high­ Free Placement to 8 p.m., and private rooms where Heritage and daughter, 242 School Aug. 31. 1881, she was a daughter Miss Susan Kane of Manchester, is employed at Connecticut Mu­ booklot they sre 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors' St. Guilio Dubald.0, Frank Ronca,. Wil­ ders.” guage and religion, along with the way traffic aign paihtera who, he W a t k i n s ^ e s t Maot and Produce Prieea Iffective Tueaday and Wadnatday Only of Ludwig and Amelia Berthold Polvani said. "The family Re­ a sister of the bridegroom, was tual Insurance Co., Hartford. Mr. are requested not to smoke in p a -' OISGHARGED TODAY; Mr.s. liam Agostlneili and 'Vincent Geixo- maid of honor. She wore a cock- fact that they are geographical and said, painted "SCOHOL” all over Fritzsche. Mrs. Joyce came to the vesl. , lations Division was started in Lewis Is a 1958 graduate.of Man­ tients rooms. No more than two Elizabeth Shepherd. 142 Cooper United States 73 years ago and lall-length dress of tangerine peau chester High School and is em­ ethnic neighbors. But, In a civiliaed their town before somebody who 1959 and as yet we aon't have a Ha've you had a survey ^ tm e ia £ cS&U^ice viaitora St one time per patient. Hill St.;' Mrs. Ruth Weir,, 281 Cen­ lived in Web.ster, Ma.ss. She has Bearers W'ere Louis Guidobono, de soie, fashioned with cap sleeves, ployed at Hartford Fire Group, world, It should be possible for had gone to acohol long enough to • DIRECTOR ter St.; Peter BelUveau, 142 Diane Guido Giorgetti. Louis Genovesl, bookkeeping system that meet's of your insurance needs ORMAND I. WEST 1 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS | lived in Rockville for 70 years. with the auditors’ specifications." scooped neckline, pleated skirt, and Hartford. them to live in peSce together. learn to spell it corrected them. Patients Today; 217 Dr.; Comlnick Carducci, 140 Bran­ She attended Union Congrega­ Walter Hillnski and George B'ree- lately? HUnclMtltr's OMmI — wftli Qonald B. Bsssitt Ckarlts H. Stpni ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. ford St.; Miss Nancy Fale.s, 78 mer. The auditors—Robert F. Claf- ■Whether or not these two sym­ To this kind of speech, purport­ PHONE Ml 9-71K tional Church. Mrs. Joyce was a fey 4nd Clarence F. Baldwin did If not, you had better tH* Rrmt hklUHm Pteiident MMSftr Grace Doberreritz, ' Mattborouglr; Hayiie.4 St.; John McGinni.'s, 19 member of Ro.i, Village ner. Amston; Mrs. Patricia Dick- evidence that court funds were Police said they arrested Ron­ today. We’ll provide- a 142 EAST CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER James L. Joyce of Blast Hartford, Hearing Set misappropriated. But they crit­ The three youths are scheduled the human problem of the whole with what we are sure is the; Boston, Portland, Providence, New Haven RockviUe; Robin ^iCharme, j Hatch Hill Rd.. Vernon; twin ald E. Millci, 18, Hamden; David sound program of planned 389 Hartford Rd. ;Mrs. Ruth Nev- j Mrs. Walter Ewald O. Fritz.sche of 159 High icized the office for not giving to appear in Circuit Court here orld. This is also what is at stake wrong kind of cheers. St., Manchester; and Harold L. In TPC Appeal receipts for payments made by M. Gold, 16. New Haven, and Nov. 19. Mliici and Gold were re­ protection to co'ver every in the cold war between East and We like a certain variety in Deptula, 86 Croft Dr.; Mrs.M. Lor- Joyce of Thompsonville; and three check, for sloppy bookkeeping, Theodore. M. Ruby, 18, North leased under bonds of $1,000 each, risk. Act now—before a ••aine Mortimer and twin sons. I grandchildren. Haven. V West. It is also what Is at stake spelling, now and then. We thank and for opening a savings ac­ and Ruby was released under bond loes occurs! The Bank that g iv e s y o u PACKAGED SAVINGS Wapping; Mrs. Athlene Sinkus and 1 The funeral will be held at The appeal before the State count in a local bank in the name Millci and Gold are charged of $500. In much of the thinking about the that Providence which put us all ^ n t i,1 12Ch^bersSt.;Mrs.Mary^ 3^„^^t*^ Wapping: Mrs. Annie Court of Common Pleas, seeking Frey, Ea»t Hartford; Mrs L o t t i e , 3^ gutler Rd. White-Glbson Funeral Home, 65 of two staff officers for the pur­ with breach of the peace and as­ LaBONNE. great church meeting now in prog­ on earth and into life for building o i g n Elm St., Rockville, tomorrow at 2 to reverse a Town Planning Com­ pose of handling and distributing sault. arid Ruby is charged with U-S. DRNIE.S RED OFFER Robinson, Eleanor St., Vernon; . ______mission decision to allpw resident­ SILVERSTEIN ress In Rome. It is also what is into us that limitless possibility for Mrs. Merin Quaglini. Windsor! p.m. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman court money. breach of the peace. WA.SHINGTO.N (AP) — The ial development of the Bryan Farrn so much at stake in these United human error which the psycholo­ "MIX OR MATCH" Liocks; Leonard Woodard, 154 C00-; wilt officiate. Burial will be in In' reply to this.last charge. The fracas took place at the State Department denM today ASSOCIATES, INC. Grove Mill Cetpelery. property north of Rt. 15, will have Howard Johnson Restaurant and 183 MAIN STREET , States, spectacularly in places like gist pretended to discover. When >Cper Hill St.; Robert Farrand, 1.58 U.S. Restates Polvani said the bank "would not that the Soviet Union had of­ Announcing Henry St.; Peter BelUveau, 142 Di­ Friends may' call at the funeral Its final hearing on Wednesday. open a checking account in the the Hamden Plaza Friday night fered to ease Its stand on Cuba M l 3-1155 Oxford, Mississippi, but no less sig­ machines and computers are mak­ home today from 7to 9 p.m. The initial presentation of the name of the Slate of Connecticut shortly after the schoolboy foot­ Green Beans nm^sTYu^'oz ricG ane Dr.; Mrs. Evelyn CHoutier, 128 In return for Western roncee- Manchester, Conn. nificantly in the suburbs of Con­ ing and belfig forgiven errors Eldridge St. Berlin Aims complaint, and the related evi­ as an individual. ball contest. slont on Berlin. No euch offer necticut. ' which cost the American taxpay­ ADMITTED YEISTBRDAY: Mrs. Samuel N. Pearl dence, was made to the Court "We asked the bank what would Police said the three youths had was received. State Depart­ last week. Can people live and exist to­ ers billions, we are delighted to be Broccoli Spears FOR Mrs. IDa Canalif,' 42 Oak St.; Mrs. /■VERNON - Mrs. Sarah Pearl, 50. be the best way to handle the been at the game, but none of ment press officer Lincoln White Jttpremnting FORUM Mina Melanson, 34 Weaver R4- ' ter Dr.; Mrs. Marjorie Severance, «< some other way of dealing with the wonderful, su we ^manage to IO-OZ PKG Ulbricht. Esuit Germany's task, he 3 One Hour Sessions at 7 p.m. on Peas 61. Carrots Milford, Maine; Mrs. Lois Barlow, said is "achievement of a German their differences—which they say keep at least onS erratic, luipre- Tolland; Mrs. Vera Holcomb, Staf­ dictable jump ahead of them. peace treaty anioo 69 Greenwood Dr.; Elarlene Mi­ In the News Money Management Slide Rules will (:OZ PKG chaud, Coventry; Jeffrey Gledhill, On Marriage Vows existence. Chopped Broccoli '6 Eva Circle, Rockville; Mrs. Irene - - Seva up to 17c — By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be furnished, # Blair. Columbia; Abilio Mohterio, (Continuea from Page Ooe) Lessw QuontHItts of-Frexon Food Sola Item^ e t^ y ik ir Prkest Hartford: Mrs. Carol Rickards, 23 • Betrayed Former President Dwight D. • • Home Ownership ^ Mortgages, Ex­ S^sion 2—Oct. 31st Hartl Dr.. Talcottville; George issues before the council and work Ws hope that all those members Eisnhower celebrated his 72nd. pense — Advantages and Disadvan­ Sweet. 627 O nter St. out lines of action for the full ot Congress, all those special ^ - birthday Sunday in Gettysburg, ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Eileen council to apprpve. Pa., qifietly. The general attended tages. Regular or CrinIda Cu ^ -O Z PKG' nomlc interests, all those sectional FRENCH FMt$ Dowds, Colonial Rd., Bolton; Mrs. I The election had been'.scheduled church services in the' morning, Insurance ——Kinds;"'Amotmls — The ■ Nellie Moran, 80 Broad St. to begin Saturday, but a bloc of enterprises which have gone quiet­ then retired with Mrs. Ei.sen- Session 3— Nov. 7th.. See Our Regular Adrartisement on Thursday for Many BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son to French. Dutch and German prel­ ly along with the passage of legis­ hower to the Gettysburg home of place of Social .Security and Pension Frozan Food Valuul ■* Mr. and Mm . Edward Berggren, ates demanded more time to get i i lation which, beginning next Jan their son, John, where the family Plans in your future financial secur- RFD 2, Rockville; a daughter to acquainted with the candidates. spent the day. 7, la going to inflict the five cent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson, '426 ’The various national groups used President Eamoh de Valera of , ‘ ‘ y’" W. Middle Tpke.; a daughter to the weekend to campaign for their letter on Americans will not expect Ireland, just turned 80, told re Grocery Specie!q f ■ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons, various candidates. US. the ordinary citizen, to rally to porters who visited him in Dublin NO ENROLLMENT FEE! Cook Dr., Bolton. New moves are expected from any future support of the special that he drinks a bottle of stout BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh­ the French, Dutch and German every day with his lunch and said subsidies they enjoy. ter to Mr. and Mm . James I ^ - groupe to ensure that most na­ if he had his life to live over Fill Out This Coupon! Mail It Today! Heins MyT-Fine tional groups are represented on The four cent letter, like the late ley, 88 Foster St.; a son tp Mr. again he'd be a teacher. "It is and Mm . Robert Ames, 464 Hart­ the commissions. Each commis­ lamented three cent letter before it, splendid to get to know things Soups ford Rd. sion has 24 members—16 elected rspresented the last subsitiy. the yourself and then teach them to Savtuga Bank of Mancheater Puddings BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. by the prelates and eight named othei* people." he said. WHO PUT "THI COOK’S ■IST fRIINB” - American people retained for Chicken Noodle, Muihroom, Veg.-Baef All Flavors and Mrs. John Jasper, 92 Bissell by the Pope. ’The Pope In making Dirk Stikker, NATO secretary- 92$ Main Street, Mancheeter his appointments is also expected N e w seating luxury thsmaelves. general, Is making a normal re­ . St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1/we to attend the Money Management Fonun The.Savinga Bank of Man- Walter Weir, 170 Wells St.; a to ensure that as many geo^aphl-. IN MRS. MURrarS KITCHiNT????? This was one petty little in covery from an operation he un­ wlah nt cal areas and schools of thought cheater,leater, 92$ Main Street, Wedneaday at 7 pjn.. October 24, October 81 and November ' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul atancs in which any'lowly, ordi derwent Oef 8, the State Depart­ IOV1 O Z CANS are represented os possible. in H ide-A-Beds ^ The handiest helper in any cook’s kitchen is an ex­ ment sbys. It has been disclosed 7. Ford, 87 Perkins St.; a son to Mr. nary American citizen, without that the operation at Walter Heed and Mrs. Howard Holcomb, 74 Sil- BEN BELLA IN U.S. tension phone within easy reach. So Mr. Murphy Name SAVI 12c SAVI «c verwood Rd.. Vernon; a son to Mr. owning an enterprise, or owning a Army Medical Center' at Wash­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- One o f the many features that makes Sini- Artistic pierfection had one installed for his favorite cooik — ■ in her farm, or having anything surplus ington included removal of a ma­ and Mrs. William Rady, 7 Fern dent Kennedy t^ a y gave a St., Rockville. mons Uide-A^-Beds so comfortable by day is to selL or having anything at all, lignancy located in the large worm White House welcome with favorite color, it takes a lot of the “ run" out of Intestine. Addreae DISCHARGED SATURDAY: the exclusive seat design . . . new, lower could still step right up to the pub- full military honors to Algeria’s Like a fine old timepiece, Beals’ solid maple . Jean Wallace, an American Finnst Candy George Harrington, 13 Ford St.5 premier and acting chief of height slopes comfoi’tably down toward the i' running the house. And when something’s on the ,.f41c till- and get his own little pit­ Mra. LiUlan LeVa.sMur, South is a product of artistic perfection. Blending actress, is abed In Belgrade, state Ahmed Ben Rella. The back . . . like, a conventional sofa. No wonder tance of a subsidy. That great big Yugloslavia, with an injured back. Member of Federal Depoalt Windoor; Dave Bahler, Ellington; President assured the Algerian the inherent beauty and ruggedness of Early stove, Mrs. Murphy can chat without taking her She was practicing this weekend Inaurance Corp. Bnisins Bars Harvey Curtis. Willimaittlc; Mrs. Hide-A-Bed looks and sits like a regular sofa. government of his would still tarry Dorelle Behnett, 16 'Henry St.; revolutionar}' leader that his American styling with the patient, conscien­ eyes off the cooking. Her kitchen phone saves her lor a Hding part In the film “ Lan­ fHDLISS . All Leading Brands new country has a great role to And at night time, it sleeps like .a bed, for it his mail for him for less than it celot and Guinevere” when her . Mm . Barbara Skinner. 860 Center tious skill of Colonial artisans, Beals^ crafts­ St.; MIm Joan Swanaon,'658 Wil­ play now, not only in Africa but is fitted with a Simmons Deepsleep inner- time and effort (and possibly dinner). Isn’t your really cost horse refused a Jump. She fell throughout - the jworld. Kennedy men preserve a timeless tradition in fine furi This was a nice thing to have the and suffered a fractured sacrum liams Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Efieanor spriqg mattress! Converts without effort to own icitchen the perfect i^lace for ‘*tho'cook’s anchester Grandahl, . Wapping: Mrs. Ethel assured him the United States niture making. Come see furniture for every BOX OF .24 a bedi or back to a sofa. See this deluxe - government do. And, since the which a spokesman said will keep 6V1 OZ PKGS would' work with Algeria In ; I her bedridden for the next lew Undoay, 111 Main St.; Mm . " i;oom in your home ih Beals Gallery with its best friend"? Talk things over soon with our busi­ total cost of it in any year amount W f S r BRANCH 89 ‘ search of peace for tl)e world. “ Chatham’-’ Park Lane model at Watkins to­ weeks. , MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH Reed, 299 Main St.; Lee ‘ beautiful room settings. Welsh cupboard Hebron; Mm . Marjorie Stlnd Ben Bella thanked the President morrow. It is 80 inches long, |299.50. Other ness office or with any teiephone man. sd to only the slightest fraction of Frank Decker! of San Jose, 2 8 “ fci'.f Crntir 51. Mancht.‘stir Parkadr SAVI 4c * ' S A V I 10c shown 5312: Duxbury side chairs 536.60; 9 ? 3 Alm'n S*. IT Storrs; Debra Roy; 12 Grove St., for what he called a clear and genuine Hide-A-Becis start at |P189. what the goy'emment was spending Calif., turned 101 Sunday and he. Cor. Lenox St. West Middle Turnpike courageous stand many years duckfoot dining tkhle 5149. credited "m y good wife anif a can OPEN THURSDAY CIGAREmS, SEER & TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXEMPT FROM STAMP OfflR RockviUe; Miss )Rartha Schildge, I s . TIn SMthcra Nmv EBflaiMl TeltpiMM Cb. to BUbaidixe any number o f farm 103 Diane Dr.; Eidmond Michalak. ago for Algerian Independence ot beer” as the reasonk' h£'s lived EVtNINCS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHIS OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. V riCES EfftCTIVt IN FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKETS ONLY when Keinnedy- woa a senator in ' ' './l ■ ■■ ' crops or defense industries or so long. To prove ii, he toasted 378 Ha'ckamatack St.; Dono^ ’ mines every 'year,^ it' did not |Mem' Cbckerham, 16 Fepidale Dr.; 1968. ■pi the milestone—with a can of beer. s ALWAYS PUNTY OP FUI PAMCINO: ■ 1 V' . >L t 1 i» •I .... * .... i- ^ . I. ... v5.-.. ly.' 4. ■ ..I

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■"v f J PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. M O N D ^ OCTOBER 16, 196* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 196* > PAGE NINE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H '''‘PLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mtta,Nsw Bedford (Mass.) Btan- m a v b e \ (U LPn MV Y VA 5LAAAMIEP TH' ''WELL.^SOMTTHINS!) Ea R. McGullougli^ dard-Tlmes, the Boaton Record and FALSE TEETH ^ ^ THIS n e A tic 1. u p s o h a r p VA I'M MOT 60INO TO American. Providence (R . I.) Jour­ LOCKEP TH' 8TANP h e r e That Leottn '^THESe PARIN' KNIVES A WILL If; you VJERE/Y (SO HERD K nal and Bulletin iuid.the United. ALu n A v : A m w w W P raelniMn F u n it ^ Stamford Editor, IS 5uper,an' ntEVREJ convince ,rtcTM S U P P L y iN 6 TH V V O U 8 -S C A T S Prees. VEM.HEWOM OVER Nctd Net Em barratt c a n d l e s f6 k < \ — V O U S O V S H odgepodge Dexter served two years over­ •300 FROM Trf ■' Succumbs at 61 llan r wsanrs of falao laetb have ,ft,^'/UALVlN'4 a \' W E R e H l i l W MAOORATDICeAN’ seas with the Army In World siiffarad raei ambanaasmsnt Seeansa OHKE. 1 giRTHDA'/.VOU'OYALWAYS J ACROSS 7Pe'a holder War II. He was a graduate of thalr Plate dropped, slipped or wob­ POKfe«, POTDtWJrt r w A S 8 Hurry STAMFORD (AP)—A solemn STICKSIX INT h'I. POISOM- ^ 1 Chauffeun Brown Univirslty. bled et lust tha wnmt Urns. Do net ASK HIM FO«?A f l a t 9 Heraldic band high requiem Mass will be sung at Uto in (ear of thla happeplns to you. f r o s t i n g w i t h /I N Y \Nh e n 1 operate them He leaves his widow, the former Juat iprmUa a lltUa FASTXXTB. the- lO-BUCK LOAN/ A S A SKlndof 10 Supporting St. John’a Church tomorrow morn­ A M IR R O R IN t w a n t e d timber m s Bltsabeth Allen Bowers, and a alkaline inon-aeld) powder, oa your HE'S TlSHTER BOOK . lerfeant ing at 10 o'elock for Edmund R ptataa. Hold (alaa Math iSpn flm ly, BACK A T O U C H -' 11 Enervates daughter, Gary-Lea. t h A m a . m a r k e r / 8 Quoit# target# McCullough, editor of the Stam­ ao they faal more eanifambia. Ooaa so 12 Nautical term 19 Hotel m Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuea- net aour. Oheeka :'plate odor" idan- PKECKLE' T ford Advocate. s c r a m o l a ! 13 Pait 20 Chilled day (n the Tossing Funeral Home, tura breath). Oat rABTBTH at any 22 Eager ' McCullough, a veteran-ConnacA dras aeuiiter. . 14 Region ^ R u tlan d . 15 Actreai 23 Sad cry cot newipaper man, died in StaA^ Hayworth 24 Hamlet was one ford Hospital Saturday after 18 Actor Skelton^ 2.1 Norse god brief Illness. He was 61. 17 Strike 26 Wine cups 35 Egyptian 42S0tardiak A journalist of the old school, ~ ~ s 16 Bunting 27 Russian river monarch 43 AccompUahad j e : £ . 20 Things . 28 Comfort 37 Experts ‘44 Image McCullough didn't hesitate to -go 21 Type measurei 29 Raced 38 Mike’s buddy 45 Govern after a atory in person even after 46 Close BY V. T. HAMLIN 22 Playing card 31 MeMurea 40 Winter he became an executive. In his 40 AI-LY OOP 47 Serf 23 Decorate 34 Elevator pr«irecipilatlona . years as a newspaperman, he cov­ 26 Thoroughfares inventor 41 Nimbus 49 Dined ^ HOLVCOW, HES OUT WELL, HET^O IT ...LOOK HOW HE ...b u t IK>4ESn.'