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n « Kutar'a Club of Piiend- HARTFORD ROAD (Olaaelfled AdvertMng ea Fage M), ■hlp Lodffa of M uons will TOL. LXXXIV, NO. 288 ;(THIRTY.SDL PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 PRICE SEVEN CEVm kKve lU first fall msotlng MANCHESTER. . . Thursday at 7 p.m. In the small lodge room of the Ma­ sonic Temple. There will be ■/'"'.I' games and refreshments after a short ' business meeting. Moves Members are reminded to a bring prospective members. OM After a 25-mlnute conference, Amarsinth, will sponsor a Fash­ of 26 W. Middle Tpke., is pres­ MEN'S 100% cotton dries wrinkle-free. Istan. The Defense Ministry Stewart and Thant emerged ion Show Friday at 8 p.m. at ently serving aboard the de­ could not confirm these reports. smiling. Both said they had the Masonic Temple. Clothes stroyer tender USS Isle Roy- Shrinkage permanently con­ Chavan said another force found the discussion usefiil. will be furnished by Burton’s. ale, which is on a five-month PERMANENT trolled. Stay or snap tab collar. crossed the northern frontier ’The public is Invited. Tliere will deployment from Long Beach, White. Sizes 6 to 18. near the sector in southwestern WASHINGTON (AP) — With­ Calif., to Pearl Harbor, out saying so directly, the Unit­ be entertainment and refreah- Kashmir where the Pakistani (AP ve e U tm O ments. Hawaii. He is a 1961 graduate army invasion began a week ed States is warning India and of Manchester High School. ago. He said this attack was Pakistan that they stand to lose Miami’s famous royal palm trees lining Biscayne Boulevard $||^w the fury of Hurricane CREASE their substantial American eco­ BeSay, Wunee Chapter of Questers BOYS’ forcing Pakistani units in the *1 will meet tonight at 8 at the Recent guests of Mrs. G. K. Chhamb area of Kashmir to nomic aid if they continue to home of Mrs. Herman Marshall, FPresman of 20 Pitkin St. were withdraw. tight. Mrs. Robert H. Bailey and Mr. Girls'. Misses' Rt. 31, Coventry. Final plans Permanent Thus India opened three The State Department an­ for a booth at the Brimfield, and Mrs. Alvah Woodward, all nounced Tuesday a halt in mili­ of St. Petersburg, Fla. fronts In West Pakistan, the Mass. Flea Market will be dis- Child one being in the Lahore tary assistance to the two coun­ SLACKS Crease Orion-Nylon tries, claiming they both were 'bssed. aector about 110 miles south of ’The British American Club using U.S. equipment in their Betsy Lashes Miami Chhamb. Hartford A i«a Licensed Prac- will meet tonight at 8 at the war over Kashmir. clubhouse. KNEE SO X Reports from Pakistan, how­ „ - n l Nurses Association, Inc. of ever, said all Indian troops had The threat of a suspension of Connecticut will have its first teen driven from Pakistani soil econotnic assistance is implicit meeting of this season tomor­ Eighth District firemen put in word from officials thed the a brush fiire near Scott Dr. yes­ m on the Lahore front. row at 8 p.m. at rooms 662 and SLACKS The object of the multiple In­ matter is still being considered. terday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Trooper of an advance brigade headquarters of 663, Hartford Hospital. The dian attacks appeared to be to A halt in aid appears to be meeting is open to aU licensed Firemen used Indian tanks to the Indian army plots position, left, as another Washington’s trump card at the quell the woods blaze in 20 min­ 3.99 force the small Pakistani army With 105 mph Winds practical nurses. moment. Otherwise, the United utes. NEVER NEED IRONING! to withdrawal from southwest­ gives orders over loud speaker. (AP Photofax.) ern Kashmir in order to defend States has put its power and Fire Control 'Teclhnlclal 8.C Amazing Fabric! 76% orlon acrylic - 25% nylon. now fronts. influence behind the peace mis­ MTAMT F la YAP^ -,_^ of 1928, wWch sent Miami set-^south of Miami. “ We told them^otroyor. Along OoHIna Avemia, Phll^ P. Klemas, U.S. Navy, Long wearing, sox In navy, char­ A New Delhi spokesman said sion of U.N. Secretary-General tiers streaming back northward to abandVATICAN CITY (AP) wUl py back ov( te te The mighty tide, pushed by a "in shamblefc.” with violence. Six allegedly at­ Pakistan over Kashmir was dis­ But word still was to come But Etienne Dupuch, publish­ Parker S t Refreshments will -fiJ: PLAID —The Vatican press office in Rome Tuesday .moming. In raging east wind that followed from the smaller communities er of the Nassau Tribune and Key Biscayne residents bad be served. tacked and robbed a man in tills way he will be gone A mini­ cussed in considerable detail at been warned to evacuate tha Robertson Park on Aug. 6. announced today Pope their weekly breakfast meeting the pusage of the storm center, along the Florida Keys over acting premier of the islanda, Viet Sweeps mum amount of time While the vdilch the eye of the mighty aaid in a t^egram to the Asso­ Island, but the tide there was The Hockanum Dog Club Police made all six arrests Paul VI would go to New Vatican Elcumenical Council is with Johnson, sent the Miami River surging not as high as expected and BLOUSES out of Us banks for blocks on storm passed, lashing out with ciated Press that "ao far we Will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. within two hours on Aug. B. York to visit the United holding its final aesslon. Mansfield said Johnson «x> ttere was no report of easual- at the Wapplng Community A seventh youth was charged both sides and into numerous the mightiest 140-mtie-an4K)ur have no casualties.” Raimondo Manzini, director pressed "his great concern and Thts seemed miraculous In ties. Center, Whpplng. A movie, with the robbing and b e a ^ g Men's Neck See Little of Nations on Oct.' 4 . the hope the United Nations todustrlAl plants, blows. of L’Osservatore Romano, told Despite thb )x>urs-long batten, view of the terrible 12-hour Picturesque canals interlacing "ITie Anatomy of a Dog,” will of an elderly salesman in July. The announcement did not say newsmen the Pope would attend could bring about a settlement K 1 s e w b e r-e, the waves Fort Lauderdale surged out ot be shown. Members are re­ His arrest came with the co­ how long the Pope would spend of this most serious situation.” swamped residential islands ing of wind and wave, only one beating the Bahamian capital a major religious service in death was reported. Helen and ka 60,OCX) residents took their banks and put several lux­ minded to bring items for a operation of the Hartford Police Cong Faces in New York on the first papal New York City on the aiftemoon and sent salty floods pounding ury apartment islands under trip to the United States. But The House Far BJastem Af­ down the streets of Miami, Port Cooper, 40, was electrocuted at from the storm Tuesday. teacup auction. The meeting is Dept, on Aug. 8. of Oct. 4. fairs subcommittee will inves­ water. On the seaside at Holly­ open to prospective membera Fourteen arrests were made 2.58 SAIGON, South Viet Nam the director of the Vatican Lauderdale and other cities. Miami by a falling powerJlne. Probably the greatest damage Vatican sources said the serv­ wood, the tide chewed out a por^ newspaper L’Osservatore Ro­ tigate the war Thursday, hear­ Water surged three feet deep in Fear rose, however, for'-nine dealt by the wind cn the Florida for thefts of articles under $50 Domestic bleeding Madras (AP) — U.S. Marines and South ice would probably be in St. Pa­ ing William Handley, deputy tion of the east wall of a' big lux­ in value. Ten were for shop­ Vietnamese troops completed mano said he would be there Miami’s palm-Un$d Biscayne persons believed strands^ mainland was the destruotion of PLUSH VELOUR plaids in subtle colors. Ber­ trick’s Cathedral, on Fifth Ave­ assistant secretary of state for aboard three houseboats in flimsy overhead power lines ury hotel, the Diplomat. a lifting In the Grand-Way sftore muda or buttondown collar sweeps across the Batangan only one day. nue. It presumauy will be the Ekmlevard. High water and toppled tele­ on W. Middle ’Tpke. peninsula today and reported 44 This was the Vatictm an­ Near Hast and South Asian af­ Not since the infeunous storm mangrove inlet at Ragged Key, v/Mch knocked out electric serv­ styles, all 100% .cotton. Pope’s main octi-vlty outside of fairs, and Carol Laise, director ice to 80 per cent of Miami and phone poles blocked U.S. High­ BACK TO SCHOOL There were 11 arrests for Sizes 32 to 38. Viet Cong kiUed and more than nouncement : his attendance cut a sessioa of way 1 at Florida City, cutting dnmkeimess and 17 for dis­ 00 suspects captured. of the Office of South Asian Af­ Fort Lauderdale customers. “ We are informed that the the U.N. General Assembly. fairs. This meant for many of them the only land acceas route to tha orderly conduct, among mis­ The Vietnamese troops met Holy Father, accepting a cordi­ He is expected to make a ma­ hard-hit Florida Keys, lb s OIFTS FOR A U demeanors. One arrest was the heaviest resistance, on the Tuesday night, in an interview days of primitive living ahead Tamiami Trail, crossing Florida SHIRTS al invitation of the secretary- jor peace appeal before the as­ without lights, refrigeration or made for receiving stolen goods. southern Up of the peninsula 330 on an NBC television program from Miami to Naples on the tm general of the United Nations, U sembly. cooking facilities. ’There were 76 accidents re­ miles north of Saigon. They re­ Thant, will visit the organiza­ on United States foreign policy. Experts Give Views Gulf Coast, was choked by fall­ ported In Augruot, with 27 in­ ported killing 39 Viet Cong, and Vatican officials reportedly Rusk called the conflict a threat House trailers w e ^ smashed tion of the United Nations Oct. hope President Johnson wiU go en trees. juries. One, involving a sports- a military spokesman con­ to the containment of commu­ and there was the other' inevita­ The sea heaped sand dunes on 4. to New York to see the Pope. ble wind debris in the hurri­ HALLMARK car, resulted in a violent death firmed the count. “The diplomatic corps ac­ nism. Highway AlA, which runs from for a young man. Misses' Cotton The Marines, who landed by Presumably the White House cane’s wake—shattered win­ credited to the Holy See has had been sounded out on the ’ I f these two countries could On Governor’s Role Miami northward near the Parking offenses .dropped sea and by air at dawn Tues­ find peace with each other, the dows, fallen signs, utility poles beach, and in some sections the been Informed In {^vance by possibility of this. It was as­ and trees. PHARMACY from 166 to 158. Two arrests day, swept across the northern the cardinal secretaty of state subcontinent could be impreg­ road was broken by the tides. were made for speeding, one for tip of the peninsula and encoun­ sumed that the pontiff would not HARTFORD (AP) — Havlng^gers University said, "We've got The water was the great de- 277 W. Middle Tpke. TURTLENECK — Amleto Cardinal Oicognaini — nable from the point of view of sard from the public, mem- to unleash the states. We At the height of the storm, reckless driving, and two for tered virtually no resistance. go to Washington because his heard two masked gunmen broke Into 4.67 who summoned to his apart­ -visit bffiolally is to the United defense and Safety from the out­ bers of the state constitutional just have non-govemment or The Marines killed five Viet nonobservance o f lights or ment the heads of the diplo­ side,” he saidk adding: the home Of. Mr. and Mrif. Alan Pius Specicd Long aleeved cotton velour, knit wrist and waist, Cong Busi>ect8, three of whom Natiens, not to the United convention heard Tuesday from there’s going to be more and signs. matic missions.” “ We have very large stakes in more federal government.” E. Murray at Miami and tor­ zippered turtleneck. Wea,r It open or closed. Glow­ PULLOVERS tried to escape from an imder- States. a panel of experts In {wlitical State News tured them for toree hours with Bonus G ift — PAROCHIAL FREEDOM ing colors of blue, black, burgundy, beige. Sizes ground cave. The Marines also The brief announcement was Vatican officials bald further the peace of the subcontinent.” science. “ Nobody can be complacent,” Issued in the form of an article warned E. E. Schattschneider, lighted cigarettes before fleeing POR’TLAND, Maine (AP) — S-M-L-XL reported that they captured 50 Information about' the Pope’s "There is a long unfinished vrith $6,000 In jewelry. Miami With every Sl^.OO purchase of for today’s edition of L’Osserva­ business in this state,” said a retired Wesleyan University ichool supplies, your choice A cleric-educator says that Viet Gong suspects. trip ,would be announced in the Beach police arrested three "unquestioning obedience” re­ The only U.S. casualty during tore ^mano. next few days. Prof. Stephen K. Bailey of Syra­ professor. 50 Marchers o f It— The 8,600-mlle round trip will men t r ^ g to loot damaged quired by pupils In parochial the first two days of the opera­ The diplomats accredited to Vineyardists cuse University,” "how to make k “ This state looks like an area stores. schools is partly responsible for tion was a noncqmmissioned be Pope Paul’s third major voy­ the Vatican met with Cardinal Oie governor and the legislature turning Into a city,” he said. age since he opened a new era Although the tides were the 49c Pencil Box the lack of creative apostolic officer who was wounded during Cicognanl this moming, about effectively respond to the nec^ds “ We’re In the biggest urbaniza­ D emendate highest since 1926, Forecaster 1.68 the helicopter lift of troops lAto of papal travel by flying to the two hours before the announce­ Anxious for of the people.” tion area In the world. leaders. Gilbert (Jlark sold Miami was OR The. Rev. Henry P. Ouellette, the area. Holy Land and then to India last ment of the Pope’s acceptance Bailey, a former mayor of "And we’ve got a government Long -sleeve cotton knit tops to year. “ very lucky, at that.-” head of the department of psy­ wear with jumpers, skirts, slacks The South Vietnamese report- of Thant’s Invit^ion. Middletown, was one of nine that Is very largely obsolete.” At Schools The highest tides were in the chology at Emmanuel College, or shorts. Cranberry, black, blue, bd they suffered only light casu- He la expected to go again by No American diplomat was Harvest Sun members of a panel of experts Schattschneider and other north wall of the eye. which 49c Bic Pen Boston, says pupils should be green, red, white. Sizes S-M-L slUes. air, leaving Rome on Sunday among them. The United States that conducted a seminar at­ professors emphasized the need struck near Homestead 20 miles Oct. 8, and spending the next tended by about 40 of the 84 con­ for modernizing and strengthen­ BRIDOBJPORT (AP) — About given more freedom to question, Pa r is (AP) — western Eu­ 80 Singing marchers demonstrat­ south of Miami. Had It crossed School Special as adv. on TV especially In a course of reli' (Bee Page Fourteeo) day in New York. Presumably (See Page Fourteen) vention delegates. ing state* government. Most rope’s wine growers are holding ed today In front of the Bridge­ the coast a few miles farther gion. laliMiiiillMMii The convention has held a agreed that me governor needed north, Clark said, Miami’s flood their breath for a spell of prO' number of public hearings on more power port Hoard of Education offices HALLMARK Pupils should , have the free' to protest racial Imbalance in would have been as great as the dom “ to question anything and JUNIOR MISSES' longed sunshine as harvest time the constitutional Issues before Bailey noted that "the trend devastating one of ’26. PHARMACY iNC. it. The last was scheduled for has started toward linking the the city’s schools. everything” as soon as they en approaches. But even If they get Water flowed 8H feet deep 277 West Middle Tpke. Science Teaching Revolution today at the State Capitol. The demonstrators, many of around the Miami Herald build­ ter school, he told a recent It, the prospects of most will be (See Page Twenty-Nine) Manchester meeting of Catholic teachers Teen-Age Prof. John B. Be bout of Rut- them carrying placards, were ing on the shore of Blsckyne Father Ouellette aaid rigid only middling. orderly In their planned picket­ Bay» forcing the newspaper to religious indoctrination also was Major wine growing areas ing against what the Bridgeport- a reason for the loss of faith BRAS Now It’s ‘New Chemistry’ had a late spring and the worst Stratford chapter of the National (See Page Two) among Catholic college stu summer in decades. Almost eve­ Association for the Advancement dents. rywhere the grapes are late, Cure for ^Beatle,Forehead^ of Colored People called de facto segregation in the schools. BDrrOR'8 NOT® — You start4toomplalned that what they yrertf According*’^ to U.S. Office of although generally sound. But CASH thev may not reach ripe fullness The marching got under way Canada Vote reading a new chemistry text teaching didn't suit them, and Education figures, more than a with the start of classes. book and by the time you finish was not really relative to mod­ million high school juniors study Without two to lour weeks of Found at Local ^Chop Shop’ sunshine — the rarest occur­ “ Bridgeport Schools arc Seg­ SAViNGS you are already out of date. ern-day chemistry. For in­ chemistry, each year. Of these, regated,” read one of the plac­ ^ a t ’B why new concepts,- such stance, one single textbook, about 60,000 are studying Chem- rence of the season. By WIUJAM C. PATRIOK Special straps, circle stitch, denta. be to organize a course around ” 6ur Chem-Bond is the more Austria. This year most areas (AP) — A form of teen-age hair off their faces.” police permit for three days of padded and p 1 a 1 n a key idea that chemists think radical departure from the tra­ will start one to three weeks mania is not the only ailment Then the acne patients are demonstrations at the Board of tion Nov. 8 In an attempt to win RLyon. ry day and to use a non-olly Before the marching started, mons for his Liberal party. OIL (2) BALANCE f r o n t The first grapes^jticked so far. Beaties. a five and one-half fool wooden It will be Canada’s flfm gtn* RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — an Idea. hair dressing. The doctor said WHEELS—Reg. $4.00 tend to consider our materials nUs is vriiat the knowledge ex- "17118 Is the Idea that atoms more advanced. In southwest France, aroused The fad they started of wear­ the that frequent washing cross was found tied to a curb eral election In eight years. (S) CHECK FRONT little optimism. They were Im­ ing the hair over the forehead Is 'side parking sign and set afire blOBlon la, and What It meant; are held together by forces to Both programa emphasize causes bal(toess is just so much In the 1968 election, ttM lib ­ WHEEL BEARIN08 mature and low on augar, hence resulting In many cases of what in front of the Board of Bduca' erals won only ‘139 of the 3N (4) CHECK BRAKE PROPORTIONED *‘R you atarted at the tint of produce compounds. There are laboratory work, but wq have bunk. TEEN-AGE Iba year to read everything new other concepts that could have low In alcohol content, Else­ a barber has termed "Beatle Other aspects of acne treat­ tion building. seats in Oommona and since SYSTEM different kinds of experiments. I where the quality was feared forehead.” ^ Detective Raymond Beards in chemiatry aa it came out,” been used. don’t believe the difference ment are frequent washing (but then have governed with the* AH Four Only Wool Flannel Baya Dr, Laurence Strongi “ by "Tha high school teachers largelv compromised. Acidity G. LoRoy Pules, who trims not scrubbing) of the skin with worth, on patrol in the area, support ol minor parties, Pear­ would be very apparent to a was f'eported climbing in many adolescent heads at the “ (Jhop discovered the burning cross the end of the year you’d be 10 were interested, and asked us to college Instructor — except, special soaps, use of ultra-violet son, announcing the election, years behind.” do something about It. So we vineyards. Shop,” reports seeing many light and X rays, a balanced early_ today. Firefighters were said his party’s position had perhaps,dn the phraseology.*’ Onlv the quantity seemed cases aggravated acne under ca ll^ to extln^lsh the blaze. It la becauae at thla, and be- did.” The required laboratory ol diet jmd generally good nyg|ene. become Increasingly shaky dur­ MISSES' SKIRTS •auae aa much hoa been learned The ohemietry courae which promising: the mops that hang down to the The doctor said young people The demonstration was peace ing the summer. $ A 9 5 equipment. Strong said, la about France’s I^plra Valley has eyebrows. ful and orderly aa the marchers P«r G dion Newest Fall SfylesI about chemistry In tha past 10 evolved from tiiat Portland con­ what a reasonably good high with acne should drliik plenty ol 'I tellsvs that tha Canadiaa to II years aa was ever learned ference le known aa Chemical been promised ' sunshine The term oould be called water so the kidneys will ex­ sang, "We Shall Overcome.” peopll want to solve the U f school would havi anyway. beginning about Sept. 10, spur­ "Beatle ekln.” The condition is 24 HOUR SERViCE M ora, that many of today’s Bond Amroach, often jrefesred "We haven't tried to design crete all solid waste products. problems, to gst on with ths Im­ ring optimism for the Anjous seen also among girls who wear If they want to drink carbo­ Cross Burned portant tasks facing tham, to GIRLS' COATS nigh eobcol puplle are etudyhig to aa "Onem-Bond” or limply new lab materials,” he aald. and muscadels. : AUTOMATIC SERVICE ON ALL a ‘*new ohamlatry” as part of a "OBA." their hair down the aide of their nated beverages to get their WATERFORD (AP)—For the get on with the job of buHdtng "W e’re trying to get them to use South around Bordeaux, even faces. / DEUVERY CONVENTIONAL MAKES aurrtoula revolution In U.B. ad- It was the firet of two ''new" what they already have.” dally quota of liquids, the physi­ second tlrhe In three weeks, a the new Canada," he sold in I i steady sunshine from now on cian said this fs perfectly all Tukphon* ucatton. chemiatry courses, but It la not Would a father who had taken would prodube only medium A Salt Lake physician aped^l* burning croea was placed on the radio television addrsss. Strong, who has teen head of the moat popular. high school ohemietry be ao lost qualities of the region’s usually tzlng in dermatology, Dr. Lewis right. The idea that carbonated lawn of a Waterford home Tuea "For this Ugh purpose, thsy 443-2444 MORIARTY tha ohemietry department at That honor goes to the Cihami- in .the 'new program that. he ary and atrong reds and sweet Klrkham, said the obeeryation drinks are somehow bad is an­ day night In a realdenUal Mill can test bs Bsrvsd by a govsm* 16.97 All wool and 10 gores wide In famous Stevens lartluun Oollege here einoa oal Education Materials Study, couldn't help hie eon with hts whltee. waa accurate, as dootora are other bit of nonsense that should ■tonp Point area. ment at Ottawa wUoh has the Boxy coats. Chesterfields, A-llnss. Blngls and fabric. Color matched vinyl belU. Zephyr sipper f8M, laid. It all eUrted In 1867 known aa "Ohem-Study,” devel- home work T Qrowera of the rich, full- seeing more oases of acne inade be dlacredlted, he aaid. Waterford police extingulzhed oonfldenos of Oanodtane In ev> BROTHERS double breasted. Plaids, solids, chsoks, twesds, smooth hip closing. Cranberry, navy, black, grey, at a meeting of high aohool and m d at Harvey Mudd Oollaga, " I ’d guess there would te leea bodied burgundy said their worse by overhanging hair, “ Every day we exhalei' as the blaze, but withheld the name ary part of the oountiy, u i poodle cloth. Warmly lined. Fall colors. Slses 7 olive. Short 8 to 19, Average 10 to II, Tall 18 te foliage chemiatry taachera at Claremont, Calif., and the uni­ dlffloulw than In tha new mi proapeots Are poor If the last He pointed out that hair be- much carbon dioxide as there le of the home owner pending the reseated by a aaijorlfy ol i CENTER ST. to 14. 30. OoUaga In Portland, Ora. versity M OaUfomla at Berk- oomoa dirty easily, oolleoting in a truck k>ad of oanrhanated yHiQ TEL. 04S-0U6 'T h e high aohool teaoheri •ley. (See Page Four) (See Page Four) bacteria and warming the ekln beveragea," the doctor said. (Dm Faga Foortew), (fee Page im t iiEX w SnCET MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1066 FAO l Vemon Betsy Lashes Miami Sheinwold on Bridge Blasting May Be Solution ins Again DEFEAT OFPDNEIfTS To Rock Ledge at Westhill Olson and Carruthers Tangle With 105 mph Winds BBFORE YOU RELAX M O T O R A H H t Manohfater Pipe Band won By ALFRED SHEINWOU) The rook ledge that has been^t signed the contract He said noldlng up oonstructlon of ons first place In Oase B at Clan There's noticing ' dangerous AllDS ths oonstnutlon should ba dona (OoaUaoed from Page One) cabinet mMtlng to Mt up raUaf Sutheriand annual Highland of the 15 buildings being sdd- as axpadltloualy as posslbls. GUARANTEES With Etlinger on Cash Reports operations. Phyalclana and about loading an ace-klng queen ! ed to the elderly housing at Green Manor and other MHA Gamae tot Brockton, Maes., La­ suit against declarer. The postpone publication of Its final police stood ready to fly out to 42 # A< ^ WesthIU Gardena still awaits a rnembera have taken the po­ edition bearing the big news of stricken areas as quickly as bor Day. Thla was the drat time danger comes when you relax. dtclslon as to its removal. sition that as long as ths work Increases horsepower. 20% mileage Increase shown, A hMtad berrBze of word*^rm «, hired by the coneolldeted^cheeter Memorial Hoepltal. For AKQ793 f J lOii the hurricane. weather permitted. 'The united in recent years it has competed Owning lead—King of hearts. $ The Mancheatef Housing Au­ Is finished In the slotted time, from Republloan members of government to report on the transportation to hoapitala or - X T i The water was expected to States government sent an effer in this event. A Canadian band West opened the king of hearts thority (MHA) had asked the 400 days, there la nothing the eliminates oil dilntiiin. up to 80% less smog-causing the Vernon's board of represent­ town's financial practices. other places outside the area, to help. .. 172 a fee of per mile, one way, recede rapidly with the fall of and continued with the queen, architect for a recommendation authority can do to speed it to atives dlreoted at the town's A similar machine Is used by the east wind following passage Betsy hit dozens of big and took second plaoe In the field feeling eure that it was safe to rsBs. two weeks ago. Last night at an earlier completion. exhaust fames, eliminate carbon and ahidge depoalta, new director of administration. the board of education, and will be charged. small Florida cities on a curv­ of eight oonteetants. For non-realdents, a charge of the hurricane. lead such a strong suit. The lead , 9 its masting, ths MHA said Brindamour noted that for Jay BXtoger, brought an abrupt monthly budget statements are At Miami, winds peaked at ing, MO-mlle stretch of boast- Miea Jean McGowan, daugh­ the architect’s recommenda­ the month of Auguat, Green extended engine and spark plug life. made available to Its members. of F20 per trip will be made to was I so safe that it gave South 6 »SS4 end to last night's lengthy board 105 miles an hour, well below line, but took Its bigger toll In ter of Gordon McGowan who la hiB contract. QI« tion—building over the rock Manor was about *14,000 be­ Former town treasurer Stuart Rockville or Manchdeter loca­ the 185-mlle blasts aimed at the the metropolitan area of the meeting. tions, Including the hospitals, a piper in the band; and Miss South ruffed the second heart Waal Neslh' las ledge—was unacceptable. hind it! achedula- The argument erupted over a Neff, a' Republican who did not city last year by Hurricane lower eastern Florida coast. 1 Double 3 9 3 4 In a third matter of the side with Carruthers and Olson, and for other areas. $20 plus Linda Cameron, daughter of and led a trump to force out Chairman Theodore A. Brln- request by two OOP members, Cleo. The wall of the storm’s Then it roared across the bass drummer Leslie Cameron ths ace. East returned a trump ra4 4.4 An FUI damour lald he thinks blast­ meeting, most of which was MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS noted later that the board of SI per mile, one way, will be eye bearing the worst of the Thomas carruthers. who Is also swampy lower half of the state entered (our dance events at the (Or lack of anything better to do, Dally Questioa ing may be the solution, add­ concerned with the new addi­ Republican town chairman, and education system was some time charged. winds passed 10 miles south of to the smaller communities on tion, the authority decided to 270 IROAD ST. T E L M M 5 2 t The ambulance committee, games. and South won. Declarer tried ing that the constructor ia not former Mayor Herman Olson, in development. the city. the west side, and toward the As dealer, you hoMt Spades, ask Washington for a contract "This man has only been here headed by George Blythe, dis­ The 10-year-old daughter of a diamond finesse, losing to the now as adamantly opposed to for an Itemized budget report In view of this. Storm Fore­ Gulf of Mexico. queen, and the defense was then Q-ie-8-1; Hearts, 5-4; Diamonds, the use of explosives as it was change. a couple of weeks," Wolff later trict n (Rural Vemon) am­ caster Gordon Dunn of the Mi­ the piper won 1 second place A-J-lO-Si Ohibe, A-K-M. What do each month from Btllnger. Forecasters couldn't tell Im­ and S third plaoea, and the base at the end of the road. The King two weeks ago. Green Manor suggested, and said, referring to Etlinger. bulance captain, gave rate ex­ ami Weather Bureau said, “ We mediately what conditiima the you sayf BUInger replied tl»at the re­ amples. For a trip to Hartford, drummer's MUghter won 1 third of dlasnonds was sure to show The other alternative la the authority concurred, that a "Let's give him a chance." came off rather well, as hurri­ storm would meet In the gulf, Answer; Bid one diamond, not longer lasting and more expen­ quest could not be fulfilled at Personnel Rules Approved a resident of Vernon would pay and 1 fourth pliace. up on the next round of the breaking up the rock with this time, canes go." how much longer It would rage, suit, and South had no further one spade. There Is very little pavement breakers and other sive type of caulking should be TEL 648-9016 The board last night adopted *18, based on a charge of *1 Torrential rains fell for hours, or what other coastlines it In July Miss McGowan won advantage in opening with a used. Vice Chairman John J. Carruthers told EtUnger, who a set of personnel rules for town per mile. A non-resident would the North American champion­ problem. mechanical means. Green Man­ adding to the deluge from the might cross. Relinquished Oontrel weak 4-card major suit whan or. the constructors, have es­ Hutchinson voted against the al.so serves as the town s finance emplo.vees, submitted by Mayor pay the *18. plus a flat *20 sea. Miami's total was expected ship (or her age group in a oom- officer, that he wants "an item­ But they felt sure that it West had every reason to you have another biddable suit. timated that breaking up the change with the objection that McCusker and Etlinger. fee. for a total of *38. to reach 10 inches. would emerge into the gulf as petkion for Highland Fling danc­ Copyright IMS the authority will have a ized account of town expendi­ rhe rules enumerate specific The committee had recom­ ing at Maxviue, Ontario, Can­ know that South would ruff the rock that way would coat *11,- South Florida's *2 million avo­ tough as ever, and over the second heart. East’s jump to General Features Oorp. 000 as opposed to blasting "tough time” explaining why It Ihi, tures like the one provided by penalties and separation poli­ mended that residents not be cado crop was wiped out. "It ada. the hoard of education" i.ssued warm-subtroplc waters which three hearts Showed four-card which would cost only *3,000. wasn’t in the original specifica­ cies to be followed by depart­ charged for service to Rock- was just ready for harvest,” feed fury into a hurricane, it Manchester Pipe Band is now tions. I each month. Cnrruthera asked ment heads, government lead­ \Tlle or Manchester hospitals. support, which left only one The authority will ask the said a grower, George Cooper. could grow even more. in the process of making an all- heart for South to hold. Load­ Gronouski OK Seen architect for another recom­ Both the New York and that the report include monthly ers and the merit systems The *10 fee was introduced "We couldn't have done a better Once in the gulf, it must hit out effoit to reach current high ing a second heart meant re­ mendation. ' Washington offices of the Fed­ expenditures and the balance for board. upon advice of Mayor McCus­ job of getting it off the trees another coast, Dunn said, standards of pipe band compe­ WASHINOTON (AP) — Presi­ eral Housing Authority, which each account. linquishing control of 'the play The Green Manor work sched­ c d i 4 t d The rules list penalties for ker. than Betsy did." dent Johnson’s nomlnatlcm of "There is no other escape." tition. Since the mid-lBSO's, ac­ to declarer. ' have to approve the change, "We demand it," Olson added. Infractions of rules in three A member of the ambulance Near Palm Beach, the Pana­ Tides rolling out from the 600- cording to a spokesman for the Postmaster General John A. ule that had been disputed by frown on costly changes, said Etlinger replied that the groups- - warning, suspensions committee, Peter Durelko, was manian cargo ship Amarylis West could see that his king Gronouski aa ambassador to authority member John Cronin Leon Enderlln, MHA executive ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. mlle-wide hurricane rolled band, the musical standards of of diamonds was useless unless town's administration practices and demotions—and-'llsts three pre.sent. and told board mem­ was driven aground just off­ pipe bands in the eastern Unit­ Poland goes before the Senate was approved last night after secretary. This one will cost southward toward the north his partner had the queen. But do not readily lend themselves types of separations—layoffs, bers that a campaign Is under­ shore with 28 persons aboard, coast of Communist Cuba and ed States has risen sharply and Foreign Relations Oommlttee Green Manor had changed the *3,500 extra. Workers Prepare for Women Voters Membership Tea dismissals and resignations. way to sign up volunteer am­ but the Coast Guard said the the quality of playing, which if East did have the-queen of today with quick approval ex­ schedule. The MHA is still looking (or to such reports. thousands of families were diamonds prompt action might , The membership committee of the League of Women Vot­ Paul Clapp of Kensington, a member of the State League Specializing In Famous Make "To put this report out,” Et­ The rules were the subject bulance attendants. Vessel was in no Immediate evacuated from the beaches of might have sufficed to gain pected. What hsul been called a four- an assistant to Clerk of the Daytime attendants, particu­ danger. It was en route from competitive honors In 1906, lead to a diamond ruff. "I haven’t heard of any oppo­ month shutdown during the Works Joseph Rossetto. The. ers prepares posters to be displayed at a Membership Tea, of Women Voters and observer at the Constitutional Con­ linger said, "would be a time- of lengthy discussion. At one Las Villas. Matanzas, Havana vention, will speak on phases of the convention. Mrs. Jo­ consuming situation and would point, Carruthers moved to larly, are needed. Durelko said. would today hardly justify en­ At the second trick West sition and I don’t anticipate winter months has been altered one hired Sept. 1 quit yesterday for members and guests, Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. at ths Manchester, England, to Baton and Plnar Del Rio provinces in home of Mrs. Ralph Belluardo, 3M Ferguson Rd. The work­ seph Kopman, hospitality chairman, has arranged refresh­ break up all other activities. table the action so that the Ambulance attendants are paid Rouge, La., for a load of wheat, fear of severe flooding. tering a competition. Should lead the king of diamonds any,” said Sen. John J. Spark­ BO that there is more activity In protest over pay. Instead of going to sleep with ers are, left to right, Mrs. Eugene Szetela, Mrs. Robert ments. 'ITie league Is open to all interested women. Those • SPORTSWEAR "You must face up to the proposed regulations could be *2 per hour for trips made, and In Nassau, Dupuch said there Some ‘ IS.iXX)------persons jammed man, D-AIa., acting committee in December and January. The authority will not send a To bring up the standard of second round of hearts. De­ The money allocated for each Gaffney. Mrs. James Tanl, Mrs. Lawrence Handley, Mrs. wishing to attend the tea may contact Mrs. John Knowl- fact," he continued, "that this studied by a sub-committee. Durelko noted that persons In­ was no word on the fate of the into 143 Red Cross shelters on the Manimeater group the re­ chairman. letter to FHA requesting more terested may contact Mm. clarer wins in dummy 'with the The Senate already has con­ month reads like thla now; Oc­ money for legal fees in the light Peter Morbeck, Mrs. Kenneth Harris and Mrs. Robert Mc- ton, president, of 22 Scarborough Rd., or any member of the s.vstem is not immediately work­ Carruthers motions was de­ large Bahamian islands of Aba- Florida's southern tip during hearsal schedule has been great­ membership committee. (Herald photo by Oflara.) Ethel Pease at the town ad­ co and Eleuthera, which were ace of diamonds and leads a firmed Johnson’s nomination of tober, *228,000; November, of recent information obtained Garrity. The tea Is held annually to acquaint guests with able. We cannot get the (re­ feated when the mayor broke the night. Many had (led north­ ly Increased during the past two trump. the purpose of the league and its future programs. Mrs. • D R E S S E S port) done under the present a 4-4 tie. Voting to table the ministration building (former­ blacked out by power failure ward from some of the Florida Lawrence F. O’Brian as Gro- *180,000; December, *60,0(X); by Brindamour and Enderlin. years. Since last spring rehears­ Now Bast must step up at January, *36,000; February, *5,- setup." proposal • were Carruthers, ly city hall). during Betsy’s assault. Keys which were laid waste by nouski’s successor. Both said they thought the In­ als have been more than dou­ once with the ace of trumps to 500; March, *5,600. Carruthers said that preparar Olson, George Risley and Atty. Salaries Tabled Again \ Dupuch called an emergency Hurricane Donna in 1660. bled. crease would come by way of Nlke-Hercules site, has been se­ velis graduated from- Manches­ The board was unable 'to take the queen of diamonds and A heavy work schedule will the contract MHA Counsel Westhill Gardens that sets re­ • COATS •SUITS tlon of the report should not Frank McCoy. Voting to con­ Charles Murdoch, former pu­ lead a third diamond while West Karvelis Goes ter High School In 1955. He tinue discussion were Richard agree upon salaries for the be resumed with better weather Joseph Conti would slgm with ceipts at *67,950 and expendi­ lected to attend a 26-day U. S. take more than an hour or so. town’s t'wo registrars of voters pil of an all-time great in the still has a trump. West ruffs, Board member Thomas 'Wolff, McCarthy, Stuart Neff, Wolff, In April. Green Manor has con­ the government. It ties the fee tures at *55,525. Army Air Defense Command joined the Connecticut Army IN JUNIORS' and MISSES' SIZES and their deputies. MFT Plans Own Petition ig 'worid, the late George defeating the contract. tended that Its carpenters and to a formula. Atty. Conti said In a final matter, authority To Army School Chemical, Biological, Radiolog­ National Guard In 1955 and In an attempt to smooth trou­ Franklin Welles, and McCus­ can of Detroit, Mich., is The time to relax is when you ker. In the current budget, a sal­ e bricklayers couldn’t work In he was not completely satisfied member Pascal Mastrangelo ical (CBR) Non-Commissioned presently holds the position of bled waters, replied that the ary of *1,350 for each registrar pipe major of the band. The re­have the setting trick safely Spec. 4 William Karvelis Jr., Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 10 A.M . to 6 P.M. situation should be investigated The rules were later adopt­ STARTS TODAY cold weather because of the ef­ with the arrangement but added asked the authority to Inquire Officers’ Course at the U. S. launcher crewman. and *200 for each deputy was cent improvement in the band stashed away. fect on the materials Involved. he didn’t think anything could of 199 Center St. a member of Army Chemical Corps School at more thoroughly; "then we can ed. with only Olson abstaining Calling for Referendum has been attributed by its mem­ PETER O'TOOLE into the thlckne.ss of the bath­ Karvelis Is married to the Thurs., Fri., 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. from the vote; all the others proposed, but the board reject­ Cronin charged that the auth­ be done about It now. room floors of the addition. He Battery B, 1st Battalion, 102nd Fort McClellan, Alabama. He former Patricia Ann Dame and make a judgment.” he sriid. ed the recommendations. bers to the excellent fundamen­ ority had known nothing of ______Artillery, Connecticut Army Na­ "We've already made a judg­ approved the proposal. tal piping experience of the pipe The authority approved said that five-eighths of an inch reported to class yesterday. they have two children, Chris­ Air-Conditioned Later, the .proposed salaries Robert Vater, president of the'^that the petition signatures such a winter shutdown before I 1966-66 budget for the present Is "pretty flimsy." tional Guard, at the Cromwell A native of Manchester Kar­ topher and Shawn. ment," Carruthers replied. "We Ambulance Rates Set were cut to *850 for each regis­ Manchester Federation" " ■ ' of ' would be forthcoming in time major, plus his experience in are making a request for a cour­ Proposed rates for the town trar, but action w m tabled. Teachers, announced today that to beat the deadline and indi­ playing with the North Ameri­ tesy monthly Report " ambulance service were ap­ Mayor McCusker noted that, his union-affiliated teachers’ cated that he was looking for­ can Championship Band of Wor­ EHSTUIOOD "You are supposed to be do­ proved by the board. The rates prior to consolidation, each reg- j bargaining group would at­ ward to the impending pre-ref­ cester, Mass. ing this,” Olson added. "There were submitted by a special Istrar was earning about *1,- tempt to counter a petition (or erendum campaign between the WllUam Ritchie, drum ser­ are a thousand things that have ambulance committee, assign­ 500, including fees, for his ef­ a teachers referendum, filed on two rivsU groups. He said that geant with the band, i ^ l recent­ “ IN HARM’S WAY” to be done. I cannot see where ed to Investigate the problems forts. Aug; 27 by its rival, the Man­ he hoped the campaign “would ly drummed wHh On famous with' aa all-star cast KEITH’S NEW STORE HOURS anything at all has been done.” of ambulance service in town. Last night’s attempts to reach chester Education Association, be waged on high ground.” Scots Guards. Ritchie’s acquisi­ —Technicolor— OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! Mayor Thomsis J. McCusker Still to be determined Is the a 'salary settlement bogged with a petition of its own. Vater went on to say that tion, plus pipers from well Shown once only 8:S6 m Mat. 1:40, Eve. noted that the charter calls for disposition of the district I down again, and the issue was Vater made the announce­ one of the ultimate goals of the known Scottish bands such as Plus 10 - 8:46 quarterly financial reports. (Rockville) ambulance, which tabled until information about ment at this morning's pre­ efforts of his group was the es­ Rutherglen, Kenmuir and Clan "LAW OF THE LAWLESS” — plus— OPEN 6 DAYS—THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS till 9:00! is in need of substantial re­ the duties and time spent on the tablishment of a ground of Fraser, and the return of two Selected Short WE ARE NOW OPEN THURS. There are lots of things I school convention of teachers In color with Dale Robertson am supposed to be doing that I pairs or replacement. A vehicle job were submitted to the board and administrators at Manches­ equality between the board of former pipe majors who former­ Subjects • • won't be able to do for a year.” is presently being loaned to the by the registrars. ter High School which was as­ education and the teachers dur­ ly competed with the Worcester Shown once only 7:00 o’clock Etlinger said. "We must do town by a Somers ambulance Written Requests OK'd sembled primarily for orienta­ ing negotiations. "Previously,” Pipe Band, has also produced Note: One performance 1 M M ! JV A'H ( OM’I MUNI 0 Keith's Is 100% Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Pleasure! and FRI. NIGHTS till 9! things on a priority basis.” firm. Mayor MoOusker said A request by Thomas Carru­ tion purposes. In Issuing his he said, "teachers have often marked results in the improve­ starts 7 o’clock AMf’lf PARKINC Involved in the discussion is that proposals for this Rock­ thers to have written c ^ e s of challenge to the reportedly gone to the board with their ment of the band. a bookkeeping machine, de­ ville ambulance will be made all questions asked of town stronger group, he indicated hats in their hands. The band's first efforts in the livered recently to the town, at a later meeting. counsel Atty. Robert Baum was that he would seek to obtain "There is still great room for contest arena since 1966 was s which will be used to modernise The rate for town residents approved. The copies will be the signatures of at least 20 per improvement in the school sys­ July 4 at Ladentown, N.Y., town record-keeping. The sys­ for ambulance service is $10 cent erf all the teachers in the tem; the salary schedule for where they placed second in ... Introduces a whole new world of sizes and shapes for sophisticated seating arrangements submitted to board members "Help" Shown 8:80 Frl.-8at. t i € > U h S t tem was suggested recently by per trip to either Rockville only if the questions pertain to school system. Manchester has actually fallen Class A competition, and July two certified public accounting General Hospital or to Man- the charter. According to the wording o t behind those of adjoining com­ 5 at Stamford, where they ’■OLTON NOTCH 8:00 All Other Evenings Inventory Slated the new state regulating teach­ munities.” placed first in Class B. "I have a town Inventory for er-board of education relation­ Vater also proposed that the Vemon from 18&4 which even ships, the MFT must submit its apparent windfall of about *50,- 000 coming to the town from a PRESENTINQ THE WORLD’S FIRST shows a 5()-cent pitchfork,” petition to the secretary of the Public Records m pwDim nifai (3eorge Risley said during a dis­ state board of education by now no longer needed budgeted E cussion of the town’s insurance Sept. 11— three days from now. sum for the community college The conclusive referen-. should be used to provide an Warrantee Deeds / coverage. Barbara Y. Farrand to Rob­ The question of the Inventory dum, granting exclusive bar­ across-the-board increase in sal­ gaining rights to the ’ winning ary of *100 for all teachers. He ert M. Moroney and Eileen M. PERMANENTLY was brought out when a propos­ Moroney, property on Mather teachers’ group, is bbllged to be expressed his hope that both ed schedule of insurance was held before Oct. 12. St. iBONiHEwmn I CURnS submitted to the board by the teachers’ groups could unite on IhsOobM/hkantumel I V W i i W Vater expressed confidence this matter. Rex Hodge and Betty Hodge The mojf town's insurance advisory com­ to Sidney Cohen and Ruth B. mittee. Ctohen, property at 118 Scott Dr. THEBEAllES MnUE dialhnging Risley, after Inspecting the Audrey C. Clark to John P. fevarfery proposal, observed that invento­ Annual Session Debated Anthony Jr. and Dorothy B. ewmoeC*Ailfeie«er.-hCOU*l | c fc u r ilm t l PRESSED ries for many town buildings ap­ Anthony, property at 21 Lan­ Eunum M zM ia unniMUiai P peared to be inaccurate. He ask­ caster Rd. ed that, before any insurance For General Assembly Attachments scheduled is approved, an inven­ Charles J. Scaglia of Glaston­ tory of all departments be made. bury against James P. Uccello Mayor McCusker was directed HARTFORD (AP)—A proposal^and more realistic' budget esti' and Madeline R. Uccello and SHIRT to work with the insurance ad­ mates. that the. Connecticut General Michael’s Pharmacy, Inc., prop­ This shirt was permanently pressed the day it was visory board on the schedule. Assemboly met annually, rather “ In additlMi," she said, “ an' erty at 173 Spring S t, *13,000. Hl-Fever Preparations nual sessions will help to than every t>-'0 years, sparked Patrick Vendrillo against Mrs. made and will never need pressing again. More than 150 residents are streghten the policy making role Ann Vendrillo, property on Oak-, expected to turn out at the sharp debate at a State Capitol Of the General Assembly. At land St., *500. Elks Carriage House tonight at hearing today. present powers must be vested Marriage Licenses 8 for the kickoff party for Hl- The Connecticut Public Ex­ In the executive branch to meet Harold Gordon (jlarkson, Al­ Fever Pollies, a fund-raising penditure Council, a privqtely changing conditions following bany, V t, and Marilyn Gale musical production sponsored finkneed research organlzatlonr the legislature’s adjournment.” Flinchum, Hartford, N. C. by the Rockville General Hos­ and the Connecticut League of In conclusion, she noted that Richard John Gollmltzer, 477 pital Auxiliary. The show will Woman Voters were on oposite since World War II some 14 Tolland Tpke., and Thelma Jean­ be presented at Sykes. Junior sides of the issue. The coimcil states have switched from bien­ ette Thibault, 477 Tolland Tpke., High School auditorium Sept. favored continuation of biennial nial to annual sessions. S t Bridget’s Church, Sept 25. 24 and 25. sessions while the league sup­ Delegate Newman E. Marsl Director DaVid Wagaman, of ported changing to annual ses­ Hus, D - Trumbull, favored an­ Cargill Productloiu, New York, sions. nual sessions and eliminating in charge of the. show, will be "The best course, at least for the mandatory adjournment present. He will be meeting area the time being, appears to be date for the legislature. people for the first time, and fo r . the General Assembly not “ The present limitation on the will begin casting for the show. to go to annual sesslonsl with (3eneral Assembly is a rather BURLESQUE Mrs. Robert W. Beerworth Is the possible doubling of present horrible joke on the whole demo­ chairman of the talent. party, problems, but to continue limi­ cratic process," he declared. SEATS AVAILABLp THE NEW assisted by Mrs. Joseph Casello, ted biennial sessions with OC' “ If we are going to give the Mrs. Robert Gottter, Mrs. Henry caslonar special sessions while, state ,f SAT. MIDNITE SHOW S. Lachut Jr., and Miss Mar­ making fidl use of all means j ^e add«l. In the new, versatile Fancy Free Collection there garet Rice. « now available to the General As- JY* THIS SUN. at 8:30 BOLTON LAKE HOTEL M Aiding the director will be sembly to improve iU legl«la-1 ROUTE 44-A— BOLTON, CONN. are 5 different-sized sofas, 11 sectional pieces, 4 talent chairman Mrs. Ronald A. tlve output.” said Robert H. 1 r,* Baggy Past* Comdiass Kozuch, Miss Patricia E. Cedor Franklin, research director lor of the — Strip Tiasart . Evary Thun. Night from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. chairs, and a unique chaise lounge. You can fit and Mrs. William H. T^ippeny the expenditure council. federal government. Jr. In response to a question from ^ fSqiaatisg Cborinas and ALU ITALIANO a them into your rooms in many exciting ways. All The monthly paper 'drive of FYanklin said there wsm some delegate Edwin H. May Jr., R- the local American Legion Post validity to the argument that an­ Wethersfield, Marsilus said it have a crisp, contemporary look, and all have will resume Sunday after a sum­ nual sessions would permit more was a “ myth that annual ses­ ^ C O R K ) mer layoff. The drive will start reliable budgeting but added sions would result in spends superior Kroehler constructioru, Styling features “ the remedy prescribed hardly at 9:30 a.m., Joseph GUI, post ing more money." | T H I f W A S assures a cure for the ills “ I don’t think it will cost any a Lawson back with chic row of low-set buttons. edmmander, armounced. ^ diagnosed. 1 All donors are asked to place more and it will make (or HlillfSQIi You have your choice of many gorgeous, rich fab­ “ The General Assembly al­ better government,” Marsilus their scrap paper, magazines or ready has more immediate and Reserv. CO 5-1551 cardboard on the curb dr porch said. *8Jk>-84.60-80JH) rics or easy-care plastic. See Fancy Free soon. more constructive remedies at He labeled the present pract­ early so ^ a t second trips will its disposal, if It genuinely as­ not be necessary. In case of bad ice of trying to project a budget ALL YOU CAN EAT ^ $3.00 Por Ponen pires to function as a truly co­ 24 months In advance as “ non­ weather, the drive wiU be held ordinate branch of govem- In our main dining room . . .- the following Sunday. sense,” and asked, "What priv­ mient..." ate corporation would, do bus­ [ K D i d i DANCING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .J ...Hospital J ' . Notes J o . , Franklin said the General As- iness in that way 7-^’ WUbur Cross Prky, Exit 84 Banquet Facilities Available Up To 450 Adm itt^ yesterday: Stanley „ „ ,b ly has the authority to de- "Are you advooUng 2(X) poli­ Wallingford Wass, Blllngton Ridge M ., yelop better techniques and tical jobs?" delegate Oennaro SECTIONAL QflOUPINQS Doris Buxton, Gehring Rd., streamlining Its operation-with- FYate asked Marslliui. VANOPRESS Tolland; Mrs. Fernanda Na­ out a constitutional change. MarslUus replied that he had from S 1 9 8 to S 4 9 8 deau. 14 Emily Dr.; Ernest Mrs. Rbbert Igoe of Trumbull confidence .the “ people would Uthgenannt, 7 Gem Dr.; Kath­ told the Constitutional- Conven'- elect the kind of reprMentatives SOFAS erine Dlmlck, Ellington; Eric tion Reapportionment Commit- they want.” Danziger, 124 Grand Ave.; tee that the Connecticut League May. queationed the widsom by Van Heusen Timothy Just, 7 Berger Bd. from sisa to sssD of Women.Voters supports all of wiping out the leglalatiire’e CmimnmhAtHi' Discharged yesterday: Irene resolutions calling (or regulac mandatory cutoff date. UNFORGEnABlE! CHAIRS Stodd, kei South St.; Mrs. annual sessions. "I (rankly don’t think the Gen­ ACADEMY AWARD PERFORMANCE [ (DjvapiUup TI m d a . A Vanopress shirt is permanently pressed the day it is Beverly' Gagnon and daughter, | “ The league believes that the eral Assembly or Congress are made... and it will never need to be pressed again! As­ Ellington; Mrs. Joyce Marley problems of state government capable of doing that them­ from S S 9 3 8 to f e e J M I tounding, but true. A blend of 65<:c dacron, 35% cot­ and daughter, 13 Daly Clr, have (become too vast and too selves,” May, a former "con- .ill))' '■ ^ Police- Arrests ton, it’s "Contour-Crafted” for the neat, tailored look. complex to be dealt with in five greaaman, remarked. Ronald D. Cummings, 19, ot _____months out of 24 months," she “ I have complete faith the Keith'* invite* yoq to tee over 250 color Stop in and buy an armful. Vanopress by 28 Regan St., was arrested at 's^ d legislators would adjourn when ,Van Hmisen, just ♦6.95 noon yesterday, under a war­ Mrs. Igoe said annual sessions their buslnaea ia done," Mar- approved fabrics a* featured in the September YOU HAVE A CHOICE rant issued by Circuit Court 12 would result in "m ors accurate sUtua responded. charging him with breach o i FREE MAIN ST. OF FOUR CREDIT FLANS the peace. iiiue of "House and Garden" Magazine . . . Carol Dr., was also Bond of *100 was posted for arrest. Ths eharge tnvolvas a PARKINQ (1) Regular Charge Cummings’ appearance In oourt June break into the Nutmeg warrant An a smillar e iih Sept. 28. He kras arrested by Phannacy. Bond of 8100 was posted, (2) 90 Days 4 Payment Plan Lt. Emilio Pellnini. i Emma May Thompson. 28, of trolman Frits made the arrest All are available iri "Custom Made" draperies, bedspreads, or In Our Own Joseph M. Dickenson, 27, of 41 Vemon Ave., was arrsstsd Both arrests involve a domee- MANCHESTER (8) 2 Years To Pay Hartford, kTM arrested yester­ under a wairant charging Her tks problem. BURNSIDE Lot Naxt to Storo 111") MAIN ST. Glenney^s canopies —- and by the yard .... (4) Free Lay-Awej day afternoon and charged with with breach of the peace. She breaking and entering and with posted (100 bond (or oourt ap­ Tke Herald’# Vemon Bo rean ...... '■ ...... A- Opposite the Bonnet Junior High School on Lower (8outh End) Mnln Btreat larceny. He posted *100 bond pearance Sept 21. Patrbiman la at 88 Fark Sk, RoekvOlOk MEN'S SHOP 789 MAIN ST. for oourt appSaranoe ^ept 21. Hetman Frtta mada the arrMt. F.O. Box i n , teL S76-81SS ar BIMBIBJMMinilMlIIIBMIW*^^ Lt. Edwin it Oailson made the Jrfarte B. Ouron, 80, e f S S48-27LL I t . T W■ BHi;]^iii«ia1itM«>*■,*J>'>.T■ ';■ fi ,■, }*. ',■ -f

- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1988 p A ^ i f b t j m v r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, MOB up in ouetont saddle shops- sad in ths mall ordsr trads. Ssddlsmaksrs pay about to portunity -that- comes only dnee kind of langu44;e from him, Frames for Saddles $4 for ths company’s mods! tor The Times In a tifetirtlfellms,’’ dear, even if he It an officer of ■Radio Tonight ohUdran snd u s for a WINTER COAT SALE W ilkie-Johndrow “ Dad, these kids don't believe the law. Tell him who you art.” standard man-slas ro]oping model me when I tejl them you used to “ ’The price may seem a bit Firm’s Only Product hull, wMoh 1s much1 u u gsr and To Say No throw 80 yard pasase In hi$^ high for a house this old, but we strongsr. Miss Judith Kathleen John- school. Here’s our football. can practically guarantee you MANCHESTER ' m s toramiut nsvsr rsmsm- 3 Days Only drow of mUngton became ths Show ’em how easy It is.” against loss, (^nddentlally, we Television DEMdRBST, Oa. (AP) )just left things tlw wajr they bars m s ) ^ a sldssaddla, but • bride of John C. W ilkie of Ver­ Are Many “ Don’t let it floor you just be­ hear the state plana to build a COMMUNITY COLLEGE there has' been one unusual or­ cause I ’m the boss and this is eix-lane highway right through 2 ytart (utl lime er I yeare part time • i « XoTto , ( 3-13) lOatar Ed Reiury Ford put Amerlba on are." non Saturday at the (Muroh of ( M O ^ ) Onie and Harriet der In his oarssr. STYU POR my Idea, Hennr. If you don’t this land." I Admiral Jack (34) lioral laeue In the prsssRt plant, there la St^lAfRe, Ellington. • BHsIntM Dala PrecMtlBe • Medical i eeietory Mamonr Lana wheels with the automobile, but only the imm at bandsaws and "Somebody ordered 80 sad­ By H AL BOYLE think It Is eountf, epaak right up . 40) LlOTd Ttaudni 1:00 ( 8-30-40) Patty Duka Trie bride li the dsMghter of "Just climb out from behind a Medical Lab A tslflasl • MarhsMSf (NetalO Q) The Ririeniaii (34) At laeue In this small north Georgia an slsotrlo drill or two to Indt- dles with a saddle horn dsslgnsd IMN. WOMIN Mr. and Mri. Wallace John- NEW YORK (AP) — Man's and say so.” that wheel, Buater, and I ’ll show liW (18) ^bacrlpUon TV to hold those smtiU trannstor • Builncic Admlnlalrallen (tocurasce) ( 8) Youna Man from Boatoa town, the word is stlU “ got a eats any modsmUation. drow Jr. of Mountain Rd, The ability to survive today depende “ Anybody can dance the frug you what I mean." f e i r frotoanua There are staoks of boards, radios,’’ P4tlmar stUd. “ That (13) My Uvinc Doll horse." ft CHILDtm bridegroom ii the son of Mr. on hie ability to say no. Come on, step out on the dance “ Why not take It home on ap­ ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEOffEE 8:10 (30) Shlndl* ____ It is hers that the produoUon piles of blocks and sawdust 4uid waa whan thay first earns out. 1 and Mre. Cairpll D. Wilkie of floor. I ’ll show you.” proval? If your wife doesn’t like (iS-IO) Youns Man from of saddletrees, or frames, con­ ahavlnfs on the floor. There are always wonasrsd how thsy Thera are so many things Piiona S49-9377 or write ter details K & T w a a d . * ■Boatnn Kelly Rd. “ Buy now, pay at your lei- It, you can always bring it 0) Bye-DenlKy tinues as 4ut 4kTt handed down wooden kegs with odd-shaped worksd out” WIN clutching at a man’s mind, time 4) miat'a NewT ( 8) Wdper teedal The Rev. Maurice Sullivan, ■ure.’’ back,” . k) ( k)'7 k. It ( k, ( I p) WWrlyWrde 9:00 (10-33-30) KBC Moyte (C) tor generations. horns whlon go on the sadols- psAtor of the Church of St. 4U)d pocketbook that he has to “ Be a sport. Dad. If you make “ What if the tax people have RMky and Hie Frlendi (34) Creative Peraon The Edward Flor Oo.. which tress: Oval honts for cattle ro­ HOSMTALAUXILWftf ( 3-13) Dirk Van Dyke Stoedes Off a Month SEUCTION Luke, performed the double adopt a negative attitude as a the down payment, I ’ll save up challenged your 1962 Income ;0B 3) N ct«. SporU. Weathw says It Is thi largest firm of its ping, big, round, shiny ones for < 9:30 ( 8-»-40) Burke'e l-AW rihg ceremony. Bouquets of matter of eelf-defense. If he and meet all the installments. return. Don’t let ’em bluff you. ;U I 8-40) Peter Jennln**—New* (34) Pi>lnt of View type In the world, has been op­ sxpenslvs Msadoan-style sad- 10) Newi, Weather BTOCKH O U f — FuUy sffso- white gladioli ware on the al­ can’t learn to say no, the piran­ Oroaa my heart I will." Threaten to take them into ( 3-13) Our Private World erating 83 years. It reports that dies, high horns fo r trick riders. 615 MAIN ST. •;a> I 8) WalWr Cmnkite 10:00 ( 3-13) lAicy-Deal Comedy Hr. tivs this ys4ur tor ths first time tar. has of civilisation will eat him "What if you are on a diet? court. They’ll back down.” 113) Neiraheait bualneas Is betterr than over. A saddlstrss starts with a I 40) Cheyenne |34) H. H. Munro was a 1968 law that givss all The bride, given in marriage alive. One little piece of chocolate Yes, it's the invitations a man 10:30 (30-40) ABC Scone From rough pine and poplrur MANCHESTER 110^-30) Huntley-Brlnkley block of wood out apart and wags and salary S4umars In Swe­ by her father, wore a floor- He will get Into Atuations that cake won't hurt you.’’ rejects that add yeari to his 8) Burfalde Six ( 8) One Step Beyond lumber, 88 skilled craftsmen In U:00 ( 8-«-10-13-3(iA3-30*)) No glued together at a shaii> angle, den a tour-week vacatioa. Many length gown of allk organea, even Houdinl couldn’t extricate “ You don't have to take that peace o( mind. 134) Thla la Lnodon Engaged a tin-rooted building timi out 1,- • 43 (iO) Peter Jennlnia—Newa Swrte. Weather m a will be the fork which hMds oompanisa elossd for all July. trimmed with appliques of alen. hlinself from. He will go under. (18) Por AduIU Only 3(X) to 1,4(X) ready-for-leather the saddle horn. INSTANT ftOi (34) What'a NewT The engagement of Miss con lacsT The gown waa To endure, a fellow must ( 3) Llttleet Hobo 11:1* (10-90) Tonikht Show (C) Nancy Jean McNeill of Man­ saddle frames svsry week. In Then the oantle, which siip- (18) In Public Intereat (30) ABC NfehtvTrhtllfe ■ any style, shape or slse a horse­ designed with elbow-length learn to turn a deaf ear to entic­ . Spor. I Final chester to Robert Charlea Radle porta a horseman’s backbone (10) Death Valley man wants. sleevea, scooped neckline and ing suggestions. For example, (30) News. Weather 11 30* (12) Movie of West Hartford haa been an­ and provides rest for his legs. It ( .?) Movie " _ The operation la moatly wood, ehapel-length train. H f r veil of here are a few commonplace (30) I Led Three Llvea nounced by her parents, Mr, and Is orescent shaped and may be 11:28 ( 40) Men- Orlffin Show glue and nalla, and with tMuid- It's •xeltfiMI imported allk illusion waa ar­ Invitations that can leaii only to EARNINGS . T:18 (80) IpoHe Camera ( 8) Movie aa high as 6H Inches at the M ck (2S) ftimmer Hl)rhll)(hta Mrs. Blakely IMcNelU of 171 S. aawa and rough fllea. ranged from a crown of seed confusion, bankruptcy, regret or 7:80 (10-23-80) Vlnrlnlan (C) 11 so (23) Tonight Show (CD Main Bt. and 14 Inches across. The oantle Foreman Leater Pabner, who Is cut from blocks Of wood gluod shopping at. pearla and Irtdescenta. She car­ disaster; DlvldMidB P4iM fraiN (tey MKit SATCHDAk-S TV WEBK FOE OOMTLEUE LI8TINO Her fleuice it Uie aon of Mr. ried a cascade bouquet of white “ It’s only a small friendly has been with the company 36 together and shaped by band­ of depofit — 4 times a and Mrs. Elmer Radle of West years, says the buslneaa haa saw and file. pompons and ivy. game, and we’ll put a limit on Hartford. changed little since it began in SERVICI the size of the beta. You’ll be year. i ! The cantle and fork 4iro sepa­ Mra.,^John Sojka of Elling­ Miss (MoNedll is a 1M3 grad­ 1888. rated by two bare, or pieces of ton, a cousin of the bride, was home before midnight, I prom­ uate of Mainchester High School " I went to work there In wood, shaped to fit a horse’s ths matron of honor. Brides­ ise you.” At the beglniilnf t t Jbmo- 1989,” Palmer laid. “I started Radio and a 1960 graduate of Hartford back. maids were Miss Karen John- "But supposing I am the one ary, April, July aad Oc­ (TM* nstiiiK lnchia«« only thode newi IwoadoMte of !• or 1* Hospital School of NUralng. She in the same job mv father had, When the cantle, bars and dro>w of Ellington, sister of the to go first, Henry. Would you tober. mlmite length. Somo statlofM tmrrr other ahort newacMt*-) Is employed on the nursing staff and he w o rk ^ with the mpa- fork are fitted together, they bride; and Mrs. Richard San­ want to marry again, supposing at the Institute of Living. Hart­ ny about 60 years.” are braced with Iron atrape and you met someone who was real­ *12:15 Sign Off toro of Rockville. WDBC—13M ^ w n c —1»6* ford. "We used an old undershot rings for stimipa. Most of the The attendants were Identl- ly attractive? Now tell me the 8:00 Lorn John Wada 5:00 Afternoon Edition Mr. Radle la a 1960 graduate water wheel to pull two llnea of frames then get a coat of stiff eaUy dressed In floor-length truth.” * 1:00 Dick Rohinson 6:00 Newa. 8ix>rla. Weathar machinery. When the old place 1:06 Newa. Sign Off 6:36 Light 'n Lively of Oonard High School, West cheesecloth and rough brown •gowns of gold brocade with “ Let me pick up the tickets WBOB—919 6:45 Blue of Evening Hartford, and is employed at burned .down, there was just one glue. Expensive ones are paint­ matching headpieces. The ma­ for the show, and you handle the 6:00 Hartford Hlghllxhta 7:06 Oonvereatlon Piece Wiremold Oo., Elmwood. electric motor used, and it ran a ed white and covered with tron of honor carried a cascade dinner tab for the bunch. 7:00 Newa 7:20 Chet Huntley drill press.” hand-stitched rawhide. 6:00 Oaallght 7:36 Red Sox va. Indiana An October wedding is plan­ bouquet of pink pompons and Okay?” 13:00 ()ulet Houra 10:10 Nlghtbeat ned. “ We tried to modernise once The rough saddletrees then Ivy while the bridesmaids “ 'Try one of these. It's a rec­ WIICF—133* 11:00 Newa or twice, but it didn’t seem to are shipped to saddlemakers carried cascade bouquets pf ipe I made up myself. You mix 6:00 Dial 13 ____ _ 11:16 Sporta Final work out,” Palm er said. “ We across the country. Many wind deep pink pompons. 6:45 JohAny Egan. Sporta 11:30 Art JohaItaly’s crop was m physics lit bas been dropping. Next: The New Biology saved from the disastrous floods to pay urgent bills? "Chemlaptry today,” he eald, last week because most vines SMILING W SERVICE '*6i the key for going into biolo­ grow on the hillsides. But there GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES gy and idl fields allied with Shotps Concern was major damage on the medlVerona, $ 300 $18 $ 25 $12.50 It's fun shopping at . . vfhort It's ooty to ehorgo! Science Foundation wasn’t por- his power to bring a quick end where prized dries are to the grave armed (xmflict be­ 600 36 50 25 tloularly interested in the idea produced, waa also harmed. 900 54 75 cf a new chemistry course when tween India and Pakistan. Chianti was fortunate because 37.50 M was first suggested to it in The Pope, addressing a gener­ it is on the hillsides of Tuscany, 1,200 72 100 50 al audience at his summer 1907. Two years alter, however, where the lowlands were de- LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED the foundation sponsored a writ­ palace, did not specify what vasted. ing conference at which 19 high steps he might take. Vatican In Germany, growing condi­ school and college chemistry sources said his moves probably tions for Rhine wines have been T H E CONNECTICUT BANK t9S((RterB got together to write would be' through diplomatic the moat unfavorable since 1967. A N D TRUST COMPANY first draft of the Oehm-Bond channels. But volume was expected to be E The Pope has used such 16 N. BIAIN ST. 898 MAIN 8X materials. only slightly below the 1964 Thousands of women are mak­ channels for attempts to ease bumper crop. MANCHESTER FARKADE Those matertals were tried conflicts in Viet Nam, Cyprus ing Revlon’s Etema “27" an cut in the schools end revised and the Dominican Republic. Mveral times before commer­ absolute beauty essential of Towii & Country Shoes cial publication started in Jcmu- YALE GETS GRANT life Tested by world famous ary this year. WASHINGTON (AP) — Yale It's oxcltlng scientists, Etema “ 27” was "Unfortunately,” Strong said, University has been granted “ th e ‘Mome high schools are ^11 us- proved to bring dramatic re­ pogo” .... 844.3B0 from the National Science shopping at... sults to the skin of 6 out of 10 l^ o u r earUer materiala.” Foundation for projects on gla­ How is it working outt cial drifts and the Antarctic women tested I a back-tO"School must! “ W e’ve followed some of our Ocean. SMILING W SERVICE P ils from the trial period into Connecticut’s senators an­ ege chemistry,” Strong re­ nounced Tuesday that George H. nplied. “They semed to do a UtUeDenton will receive $38,600 to iMitter; there were fewer that study glaciers and Dr. K a ii IM- Be sure the Pogo is part of your curricu­ failed, more who got high reklan will receive $10,880 to lum this fall. It’s everyboday’s campus grades.” stody the Antarctic Ocean. Strong voiced an opinion favorite in sandstone, butternut, black Aared with many sdenUaU in buck or tan waxhide leather. S 1 3 Slfferent disciplinm:' it " I f the etomentaiy school Sm Otir Giont r ’lldenoe programs mak* a real iflilferenoe In what the pimils Dhplay of School bring to the high 4Khoots, then SoppHot! v.tbe high school 4Mlence pro- gram s must be re-thought and A ^ H U R 'S ^W ivlaed. ' “ R ’s the elementary sdcnoe sale! Free! Free! Free! Cantrece " pasHion 1 accenrs by M c ( M m 3 p. *4.95 jew ctW Y 4 SILVERWARS receive 1 pr. FREE W A T C H E S PRECioUi I S TO N E S f CHINA

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Short sleeve chelsea collar with perky S U O O R < ^ * mkW derinjnjf Fashion Shoes for mismated feet at no ^ad< t i onal fcharge— A Town tie in royal, green, white, beige, black- roytil in sizes 7-15. $ | 8 and Country eixclusival Mr. Hogan is T Iffl man who designed the Pogo and gold. 10-18. $ 9 917 MAIN 8TREET-4dANCHESTEB Junior Dreasea— Fashion Floor Sportawaar-^Main* Floor MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 196R “2& as the Haitian feudal soonomy, ths peasant farmer doesn’t ooncslve Inside of a good market for a good mere ,lmperU«t, althcugh It map be a Jimmy Breslin Aid Fails in Haiti, orop,' Cotton, mwlng nearij shade more subtle and oomplitated. arila, always has baen pur- The good news Is that the Ameri­ Report ehassB by Port au Prlnos mar- (Oeattaoad troas Pa|b » ohsnts tor flva or six esnts a EttRttUtj^ Iftrallk can Medical Association haa gone to Ifeporl ' Only Rats Prosper (C •) pound. such organised ef^rt to wage a war pries with live duoks and oMok- .. m a Tha Instltuta, through a ssrlsa against a disease instead of soma war • V ' "y ans hanging by thslr faot from •a oMlgaUoii to can open non- By LOUn UemTELUE ♦mover Usw a tira six ysara sgo. of small loans to peasants, sn- agsUnst some political administration, R ew laiid^’llBTHM Jr the potos.' And old man oarry- wire Borvtos eona^BUtonta. PORT AU PIUNCB, HaMl Before s new Urs was obtained, oouragsd praper eultlvalton of a the road project stopped and ths batter grads of eotton, than paid , Re^ri D. Nf««k Ing patMng oases which wars so For KtamfU, one oprraspondent (AP) — Rata Infeat HaiU. They _ or some aot of Oongreas. earth movar was forgotten. 10 cants a pound. Ootob«r 1. Utl We believe that this AMA crusade heavy ths msn staggsrsd as for a major Mldwastsm paper asst In ths Uilok grassroof of a In tha potentially rich Aril •Dm . program started slowly against venereal disease was delibeiiate- thsy sralkad. They immediately who doesn’t play ball wUb ths peasant's hut anr many. Haitians, the mon­ Ths Duvaller government no ^ RBd the AtoT. 18 aesalon w m vbry followed becauto two policemen longer maintains the dam and tions. S stood behind him and made Mm advisers, the White House press goose project is a fair illustra­ b is «C TCpuWoaUoB spoolBl 4tB- a doctor is to fight disease. the irrigation canals. They are Similar loon programs have c t nearly ad earetuUy staged as a go. The conductor said he was corps is filled in on top Itvsl tion of the effectiveness of for­ iofiB MB Bliw UBITTOd. ______Why mould any other concepf of the B r e a ^ y play. ' clogged with lilt, limiting agri been carried out for com and Portuguese Imports sick end wanted to go home. dsrriopmsnts as never Mfore. eign aid in tha Wastam Hemi- grain, with similar results In the dootor ever have been permbitted to •ms MmpiotM «M tositomiig- On top of ths White House •ptiere's poorest nation. One cultural development of the val­ riftosttoA . Of Bto PyosidtaUal The pQlicsmen took him and ley. past 13 months, according to tha ------aspoartos 1b acTOrtlBRlOBtB attain prominence T stuffad him onto ths train. With staff hieraRhy,-IV. Moyers on one hundred million drilara haa insUtuta’s figures. Portairuess craftimen hand blow thdSB « aoattarlB 31«o ilanchoator newa/ oortleranoa, wWoh bagw Student Feted occasion oounta:irmanded an or-1 been epentspent to aid Haiti since One aid project has been sue Ths natural role of the doctor is to aa ah IndoAmal olustor of report- a loud sob, Lai Ctaon Duong The institute has spent $3,046, ■tartsd tha train opd Inched out dsr to dunm correspondents Worid War nR. . Most of it came eessful In recent years, and Its 300 since 1961 end has made wine and cordial sets in the most ex­ take charge in time of trouble. on ereWfUtol Afotind tha Ptasi- Jtlas Angel Angela Maiy'Taata at ______■ elloBt et N. ■. A. aorrlco, toe. of the stetion.. " y hon­ from a Presidential helicopter from tha United States. But ths success helps explain soms of loans to 10,000 of Haiti’s 600,000 quisitely clear glass colors, combined How could It ever have come about dent’s dsskin ssaroh of oaswers 68 Harlan St. wgs recentl; the failures. «bUi6ors HobriMBtatlTOB — T j*. Through the town of Phan ored at two lunoheona osfore and replace them with Secret deterioration of the country peasant families. with twisted stems and stoppers in SSi^SMeiai ^ that people could think of doctors as to qusstUM. AA tha naws oon- Service agente. Such treatment CTDiliwt aod *a»oa. • Thiet; all flvt blocks of It, Lai departing to Shigland to assume seems to continue. In 1861, Duvaller signed a "We are trying to create crystal. Choice of Pea­ 'TMBBR AXn»T BURBAU OS' dBOULk- individuals who might make trouble fsriioa movsd to evat laggsr au- Chon Duong Shd Chu Van CMfch is something new for tbs Whits Much of the aid was for road $8.6-miIlton credit agreement revMuUon of expectation by ditartwiu. told telsvlaton - radio studies at the l^ to r la Hospital cock Blue, Smoked Blue about the terms under which they ren­ stood erect In thS cab of the School at Nursing, Blackpool, House press. construction and maintenance. with the International Develop­ breaking the peasant apatlw coverage w u permitted,, it be- Consequently, It’s understand­ Yet the 300-mlle ride from Port ment Bank. Under it, an insti­ and Ignorance,’ ’ Delej says. "If or Amber. Slant brandy dered their services T diesel ehglne, *11)4. train passed Ehiglandi canto toss of a nova grijhsring through a wall of rolled barbed Mrs. Gregory West of IS able that many reporters would au Prince to Les Cayes, a south tute of agricultural and industri- we introduce expectation and sete, same colors, server ftor Tuoaday r- 1 p.BO. ilie truth is, of course, that people devtoe and moto'ot a toiewoaae wire and' sandbaCk bunkers. want to help Moyers by asking em port city, takes more than al development was established hope, production and spirit will fW• Wodntodaywvoneewj — I* p>»»«. m Tuea^. Huntington St. and her daugh­ and 6 glasses $7.50. Also 1V)P• ThurodayThuraday — 1 p.Bj,p.Bi, WodnoadayWadiioaday. were never able to think of their in­ torprUMtoito. Past tMs, the train 'waa out In ters, Miss Carla West and Miss a question that won’t hurt any­ 15 hours by Jeep Today. It was i as an autonomous branch of the rise. (Otherwise the erosion and see set of six Cordials, ’ — 1 p.m. Thuiaday. dividual doctors in such terms. Odnasqusoiay, p n r id ^ JOm- the countryside. Lai Chon Duong Pamela West, feted Miss Teata body anyway. But . they do it at a four-hour trip by car In 1987, Haitian government. The deterioration of the country, and soh’ eamtst ha Uaaiad tor puah- lient' over a little' bit; Om Van on Saturday, Aug. 3X, at Wil­ the risk of destroying the preqs the year Francois Duvaller be- director, Jean Delej, a U.S. cit- the population explosion, will Whiskey Sour, Sherry. 1 'dSta^t: 80^ii^'aaoh day a* But the organisation image was, too ing ate«g tha aaxt logtoaltotep • ■ai 1 axeapt daturday — t abil______Chick took tomstHing out of Ms lie’s Steak House. Miha Bruno conference as the only way of came president, | Izen, as.sumed control over mon- foroe the peasant into atarva- Brandy, Wine or Cordial much of the time, that kind of Image. In thto dovAopment: Takliig Hie pocket and dropped It on the Primus of 66 Harlan St. and subjsotlng the President to Near Lea Cayes a hugs earth ey and hiring, tlon." glasses,, each glass a dif­ riskdhtof pteaa eenfareness by tough, unrehearsed examina­ mover sits abandoned on a rise | The Institute’ set out pro- Wadnaaday, Saptambar t Now, it would seem, the intelligence floor.’ He bent down to pick tt her daughter, Mies Susan Prim­ to Duvaller has been pressing ferent color! $8.60 to and good sense and the good spirit of g ttism in sdtaaee. Up. tihih train moved through us, also hosted a Mneheon for tion. In the rutter road. The initials vide financial and technical as- for a renewal of large-scale for wtot iliappMAd'on-asig. Miss Teat*. FVlenda wnd rela­ UI6 PUbUrtis^ Nrtrspaper U.B.A." are stenciled on the alstance for the small peasant eign aid, wMch was cut off in $7.50. Attractively boxed. the ordinary doctor haa begun to pene­ rice fields, with the breeze from Ms ’ • A the ocean making the rice seem tives from the area attended doors. Weeds grow through the farmer — and also a market for 1962 amid charges of political A Pmjrinattc Suece**? trate the thinking and policy of his na­ ■Atthou^ aidas of pzasidwU to bS Waving' goedhya to the both parties. ifine hood. Peasants In the his product. interference and flnoncial irre- tional organisation. HUenhower’ and Kennedy frO- train. ;*Itae'rice flelda Slipped The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marine Weather Bghborhood ■ay ths earth This was the key feature. In taonslMllty. 8 Tba DoTOlnJcan RapuWic haa allppad Fighting disease ia what doctors arc qtisnUy- tried to pIssW a fiiss- away And now the real country­ Henry H. Peck, Miss Teat* left for England from Kennedy Air­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — aff ttea fpoiit pafaa. Wh%t nawa there ia for. And for the AMA to remember Hon or twor before a na#s er Instance, the House Its- tratn- moved along with Lai Chon weeks after that, when the land Sound; an free alimtiona. But it was hardly in of your questions g^t answered. pubMean •’Whits paper'* attack­ Duong flat on his stomach now search party finally catches up Variable vrinds mostly souther­ O F MANCHESTER office for 4* hours, on such a lofty mis­ Have you ever, aside from question ing Mr. Johnson’s posHloo on and C3iu Van CMch jumping up with Lal Chon Duong and Chu ly, 10 knots today and tonight Van CMch, they could schedule sion, whan it found itself oompelied to of comfort, taste, and speed, wondered V M Nam had Coma Out a day and down to look out tha wlH' and northerly 10 to 18 knots dow. • a trip. Thursday. Partly cloudy today resort to censorsh^t, and to ban from about the comparative water con­ aarUet Bonis qusrtlon about It was'bAUnd to'ta askSd. Bof tht When the shooting started. It So there was no train ride to and tonight. Fair Thursday. Vis­ the air tha military radio atatlon over sumption involved in taking a bath or Piaridantlal. aides plaMsd a .wae B-emendoue. Nobody'knows Nha Trang tMs time. And there ibility 3 to 8 miles Improving arhich tha redoubtable Oeneral Wessln taking a shower? question that put ths RspuMI- who shot first, the Vietnamese is no train ride to any place In to better than 8 miles Thursday. Marine Observations was Stm broadcasting his dissatisfac­ The current water shortage along the oans In the worst Ught-^ soft soldiers in the cabooses or the Viet Nam. The fighting has gone Viet V Cong up in the hills. But so well that a railroad train, Westhampton Beach — scat­ YouVe never had so muef^ tion with tha fact that tha provisional Atlantic Seaboard haa produced an an­ pKch that the presidsiit eoUld, and did, knock out of ths park. everyb^y certainly fired a gun. even an armored train, can’t go tered clouds, vis 7 miles, temp regima was in office. swer. •nis questloadoy has come into ganda, it takes bet-ween 20 to 40 gal­ quested the oorrespondent for all. Re' was smart. He was it, the Viet Cong stole the en­ SSW 8 knots. comfort for so little! : stretched out on Ms stomach. gine, turned it around, and ran Stratford Point — foggy, vis dffloa with the blessing of the organi­ lons of water to take a bath. one hugs Eastern papSr to AAk a raesUcn that would anqble Chu Van Chich was beside Mm, It .at the Saigon station at top 8 miles, temp 64, wind ESE 3 sation of American States, which atlU But it takes only from 8 to 10 gal­ the President to expound on the bouncing up and down so quick­ speed. knots. retains enough miliitary force, chiefly lons of water to take a shower. neoeaslty for a setUement In thS ly the - sweat poured off him. S United States personnel, in the country •The apnount of Water required for Bteri contract talka. •ITm oorre- The train went through heavy to halt any resumption of fighting, tha spondent flatly refused on gsA- shooting.. It ended. Only snipers the shower is, then, unless one gets in­ •ral prinriplee. would be aiming at the train for Stearns & Foster assumption la that the new regime can volved in some extra long aria, fairly ( OouTtesT Wadsworth Alhaneuai. Hortfecd- th s White House aides then a while. The next concentration bo pronounced secure for tha time standard, not varying much from went to another correspoadekt, of Viet Cong undoubtedly would being, and wiU be able, l^ o re any at­ shower to shower. “SEA PICTURE WITH BLACK’ Helen Frankenthaler who jalbhout a howl of glee. E allsta. in the complete submersion method. the abatraot expreesientot paint* PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO It is to ba hoped thatt the provisional Ings of the BO’s end do’s to often Laitlik team engaged tar the op- Be began running In place. Up .N Quite naturally, the water con- Jimmy pbAlte version of thS quesUon- ahead, where the train had to regime win have equal hick in drawing servatiohlsta recommend the shower Why Viet Rails Rust the resuK o f A debeaM and de­ plsfitmig technique. They tried cross a Wooden bridge, he could 17 O A K ST„ 643-5171 Comfort Built from toelr hiding place all the weapons Over, the bath. cisive struggle on the part of the to puhta habitual qusaUoa ask- aea that the bridge had been that foimd their way into the hands of There are a few personb now living, artist to transfer intact an emo- ere .toroid but 'what bad.in tampered with. During the ardinary Dominicans during the April Breslin tion within to a patoUng otRsida m l ^ 's o that the' XTnSMSnt night,! the Viet Cong’s great 400, who grew up in the day of America’s him self. Pew contemporary art­ ccWM to alerted. HQ section, sapper platoon, had revolution, so-that the danger of some unquestioned greatness, who could giVe ists rhave .achieved success on Que -veteran conas|>aadent. come with two water buffalo few uprising from the extreme left can these modem conservationists a les­ PHAN THIET. Viet Nam — do la exciting. As stated In rows qf yellow cam wt hitto thtotAttothetic battlefield as brU- known for tough, aggreaaive and 16 old ladles and moved the Stearns & Foster builds a lot of comfort into this outstan$^ The railroad which runs beside writing he wants to capture a where women alt And m R black questioning was appropidied. railroad tracks <«u^ the bridge ■bb diminlahed too. son or two. Baady M haa Helen Frankan- the sea from. Phan Thlet to couple of ‘ Viet Coiig trying to market cokes While they nurse tbaler. 