«; KING! ered pGlice, politics, city hall and 1 30 Boys /.■ LIKE A LISHT.' , c o m in g TO HIM, M ESSED UP. I WONT MEAN r " r - 3 r ~ T- r * t r TT it education. M Y k it c h e n ! TO HIT HIM NOW WHATCHA 31 Among VMUSTA HIT TM W — . THE BIG 32 Knock McCullough directed the Advo­ SO H A RP HE'LL HAVE it WITH A a '(OUR J /> -T'^TTPHONy.. 33 Blackbird n r It cate’s news operation for 19 years, MIGHT! 34 Mouthward as managing editor from 1943-1960 1 35 Destroy r r It 17 and as editor since then. 36 Legislative bMies 11“ '' McCullough joined the Advocate DOUBLE 38 Whitened in 1924 a fte r w o rk in g on the 39 Underworld god ill Bridgeport Telegram, the old South 40 Noted Uncle Noni^k Sentinel, the New Bed­ h e n S A K E 41 Satan's realm it Mi OT M a ford. (Mass.) Standard and tha LOOSENS UP. 44 Student doctor Proposed Junior-Senior High School for Bolton Worcester (Mass.) GsuMtte. IT'5 HI6 BELT* 48 Upon SET Z H p i 49 Stir He was a past chairman of tha STAMPS 50 Prosecutes a Bolton residents will vote soon on whether to build this junior-senior Four of them are on the right end of the building. The fifth is on the Connecticut Circuit of the Aaaod- 51 Church season high school designed by Architect Arnold Lawrence of Manchester. It gymnasium wing to the rear. On the left is the cafeteria-auditorium. ated Preaa, a director of tha Hall ■- i « - i r 52 Pull 3f~ 37 Syndicata and a vice praaidant and 53 Enthusiasm / can also be built as a junior high alone if five rooms are eliminated. The school will face Brandy St. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 54 individuals director of the Greenwich Publish­ ing Co.' He also waui a member of Every Wed. 56 W in n of a^ sponsored by the Women of - St. building' ii a 43 it it i i in Flemish-speaking areas. But the American Society of Newspa­ 56 Withered Boltdn George's BpUcopal Church at the Flemish, Wflillpons about so years ago. the Flemings, Police 4rrests per E^itora. i- l| ' v s HOP BY Al- VKi; R DOWN 4t bA Community Hall Saturday be­ who make up about 60 per cent Born in Bridgeport, the son of .1 Relief agency ginning at 2 p.m. Punch and cock­ Clash in Brussels of the population, won almost' Police Lt. Robert A. McCullough, tt IN TIME THERE WILL . W E’L L ALL I HOPE WE QET 2 Landed 51 t i les will be served to those attend­ complete equality. They still com­ he attended Bridgeport High 3 Greek letter CTW-Church W alter H. Rippel, 23, of 58 Fran­ Morrs BE ONLY ONE SQUARE BE PAC KE D ..NICE NElQHBORS'v ing the show. Pony rides, games, plain. however, that top Jobs in School and Dowd's Arm y and Navy 5T" cis SL, WUllmantic, early yester­ (Continued from Page One) Sale Priaas TOOT OF GROUND FOR BACK TO BACK,; 4 Stitchers the armed forces and diplomatic SUPER 5 Mountain lakes ta a fish pond, and a toy white.ele-. day morning w as' charged ■with Prep School In Washington, D. C. EACH PERSON service go to the French-speaking MARKETS LIKE Champion at phant sale will be other features willful Injury to personal proper­ glum invaded the capital to stage He was appoifited to the NavaJ O N E A R TH .' of the event. All children and Walloons and that French still Academy at' Annapolis, Md., but THIS/ ty after he was observed breaking a protest march. Their sweep Effadiva dominates many areas of Belgian was unable to attend because of their friends are Invited. a radio antenna off a parked (uir acro ss the c:lty had scarcely begun Imperfect eyesight. He went to the h'l-Hi '> ( ’/•/’ Horseshoes . Bomaroo to Bowl on Oak St. Riopel posted a |100 before they cruhed into Walloon University of Connecticut and New Members of Bomarco, commun­ bond while awaiting appearance in Toes, aad Wad. York University Law School. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS ity couples club, will go bowling Circuit Court, Manchester, Oot. counWrdemonstrators. Caiariee W . CJhurch o t ToM and McChillough was an outstanding at the Parkade Lanes in Manches­ 29. The crowds pelted each other Machell Receives Rd., was aoclaiined town champion athlete In his youth, playing foot­ ter Saturday night. After bowling, Richard F. Jette, 27. of Tolland. with rotten eggs, tomatoes, insults yo u IE KT lOB t AaiPhhl.t T gam e s. bers of the Ladies Benevolsat So­ chicks. Flemings had trampled talent. He is the son of Mr. and Yurch, both of. Bridgeport, imd Bd PaggioU was named town ciety with monologues at a meet­ the cljlcks as an insult to the Mrs. Ernest Machell, 60. Alton St. eight grandchildreh. CHUCK Sets Open House ktg. V. 6 Y*L OBm ' singles eham{>lon by winning a Wallesnsr whose synsbol is the •SHE IS A NICE, ^ A P R O U D C nirs on behalf of a Manchester Wilton Thorpe and Mrs’. Herbert morrow at 7 p.m. with tear gas and vnter trucks, event of open competition which Vermont Eiiitor Dies sports store, donor of the awards. Hutrtiinson will be hostesses. Parents will gather ip the clase- but had difficulty restoring order. includes pipers front ~aU parts of RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) — Wil­ % / 'A I About 75 people watched the BuUetla Board rooms to meet teachers and hear Most of the ^emish marchers the United States. lard P. D e x te r Jr., 56, m a n a g in g STEAK /A descriptions of the year’s curricu­ 4 ^ ames. A buffet'lunch was served The Women’s Auxiliary of the were yoUng boys and girl.s, many .The young piper has been a editor of the Rutland Herald, diad lum. PTA memberships will be £> the players shd the spectators. fire department will meet tonight from farms. TTiey carried yellow member of St. Patrick’s Band for yesterday in RuUand Hoqiltal. He available from room mothe^ sta­ The event closed the season for at 8 at the firehouse. A plastic flags stamped With the black three years. He received his had suffered a heart attack .at his the horseshoe pitchers. A kick-off demonstration will be held after tioned in each room. Flanders lion. training from the pipe major, home Friday. A social time with refreshmertis banquet is held in the spring to the meeting. Members may bring The Walloons . countered by Jamea PaFrell of Manchester. He Dexter, bom at Taunton, Ma will be held in the cafeteria fol­ open the season. guesU. Mrs. John Avery and Mrs. wearing yellow 'buttonhole em­ Is a Grade 7 student at Dllng Jun­ joined the Herald staff a doaen lowing the meeUng. 27 Voters Made Warren Amundsen will be host­ blems imprinted with red roost­ ior High School, and an altar boy years ago. Previously he had Plans .for coming meetings in­ There wore 27 new voters arwom esses. ' ers. They carried posters in Flem­ at St. Bridget's Chureh. woriced for the TYiunton Dally (3a- clude a i5th anniversary celebra­ / a ~ / £ t K d w aw. Tji. « ♦ uA p4- In Saturday at the last regular The official board of United ish which said "Hands off Brus­ voter-making session before the Methodist ' Church will meet at tion on January 15 with a potiuck sels. Return to your village.” ‘‘My dad is at work, my aiatar ia at achoot, and my and community singing; a military Kov. 6 election. At the session 7:30 tonight at the church. E. Anter, president of the Flem­ M-MI (S ^ r m L - i iOfUt.x. (• whist on Feb. 19; an evening of na­ mothar ia at lha and of har patianea!** Saturday, 11 signed with the ^Re­ The Holy Name Society of St. ish Action CJortinilttee for B rus- J.R ture slidee on March 19; a travel Science Shrinks Piles publican party: 8 with the Demo­ Maurice Church will meet tonight .sel.s, said there a re 600,000 F le m ­ THE THUMB RIOIW6 v«• nag »7u a p«L an iO-l€^ program conducted by Arthur 11- crats and 8 remained unaffiliated. at 8 in the church hall. ings who at present have no SH(iRT RIB9 BY FRANK O’NEAI ling, former superintendent of A ^lecial session for those whose The selectmen will meet to­ representation in parliament. New Way Without Surgery schools, on April 23; and an an­ rights mature between Oct. 13 and night' at 7 in the town officee at “We want Flemish schools for f.rm .E SPORTS BY ROUSON nual meeting with concert by the •teotion day will be held Nov. 6. thl Corntpunity Hall. all Flemings,” he said, "we also sixth grade and Installation ot of- Voting lists will now be completed A meeting of the public build­ want absolute equal language fa­ Stops Itch—Relieves Pain fleers on M a y 21. Ftev Tm4, n . T. (SywUl) — For the and, it is expected, will be sent to ing commiseion is scheduled for cilities In Brussels--even in pri­ ao thoroagh that aaffarara aaada The PTA will conduct a fair on a the printer tomorrow. tonight at 8 at the Community vate shops,” he added. firat tima aeienea hai found a saw attoniahing atatamante like "PHat Beads OTO May Ir ^ t h a variety- of booths hoalinc aubatanea with the aatOa.- kava caaaad to ha a problem!’' H a ll. Leon Defosset, chairman of the : - - > r The CYO of St. Maurice Church uid refr^a^unents. iahins ability to sbriak hemor­ The aacrat ia a new healing aeb- SHOP-RITE The Bible study Class of Bolton Walloon Popular Movement, said has elected Thomas Sheridan rhoids, atop itching, and raliara atonce (Bio-D yna*)—diacevary af Congregational C hu rch, n o w the demonstration was “ pfoof that president; Ann Warfel vice presi­ pain — without aurgary. a world-famous raaaarch inatitate. studying the Go^el of St. Mat­ Flemish extremists have aggres­ dent; Maryanne Sheridan secre­ In caoa after caaa, while gently This aobatanca ia now arailablo thew, will meet at 7 tonlg^ in the Fellowcrii^t Club sive imperialist plans against tary; and Cindy Steele, treasurer. raliaTing pain, actual redaction ki fwppam'tary or at'afuMat form puish room of the chlirch. A Brussels knd the . . . Walloons Named to be advisors and help­ (ahrinkaga) took place. under the name Prapora4«au Jf*. Qw.‘0««n FWv'MCnm. special meeUng of the paririt will cannot remain indifferent.”' ^j-WnsW t'aMiltW._____ /b/S ers were: Religious, Patricia Pat- To Confer Degree Mott amaaing of aH—raanite ware A t all drug conn tare. I k be held at 8 tonight In the parish At the outset of Belgian inde­ TOMATO tepson; social, Lucille Billlel; cul­ U-/S room to consider and take action pendence, French was the official s-x^vc—l tural, Maijorie Luke; recreation­ The Fellowcraft Club of Man- on a B18.0S3 budget. language, even for judges, army B . C . BY JOHNNY HART al, Anthony Petock. cheeter Lodge of Masons will fill The Red Cross BkiadmoMle will officers, officials and universities Members of the nominating the chairs for the Master Mason be at St. Maurice Church until BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE e s T M E o u r , sommlttee were Lucille Billlel, degree tomorrow night at 7:30. i'll Have vou siRAismENED 6:30 tonight. Walk-in dmors will chairman; Bob Luke. Janice Scan­ Officers will be Harold Hubbard, CYSTIC FIBROSIS RKEAROH FUNO THIS LITTLE GIRLIS PRETTY UPSET AW, POOR FELLCW. be welcome. JUICE HtV, SAM! COME OUT HERE '| OUT IN A JlFFV, h e r e . oFiHis5-nCK|[^ lon and Linda McCabe. Those iii worshipful master; Donald Knauf, A MINUTE. MAYBE YOU AMO IS LOOKING FOR HER OADPY. H i s t o n g u e i s a l l MESS! charge of a scavenger hunt to be senior warden; Richard Spiller, CAM HELP US, NAME'S FLOOFIOO, OR FRUSHOO 7 ------AdverUsement— • held O ct. 17 a re D a v id M iner, junior warden: Russell Perkins, DRIVE CONTINUES THROUOH O ^ E R OR SOMETHING. ANY OF THOSE SNARLED. Cash Fuel Service — Aluminum chainnan;' Randy Cote, Marjorie treasurer; Robert Morse,, secre­ CONSTRUCTION GUYS STILL Windows— Save! Across from Post Regular Luke, Christine McGrath and tary; Ronald WadsworUi Jr., sen­ More rolunteers are needed to complete thia campaign on , AROUND? ------Office, Bolton. MoKbinev Lamber, Linda Cummings, who will be In Mitchell 3-2141. ior deacon; Thomas Atamian, jun­ on time. Anyone willing to help, call GriawoM Chappell, charge of refreshmenta Arrange ior deacon; Walter North, senior 29c menu for Parents Night to be Maaoliester Bveoing Herald Bol- steward; Harold Smith, junior Mgnehester'^Area Chairman. Phone MI 9-7586. Oct. 26 are being made by Anne toa oorrespondent. Oraoe MriDer- Btewaird; Henry Lee, chaplain; and Warfel, chainnan; John Calkins, J mott, telephone Mitchell S-M M , Earl Larsen, marshal. > Giant Lorraine Pox and Bvannle Kehl. Hove You Made Your Contribution Plans for a Halloween party to be held Oct. 24 are being made Doiit Kve with the thought that your failure te help may 46 Oz. Can bv.’Thomas Sheridan, chairman. have cost aome child hia or her life. Biileen Brondolo, Maureen Fenton OF MANCKESTER and Kafchy Maneggia. FLETCHER CLASS CO. RIVE! Live with the hope that your contribution could j i m e e k l b M y UMJK CAVAl.iJ Bsipttiun M . Y AOtokea be the r S c y help necdM to find the eauae and conquer Teresa Marie, daughter of Mr. 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE and Mrs. Jamas ^ n d ^ of Clark •ISL-O K l ^ ' ^ ' A\K I KONA PI) WHAT HAFTTBsIS? jT^UPCeuLV CAWNED ON WHEN TOU THINK OF this “Killer of Children.” Rd.. was baptised’ In St. Maurice OLASS, THINK OP FLETOHm e«JTt6 '6 « ? WHY 'm - THAT THB3& MOST BE- ‘ Church recently. I FELT DIZZY r WERE VOU HURT NO! I KNOW DIDN'T SmCATCW Marionette Show Slated V , OOBNER DURANT ST MOTT'S Own GERI ANN FOR A MINUTE— THIS AFTERNOON WHAT CAUSED BILUPN(5 OF ON The Burton Moope Marionettes THE WHOLE ROOV WA? IT, ALL RIGHT.' TWe FDOTBAlX'? 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V • V 7 ;, ' ‘C PAG* TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, m t ♦ A- l ^ ( 3 IEStER EVENINO HERALD, MAKpHE8TER, C0 Wyp MONDyY, OGfOSES, 18. 1962 PAGE ELEVEN- U m Steelers Upset GiofitSf ShoHner Out Six Weeks ^ith Broken Shoulder ...... Pflintins—Paperinf 21 Help Wanted—PcM lt « l PAINTING—Interior and- axterior, WANTED --- 2 girl* or women ful TROUBLIIIEiCHIIiG 0 l| R ADVERTISER? paperhanging, fully insured. Now time. Inquire Marty'* .Lunch anjA giving special rate* on. interior time. 187 N. Main St. work. Joseph P. Lewis, general ^ Aiiwtriig StrvlM contractor. Ml 9-9658 in NFL RN OR LPN part-time. 'TR 3-3671^ Vernon Haven. Ertt H Htrali RtaAtii Electrical Servicea 22 FREE ESTTMATBS Prompt aerv- . ATTENTION NEW YORK (AP)--The ice on all types of elactricaij wir­ Green Bay Packers ably dem­ BtieTT »SSI**L5rSr*******^ *** ing. LicensM->and insured. Wilson HOUSEWIVES onstrated they can get'the job Electrical Co., Manchestor. Ml MANCHtSm ANSWERING SCRViCE 9-4817, Glastonbury, ME 3-’i'378. Do you have the time to work done even without the services tuyne in our East Hartford offiea ' of Paul Hornung, but it’s ' Ml f^SOO evenlnga 25 hours per week? Wa doubtful the Washington Red­ and leave j a m BMeeage. Veu’S hear nroM ear aavwMMv M Jig Floor, Flnishitic 24 have several excellent opppr- skins would still be riding high itaM wltkoat ei^eadky all evealag at *km tel epkeaa tunitiea available for part-time were it not for their clutch combo Steeler Man of Hour PAINTING, remodeling paper- comptometer operator* Must i b hanging, floor sanding. Call Mr. be skilled In sll phases e< of Norm Snead sind Bobby Mitchell. Charles Ml 8-9107. Homung, the National Football comptometer work. Interest­ League's, scoring leader and an LiMt and Found Business Services Offered 13 ed even if no recent exper­ 4-7*.V/ NEW YORK (AP)—Thie PiHfiburgh Steeler* showed • ience. all-around star for the defending thundering ground game, a blitzh^ defense and solid ojffen- STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walla, Private Instmctions 28 champion Packers,* was forced to REWARD—Lost, Brown key ;«ese. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Send your reply to Post Of­ sit out. the second half of the sive blocking—but old pro Bobby Layne was the man of the Vicinity Cheney Mills. MI 3-1543. Work done at reasonable prices. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS at your fice Box 1821, Hartford, stat­ Packera' 48-21 victory over the thour. Ml 8 ---- ' home. Mrs. William Hoch East ing business experience and *•- Minnesota Vikings yesterday, but “All the way with Bobby street, Stafford Springs, Overland pecially periods on the comp­ Snead and Mitchell were all pres­ Layne,” thA, Steelers chanted to Announcements SHARPBKINO Servica— Saw*, 4-2327. tometer, education and wage ent and accounted for in St. Louis. Monday’s Grid their dtoasing' room after, yeeter* knives, axes, shear* tiiatea requirement. The two live-wires of the still- day’s 20-17 ^.National Football SAVE* 75% on your dry cleaning. rotary blades. Quick service. Capl- unbeaten 'Sljcins provided the League victory over New York, Do it yourself. Lucky Lady .Coin ^ tol Equipment Co., S3 Main St., Rond»—Stockn— clutch plays' that hel'iied Wa.sh- Wash Heading which pulled the Steelers into a Cleaners,. 11 Maple Street. Across Mancheater. \Hours dally 7-6. Mortisrapee 31 SALESLADIES, full time br part- ington gain a 17-17 tie with the second-place tie- with (he Giants. from Main St. First National Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI time (1-5:301. Experience helpful St. Louis Cardinals and keep fliSIt The 35-year-old blond quarter­ t*arklng lot! ^ ' 8-'7958. CASH AVAILABLE. If you have but not necessary Apply in per­ place in the Eastern Conference. Down the Pipe back completed only fivb of 10 real estate equity, call ua toi* sons. Tots 'n Teens, 9M Mala Snead's 36-yard pass to Mitchell passea In the key victory, but RUMM AGE sa l e ] Wednesday, — funds. $2000 requires only 344.50 Street, Manchester. set up Bobby Khayat's 29-yard each one came in a clutch sit­ Conard’t George Demos Is Cut Down by Two Maneheoter Indians Oct. 17, 9:80 a.m. Preview sale Household Services per month. Including repayment. • NEW YORK (AP)— Monday’s (small admission) Tuesday, Oct. Frank Burka, 246-8897 days, or CHRISTMAS SELLING SEASON field goal with only 13 seconds to football wash, or another week uation. One went for a touchdoWn. Offered IS-A IS HERE. Without any experi­ play. One set up a touchdown. Two 16. 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Troop 529-6553 evenings. down the drain: No. 1 Senior Girl Scouts, Amer­ ence you can earn 83 to |5 an The tie enabled the amazing others went for key first downs HARQLO 3t SON Rubbish' Remov­ SECOND MORTGAGES available. hour in your spare time selling 'Skins to run their record to three Wisconsin must have been sav­ ican Legion Home. All type* of al Cellars, attics, yards, and And he scored one touchdown 6n things, some new. Oinsolidate your obligations into AVON cosmetics, toiletries aqti victories and two ties and go one ing Ron Kelen for the a one-yard sneak and picked up a weekly pick-up or burner barrel*. one monthly payment. We are in Gift Sets in your 1101*117. ^ '^ a full game in front of their confer­ prom . , . Before this year, the -Vital first down on an ad-lib play, Harold Hoar. MI 9-4084. \ a position to loan any amount train you. Call today^..Afl6-4e23. ence rival.s. The Pittsburgh Steel­ senior quarterback with the so­ diving through tackle for four on easy terms, J. D. Realty, 470 Down Indians Personals AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol ...... ------ers upset New York 2Qrl7 and tied cial re^ster name had played yards after the intended carrier Main St., Ml 3-S129. . ^Good 014 Days’ on Local Griiiron Recalled the Giants for second place, each only 90 seconds . ... He got his big ster 8 piece living room set: sofa missed the handoff. ' ELErhent. W T. Grant. Shopping quist and Pop Eagleson. The reunion took place at the Garden Grove. (Herald Photo by took a 13-i 6 decision over Los victory . . . Maybe more coaches 111 GIRLS—Between 18-28 wanted to sale lower Main St. location,• JW'l Parked* "Those linemen blocked their St., exclusive Cheney Fabric Angeles. Green Bav is 5-0. Detroit I should start looking over their Battle of Tribes, 28-6 attend rush party Tuesday, Octo­ tablished trade and compl^'Kh- Saternis.) 