8he to one of thoha rare He poUteto dsOlned i to Imveal three feet to the Mgtat. It would ing bedding value. Mattresses are made with 312-coil in- P . n D^tohding on how wril this difficult There was a time when three gal­ Nha Trang is a long, rusting put a mine under his railroad babies. end, talented arUsts who 1m be- his q(Uestlon fo r the day. Be- take the government a week ,byainaks of transition goes in Dominica, nerspring units of medium firm steel. Over the unit goiirt lons of water, dipped out of the rain strip of one-meter-guage track. tracks. Then he wants to order The engineer o f the train waa <3Cta« “ distinguished’’ b e ( ^ ahs eauije tbts i oorreapoiident rep­ and a mtllion dollars worth of and on its success in negotiating an en­ barrel and heated in a wash tub over a Green and yellow painted 900 a whole town but to the railroad standing alongside the diesel. Him become “ cdd.” Through her resents a Wire servioe and un­ equipment to fix it. Stearns & Foster's exclusive quilted cotton Insulo cushion J,. trance for a valid regim e' which is horsepower diesel engines pull tracks • to be witnesses. Dinh His name wae Lai Chong nalBtlngs, she oommunlcstes in written . custom dictatss that A great smile came on Lai then 40 lbs. of cotton felt . . every inch quilted to prevej^t wood fire, could provide quite a service Duong. He wore black pajamas. '■Mure enough to stand .without the .on trains along these tracks when­ Van De then would make one m abstract. Mors than “ flow- wlrA service reporters be rec- Chon Duong's face when he got on a Saturday night, doing almost as ever the people in charge of the of the 'Viet Cong sit down on His assistant, Chu Van Chich, SM, are pretty," "Sunsets ars ogntoed at eacb press, confer­ -off the floor and saw the trouMe shifting and lumping. Exclusive pre-built, quilted, Seat Edges the scene backing of outside military good a job as a modem 40-gallon bath railroad can find an engineer top of a mine. The other Viet wore gray pajamas. Another haaiiafu;," or "look, k>ok at the ence, lie whs palled upon to ask on the tracks. He quickly placed keep edges firm and trim even after years of use. Side veif- force, the United States has a good on the first lucky customer, and not with enough guts to take a Cong would stand off to the side man, probaMy the conductor,' ,liandM>me people," hkr paint­ hto question anyway. Ms railroad' train into reverse ^^banoe of claiming at least some prag­ ' train out. The Vietnamese, who ' and push down hard on the stood with them. All three were ings say what words somehasr Htatover, the PraaMSst has and, with a minimum of gun- tilators breath fresh air into the mattress as you sleep. C o ^ much worse than a 7-galIon shower on so afraid they. were hokt^ matic rightness for its act of armed in- do not like to show any emotion plunger that makes the mine go fall to convey; In her lOW patnP handles, firmly built into sidewalls, make for convenie|^ the last customer, depending somewhat at all, weep openly whenever a off. onto each other’s hands. ,.(8«a Page Urventiaa last April. Not even a pro- log pictured bare, •‘Baa Picture on the size of the family. If there train ia scheduled to leave. Just "That’s a beautiful idea,” The train Consisted of an en­ with Black" from toe collection turning. Matching box springs are made with a 63-ooil w ir||r gine, two flat cars loaded with tiU u p . m . Statable praoticai result, however, will were any impurities left, they would outside of Phan Thiet, the Viet Dinh Van De was told recently. of the W a d sw oi^ Athsneum, it O f tied unit on sturdy spruce frames. The covering is an attrsm> Cong like to sit on the railroad “Thank you.” he said. "It lumber poles and crates of nuoc Mattresses sHpe out the rest of the hemisphere’s be sermonised out in church the next to the dynamic, poetry of ths sea tive gray-and-white pin stripe. Full or twin sizes, mdttresfM JMtter memory that, .when we landed tracks and have their lunch and very necessary.” mam. Nuoc mam is a sauce that, she' has cimtursd^ a-snan H e r a ld ; THURSDAYS morning. The on e. hour sermonizing they become very angry if a "It’s too bad your railroad made of rotted fish and it is Box Springs we violated our own treaty abet, so to sp a u , not of sun* or box springs, $38 each. KING SIZE OUTFITS (72x80" ) I5Y. gave a good deansing service, inside train comes along and disturbs isn’t electrified,” he was told. the most popular thing in all stance but eensatkm. The orAsh- ^ ^ t e r d a y s FRIDAYS ^edga never to do such a thing. Nor of Viet Nam, which is why you QUEEN SIZE OUTFITS (60x80") 110. and out. them. This situation bothers "Why is this?” he said. ing waves eouM be on the O dd Twin or full sizes will any of our good neighbors be able Lt. Col. Dlnh Van De, province "Because then you could never should invite a Vietnam­ Coast, Teqerife, or Maine. It ap­ v>* soon to forget the ease with which we chief of Phan Thiet. He takes make them kneel down onto ese Into the house. After the flat pears as a seascape tor Every­ /liS' Years it as a personal insult when­ the tracks and stick their cars there was one passenger man. Helen irrankeRthalsr Is s^'^Dpnisl J, FVdey made our own summary determination, Seeietary Of State Hoover? ever anybody tries to blow up tongues onto the third rail.” car and then' three cabooses. one of the most prominent paint- af the character of a revolution inside FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and one of his railroad trains. loaded with Vietnamese aoidlere ^.tev asolitasd as AasiAt- "Oh, I see,” Dinh Van De era In the New York Schori (an Jotnh Church in another sovereign coimtry. All the old his warmest supporters have now tri­ “ We catch aome* of , these said. His eyes gleamed.. who already bad tbekr gtms InspIraMon aot inetMtiUon).. umphed over the better judgment of • iA elaasic arguments about intervention— persons trying to do this and After this exchange of ideas, sticking out the windows. The A graduate of Bennington pel- the State Department, the White House, all we give to them is a month, Dinh Van De picked up an at­ train had not moved' an inch lege in Vermont, Fhonhentlitler First totally new mattress construction it Intervention is bad non-intervention uid the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ two month, three month In pris­ tache case and said he had to yet, but they were ready to fight has exhibited widely around the . ' . 0 T m A g o might be still more calamitous—are mittee. on,” Dinh Van De was saying go to Nha Trang. A railroad (or their lives. The war is going wortd and Is the recipient of VtodVltoAsM W s to Rotary now set reverberating for a few more Thanks to Mr. Hoover the uncom­ yesterday. "This is not enough. train was scheduled to depart very well in this dfstrict. several hlgta-ranklng interna­ promising antKktmmunist claque has OIfkb abriit hto tflp to Syria and hemisphere years. In this argument, the I have asked the commanding in the afternoon. Dinh Van De The passengers ' clustered tional awanto. She la married to succeeded in putting off a vote to ratify officer of the Second Corps Area about the one car. They were Lshknoa.. ■ alternative is, of course, never available went out to the landing atrip a titan of modem art, the paint­ a consular treaty signed last year with if, with all my conscience, with and waited for a plane. women in brown ' shirts and er R otort Motherwell. Fhysloal- for actual analysis. the Soviet Union. The treaty would pro­ f all my responsibility, I can do The railroad station was at black pants who carried long ly beautiful. Intellectually posr- vide for Soviet consulates in several A .ThoiMrIlt f«r Today in 20 years One must believe as a general prlncl- Bomethlng else to them.” the end of a row of alleys of erful — ^•ahe to a dashing end Enhance your dtlee in the United States and for »»•. however, that there is no hoj^ for What Dlnh Van Da wants to sand which run between long (8 m Page Bevta) iReristibto arttoL" aysosdrdd by tbs 1 American consulates in the Soviet ';.Ce«psll of ' the world so long as big powera, no Union. Employes would-be granted the Blatter how benevolent, consider them­ immunities customarily reserved for living with a selves abovs the law and above their (Uplomatle envoys. Cbristto Plpto Btooktog "H e bStM to tsac& them that awn agreenlents. The pragmatic sue- J. Edgar Hoover vehemently opposed the treaty in Senate hearings, arguing tha Boa of ntod must suffer Englander® Firm aess which Involves a breach of princl- that, it'would help'the Russians in their Fischetti many things, stid bs'cejaotod by You*re never ^ e la never, unfortunately,, allowed, to intelligence- work. Secretary, of Stats ths ridsrk and ths ddaf prissts Cable-Nelson beoome a closed, one-chapter story. The I>edn Rusk' aptly replied that U.S. and toe sorlbss, and ba Killad, alone when you and after Ibraa days itaa aiatai. gams of. aouequeaces Is a long, long aedirtty cOuId beat be protected by wepr a Sonotone Comfort Seal ® guArdIng the nation's sacrets,' and not ^ h . told tbto pK- by'closbic Its Sodety, Sonotonc® Hearing Aids But Mr,.Hoover’s buddies In the Sen- Iks ptolnlBrl MUbody il|Bt- rcan break the sound barrier Piano n ^ , tnchidihg hfe foriner employe, Con­ sopusa Jesua of Uytog to mie necticut's Sen. Thomas J. Dodd,', decid­ people Into fbUesrlng Bton With thai s6 ^ e n separates a mother uom her children AMA Pldu A Right Fiirht ed to support the EBI’s foreign policy protplMs of mountbig to bsavan Ndthing else will make home life more Sleep Queen rather than the State Department's. "on tloweiy beds of Aom." Re. . . . and people of all ages R is double good news that the And then the right-winger’s got into tbs Savior Himself, must suf­ from those they love. pleasant, more fulfilling, than music you ■ American ' Medical Aasodation has the act and began flooding the Senate fer. .All who follow Him must There’s a wide variety 6f IUkI your children erjeate yourself. Cable- with letters of protest, forecasts of suffer. There to no otliSr way— •lieaad a nationwide attack on the pbwerful, dependable Nelson pianos, with their full-size, •larinlng increase In venereal dlseasedir doom, And threats^ of poUticai reprisal He ts)U us ptoinly. smooth responsive action are carefully if the SenAte agre^ to such a dattardf But we wtaoee celling it to Sonotone Hearing Aids mmtmg the American people. ly thing aa a cooperative treaty with to bflnt othors to Btaa see eon- to fit your needs. Rely regplated so that each note is perfectly Here's an entirely new kind of Innerspring mat­ n # Brat part of the good news is~ the Soviets. ‘ y Sri sride on Sonotpne to help restore balanced to bring you the sound of fine tress with an entirely new kind of comfort. riemental. As the Association dtes, Bo, certainly not to his credit. Presi­ iHe piessufe of hearing. -piano music. There are a dozen fine fur­ eentaMl dtaease seenu on the rise al- dent Iiyndon Johnson has soft-pedalpd tsr.^jUter aM,* we d« ? t want to niture Btyles and finisheB available . . . There is no coil feel. No edge sag. No squeak­ his support of the treaty, and Senate friglitsn BTisybedy dsray from M l for Appaintnwnt -> ing. Only firm, relaxing support on high-grade mset everywhere, attaining “ epidemic Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, with Rim! Bo we worii up a nnd of < Homt or Offict on6 to fit your room scheme perfectly. fropprtlona’’ In aome of the larger steel coils totally encased in luxurious urethane the excuse that a vote on it would em­ propagenda for Ohrist’a way SONOTONE d ltl^ and teflectlnc. in the judgment broil the Senate and postpone adjourn­ Whfob makaa to aU sasm plaas- Prices etart at $560 with terms aa low foam . . Process 202, a revolutionary comfort t t the Aaaoclatton, "complacency, ig- ment, has announced H will not be call­ ant, easy, and rosy. ed up for action during' this sdsslon. ObHut vramtoM Joy and paMs RaMartee,*' and re- |8 $59.60 down, $17.26 a month. French discovei7 by Union Carbide . . that gives ( I ) •eranee, and a free-and-easy attitude Provincial cherry model shown, $760, And since the next session will precede to an w b » would ooma after psUra for pracUoaBjr aU makea ?|entle, luxurious, controlled comfort, (2) firm, toward m on l atsuidards'’ among too a congreoslonal election campaign, it m a Rot to to, a very parulox* Gome in and hear Cable-Nelson Spinets Here’s the inside story of ComfuBl jBiny Americana. As for the medical probably won’t be put to a vote then, leal poaebl-obt tk lir^ rid a t hea^g aids F tm honw dem- ollow-through support. It's handcrafted tomorrow. .95 Seal: Luxurious urethane"foam the problem, it can be handled either. -R to' lbs psooe sc lbs aaatratiwi. Budget toraie. throughout to insure quality that's unequalled This puts the Senate of the United m^v^eelved, if tbe.paople Involved can ■oM lsr.rm siiw to do- ^ CALL and bottom and edges shaped States in the pdsttlon of being less tog bto duty, nof 1m poaoo of a Learn how you can take lesBons at our anywhere near this price. Come in and lie down W taught to have aensr enough to be- trusting than the Kremlin, more auspi- porfootly adluotsd soul wMbout atudio fcom our Mr. Gordon Kirkpatrick; on this amazing mattress tomorrow! Coma in a single unit, encasing the fin p f 1 «W themaelvea, or, when they don't olous than the Soviet Presidium. J. Ed­ Mattresses or sB snemy m ths World, aod SONOTONE OF how you can rent a new piano for $10 and faal tha amazing diffaranca in comfort ond spring interior. Process 202 is an-iRto l ^ e sense and have paid for It, to seek gar Hoover's will has prevailed In ' the wltoijiit A oars. Senate's consideration of a forehsign re- monthly* plus cartage. elusive, revolutionary arethaas ta p i dtak out the medical attention which •Thsrs Are Smsa when Ht HARTFORD ? antlo firmness. Full or twin sizo Comfort Sool Box Springs lationa treitty, and President Jonlohnaon. a e ^ t o sAg to us, •Tlot behind develcq^ by Union Carbidsb la avalleUa and effidant who need fssr no motions in the Qon- loop Quoen mgttrossoB or matching box ala ialiurJtar ysu'ara art sn SB ASYLUM BTREET Twin or luU sizes “T The MOtud ptooe of good news in the grass, has bowsd to ths obstrspsrous V f TSfi'x’W w r «owi?v,*A •toSMb.sf ^toitsC aifa.’' cpposiUon of a minority. M . M7-4BT0 Aftor BiBO AM. epringsi $49.95 ooeh. ■m aaBt to paihape evta -•WATiaiBURT lUIPUBLZCAN W U 4 LBTieuwmg* f- ’ I •. , . V O M

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PRICE $1.79. 50c *99 REG. PRICE $64.95. 1 ONLY. DELUXE. REG. PRICE $179.95. *129 1 ONLY. • LiGHT FIXTURES • BORDER FENCE REG. PRICE $249.95. • BAR-B-Q HRE BASE ONLY 2. FLUORESCENT. ONLY 16. • ICE SKATES ONLY 21. REG. PRICE $8.99. 4.66 • AUTOMATIC WASHER ft REG. PRICE $2.29. 99c ONLY 31 PAIRS. ADULTS AND • REFRIGERATOR REG. PRICE 79c. 31c CHILDREN. REG. PRICE TO $8.99. 1 ONLY. 2-SPEED, 3 CYCLE. • 4.SL1CE TOASTER 2.99 1 ONLY. 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR. • MOSAIC TILE I REG. PRICE $209.95. *179 REG. PRICE $309.95. • ASSORTED KiTCHEN AIDS ONLY 2. REG. PRICE TO $1.09 SQ. FT. • GOLF UMBRELLAS REG. PRICE $18.99. 18.88 Sq. F .4 4 c ONLY 26. • AUTOMATIC WASHER - • AUTOMATIC WASHER 5 0 % “^ - • HOUSE PAINT “ m A sTER MiXES*' • DISHWASHER REG. PRICE $13.99. 2.88 1 ONLY. DELUXE, 2-SPEED, 3 CYCLE. S i O O 1 ONLY. 8 CYCLE. ONLY 21 GALS. 3 ONLY. COPPERTONE. REG. PRICE $229.95. I OT REG. PRICE $259.95. • CLOTHESPiNS REG PRICE $5.89 GAL. Gel 9 9 c REG. PRICE $229.95. *188 • ARCHERY Sn ONLY 21. BAG OF 72. • HOUSE & TRIM PAINT 1 ONLY. TV, RADIO and STEREO PRICES CUT REG. PRICE 75c. 33c • BUILT-IN ELECTRIC OVEN REG. PRICE $13.99. 6.88 BROADLOOMXARPET and RUGS ONLY 16 GALS. EXTERIOR. 1 ONLY. REG. PRICE $6.89 GAL. G a l . 2 « 2 ^ • COCOA MATS • DOOR CHiMES REG. PRICE $249.95. *148 • SKATE BOARDS • BROADLOOM SAMPLES • PORTABLE TV • STEREO CONSOLE 16 ONLY. 1 ONLY. AM-FM, WALNUT. ONLY 2. • ONE COAT LATEX 6 ONLY. HOT DOG. 4 ONLY. 18” ■ • OIL BURNER 2 ONLY. 27” X 48” . REG. PRICE $1 .4 9 . REG. PRICE $229.95. *158 REG. PRICE $9.99. 5.88 ONLY 24 GALS. INTERIOR. REG. PRICE $7.99. REG PRICE $139^95. •118 2 ONLY. 2.88 WERE TO $10.98. 2.99 • BRAIDED RUGS REG. PRICE $6.59 GAL. Gel. 3 * 9 9 REG, PRICE $79.95, *48 • DOOR CHiMES 3 ONLY. OVAL, 9’ x 12’. • STEREO CONSOLE • RUBBER LURES REG. PRICE. $32.95. %TV CONSdLE ONLY 6. • LATEX UNDERCOAT • GAS BOlUR 2 ONLY. 80 WATT AMPLIFIER. ONLY 21. 1 ONLY. 23” Ma h o g a n y . REG. PRICE $6.99. ONLY 16 GALS. 1 ONLY. • IROADtOOM RIMNANTS • STAIR TREADS ^ WALNUT OR MAHOGANY. 4.44 REG. PRICE 88c. ^ REG. PRICE $259.95. •178 REG. PRICE $399.95. REG. PRICE $6.89 GAL. G e L 3 « 9 9 REG. PRICE $174.9$. •88 SAVE ORIGINAL PRICE 31 ONLY. BLACK. • DOOR CHiMES REG. PRICE 49c ea. • INTERIOR LATEX • GAS BURNER • HSH HOOKS • COLOR TV • GUITAR ONLY 3. ' • LINOLEUM & VINYL ONLY 11 GALS. 1 ONLY. 75,000 BTU. ONLY 31 PKG8. 1 ONLY. 16” MAHOGANY. REG. PRICE $7.99. REG. TO $3.98 YD. ' 1 ONLY. 4.88 REG. PRICE $4.59 GAL. G e l 3 « 3 3 REG, PRICE $139.95. •79 RBG. PRICE 2De. 7c REG. PRICE $349.95. *258 REG. PRICE $24.95. • CONTINUOUS FlUMINT ^ T • CARPET • NRBPLACE SCREENS • ANY I M T IN n O C K NYLON CARPET BROADLOOM. 100% ACRILON PILE. COMPLETELY • COLOR TV • RECORDS ONLY 5. MANCHESTER FARKADE SoHefoeHan Guaranteed » FREE 12’ X 15’ WIDTH. 7 COLORS. *1 Q O / ® " ' INSTALLED WITH PAD. m 1 ONLY. 21” MAHOGANY. 120 ONLY. REG. PRICE $19.99. 13.88 DAILT tiM TO 0 3 3 0 0 INSTALLED WITH PAD ' Sq. Yd. i • j y 45RPM. BXCBTT Time, e o a t . t o • Or Your Money Bock PARKING REG. PRICE $13.50 SQ. YD. Sq. Yd. I U e 9 v REG. PRICE $499.95. *358 \M LdtJiM M JtJtkX , t9*M 8| 1865 rA U A la tti Af y opportonlty « ICHBSnHl BVEKINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., lyEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1965 Coventry U.S. Urges Teens raa, twoKima 1 M«dy wMii hun. ■a f u ..potortv In Muwhsa- not all of the program la aim­ Church History at the Hartford Extmsdmd FprifttglSi '-r Back into School The ClvU fervto* Gbaifniaslan _ rT 1 oan hartUy bbrtlsv* that ed "at equalor and poverty, Laymen^B Group fismlnary Foundation, will be announeed Kaay’a aottoii be a Directors Vote to Create the dlreotens have • nsnnltteU) MeNsiU. Tempeeatufe# In Qami Gets Her Story for foderai.eld.” TfM Laymen’s InetRute ot Rs- Thursday (brougli 1Mcoday ore agwicies have been asked by ttonal efforts to stress to young HW obuttoned the difoetors that We will not ask for, nor Dr. Battles had a teaching Chairman John W. Maey Jr. of people the Impertaaee el re- Uglon has announced the details fellowship at Tufta Untvarsity, expected to aVaiaverage MEATOWN dliwetoni, bywgrams to meke a u rv th o town eould rscsivs, anymors than ws can normal, with only miner day to ‘Patch-up’ Government Must Go malinlag la sohool, and eouasel- 121»Va SILYIII LANi, lAST HARTPOKD , In Magaasine substantiate, and federal or for Ms first oouree oi the 1966- Medford, Maas.; spsnt four the Civil Service Oommlsston to Ing of summer employes to re­ unaalnious voU bwt nicht, vise the expenditure of fednal afford' ’ to piutlolpato "in a day chiuiges. assume personal responsibility adopted a new ordinancs which funds. ■pregrara wtuoh, after the first state aid le nothing new, for we 66 eeaaon, "Vatican II: A Prot- years in U.8. Air Force IntelU- turn to sohool, there is another “ALL MEATS FRESH CUT—NONE PRE-PACKAGED!** | I t4nda Tomaisswski, daU|litsr now receive It from several fence and was an essoclste pro­ Probiplfatlon may tetat Th* DwnocmUo Party lartfUorw will b i accepted in carrrtng out President John­ way federal officials oaa help to oreatee e department of eoo- In edopUng the ordinanoel ear, wiU bring the town only eatant View.” Tho oourse will half Inch Or more looalW, fit» assembly may view the United Marine Assigiimnet f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tonut- nomlo opportunity, davits tabled sines a May public hear­ 6 par cent in foderal aid.'* Bources." fessor at Wert Virginia Unl- sight opened Ita campaign to Marine Pvt. Sterling Mac- son’s back-to-school drive for keep needy students la olase- S meet on Thursday nights for veretty before assuming his prs- toig mostly toward the «id o( the Church curriculum for the fall. lawskl of South Rd., Will ap- strong objections from CSiarlsa ing, ths boardl at ths recom- "Manchester now," he add­ The board, after adopting the imaeat Republican toira ofBclala Classroom Instruction at the Pherson, son of Mr. and Mrs. young people. roonts. STORI HOURS: TUIS.-WIR. S-4; THURS.-FRI. f-f ordinance, agreed to make its tour oonsecutlve weeks, begin •ant poet. period. « The« drive lais particularly rele- This Is to proivlde part-time Osar In print In to* Ootobsr 1» li. Rlsgel, prssidont of ths Men- msndatlon of (jenaral Manager ed. *nuu peF cant higher •t the forthcoming Ofct 4 town Church School at Kingsbury Sterling MacPherson Jr., Mason ehsater TR Olitb, an efflllato of Blchard Martin and Town Coun­ tax rote than other compar­ appointments in October to the ning fiept. 30. Classaa will be­ For more kttormetlon and Normal high and tow tempaF St., participated in a landing vant to youths hired during this employment of needy students SATURDAY • to 4 — (CtOSlD ALL PAY MONDAYI 2 seven-member boards. The ap­ atures during the period anu •lection, laying that "Coven­ House will start Sept. 19 with summer'smer’s youth opportunity under provisions of the Vooa- w a of ‘•Klf hU^bts for Chlldrm,’* ths ultra oomarvatlve branch sel Irving Aronaon, rejected a able towns In the Capitol Re­ gin at 8 p.m. at the Westminster registration tomu, contact ths the first session from 9:30 a.m. Aug. 18 at Vieques, Puerto Rico, I mobthiy eMMrtn's magistiw of Oonaootlcut Toung Repub- aubitftute ordhiahce, drafted gion, and now ot you ean now pointment of a director will Presbyterian Ofaurcb, 2060 Laymen’s Institute of Religion, Hartford, 77 and M; Brldgepert. try’! ppeient government 'of while serving with Battalion campaign, kfacy advised agen­ tkmal B^eatlon Aet of 1961 await preparation of a program 76 and iis; Raw Haven, M s iO t to 10:46 a.m. and the second cy managers. the Bconomie Oppertuntty Aot «bU shsd In Columbus, Ohio. lloaos. by Sidney Cohen, the board of say wtiether ths program win Blvd., Wert Hartford. Box 8M, Farmington. the people, by the road-foreman, session will be from 10:46 a.m. Landing Team 2/6. While on the Tho ordinance pravldes for oducatlon’a new oooupatlooal nm for on# ylor ot forever." and receipt of Federal Anti The events of the Vatican n N. ' •nd for the road foreman’ must Island of Vieques, he took part "Many of these young people Macy explained that such em­ FRESH C U T S, Linda, wbo will antor Orads Poverty funds. ______i to noon. Mrs. Arnold B. Chrl- ployment Is conditioned on the anpotntmsttt of an admbi- coordinator, H4 *wsrtt on, "The ortmance in historical perspectlvs and go If your town U to progress." son will be Church School super­ In different types of Infantry have, for the first time In their • torooiTOW, w u aiglit wbsn ah* Irstrattvs and a community Martin said that Cqbsn'e prof Is loosely worded and provides their implications for the future Joyce Crcm Rejected LOW ROAD a m The theme of the campaign lives, experienced the satisfac­ sohool attendanoe and flnaaelal inratorJier story, **nM Spooky intendent. The first session will tactics and In day and night need. council, of seven membere eSch, posal would Involve "mdre for too many administrators. English Papers Lead of Western Ohrietianity will be HARTFORD (AP) — D. A rii li that Coventry’s problems are be for pupils from kindergarten- weapons filing exercises. tion of meaningful employment to Institute programs and to chiefs than IndUns and is too Tou must ask yourselves discussed. There will be CHICAGO — Thumb-sucking gone of Middletown was ••being tackled the same way and a stdady income," Maoy emphasis on the following tends to push baby teeth out age through confirmation class Marine Sgt. John W. Blllott, POUOBBIAN BOUND O V n apply for funds under tho Fed­ cumbersome to operate." whether yotf would go Into NEW DELHI — AUhough only ent low bidder Tileeday old roads are repaired—a patch (Orade 9). ’The second session son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. said. eral Antl-Poverto program. lUegel, who attends all such a prcgrem.lf no federal one person in 40 in India reads themes: The Church, Catholics of hne, but most pediatricians the construction on Rt. Job here and a patch Job there. will include a nursery clsiss for Blllott of John Hand Dr., is "Consequently, some of them BABT HARTTORD (AP) — CHICKEN LEGS It alco provide for a paid board of directors’ meetings as funds were •vallable. That Is English, one newspaper in (our and txm-Cathollcs, Worship, agree that permanent teeth are Mlddlefield and Middletown. ^I^ le roads can be fixed this three-year olds and classes for serving with the 1st Ehiglneer may now want to drop out of Kenneth M. Mclnnls, M, a sus­ dtrector, to be appointed by (he an observer, asked, "What is the only factori which can de­ is publlehed in English. The rest Scripture and Traditlcn, and the genOVslly not affected unless The Middletown construotiag way, the Democrats say, the children in kindergarten through Battalion, 1st Marine Division school so they can remain em­ pended Bast Hartford policeman board of dlreotbra, who wduld the Juatlflcatlon for this prh- cide your vote.” are in one of Inma’s 14 other Church and the Modem World. the kucking continues beyond company Md $188,616. y ■ame method "can’t be used In Orade 8, with no class for the at the Marine Corps Base, Camp ployed. It is clear, though, that charged with looting some $4,000 administer the approved pro- gram? Can anyone submit fig- M;artln, In rebuttal, said that major languages. Dr. F.L. Battles, profasaor of age 6. leading a town forward," be­ confirmation group during this Pendleton, CaPf. any action of federal agencies from a drug store on hla Bum- ■ ...... i..» ■A cause It’s "too expensive and second session. Dances Scheduled which could be construed as side Avenue beat, has been the cracks can’t be hidden.” The Whirlaway Square encouraging youths to leave bound over to Superior Oburt. •Antique Fair* school woul('lid be extremely un- and BREASTS The party maintains that The Coventry Historical So­ Dance Club will have Its third Mclnnls appeared la olrouit' GRAND WAY COMPARISON SHOPPERS CHECKED AND REPORT .Coventry has grown in every ciety's second annual celebra­ anniversary dance FYlday at sound. court Tuesday before . Judge "direction except the one It says tion of Nathan Hale Day, Sept. Coventry Grammar School Johnson announced the drive Luke Martin. The sevdn-year Is most needed—"better govern­ 22, Is to be referred to as an from 8 to 11 p.m., with Oeorge on Aug. 21. He gave Vice Presi­ veteran with the force Is ment” — and says that, with "Outdoor Antique Fair,” in- W. Hinkel of Sebastian, dent Hubert H. Humphrey the charged with breaking and en­ the population now over 8,000 stead of a "flea market,” as Florida, a former local real- responsibility ot mobilising na­ tering with erlmlnal latent and and the budget over |1 million, prevlously