4-1. , ■ . I bench . . . Bobby Wallace, an un­ pants off. John Henry did a lot ber 16, given by Phi Theta Chapi- saletroom, in Manchester. Ml ventory. Call Ml 8-6860 ..-fOr ap­ DRIVERS FOR school bitset. Man­ tried sophomore, took over for the On his own when he w u trapped, Phelan picked up 72 yards in six! ter. Beta Sigma Phi. For Infor- S-7S22. Budget terms arranged. pointment. chester and Vernon. 7:30-8:43 In other Sunday action. Balti-! though,” Layne said. B y HOW IE HOt*COMB '^Conard got rolling. Don CJianc.^got atuck too, at midfield, but r*-^ — ------more surprised the Cleveland | ailing Matt Szykowny imd led thefted one of Woody Clark’s tosses covered a Conard fumble for an­ carrles from scrimmage to lead j matlon call MI 9-M91 or RBWKAViNa of burna, moth hoiea. a.m.; 9:15-8:30 p.m. Call lO Cubs, Majors Browns 36-14 as Johnny Unitas Iowa to a 14-10 triumph over In­ New Yorld opened with a 39- Redskin warfare^ erupted 3-2414. yard field goal by Don Chandler, late in the first period and car­ other try. 'Conard. Ozols collected 65 yards' S-H76, Zippara repaired Window Shades PACKAGl^^BfORE for sale. Call THE threw three touchdown passes; diana . . . Wally Mahle, playing again Saturday afternoon at ried it to Manchester's 26. It took But Clark and Don- Simmons in 13 carries for Mancheater. made 1® measure; al) aised Vene­ J. D^R6alty, Ml 3-8129 the San Francisco'49ers won their his first varsity gtune, scored Syr- but Pittsburgh stormed back, con­ RIDE WANTED from Kelly Road, verting an intercepted pass and -Memorial Field, Cbnard the Chieftiana only three plays to failed to connect on passes and Conard (28) Vernon, to Rockville at 4:48 p.m. tian blinds Keys made while you Grid Reunion third straight, beating Chicago cuse'e only two touchdowns of cover the distance to the end sone, again Prigano .kicked. Phelan ran Ends: Cowing, Roller, Seuetz, wait. Tape Recorders tor rent. PO^WTRY-^ervIce station and DOUGHNUT MAM 34-27; and the Dallas Cowboys season as the Orange beat a recovered fumble into touch­ High’s Chieftains scalping tl\e Call MI 4-1734 days. downs. Manchester Indians, 28-6, in a George Demos going.the final five It back to the Conard 37 but an­ Morse, Garland. Marlow's, 867 Main, Ml 9-5331. . ' garage. Busy location, excellent, Herald Angle showed some of their new often-! B o ^ h College, 12-0. for the score. Big gain was a 13- other fumble stopped the drive Tackles: Eeoholz, Cassells, RIDE WANTED Tuesdays and steady local trade. Major oil com­ OR Attracts 100 sive power in beating Philadel­ Dick Haley made an intercep­ pany' training with pay. Mii\imum tion off Y. A. Tittle and the •pale face’ game called foot- yard romp by Gary Phelan. A pass short. Woodruffs, Rausch. Thursday* from Manchester to »y phia. 41-19. Ariiiy'Si Coach Paul Dt'etzel had Ssll. att«mpt for the extra points failed. Manchester returned the compli­ Guards: Pare, Michael, Glass, Starrs. Call after 5 p.m. MI Butldtag—CopMirong 14 working capital required. Rea­ EXPERIENCED BAKER Rememit^r the days when the In the Americsui Football. Steelers marched 67 yards, with ORx.the second play after the en­ sonable lease. Call Mr. Welle#, PI EARL VOST trouble oelebrotlng the Cadet’s 9-6 Layne sneaking over from th# ment as the fourth quarter opened, Coutre. 8-1840. North End Majors crossed the League, Houston quarterback upset victorV over Penn State. “It suing idekoff (second play of the Ken Cowing recovering an Indian Centers: BotansL, MoRory, Mil­ 2-7356 or PI 2-6716. Prefer man experienced in Sparta Editor tracks and met the South End George Blanda threw six touch­ one. After ,Lou Cordileone. recov­ Manchester Oppo. second quarter, too) speedster Jeff FRAMING;'additions, remodeling, ALL EYES ON FORD-;—^Yankee pitcher Whifey Ford, just makes me sore to think how ered a third period fumble, the flub. But Conard couldn't gain and ler. hand cut doughniit making Cubs? Those were the days when down passes as the Oilers routed who is scheduled to pitch in today's World Series game at we lost that gtone to Michigan,” First downa 12 .11 Harding iiRercepted another flip kicked—for only the second tim e- Automobiles For S«le batijrobmt tiled. MI 9-4291. semi-pro football flourished, the New York 56-17 and the Western Steelers moved again. Layne Net yard* rushing 106 220 and raced 30 yards to pay dirt. Backs: Ward, Nomeyko, GikmI- Help Wanted—Fsroslv 35 but will train experienced San Francisco, if the focus of all eyes as he walks from- the good-looking \Vest Point task­ passed four yards to Johnson and giving Manchester posse.ssion once win, Phelan, Cossette, Nolan, Oer- 1956 FORD F 100 8 cylinder hglf*" Ho m e and attic remodeling, baker; Good pay. New Mister Roberta Future All-American games being played at Hickey’s Division-leading Denver Bronco* master moaned . X.. There was Passes attempted 16 2 Clark, who w ^ n 't getting much more. . ; roofing, guttering and sidiniig. Ac- HOUSEKEEPER to live in, family iji,' c/o Grove and Mt. Nebo. defeated winless Oakland 23-6 in field at Modesto used by both teams yesterday to condi­ some circuitous satistoctlon In the Pittsburgh had a 14-3 lead. Passes completed 8 1 protection, was bring tackled when nialne, Harding,■■ ■' Deiiiiis, Clanri. ' ton pickup, 8 foot flair *lde.,bisdy, Colman St., NEW YORK—Mark the name of Archie Roberts, Class of Lou Michaels kicked two Steel- This lime.Clark was on target-a.s completely reconditionedT new coustical ceiling, porch endclosing, of one adult. Write Box O, Donut Shop. 548 C( Saturday night the two teams ot the only Sunday game. tion, themselves after several days of postponement be­ feat, however . . . Armv beat the Yards gained passing 84 9 he threw the' ball\''vhlch fell short he hit first Dick Daley, then Bob Manchester (6) Sind all kinds. Of carpentry, Work- Herald New London. Apply in person 1965, Columbia University, down in your little b ^ k as a fu­ * * • er field goals In between New Pasgea interrapted 1^ 20 8 of Eric Ozoi*, the intended target. Ends: Prignano, IKeterle, Daley, painl, excellent cqndifum Real the last 20e and early 30e wined and cause of heavy rains. Spectators were admitted to the team (Penn State) whlcn'brat the York touchdown passes from Blanchard, then Daley again with dream puff. StopYGArfleld 9-9044. manship guaranteed. MI icon or call,GI 3-99V- ture All-American. Mr. Roberts, not to be confusOd^^with the dined at the Garden Grove. It was PACKERS-VIKINGS— team (Rice) which tied Dietzel’s Punta 3 2 Again the extra-point try failed. paases. Aeriela got the ball to Con- Spencer. WOMEN FOR general office work, practice sessions without charge. (AP Photofax.) Y. A. Tittle to Joe Walton and Pimtlng Average 40.1 35.2 Manchester failed to\gaih when 5-day week, including Saturdays. successful movie of that name, from Holyoke, Mass., vj^a De^er- a night to. remember with the men Hornung suffered a twisted former team (L.S.U.) . Prank Gifford. ard’s four. Then Ozols and Blanch­ Tackles: Rottner, Monette, Bot- fjEED CARY Your credit turned field Academy, put on a tremendous one-man show in tending talking about the games of yester­ right knee after scoring G.re,en surprised if Dtetzel’e three-plat Fumbles 3 8 they got possession and 'Joe -Prig- ard took turns hitting the line. tl, Barry. ddown? ow nJ'^ort on down payment? Floristsr—N urseries 15 Typing, company benefits. W. T. MARRIED MAN wanfad desiring a system (Regulars, Chinese An interception by Clendon Fumbles lost 1 t nano had to punt. It wa8''k good Guards: Peace, Lewis, McK-kalU, — ^ Grant, Shopping Parkade. underdog Colutnbia to an upset 14-10 decision over Yale last year and it waa well into th'> ruo-. Bay's first TD against the Vik- Thomas in the waning moments Ozols finally making it for. Man­ ^Miitrerupt? Repossession? Don’t secura future and financial inde­ ing hours when "touchdowns” were ings yesterday. But he was hardly Its, Oo Team) b e llie s a national NJdtsr laat Penalties 3 6 one, to Conard’s 20, but Hkrding chester’s lone score. Allbrio. .. '(iespsir! See Honest Douglas. In­ pendence, 40 hour week, 8117 to Saturday. It waa homecoming Day# fad . . . Wayne Hudln started It Jlled New York’s laar threat. Yards lost peoaltie* 15 35 hustled it back to the 47. \ , Centers: Andreoll, Parrott.,.^'''' AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale from at Baker Field and a crowd of 24.-1 scored. miM ^ as quarterback Bart Starr Delayed Sixth Game ^t^is was our bad game,” New The Indians tried and urwaucceae- quire about lowest down, small­ EXPERIEINCED hairdreaaers. Ap­ start, plenty of Overtime. Call at Navy last year and now Yale's Backs: Clack, Ozols^-Pbwers, 25c. MI 3-4564. 200 was thrilled at the all around Jaki Greenberg did a fine job as took' over the controls and tossed YorBsXoach Allie Sherman said. Then the Chieftains rolled ful on-.side kick. The ;>all didn’t est payments anywhere No small ply Marlow’* Beauty Salon. HArrison 8-0421, 8-9 p.m. Only or toastmaster. Names of all deceased i touchdown passes of 15 and 55 Jordan Olivar has It under differ­ . The loM waa the third straight steadily along, covering 53 yards in travel the required 10 yards, in Blanchard, Then, OdpH? Sylvester, loan or finance qompany plan. apply CJoonecticut State Eihploy- ability of Roberts. The success was ent names (Bulldogs, Commandos In addition to losing their home R. G. I^ rls, RipMrd, Simmons, Douglas Motors, 333 Main. the first in six years on Homecom-1 members wert read and a mo­ yards to Max McGee and another opener, Hhe Giants also lent the" for the Indiana who tied their open­ eight plays for their third score. fact came to rest right on ..the-40, Roofing— Silting 16 G^RANt’s p a r k a d e -Store -~W* ment Service. Monday* 9-11 *,m. ment’s silence observed in their of 18 yards to Boyd Dowler. Then and Apaches). ing gam* rival Maloney and have Harding provided the biggest ad­ from whence Ozols had kicked. Worstler. need a mature woman with artis­ or Call Mr*. Hollenbeck for 6 ^ Ing Day for Columbia follower*. | Set Today on Coast services ^ e n d Del Shofner for been bAving their trouble* ever vance with a 21-yard spurt around memory.\ Nick Angelo headed the the NFL's top ground-gainer, Jim at least siiKweeks. Shofner sus­ Conard took poasesalon auid on the 1956 DODGE 9-door sedan, $175. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, tic ability tor ®ur floral arrange­ pointment. Jordan Olivar, Yale Coach, haii | general committe. Taylor, kept thing* humming for Wonder how much Army’a ear- since. . - . I end.- Phelan b u ll^ in from the two first play, Phelan broke through Score-llf' painting Carpentry AUeratlon* ment department. This ia an op-, ______little hair to speak of and by the j splitting Cadet Corps, 2,500 loud, tained a broke;) collarbor# ki thO Periods ...1 2 3 4 Total Call MT 8-7712. portunity for^ * creative person IELBCIKIC motor reptirman enth Present were: the Packers, gaining 164 yards in SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-:-The oft-delayed sixth game of fourth period. Staying almost Mrictly close to for the TD and this time quarter­ .the line and skipped the entire dis­ and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ time Roberts (Ncks up his sheep-1 Jake Greenberg, Vic Ricassi, 17 carries. is worth to the team in a home the ground — except to pick off back John Nomeyko sneaked o.ver tance for Ihe final score. Conard ...... 6 14 6 8 28 NEED A NEW CAR? ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. with initiative i maahanical and electrical ability. skin, two seasons Jience, the ta ll; Aido Pentore, Stuart Wells, Wal­ • • * the World Series between New York and San Francisco “posi­ game in the close Michie Stadium enemy aerials—Conard rolled up for the points that made it a 20-0 Ozols got off Manchestec’s'long­ Manchester .0 0 0-6 8 Ml 8-4860. ___—------I Experienced preferred, win train bulldog mentor may look m ore! quarters... Some say perhaps as tally. Scoring: C — Demo# (pass fall- HOUSEWIVES to drive achool if neceasary. Refetence# required. ter Moske, Fred Phanuef, Charlie STEELERS-OLANTS— . ., tively” was to be played at noon today with the Yankees’ a total, offense of 226 yards. All- est one-play gain whep-he ran the \ Clean, late model? BIDWELL HOME Improvement Vernon,' Blank h Lawson Electric Motor like Mr. Clean. i Vincek, Brunig Moske Jcf. Nick Pittsburgh's redoutable defense Whitey Ford facing the Giants’ Billy Pierce. The weather much as two touchdowns... The Bill Ca8pe^\Wins but nine were gained rushing. The Chieftains kept up the pres­ kickoff back 47 ytirdsYrom his five edl; C — Harding (pass failed); buses, Manche'sIeF'snd The 19-year-old. six-footer was men in gray can shake the heav­ O — Harding (Nomeyko, plunge); Company—all types of siding and 7:30-6:45 a.m.; 3:15-3:80 p.m MI Co., 178 Washington St., (Rear), Angelo, Jim Quish, John Groman, turned the tide against the Giants. man promised good weather, f ------— ------— ------But for all their prowess on the sure at the start of the second to the Conai;d"47. But a fumble Low, low price? roofing. Aluminum Clapboards a 3-2414. Hartford. all. and more, than observers said Peter Rowe, Bill Rowe, George Two Interceptions, by Dick Haley ens with their racket when the Bakersfield ground, it was through an air ef­ half rolling to the 'Manchester 30 gave Copard possession as time M — Ozols (nin failed); O—rPhe-^ he was. A compact 185-pounder, The veteran left-hander had Both pitchers were well rested, opposing quarterback is calling en Ian (run failed). specialty Unexcelled workman­ Rowe, Leo Rowe, John Baj-onosky, and Clendon Thomas, and a fum­ been primed since last Friday but fort, a defensive air effort, that before bring ' halted. The Indians ran quL TermX^to Dt .vour budget? ship. MI 9-6495. JIG BORE operator, flrat claas. 30- who looked small among the Hammy Mullins, Felix M^ hour minimum' week, GTK Cor­ hefty Eli players. Roberts hit on Francis H ^ t, John Griffin, Bill Cordileone helped the Steelers to big sign reading “Sh-h-h-h” when' 1962 Dodge Lancer? ALL TYPES of roofa repaired or poration, spLTolland Btreat, Baat 13 of 18 passes, punted eight time.s the Bay area In 58 years forced cisions. had not' pitched since he One of golf’s friendliest compel, Griffin, ifar Dahlquiat, Cammy 17-points. Bobby Layne scored Commissioner Ford 8Yick to post­ Army is in formation and it's tors. Billy Casper Jr., planned to-^ 1962 Volkswagen Convertible?' replaced, specializing in Bonded Hartford,^-'’’^ and played great offensive ball. ■yendrillo. was beaten in the- third series quiet enough to hear a shin guard It’s a Boy! built-up and shingle roofing. Robert* is a genuine triple threat once and passel four yards to John pone the game Sunday for the game, at Yankee Stadium, last day to deposit $9,400 in the bank I960 Falcon 2-door? Sully Vendrillo, Pete Vendrillo, Henry Johnson for another score third straight day. The sky was crack. .. Which they almost do ... and perhaps later indulge in one Coughlin Roofing Co., Manches­ —run. pass and kick, a throwback Walt Harrison, Harold Germaine. Sunday. Fiat fights broke out in the Army- Jeftrsy Howard, weighing in 1959 Cadillac 4-door hardtop? ter, Ml 8-7707. AT THE wanted. Call MI of the old sdtool before special­ while Dou Michaels kicked a pair sunny, but the playing field still Ford, winner of five straight se­ of his favorite pastimes, fishing. Wes Bulla, Phil Mahoney, Leo of fleJd goals. Y. A. Tittle passed was soggy. Penn State and Texas-Oklahoma at eight pounds, nine ounces, 1968 Chevrolet 2-doqr hardtop? ists dominate college football. Coughlin, Jack Cheney, Ed Dwyer, ries games, including a 6-2 tri­ games, which were decided by the The 31-year-old Casper grabbed to Joe Walton and Frank Gifford A sellput crowd of some 44,000 umph here in the opener, last ap­ the top money in the $40,000 the first offesprlng of Roofing and Chimnetrs 16-A CONNEljriCUT MUTUAI CLASS A tool and gauge maker*; Also, the young man from the Vince Moriarty, Cliff Massey, Jim for New York touchdowns. same score 9-6. •ward Holcomb, assistant also, experienced all around ma­ Paper City, whose father is a McLaughlin, Bill Brainard, Luddy was expected to attend what may peared on the mound a week ago Bak.rsfleld Open Sunday with a Call Eddie at However.^'the Giants lost more be the World Series finale. The when the Giants evened the series 5-under-par final round. HeMd sport# editor. The new- R<')UFING—Specialising repairing LIFE INSURANCE chinists. Top wages and fringe high school coach, passed for the Hansen, Frank Waddell, Herman than a ball game when star end Thoughts for the gridiron comi^ was born at 8:22 this roof# of sll kinds, new roofs gut- benefits. Apply E Jk t Gauge, first Columbia score and then Smith, Earl Rogers. Stuart Carl­ Yankees, leading in games, three at two-ail with a 7-8 victory. Ford He followed a spectacular third- KIERNAN MOTORS Del Shofner wsi*. declared out for to two needed one more triumph lei after six innings with the score gourmnet: How would you' like round 65 Saturday with a 87 Sun­ mornlW at Manoheet^. Memo­ ,er work, chimneys cleaned re­ 14(hGARDEN STREET Mitchell prlve, printed 26 yards on a rollout for son, George Vincek,' Frank Mc­ to aee Ohio State's offense (a cim-i rial Hospital with.. Dr. Robert 18 Brainard Place, Manchester paired Aluminum siding 30 what proved to be the winning Laughlin, Bob' Coleman, 'Bill at least six weekb with a broken to post their 20th championship tied at 2-2 and was not charged day for a 7-hole total of 272. That HARTFOI^CONN. WORKING maintenance foreman, shoulder. since they won their first to 1923. with the loss. ference record 517 yards rushing was 16 shots under par and four Butterfield fniwlshing the *»*- years' experience Free estimates. touchdown. And twice he inter­ Sacharek, Albert Gustafson. against' Illinois) against Alabama's Hstics. MI 9-4100 Call Rowley, Ml 3-5361 Ml 3-07*3 experienced in heavy machinery. cepted Yale pa.sses to cap a truly Steve Klein, Ernie Dowd, Mike strokes in front of his nearest Apply inVriting only Kelwy Fer­ defense (which hasn’t yielded challenger. Bpth m oth^and son w#re re- 1956 OLD8MOBILE 88 2-dooF, great performance. Sacharek, Jack Stratton, Edson more than one touchdown in any ported "doing well' I Go«^ opportunities guson Brick Co., East Windsor It was a tremendous show by BaHey, Ray Mozzer, Paul Vesco, , New England Football Roundup ot Its iMt 15 games).... It can’t Casper and personable Tony sedan, radio, heater, automatic,''<|tidio-TV Repair Services !8 Hill, Conn.\ Sully Saimonds, Bill Skoneski, Lema started out all even Sunday As for the ther, he wa# good condition, $300. MI 9-4802. ______the poised signal caller who was happen ' but it’s nice to contem­ morning. The Californian from ready to go CbNNIKS TV and Radio Service, y for the .qualified ELECTRONIC^ — Television .Man easily the moat outstanding play­ Alec Elagleson, Louis Farr, Ben plate. .. Can't - stand - prosperity 1956'FORD, retractable radio, new Clune, Lefty St. John, Ben Schu­ Apple Valley pretty well settled available all hours Satisfaction with good working knowledge for er on the field. He won the play­ item: Hal Davis of Clemson ran the Issue when he birdied two ot tires power steering, brakes. MI guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315. High School graduate as: permanent poeit'lM in .Hartford. er of the day award from the bert, A1 Stevenson, Benny Balon, Holy Cross-Dartmouth Headliner back the opening kickoff 98 yards T 9-555f, AROHIE ROBERTS .Frank Plefka, Brunig Moske Sr., the flr.st three holes, the''flrst com­ Red Wings Lei Should have at leikti a 2nd Class, FICAC via a landslide of votes. for a touchdo'wn against Georgia ing on a 6-foot putt on the second iTELBiVraiON antennas and ^ to r Fringe benefits. (^Ive complete Tom Happeny, Tony Mozzer, Pete ... Clemson must have got a bit 1949 FORD, 4 good tires, new bat­ systems' installed and pHialred CLERK TYPIST information in flrat 'letter. Writ* Conroy, Pete Conroy Jr., Gene and a 20-footer on the third. '' tery. muffler and brake wb, Serving Manchester andflairround- ting the touchdown on a pushing As Unbeaten, Untied Clubs Clash complacent, Georgia went on to Hockey Standii Manchester Herald, Box E. •Conroy. Dominick Farr. a 24-18 triumph. He wa*'never seriously thwsat- G o^ running conditioi), $80., Call Uig sueas. Modern TV'Service 405 Lion* Rebounded and shpving play, that apparently Jay Rand. Cody Donnelly, Pat ene^. after that. after 5:80, MI 9-0819. '^C enter St.. MI 3-3308. MATH CLERK Lema, who had won the Sahara After First Columbia, a learn which shared. saw, except Griffin. Gib Miller, Bernard ■ BOSTON (AP) — Hanover, wliile New Hampshire beat < In view of Roberts’ stand­ Wantrt!—\ the Tvv 1 . t^he officials. Yale's Jud Calkins Sheridan, Marcus .Moriarty, Bill What about , that antl-fumble Invitational at Las Vegas two 1953 CHEVRODET, 2-door, /stand the Ivy League crown last season p„,j,ed defender Butts and waa N.H., will become temporary Maine for the first time tines out performanc-e, OUvnr Is football which the sporting, goods NEW YORK (AP)—The Detroit ai'd shift, good condition. PI I .Movirig^TrucIfing TRANSCRIPTIONIST or Pema)« Ea'glesoni Yoah Vincek, Chet Var- oapitol of New England col­ 1954, 21-6, hg their Yankee taking another look nt his week.s before, shot a 71 for 276, \ with Harvard, came back strong able to.grab Rapp's toss, the scor- ricki, Jim Benny, Mike Benny, companies came out with a couple and Jacky Cupit’s 70 gave him Red Wing*, who were supposed to 2-8058. Storage 20 lege ffMtbali Sntarday when conference encounter. own sophomore talent. of years ago... A fiimble led to 277. ' be deep among the also rans in MILLER PHARMACY reqUJres after a 33-0 manhandling by ing toes ate up 27 yards. Chuck 'Walt Moske Jr., Walt Crockett, the Holy Grose Crusaders matured person for general d r ^ Princeton the previous Saturday Mercerin bolted thru the Lion line Everett Strange, Tom Donnelly, In addition to BC and Mld- The UConn-UMnss game at Army’s wimURg touchdown Ma.son Rudolph, and Dave Hill the National Hockey League this MANt^HESTER Movlnx~and Truck. 5-day week—free parking mount n charge at the so-far dlebury, Yale was knocked ' Amherst was more one-sided against Penn State and two fum­ Auto Driving School 7-A yit% Company. Locai and long dis store work. Few hours dally, lat- The Uons now boast two league Lyon Cobum, Tony Cobum, impregnable Dartmouth goal each with 7’!;. tied at 279, one ■>«ea*on, find themselves in sole perienced preferred. Driver’s H-^, TOm Conroy, Jo* Barrett, Jim from the unbestien ranks by than the score would Indicate. bles set'up the Texas scores whicji rtroke in front of Bob McCalllster poesession of the top spot today LA RSON’S-'-Connectl cut’s first lb tanca moving packing and stor­ wins in three starts while Yale has line. Columbia. The Redmen, spearheaded by beat Oklahoma... Purdue had age. Regular service throughout Good salaries cense essential. No phone calls. \ won once, 18-14 over non-loop foe Ciaieja, Cy 1Yl«r, Ray Toohey. and Dave Marr. after the flr.ri week o( play. censed driving school traini.ed^ 299 Green Road. '" This clash of unbeaten, HaUbac-k Sam Lussler won halfback Lustier, gained 291 • three costly fumbles in losing to The scene, with many of the - The big reason Is veteran Goalie Certified and approved is (jo# of­ New Bn^and states and Florida Connecticut, and then played a 6-6 Best drive by either side in the united powers will determine yards on the ground while Miami (Ohio), in the week-end MI 3-658.5 tie in the rain with Brown, in addi- second half, (ailed to result in a that pivotal, perhaps titte- pros heading elsewhere, shifts this - Terry Sawchuk, latest In the series • fering classruom and^ behind Complete benefit program the area’s “strong mnn" now clearlng Ysakee Conference their rookribbed defense held shocker... Nomination for the week to the $5,000 Ontario Open •of mariced goal tenders. wheel instruction for leersen tgers. tioh to the Lion loss. score. Yale took the second half that Boston College, facing the Huskies to 47 yards rush­ MANCHESTER Package OeUvery. Sitnatloiw Wanted*— game for MassactiUHetts as best all-around football player in in .Southern California. *T don’t know what It is,” Saw- Ml 9-8075 .X Sk While the Uons, rebuilding with kickoff^ and marched 78 yards, Nnvy iiext on a stopped-up the Redmen dow'ned Connecti­ ing while .Intercepting four the country: Billy Loth ridge, c.huk remarked, "but the mask; Light trucking and package deliv­ Female eight sophomores among the start- , 20, only to be agenda, has been toppled by UConn paasee. MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We ery Refrigerators. wash°rs and cut, 16-6. Lustier stonned 175 Georgia Tech... He passed for seems to give me more confidence. stove moving specialty. Folding Visit our Ing 11. are still in the thick of the;»t0PP®<* on Columbia two. Be- Syracune, 12^. yards In 26 carries and scored The Jmttle with Maauwhu- one touchdown, ran for another; MANILA—-Arthur Pertiey 185, have the only office and class­ \ Ivy race, Yale’s stock suffered a ^^he Lion defense got tough. It Quarterbacks Pat McCarthy Manila outpointed .Alfredo UrMiw. Whatever It is, ItiV®*®® ’•® "’ork. | room in town. For complete, i n - ______chairs tor rent. kO 9-0782 WILL CARE for on* or two chil­ a touchdown. scjtts left two UConn nuxil- kicked a field, goal and two extra 184'/j, Mexico, 10. Sawchuk, who/adopted a pro- Personnel Department dren in my h<^*. MI 9-1S24. severe jolt in' the defeat. appeared that the bigger and of Holy Cross and Bill King of iaries, Jim Bi^innelle and points In Tech's 17-0 win over Ten­ forma^ ^ THE AUSTIN A CHAAfBERF CO. \ Five pass interceptions killed heavier Yales would win as they Dartmouth staged Impressive Sophomore Deane Kent TOKYO — Schoolboy Brown, ,tective face masK. just' before the page 10. Office 448 Main St., \ turned In two touchdowna Lnwrenoe Reed, disabled with nessee... Almost as good: Roger 160 i/i, Sto<-kton, Calif., outpoint­ season opened, lias allowed only Moving packing, storage, local for complete information whate'ver chances Yale had of post- i pleased, the three-team Ells ap­ warmups last Saturday for leading . Vermont’s 21-12 tri­ knee Injuries Both will be out 'Herald, Photo by Saternis MI 9-7396. Doga—Birds—Pete 41 ing a victory. The most damaging pearing to have worn' down the their long-awaltod dash. Staubach of Navy, two touch­ ed Fiunio Ralr.ii, IMi/j, 10. two goals in three games. The Red and lone distance AgenU tot umph over Rhode Island. for the setson. downs, completed nine of 11 pass­ Wings have yet to lose through PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. Lyons ran Lines, Inc., world-wide interception was by Lion halfback Uons. Triggering a 22-point sec­ ROME—Franco Badalasti. 206, Goalward Bound Eric Ozola Scorcfi six Points for Indiana movers. Free estimates. Ml 8-5187 BEAUTIFUL black standard poo­ ond period outburst, Mc--- Wtailites Boston University Other knee injuries may es, had one run of 64 yards in 41-0 Italy, won oh disqualification over ^.scoring only five tlme.s, and lead Age* 16 to 65. Driving and claa* A1 Buttles, hero of Columbia's 11-0 However, sifter giving up a rout of Cornell. the league with five points. dle, male, 11 months old. AHC •win over the Bulldogs a year ago. touchback, when Hassan was Cailiiy wound up..'psMsing for went dowii to its • fourtii sideline starting guard Gas Calvin Butler, 211, New York, 5. room Three instructor* No wait­ registered, inoculated $75 to the 153 yards and two tonoh- straight defeat, despite a sec­ Mazzaooa and Junior half­ The Boston Bruins, another aur- ing. Mancheater '•Driirinf Acade­ right person. Call MI 3-6679. 1 l^berts. was in the decked in the end zone by tackle ond half surge, 14-6 at George back Ken Lilciani during the priae, are second with a victory and my PI 2-'f249 Painting—PaBcnng 21 right place ^ 0 right time when Perry Wickatrom, the^ Lions' roar downs,, running for 34 hnd an­ Ellington Ridge other pair in the 34-20 con­ Washington. Maine game tnis week. two ties. ______EXTERIOR and interior painting. passes fUled the air and, the gqt louder and louder, climaxed by In other games. Bates ’Eaters, Cruisers E-Z LERN swift back pilfered two. the second Roberts’ game winding TD. quest of Harvard which waa Lou Aceto, UConn’s sopho­ Struggle for Top Rated ’Bama Paperhanging, ceilings, wallpaper HOUSEWIVES GORtiRUMi RR Rfit MC* BUND NINE HOLES much more lopsided than the whipped Worcester Tech 20-7 more quarterback, pitched books on request. Fully insured. " wiTh V I Fidel covered a loose Yale behind freshman Tom Carr’s 19th Hole HARTFORD (AP") — The .statu* DRIVING SCHOOL. INC. Call Edward R. ^ice. Ml 9-1008 Part-time telephone survey With but minutes to ^ilay, Yale fumble by Rapp on a lateral on the Lou Becker 37-4—33, Ted adore indlontea. five yards to end Jim Bell for Bantly 39-6—33, John Harrigan King p n t together 180 three touchdown plunges. the Huskies’ lone touchdown, While Ole Miss Clobbers Foes Midget Football Games of the State Board of Fisheries work Hours 10-2 or 6-9. No four'vlrTline Columbia 47 and Robert*'went to Northeastern beat AIG 14-6, and Game is back in the political Automatic and Standard shift. PAINTING AND paperhanging. four yard line. Pushed back to the work as-ain 40-4—36, Stan Loucks 44-8—36, yards in total offense, scored ' UConn Is now l-Y for the sea­ Pay as you go,- take only the Good clean workmanship at rea­ experiqlDce necessary. Guaran­ INVITATION seven, Brian Rapp uncorked his ^ Stan Markowski 38-2—36. three times and passed for a Springfield ended a 15-game son, while Maseaohusette is Country Club arena again, with sportsmen lead- teed $1-15 per hour plus bonus. wiiUess streak with a 21-ti NEW YORK (AP)—Is Alabama,' independence number ot lessons required. sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ arm and fired the pigskin goalward • « • Sweepstakes—Low gross, Sher fourth TD aa the Indians 3-1 overall and 2-0 In Yan­ ''ranks 17-3, and next plays Ken- Midget League football resumed in Manchester yesterday ing the fight for chester Raymond Fisk* Ml Call MI 3-9371- blanked Brown 41-0 In Ivy verdict over Colby and Nor- kee Conference play. the proud defending national col­ possible that the BEST 10—BLXND BOGEY after a two-week interval yesterday with the front-running On the .side of the sportsnien l* OLDER AND NERVOUS STU- TO BID hut instead of a Yale receiver, le o Pergqson, 75. Low net, Ted wicJi handed BPI. Its 22nd lege football champion, headed for 9-0237. Butts came up from the end zone, r a y o l f S c o re Bantly, 85-12—73, Lou Becker League ptoy. Griffin Standout LSU-Ole Mias game on Nov. 8 Class A—tRay Gordon 59-3 - 56, Smoke Eaters continuing their torrid pkce with a 28-0 wal-j John Rep^ Candida* o DENTS OUR SPECIAI.TY WOMAN TO car* for children in Sealed bids will be received at Dartmouth want into ,that straight loss 32-12. a downfall? could settle the league race. B<* McGurkin 62-5—57. 8PRAY PAINTINO - 4-6 room ___ the Office of the General Manager, grabbed the ball at the goal line With a third down and three 81-7—74. Statistic Winner Southern Oonnectifcut’s 16- CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET my home while mother works, and ran it back to the Uon 24. Kickers—A1 Grotheer 90-14 contest leading the nntidi in 10 win over Youngstown In For two weeks ip a row the Stale of Confusion Class B—Larry Gazza 71-11—60, loping of the Blue Devils. 'The winless Fire Fighters dropped | qqv. John Dempsey, however, Cape, $99: 4-6 room ranch, $110. 8:30-5:30. Call Ml 3-1273 after 41 Center Street, Manchester, Oon- situation from the Yale 28, Rob- total and rushing defense. It Yale Coach Jordan Olivar t Crimson Tide, now boasting a •Seorge McLalTerty' 74-13—61.' a decision to the Police Cruisers by^ ■ ' “ declineijf ■ ^ to take .rides on the ■issue----- ncticut until Octobr 33. 1962 at .Yale had one more chance, get-. 76. Roes Hahn 98-22—76, John New Haven Saturday moi7>- Meanwhile, tiie run for the Ml 8-8552 We also give special price* , to 6:30. ting the ball with 90 seconds to hU right, find- Harrigan 86-6—79. emerged with Its gosl still un­ feels his -team’s trouble hra Ihg waa a display of Bob record of 16 consecutive victories, ' Claa* C—Don Forstrum 60-14— the same score. Jim Welch scored the next’ TD when he met with repre.sentative# builders and contractors. Cali I 1 1 :00 A.M. for Storm Sewer— . crossed though Massachusetta be«(h an inability to beat Its Eastern championship has been 55. The Smoke Eater# broke looaa of sport.«men’s organizations Sat­ FRIENDLY woman help start L,eonard St.. Eire St., and Middl* . play but once again an alert Co- ing no one open, tugged the ball LADIES BUND NINE Griffin’s pitching prowess. has had to struggle to overcome thrown into a stete of merry con­ with Joe Quaglla adding the extra Ml 3-2108. MI 8-2107 has managed a field goal opponents In anything but its opposition. Last Saturday, Ala- Low gross—Ray Gordon 68. ■ with a 22-polnt scoring barrage in points. urday. shop-by-mail club. Club shopping Tpke. East. lumbia defender, Fred Knapp viras under his arm and danced down Jeanette Harrigan 50-11—39. statistics. Griffin tossed for two'touch­ fusion with Army’* g.6 victory Garage— Service ^Storage roCTERlOR and' mterior painting. saves money; members benefit. forms and specifications art Low gross—Dora Kellner 102. agblnat the Indians. . Brown downs;- One for 19 yards to bam, staggered past Houston, Blind Bogey—Tom Prior 79. the second period. Chuck Carson The Cruisers continued their The question bit Should the" F i s h ___ now has gone scoreless 411 “We are within two downs 14-3. The week before,. Bear Bry- over Penn State, ranked No. a in SELECTED NINE- scored the first TD after taking a and Game Board be taken out of OARAGE FOR rent, $7, 148 Cooper Wallpaper books Paperhanging. You ■ get famous products free, available at the Controller’s Office Low net—Bertha Kunzli 108- of an undefeated! united rec­ Roger Milloi, the othw for 26 the nation. scoring thrusts in the fourth quar­ ' Uefore- a play-oould.be run off I.....: ^fenders route to pay •minutes v*. Dartmouth. to Leo Gallarano!' ' ~ anTs outfit 'scored an unimpres­ BLIND BOGEY pass from Dale Oatrout. Th* play ter, driving from mldfteld for a the Department of Agriculture and; Hill St., Manchester, for car or Ceilings. Floors. Fully insured Send for details, free 276-page gg Center Street, Manchester, Con- - 21—82. Great First Unit ord,” Olivar moaned yester­ workijnanBkip guaranteed. Leo catalog. No obligation. Popular necticut. ShorUS- before the half, the elec- ® FOUR BALL The ITrinity-Tufta affait at sive 17-7 decision over Vanderbilt Before the game, the Nittany Olaaa.A Joe Wall 38-2—27, covered 61 yards. Jeff Squires tal­ score. Treat going over from the Natural Re.sourrea and restored to storage.’ Glastonbury 633-9057. trie clock stopped functioning and the ^ o n was home sn •Althougli t h e Crusaders day. “We have outplayed the . —a' team that has managed to Lion had a big jump in the run ■Merrill Anderson 32-4—28. lied the next after a 15-yard pass the independent status it had be-' Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 If no answer, Club Plan, Dept. F80S. Lypbrook, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Low gross—Sher Ferguson, Le* have surrendered 26 points oppotitioo In our three'games; Medford proved to be truly a five. He added the final tally on a call Ml 3-9043. N.Y. CONNECTICUT the second half found the timing ******** l^um , A1 Grotheer, Gua Paters battle of Bantams against score Just 13 points in losing all for the Eastern title on th# Class B—Ben Bengaton 34-6—36. interception. 25-yard sprint later in the period. fore 1959? all have been against the re­ Yet we have won only one.” four of its games. strength of their impressive vic­ Mario Bocoalatte 34-6—28, Larry Walter Czaja Jr., president of Ruainesa Services Offered 12 RICHARD MARTIN, servic* out of commission entirely. i . * ■ and the Lion waa 34-85 69. . ' serves. Dr. Anderson has n Victorious over UConh 18- Jumbos as the vititora were Capitalizing on a blocked punt, For the Fire Fighters, who PAINTmO and waUpaperlng wall­ Columbia, on the rifle and ac­ home free. Low net—John Rusher, Jack Worse yet. by comparison, Mis­ tories over Navy, Air Force Aca­ Gazza 35-6—28. the relentlees Smoke Eaters block­ have hovi' lost all three starts, the the Connecticut State League of paper removed. Walipwer books great first unit but a sharo 14 in their opener, the Elis trounced, 42-8. Trinity’s lone demy and Rice. Clasa C—Dan CXilver 84-7—37, Sportsmen/s Clubs, said Dempsey .TREE REMOVAL, pruning, spray- curate arm of Roberts, scored Roberts entered the fray with a Rusher. Lou Kelly, Ed Moriarty drop-off in personnel thereaf­ fought underdog Brown to a . touchdown late In the fourth sissippi, Alabama's No. 1 rival for ed a punt later In the period and Sproul brothers. Paul Wajewski irig and lot clearing. Call Frank on i^ueat. Ceilings. Free aril- NOTICE first, going 79 yards ln_ 10 plays 23 for 39 pass completions aver­ 71- 9—62; John Scarlato Wemer period waa scored against a the tough Southeastern Conference Army plays Virginia Tech this , Gordon Budd 38-10—38. scored again, four plays later. and Dave, Ware were the stand­ ■suggested the question be posed C. Noble, Ml 9-6053, Ml 9-0874. mates. Call Roger Ml 3-0923 ter aa shown by Harvard’s 6-6 deadlock in the rain at . Low gross—Joe Wall 78. to the 1963 state legislature rather midway in the first pe^od. The age, .590 percentage, and the new­ ICunzli, Eric Kellner, Andy Rep ability to move the ball once Proi’Idence In their first Ivy •quad of bench Jockeys. title, clobbered Houston, 40-7, Just week in a breather.v^ while Penn Dennis Wood# acored it with a outs. TOWN OF BOLTON SEPTIC TANKS pajmff flip was ,a slx-yarb flip to est sensation in Ivy competition ko 72-10—-62; Pete Naktenis, Jake State runs up against tough Syra­ Plodzlk 72. Rick Burr to Jim Nicol pass, add­ than be brought Into the current LAWNMOWER ahaniening and ra-jPXlNTlNG — Interior and exter- Holy Cross built a 34-6 bulge. League contest. Coast Guard capitalized on nine days ago. Alabama and Mis­ , Blind bogey—Dan Culver 87, Bob Next Week the league-leading lor. 20 years’ experience. Insured ZONING BOARD AND Mike Hassan, all alone i^ the end brought his marksmanship up to Styger, A1 Kemp, A1 Adakonls Four other regional clubs . “We’ve done some t'llngs so two paaa Interceptions In Its sissippi don’t meet during the cuse in an attempt to regain some ing the extra point*. Squire* add­ Smoke Eaters face the last-place political campaign. pairs. Alao, lawn maintensuicc. “ OF APPEALS zone, while a 45-yard toss from .613 with his latest effort bringing 72- 9 63. regular season. of its lost prestige. Amistrong 87. ed the final score on a' 25-y*rd Alsop, however, saicl Saturday Free pick-up and delivery Uttl* Wallpaper removed. First-class his season mark to 86 hits in 57 remained nnbeaten in the lat­ well,” said Ollvsr. ‘We gained 21-0 shellacking Of Wealeyan Fire Fighters at 1:15 with the night that it was a mistake to have A Mcklnnay, 18 Woodbrfdge St,! paperhanging.’ Discount on wall­ CORRECmON PLUMED SEWERS Roberts to wingroan huke Diehl , MEN’S PAR VS. PAR est action. Scoring the first 284 yards on t(ie ground at New London. Joe Maka Iced Alabama^ No. 1 in the current Blit perhaps the* most surprising gallop- ^ ,, Police Cruisers and Blue ‘ Devils paper. Clean work. No Job '.too With reference to (Jase No. 504, had eaten up the biggest part of attempts. ' Ernie ^eath, 1-up; Lou Becker, Associated’ Frees weekly poll, team in the country is Miami of PAIR OF EAGLES Wayne Cartier, Andy Kearns, consolidated fi«H and game with Mi 3-8020. i four times It had the bait. against Columbia toil our It for the Cadets when he Two eagles were scored'over the meeting in. the nightcap. agriculture in the first plkce. He large. Robert Brown, MI 9-0033, j advertised Sept. 29 and Oct. 4 th Maskii* CluoM .the drive. Tom O'Connor, another 'Hie Lions have now dropped even; Rubin Gill, even; Werner Tufts crushed Trinity 42-8 fdr pasting was off.”' grabbed a it a Cardinal toss In meets Tennessee this' week. The Ohio, which does most of its busl- Tom O’Neill and Phil C a t * 1 d o COMPLETE 34-hour oil burner e No. 4 the words "to the Yale twine in a rbw for the first weekend at the Mancheater Coun­ were ouUtanding for the losers referred to the merger aa a 1962, ■ ...... Bag Stater, from Chicopee Falls, Kunidi, even. Las Baum, even; the 50th collegiate victory for Yale tried 25 pasjscs. Bight the final period and raced SS Vols have lost all three games ness in the Mid-American Confer­ try Club, Merrill Anderson eagled service. Also, plumbing and heat- INTERIOR PAINTING —Decorat should read "toward the septie Tanks. Dry WaSa. Sranes added the seventh point, via place­ time since 1946. The win was also Jim Gordon, even. Sher Ferguson, Coach Harry Ariannon. Wil­ were completed to Ell re- yards foe a touchdown. and on the record should present ence. the Redskins defeated who how show a 1-2 record. A SURPRISE ACE "forced marriage.” ing,' ceilings, wallpapering. B®®*', —.j' Unra InstaDed—Collar Wratto' the first, at home for 'Columbia ths second hole .yesterday using a The main objection of th# int;. Fra* aaUroates. MI 9-7321: m.«n ^® agree with the 38 foot, ment. even. | . liams cxten<|cd Its winning ' oeivers, five were snared Igr In night contests, Bridge­ no problem. / ■ ninth-ranked Purdue, one of thsj . Treat Sparia Crniaer* sanding and refinishing. Clean front yard dimension given in line proolhig Doao. ovw Yale sine* 1958 and the 11th Kickera—Stan Davis 84'il6 74, streak to six gantee and the Uons, and j2 were In- port was bowled over 21-6 on Mississippi, No: 5 bi the coun­ toughies from the Big Ten, l0-7~ "No. 7 iron. h 4 wsa playing in a John Traat led the Cruisers to TUCSON, Aria. (AP) — Charley apQxtsmen’s groups is that the Fish Lawn MOWBRS aharpanad and workmanship. No Job too Smtii. fn 40 meetings. 7our*oma with Frank ObremaW, No. 12. 'Glen Garbrous 86-12—74, Werner- snapped a Mlddleiniry unde­ romplete. In contrast, Co­ .Its own' field by the Flying try, had an open date last iatur-. .llast Saturday. ’ their second win in three iiarta. W*rd got off a nice long firlve oh and Game Board’s financial re­ repalrad sales and aerrice, pick John Verfaille, Ml 9-5750. ' Dated this 15th da.v of Oct., 1962. •' Coming up Saturday fori Yale Henry Rockwell and Joe Carina. quirements are being overlooked. up and delivery Ice skate# ah| MiKlNNEY n o s. Yal« Gaini Lead Kunzli 87-13—74, Rubin Gill 84- feated string at. the same lumbia's flashy .^sephomors Dutchmen of 'Hofstra, and day and this week meeU( Tulane. "Next Miami’ goes back Into its Saturday, Biner L o r. e n't z e n He scored thre* touchdown# and the 330-yard, par 4 hole at El Rio BOLTON ZONING BOARD will be a home I ^ skirmish with 10—74. AI Kemp 87-13—74, A1 number, 10-0. ' Archie Roberts, waa success­ Central Connecticut blanked. Louisiana State. No. 6, and an­ completed a conversion attempt Country Club. The ball went so ■TT)# board ia more involved in red kned, precision ground ! d VENETIAN blinds retaped, record­ Before Um intermJaston period. own backyard and- piays Ohio U e^gied th* 11th hole. Wltnea.aing tape and ha# less freedom in deal­ Equipment Corporation, Route■n 33, ed, same day service; washing OF APPEALS I SwworcKilt Dls|M0«i O k Cornell' at th* Bowl in New Ha- Akadoni* 94-18—76, Herb Tardiff Afnberst wore down Bow- fuiful ad IS of 18 ptttiMs wtth- Broekport 18-0 ' In a road other threat for the 8 ^ erown, while shocked Purdue takes o*i for a total pf.20 points. HI# first far that he thought It was lost. Julius Strong, President j Tale wiMt ahead hy a yeiat, I , f 'the feat were Harold Jarvia Sr., Then sblneone looked in the hole. ing with problem# under its. jur- Gona. TR 3*7609. Msnehes- overnight service, Findell’a, 485 \ Pewl S-OMS •0-18—T6, Qua Patera M-15—76. M a hi Hw aoMBd IwU S«-U au lar ' ’ " knocked Miami from the unbeaten Michigan. . score .followed a flrat quarter pass B. Middle Tiket. MI 3-4865. Byron H. Shinn, Secretary Harry Atherton and Wally Faff tatoM aptkti by Jim Cki^miiigliam. Ha kad aeond a heM n-rm a. Isdictioii, th* sportamtii cIaIbb. .Otill 11943; T i ( •tak. ■ V ■ .r ^ - A • V - ,\.-:r^^-.^ i . ^ hi *\-. • •' •«;: •'* • Jtt y V ,

MANCHESTER EVENING ftERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN P A «1 t w e l v e MANCHESpai^VENIKG HERALP, MANCHESTEK.''tX)ffl». W O N P A T / 18, 1S«I * -----Houseo- Fop Sola 72 e . « Housaa For Sola—r 72 Rboins WltlijMrt Bohrt Of About I2th C ircuit Cp\um bia , 1|1EPK 0C6HTA BE A LAW ■ T r ^ G A L T ah 4 S H O R T E N B mm66 rar flak - 7t He r«r ftik 72' COLOWtAJL-i? rdMaa, 3 full batlu, Sti-ROOil 'EiigltHi Colonial. Large ^ Political V Local Stocks HXCEPTIONAtl-Y. nlc« Urg* beO- centrally tpcated, •living room wltii fireplace. Heat­ ____I_____ ' ■ ' ' BSBUEEBUB ROAD-W R|i^. 9% ^RTFLHX, •-«, g a n g s. M dr 0 « i- " 06;m 'iWbrlck' Agr-— ed aunroom’, formal dining room, Cheater ». Owiekl, 81 W. Middle G>iirt Cases toom, maVate entrance. private 'room ranch, gangs, bout-iiu, vter, good condition, ' vacaiiey. • 94464. ’I ’ Foran Talks home^^ear everything Ri three bedrooms, on« . with dresa- Tpkfi.; llancheiter, haa returned Roundup Mrs. Grasso CLASSIFIED efitied; A s LscruREe res ih e uoiES'auB, i m ■taal beam, beautmil trass, sera CaU owBSr, M l 9-8880. 4 . <)potationa Faralahed by fleman 31 Church Ing Ucove. Kitchen with aepa- from a 2-dfiy ’■esston conducted by m SOME WBLL-CNOfM WO«M 10 lot, rsssMiably prlesd. Csriten Wv MANCHiE8TBH-7 room ■ 1, MANCHESTER SESSION CMwra 50ddlebrook, Ino. ILLXNO j u n i o r High area—Spot­ rate' alnlt room, 1% baths. At­ the Board, of Chiropractic'' Exam­ (Oanttnaad fretn Page On*) DESCRIBE MEAN'S flOUS M THE HOMBf Ru^ehins, Ml t-BlSl, 'batha, rec .room, gar r. On State Aid Bank flocks less 8 room Caps, full shed. der- erCd patio^ Itaif acre of e tached garage.. Itadiator -’enclo­ iners, Uii*. weekend ln,JBridgeport.. Raymond Mitchell. 22, of Dor­ Visits Today ROOM FOR rent, kitchen privi*' HIREIE AlRRE mOM MOM OVERSUSSD 9 room naps deslr- i mef, 1% baths, garage, built 1067, 'ground*, Hayea A gbhcy,' sures, ^-waU.to-wrii carpeting. Of- Reriilta o f X -ray Reaearch of the chester, Maas., today waa sent to ‘ing \ncraaa* for all workara and V Bid Asked ADVERflSINQ lege*, free parking. MI 3-70M. ■AND M ChOSMS, X EUPHAnCALLV SHfUM SOOTH ^ I N0NO6R able tocstlMi, recAtly rs4lecbnt- owners New Jensy bound- Occu­ fers. Invited., E .. J. Carpenter, Low Hack Area" was -the main Jamea Fbrap, Democratic can­ State Jail at Tolland in lieu of Conn. Bank and Trust 3300 a year coat of living booat for WOMA33E RUU» IE M1W NOM^ AMKHCAON A ed. firsplac*, 3 bathVooBiR- laiiHi- pancy November 16. Aa|[ing » 64 DUPLEX, fiear Hllih Schc broker, 5 0 94051. topic of the meeting, didate for the state legislature, has 3125 in finea impoaed on him after retired employes on penriona. Oo...... 61 9 6 ^ AtM erricks ONE FURNISHED ~ r o o m with TlNO-vnKOUJB Hartford National •ENSRMMiiiiM.otme HOMSKR dry room, excellent valtiie. ossch- 817,900, Elva Tyler, Realtor,: XO ' bUa and ahopping S^car garage, -■ endorsed the plan to allocate state ho pleaded guilty to charges of Dempsey also backed the em­ CLASSinEO ADVERTISMENI DEW. or inquire 138 Bisaell Street. ifiONuVAS ETAOMd AE T M R S i ^ 8-9989. Reasonable licenae (390), and failure to drive Hdyeq Agency, 50 mittee* of the Guild of Our Lady need as well as pupil count. quate handling of grievances. Fire Insiiranea Companies state, will b8 the-honor guest ait a EOlNA'n 16-5 TWO-FAMILY, hxoellent condi­ »4M?. . , . Speaking at a coffee hour recent­ to the right (325). He will work Htfd. F ir e ...... 52 56 V» PLEASANT room near Ceriter,' of St. Bartholomew's parish will "The next..aitoaion of the Gen­ dinner at the home of Mr. and COPY ^LOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 39,90(4-«% ROUM ranch, Ursplare, tion, aluminum cofnWnatibhs, 8- tUBTRIAL'Iot for sale, about ly gdven by Mrs. Vernon Loses of off the fine* with 62 days in jail. National Fire ...... 113 123 Mrs. Paul Merrick tonight. A gentleman preferred. Inquire 148 cat gvagc, bice . neighborhood, IOC toot fcontage. Call 50 9-3391. be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the eral Aasemidy muet evaluate MONDAT Ttoo rEIDAT l«;M AAI.—WATURPAT t A.M. Center Street Tel, MI S-9120. 3-ear farage; large la lot, privacy. m in k HOOM remodeled home, Long Hill Rd.,' Foran cited "A n­ Mitchell wa* arrested Saturday Phoenix Fire ...... 92 • 97 cocktail party will be held from dsrltoh W. HiRelRel£u, MI 9-SlSS. (dose to sj room apart­ buying 'Residential, Neummercial Infaht Jaaus of Prague Mothers each of its pupils. fiacri term*." large snelossd aoccli. 9-ear. ,gia- (d a c^ h a lf acre beautituUly land­ Broker, 5 0 9-0320. ‘ or Ihdustrlal real estste. Contact "Sherman has six times more in nolled by the court. Manufacturing Companies Sinder and Mrs. William Murphy, times. MOO takes it For further rure. All kinds of appliances, ment. stove, refrigerator and ru;e, tll.TtW. PKlIbriek Agsney. Circle will meet tomorrow at 8 of the Democratic Women's Club scaped. Owner transferred. Make Realtor,,Stanley Bray.riRl.t-837S, taxable property.. .than Andover,” Disposition of cases by fines and Dempsey’s Republican oppdpent Arrow. Hart, Heg ... 54 58 Information call MI 9-5524, cleaned and tested. New dinette heat, 390 a month; one 3 'f room m 9-8484. an^ otter todav. Beechler-Smlth, p.m. :'at the home, of Mr*. George In the current election campi of Columbia. Brder^urn Realty. he added, ’"nierefore, Andover bond forfeitures included: Ray­ Associated Spring ... 13>4 15 4 sets and mattresses brand names. furnished apartment, 3115. XU ^ j^ t o r s , MI 9-8952, 5 0 S-8989^ Andrewa,' 96. .White St. John Alsop. spoke before the ^ Vivien KellMiis to Speqk 9-4824. TR 5:1166. would receive six times as much mond L. Webber, 27, of 134 Oak­ Bristol B r a s s ...... 8 ■ 9 4 Shop and save at LeBlanc Furni- outstanding two year rtd ipUt- 19 GREEN MANOR ROAD REMEXCBER — Property ri^iatl- ployes' association Friday'. Re Miss Vivien Kellema of Stoning- Articlee For Sale 45 aid (Under the equalized grand land St., 335 for driving without a Dunham Bush ...... 5 6 t(fre Hospital. 19.1 South Street, n rrm tm ISvel. 3 bedrooms. 3 full batim,' DUPLEX—6-5„ with 8 bedrooms, ■cslly priced Is half sold. iK sell­ The Italian American Society said he would be willing, a* gove ton, will speak on the optional Rockville, TR 5-2174 Open 9-9, SJa ROOM quality apartment, built ^ New Listing—Immaculate 7 list plan) a.s would Sherman.” licensfi; Donald Riopel, 22, of WII- BJm-Hart ...... ■47 53 formal d i s ^ room,, family rixim ceramic baths, amesits drives, 3 ing, call this office — Our r # » r d will meet tonight At 6 at the Ital­ Hmantic, 335 for failure to stay in nor, to accept the challenge of a party lever on voting machines WALLPAPER and P»I"t aale — Saturday till 5, ins. heated, hot water, colonial. I room ranch, 8 bedrooms, 'To Represent Alma Mater ,Fafnir ...... 38 42 with built-ina and patio, 3-ca^ga­ heating systems. 1,100 feet each speaks for itself. Alice Clammt, ian American Club. a proper lane; Jaines M. O'Brien tight budget and ‘’beat H with Oot. 24 at Yeomans HaU at I'p-m. pasted regular fully trimmed, near Main St., adults. XO 3-2171. ceramic, bath, large L shape N. B. M achin e...... 16 >4 1 8 'i rage. This home featiitss /many side, fenced yard. Beechler-Smith, Realtor, 5 0 9-4543. Mrs. Allen Yale of Boston Hill Jr.. 25, of Hazardville, 315 for your help." The present mandatory lever com­ plastic coated. Ceiling paint. 33.25 RUG, 9‘xl4'8,"' multicolor. Must After 6 p m.. MI 3-3470. I Realtors. MI 9-8953, XU 3-8969. living -room with fireplace end . Rd., will represent Rockford Col­ l^ rth and Judd . . . . lS>s 15 4 c ^ o n . Morrison Paint Store. SIf be seen to be appreciated. Phone extras including dtshwaimr, dis­ Wall-to-wall carpeting. . Air- The Knights , of Columbus will failure to display (lead and tail "I say with your help,” said Al­ pels the voter to first pull a'party posal, built-in oven apd range, lege of Rockford, 111., at the In­ Stanle.v Works ...... 1 6 ', 18 >4 Center 6 t. -Ml 9-7782 between 5-8 p.m. COVENTRY—XIodem five room eondiUoned den completely its annual' Italian Night to- lights; Donald Cratty, 19, of 452 sop. "because I believe the Gover­ lever even though he may w ih to 3-sone heating, ela bom e Interior VERNON—5 rVoni nuich with auguration of (Jharles E. Shain as VeMer-Root ...... 40 4 4 4 4 second floor, unfurnished apart­ House# For «ale 72 H oorrr For . Ssle 72 paneled ■with built-in book at 8:30 at the K o f C home, Edward St., 310 for Intoxication; nor and the employee of this state split his ticket, The optional lever Roiisw For Sak 72 lighting, tastefully/ decorated, 40x40 steel building in rear, com­ president of Connecticut College for above quotations are not to LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobeen. SOFA, black and white tweed, ment. with heat and hot water. Many 'bus!- shelve*. Attached garage and' and friends are invited, Douglas M. Elliott, 19. of West are partnere in thia effort—that Xlias Kellems advocute* would al­ hand hewn roof ihingles. profss- inerclsl zone, bos'Une. Two Refug ees Women in New London Friday. nstrued as actual markets. Bolens, and 'Toodall Reel and foam rubber cushions, armless, Couples preferred. Parking. No CAPE COD Manchester Green ■ MANCHESTER—8 bedroom home 3li ACRES, immaculate T room I Tongren Agen- beautifully landscaped, See it, be purchased at the Haven. $25 for failure to drive in together they can return financial low the voter to split for any can­ area. 7 room* Mmtally landscaped, t value at ness possibilities, Mrs. Yale is an alumna of Rock­ rotary, 13-38" Part* and eervice. usable as bed. 335. MI 3-4083. pets Availsbie now. Phone PI many extra*, in- plu* garage in excellent location, Colonial, iW baths, large- cabinet i ey, MI 3-6321. buy it. Call now. door\ X y ■' thee proper lane. balance, including a budget eur- didate he chooses without pulling Used mowers M d tractws Trsda 2-6658. eluding garage. Call for appoint' and condition, lome outbuildifigs,' •kitchen, ■ ■ excellent bam , trees', only 329,900. Phflb^ Agency 50 ford. an independent liberal arts Also, Edward Hanjian, 38, o f plus, to Connectiput.!^ a parly lever or vote a'str0ght tn your old machine. Capitol COXIBINATION electric stoye ment. Xll 3-1337. 9-8484. ^ Slip Back East, college. ticket. deep lot. full price S14,90n. l^au- 317,900; Carlton'^W. Hutchins. XO MANCHESTER $17,900 executive boiard of Waddell Fitchburg, Mass.. 336 bond for-' Donald R. Harper, plant engi- B r O v W n Rejects Equipment: Co. S3 Main St Hours and oil burner, deep well cooker, TO RENT—4 roorh heated apart­ tlful 8 room; Btgliah Colonial,: all 9-51S2 . ------— ------PAUL J. CORRENTI V 27 New Voters Made feiture for apeeding; and Peter i near at the Meriden School for Brieie MANCHESTER vicinity—5*4 room meet tornbrrow at 7:30 T-8 dally, T-3- Thursday, 7-4 Sat­ good condition, asking 350, Best ment, Park Street area, adults kinds of extras; For quality and — ______■■ , 38,400 — SMALL ranch honw, 10 o w n e r AXfXIOUS;.^. .Immac- 50 8.036 X0 8-5368 Twenty-seven new voters were Wrilensteln, 18, of Weare, N. H., | Boys, was re-elected preeident of Harold Evans, master, of Colum­ Cape, oversize garage. 31* acres, Bring 8 West achool carfitoria. urday.. offer takes it. MI 3 -6 ^ , preferred. Tel. S-J5n8 between 3:30 location call on this one. We alao ROCSCLEDOE — Modem 8 room ’ miles o ^ modem kitchen and lilate 6 room BanCh. Fiirs- made Saturday in the last regular 380 forfeiture for speeding. ! the association. N ix ’ s Denial bia Grange, will be the delegate i.m.-4:30 p.m. 'well-built home, . low heat cost, have a handyman's special at ranch on tloping w o ^ e d lot. 30x25: bath, qztesian well, immaculate place, ganMe. patio, but^loor session before election day. Of Prosecuting attorney Jame.s Mir-! Other officer*; Miss Freda Duf- to the state convention in Hart­ SCREENED LOAM for the best in NOT 3900. NOT 3300, onlv 314.900, Hayei Agency ' XO The DAV^ Auxiliary will'''meet 311.000.. and many mors from foot rec room with firsplac* on condition. Beechler-Smith Real- fireplace. Quality, construc­ (OonUpued from Page Ona) these. 12 registered Republican; abile nolled the cases of Robert A. | fy of Hartford, senior vice presi- ford Oct. 18. 19 and 20. lawns from our screening plant- NOT 3700 NOT 3800, FOUR ROOM apartment on hua 3-4803 . » »a.' ta ROOMS in brand new 2-family, scaped, almost new, excellent willing to. make the escape at­ ing the several recent sessions. To­ Chaves. 20, of 91 Bisaell 8t„ teasurer Bushn^ll Park at noon. 3 ROOMS LOVELY of closets, excellent condition, 9-8484 fireplace. Garage. Cellar, patio, Member* will weXr white. Edmund O. B r o ^ refused to ac­ Sacrifice 385. Ml 9-8898. first 'floor. 