termed. The affair dent, as guest caller. The tionwide support. Humphrey, In larceny. ••the cracks are beginning to will be from 10 a.m. to 5:30 dance Is to be held after a tum, asked all members of the Mclnnls was arrested Aug. 18. Show through.” p.m. pot-luck supper for club mem- NO LOWER FRICES ON BEUIE St EEMTY UDS! The Democrats assert that The change has been becau.se bers from 6:30 to 8 pjn. In other towns have sought and the society’s officials feel this charge of the supper are Mr. found taxpaying Industry, have is a "more dignified■ title"" In and Mrs. Roland Langlols, Mr. soned and planned before in­ view of the "dignified” sur- and Mrs. Richard Culpln, Mr. stead of "after the need,” have roundings of the Nathan Hale and Mrs. Herbert Spicer and Are You Ready? GLEEM DEEP MAGIC BUFFERIN HIDDEN MAGIC Joined actively In regional plan­ Homestead, whose grounds have Mr. and Mrs. Alton ’Taylor. ning, and are studying ways to been loaned for the occasion by In charge of refreshments TOOTHPASTE DRY SKIN CONDITIONER HAIR SPRAY use new federal and state pro­ the Antiquarian and Land­ for the dance are Mr. and Mrs. grams to reduce the local tax marks Association. During the Albert Bray and Mr. and Mrs. burden, but that "Coventry’s fair, hostesses In Colonial cos­ George Jacobson; and door COMBO SiOght** Mie eaM the story Into tired Republican leadership tume will accompany tourists duty, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. I COLOR TV e magaalne In the spring and IC stumbles along, from crisis to viewing the Hale homestead. Tilley and Mr. and Mrs. Bver-1 (Q uarters) Rcelved acknowledgemtnit, but crisis, patching up the cracks In preparation for the open­ ett Frost. • | ■ler hopes were not mlsed very along the way as It faces yta- ing of the local society’s home The club has scheduled a Fine For The Oilgh beoauee the letter stated terday’s problems tomorrow.” on South St.. Just east of the "Fun Nlght-FYee Dance” pro- Barbecue I S ounces 8 eunoea The Democrats opened their SIhat thousands of stories are iioHleef WO 7 ouncee Hale homestead, the exterior gram from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Sun WEEK Iwbmiltted each month by the •am^gn headquarters last has been given a second coat of day at the Nathan Hale Corn- Jpaagaelne’e young readers, night In the Welles' building, paint by society members, who munlty Center. The public 1s next to the old probate building hove worked evenings and welcome, especially spectators » Last month another letter v e a t t d on Main St., with a meeting of weekends. The interior Is not interested In learning square Jtame, aimounclng the accept- all its candidates seeking posts yet fully furnished, but the dancing. Lessons begin here sance of the story. at the Oct. 4 election. Sept. 19, at the same hours, to * Llncla said today that die had MICRIN PRELL SHAMPOO SCHICK VICKS FORMULA large room at the back of the Sept. 12-19 ^rtginahy wanted, to bubmlt a The party’s position was put house, with its fireplace and bo conducted by club caller MOUTH WASH STAINLESS STEEL forward last night by its cam­ Dutch oven, has been refur­ Jack O’Leary. eirawing, but that her mother 4 4 paign committee. bished with white plaster walls Drum Corps to Meet LAND O’ LAKES ad suggested the' Sfory Instead. DOUBLE EDGE BLADES Church Notes with woodsvork painted red and The newly formed Nathan She story is about a scary COUGH MIXTURE n ie Rev. William Beldan Jr., the beams of the ceiling ex­ Hale Ancient Fife and Drum Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Serviced ^ream , she says. ■le new minister of the First posed. The small room on the Corps will meet at 9:30 a.m. • Linda is the middle daugta- c 3 Congregational Church, will be left as one enters by the front Saturday In the board room of By Our Own Mechanics * ^ r in a family of three. She DEPARTMENT STORES n o '\^ g into town Oct. 1 with tolays the piano and Is a Girl door has been papered with an the Town Office Building on WHERE SAVINGS ARE IN IrASHION ^ ^ 6 3 his family to ass\ime his pas­ "authentic type” of wallpaper, Rt. 31. to initiate fall and win­ Famous For Service Since 1981 ncout. During the summer, Ohe ^ ^ 49' toral duties. as has the small entry. ter training uid instruction Jnlpe with the family’s self- / 1 4 ’o u n c e s pockofS fogy Sunday, to help "fill the par­ Mra Byron W. Hall will be prog^ram. Oarvlce fruit and vegetable a n o u n c M sonage pantry,’’ members and assisted at the food sale dur­ At the outset the group will BUTTER ptand. She likes to swim and friends ot the church and Sun­ ing the fair by Mrs. Winthrop be composed of Juniors and fwould like to get a horse. She day School are being urged to Merriam and Mrs. Fred Gale. seniors. Local and area resi­ aalso likes to read—-mystery WE ADMIT IT! bring canned goods and other Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur dents interested in rudlmental QUARTBIS JJ$torlee. Soflietimos somebody sells somatlitng staple supplies to a Rally Day J. Vinton at the refreshments (ancient style) drumming or m ' ' ■! ■>■ I ■ a i l . . cheaper than we do. How come? Our social program in the vestry. stand will be Miss June D. Loo­ fifing are urged to attend or PEPTO BISMOL RISE ARRID ALLEREST The social program will fol­ mis. In charge of publicity are drop a card to the g;roup, ad­ buyers ore smart. Thsy buy right. low a special worship service Miss Hilda M. Keller. Mrs. dressed In care of the town of­ Potterton’s iPole Gets Boost Comparison shopping is a full time SHAVING CREAM ROLL-ON DEODORANT TABLETS at S:30 a.m. In the sanctuary. Maud Murphy. Mrs. Barbara fice building, Coventry, COim. fob with us. We're always cutting S During the social hour, chil­ Lord and Mrs. R. K. Butter­ I Minutes Fresh, Extra Lean z For Discovering prices...meeting competition. Still it dren and parents will have an field. Lists of exhibitors and of Manchester Evening Herald 130 CENTER STREET—COR. OF CHURCH opportunity to meet the Church the hostesses are now being Coventry correspondent, F. I America in 1476 happens. Somebody sella something 0 0 •ebool teachers, new reglstra- completed. Malcolm Erb Pauline Little, teL 742-6281. for le st than we do...maybe one time t BOSTON (AP) — Ita a oomer in fi hundred. The rest of the time, Grond-Woy bds the low prieel •ef (he MasMtohueetti Btafo B o u a c e a 11 ounces iMouaepp bottU of 24' 9Rouse to a champton of the leg^ GROUNB ’SntA that Jan of Kokoo, a ZfoUah svlgator, discovered America E Are You Earning Our BIG I yeare befotta Columbus. That coiner to occupied by Comptroller Joseph Al­ ecks who served up the legend jthls week akxig w l^ hot klelba- CHUCK Ta,< Polish bam and Jewish rye ^read. f "My man should liave TBE BEST BUX-TO-SCBOOl TEHEE IN TOWN! Sproper niche tat a. DELUXE 9” 14” TEXON BRIEF BAG 16” TEXON SCHOOL BAG WITH Like OolumbUB, Jan was GINGER, TAN. RED, 4ieaded elaewherq when ha WORLD GLOBE WITH STRAPS BRIEF BAG HANDLE t-STRAPCOMB. BY THE PIECE Toached the shores of America, COMPARE AT 1.4?1 BLUEl •be had set out to Investigate the' •fate of Norwegian ocdonles In TdiTbenland. ’ L 7 9 1 - 9 9 L 4 9 * Jan reached Lpbrador and Boneless Smoked tthen sailed down the East Coeist ^ about where Delaware to to- ifoy, Alecka said, IVi” 3-RING PUSH DELUXE VA" 3-RING , W' 34UNG savioos . . . annual rate payable Dec. 3t, 1965 r Fate Intervened, Alecka •malms, to keepi Jan out of moat BUnON VINYL BINDER VINYL BINDER SUBJECT BINDER ihtotory books. Jan died on the a -voyage home before he could fill ^port Ms discovery to King VA'' 3 RING BINDER, DAISY •Christian. f B 4 7 / 9 9 ji^ ^ 9 8 9 / i ; Alecks said he 'doesn’t Object 200 SHEETS FILLER m -incluaes EXTRA -to Columbus getting top blUing? PAPER, INDEX JJWhat riles the, comptroller _ {that most htotory books Ignore DIVIDERS CARTOON COVERED 1V2' PUNCHLESS DESK STAPLER WITH 1Vi” 3-RING ^an. . 35th Anniversary Dividend I Aleolto etted two btotortos of VINYL 3-RING BINDER SUBJECT BINDER 1000 STAPLES CANVAS BINDER ROLLS lAraerioa to back up hie claim, ^ e , by Justin Windsor, former librarian of Harvard, was pub- f p 7 9 j ^ 3 7 / f P 3 4 / ^ ^ B 7 9 / Juiy I—December 31 Hahed in 1869, the other, by WO- CuUen Bryant and Wdney $ . ■ FRESHLY SLICED WESTERN STEER vard.Oay, was publlehed in PEDIGREE, 12 76. PACKAGE OF 3 RIVIERiL CARBIDE "I think (hey ougM to have aU PENCILS, 3 PENS & Regular Dividend—4 * iM t stuff In Mitory books. It'e ‘ BIC BALL PENS BALL POINT PEN •ntlelpafnd rata 'Ustotical font. PENCIL SHARPENER : "lIVMr all I know," he said, •toiy ttth er could have been a Aeeounis Op«n«d by Mail — Mail a ehaeli today! )descendant of (fata oourageoua FAMOUS PARKER •w vlgvto." 5 7 / 4 4 / B B 4 9 / 8 BEEF LIVER EVERSHARP PEN WITH L Alecks eakl he to undecided Whether to file e bUl seeking 5 EXTRA ‘‘SUPER W lalatlve reoognitlcn for Jan. ' He declined to comment on QUINK’XARTRJDGESI “BOSTON” DESK/WALL UUNDRY MARKING 25 PC. SET PENS, 30 PAsra IMtat receptian such e move •night receive from Qov. John PENCIL SHARPENER PEN WITH 30” TAPE PENCILS, DICTIONARY PENCILS A. Vmpe, whose Rallan-bom talents were never kiMwn to W H E R E you save D O F^ make a difference! B im claimed Mnehlp t o Colum- 3 9 / B B 8 7 / ^ B 7 7 / \ Ceiling FaUs JUMBO MARBELIZED 3-SECTION HARDCOVER 200 SHEETS NEWTOWN (AP)-Tha oelUng lynWRITER PAPER t tbe Hawley Sohool gymnasium COMPOSITION BOOK COMPOSITION BOOK ' loose by work being dona Main Offlee: 1137 Blain St., East Hartford stairs, crashed to the floor ^ B 9 7 / (UastonbuiT: 2512 Main S t idetat occurred the day ^ B 4 4 / ^ B 5 9 / Claeses began at the s 5-HOLE LOOSE-LEAF Booth Windsor: WiyipinR ShoppInR Center lenlary School. No ope was FILLER PAPER IN J it 9” i r COLORED DURABLE VINYL guperlntendent of Schools John JUMBO 400 SHEEt WIREBOUND 60 PAGE GREGG X tonunl Mamed the mllhap on STENO PAD CONSTRUCTION PAPER KIDDIE MAT brattoas caused by workmen PACKI . COMPOSITION BOOK CMaking up the concrete floor (64 rtyeto)^^ E A s m i m i H i M too upetalre auditorium. Tha gymnsflum celling was ^ 2 4 / 3 7 ^ .1 ★ *_**_*__ made ot ptoeter overialo with 3 9 ^ 0 1 . 7 7 WB USHBVl) THU BIOBT TO UBOIQUANTRIM goousUcal tile. The weight of tho file, which was added aeveral PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL and SAT. fears ago, oontrlbutsd to the eoUng's ooUapse, Sommi oald. ‘ The floor of the auditorium in MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A M. TO 9 P.M. • "CHARGE IT“ AT GRAND-WAY^... TAKE MONTHS TO PAyi Oto dO-yeoisild buUdlng la being replaood.

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MANGHBSTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHBffrES. COMIfa WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, IMS PA6B TWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, W^NIiySDAY. SEPTEMBER ^ 1966 toe wvftd- is the subjsdt ot a Bta, moat of the homM arc porks, squarss, playgrowida and (hortty is olrsody aatdbUahed worth saving. pedaotrlan maHs ors also a;rail- oa thd tmm’s agency tor elderly Magazine Cite# phota story. - It ta probable therefore that aU*. housing. That oolabUslunent and Negro Riots Change And tbs - IM mUs«n-liaut Federal Act Offers Town Aid the rehoblUtatloa of hontea will Renewal Fuads Offered Itoirsoibf >toka wMh the law’a Teacher lisue world of sports oar grlvors at odittinlatrator, (tM Federal Thom pm nnd. Uto* Rock — find a place in.the oohema of Ih the Urban Rwiswal oecMte, whsfa AmsHoin ipoigs one me- the downtown plan and that the new law authorlsee In- Houslag AutboiBy, moka It Bm H m new oolledtive bargaining MANCHIST8R most wcsly. Ing wa« bdM - r Is sssn from Toward Rents, Improvements certain homeowners would be creoaed spending tor rmwol Currently 'I Califorma Politics law for Uachsri, pasfed br the b m taislda and duUids toe driv­ FARKADI eitgtole for the grant. end related ootivltlas- ' U a local Offloa of Bocnomlo I III ...... legislature tn Junt, will bring Oronta for FoofilUea Avolloblai In partloulor, the relooefton Opportunity la ostobllahsd, Ms in September the first ihsjbr er’s seat. Under the heading "Oommu- adjwtment for diepleced smoU mloolon to old (ha poor suggsots 'iAORAMlWTO, OoUf. . (APjySomli^Uy wMto )ow-lnoom« This jncnUi’s map shows B r ROBERT KILPATRICK 4p«nU, tS,600; three or more oc-Adevelopere in the are* who areas” rsjeotsd party' civil slsction faattls in ths Inersak- wbsrs (M (Ints’S teatsat grow- w *. A A A I 1 ..a . . A 1J a a 1 4 a <4 nlty and Neighborhood Fooill- busineseee la tnereaaed from $1,- opopsraticn with the housing Attractive ,.4iWOUi4( 'in Uu'Angataa' Na- cupants, $4,300. have put up limited dividend rights Issdsrshlp last year and Ingly hot war between tho tag frsvp — tbs pre-school set Lart month, Pr^ident Leon Enderlin, executive sec­ apartments before. tlae,’’ the ecope of the act wid­ 600 to $3,000. oMmrHy, (he Manchester Re­ g{a rituM lioa oonvartoS noxt state's two tsschsr organisa­ ens. Other ohengea affecting Mon- development Agency and the voted tor'an limiaUvs nullifying — livM and wb0rs new schools Johnson signed the Hous­ retary of the Manchester Hous­ One of the features of this H ot. OalHoniia al«o(toiu (M» antidiscrimination housing laws. tions. to' bpuba (Itoin -wiU have to bs ing Authority, says that if any program is that low-income 1. The housing odmlnletrator oheater’a urban renewal proj- Oonservothm Oommtssion to­ Stocks ’ Oonnsetleut Ufa Msgosins, ing and Urban Develop­ can make grants to local pub­ eoU will be announced by the ward reaUsIng the avoUahle “S'now boU gam*,'* oaya Hola The measure won in Loe An­ built unlitor ths stau wgnts other type of low-rent program famines will probably live along­ geles County by elmoet a mll- out Saturday with Ths Hsrsl4, mors' and ntofe pitotis on double ment Act of 1965. In doing were Introduced here, the rates side middle-income families. lic agencies to finance up to 60 Manoheater Redevelopment programs. Our eompllafion of Curronfly AHrBctIvo ObompW, cM«f political odvii- studies the rise of tha tsMhsrf' ■o he opened the federal per cent of the development Agency ea they come through «r to QtroooraUc Oev. Bdmund Mon votes. sssslons. OoniMfUout Ufa’s; reg­ could be different, tn any case, The need? “Once we start As Dr. Slmpscn ssld, "X think To Bradley, thee# oocupsnts union in. ths stats and Its hopes ular currant stoto sscticn' will housing program in a a review would be necessary. cost of basic water and sewer the Federal Housing Adminis­ ft’s a good ww, hut, Uks the Stocki is included in our Auguit 31 if CL Brown for tts first vlctoiy oyer the working with famlHea we will be fooUtUea tration in their final shape. 4on, w1» la of homes In Downey, B1 Monte fsoturs the vjaoatlon goings-on measure significant In addition to meeting Mnual able to determine the need for civil rights law, M’s got to bs and parts of'toe flan Fernando giant Connsoticut SSOubattan As­ a. Neighborhood tocUltiea such Although its major innova­ implemented.'* Markof Pulio. Moro in convonionf form Inotor, Im’t otoii* sociation. of OUmsoUeut rseldsnts. enough to embrace Man- Income requirements, the pros­ a rent supplement program," as neighborhood or community tions would seem to concentrate b u y in g C m ijRitton’a worzt ra- Valley ors the “nonminortty pective tenant must either be says Rybesyk, wage earner here from the ConnsCUcut Ufa also bids te ste r. elderly, be physically displaced, centers, youth centeriC health on helping the pbor, this new ii a list of stocks our Roioareh Doporf* «tol outburzt In recent yearn hoe fsrswsll to the Berlin Tpks., Ballopn'to.i'ote Log$ Except for the elderly hous- But even if no need exists, stations, and Other public build- housing a ^ urbta development Pho»phate» Exploited flSuigad the ground rulei for flguthweat or South. The party la have been displaced by ^vern- which Is unlikely, the apart­ too liberal for toam.” which will be by-passed In Oct tng at Westhlll Gardens, Man­ ment action, come from sub- Ingpi to provide health or recrea- law has provisions that should mont coniidors good invostmonfs at fhif ober wtth toe opming of the new M saFOB», Kngland — The chester has no public housing, ments would not lack for mid­ Uw or social services to a com­ Interest sul of Manchester. BAFI, Morocco — The largest Republicans also have their •standard housing, or be an oc- eyes on tha suburbs, hoping to section of 1-91 between Hartford world’s largest balloon, . 1S7 mie town has not officially dle-income tenants if they were munity, may be financed However, for the programs (ertlllaer tectoiy outsids the tima. A copy of Markot Pulsa it avail- |Bot nobody knowe the uUii and Meriden, and lo^s into feet long and-S3 feat in dilms- fh# many shown a need for low-rent pub- cupapt or former occupant of built. through a grant for two-thirds of United Wstes was opened this ‘ effeot in a otote where oarry tbs stats on a tide o( votes a dwelling damaged or destroy­ outslds the scope of urban re­ from the mushrooming rssldea- whether it will become a ghost tsr, has . bCsn. tsstod h sie In Ue housing for other age groups. 2. Existing Private Housing: the development cost. newal, the town apparently has year in thle port city. The $SS.6 abla at tha PCB ofRca naaratt you — lloona ore trying to end strip of deserted stores or con­ Breporatloft for togging duties ed- by s natural disaster since In this program, the Man­ Priority will be given to proj­ no one to Investigate tts pros­ million plant will also make yeota of Democratic od- tial troots in Lios Angeles Or­ As the Economic Opportunity April 1, Ifies. ange and San Diego counties tinue to flourish, os ths atato’s In'Bidtiab CMuinbla. Tne $43,- Act compelled a study of the chester Housing Authority, ects that benefit primarily low- pects. acids from Morocoo’s phosphate no obligation, of eourto. 'ration ekid glva their par- most valuable strip of hlghwsyi 000 (HtllooB will lift- thre«*t0n TOTAL LOOKS town’s need for involvement, so Blllglble tenants would pay with the approval of the town, income families or otherwise The Manchester Housing Au- rock. eorty bboet in toe 1908 and elsewhere.. as per cent of their Income to­ But CallfomJa’a OOP is . still Tha hundreds cf modem dsne- logs out of inocoeaslbls fdrast does this act suggest a similar would enter into a renewable further the objectives of the dent rooe. Brown'e iddea era,' in bare’ feet and lootards. IdcattoM' b|id lo ^ them in ward the fair market rents as contract with owners of private antipoverty program. e’B oeek a third term In locked in an ideological struggle study. they are established by the between toe conservatives who who troop to New London dnr trucks, IlM own«i’ thus drill The following description and housing to keep rents avail­ S. Another section authorises elthough toe governor ing July and August to make it avoid toe oost of building ilog- Federal Housing Authority. able for low income families. grants for the advance acquisi­ pubUmy ennounced Me followed Barry Ooldwater in sonvnentary of programs in last yesu-’e presidential primary the summer dance capital- of giiig-roads, / ; four of the act’s areas — hous­ The rent supplement would Up to 10 per cent of the units tion of sites that would be used pay luiy difference in the rental within five years for the coo- T Will .toerk be m white backlash end the moderates who becked ing and urban development, In a privately owned structure Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of community facilities, urban above 25 per cent. As the fam­ may be leased for one to three struotlon of public works or pfotSK agdloat a governor who Us. ily income rises, the supple­ facilities. PUTNAM. COFFIN &BURR New York. beauUfication and urban renew­ years. The housing authority htM always tought hard for oivU VHow con we lose?” asked al — are offered as a focus ment would be reduced accord­ would then keep an up-to-date Since the law leaves up to the (^btsT ingly. When a family can af­ administrator the definition of 71 EAST CENTER ST^4S-2151 Robert Finch, the tormeY Rich­ V on those points where federal inventory of available units )11M Republican olate eholr- ard M. Nixon aide who is seek MAtICHISm ' le^slatlon and town needs may ford the ftill rent It will be al­ suitable for low Income renting. "public works or facilities,’’ it n$on, pr..OaykHd Parkfoeon, some together. lowed to remain In the apart­ la poKible land for the proposed ing -the OOP - nomination for ARKADI. ment even though no euppl** Tenants In such tmiU would etemenlary school in the Sprlng- mdfn irt 4^ ^ 't think so, sddiiw lieutenant governor. "Through Stigma of public Housing pay rents similar to those In Gardner Sts. area could be (lM(^eM nO a nrth*t * poUtiou the same kind of searing, Irrc' People who live In low rent ment Is paid. SIRLOIN PIT NO. 38 U suf. Poesiblltles for the Town public housing developments. bought with the help of money BONANZA eponslble bloodletting we had in public housing usually have a “ItspObtlaans ors oS con- What kind of housing is It Provision is also mt^e in this from this section. 287 WEST MIMNJ TURNPIKE 1904, 1903 and 1908 " stigma attached to them. First, program for the purchase and The amount of the grant is tsm ed da DenM>crats,’’ be said. Ixmlting toward toe 1080 pri­ buildings are publicly owned, and what possibilities exist for _ U J , Sen. G e o r g e Murphy of Its construction in Manchester? rehabilitation of existing pri­ equal to the interest charges in­ mary, backers of actor Ronald and, second, they are physically vate housing, which may then curred in financing the pur­ Spacious Dining Room . ||un• 8 cratic odiAtnietratlon.’- the rate of construction of low- local public agency, prob­ floation section offer? fight against Reagan, are It’s wardrobe magic for oost public housing has dwin­ Limited dividend housing Is Moinr, Deihocrsts beUeVe the aw ttting a decieion m>m U.S. the kind that Redevelopment ably the Manchester Redevelop­ 1. Urban beautification pro­ FISH FRY V. dled. Instead cities have concen­ grams, such as street landscap­ eruption in the slufne of Watte Sen. T ^ m a s H. KUchel, R- juniors! Separates that -L trated on middle-income or el­ Director Edward Rybexyk says ment Agency, Is authorized to OaUf., on whether he’ll abandon he thinks will be built in the make grants to owner-oc- ing, park improvements, tree • Golden Fried Filet Of Sole ', has pdssd a dsep problem tor Ttgulotfon derly housing. planting, and upgrading of Demooiots ' -slreo^ worried years. of U.S. Senate seniority add up to so many joyous North Ekid renewal project. oupants of homes in urban • French Fried Potatoes ‘ -- - . - about bolding the loyalty of and return home for a primary But with urban renewal and A private developer would renewal areas. The money malls and squares, may be fi­ iM ttie subsequent displacement of nanced through matching grants • Creamy Cole Slaw white residents of toe suburbs. fight, Increasingly Impatient, looks . . . plua stockings build and own a limited divi­ would be used to repair homes Ths riots have given a boost, many moderates are looking lower income families and tndi- dend apartment complex. T^e to make them conform to re­ up to 50 per cent. Wednesdays and FrfddyB vidiials, the need for low-cost A demonstration progrrom to they say, to Los Angeles Mayor toward former San Francisco to kick-up-your-heelsl government would limit the per newal requirements. 691 MAIN ST.. M AN CHESTER Samuel W. Yorty, who Is consid­ Mayor George Chrletophcr. housing has accelerated. cent of return on his Invest­ encourage expertmentatlon and sirih ‘•There Is a need for low-cost If the owner’s tncoane does Innovation would pay for 90 per ering running against Brown in ment but at the same time not exceed $3,000 a year, the SEAFOOD PLATTER toe Democratic primary next EABLY O.I. PAT housing in practically every would give him a mortgage cent of the total cort. NEXT TO GAS CO. town in the state of Cbnnecti- grant would be the actual cost 2. Matching grants up to 60 Jtme'. lie has steadfAsUy de­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ with below-market Interest of repsdrs or $1,500, whichever fended toe city’s police chief, gress has sent President John­ for all cut,” the executive assistant to rates. Theoretically, the savings per cent are available to towns • C^Iden Fried Scallops, ShrhUp PLENTY OF FREE PARKING the state welfare commissioner. is less. for the purchase and develop­ • Tasty Filet of Sole William H. Parker, against Ne son to sign into law a bill per­ on one cancel out the loss on If the owner earns over $3,- gro oocusatlons of police brutal mitting mlllUry personnel to Dr. Frank Simpson, said recent- the other. ment of land for open-space Mancheifer 000 the grant would pay for the uses, a term that Includes de­ • Creamy Cole Slaw n .39 tty. get paid up to three days early Jy- Rybezyk figures that a two- Ihere Is a tremendouf amount portion of the cost of repairs velopment tor park and recrea­ • Texas Toast Aseemtalyman Mervyn H. Dy when a pay period. ends on a bedroom, nv^em apartment that cannot be financed, along tion purposes, conservation of mall, D-ltos Angeles, whose die weekend or legal holiday. of redevelopment going on in Oie with utilities now renting for schools state, even in smaller towns; with the any other monthly land and other natural resourc­ tiiot IS' in the riot sons, said $140 in a private development housing expenses, with 25 per es, and historioal or scenic pur­ Bpown- is held “Jn great es- when the families living in these would cost eligible tenants $116 SHRIMP OR SCAU.OP PU1TER areas are relooated, moat can’t cent of his monthly income. poses. tMm’;’ by Negroes. under the r e ti suj^em ent pro­ It is too late for this section (Before, this program was n “Blit I think Yorty has picked RANGE 4.98 afford the new ap ai^ en ts they • Cole Slaw, French Fries find themselves In, he said. gram. to be applicable to homes in the only for the purchase of land np strength in the valley,” said .■\M* The poartblUty of a non-profit North Ehid. The plans already and the grant financed from 20 • Texas Toast •1.39 B ^all of toe suburban flan Manchester has an urban re­ Fsmsndo Volley sectlor) of Ixm newal project in its North End organisation, such as a church, call for leveling most of the to 30 per cent of the cost.) FUEL OIL building or using existing bous­ homes. However, In the down­ 8. Matching grants for the AIR CONDITIONED Angeles^ “And there are more (hat is almost in the relocation ing also exists. town area, especially In the vi­ purchase and Clearance of land votes in the vajley than in my GASOLINE stage, and another in its down­ IRybczyk notes that there are cinity between Spruce and Main in built-up areas for use os area.” - ■ Here’s the regulation gym suit for all Manchester town area that will be at that Bven before toe riots. Demo­ schools, grade 7 thru 12. Fashioned of wash and wear, stage in a few years. cratic strate^ats expressed fear extra-strength Endura-loom fabric that sheds Wrin Both these areas now contain cf voter rebMllcn in Loe Angeles BANTLY OIL many of the town's poor fami­ County’s nominally Democratic kies, keeps coipfortably fit. Attached, inner-bri^f. Sizes nes. Both areas, too, are ripe ('().M 1'.\NY, INC. s white suburbs. 4-14. Colors: Red'(7th and llth^grade), swing:blue for attracting thoee second rS) Don B (»dl0y, who will help ,{,il M.UN .STIIKKT d e s s clCtseoB of Hartford for (8th and 12th), dufodil (9th) and seafoara (10th). run jBrcnwi’d^t TKL. whom no urban renewal has paigiL jnepdOe^ that toe regis- (DBL Young Wortd—Moaohestor Parksdt) risen to renew their hp^. They tw e^ Ddawessto, in toe Kin'll x'ille K75-.T271 want out end may be" expected in increasing numbers in ■ the next decade. With such circumstances in mind then, 'What does the now Housing and Uihen Devetop- E ment Adt affert / L Bent anpplemeata: ■ / By provMUng low-oost hous- tog with private ownership, this program does much to erase The carpet m e stigm a of living in a pUh- Be bousing development In effect, the government will psor part of the rent to the ownen of certain private hous­ Little boys know you can't beat ing in order to m e^ the hous- P tog availshle to low-lnooma In- NSMdtials or famiUes. 