3125 with psrking X4I 314.900 Keh Ostrinskv, Realtor, VERNON BARROWS t WALLACE condition, 318,900. Owner trans- tempt. ^ tal registration figures were 41 charged with making an improper NEW FURNITURE nice locatloiv reaaona^ priced. cept Richard 5(. Nixon's state­ AND APPLIANCES 3-2573 or 247-8908. -Ml 3-5159. MANCHESTER—42 Ludlow Road, Carlton W. Hutchins, M l 9-5132. 86 E Center St.. Xfanchea^ fetred. 'Owner, MI 0-483S. -j One of the. two leaders Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ Republicarta. 34 Democrats and 33 tprn. -~ - Debatp on Medicare Manchester Evening Herald ELAT STONES for walls, patios, Brand new 8-room custom built warned; "Whoever loses his ment that he wouM not be a can­ EVERYTHING Rockledge, New 6 room ranch,. 3 i XO 9-5808 hontas. will meet tonight at 7:30 unaffiliated. Oohnubla oorfespondenti Mra> Ed- \ and house, fronts. Com er Route 44 FIVE ROOM DUPLEX near shop- DO YOU HAVE an inlaw problem? brick frtwit ranch with attach­ SEVEN ROOM.home, 4 bedrooms, nerve, screams or anything, wa’ll HARTTORD (API—Mosea A. didate for Prcaidmt in 1964. FOR ONLY 3500.00 ed garage. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large bedrooms, 'natural . wo^- at Tinker Hall. Delegates will give __ ward Oarlson. Telephone ACademy and 8. Notch Road. Bolton Notch ping center. Call after 5 p.m Attractive 8 room. ranch, 114 large modem kitchen, .18'x38' liv­ LOOKING FOR that Juat right knock him unconscious and drag flavin. Republican congressional "I Just don't believe Mr. 5lixon Which Includes living room with fireplace, work throughout, built-in oven and' reporU on a Great Council session Advertisement— \ candidate In the Second District, S-M2A Quarry. Tel, MI 9-0617 MI 3-0228. baths. 3 large bedrooms, recrea­ ing room, Rpsco window*. 2-car home? Docs It have to .be. a 4 him • with ua. 'There’* only one when he says that.’V Brown told a 1 Weatinghouae Refrigerator dining room,, large shaded lot, : range. This new home will ^ ■ Plans will be discussed for a Ca?h Fliel Service Aluminum Public Records said toda.v that although liv favors nationwide radio-television audi­ 1 Emerson Televisien tion room in basement. Lerge 3- open for. inspection all day every, garage. Buy direct from owner, room, 1968 ranch (30x33), with an : Death T oll 4 7 thing for ua—to get through.” Windows—Save! Acroee^fjrom Po.st DARK,. RR31, stonedree loam'.: FOUR large room apartment, un­ car garage, and op the same non-development, 317,990. Im­ 315,500. Inquire 97 Hollister St. Under cover of darkness, the Halloween kitchen, socVl. There medical care for the aged, financed ence Sunday on "Mert thj^ress.” 1 Bedroom Suits furnished, <*ll and hot water heat, mediate occupancy. day. Stop by at your conveulsnce.' ______expertly landseapeA lot, garage, will be a social time aftet a meet­ Office, Bolton. McKinney Lumber, President Arrives Also fiU, gravel, stbns'and white property a completely separate 4 full cellar, oil heat* quiet dead­ party made Us way to the border, Warrengsa Deeds through social security, he does not Nixon declared on tfie 'Mmie pro­ ■and. Ml S-M03. . 1 Living room Sints bath and shower, private front Robert Wolverton Agency, 50 xf^NCHESTER ing. Mitchell 3-2141. endorse the King-Anderson Bill. gram a week before that he would toom home with 2 bedroom* and 5’.* room custom built ranch. -Bolton line --8’4 end street, city utilitiea, walking In Giant Storm intending to take the route to the Richard Bezzini to Earle T. Ev­ 1 Dinette Set and. rear entrance, parking. *‘**^®- room .ranch, 3 bedrooms, den, 1% erett Jr., property at 253-355 Cavin said his endorsement In a not be a favorite son cWdidate in In State October 17 garage. I-ocated in Bolton. All I 2 .vear* aid. 8 bedrooms, liv­ (Hatance to bus? If this fits your hole in the wire previously cut Manchester Evening HeraM An­ WOlOLEN RUG strips 80c lb. 1 Healthr'cst Mattress ..Available November 1. XO 3-2909. baths. 2-car garage Bel Air Real The DeWolf Art Guild will meet Highland St television debate oh WTIC yester­ California's 1964 presidential pri­ 1 Hesdthrest Spring this for only 324,900. Philbriek! ing room with fireplace, base­ MANCHESTER—Roomy 3 bedroom needs, then call Robert Wolver­ by the two men. dover correspondent, Mrs. Mar­ Remnsnts TSc-to 31.96 each. Com- Agency, XII 9-8464. Estate Co., XO 3-9382 Wedneaday from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. day of medical care for the ag^ mary and would not, i^der any hiete rug- making supplies. Co- 3 Throw Rugs j ment garage. 317,500. Imijjedi- Colonial, excellent' condition, l ’,4 ton, Realtor, right away. 5H On West Coast One of the leaders went ahead gery Montandon, telephone Pil­ QuttoUtm Deetb To Assist Ribicoff at Mott’s Community Hall for a Orlfindo G, AnnuUi, Frederick C. through social security w-*s misin­ circumstances,, accept a bilsl Remnsint Shoppe, 115 Oen-j 1 Boudoir Chair THREE ROOM apartment, avail- ate occupancy. tiled bathe, landscaped com er lot, XCANCHESTER^RanCh. 5>4 rooms '-9-3911. ' ■ ' ^ to spy out the terrain. work meeting. . grim 2-6012. PRINCETON Street area — Just j elds* to all facilities, assumable-; He found'East German 'guards Annulli and Abraham M. Elkin to terpreted as endorsement of the Brown' said Nixon hafi issued tsr W. I 3 Vanity Lamps abl« immediately. MI 3-5815.. steps to Bowers School. Desirable' built 1960. Large lot, attached ga­ (tioatinned ffoin Page One) <0—ttaoed from Page Qaa) Manv others from 310.000 up G.I, mortgage with low' down pay­ Se v e n r o o m ranch — Bowens searching the area. They had dis­ Colonial <3bln Cleaners Inc., prop- Kennedy administration Klng-An- challanges for a face-to-face tele 3 Pillows 11 year old Cape with beautiful rage. oil hot water heat. 2 hill The Rev. Herman Bielenberg \ t deraon bill. vision debate In the lastx three M.OOO B.T U. AMERICAN Stand­ 8’4-ROOM apartment, nimtshed to 340-000. ment. Buy direttt from owner. XO School area. 2-caf garage beauti­ covered the hole in the wire and erto at l76-l7t,Spruee St. Shelton. -Derby, Ansonia : and 1 Pr. Blankets grounds. Owners Florida bound. baths, buiK-in oven and rsmge,.| punch''Bunflay' as it moved inland Warren, Pa., will lecture at a meet­ Couple to Marry .The KIng-Anderson bill would i weeks when. Browm added, '\Nixoii ard kot air gas fumaee, 114 years or unfumished. oil heat, adults. 3-0087. '“ fully finMied fee room, 3 ' bath­ repaired It. Francis DeRmia et al to John Naugatuck. From there he goes to 1 . Cocktail Table . Asking 318.200. Elva Tyler, Real- wall-to-wall carpet, immediate oc- f and r i ^ up 'agaiHat the Rocky ing of the Nutmegger Camera Club tie medicare to social security. ••|'"know# he la behind,” Browii aaid «>ld TR 5-8119 3 Table Lamps' Reasonable rent -New Bolton rooms. 3 fireplaces, kitchen built- . The second guide, alarmed by J. DeRosa, property at 41 Fern- New Havao. probably by car. j tor. MI 9-4489. ' JERRY FAY AGENCY SOUTH WINDSOR — 5’4 room | cupancy. Terrific buy at 319,506. j Mouhtalha. ' of Hartford Wednesday, Nov. 7, at Feted at Parties In the debate with his Demo- his Republican gubernatorial op­ 1 9 X 13 Rug RAsd. XO 3-6389 1 ina. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI “ TKe job \¥head: 'Caring for the the delay, moved forward and dale Dr. ■ It ia not certain when Kennedy BEAUTIFUL weelem rsnmaiits for Ranch, established neighborhood, I Robert Wolverton Agency, XU 8 p.m-, at Talcott School, Elmw'ood, eratic opponent, William ,L. St. ponent wanted to arrange the ap' I 1 Floor Lamp WAPPtNG — 5 year* old. Owner MI 1-2118 TR 5-3840 9-2818. I 9-8953, Xa 3-8989, homeless, foore than .150 families hearing voices, thought his friend Release af Li* Pendens will leave Washington, ' but most sewing .or rug makii^ . especially family sized kitciben, ' ceramic | had been captured. Mias Judith Laraon, 110 Oak Cyril 5Iizla and Julia Mizla Onge, Savin said the government ■ pea ranees "on hfs own terms\’ so / 1 Smoker j tran.aferred. 8’ * room split, bullt- in Oregon aloqe.. Bestorlng broken should us* the money collected that “ he could Indulge in pen likely he will niake tha trip lx the bargain priced. ;We are moving Furnished Apartments 62-A EIGHT ROOM oape, 4 bedrooms, bath, tree shaded lot, excellent, MAN(SIBSTER:--Small farm over BOWERS SCTOOL—7 w m ^ . He crawled back to 'the .others o f slide* with Grove 6t., wxs feted with a mia- against Harold T. West, property 38 Pc. Dinnerware Set I in' kitchen, fireplace, 1’ * baths, 7 gas lines, p ^ e r lines hnd tele­ through social security’ to buy In-1 allties that he can do so well early afternoon arid retiifn the tn November! Colonial Remnants. 34 Pc. Silver Set dining room, paneled family constructitm Hayes Agency, XU an acre, good • room, house, ga-1 jonial, 4 bedrooms, w ^ -u p Rttie, and told what happened. One df : celltneou#\lMidal ^ o w «r Saturday on Pitkin St. LARGE 3’-a room furnished apart- T\’ rtxim. 317.500. Ken Ostrinsky, 8-4803, . phone SlirvlceV Clearing aewers, surance from private companies. In 'i'reply to questions, same night froin 'New' Jlkven. 115 Oentar St. 18 Yds. Floor Covering room, full , shed dormer, fire the single men in the party be­ present JTie Pleasure of Photog-! evening. Her fiance, Richard fifarriage Lieensea ment,'first floor, best, hot water Realtor, M l 3-5159. rage. 2 large barns, central, only I *•<**<• streets and. ,h ig h w y s storm St. Onge endorsed the King-An- said he is not making an issue Ribicoff resigned fis aecretary o t EVERYTHIN(? alarm, aluminum combinations, 312:500. Haye. Agm cy. 5 0 3-4303.1 came alarmed and withdrew from -^'’thur Rich 1 Erickson, 36 Alton 8t„ waa guest Malcolm Lloyd Rhine*, 127 Ben- ^ and electricity fiimiahed. Work­ LONDON PARK — Hebron. 6% 1 debris.,-;- tons, of' mud, windblown Jr.’ 127 Helainc_ Rd., a ^ mernbers ,of honor at a bachelor party on of the 1956 loan of 3205.000 health, education and welfari this ONI,Y 3500.00 ELLINGTON, 42 Windermere Ave. attached garage. Very close to' room ranch on wooded acre lot, | tree's, 8ha,{tered\, binbo'ard* and the escape attempt. ton 8t„ and Rita Marie Cagia-, ***'a°" ______y*fir to run for Senator. He is HoaIr aii8 AfEEWMieR 46 ing couple preferred. Tel XO Owner's loss your gain, 8 room' school, shopping and ' tranaporta-! of a committee for the event. Tick­ thc same date Hughes Tool Co. to Nixon's brot] Fbae stftrage until wanted Free 9-9808 full cellar, hot water ba.aeboard aignposte. Shoriniik up sliding But the first guide had not been nello, 66 Union PI., Zion Lutheran! er' Donald while Nixon waa vice opposed by Republican Rep._ Hor- ranch, paneled den, full dining tion 317,.500. Philbriek Agency Xtl caught. After the guard patrol ets may be purchased from any The shower for Miss Larson was THREE WOODEN rowboats. 8 driivery. heat, stainless steel biiilt-ips, houses, ahovellngc \ rilt out • of Church, Oct. 30, . aSeelv-Brown Jr. room with Dutch door, 3 bed- ■, 9-8484. A club member or at the door. given by Misa Linda Erickson, 36 pre.sident. foot, oars and locks, 835 each. Free set-up by our own reliable SIX ROOM furnished apartment, storm windows and doors. Asking others. moved away, he found another es­ Richard W 0ter Russell, Staf- 400 Attend Ball In 1960. 1960.. Ribicoff nssigned as room*. firepla.cJ; gorgeous treed cape route, located , the other* in Alton St a sister of th* bride- ford Springs, and Amelie Rosa- Nixon has accused Brown and Call MI 9-8088: men. Original ’price for all this Must have references. XO 3-2181 3U.,000 Call MI 3-0591 OrSgoiV* Gov. Mark Hatfield "hi.s hatchetiheri’ ’ of a smeqr in vernor o i ■ Connecttcut to enter mSrchandfse was 3825.48 Seme for­ lot. City water; 'You must see this , CUSTOM BU lI/r 9 tuMhi Ranch, the party, and led them to the Airman Bruno L. Giulint Jr., son . groom-electi Mias Patricia King- Masinda, West Willington, St. before 5. estimated riorm-losads ih his state Heidbv Police raising questions about the trans­ innedy'.s cabinet. tunate person can jnirehaae it all one for 312.900 Cantor A Gold- j large Hvmg roon with tleaplace, MANCTIBSTBR—Branford Street. THE TRUTH WILL OUT spot. of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno L. Giulini man, 16 Hemlock St., wa# co-host- James' Church, Oct. 20.’ Kennedy also will tty to booat farb, Realtors, XO 3-8442, TR 1 formal Rbwig rooai, family atac at more than $190 million. The group managed to escape Sr., 809 (Jentsr St., has been #e-1 ess. Both will be attendants at Raymond Peter Pyke, Rock­ action.- 'The Republican 'efirididate BoildtnK'MatttlalR 47 for only $500.00. ANDOVER — 2 - room furnished New 3 room Cape Cod, 3 extra has said he had nothing to do with c oandidac.v at Gov. John Nf MONTHLY apartment for rent. All utilities, 5-8244. kitchen t bcdmoina. tU hntha, large bedrooms, dining room with Property damage estiiiiatee for being seen in the "death strip," lected to remain at Lackland Air! the forthcoming wedding. ville, and Kathleen Elizabeth The fourth annual Pqliceman's recreation room wttli firaplaea, the loan. .peey. wtio auoceedad Ribiooff PAYMENTS heated. C. H. Stiens, PI 2-7273. parquet floor, birch cabinet kitch­ R o g e rs British Columbia ran as 'high u a 30-yard-wide cleared area along Force Base, Tex., for technical! About 35 relatives and friends Starr, 40 Green Manor Rd., St. Ball, sponsored by the 5tanrhea; is now running for a. full four- BfinTER BUYS AT (D u r b a n r a n c h — 106x250 ox. encloaad brdeseway, attached ga­ "I'm not Mr. Nixon's eon- ONLY 318.93 en with built-ina. fireplace, I’ i $1 million. \ the border where guards shoot at training as a U.S. Air Force 0 r po-; attended the party, Refreshmsnta B e e t ’s Church Oct. 0 jer Police Mutual Aid Assool NATIONAL pertly landscaped lot. features rage. landaeapad yard 91x194. From ■now until alaction November 8 I thliik' I will confine my oohwii sclenc-e," Brown said., * r term. He is opposed^ by Re- Phone For Appointment baths with ceram ic tile, city utili­ ' NO' tally had been made 'pt the anything moving. Then • they cut liceman. He completed the first j were served from two decorated Thomas Albert Tomkunas, 30 , v ^ fioan John Alsop. amesite drive, full cellar, oil heat, Marion E. Robartami Realtor. 50 c.omment* to quota* from Tb* Herald, the aeure* from whieh all lOsi^lH Washington or Callfprhia their way through three rows of phase o f military training at the ■ buffet tables, Joseph St„ and Patricia A nn, I"®-- held Saturday night at th< "I think this la a. mattei- be­ Bxekie. Panehng From I4c aq. R. SAMUEL Albert Htfd CH 7-035* RoRinesR liOCRlionfl ties. near buses, schools '"and tween Mr. Nixon and the people ia will be a busy week o f ^ SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT fully stormed, 'generous sized liv­ 8-5968. shopping. 0.800 ,'down. Schwartz of ua get o«r local political information. but it was expected to reach\into base and was chosen for the ape-1 The bachelor party for Mr. Warrington, n Woodland St., S t.; State Anhory on- Main St. attract ComhtnatiquDMra'From 315.1R eg. •For Rent 64 barbed zrire and awam to safety. orxthis state, represented through paigning fair' Kennedy, a-ho If you havg no means of trans­ ing room with fireplace. 3 bed­ Real Estate. AD 8-1241, Mr Ar- the mlUtona., , \ cialized course on the basis of- his' Erickson was held at the Three Bridget's ^urch, Oct. 20. ed some 400 policemen from Man­ Knotty Piine Paneling Ig^be sq. ft. rooms and kitchen. For the sum­ RANCH—6 rooms, West Side, ' In reportlM the appearance of three nominee* for repreaenta- the pres.s. and I don't intend to wil)\flv the Midwent and portation, I'll send my. auto for CENTRAL LOCATION. store ruda, X0 3-8454. I Claspea , today were called 'off interests and aptitudes. He is a J's Restaurant, Bolton. About 30 Building Penult* chester and surrounding towns, to H it eh Ran- Fencing Youngato'wn kitchen with built- tive at the Wedneaday noon luncheon of the Chamber of Com­ get Info it." Far West thia weekend. vou. No obligaticm. space approximately 20'x40 , suit­ mer, central air conditioning. at all public schools in 'Portland 1961 graduate of Manchester High relatives qnd friends gUended. The tow'n official*, State Police, and, *- . 6.99 par aection Robert Wolverton Agency, Real­ ins, 3 bedi'ooma, dining room, full merce Tbe Herald quote* oh* of the Republlcen nominee* for To Wallace B. Pettergill. for On further prodding by the tel­ Kennedy- is expected ' to vM t able for small business. XO 9-8294. basement, carport, 32.400 as­ WAPPING—2 year (ild Cape, 80 j ajid the Oregon capital Of SalCm^ Crash Breaks School. I guest of honor was prSssnted with oonstruction of a dwelling at 384 their ■wives. Hartford Just before the *l*ctlon. Cailliw Tils. sq. ft. A—U-B—E—R—T— S tor, XO 9-2813 * repreaentative; John F. Shaa Jr., palpably upaet becauae Candi­ ------! a wallet and a gift of money evision panelists. Brown said "I 1x10 Pine Sheathing -gOOO' lota sumes VA mortgage 'at 4%%, foot foundation, 8 finished room* Students at Pacific Unlvet’slty in' Vernon St.. 310.000. A special souvenir program^ 43-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORD down, apace for 3 additiorjal bed -; date Paul B. Groobert aixmewhere along the line diacuased poll- Forest Grove .•tyere given the day The Albertus Magnus College Mis* Larson, the daughter of won’t sa.v thaf'tj'k not an Issue in 393 per M OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. REDUCED TO 312,800- Five room 317,900. Philbriek Agency, 50 To Nutmeg Homes Inc., for oon­ dedicated to the late David F. Gal- People who are on their feet a rooms and bath on second .floor, i tica'aaid (and I repeat the Shea qiKtie i* from The Hera HI "If off to help dlsaster-rlddfen fami­ Club of Hartford will sponsor a!Mr*. Pearl Larson and the lat« the campaign, Mt^I'll say it's an FrsRhlA ad Birch - Paneling. , ranch layout in the finest. condi­ 9-8464. Cyclist’s Leg struction of a dwelling at 340 ligan, Manchester policeman for lot'Would do. weir to ehange Hioez OFFICE FOR RENT 34 foot Hiring room, spaciatia din-' I ha4 known that thia wa* to ^ a politteal contest I wm'ild lies. • ' rummage and w'hite elephant sale; Clarence W. Larson, will be mar- Issue that I don't intend to make." 36c sq. ft. XIAN’S TAPESTRY lounge chair, tion. 16x18 family room, accessible Windsor St.. 3U.00O. 37 years, waa presented to those in The governor .said Nixon ia (for ment' or heel heights (for ROCKLBOGSr—7 .roam; Ranch, 4 ing room, modern' kitchen with, have come prepared." Oakland. Calif., was cut off for Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. to 1' ried'to Mr. Erickson, a son of Mr. Id and 18d Oammon Nails mahogany TV table. Xtl 9-5448 Idef 1 for insurance or real es­ to schools, bus, ahopping. mini­ V conard D. Woodard Jr.. 36, of To Frank 'Gambolati, for con­ attendance. "tr.ving . . . to put me In a posi­ women) several times a day to after 8. . | years old, latge modem Mtcheh, built-in*, oversize bedrooms, i hours Saturday by flood watpr* p.m., at St. Lawrence O'Toole L y-'a nd Mr*. Paul E. Erickson, Sat- 38.95 per keg. tate agent. 380 monthly, utili­ mum down, FHA appraised. If we're going to be rilly let m* reeeli an incident at the then 154' Cooper Hill'St., wa* reported struction of a dwelling at 81 Can- Music for dancing featured the tion where I will attack-him., and rest their feet, according tn podl- Dtsappaaring Itairwayp 322.95 ea. Beechler-Smith, Realtors, MI buiH-in oven and range, dlahwaah- aluminum eombinationa, T-car ga-' beautiful Nlantlc ahor*. aetually 54 year* ago. when a girt walk­ choking streets and .highways in­ ceum, 138 Hillside A ve„.H artford.;“ r<*»y, Oct- Emanuel Izi- rage. A quality built home with' In fairly good condition at Man­ The proceeds will ' benefit a^ theran CSiurch. dlewodd Rd., 313,000. Paul Landerman Orchestra. f have, no Intention qf doing thgt." atrisU. Fir 5c Un ft. ties paid. Call PI 2-8'701. 9-89.52, MI 3-6969 er, disposal, pantry, ate. Large ing on the beach with ,a-Brown collegian and becoming exas­ to the city. Emergency crews had plaster walls and cast iron base-; chester Memorial ’ Hospital today 86" WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC’ dtiUng rpom, den center Mitranee perated at her inability lo* engage him in converaatiqn finally opened all thoroughfares today scholarship fund. Those wishing to I------^------CA«H„*N CARRY Range for sale, 328. MI 9-9905. , MANCHESTER-8 room older Co­ haU. panqtad wall finpU ee In liV' board heating 325.900. Philbriek except a main acce.s.s tunnel to after his left leg wa* fractured In contribute articles may bring; Agsney, -Ml 9-8484. blurted out— "Well, let'* talk about abmethlng" and he. a atu- a motorcyfcle accident Saturday toi FIVE ROOM psofessioiuil suite lonial. Generous rise rooms in­ ing room with a beautiful view, 9 dent of astronomy, completely unabeLahed. aaid; "Tea. let’* talk the east. A mud slide had knocked them to the Lyceum the evening | NOBODY. BUT NOBODY, clude living room, dining room, j Charter, Oak Field. available shortly in heart of down­ bedrooma, 9 batha, S^tar taraga, about the. Aurora Beraalis," ■wiMreupon the girt hastily Jotatad put the tunnel’s ventilating and before the sale from 4 to 9 p.m. or i UNDERSELL* NATIONAL MusieRl InRtnmente - 53 kitchen and 3 bedrooms, utility 4 UTTLE STREET—near Parkade I signal systems and it may be The incident wa* one of five in C01 Mrs. Robert B. Daley, Venice! town Manchester. Heated and j piaatared walla, aalUiig at” bank the rest of the party. room, and enclosed porch. Oil I ai^miaal, W.OOO, BWlfirlek Agaa- and Waddell School. 4 room «c-’ clo.scd until Wednesday. Manchester during the weekend. Dr., Burlington, for pickup service. | NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. aprinklered btlilding. Suite oc­ heat, 314.500. Robert Wolverton ‘ pandabie Cape. Call X0 3-0843. ■O' Police said Woodard’s motor- cupied for past 13 year* by same cy, 50 9-8494. ______Now. having read The HeraM’a quote of Shea three times. I Rivers ■ running into the Pacific 881 STATE STREET ■ . DUAL PICKUP electric guitar with Agency. X0 9-2813. i from - all three stales were near cycl* 'stuck a bump near the Field The Professional Women’s dub NORTH HAVEN, CONN. I amplifier, tremolo 179 Mein St. professional tenant. Excellent am wondering -what one of our present rtpreaentativea, chairman NORGE COIH-QMMTEP VERNON—Immaculate 6H room THREE FAMILY house. 5-4-3 room of the Republican town committee. Che man who has assumed flood level today. It could be days baseball diamond at about 5 p.m. of Manchester will meet tomorrow CHeatnut t-3147 suite and location for doctor, den- PORTER St.—Large colonial borne, ranch, 8 bedrooms, built-ins. large units,. good condition, fumaee, the role of apokeaman for the former board of directors and before they return to normal a.s Thrown clear, he wa* removed by at 7. p.m. at Broadoaat House, Con­ I list, insurance, or similar In- 5 oedrooms,bedrooms, 21 3H'^ bathsbatha, 2-car3-ear gR- lot, .314,900. Philbriek Agency, 50 hot water, centrally located. TRUXfPBT — Martm, M l 3-8858. who only Wednesday night, same night a* the Chamber of rains continued to. feed therji at ambulance and the cycle'* s}.I Call.5 0 3-8941 ^Btter ». ■ their source?. . bers will attend a television pto-' DtREli(Nid»—WRtehes— I *■•'351. ■ Shown by appOttitment. Marion E. Commerce luncheon, presumed to '.ecture the town committee spat and reaV fender were dajp- Sailors from the Alameda Naval aged. Patrolrtvan Robert D. Lan- gram, "W hat in the World," and J e w e b Y 4 6 Robertson. Realtor 50 on it* apathy on town election day (I mean Sheai thought he ACCORDIONS.' ^itafs. ampli­ Ma in STREET—Coventry. Store, wa* inirited to the Chamber of Commerce luncheon to discuss? Air Station near Oakland were nan investigated. must be seated in the studio by fier*. Sav* upwards 40 per cent. shop or office space. Busy, loca­ \After all, mayb* he thought it'waa the "Ahirora Bbrealia.” credited with-saving ats least 18 Donald B.. Jprgenaen. 17. of 28 7:16. DRY-C1UNIN6 1 UUNDRY VI1U 6E WATCJS AND Jewelry repairing at LAKEW‘OOD CIRCLE - Ranch. 'k'kiritiritifilr'kifiitit "k ititiii'k itif'k itk irk New 2fi watt amplifier. 3110. Any tion. good parking. Reasonable homes In one city block by sand­ W. Garden 8t.,\waa charged with \ •• reaaon'ible prices, prompt serv­ BxceptlonaUy large living room bagging operations which diverted ice, 3 watchmakers. Mancheater'a 12 bass accordion 'worth 3100 tease Cali Mr. Welle* PI 2-7388 ' ■ 'Verily,. -"It’a an ttl wind that blow* .no good." Shortly. Ifvthe making an improper turn Satur­ The next author to be read for or PI 2-8715. , ’ with fireplace, dining area and IT'S ONLY MONEYi carthslides and water.. Great Books discussion will be m deat. cstabUriied Jeweler. F E. trade Rnndinone Accordion Cen­ kitchen with view of lake. 3 bed­ Democratic majority on the board of director* are in their'right day after his vehicle ran into the ter, 1189 Main, East Hartford. The weather, elsewhere hi the Herodotus, book one through four, Bray,-787 Main St.. State Theater rooms, 3 baths, elaborately finiril- But it’s YOUR Rionfiy *n^ we’d J mtuda there will be a new town couneel. With the replacement of right front of a car operated by 389-3089. ^ nation; ■ ■. - • histories. The next meeting of the Builmng.. ed baMment with fireplace, bar, like to help you get ail you ran*^ Arthur LeClaire; Jnnier, junior, w* -vlll have no more auch deel- Glenn “A. Andrelerici, 22. of Rock­ , 488 XIAIN—Ideal for office* or any aiona a* '’the town cannot tax the railroad station property be- A surge of cool Pacific air group will be WednesdAv, Nov. 28 . commercial use. 50 9-.5339 9-5, etc. 3-car garage, profearionally in the REAL ESTATE MAR-”K ville, at the corner of Main and .oauaexthe railroad is using the railroad station." completely moved eastward to the Rocky Wadsworth St*. Dfimage was .mi­ at 8 p.m. In Whiton Librar.v. landscaped lot, Priced at 329.900. KET.So... . ^ Mountain - region and beaded for Garden-—Farai— Dairy Office and Stora ■ Philbriek Agency, MI 9-8484. boardM iip. for rallroaxi burinesa. but auch aa baling an unob- nor and ho Injuries) were reported Meetings are scheduled for the the central and northern plains. fourth Wednesday of each- mbnth. Equipment .S4 245 NORTH If you are bavinr ar tfuriveleuKr place for homing pigetm*. by Patrolman Emanuel 5Lotola. Prodaeta SO MAIN-Store. 50 Showers were indicated in the Those interested In Joining may 9-5229. 9-5. FOUR BEDROo A ^nial, at­ REAL e s t a t e Jorgensen was Orderod to appear TYPEWRITER SALE-^hew' type-. And we- ’Will- bave a chairman of -the Republican town com­ most ■ of the cool belt. call Mrs. Walter Schardt, 31 East- \ GREEN 5COUNTAIN . potatoM. tached breezeway. 3-ear garage, in= Circuit Court 12,\ Manchester. writers 355 and up; used type­ OAIX -TODAY mittee w bo in the ordinarj- proceaae* of education haa learned • Thunderstorms broke but Sun­ land St, good ea t^ baked or boiled. De- fireplace, IH ceramic baths, shad­ to once in a while irhen working with a group of peo­ Oct. 39.- ■< \ , ■ nvered to your door. Cati Hatha­ writers 329 and up. Berube's' Horses For Rent 65 ed lot. immediate occupancy. d a y , in southern Florida, easteim way, .'50; 9-8438.' T>-pewriter Service. 479 t . Mid­ ple. With\.Tohn F. Shea, Jnnior, junior, (it ia piunl.v a colnci-' Texas, find darts of Arkansas arid Police are also invesligatmg a A Girl Scout district mssting for Beechler . Smith, Realtors, 5 0 S q U I R E oence that W th LefTlaire and Shea are juniors' though in my crash that occurred iii the First ______^_ dle Tpke., Manchester. Ml 9-3477. COVENTRY 7-room house unfur-, 9-8952. X0 3-6989 Louisiana. Rainfall was light in Bolton, Manchester and Glaston­ APPLES—Gravenstein. Macintosh. nished, 3110 per month. Call PI opinion even, that ia stepping up their political cla«*iflCatioris > most areas. National Store parking^ lot Satur­ bury, scheduled for tonight at Cortlands. Greenings. Bunce 2-6452. excepting at election time* when it -waa'"!.’' even to the extent, It Was fairly., cool in western day on M ain St. Dqnald'CJribner of Camp Msrrie Wood, has been-post­ Antiques .56 I that member* o f the executive committee had to l^ain in the \ 37 Diane Dr. told police hie vvife Farm. 539 W. Center. 50 LINDSAY aecUons and in the Northeast, but poned until further notice. . " 8-8114. column* of The Herald, under,the Roger* by-line, .wiui't Shea was unseasonably warm weather con­ had parked her car In thi lot at 10 ANTIQUES—Amberina. blue her­ Suburban For Rent 66 ELLINGTON - Ml 3-1111 doing in hehalf of hla beloved member* of the town committee. tinued In the Midwest and south ,a.m. to go Shopping, and that when Miss Leslie Carlson, daughter of •*;■ -ft •» APPLES, cooking and eating. 0 ringbone cruets, satin glass. Xiary ahe returned, the 1956 green and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Carlson, 199 Gregorj- box. many nice colored Both men .wHi\ have much more ^ime for' their private law central I" sections of the country. basket and up. B ^ ti’*’' iSviJt (TX3IX1HESTRR—41* room second Si j-i-oom ranch. Excellent white car had bepn sideswiped in S. {Main St., has been pledged to piece*, fine china, early Oriental*, -'pnrfctiOe and'there will be no■ troubl8‘ figuring the cornpenaatioh . Temperatures in the 80* e x te n d i Fairo, 380 Buah Hill.Rd. . floor apartment with appliances, condition. Lot 100 x 125 ft. northward into the Dakotas. Min­ the right rear dooi; and fender: Yel­ Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity small child’s rocker, other early 395. J, D. Realty, 50 3-029. of LeClaire Sa acting town manager. ?14,000. , ■ nesota, Wisconsin ‘and the Ohio low paint was found. at Ohio Wesleyan University, Del­ chairs., Femwood Antique*. He- . W efr'I chief ex^utlve of the town. I would have no heritonev GOOD TOES., OCT. 16 thru TOES., OCT. 23! Two othe'r minor aocidents over BALD70N APPLES, 31 a beakel bron Road. Bolton. X0 9-0369. COVENTRY—4 room unfumished V alley'' Sunday. F argo' and Blk- aware. Ohio, where she is a mem­ in naming the controller acting town manager The onlv rea­ marbk, N.D., reported 88-degree the weekend produced no a r r e ^ ber of the freshman class. andjjp_. Phone 5 0 9-6887, Open by appointment any time, house, forced hot air heat, nice BOLTON son Town Manager'.Martin ha.m't done that i» hi* fear that the yard, town road. Call Mr, Welles, immaculate condition. 4- temperatures,' a 'retord' for the or injuriee and little, damage 'to PI 2-7356 or PI 2-6715. R A R E opportunity •comptroller'* direction of town affair* might transcend his ad- date.' cam. A t 5:15 p.m. Saturdsiy. at The VFW. Poet will meet tomor­ H®tia*hoid Goods 51 Wearing Appar«l-^Fura 57. room ranch. Approximatel.v miniatrative ability. Salt Lake City's nighttime read­ BrM’d and Onter Sts.-, a car driv­ row at 8, p.m. at the poet home.- 28 X 4 0 . acres, fruit trees. I once knew- a mgnufacturor who when in his cup* confided ing jOt 38 was 28 degrees lower en by Edwin B. Towler. 40. of 36 Dl lie is lbs. of I RUGS—NEVER USED. 9x12 gold LADY'S BEAVBni coat, rise 18-20. Honsea For Salt 72 Terrific buy. at $14,900. The current issue of Life Magazine carriea an, article in me that he moot certainly wa* not going to engage an execu­ \l than 24. hours earlier. One..of the French Rd., bumped a vehicle op- The Women’s Homs League of ) broadloom, 330, 9x18 green orien­ excellent condition. Phone 50 nstiop'*. Ipw marks .was 28 in aerated by WaHer A. Bareisa. 43, of the Salvation Army 1x111 meet to-' PINE HILL ST.—8 room ranch, entitled “Better Living," pointing out the ma>^ bene­ tive vice president who knew more than he. That explains the tal, 885. 10x16 gold' oriental. 9-7782 between 5-8 p.m. failure of that business. Houlton, Maine. 34 Wedgewood Dr. Yesterday at morrow at 2 p.m. in Jurtior Hall of 389-6966. rec room, wooded lot, convenient COVENTRY fr ee w a s h fits en.ioyed by-enterpriRing familie.* who have pur­ the church. Hostesses will he Mrs. rLU d : noon, a car operated by. Lawrence SUGAR- 'N SPICE, everything's u> everything. Owne'r, 50 9-7658. 4-room ranch, carport, onlr *, And don’t think comedian* on television aiV Joking wiirit th«v O. Reed: 33, of Wapping, ran into Elsa Samuelson. Mrs. Sarah Leg­ nice, at the Waa-Nu-Shop. 476 — — —^------— :— - chased spaciouh old manalons. In Manchester there are $10,400. nightly tell a special gueet "Tem won't appear oh Ait nregrath a ditch off Buckland St. when gett and Mrs. Ida Ogden. OFFER GOOD ONLY WITH COUPON Main Street, ■where you can get, OVER NORTH—Older home of f ajcaln." Jayce^T^k^SO OFFER GOOD ONLY WITH COUPON m i L O O K W H A T an expensive dreaa for the price roorns, including living room ap- Real Estate, Commercial about a dozen ouch large homes, with xeveral already- Reed failed to negotiate a turn, po­ IF proximately 15x20. Basement I might even offer to direct town affrir* for rix months not lice said. Alan G. Rydleiricz, son of Mr. o f an inexpensive one. No two and Industrial Listings occupied by youn^ people with growing fanWifes. The and Mr*. Alexander ’ Rydlewlcr o f' i i * " ' $ 2 M B U Y S alike. Many reduced for your playroom. Good heating system. onl.v at no coat to the town but with a 810.000 bond that I would On Foliage Tour Appreciated cost of reproducing such homes at today’s building save the towm thousands and increase efficienc.r. 46 Server St., is attending the NORGE choice. Some nu, some -nearly Giu-age. Large lot with picnic NORGE Lnundry and Dry Cleaning VHIaire AT ffORMAN’S area Asking 310,900. Madeline three-:day Institute of Hairdressers’ - Laandr>' and Dry Cleaning VUiage mi. Open Thiesday through Sat- AUSTIN CHAMBERS prices'is prohibitive. For #aini|ieji who appreciate the The day after the town election a morning paper "hekd writeri’ Ifanchester Jaycecs yesterday Opening Fuel Bids IfflNifSGES. Smith, X0 9-1641, Or Mabel Sheri­ Style Show at the Hotel Statler In Silver Lane, 'Bast Hartford, Conn. Silver lAne, Eaiii Hartford, Conn. tirdav 10.5. Thursdav evening till Real Pkitate Broker. MI 9-7005 scored 1,000 when he blazed in big type "Democrat* Swamp took ab'riiit' 30 rCaidenta of conva- 9. X 0 3-9407 dan, X0 8-8139. man.v advantages of raining children in spacious,sur­ . .lescent homes .Md.,.WeathilJ Gar- .New York. He la a 1962 graduate GOP. Sweep Six Director Seatx" Folks that-eaitor-Wriffi’tAirV On 'District p f Manchester High School and is ' This coupon entitles the bearer to a .59.,pe double dresser roundings, the opportunities are rare to put’chaseAuch d«ia fo r'■ hour-long drives in tJie This coupon entitles the hearer to one BOY’S PEAOOAT, corduroj- aport j hufmoroii* fo r editors don’t have that kind of time but iw a student, at the Creative bedroom anaembie inadvertently he left Bob Hope and Jack Bennev at the quarter I ^ hilli around Manchester to *ee the (1) load of Dry Cleaning for hnly $1.00! Jacket, panta, shirts, size 10-13, , home* Manchester. The opening of bids to supply rchool of Hairdressing in Hartford. I FREE 16 LB. WASH! ,-s, pole, wijh that one word "aweep " Which mean* to. clean. - fall foliage. ‘ ■ (IJMITEb ONE TO A FAMILT) 39 pc decorator ecnvartlbU boots, aize .4. 5 0 9-3M . s Twenty Jayceea took part in the fuel oil for the Main St. firehouse I (LLHITED ONE TO A FAMH-Y) I thing mem sm Let’s here and now aweep anothfr phase of the approSchinr • drives, which had been • postponed and the sainltary sewer plant wilF A luncheon and hat sa'le will be election clean. You. Mr. She*, an* seeking support of the votm • from the previous wericend be* be the first item of business to­ held tomorrow, at the Conununity I Name ...... | Name ...... I W pc dtoatta 5 8 ' —fo r R e n t O r L e a s e — 45 Forest Street has become/ available and we are Wanteit—Ta Bap of Mtnehester to a verr important public office—that of repre­ cause t>f bad weather. night at’ the monthly meeting of Baptist Church. The hat .sale is from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. sn