1 * L- •- Tb^Iie eligible the tenant must Health-tex* have an'lqcome within the max­ imum amdtmt established for Manchester. Ihe only maximum established in towiiSs for ten­ Let all your boys ride through Fall in Health*tm ants of WesthiU Oardehai Ona oesupant |B,ieOO; two otiaik- longie sets. Ail slacks are narrow-wale corduroy > cut to fit trimly. Some have suspenders, Others • EASY PRICE -^ASY CARE ♦ DEAUTlPUtLY LUXURIOUS have elastic waistbands all the way around. And a r t : W otch ’The "Bobbie” . . . a interest on teamed with 2-ply combed cotton knit tops in sofids r fe:, BIgelovy’s Seabright lounger, a dress, an Repairing or patterns—whichever goes best. Go get th6m. over-grown shirt. lOOX BIGELOW APPROVep ACRYLIC*' In wool-nylon her­ Watch them go through the washer. And go out and - ringbone or pure One Y ea r your savings play over and over and over again. 8800 The oarpet luxury you’ve always wanted... rich and ailken, deep and beun^ l.. at the prioe wool solid or plaid. Guarantee Sizes 2-8-4 (S-6x. girls’—8-7 boys’) ^ you want to pay! Bigelow'a Seabright waa deaigned for people like,you...w)ie,love the iflaer Orion "C h i^e^ thinga of life yet atiU have a budget to keep. It'e'ptMtidid, toQ.. .Miy te wire" over - the - from day of ears for, e Joy to clean, a baar fov abuse. Now look at the dear, pure knee fltockings. S 3 Cleaning decorator colon I... Look at the aenalble price I HSO d e p o sit B. Ruffle U-neck slip­ «a C over of lambswool, Free Electronic fur and^nylon 3 1 2 Timing Slot-seam wool flannel A-skirt. TREASURE i l l P lu s • • • SHOPPE C. Scallop-neck slip­ the wonderfvl time-BavinE over of emgora- MANCHESTER FABKAOE imivenlmce of d<^g all you^ lambflwool-nylon banking in a full-service bank that provides checking ac­ Wool hounds^t^ SOMB check skirt counts, safe deposit boxes, $11 mortgage loans, personal SPECIAL loans and all the other mod­ D. Angora -.lambs- em banking services. Look for wool - nylon Jac- M the Family Banking Service , q u a r d cardigan '■ ■■ ' .V sweater. 316 sign in ypur Connecticut Wool flannel taper NORMAN'S Bank and Trhst <^ce. pants. 3.11 I iiniiii . II Mct:il Cable tennis wool VACUUM pullover, , 313 Health-tex* Camel color wool Bermudas. 37 CLEANER Wool-nylon cable ^ FAMILY ' Oozy as can be come Fall: Health-tex carefree s i k M &r knee-hi sox. $2 I III' KmII \ImiiiI sets. Soft narrow-wale cotton corduroy overaQi.iIrtap* ( nm|ilcfc \V Mil I iMil'j BANKING fasten at crotch for swift changes. Built-up beoRiiprs* I OM.l vent suspender slip. And Wide gussets giwi % tra | SoHd ruffle tm ^ SERVICE \ stripe cotton diaper room. The 2-pfy corpbed cotton k n itW i^ to ! blouse. $ 7 97 snap-fosten at the shoulder to oome o n ai^ off Slim wool flannel 24 vdtli sese. FHslgr Fan colors. Extramsk m M i k , skirt. S3 THB COIMIMECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 311 MAIN STREET DPP. STATE ARMORY 44;t II \IM I nill) IU> T H E BANK THAT PROVIDEB A COMPLETE PAMHY BANXiNO BERVtOE 88.00 set, up—JsrMysfl.tW.ep SHOP DAL IN MANCHISTIR FARKADI — W »n THURS,. FKL M 3 im TNI f \\( HI S I I l; SlxM 9>12,18-24 m onth^Toddlew f-4 MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER TEL. USsilOS MONDAY. TUfiSDAY. SATUI^DAY 10 A.M. f 4 P.M. ______16 N. MAIN ST. 898 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PARKAQE ______I Intuianct Corporattoa St ^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN« WEDNESDAY, SEPTEIABER 8,1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1966 PAGE FOURTEEN Klan Qaims Village Bans GirVs Horse^ More Thefts Tolland WILUNGTON i;Viet Sweeps Obituary State News Two-Pronged Strike No Members Father Vows Court Fight Roundup Oh Weekend Manning Hits Republicans, ;See Little of William PhlUlp* In Bogaliisa NSW TOOUC (AP) — Can at on odor offeiahre to the tonme- ^W OLTON William Philllpa, boras aamsd Mr. Msgoo And diate neighbors, a disturbing (Continued from Page One) Launched by India Mora than 3B00 additional Seeks Debate with Zanghi ooUsetlon and smisaian of duit 70,\of Bolton Center Rd. wae FLEA MARKET loaa^dua to vandals and thievee happlnsss wtth a ll-ysar-old glil ;Cong Faces dead on arrival this morning at NSW ORLBANB, La. (AP) - In the surrounding area and a completion of an Investigation. ovar the weekend,waa reported bi a Nsw Tosk iwburbT safety basard to psdeatrians la Mknehester Memorial Hospital (Conttmied from Page One) In the Mtreme north, in lUah- > police yesterday afternoon, Thomas Manning. Damocratlcfroonu of ^Hday.^lO Ku Klux Klan offlolals have told where he was taken from his Police Chief William Morse to 11:30 a.m. Douglaa Ahnart, a three-judge federal court that No, said ths VtUags Board of the narrow vlUage roadways.” WIIIIngtoR, Omr. UiS. Rtiti 44 (OoattiiMd from PHf* Om ) »*ld the owner of the house re­ mlr atate, ^ Tha toU l coat to homes and oendldate for 1st selectman home. He had been under a Karachi is headquarters of the ti^ p e advanced five miles in Todd Bertachf, Mary Bath the Klan no longer exists in Bo- Bayvtns, on Long bland, Tusa- Howsvtr, ths board added moved the first cross himself. Pakls^l nevy. buaineaaea over the Labor Day r*rm *io Zanrhl In- gatusa. La. that H recognises “ the affection ftome 8,000 to 8,000 troop* doctor'e care for a long time, the Poonch area, in the west waekand cauiad by vandaU and challengad Carme o zangro. m Caron, Thomaa Carter, Doug­ day idght. H m board rsaffirmsd Mr. Phillips was bom March Morse said both crosses were Ad Indian announcement eald central aector of the now that- las Cropper, Gunther Doudera, The court continued Ita hear­ Miss Southard has for the horse. T m RriMi — WllliRgtoR Hill war* takinK part In the opem- about five feet high, with a two ______thlavae la mora than 32,000. cumbent lat selectman to a ae- tts provloua dsclsian that Karsn tlon, called Piranha after the 11, 1886, in Worcester, Mas*, and the naval attack on ' Dwarkk tered United NaUon* cease-fire Thomas Ewing, Ann Furey, All- ing on KKK aettvltiei today In a . .end enjoins hsr to sxpkzre ths Tha Grean Manor Construe- [.bate on the issues in the cam- Southard's brown hors* Is not a deadly South American fish. In lived in~Bolton 18 year*. fMt cro.sa piece to w h jch ^u n ^rv|^u ,^"',^ d'amage "of mriiu'ry line. eon Hendrie, Judy Jsndruoek Justice Department suit asking possibility of harboring Mr. Ma shirts soaked with inflanimabfe tion Co. atta at Weathlll Gar- Mid that Zanghi could domestic animal and theratora ■ a similar U.S. Marine offensive He wa* a World War I veter­ ,_.i. “ “ significance and damage to cl- An Indian government broad­ and Lee Ann LaBelle. that the Klan be forbidden to goo In nsarby arsas permitting liquid had been tied. dena on Hartford Rd. ti leas 70 ' can’t be k*iX In the vlHage, Saturdayt Sept. 11 last month on Van Tuonjf penin­ an of the U.S. Navy. He he* villan life and property was still cast reporte'd heavy massing of harm or harass Bogalusa olt' pones.” plyform places worth 3360 ueed 1^* tlma « « P'*” ’ Friday, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Bar­ Karen’s fathsr, Brnett sula, 10 mllea north of Batan- been employed et Cheney Bros, "Usually these th(ngk are the being asse.ssed. Pakistani troops in the northern liens. I. ” We are not going to put Mr. work of prankateja-br youngsters fo? forming foundations. MU bara Miller, Mary MorgaMon, Southard, vowed today that fan, about 800 Viet Oon* were (or 40 yeare, retiring eU yeare However, Radio Pakistan aector of East Pakistan, on the Gall Nutting, Michel* Pellerin, Testimony that the Klan had M Sfoo out to any boarding sta­ 10 A.M. f S P.M. with a wler4 sw se of humor," other side of the subcontinent. chael Dyer, oonetructlon super-!Democratic ha’s fight on. Blled. „ , , ago. claimed the naval shelling de­ Melalne Roberta, WUMw” Stone, been disbanded In Louisiana's b l e said Southard. "H s said M ^se; "but we have to stroyed military and radar In­ Air raid sirens sounded at Intendent for Green Manor. r»- man. In a I have to,” he said. "A ftsr In the air war, 12 U.S. B82 jet He waa a member of South Richard Thornton, John Toombs, eth (Congressional District came wouldn’t havs enough room to checl^. them out." stallations at a base at Dwakra 2:46 a.m. in N ^ Delhi and porta the places wera already last night. ‘ X all, I promised her she oould bombers dropped nearly a half Methodiet Church, the Army- Oliver TuIIer, Karen and Kath­ from the grand dragon of the run around. SPONSORED lY from which It said air attacks waited for 10 mliHitea, but offl- oiled and had a red edge secret organisation, Charles H. have a horse.” “ Ws'll take eur case to Nas­ million pounds of bomba on a Navy Club and VFW, all'of Man- around them. » ' of responsibility in pub leen Zabllansky. on Karachi were being made. clala said the Indian air force Christmas of Amite, Southard built a stable last sau County Court next and to fuspected Communist junple cheeter. Pacifist s Trial On Monday, 10 to 11:80 a.hi., THE FEDERATED CHURCH of WIOINOTON The broadcast added that In­ had repelled an air attack on Four windshield! on truck! , Hcofilce. Both Christmas and Saxon November In a St-by-ioe-foot the U.S. Supreme (Court If we •trong^hold leas than 28 miles Survivor* Include hi* wife, NEW HAVEN (A P ) A fed Elizabeth Blauvelt, Cheryl Cald­ dian air force planes attacked the capital. A Defense Ministry In the Anthony Dten Conitruc I They Farm er of Bogalusa, the KKK fenced area by Ms 336,000 horns have to,” he sold. "Karen 1* from Saigon. Mr*. Jennie Tedford Pblttlps: * eral Judge denied today a move tion Co. on Stock Pi. were publican »«>*ctmsn Frank well, Leigh Caouette, U sa Com, In the Dan Nang area, four the Pakistani navy ahipa and spokesman said one Paklataj)! grand titan, failed to bring for Mr. Magoo, a quarter horse. going to keep Mr. Magoo.” On# Doy ANTIQUE SHOW and S A U son, Robert W. PWlHf** of Bol-1 to dl*ml.HS draft-dodging charges Diane Coulombe, Robin Bllert, Viet Coni: were killed and three the naval guns shot down home transport, went down In (lames broken during the weekend, po- llnhiic welfare records demanded In the sub­ Quarter horses are a breed ton; four brothertT Uewls P h il-, ag^alnst David H. Mitchell, a Tammy Fetko, Jill Harding, kixmn (or their speed up to a captured when Communist lips and yhomks Phillips, both of Brooklyn N.Y, pacifist. of the planes. It said the Pakls- near New Delhi’s Palam Inter­ lice report. The windshield* v!r« of poena served on them. They iT'i.VopV tBiii shlps Suffered no losses national Airport. coet an estimated 3180 ^ th* clUzens w d ^ Shelley Krechko, Heidi Kunelc. quarter of a mile. Netp Clednaera Soft Rain or Shlno forces of undetermined strength Manchestel\itefT > Albert ■ .. Phillips...... of Trial ITIRI wasWR» .setfiei tolu stn.tMinn Monday,munu»y i * •' iw. .. mva.slon d. ■aid they didn't know of any. attacked Vietnamese troops on New Delhi had expected a Monday, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Steven The court gave them 48 hours This brought happiness to Ea.st Hkrtford and Robert Phil-' at 10 e.m. by Chief U.S. Dls-' ^ B*B*run"’*'^*"^'^ broken by » , almost totally un- W ASHrNGT(5N—You can be patrol 12 miles east of Hoi, a In the Lahore-Amrllsar area 800 raid in reprisal (or an Indian air LaForge, Douglas Lentocha, Lee to '.‘refresh your memory and Karen and Mr. Magoo, but not lips of Paterson, N.J.; two sis-1 trlct Judge William H. Timbers. ; ireV k . and vandalism re-| of the responsibilities of to some of the Southarde' neigh­ sure, by cheecking Ingredients, A m and Crafta and Honw Propomd Food U.S. milllary source said. Thf raid Tuesday against the airport Ann Lombardo, Gary McBvoy, bring in whatever records i)rc in P" ...... _ ported in ye.Urday’e Herald PUbllc^oHice.^^^^_^ bors. that your detergent won’t pro­ Vietnamese govemmeflt Manchester and Mr*. Lloyd i Mitchell that the case be con- at Rawalpindi, the Pakistani Mason Rodman, Donna Smith, your poeaeBilon.” despite Pakistani counterat- They oomplslned that Mr. duce unneeded foam In sewage claimed the Viet Cong lo»t 30 to capital. TTie Defen.se Ministry Michael Smith, Dorothy Stauss, "W e are not satisfied with the AdulH 25c — FREE PARKING Temple of Granby, and two unued beyond Monday tacks which were "being re­ works. The old type used SB men. Vietnamese f!asualties grandchildren spokesman said no damage was " W . PICKUP I Mary Stoffen, Michael Trueb reasons you have given, nor are Magoo wae a nuisance and vio­ Mitchell .said he planned to seek pulsed with heavy losses to the la t e a village ordinance alkyl benzene sulfonate. New Funeral service* will be held sustained in New Delhi and and John Wuthrlch. we satisfied with the candor of were not reported. new counsel. Pakl.stanis." the Indian an­ against keeping nondomeetic "soft” detergents on the mar­ U.S. Armv helicopters landed Friday at 1:30 p.m. at South made no mention of Indian loss­ Voter Registration the testimony,” said Jud.fe John nouncement claimed. animal*. ket almost everywhere in the under heavy enemy fire at the Methodist Church. The Rev, Dr. es in the air clash. A day long voter registration Minor Wisdom, New Orleans, a Again there waa a conflicting The board agreed Tuesday United State* us* linear alky little post of Klen Thlen. in the J. Manley Shaw, pastor, will of­ GE Gets Contract The spokesman said Pakistani store*. Fairway on E. ' session will be held in the Town member of the 6th U.S. Circuit HARTFORD (AP) A J65 mil­ report from the Pakistani side. deplorable. itight, charging the hors* causes lat* sulfonate. The Flavor Of Month For September Mekong Delta, and evacuated 50 ficiate. Burial will be in East planes made two strikes against ac- Hall, Saturday from 9 a.m. to Court of Appeals. lion contract (or designing, fur­ A spokesman In Rawalpindi I ManningM K »v and..a D.n,or.K civilians reported woimded In Cemetery, Manchester. Halwara Airport In Punjab 8 p.m. This will be the last Sitting 'irith Judge Wisdom nishing and erecting New Eng­ said the Indian offensive has Stale and dropped paratroopers. cused Zanghi of "withholding '* allied air strikes agaln.st Viet Friends may call at the been bogged down (or the past broken into. vital Information from the vot- chance new voters have to quali­ are two District (Court Judges, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main land’s largest nuclear generat­ There was speculation that par­ Seven care, six of them brand Cong forces that had been at­ 24 hours. ers at the last town meeting.” fy for the Oct. 4 election. Robert A. Ainsworth Jr. and Freih Peach tacking the post. Ten of the ci­ St., Manchester, tomorrow from ing station at Millstone Point, atroops had been dropped by new, were broken into at Man­ Waterford, to the General Elec­ Reliable sources In Rawalpin­ The town was asked to con­ UB. citizens having lived in Herbert W. (Chrlstenberry. vilians died after they reached a 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the downed (3130 near New Del­ chester Motor Sales on W. Cen­ Tolland for six months and in (Christmas told the court the tric Co., was announced Tues­ di reported, however, that India hi, but the spokesman said It sider spending approximately hospitalr had dropped "probably a small ter St. The tachometers were 3100,000 of town, state and fed­ Oonneotfeut for one year are #11- Original Knights of the Ku Klux Ice Cream Mm. Joseph (Pastula) Prsytnia day. was not believed any landings ripped from the dashboards. Pilbts flying over the area, The Joint statement by the number of paratroopers” in the eral funds to buy the Tolland glble. Klan Is being replaced by a new about 100 mllea southWe.st of SOUTH WINDSOR - Mr*. were made. John F. Stasko’s home at 65 The Bulletin Board organization called the Anti- Hartford Electric Light, Con­ vicinity of Lahore during the India said Us planes raided Marsh as a future water sup­ Saigon, estimated the swampy Sophie Z. IPastula) Praytula, Durant St. waa broken into and St. Matthew's Ladles Guild Communist (Christian Associa­ Generous portion* o f fresh, necticut Light k Power and night. more "airfields and military ply. -» terrain concealed about 1,000 73, of 913 Plea.sant Valley Rd., Western Ma.ssachussetts Electric However, a Pakistani govern­ 350 worth of meat and liquor "This Information, which Zan­ will meet tonight at 8 in Mea- tion. ripe native peaches blended uniformed Viet Cong. Ovlllans wife of Joseph (Pastula) objectives" in West Pakistan, taken. The association, he agreed, thru Royal’s rich creamy va­ companies said the station will ment spokesman announced Including the Sargodha air base ghi, has publicly admitted he dowbrook School. A memberehlp FINANCIAL INSTITUTION In the area said the Reds Przytula, died yesterday at that Indian paratroopers had has the same officers, same nilla. What a wonderful taste have a capacity of about 600.(XK) over which a hard air battle had in his possession,” the Dem­ tea will be held and the Tol- Manchester Boy Scouts Serve at Worlds Fair ■eemed to have about 000 men, Hartford Hospital. dropped on Pakistani territory meeting places, same oath and treat, enpedallj kilowatts. was reported Tuesday. ocrats said, "branded the pro­ landers, a local square dance identified as the 306th Viet Cong Mrs. Prxytula waa bom In ’The schedule (or conati-uction between Lahore and Wazlrabad, Hospital Notes posal of the Republican select­ group will provide entertain­ bylaws and other similarities. Royal makes Itl Poland and lived In South Wind­ New DelW claimed 32 Pakis­ Manchester Boy Sooutu, left^ sklUs. Tbey also demoostrated<»by the cooperation and mipport IF YOU'II A HOMIOWNit Battalion. of the proposed plant is depend­ 120 to 180 miles east o( Rawal­ men probably Impractical and ment. VM. sor for the past 50 years. She tani paratroopers, dropped be­ to right, Stevsn J. ValoluUs, speciality eklUe In which they of Isjbor, taiduetry, the A U.S. spokesman reported ent on the approval of the Atom­ pindi. 'Visiting hour* are S to 8 p.m. certainly premature.” WITH A PIOMJM UKI THIS: waa a member of the Women’s hind Indian lines, had been cap­ Held in Breaks are putlcularly talented, such Army, and the World’a Fair (Peach Ice Cream In Vi Gallons Only) these other developments In the ic Energy Commission and oth­ The number dropped and oth­ In all areaa excepting mater­ They continued, "Zanghl’s Manchester Evening Herald Theodore R. Blakeslee in and Rosary Society of St. Francis tured in the Pathankot region of as Dutch-oven cooking over Gorporation, WRF! er regulatory agencies. er details were not immediately nity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. defense of his actions at the Tolland correspondent Bette Stephen C. Spaeth, all members WNmufii —Ten Viet Cong were killed of Assisi Church. northern Punjab State. NORTH OROSVENOR DALE coals of a campiflre, Indian MmIMv LIKE VARIETY? ONLY ROYAL Site clearance is expected to announced. and 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private town meeting i* an Insult to Quatrale tel. 876-2846. of Charter Oak (CounclL locate VOM but government forces suffered Survivors beside* her hue- (A P )—Thnse men arrested at dancing, aquatic safety tech­ •wa PM Fewwwef start in the spring of 1966. rooms where they are 10 a.m. the intelligence of every tax­ Farragut State Park, Idaho, on June Allyson Sues heavy leases when Communist band, include six sons, Michael gunpoint Monday outside a tele' niques, campfires and pioneer­ Finance Ca. $ M OFFERS YOU THIS VARIETY 11^, to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested payer. a map at “The Wonderful s soe g;uerrllla8 attacked militiamen Pasbula and Anthony Pastula, vision shop were indicted Tues­ ing skills. They also escorted not to smoke in patients* room*. In replying to the original World o f Scouting” Boy Scout LOS ANGELES, (AP) — Ac­ T T s T Dept. Otaraa $ 1$ In a bivouac area 280 miles both of Manchester, Joseph E. Driver Blamed day for a series of breaks car­ and told visitors al>out the pur­ No more than two visitor* at road safety sign charges, Pope Will Visit Pavilion at the New York tress June Allyson has asked a HALF-GALLON PACKAGES northeast of Saigon. A rein­ Pastula. Stanley Pastula, Fran­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) A cra.sh Medicare No Cure ried out over the summer. pose, scope, fun and adventure $1,1M 1 Car Payments $ 7 » Zanghi said he had hired World's Fair where they served court to award her voting rights forced company held onto the cis L. Pastula and Raymond on the Connecticut Turnpike In one time per patirnL Police charged Robert Prince of scouting and Its outdoor ac­ S 1SS | Heepitei $ 4 0 Vanilla, Van.-Choc., Van.-Straw., NeopoUtaa, BaiuMD someone to cut the brush along United Nations last week as members o f the from 100,(XX) shares of stock in a position about 26 miles north­ Pastula, oil of South Wind­ Norwalk last May 2 which of Putnam and James E ..D or­ tivities aiM educational Indoor Chocolate, Pistachio, Coffee, Batter CarameL ADMITTED YESTERDAY; the roads, but had been, busy Scout Service Corps. The atate television firm in which her late S 4M 1 Purnlture $ 2 0 west of Qui Nhon, in Binh Dinh sor; three daughters, Mrs. claimed the lives of two Bridge­ with the town oiling program sey and Richard Ringels of programs. husband, Dick, Powell, was a For Graft Victims Richard Allely, 607 Hartford (Continued from Page One) park will be the site o f the 9 ISO 1 MieMHeneaua. j F R U IT — Orange Pineapple, Bum Raisin, Strawberry, Province. Bruno Rugienis of West H art­ port men was blamed today by Worcester, Mass., with four Rd.; Mr*. Margaret Anderson, and unable to check with the 1967 International Jamboree of The Boy Scouts also assUrt- partner. •x” —T went y-eight guerrillas ford, Mrs. Edward C. Borawski Coroner Isadore L. Kotler on eotmts of larceny, four of break­ ed handicapped persons and $2,890 1 Frozen Pudding, Cherry Vanilla, Black dierry. Cherry 387 E. Middle *I^ke.: Kevin and person hired. has no dli^omatlc relations with Boy Scouts, the first Jamboree AOsa Allyson said 100,000 were killed five wounded and 22 of Hartford and Mrs. John the Intoxication of the driver. By BILL McOORMICK •^$1.69 for 8 ounces to $3 a pint, Manning and Danforth, in ing and entering, one of pos­ groups, served as honor guards Nugget, Banana SpUt, Black Baapberry, Dutdi Apple. Peter Benoit, Wapping; Thom­ the VoBcao; but presumably held In the United States. shares of stock In Four Star Tel­ captured in a three-day sweep Kbstyk of Wilson; a brother and Killed were Horace Taylor, 25, NEW YORK (N E A )—The was advertised to contain session of dangerous weapons and escorts for visiting dig­ as Bleu, RFD 2, Vernon; Mr*. replying to Zanghi’s answer to the U.S. government waa in­ The boys were among 86 out­ evision Corp. was placed in Wa Cm M Halfi Yaa lA a THt: NUT and CANDY—Maple Walnut, Batter Pecan, Butter by U.S. Marines and Vietnam­ two sisters in Poland; nineteen operator of the auto, and his chemicals missing from our and one of possession of burg­ nitaries, served as special hosts motto of con men who prey on Delia Block, East Hartford; their charges ccmceming the formed by the apoetolic dele­ standing honor scouts and three trust (or her and their two chil­ Brickie, Butter Almond, Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Stick, ese units In the Qul Nhon area, grandchildren and twelve great­ passenger, Caesar C. Lewis, 28, the aged today might well be: farm land and essential to good town's road safety signs, said lary tools. and aides at the United Btatee, Francis Bobar, 10 Frederick gate in Washington. adult leaders specially selected dren when Powell died Jan. 19, Chocolate Almond, Chocolate Batter Chip, Mocha Chip. too mllea northeast of Saigon. grandchildren. both of 76 Ridge Ave. "The government giveth and health. .that they would "like to re­ Prince was also charged with New York State, Pennsylvania To Pay AH For Extra New Mont Kotler said Taylor was headed Rd.; Mrs. Marlon Boulay, 49 The announcement of the pa­ to serve Aug. 31 through Sept. 1963. American losses were reported The funeral will be held F ri­ we taketh away.” The Better Business Bureau mind Zanghi and Kalaa, that possession of narcotics and Dor­ State and other state and in­ Her suit said the stock Yon Receive BlUa Caoh Payment ( RIPPLE S— Strawberry, Chocolate, Dbl. Chocolate, Coffee ea.st on the turnpike when his S. Alton St.; Mrs. Netta Brat- pal trip waa unusual in one re­ 7 at the World's Fair because bght. day at 8 a.m. from the Nerw- President Johnson’s signature investigated and found that "it they have a responsibility to sey was charged with being ab- ternational pavilions, and gen­ presently Is voted by A. Morg;an Butterscotch, ^Butterscotch, Wild Cherry, Marshmallow American planes continued vehicle struck a concrete abut­ appears that sea water is an in­ snyder, 29 Marble St.; Mr*. spect—it did not come from the sent without official leave from of their backgrounds In scout­ kirk and Whitney Funeral on the Medicare bill yia.s still see that such work is done. ing and the community. erally helped vlsltore to the Maree Jr., the estate's execu­ $3,000 $2,550 $450 $65.73 Caramel, Raspberry, Coffee Modus, Choc. Marshmallow, ■trikes In North Viet Nam ment at the Fairfield Avenue significant source of minerals Alice (Tarey, 44 Durant St.; A l­ pontiff himself. the U.S. Army. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East damp when the vultures start­ The responsibilities of the of­ Stephen J. VonBuw of Rock­ Fair. tor. Blueberry. •gainst bridges, roads and mili­ underpass. required by man.” fred Coda. 665 N. Main St.; Mrs. He personally axuiounced Ha They are being held in Heu of Hartford, with a solemn high ed swooping down on hapless fice lie on their shoulders and ville, assistant scoutmaster of The Scout Service (3oips and •Includes Principal, Interest, L ife Insnranoe tary barracks and staging ar­ A big target for the health Blanche Consint, Storrs; Mrs. trips to the Holy Land in Janu­ Mass of requiem at 9 at St. beneficiaries. on no one elses.” They added 310,00(( bond. Troop 93, Rockville, wae one of "The Wonderful World of Scout­ Available at your nearest Royal Ice Cream Dealer’s eas. gyp is the artHritis victim. It Pearl Daley, Lake Rd.. Andover; that if the person hired "per­ ary 1964, and to India the fol­ C A LL 246-7665 Francis of Assisi Church. Burial Three Bound Over The first method Introduced three adult leaders at the Fair. ing" have been made poeslble Store, or phone ua for further information . . . A U.S. Embassy employe, a Mrs. Dorothy Dudley, 153 lowing Dacember. BRIEF VISIT OB MAO, THIS COUPON TODAY! will be in St. Mary’* Cemertery, ENFIELD (AP) — Circuit j by the ghouls to bilk the old has been estimated that there forms unaatlsfactorally, the He aesisted Curtiss M. Sanford representative of the U.S. Oper­ are 12 million arthritlcs in the Chestnut St.; Reginald Ells­ selectmen have a responsi­ It had been generally believed BAN FRAN(CIS(CO (A P )—Ship­ THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA, Inc. Blaat Hartford. Court ordered three men and a folks on Medicare is fiendishly worth, Coventry: Mrs. Emma the Pope, 67, would go to the of Greenwich, contingent scout­ PENTLAND ations Mission and a Vietnam­ Friends may call at the fu­ United States—most of them bility to take whatever steps ping magnate Daniel K. Ludwig ONE C O N ST m m O N A L PLAZA, HARTFORD, CONN. woman bound over to Hartford simple and simply fiendish. The Faletti, 472 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. United Nations after the New master of World's Fair Scout THE FLORIST ese employe of the Joint U.S. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 elderly—who are fleeced of $250 are necessary to g;et the Job of TCarien, (Conn, steamed Into Superior Court Tuesday on grafters pounce on those over Carolyn Flshe, 66 'Whitney Rd.; Year because of the Vatican Service Corps Troop. VonEuw "Everything In Flowers” Please g;ive me complete details, no obligation on how ICE CREAM Public Affairs Office suffered and tomorrow from 3 to 6 and million annually "fo r quack done.” Bon Francisco Bay aboard his Personal Notices charges of conspiracy to break ; ^ social Mrs. Lorraine Foley, 80 Wind­ Oomicil. His decision to go ear­ is a customer serviceman with Centrally Located at can borrow; minor cuts and bruises when a health benefits under a change remedies and pseudoscientific They concluded, " It seems 360-foot yacht Danginn .Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and enter with criminal intent " ■’ * “ * sor Ave., Bockvllle; Mrs. Rimor lier may possibly rsflect his C on i^ticu t Light and Power 24 BIRCH STREET COMPANY mine exploded in front of their in the Social Security law. claptrap of all kinds." Even that regardless of the charge, .for a short visit. □ 31.000 □ 33,500 Name . The court also reduced bond Garrity, RFD 1, 'Vemon; Mrs. concern about the worid situa­ (5o.,/ Rockville. The troop he Card Of Thanks 648-4444 — 648-6247 truck in the Mekong River delta Laartm c« A. Maeee A chiseler, posing as a govern­ with Medicare provldeng the Zanghi excuses himself ^ The eye-catching 670-ton ship on the four, two of whom were Martha Giesecke, Coventry; tion. senres is sponsored by the Haz- We wish to (bank aJl of our neieh- Open 8:80 - 6:30 □ 31.600 □ 34,(M)0 Address •bout 88 miles south of Saigon. BOLTON — Laurence A. ment field agent sent to explain best modem science can offer to bleuning someone else. W e caU registered under the Liberian wounded trying to escape a po­ John Hall, 454 E. Center St.; ardvllle Fire Department. bora, friends and relatives for the e MANUFACTURED IN MANCHESTER SINCE IM 6 ! e U.S. military authorities an­ Masse, 86, of West Hartford, Medicare, conveys a modicum ease the aches and pains of this evasion of responsibility.” flag, carries a crew of 20. She many acta of klndnesa and sym­ Open Tbura. NItea □ $2,000 □ 34,600 City ... lice stakeout. Mrs. Gail Heckler, Coventry: Besides staffing the scout nounced that 180 South Viet- father of Mrs. Marguerite Post of information, then offers to arthritlcs, medical authorities Meet the Candidates arrived from Victoria, B.C. pathy shown U S in our recent be­ Tni 6:00 p.m. Manufacturers of ORFTTELU’S "BANQUET HPUMONI” One of the wounded men, Mrs. Josephine Herter, 17 Kee­ Ludwig’s fortime is estimated pavilion the boys performed reavement. We especially thank all □ 32,500 □ 35,0(K) Phone .. namsse government personnel of Bolton, died yesterday at take care of the details of en­ fear that gullible oldsters will The Democratic Town Cfiub tboee who sent the beautiful floral Parking Across the Street 27 WARREN STREET— PHONE 649-5358 •nd 28 Americans were killed In Harold Unsworth, 26, of 60 New ney St.; Mrs. Beverly Johnson, Stocks in Brief at one-quarter of a billion dol audience participation demon­ For 100 Cars . . . □ 33.000 □ Or More Hartford Hospital. Britain Ave., Hartford, was in­ rolrolling the senior citizen for the continue to throw away their wlH sponsor a Meet the Candi­ tribute*. action last week and 410 Viet­ South Windsor; Charles Kolen- dates Night at the home of lars. strations of basic scouting Mrs. Tbomaa Conn and Family Other survivor* include two terrogated in connection with added benefits. pittances on fraudulent pan- namese and 44 Americans were da. Bast Hartford; Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Roland Pellerin, Hurlburt NEW YORK (A P )—The stock sons, five other daughters, four the gangland-style slaying of ex- The con artist explains that a wounded. Lawrence, 397 N. Main St.; Rd., Saturday night at 8. market turned mixed early this brothers, five sisters and nine­ convlct Ronald Randall in June. special discount can be obtained The Food and Dnlg Adminis­ afternoon in moderately active Ih ey said 100 Vietnamese and by paying in advance. He Walter Leggett, 76 Whitney St. Onge' at Plcnle teen grandchildren. Unsworth and Paul Areata tration has estimated that more trading. three Americans were missing generously offers to collect (or Rd.; Pauline Merenino, 57 Flor­ Rep. William St. Onge will The funeral will be held Jr., 31, of 89 Morris St., Hart­ than $6(X) million is wasted each The list was Irregularly high- In action or captured. Friday at 8:16 a.m. from the the government, pockets the loot year on falsely promoted ence St.; Mrs. Marie McOinness, be the featured guest at the The authorities listed 420 Viet ford were granted reductions in Kelley Rd.. Vernon; James Nor­ ______er for much of the morning, Fisette Funeral Home, 20 Sisson bond from $50,000 to $30,000. and disappears into whatever vitamin supplements, health Democratic towm committee Cong killed in action during the hole is reserved for his type of ris, 213 Hilliard S t; ACra. Eliza­ p l ^ c Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ear- >wgan to jwften. Ave., Hartford, with a Mass MFORT! failed to be certified as a candi­ comes, many have nest eggs of Carol Seavey, 77 Oxford St.; price squeeze resulting from the By state law, a new appraisal funeral home tonight from 7 Ro.semount Grove in Bolton to­ ents will be held tonight at 8 date because he lacked the re­ a few thousand dollars which new labor agreement. Is required every ten years. The to 9. night after a state Jaycee busi­ Mrs. Gwendolen Hurl, 295 Main in the parlor of the United quired signatures of 250 regis­ con men consider easy pick­ U.S. Steel was uij, slightly at last one was done in 1056. ness meeting. The Manchester St.; Samuel Smith, 11 Otis St.; Congregational Church. tered voters on his petition pa­ ings,” says Kenneth B. Wilson, the start but erase'd the gain Dad’s and young men put Hush Puppies on P. Joseph Murphy, town as­ Adelhert B. Clarke Jaycees are hosts for the event. 1 C®"“ Parents are requested to sessor, said today that the ROCKVILLE — Adelbert pers, said Clerk Rol^rt J. Gal- presideAt of the 'National Better X,. t I ter St.; Mrs. Patricia Peach, and showed a net lose of a full the top of the list.'Nothing beats their crisp bring their children’s health point. Fractional losses were Cleveland-based firm will begin Bendaney Clarke, . 81, of livan. Business Bureau. “ Collectively, h i hv Rocwkvllle: Mrs. Fran- good looks, the superior fit and exacting eup- Regulations governing Hart­ these life savings represent a hlghll^ted by a talk ^ven by Rudlnsky, RFD 3, Rock- slips and the first tuition pay­ shown by Bethlehem, Republic work Immediately, but that it Hartford, father of Mrs. Harvey ment of 320. port he ne^s. Styles for every occasion from Will not get to the home inspec­ Deane of Rockville, died yester­ ford elections require a primary rich haul. Vine: Mrs. Jwn Reedy anSTiJon. Steel and Jones A Laughlin. whenever the list of council can­ "The elderly are particularly The first full day of kinder- GenersJ Motors held a frac­ golfing to important business meetings. tion stage until t)ie first of the day at a Hartford Convalescent Litchfield St.; Mrs. P a t r i c i a b V ^ n V ’sent'' 15 Assist- jrear. home. didates exceeds 18. Robbins’ dis­ vulnerable to health quackery, agement and leadership training H .uiht.r 101 tional gain. Ford and (Jhrysler programs. 'Skogebo was prest' Dobosz and daughter, 101 Por­ ing mothers will be Mrs. Rob Although Unltied was not the Other survivors include a s Isachers. Bach chHd is sntltlsd to pass the United States and Iona will* continue manufactur- uremic poisoning and ^ host of iB ons 46, -minuts lesson a day, become tha world's laadinf ftvs 4 ^ a weak. Iba law atataa. 8)ippUar. > centratad Uquld, prload tran UAHCBESlra BVnONO HEkAU), HANCHOSTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER B, IMS PAOB savignna 6 ': PAGB SIXTEEN ment. His wife, Mary June, and an Intention to defraud the fov- broadoaat fold th# n«w boundo- emment." ^ their BH-year-oId eon, James FREE orsas and win bo supsrvlssd at The Indictment charged that Jr„ will Join him Sunday. Colum bia all tlmss, anada Vote rlM ot tlM eountry'R aloctoral Oodoy Gives Raft' paid no taxes on $10,000 At Columbia, Meredith said, DELIVERY “No pupils should bs at dlotrioU probably would not bo Income from 1908 through 1961. he Intended "to devote all my sehool prior to SiSS o.m., whloH" completed boforo HOT. To .wait During that period he had a time to study and beooms m Sailing Club Is ths arrival tins of ths first S e t Nov. 8 for tote, ho Bold, would eubjoct Protection to gross Income o) more than $300,• p^ssrional as Tm capable of ARTHUR DRUI bus." Canada to “Increasing uncer bMomlnS.’’ Aboard Osotroyor tointy and faoUoueneee becauee 000, the U.S. attorney's office (OonSmMd from page One) said. EndsSeason^ •soman Pony o. Pedsrson, no party ho6 * clear majority.” •Rebel Allies Sioux Falls Ahead U»N, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. •rtie campaign le Peareon’e « Psdtrson of Oolumbla Lake, is iiorters In I}m House of Com- fourth oe leader of the Liberal LEASE James H. Meredith servtngaboard tbsdsstroysr es­ mons.” party and DIefenbakar'o fifth oe A CAR FROM PAUL DODGE PONTIAC BAMTO DOMINOO, Domln- SIOUX FAUiS. S. D. NamesHead NEW YORK (AP) — James inaHs reeldenU have the high- R. E. Wendell cort TIBS Brumby. Former Prime Minister John Coneervatlve leeder. Peareon le lo2i Republic (AP) — Provl^ David O. McKay H. Meredith, the Negro whose Son Bom 8$, Diefenbaker 70. enrollment at the Umvereity of eat per oepita conaumptlon ot Ths Columbia Mailing Club Dlefenbsker, whose Conserva­ In Canada, ae in Britain, a Pre«Jd«iit Hector Oarcia* SALT LiAKB CITY. Utah, skim milk In the nation. They A son, Utomas Harvey, was ALL MAKES Odpoy Indicated Tuesday nlKht Mlesteslppl touched off racial Building lU gStts was held over the week- bom to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas tive party wm 16 scats In 1981 government cen etay In office (AP) — David O. McKay, lead­ violence on Ita campus, has averaged 117 pounds last y ear- and was ths chief opposition, for ae long ae five years unlese he‘ will prevent army violence 54 quarts. The nearest rival was •nd, ending the season. Final OoUins of Hsnnequin Rd., Aug. er of the world’s 3,300,000 Mor­ been accepted by Columbia Uni­ Confraefor 14 at Windham Community ohargsd that Psarson collod the It le defeated on an Iteue of con­ ALL MODELS agllnst dvlllHns who support mons, celebrates his 93nd birth­ versity Law School, Cedar Raplds-Jowa City, Iowa, racing results released by Bid Hospllal.. The child Is ths cou­ election to escape “a vote of fidence. A prime mlnleter, how­ th^ Dominican rebels. day today and says: Meredith, who will regleter on with 47 quarts per person. On­ Residential-Commercial Kurts, commodore, ore os fol- ever, cen dissolve Parliament Monday, has a $3,000 Columbia ly four other cities claimed more ple's first. Mrs. Collins Is the non-confidenco (in Parliament) Rebel laders have complained ‘‘1 haven't an ache or pain. I Alterations-Remodeling Jowe: Lilghtntng winners were former DllEabeth Ckiiase, of WU- and call new electione et any USE OUR ONE OR TWO YEAR scholarship grant for tuition and than 30 quarts, and New York for hts failure to clear up the time. th*t civilians sympathetic to have no drugery, and every mo­ books and a two-bedroom apart- City averaged only three. Dr. John Pierce, George Peder' limantic, daughter of Mr. and' mess which has struck Into ths thslr cause have been beaten up ment of life Is a pleasure.’^ “Business Built On son, Paul Merrick. Comet winr Mrs. J. Alfred Cslsse, now of In the outfoluf Parliament highest echelons of ths Liberal the Llberale held 137 eeate, the LEASING PLAN SJ^ arrested by troops from the The president of the Church of Customer Satisfaction** ners were Jon Kurts, Henry Florence, S.C. Ths pstsmal government." armed farces training center. It Jesus Christ of Latter-day Beok Jr., and Parry Hutchins grandfather Is Harvey S. OoIIina Conservatives 92, New Demo­ Dlefenbsker said corruption crats 18, Creditistes 18, Social Is commanded by Gen. Ellas SalnU and hlS wife,'Emma, 88, Full Insurance Coverage and R. Huntington, who tied for of Oolumbla. Paternal great- would be the chief Issue of the W ^ ln y Wessln, who helped Will be tendered at a dinner giv­ third. grandparents are termer town Oedli party 9, and Independ­ campaign. Pearson's govern ents 2. There are four vacan­ oust President Juan Bosch In en by his four sisters at nearby 82 BALDWIN ROAD Meoaon winners for Sunflsh clerk and Mrs. Hubert P. Ool- ment has been rocked In the J»43 and fought the rebels tills Huntavllle. and SoUflsIi wars Conklin, Hirst Hns. past year by two bribery scan cies. PAUL DODGE year. ;“Alllsaid was: Tel. 644-0450 and Lnoos. In Hartford dr Is involving government aides tn his first speech In the rebel George Raft After 5:00 P.M. Ths olub hold Its annual meet. Misa Susan Randall, graduate and a former Cabinet minister. Island Unspoiled sector, Garela-Oodoy assured a LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mov­ Show me a liltif tkat delivers the taste Jng aftsr the races oi)d elected of Joaeph LAwrencs School of Diefenbaker and leaders of ' i p N T I A C big, cheering crowd that its con- ie actor George Raft pleaded Bdword Rlquler, Commodore for Nursing In New London, has ac­ other opposition parties also SAN MIGUEL, Mexico—The atitutlonal guarantees would be Tuesday to one count of and I’H eat my h a t" next year. Other officers are cepted a position at Hartford attacked Pearson for holding an absence of telephonee or gift 373 Main St. MANCHESTER 649-2881 respected. S tl Income tax evasion, but Jon Kurts, vice Conrunodore; Hospital. She will Uva In Hart­ election on the basis of the 14 shops is an attraction of Ctozu- t)bser\'ers said this meant he said It was the result of a mis­ BACK TO SCHOOL Kurt Lessenger, rear commo­ ford. year-old electoral map which mul Island in the Caribbean, would withdraw troops from the take. dore; George Pederson, fleet Honor Roll now Is in the process revl (jortez landed here In 1519, northern part of Santo Domingo, Raft, 69, was Indicted last captain; Andrea Stlmson, sec­ Edward G. Marsh. Sleepy and archaeologists still dig for where severe repression of ci­ week on six counts of tax eva­ eiFTS FOR ALL retary; Max Lessenger, treas­ Hollow Rd., has been awarded The prime minister in his Mayan ruins In the Jungle. vilians 1ms been reported. The sion for the period 1968-88. When urer. second honors (an average of AVemCA'* LARQP9T FAMILY CLOTHING CHA'191 reports have not been con­ he Is sentenced Sept. 28, the AT Voter Making Session B or better) and named to the firmed, but Dominican troops judge will dispose of the re­ The ISLSt voter-making eeesion dean’s list for ths past aca­ are known to occupy positions maining counts. before the October elections will demic year at ths University outside their normal locations. Raft faces a possible maxi­ HALLMARK be held Saturday In Yeomans of (Tonneetieut. Garcia-Godoy conferred for mum penalty of $5,000 fine and Hall from 1 to 8 p.m. There will Lsdee Association Officers nearly an hour with Ool. Fran­ three years In prison on the sin­ be a short session Oct. 2 for H io Columbia Lake Associa­ cisco Caamano E>eno and other gle count. PHARMACY those whose rights mature be^ tion has elSctod officers for the Baraws Mark Silver Wedding MR. AUTO WASH rebel leaders. The president told Betsy Shows Her Fury Raft said, “My return for 1961 *77 W. Middle Tpke. tween Sept. 11 and Oct. 3. 1965-66 term. newsmen finances were among Winds of Hurricane BeUy brought In high Udes and made the palm treeg away at Key BU- was false,” adding: "This was Absentee ballot applications Walter Schroder la the new You A sIib U for It! Look at this Vol^! the topics discussed but he did cayne, an island off of Miami. (AP Photofax)____ ‘____ _ not willful on my part or on the ore now being accepted by Mrs. president, succeeding William Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Baraw<^ Mr. Baraw married toe for not elaborate. part of my business pnanager. Plus Spuciol Margaret Dllworth, town clerk. Murphy, who declined re-elec of Stowe, Vt., formerly of Man­ Uon for business reasons. mer Beatrice Collins, daughter A crowd gathered outside short report by N. Charles There was a mistake in my fi­ Bonus Gift — Students planning to attend out- chester, were feted at on open of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins nancial statement, I never had of-state schools ore urged to William Thompson is vies house lAbor Day weekend in rebel headquarters and asked Bogg^ni who, since 1962, has of 14 Barry Rd., on Aug. 31 SHOPPERS SPECIAL To Spend $100,000 with every S2.00 purchase of ick up absentee ballots before president; Mrs. Stanley Lukes, Stowe in honor of their silver the president to speak. been the town's representative I secretary and Mrs. Georgs Es- From a second-floor window on the Country Club's Board of school supplies, your choice Sley leave. wedding anniversary. 1940 in Brookline, Mass. They School Notes cabert was re-elected treasurer. About 70 relatives and friends lived In Manchester at 54 Per glass of which was shattered in Governors. of a— Members of the executive the June 15 shelling of the rebel Bogglni will soon be re­ George Patroa, principal of attended the celebration which kins St. for 19 years before $ p 9 Country Club Asks Porter School, has issued sev­ committee are Joseph Clemen- was given by the couple’s three building toe Stowe-Flake ski re^ area by U.S. troops, Garcia-Go­ placed in the position, since he CLO SED FOR tlno, Mrs. Roy Ferguson, Joseph doy told the crowd: “I can as­ is now a member of the board 49e Pencil Box eral reminders to parents and children at toe Stowe-Flake Inn sort. Mr. Baraw Is vice presl school children. He asks that Lusky and Raymond Judd. and Motel. Guests from Maine, dent of the Process Engineer sure you that the guarantees of education Emd the town OR Murphy, as outgoing president, you desire will be yours today.” charter limits hla service to VACATION pupils in Grades 6, 7 and 8 be New Hampshire, Connecticut, Ing Co., Metheun, Mass. For Longer Lease certain to pick up a copy of automatically becomes a mem­ Massachusetts, Rhode Island The couple has two sons and THIS IS NOT A W r WASH! - The president said he would that board only. W ell Reopen ber. He present^ the board of Try new >, their schedule from their home­ smd Pennsylvania participated a daughter. Stuart Baraw Jr. guarantee that "your lives will 49e Bic Pen room teacher. Every homeroom The group voted to give $35 In toe weekend activities which Is manager of the Stowe-Flake • Tires Steam Cleaned not be harmed, that you'll be directors with a 5-year finan­ SEPT. 17th each to the Columbia Volunteer The Manchester Country Club, faced with competi­ cial report, ending Oct. 1, 1964, teacher will review the sched­ Included golfing and swimming. Motel, (Charles Baraw Is as • Body Thoroughly Washed able to return to your homes Ineky StriKef. School Special as adv. on 7TV Fire Department and the Recre' The formal open house and buf­ sociated with the National Cyl and that prisoners will be re­ tion from many area golf courses, has asked the town plus a nine-month report for PICCOLO'S ule for each section so that atlon Council. and Hand-mitted the period ending July 1, 1965. conflicts and uncertainties may fet took place on Saturday af­ Inder and Gas Co. at King of • Machine-Dried leased.” to extend its lease for another 15 years, so that it PIZZA PALACE J i l l c i ’s HALLMARK Social Notes ternoon at the Inn. The Baraws Prussia, Pa. and Misa Donna Bogglni praised the lease, . Filters be kept at a minimum. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Longs He was greeted with cheers could make an immediate expenditure of |100,000 for 477 ^ MAIN STREET PHARMACY INC. Patros reminds parents that were presented with silver and Baraw is a student at toe Uni • Underside Rustproofed when he indicated Important "under which all Manchester have returned from California, verslty of Vermont. improvements. residents have the same privi­ MANCHESTER . 277 West Middle Tpke. Grades 1 and 2 are meeting in monetary gifts at this time. • Spray Wax announcements were forthcom­ the primary wing, one section where they attended the wed­ IS! ing. It was believed the govern­ Club President Ray Warren the club's future unless the Im­ leges as club members," and Manchester ding of their son, Lt. (j.g.) Wal- told the board of directors last provements were made. said, “during the time that I ofV Grade 3 is f in the former den Lange, and Miss Alice Fox. cal and legal expenses would go ment would announce orders for Under a seven-year lease, ne­ ^ troops to withdraw from the night that, "unless our lease, have represented the town, health room, two sections of ^he ceremony took place Aug. Settlement Made Into a trust fund for Trudl. EVERY THURS. EYE. northern sector of the city. gotiated In 1963, the club is re­ there have been no complaints, Grade 3 are In the former all | 27 m the Palisades P^byteriwi which still has five years to quired to spend $160,000 for cap­ and I hope that the good rela­ purpose room and Grade 4 Is church In San Diego. In Injury Claim 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. run, is extended to 20 years, we ital Improvements during that tionship continues.” I Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Allen States* Average Large period. Warren said that $60,000 French Cows Dwindle will be unable to negotiate a He add^. Due to the ex- ^ r. and Mrs. Edward Carl- June Casella was ordered yes­ long-term loan for" the Improve­ has already been expended and ponslon of the school facilities, ^nd their families, all of WASHINGTON—'Hie 50 states own almost 85 million acres iPARiDS — Among West Eu­ ments and, consequently, our that more Is contmeplated. In­ Olives Subsidized our program will be sewrely | coiilns Rd.. have returned from terday by probate Court Judge membership, which has been cluding the installation of air- strained and many problems vacationing In Boothbay Har- John J. Wallett to pay Trudt of rural land, not counting road rope's leading milk - producing OOItPU, Greece—When Ven­ rights-of-way anti water areeis countries, France last year had dropping In the past few years, conditioning In the dining room. MOIIUTV BROTHERS wlll have to be met as they jj^j. Maine QuashitBchka $9,800 In the set­ will fall to alarming propor­ He said, “We can't stand still, ice ruled Corfu—from 1386 to arise. Changes In program, or­ They were Joined there by The states use about one-third the sharpest cutback in cow 1797—each Corflot who plant­ tlement of a claim for an Injury of this acreage for parks, state numbers—from 9.7 million In tions.” for, in addition to losing mem­ ganization, scheduling and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight, bers to our competitors, we are ed a tree and paid a cash housing may be necessary as received . by the 16-year-old forests, wildlife reserves and BROAD ST Warren said that the club formerly of Collins Rd., who 344 1963 to 8.9 million in 1964, a proposes to spend about $25,000 not attracting new ones.” award. As a result o t the the school year progresses. now live in Harbor Island, R.I. Quasnitechka girl In a 1963 car similar purposes. Much Is Between West Middle Turnpike and Center St. drop of more then 8 per cent. agricultural subsidy, Corfu now ^ A “We will be operating under leased for grazing. for a new pro shop and about The board of directors accident. But production per cow jumped produces what many call the very difficult conditions and from S.TBl pounds to 6,196 and $75,000 for Installing a watering agreed to place the Item on Its Maneheeter Evening Herald Her fatoer, Herbert Quas- system for the golf course fair- agenda for the October meet­ world’s best olive oil from everyone needs to exercise ex­ Columbia correspondent, Vir­ total milk output was down less giant trees dating to Venetian treme patience and restraint. nltshka, who applied for the than 2 per cent—from bil­ I ways. ing. ginia M. Carlson, teL *28-9224. claim, said the Injury to her leg I He painted a dtnj pict;ure of Wiurren’s plea followed a days. Parents must continually re­ lion pounds to 06.1. TOPS mind the children (the school left a permanent marie and will do the same) that they are Boat Deaths Increase made her especially susceptible to stay away from all areas to further injuries there. under construction and away WAjamNOTON — The U.S. The accident happened near from every piece of construc­ Coast Guard soys the 1,192 the W. Middle Tpke. approach tion equipment. The school will lives lost in recreational boat to the Wilbur CSnoss Highway. ARTHURS deal severely with any and all ing last yesr, although 86 Trudl, now entering Manchester offenders. The health and safe­ more than the 1963 deaths, High School, was a passenger THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ty of our pupils depends upon were proportional to the In­ in the Oasella car, which hit a their respect for the rules and crease In the number of boats post as it was atitemptlnc to en­ 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMFS ST. regulations made for their The Coast Guard counted 8,' ter the stream of traffic. welfare. 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fri. V. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1965 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBEB'*. l««l 19 to 36 PAGE EIGHTEEN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 jiundf^Htcr lEuYnUis ralb cans and Tooatlanal rshabUlta- Section Ttvo of onetime headhunters and Congresfe Meets tlon. Pair May Orbit "THI MARVEL OP MAIN STRUT' American Panorama blowpipe experts. Date Mohammed Yassin Bln In ‘Long Johns’ Bajl Hashln, social welfare min­ On School Bill 640 Unions Bargain ister for Sabah SUte, sajm the Brandeis Bid m a n n e d s p a c e CENTER, Cruising Radio Clubbers force would be used to harass WASHtNCrrON (AP) — Sepa­ LONDON — BrtUln has 840 Directors Approve the Indonesians the moment Houaton, Tax. (A P ) — Th# rate UUs passed by the Senate trads unions and 1,000 emplay- Oamlnl 7 astronauts may ride More Data Requested they enter Malaysian territory. •rs’ associations engaged in la­ TPC’s Topic Spot Wasters of Water He said he expects to.raise a 6,- and House to finance a new as- bor negotlatlona. A royal com- through tha haavsM in thalr long undarwoar. 000-man contingent, made up •lataaee pragrain for grade and mlsalcn Is making a two-year Many Fund Issues Tha Town Planning Conunls- largely of Murut tribal war­ high achools. a ^ going before study of the labor-management Paul Haney, Manned Spaca- On Liquor Ordinance le^ese has announced the diocese oraft Canter public aftalra offl- ■lon (1 T C ), when It maats In IfBWAWC, N.J. (AP) - p riors, known for their skill wrlth ocngresalonal conferees, for a relatlonahlp. •xccutive sasslon Tuesday night Kadio Bmergency Asaoclatlon "w ill no longer tolerate discrim­ a blowpipe. oar, said a daotakm la due aoon The board of directors, in record time last night, aiK inatory hiring practices among compromise. on whether A ir Ftorc# It . CW. at S in the Mimiclpal Building, OlUam Team, fontiad laat May The measure passed by the BUS CRAM KILLS M proved several appropriations and allocatfons, some of will vote on a July 12 request Passage of a town ordinance, banning the possession to help pollca' combat crime In the firms and Individuals with Frank Borman and Navy Cmdr. which It does business." Bees* Deaths Mystify Senrte Tuesday granted fl.15 MEXICO CITY (AP) — A which involve only a bookkeeping transaction. for a cone change which would of alcoholic beverages on town or achool property, wlU the etreeU, le now on the look­ UlUon to carry out tbs program. paseenger bua careened off a Jamaa A. LoveU will wear a 903 M A IN ST.— 643-2478 The bishop also announced a Ughtwalght garment, ordinary They Included; — help clear the way for con­ have to wait until the Oct. 5 meeting of the board of out for Ulegai uaera ot water. This Is 8814 million nwre than rural road Monday and burM struction of a 300-untt complex The 48 members cruise the policy of nondiscrimination HOUSTON — Government night oovaraUs or tha regular 1 . An 81.884 apiSroprlatlon to sewer assessments for Mrs. directors. Action last night on it was tabled until its entomologists have been trying the House bill but $144 million into flamaa, kining SO paraona, the Library Fund for the pur- of apartments and town houses ■treete In private, radio- would be followed for persons less than President Johnson preaa rapoiti raaohlhg nara to­ Oamlnl space auH. Their 14-day Francese Gaucher of 107 Deep- Implementation, enforcement,''f ' employGd by th6 individual par- to find out why thousands of mission Is sxpaotad in Dacem chaae of reference books. The wood Dr., Daniel Bushe of 84 opposite Wickham Park, on tha •quipped oars and contact asked. . day aald. former Treat Farm, o ff W. and possible rewording, can bo not to exceed a high of S150 Ishes and by the parish schools. colonies of honeybees have died bar. Bum has already been received Devon Dr., and William Kley of poUoe If criminal activity la In one Instance the President, The accident occurred near clarified. with payments to be either la lo tte d . Now the group says It In the past two years In the In Uie form of a federal grant. 