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) .. MONDAY, OCTOBER ik, l«8t PAGE FOUBTEEN;^ Afvnige Diaily Net PreM Run Tho WoOthcr iianrbfatif]: lEwtiino U m lb For the Week Ended ■4- Famenat -of Wentbar Bh m m ' . Oetober 18, 1968 ters will be distributed. At the IfuR The Rosary Society of St. Bridg­ Olondy, tarns tonlgM. V»m U to et's Church will meet tonight at School Board meeting, board member* gave ten­ Aboiit Town 8 in the church hall. An informal tative approval to the tisage, pend­ 1 3 ,6 4 5 69. Wedaedday thmSf, breeny, panel discussion, “Conversion to ing study*of further data. Announcing mild, ahowera; etanring, eooler In MemberB ot Mlantononioh Tribe Mekn^ of the Audit Catholicism," will be preceded by Agenda Lists The board wriU discuas whether Bnrenn of Oreulation / \ aftemoon. Rlgb ^ 76a. - No. 58, lORM. will meet at the the rosary and benediction at 7:30. to ^abltsh the' office of vice Manchester-— A'€Uy of Village Charm Holme* Funeral, Home, 400 Main chairman, who would serve 'as WINDSOR-MEWTON y 8t„ at 7 tonight to pay their re­ The Women’s Benefit Associa­ chairman in the absence of the spect* to the late Walter Gustaf­ Teen Center chairman. tion will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. VOL. LXXXn, NO. 14 (BIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1962 (Olaaaifiod 'Advortlaing an Fng* 16) PRICE FIVE e n n s son. in Odd Fellows Hall. Proposals on accreditation and AR T SUPPLIES The board of education Wednes­ TT>* Emma Nettleton Group of standards for school systems in SCHOLASTIC GRADE A Daughters of Liberty, LOU, will day will continue Its discussion of Connecticut, diacussed Oct. 10 by Center Congregational Church will the State Board of Education, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the hold their annual meeting tomor-, the, Manchester teen 'center, ro\V at 8 p.m. in Orange Hall. . ^ be taken \w. Supt. Curtis, Asst. DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. Baffled by Pngdictions Robbins Room of the church. Mem­ scheduled to open early next Supt'.'-' Ronkld P. Scott, George State News bers are reminded to bring ^fts social time with refreshments will , STA’nONEBS SINCX 1806' follow. j month. Bradlau, A. Hyatt Sutllffe' and A. ‘ 767 MAIN ST.— TEL. MI 9-7860 and wrapping for “Wishing Well” Members will meet at 7:30, p.m. Raymond Rogers Jr. attended the gifts. In the board room of Bennet Jun­ The executive board of the Tiling meeting from the Manchester Roundup p r o wiil meet tqpight at 7:30 in ior High School. school administration, and Mrs. Past Chiefs, Daughters of Sco­ “It is of the opinion of this of­ Katherine D. Bourn, represented Bon^Soubts Reds Plan Bar Group the teachers' lounge at the school. tia, will meet tomorrow at 7:45 fice that these young people have the school board. p.m. at the home of Mrs. David made considerable progress to­ Walter J. Sharp and Kenneth The Manchester b q a n ^ has Kerr, SO Jarxis Rd. ward their goal and that they scheduled a special meeting Oct. Traffic Deaths Sharp, sons of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wal­ have been making every effort ter Sharp of 138 Buttonball L^ne, 24 to begin an initial study of cap­ to comply with the "requirements ital outlay needs for the next few ^JLLIAM p. OUlSJtt ther Berlin Crisis May T op 300 Glastonbury, have enlisted in thith^ . s j a;j set forth by the board,” says year?. U.S. Army and reported Sunda; Kevin McVeigh Mary Anne MongeU Supt. of Schools William H. Cur­ Oct. 7, to Ft. Dix, N. J. Before Jan. 1 T tis In the meeting agenda. WASHINGTON (AP) —< There was no indioaUon that» The ' signing of a Soviet-Eakt Schroeder’s report changed Wash­ German peace treaty would ^not, LECLERC Manchester Civic Orchestra wilt Copies of the teen-agers’ "code '' ' West German Chancellor Kon­ State’s Chief Head Legion Junior Units of behavior’’ for .the center and ington thinking in this respect. On in Itself, be a cause for war, U.S. HARTFORD ~(AP) — De­ fu n e r al h o m e , rehearse tonight at 8 in the high Kevin McVeigh, son of Mr. andi^ organizational pattern' will be rad Adenauer does not fully the dpy of his conference with officials ■ agree. But they say any spite its highly touted traffic school band room. attempt to interfere with Western Mrs. Edward McVeigh, 18 Conway Thomas Pantaleo, sergeant at given to the board, and represen­ Sherwin-Williamt share the U.S. view that Rus­ Rusk a high-ranking administra­ safety program, Connecticut Rd., was installed yesterday after­ tatives from the teen committee tion official restated the view so rights would be met by all avail­ FUNERAL The Army-Navy Auxiliary will arms; "Bobert Yeomans, as-sistant sia will create a new Berlin is likely to have its worst year noon as squadron captain of the will answer questions. P a i a b often repeated in the course of the able means, including nuclear Fears Loss sponsor a card party tonight ajt 8' serg;eant at arms; and William crisis before the end of the last weeks that the West likely arms, if necessary—and that this since 1955 this year according Sons of the American Legion at Turull, past captain. The board will also hear reports friends are SERVICE in the club house. Main St, joint installation ceremonies at the from the' community college, W , H. B.KGLAND year, Gerhard Schroeder, will face a first-class crisis be­ point was .made to Mo.scow sev­ to state safety commission WALTER N. American Legion Home. Serving with the new chairmah -credit evaluation. meritorious ■fimes of bereavemp'^f Bonn’s foreign minister, has tween now and Christmas. eral times. of the Junior Girls are Sharon i':': figures. LECLERC St. James Mothers Circle will Mary Anne Mongell, daughter of ^ v ic e and traffic safety com­ \LUMBER CO. One authoritative U.S. source These Western rights. inClude Tf highway fatalities during the: Of Freedom meet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at I-orentzen, vice chairman: Gall rejbeatedly, told Secretary of State Dean Director Mr. and Mrs. Robert-E. Mongell, 70 mittees. * Open All Day Saturday * said Monday night that if the Ber­ civilian access to West Berlin, rest of 1962 equal those during i the home of Mrs. Thomas Derby, O’Bright, secretary; Sharon Flav- Information on using the Man­ Iwe can’io?' ‘"V- Rusk. lin crisis Is intensified after the Rusk and Schroeder agree. The Brent Rd., was installed as chair­ ell, treasurer; Joanne O’EriTht, “At the Green"—Ml 9-5801 In reporting this, diplovnatic ob- I the same period of 1901, the total i 104 Park St. Co-hostesses \yill be man of the American Legion A uxt chester High School and Waddell November elections, there is the United States and Us allies have Call Ml 9-5869 chaplain; Cheiyl Gibson, historian; aervera said Bonn is somewhat I will top 300, the commission said ' By Judges 23 Main Street, Manchester Mrs. Edward Socha and Mrs. iliary Junior Girls by a team of S'chool as emergency fallout shel­ * possibility of a U.S. military pledg^ to maintain the city’s via­ I yesterday. ; Thomas Brennan. and Jeanne Yeomans, sergeant at baffled by the virtuaUy unanimous bility and this Includes the free auxiliary offie'ers, headed by Mrs. prediction of Kennedy administra­ buildup. j In 1956, 324 persons were killed Wilber Little, auxiliary president. arms. aj^rierid o r Las) summer, when Rcrlhi ten­ access of civilligis, officials j on Owmecticut’s streets and high- tion officials that Soviet Premier stressed. HARTFORD (AP)— A 8«- The officers of the hoys junior with, and to Khrushchev means it this time sions reached a hi|^ pitch, the ] ways, the most In one year since cret report critical of Chief unit were installed by Post Com­ when he saya that Western occu­ United States mustered about MeanwhUe, high-ranking- U.S. 1941. It was that record that Gibbons Assembly *^eques5p. on these officials and the State Depart­ Justice Raymond E. Baldwin mander Robert E. Mongell and his If You Were To Get pation of West Berlin must be 150,000 beservists. President Ken­ I touched off then-Govemor Abra-1 staff. liquidated after the U.S. congres­ nedy has a go-ahead from Con­ ment’s official spokesman brushed ham Rlbicoff’s safety campaign, j and of various aspects of the \^ill Tour Store Sick or Hurt gress to take similar steps again aside reports from the United Na­ New officers to serve with Kev­ sional elections next month. which included automatic driver | '’SI'. Circuit Court came to light to­ in are Thomas Walsh, first lieuten­ how long could you pay your rent is conmendrble*and Schroeder’s spokesman, Hans U he deems necessary. tions suggesting a “ deal" in which license suspensiqns for speeding: day at the annual meeting of p t “ “ N o v jr i ant; Charles Johnson Jr., aev I'd •PPreciated. f ° « iw a y s Khrushchev has been demanding the West would make ronce.ssions convictions. Giixbons Assembly, Oatholic LA' Hille, told newsmen after the Ger­ or mortgage? Phone, write or in Berlin for So-vlet concessions I-,.- - the State Bar Association of lieutenant: Kevin Walsh, adjutant; die^ of Columbus, will meet tomor­ visit man foreign minister met with for four years that the Western As of last midnight, the 1962 * at Marlow’s Furniture Department * Carleton Burke Jr., chaplain; row at 7:45 p.m. at Watkins Bros, I *^espectfuiiy^ RUsk' b»r more than two hours AUies accept a new status for on Cuba. death toll was 241, compared with Connecticut in the Statler Hil­ Ilaniel Pantaleo, finance officer; store for a conducted tour of the Monday that -Bonn believes the West Berlin and abandon their OC' Said Lincoln White, State De­ 207 at the same date in. 1961. ton. Robert G. Gagnon, historian; store and a talk on home deco­ Russians “ did not determine yet cupation role. In recent months he partment press officer: "No such The commission's report .said It was made by a oommittee of rating by Mrs. Ruth Shea, interior PAUL A. BOURQUE what course to take.” that they has stepped-up his threat to sign offer has been made. And If it had that during the first nine months the Bridgeport Bar Association decorator. 97 CENTER STREET—MI 3-1118 are sUll “ groping around,’’ and a separate peace treaty with East been made, it would have been of 1962, 68 pedestrians were killed. and contained several recomman- that Khrushchev’s threats are part Germany and turn over full con kicked right out of the window so This represented a 46 per cent in­ .dations for proposed remedial leg- Mrs. Leroy Parker heads the trol of Western access routes to fast that It would ihave made your PRESCRIPTIONS committee In charge of arrange­ of the psychological waMane being crease over pedestrian deaths dur­ ilation by the 1963 General Aa- NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY fought over the Berlin isaiM. Berlin to the East Germans. heada swim.” ing the first nine months of 1961. bly. ments, assisted by Mrs. Edward be report, which said commit­ Free Delivery / Coughlin, Mrs. Donald Ostberg and Uf« ImurancA • 6roup Imtirancc \ AnnuifiM • tnsttrcraec • Pt'Aloii floM Two-thirds of the pedestrians killed were under 15 and over 65. tee ^embers felt that “no useful LIGCETT DR|I9 Mrs. William Shea. purpo^ will be served” by releas­ To Convince Nikita ing It^ o r general new* media SHOPPING PARKADE U.S. High Test State TB Increaxef circulati^ was referred by Atty. HARTFORD (AP) — The State John Q. ’THron Jr. of New Haven, Healtl. Department reports an in- outgoing su te association presi­ Fails 4th Time crea.se in tuberculosis ca.ses in dent, to his association’s Commit­ Kennedy to Discuss Connecticut for the first nine tee on Administration of Criminal RANGe month.s of 1962, as compared with Justice. \ . ■ * .\M> In 5 Attempts the same period a year ago. One of Us major recommenda­ Commissioner Franklin M. Foote tions was for a natute revision FUEL OIL ^ i HONOLULU (AP)— The United says a total of 413 new cases that would clarify ^ d limit the States failed Monday night for the Berlin with Gromyko were recorded this year, 365 of activities of their ch l« justices as GASOLINE fourth time in five tries to deto­ them pulmonary tuberculosis and administrative head of\the entire nate a nuclear device at high-alti­ 58 other forms of the illness. state judicial eystem. \ tude above Johnston Island—and WASHINGTON (AP) Presldentf> President and Secretary of State The January-September 1961 fig­ Police Book Masquerader The report said that a ^diciary BANTLY OIL again a missile was to blame. Kennedy will meet Soviet Foreign Dean Rusk decided it would be a ures totaled 366, of which 312 were presented by higher authorlW with The Atomic Energy (Commission good thing from the U.S. point of pulmonary and 54 other form*. still dressed In the feminine atfire he lyore when arrested In New York early today, a man who statistic* and “preasur* talk’A ^ a - CO.MI'.WV, INC. said the failure was due to a mal­ Minister Andrei A, Gromyko here view for the two men to talk. identified himself as John Covlno, 27, Mllllown, N. J., weeps on the police station desk after being tive to traffic safety and whicl(l* Thursday in appareht. personal booked. The man was darrying a loaded revolver when picked up and police reported he had la Charco*! function in the Thor booster carry­ They see evidence; officials Pleads Guilty yrged to “effectuate policiea of U)e M.\i.N STRl-I-71 ing the sub-megaton device to its move to try to convince Moscow said, that Khrushchev persists in newspaper clippings concerning the strangling of Betty Gail Browm, 19, a Lexington, Ky.. coed on 'administrative branch of the state Cabinttt* of HARTFORD (AP) — William L. 'IK\.. MIUlu'll !l-l. T firing altitude of 30 to 40 miles. that a new Berlin crislif could set misunderstanding the United Bruggen Jr., 30, a Middletown Oct. 31. 1961. He was charged with carrjdng an Illegal wei^wn and masquerading aa a woman. government” la threatened wHh\ 0*nuin* hard­ The range safety officer deliber­ off nuclear war. States position on Berlin. (AP Photofax). lose of its traditional freedom and wood vonoori ivi»ck\illf '!'!{ bank official, pleaded guilty yes­ ------:-----;------V------, “ •nd hardwood ately destroyed the missile eight The White House announced to­ Kennedy, It Is understood, wants terday to a charge of embezzling independence. day that Kennedy and Soviet Pre­ aolldt In Char­ minutes after it was launched. to emphasize to Gromyko that the 15,700. "To put it in dramatic and #a- coal. Modal Debris from the rocket and nu­ mier Khrushchev’s top diplomat United States congressional* elec­ Bruggen was asaiatant (Mcretary Answers Policy Critics aggerated term*,” it aaid. “your SSTITTV with grand clear warhead fell harmlessly Into will confer here at 6 p.m. It is tions Nov. # will make no differ­ Schirra T e 11 s of the Farmer* aiid Mechanic* committee feels that the hot matchlno fin­ the ocean within a predesi^ated expected that Gromyko will re­ ence In Kennedy’s Berlin stand. ish on matat Savings Bank when he turned breath of supervisory authority on LOOK! safety zone away from Johnston turn to Moscow and report to Khrushchev said weeks ago that htmsaf in to police Oct. 8. He re­ a judge's neck cannot be condu­ EAST aiiit adjacent Sand Island, the Khrushchev. he saw no prospect for useful paid all of the embezeled money. President of cive to the calm deliberation of W ftf . One- question wlUch may come talks on Berlin until after the U-S- TERMS! Police said Bruggen told them IkeySeehs to Mend the iherits of each individual cu es FUEL OIL SAVINGS there was no nuclear detonation up is whether a Kennedy-Khrush- elections. He Implied that he he took bank funds to pay gam­ O I S O O U H T « ^ chev conference in the next month Six ■ Orbit Ride with full recognition of the funda­ and no danger to persons on the thought Kennedy might then be bling debts. - , mental rights guaranteed the ae- • tH and wired Chatei* precision crafted with islands. or so would be desirable. There more willing to reach a comprom­ Bruggen remained free In $6,000 modern hand and dip soldering methods. 200 Gals. At 13.8 has been persistent speculation cused by our constitution.” An /iBC spokesman said the ise settlement. Kennedy has ruled bond after his appearance In U.S. WASHINGTON (AP)—Astronaut The committee waq referring bo' tests would be rescheduled. He due to various comments made by out any compromise. ranite State Split e Colden Voice* Speaker for clear FM fidelity tone. District ciourt. No sentencing da^ Walter M. Schirra Jr. talked over a recent memorandum sent by said other missiles Would be used Khrushchev that the Soviet leader Khrushchev has also said other has yef been aet. details of his siit'-orblt ride around CASH $27 60 to launch two other devices in would like a meeting with the Chief Justice Baldwin and Chief a Full Year Guarantea. Manufacturer's one year things that worry administration the earth with President Kennedy Circuit Court Judge Jay E. Rubl- f« OZ. ether tests. President. \ officials. He told poet Robert MANCHESTER, N.H, (AP) —•*'famous temper Monday night in guarantee covers free exchange or reapir of any com­ Gromyko took the initiative' for Starts Jail SentnTte today. The Schirra family watched now to Circuit (Tourt judges and ITLI. Frost that the United States was Former President Dwight D El Boston. with beaming smiles. ponent proven defective in normal use. Arranged 200 Gals. At 15.3 HEINZ KETCHUP (Oonttoned on Page Fifteen) the meeting with Kennody. The HARTFORD (AP)—Japk'^D. Gibbs prosecutors. too liberal to fight. This, suggests Eisenhower appeared visibly 34, who was married in Jail laat senhower, fresh from delivering an The conference In the Presi­ through selling dealer. Labor extra. - Budget Plan $30.60 that he thinks the United States I attack on President Kenhedy’s for­ angry when he told some'5,0()0 can be bluffed into concessions. Saturday, began ^serving a one- Republican party faithful of re­ dent’s White House office had a (Continued on Page BIglit) — FREE PURNELL PARKING — m F IM tID I year term in pplSon today. eign policy, arrived here today to homey touch, with family Small­ That kind of Khrushchev atti­ give a new boost to New Hamp­ cent criticism of his foreign pol­ i FLA *0«^l*» •.X'l Domestic Peace Corps Gibba, of Gfastonbury, was sen­ icy. talk as well discussions of Free Estimates On tude is a major reason why Ken­ tenced in iTs. District Court yee- shire’s Republican party, which Schirra’s space achievement*. SANDWKH CREME CO nedy and his aides afe said to feel ] has been split apart by blistering "Personally I have been careful four Schirras sat on a white terday Idf transporting a stolen Guaranteed the world faces the prospect of a car agf^s state lines. (His term ' primary contests. in all my .speeches to keep cur-1 - The former Chief Executive sofa, the President in his rocking Aluminum Combination major Berlin crisis protably be­ wilKoe spent at the Federal Cor- rent foreign policy out of partisan chair. ' Bulletins HEINZ ginning in late November. etional Institution at Danbury. landed by helicopter at Grenier debate. But when a charge is Schirra’s son, Walter m , who is MAWLO Window^ and Doors Experts Plan War Field, wehre a car was waiting made for purely political pur­ Culled from AP Wires REO. Although married to his second I • OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. TILL 9 P.M. • to take him to a giant GOP rally poses—a charge that indeed 12, left with the President’s tleclip STRAINED BABY FOOD JARS MOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet co, wife for a year, Gibbs went as a gift, and his sister had a new ■ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER^PIease Phone MI 9-5221 in front of City Hall In New Hamp­ should lie Stated in reverse — I mentator today accused President through a second ceremony at the chain bracelel. Kennedy of developing^ an shire’s largest city. must seriously question the CONGO TRUCE SIGNED Montville State Jail because there Suzanne, 5, looked shyly at the On Mental Illness “ Anti-Communist psychpdls’’ and was some question about the valid­ Earlier, the general made a brief advisability of continued silence.” EUSABETHVILLB, Katoa- warned it Is "a (^gerous dis­ atop on his way from Boston at He quoted Kennedy as saying President and said, ” I,-know who ga. The Congo (AP)—A eoaaB HEINZ ity of the previous wedding. Exeter, where he visited with his you are.” REt. ease.” Gibbs will be eligible for parole "during eight years of Republican lire was signed today .batw*aa JARS grandam David a freshman at administration our foreign policy At one point Kennedy asked Su­ the Congolese national army 'UMIER A SUFFLY Ca| JUNKIR B WASHINGTON. (AP)—A panel^year are destined to become men Igor Orlov, wpifing for the offi after six months. Phillips ilxeter Academy. drifted aimlessly about.”. zanne If she had seen the ponies tally retarded. cial news aggdey 'Tass, said the foroea and the Katangaa gen­ of experts gave President Kenno­ Party leaders hoped Elaenhow- Eisenhower called it "a strange kept at the White House for the darmerie who have been aldrm- dy to ^ y a proposed plan for a Of the 5.4 million Americans President made clear in a recent er’s visit would calm the water* Established 1947 ONIOEEN speech jbj Buffalo, N.Y., his ad- Greek Exarch Dies departure "from fact” when his Kennedy children. She shook her iahing in NorOi Katanga. Th* broad attack on mental retarda­ who are afflicted, 400,000 are so LONDON (AP) — Theodorltos *i!rced up by bitter GOP pri- Defnocrg,tic successor sadd “ that head no, and the President took FROZEN BEEF severely retarded they need con­ ministpdtion “ intends to follow an oondiOons called for a halt to' II OZ-i tion, which affects three out of Athenagoras, Exarch of the Greek mary 'battles, one of which saw during the past 21 months, a new her and Hie family out to see the all troop noovements with Con­ TURKEY stant care and supervision. These ‘80044 policy’ directed toward un- two-term Gov. 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