67 Deepwood Dr. The action was Middle Tpke. the Senate and the House were Teoloapan, In an laolated area Haney aald If the dedaian m The Brandeis Corp. of H u t- cash or In lime off. WlU radio police If they spot llle- SPECIAL FORCE South and Southwest. So far vora tha Ughtwalght garment, 2. A $7(X) appropriation to the recommended by Martin be­ Director Robert Stone, who In agreement — that 8198 mil­ of aouUiem Mexico’s Guerrero Dog License Fund lor payment ford hod asked for a c h a ^ asked for the postponement, 2. Disposition of a request by m l water users. L.awn and JE8SELTON, Malaysia (AP) they've found out more about lion be alloted to extend the State. Several parsons ware re­ the astronauts wlU taka H off cause a town right-of-way for what's not causing their deaths. to the state, to compensate for to Residence Zone B for about said, ” I have mixed feelings on former Collector of Revenue shrub watering, car washing — Leaders of native tribesmen Manpower Training program. ported injured. after launching and float out tha storm sewers crosses their and some other uses of water Seemingly ruled out are Insecti­ 14 days in their underwear. Tha the Increase In the dog license 25.6 acres of land adjacent to the proposal and I would pre­ Paul Cervlnl, tor payment for In Malaysian Borneo are think­ Other provisions of the bill The reporis said the bua properties. a par-3 golf course. The prop­ fer a delay to give us time to compensatory and sick leave have been banned In the city ing of creating a special mili­ cides. known bee diseases, cli­ pitmged down an embankment lightweight garment will be fee. Half of the fee goes to the 6 , Accepted a warrantee deed matic conditions and "winter cover health research, a new state and the other half re­ erty la now Residence Zone AA talk with the chief of police time, while sOll on the Job in due to drought. tary force to fight Indoneala’s and caught fire. donned again lU re-entry. tor a parcel of 23 by 16 feet in dwindling.” program of aid for older Ameri­ mains in Manchester. and Rural Resldetlce Zone. and the town counsel concern­ 1964. guerrillas. It would be made up Glastonbury from the Brookha- The corporation, if granted ing Its enforcement.” MarUn was instructed to BEALS STREET 8. Transfers to their respec­ ven Corp. The town maintains the zone change, will stlU have check the personnel rules, to tive Capital Improvement Re­ a water pumping station on the The "mixed feelings” which WASHINGTON (A P ) — A another obstacle to overcome he and others expressed con­ find whether they can be made serve Funds of 836,664 for the site to service about 20 Glaston­ anove to designate Beale Street, before it can begin construction. cerned the fear that town resi­ retroactive to July 1, 1984, so Memphis cradle of blues music, ■Ik)wn Water Department, flT.’ bury remdenta In the Martches- BOB tor the Sewer Department, It will have to aak the TPC for dents, taking a short cut to tlwt this payment, and others as a national landmark Is under ter Rd. area. a special permit to build, since and $16,706 lor the Town Fire their homes through one of the which may be requested, can be 7. Approved rules, prepared amended town regulations do town's parks, would be subject ^R ep. George W. Grider, D- Department. Tlie sums are aU paid. THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET' by Director of PubUc Works not permit group dwellings in to arrest If found to be carry­ 3. An allocation of 83.600 tor Tenn says “ Beale Street is the OPEN DAILY 9 to S:30 surpluses registered during the W alter Fuss, tor issuing per­ Residence Zone B. ing alcoholic beverages. renovating and reftirbishing the place where W. C. Handy wrote 1964-68 fiscal year. mits which will control wdrk on The permitted uses are one- Police Chief James Reardon, employes’ lounge in the Munici­ the blues, the only true Ameri­ 4 . A $27,000 allocation from town highways. The present con­ and two-fomlly dwellings, In pressing for passage, said, can music.” Grider’s office said THURSDAY 9 to 9 P.M. r' the Fire District Capital Ito' struction work at the Center Is pal Building. provement Reserve Fund for the clubs, public and private hos­ “We are not intirested in peo­ he has written Secretory of the being governed by the approved pitals, convalescent homes and Interior Stewart L. Udall asking purchase of a 7B0-gallon-per- ple who take a short cut rules. room-rentals. through Center Park to get a study to determine if the minute pumper, to raplace one 8. Instructed the general man­ Street Is eligible for designation which is 20 years old. An at­ The regulation requiring a home, but we are greatly con­ ager to draw up a new priority cerned about the consumptifin as a national landmark, tempt will be made to sell the special permit for group dwell­ Local Stocks Bat to take oare of atorm sewer of alcohol in Center Park, with old pumper, otherwise It will problems, such as the ones at ings la now being tested in the courts by Alexander Jarvis, Its proximity to Mary Cheney PIONEER FLYERS ■be kept in reserve at the School ■Woodbridge and Mather Sts., and a decision is expected soon. Library.” . Quotations Famished by CHATHAM, Mass. (A P ) — H. Bt. Firehouse. The new pump­ and at School and Clinton Sts. The complex, to be built west He added, "W e need this Dempsey-Tegeler Co., Inc. Roy Waite, 82, started flying In the er will be used at the Central 9, Took under consideration, of the Wilbur Cross Highway, weapon to keep the habitual Nembers of New York 1»11 William S. Chapman, 76, sirehouse. but without comment, a repeat will be supplied by water and dninks out of there. Under the Stock Exchange started flying In 1»14 and taught 6. An allocation o f $950 to plea made last night from Mrs. sower facilities of the Metro­ legislation now on the books, Bank Stocks Amelia Earhart to fly. eompensate Town Counsel Irv ­ Frank sanzo of 9 Lilley St. for PLAID politan District, since it la we can not arrest persons 21 Bid Asked Both live in Massachusetts ing Aronson for the seven weeks the adoption of a town anti- practically impossible to run years or over with liquor in Conn. Bank and but had not mot until a few days 903 MAIN STREET--643-2478 be spent as acting general man­ loitering ordinance. tneirtheir possession, unless...... on we----- find I Trust Co...... 70 72 ago. A mutual friend brought ager, while Richard Martin was water and sewer lines from Manchester. them intoxicated and. many i jj^rfford National them together for some tsJk recuperating from an eye cata­ times, that. . . . is uhard .-, - to------prove- ^ ...... 50,^ The TPC, on Tuesday night, wmiRm Bucklev (le ft) presents Beldon Schaffer of the town board of education with a about pioneer flying. ract operation. "The only area in question, Fire Insurance Companies will consider a request from w p H f ’K Is Manchester," the first formal history book «rf '6. An authorization to the as I see it," he said, "is Cen­ Hartford Fire . . . 64V4 65(4 About Town William B. and Alice F. duced by the efforts of twelve retired educators for use in the town a third ^ ® HONOR GUEST A SMART TOUCH OP M a n c h e s te r Redevelopment 8 ter Park, for nobody takes Mass. General . . . 16% 16% CLiPFWOOD BEACH, N.J. Agency (M R A ), as required by Thornton, that It remove a re­ clasMS ^ e presentation was made at this morning’s o rie n ta l^ T.,®® h"? nr DARKNESS -HIOHUOHTS* short cuU through any of the Phoenix Fire .... 56 67 (AIP) — Astronaut L. Gordon state regulations, to apply for MUSS Louise Copping of 852 quirement, placed against in the town Khool system held at Manchester High School. ( Herald photo by Oflara.) their property at Parker and other parks, nor through any Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Owper Jr. is due to b « the guest State Financial Assistance for Vernon St., DAV Auxiliary De­ 58% m s HANDSOME SHOE partment commander, will Taylor Sts. on July 12, when group with so much of its ma- school property, on his way Aetna Life ...... 58 of honor next month at dedica­ North End Renewal, in an f-rioJi home after a liquor purchase Conn. General .. 126 127 M O i N k e y amount not to exceed $228,471. make an official visit tonight to It granted them a zone change tion ceremonies marking the Finally and perhaps most! The . between Hfd ^ Steam .Boiler 146 160 Jarman stylists designed an extra good-looking Town and federal financial In­ the DAV Auxiliary in Water- for about 38.5 acres of land. , Work of Retired Teachers completion of Madison Town­ ausnlclous the group hopes to i board, Reardon and To\»m l ina...... 46% 47% bury. Mrs. Otto Miller, Depart­ The change, from Rural ship's |4-million school con­ shoe here; made it of rich THashmere grain up­ volvement la already on record. establish a town historical as- Counsel Irving Aronson will insurance Pa r Ila In urging the action, Bldward ment conductress, will ewicom- Residence Zone to Industrial i struction progfram. per leather. And to set things o ff to full ad- Zone was made to permit' the | t^ a U o n for toe preservation beoe hetoneiu wltoinwn-iuii a tew awr day-,,— | Hartiora . . . lo'/i William Rice, president of the Bybezyk, executive director of pany MSss (topping. since Reardon will be leaving i ...... 371^ The right choice because Ita ■vantage, they added dark “ Shadow-Tone” shad­ Glazon Corp. to construct an and memoriallzation of toe tan. Board of Education, says the the MRA, predicted the com­ ‘This Is Manchester’ the authentic wool melton look ing along the seams. Come in and try this addition to Its adjoining plant. gible stepping .stones in Man­ on vacation shortly. PnbUc Uttlltlea township Is the first community In rich solid colors ... correctly pletion of North End Renewal The closing time at St. The proposed ordinance pro- ^ight Power 37% 38% wing-back blutcher— eee what we mean. within three years. He said that The TPC had stipulated that chester's history. In the nation to honor all of the ■tailored by Wooirleh and James’ School was reported In a 75-foot-wlde buffer strip be vldes for a 850 fine for any Hertford Gas Co. 49% 63% roperty acquisition should take person found to possess or to|-. —«— j astronauts who took part In this mothproofed for lifel Classic yesterday’s school section as erected around all bcmndar«/i So. New England 2 to 18 months sind that, at Ready for Class Use have consumed alcoholic bev- country's first maimed space raglan shoulders, bucket hood. r 3:30 p.m. It is actually 2:60 except the frontages on Park­ Telephone Co. . . . 66 66% this time next year, construc­ Vemon erages on any town or school flight program, Project Mercu­ Also available In plaids. p.m., a forty-minute mistake of er St. and at the railroad. In Mannfoctarinr Companies ry. Three existing schools and Sizes S,M,L,XL tion of some o f the buildings ■vital concern to the school chll property. It specifically ex- Allied Thermal .. 49 63 Should be under way. additlMi, It specified that a three dew schools have been dren. -foot-wlde buffer strip be Who were the first settlers of Manchester? What empU the Army-Navy and Arrow, Hart, Heg. 69% 60% He promised to brief the di­ 200 Town Beauties Manchester Country Club.s, named for the men. erected south of and parallel tribe of Indians did they meet here? What happened Barden ...... 21 21% rectors in'October on plans for both of which leased town- The Manchester unit of the to Taylor St., to pacify the Bristol Brasa .... 8% 9 Downtown Renewal. in Manchester during Civil War times? What was this Share Crown owned properties, as well as all ON DUTY complaints of several Vernon Coleco ...... 14'% 18% 7. An authorization to the Independent Garage Owners area like during the Ice Age? -______.------I town-owned and maintained RENNEBUNK, Maine (AP) (IG O ) met last night at Miller’s residents. I Colonial Board Connecticut Bank and Trust These are some of the ques-*' The tiwin girls who recently streets. _ Police Chief Frank Stevens Restaurant. John Lynch, state Town Planning Director Jo­ end page ahowmg a photo- Common ...... 6% 6% tdd his summer patrolmen that Co., trustees of the town's tions answered by a 48-pag6 his­ cHu “ r-—— took first and second prizes at | board also tabled a pub- 4% JIS Cemetery F\ind, to desigpiate pre.sident of the IGO, gave a seph Tamsky warned the TPC graph of the dancing bears j beauty contest ,, and action on a Dunham-Bush,, . . . i-.,, 4% as part cf their seasonal duties resume of state acti^vities since tory book of Manchester pre­ Kaman Aircraft . 12% 13% *11 one of its employes to handle at the time that, in creating pared for the third grade classes fountain in Center Park^Ital^ here have ^ n e it again. 1 proposed frdlnance to amend ' 36% they were to enforce no parking the organization’s last meeting the buffer zone, which would 37% the purchase or sale of the of the town’s achools by a group containa a song dedicated to 1 judges of the Miss Ocean' ^ would pro-1 ” • ^ 10 v and overtime parking bans. in July, The next meeting is remain Rural Residence Zone, 2 1 % fimd’s aecurities. In order to of twelve former educators. The the spirit of Manchester. Beach Park contest couldn’t ! increased payments No*-th ^ d Judd . 19% Stevens recentiy parked bis scheduled tor Tuesday, Oct. 5. it was in reality "confiscating 33% cruiser partially in a no parking facilitate transfers and to take book, entitled “ This Is Man­ The‘ drawings were contrib- ' make up their minds this week- pr^sent'^and ftiture pen- 1 'vi’ 99^ 24% Advantage of fluctuating prices. small portions of land.” uted by Mias Lutz. Mrs. Mar- end whether Patricia or Prls- _io_grg and would require the ^'^® Oable 22 sane. The oar was tagged and ONLY chester,” was actually a slx- 1 40 In other actions last night, Members of MAHRC will Atty. John Mrosek. repre­ £;aret Russell Olmstead, and cilia Doyle was the prettlw of v ^alae its liniSial con- ’ 28 he paid a BO-cent fine. meet tomorrow at p m. at senting the Thorntons, will mopth-U>n« Invplv^g Stanley Worka .. 28 28% I the board: 8 hot' only tfta * » * A ucators but Reginald Baker. the two, and so awarded first trlbutions. - Stanley Works .. 28 49 IJ/ Bunca Oenter. EdMjaia Swift of urge the TPC to recynslder Its Veeder-Root .... 29% 30% 1. Appointed John J. Hlnch- alBo many civic and church lead- Members of the writing prize to both of them, Actually, this Item did not be­ CLUB ROCKET HartfbKl, snpenraor of the ruling. The above quotations are not an of 56 Jean Rd. to the Town Srs, pr^^tS'iSlti^s lufttf group Included, besides Miss ^ The girls are both 17 years long on the agenda, for Town ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) TAPER TAILORED ■uiaau of Vocational Rehabili­ msM Lutz, Arthur Illlng, former su- old, and are within two pounds to be construed aa actual mar<> _ The European space club’s C areer Otlub Building Committee f a r . 'thb tito thUtt gnrade,them- CJounsel Aronson had not yet term ending November 1966, to tation. WlU be the guest speaker, i perlntendent of schools; Wll- of each other In weight. Pa- keta. flrat independently launched ogIvcs* ■' ” drafted the ordinance and there replace John A. Capocefalo, Kis topic will be “New Vistas Driver to Face 11am Buckley, former member tricia weighs 118, and Priscilla, was nothing to discuss. It will space sateUlta sbotdd be fired in the Vocational Rehabilitation The book waS tlnit p i^osed from Woomera rocket range in who has moved from town. by Miss Haxel Lutz, former art of toe Manchester board of , 120. , „ . be placed on the agenda for the of the Retarded." The meeting education and a retired teach- The Miss Ocean Beach Park south Australia before the end Hinchen is a re.search scientist supervisor In Manchester, who board’s October meeting. is open to Interested persons. Stop Sign Count er of history in Hartford; Mrs. beauty crown Is presented an- of 1967, officials say. at United Aircraft. in. East recognized tllat the students in Other items tabled to the Oc­ COME TO Hartford. There will also be a social hour. Florence Anderson, Reginald nually at the New London sea- They said the launching would Two cars collided on Summit toe lower grades especially bad tober meeting were: be of a very simple satellite ^ T h u o a f 2. Appointed »■ ftve-fnsmber no organized text which would Baker, Miss Huldah Butler, side park. 1. Approval for the pofyment The totan committee of the St. yesterday afternoon result The three-stage rocket being committee to conduct a contest Mra. Frances Donaldsori. Miss oi cash awards to town em­ Munson's Manchester YWCA will have a Ing in an arrest and toe wreck portray the past life of their developed for the space club of for a town seal, to replace the own community.^ Following her Helen Estes, Miss Anna Mc­ Body Recovered ployes who make winning sug­ 0 4 0 0 covered dish supper and meeting ing of one of the cars, poHce Britain, France, Oermtuiy, Hd- one In use since 1823, The initiative, the group of retired Guire, Mrs. Marlon Morlarty, gestions for Improving town chosen seal will Still have to be tonight at 6:30 at the home of report. Mrs. Agnes Rogers and Miss LAKE FOREST, HI. (AP) — land, 'Ita ly and Belgium with William B. Hagenow. 33, of] teachers was Assembled and government operations. approved by the .board s f di­ Mrs. Jacqueline Spencer, He­ Catherine Shea. The body of William I. Chalm­ CANDY Australia, Is based on the Brit- 104 Cooper St. allegedly failed work began on too unique proj­ General Manager Richard the jQiukis-ioipiKd tones of these Ivy ipoct A!tts rectors. bron Rd., Bolton. The photographs were fur­ ers, 42, of West Haven, Conn., U s Blue Streak rocket. to stop at toe stop sign on Wada- ect last January. Martin was instructed to present The committee consists of nished by The Manchester Her­ one of 30 victims of the crash makes them "hefikn tight” foe TtaditiooaDy ■worth St. before entering Sum­ Many interviews with citizens a more complete report and to WAR ON C»ASHE8 Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, The Women's Society of Com­ ald. of a United Air Lines 727 Jet taiJoced by Tnml with soft-rdl button-down collate mit St., police report. He ap­ having vl'vld and acurate memo­ suggest a s^edule of awards, KITCHEN MIAMI, Fla. (A P ) — The Cu­ chairman; Library Board Chair­ munity Baptist Church will ries were conducted; old town The book is, however, only - a in Lake Michigan Aug. 16. was sponsor a grinder sale Saturday parently failed to see the car __^_____ ^ . of j recovered Tue.sday in 240 feet ban press has called for a drive bade loop and box pleat Fine combed cotton. Make man William E. Buckley, Mrs. driven by Elizabeth E. Kum- and church records were stud­ beginning for the group ROUTE 8, BOLTON Thomas Fergpison of 78 from 10 a.m. to noon at Fellow­ twelve, 'Farther ambitions in- i of water 21 miles off Lake For- to diminish traffic accidents yoHC adcakip today. mel, West Hartford, traveling ied; several families of long re­ Worry of ____ Where The Candy la that have Increased throughout Jorman's Forest St.. Mrs. Austin Cheney ship HaU, Community Baptist nown in Manchester were con­ clude preparing a teachers’ re- est Church. Mrs. Gordon Adams of south'on Summit St. Identification was made by Made Fresh Dally the island since 1068, according of 99 Hartford Rd., and Eldwln I Althgh police report no in­ sulted; finally, all the historical source folder which will contain Carpenter Rd. is chairman of means of a dental chart. The FALSETEETH — ------p Choose From The Largeat to official atatlstica...... iS-HHii Genuine Moccasin with. R. H yjek ’ of 308 W. Center St. juries, the Hagenow car had to memorabilia were organized much more Information about •H-iinHiSiKiti!:::) niiiiiiniiiiiiiii the sale. Grinders may be picked body was the seventh recovered, | S lip p in g o r Irrlto tlliq ? Variety In New England Havana radio quoted an edito­ ... The latter Is a commercial art­ be towed from toe scene and and transposed to the lang;uage the town’s past and which will Slippinq or Irritating? up at the hall or will be deliv­ rial in the Oonxmunist paper is t the Kummel car was badly dam­ of the third grade student. The contain some of the original ered at noon. Orders ■will be t o f c 'r ^ h ° Chalmero’ ISdy was' Candy Also Available For Hoy which said 538 persons 3. Voted approval of a 10- aged on toe rightySide. laat sentence was edited In June. manuscripts used for the book. VAMP taken by Mrs. Adams or Mrs. is a laree and FoUowing this contribution will recovered by dragging after it when you e wt. a t. “ t*ftt ik QJor Uugh. Juat Fund Raising were killed In traffic accidents year extension at the 81 per Hagenow was arrested and The book itself Is a large and Following this contribution will . . ______.»» 4nwU • lUM* VARTRRTH on VOUT Stuart Ross, Jan Dr., Hebron. n 1963, S67 in 1964, and 802 year lease for Bunce School, charged with failure to obiy a handsome thing, starting with be a film strip of places and 1 had ^®®" ThU p^eBaant powder givei a Open Dally and Sunday through June of this year. The HAND-SEWN operated by the Mahehester As- stop sign. Trial date has been till 8:30 PJM. Chapman Court, Order of . »v .r ...1 o< U.. broadcast was monitored here eociatlon for the Help of Re- set for Sept. 20 In the Manches Ing from 1823, through pages Tel. 640-4382 Amaranth, has canceled its £ rtS ilmrX«.p.S,n. cl«rt.r.d b, OvU, Although brown was never out of the style ^ r d e d Children. ter Session of Circuit Court 12. of maps and drawings and a FORBIDS BIAS fashion show scheduled for F ri­ Whose memories suPDlled the 1 Aeronautics Board. 1 a*t FASTOEra at any drug counts. picture, it certainly is more jwpular today than 4. Waived a $4,420 building rolling, attractive text, to the RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — fee for the 100-unlt addition to day night at the Masonic Tem­ Bishop John J. Russell at the for a long time. One reflection of this is seen Westhill Gardens, houslng-for- ple. Loans to Aid Shipping Richmond Roman Catholic dio- in the rich custom-antiqued brown leathers the-elderly. The fee for con­ ■Which Jarman has fashioned into congenial struction of the original 100 The executive board of Junior BONN—West Germany sub­ Century Club will meet tomor­ sidizes Us shipbuilders by mak­ footwear companions for your autumn ap­ units had also been waived. The Manchester Housing Author­ row at 8:30 p.m. at the home ing cheap capital available. A parel. ity's contract with Green Man of 'Mrs. Alan Taylor, Hillside recent bill would allow yards or Construction Co. makes no Manor Ave., Vernon. Mrs. Clif­ to borrow 8% percent in­ stead of toe normal 7 per cent, provision for the fee. ford Gerbe will serve as co­ ^ Never Needs Ironfngl 6. Approved reduced sanitary hostess. ■ talie Inside let's ALt GOlO™^

LOOK GIRLS _ WE HAVE THE The First TRUE OFFICIAL Manchester High East Catholic High, Wash and Wear Slack! and Jr. High School ONLY nir wno wsni A sk the lucky prople already wearing Levi’s Sta-Prest GYM to get started early slacks. They know the original no-iron slacks live up to this yeer... our their money-back guarantee. Never lose their crisp, like- SUITS TWO DAYS ONLY new lookl Then ask us to show you the latest models and I In Your School Oolorat colors. a Searlet THURSDAY, SEPT. 9 Black, Beige, Olive, Teal, Navy, Pewter a Daffodil FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 Christmas Card • Swing Blue BOYS* GYM SUITS j a Sea Foam Green Live it up at your merry “Dairy Queen” . , . Albums Junior and High School YOUNO MEN’S ■ tEM PREP’S - $5M ■ I • White, for Leader* Clas* Boys’ Official School enjoy a lip^smacking’ good Banana Split—eale ALSO: Gym Shoe*, Bock*, Colors— Red and White priced for these two days only, Brown In ! Gym Bag* and Sweat Shirt* — Also — at marLOW Prioea! Gym Bags and W e win give m 10% • ♦ _ back in smart Sweat Shirts discount OB Christ- For, wardrobes... GYM BAGS For . Coventry, Bolton, mas Cards wdered BOLTON, COVENTRY Rham, Cheney Tech, Dairii RHAM, RENNET before October Uth! Rennet Junior High, " and East Catholic High, Queen CHENEY 'tECH . . . Manchester High and Illing Junior High. WILTON’S P.S. Also Gym Suit* for moat • IMS Dairy « mM D*vilyai*» OPEN 6 DAYS.. THURS. TILL 9 PJL other eohool*, plua Sneaker*. A ll aiFT SHOP qiaJ^LiOW prloedl This genuine moccasin slip-on is quite an EVERYTHING FOB OVER 64 YEARS 1 ^ uvnr srft-PKSi provement over the original Indian versioh FREE PARKING DAIRY QUEEN NO: 1 DAIRY QUEEN NO. 2 Made for miles of comfortable walking; etyled OWNED AND OPERATED BY AL ELKIN IV Y T m iH S f08 MAIN STREET— 648-2478 for distinction and good looks, with that iib> on MAIN ST., or OWNED AND OPERATED BY FRED ANNULU ' tangible bit of quality which comes only fronl at REAR of STORE! 307 MIDDLE TPKl. WIST MANCHBCTW MAHLO 48B HARTFORO ROAD ______MANCHiSHR TH E MARVEL OF MflN STREET' fine h w d craftsmanship. m a i n BTREpT, 9CANOHEBTER-849-62S1 FAGS TWEMYlf-OHIM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 .196B MANCHESTER BlVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1068 •m BNTY t I ...Ml I VfniStfe

CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS Last of Hikers Safe, I* Wade Out of Flood U h & is A t L Sion National Park, Utah.ftora dawn, and aoma hikera said (AP)—Ordaal by flood waa the water rushing through the ovar today for 4S wlldamcaa canyon sounded like Jet air­ hikera trapper almoat three planes. daya by ralna which awelled the Some of Fife’s party left the Virgin River In Zion NaUonal canyon before he and the last Park’a deep Zion Narrowa. eight came out late Tuesday. mot^v ADVERTISED PRICES EFFECTIVE The laat of the hikera waded Fife, 64, said he had kept the SUPER FOOD MARKETS out, aometimes In water up to last eight because he was wor­ their armplta, late Tuesday. ried about their physical condi­ MART n L *444085 The laat were a party of nine, tion, and was afraid to tackle *1 TOLLAND TFKE. - ROUTE 83 - MANCHESTER save the lad by Iron County Sheriff Otto the canyon until he was sure the Fife of nearby Cedar City. He water wouldn't rise further. OPEN THURS., PRI. Hll V P.M. — TUE5., WED., SAT. fo * P.M. change led a party of 2l which began The canyon has sheer walls, (he hike Saturday, when weath­ rising in places 1,500 feel. A SHOP OITB MODERN STORE FOR ^ NEW MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIGHT er forecast.^ Indicated It would man can stretch out both arms INO. NOTHING PRE-PACKAGED. probably not rain. and touch either aide In places, It did rain early Sunday be- hikers have to wade the river Frozen Food* •Fresh Produce' mo.st of the way because there are no banks. For three days people had ^ I N G S J been saying about Fife; 3,000 SO. FT. OP PRO CESSING AREA FOR OUR NEW PREBZIR N*«tr l«fw« S* !•» “Otto will bring them SHOP-RITE .. . toward tho purchoM ol ftHt through. He'll round them all up DEPARTMENT NOW BEING COMPLCTp. _ THIS and make them stay put until WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING AT LEAST it's safe to move." W E o” n ° “ s f o r m e a t ^ COUPON FRESH MEAT Of U J. NO. 1 GRADf A “I'm glad to be here,” Fife! FULL OR PART TIME. ALSO WOMEN WRAPPERS. O R A N G E said. “But this didn't cure me. WORTH $3 .0 0 OR MORE I'm taking another party through Sept. 28 — If they aren’t Coupon good at POTATOES too scared." ' JUICE ANY MOTT'S SUP8R MARKET “The children were worried FANCY CH O ICE BRISKET about missing school and one of 6-OZ. COUPON LIMIT— ONE TEA FAMILY » a f«Mii Mhie them asked me for an excuse ON YOUR Coujton expircM Saturday, September 11th, 1965 1 0 * ^ 3 9 for his teachers. But I'm raing CANS Coup on fodoontod onty o* purclMM ol Hom Mitod •wteatvo aa (Keae M home now - I'm a couple of (ediioae^ erifoten (•«!•*) MEAT PURCHASE i m Mtea KeH pewe. They five i days late myself. I hope they First members of a group of 16 hikera crosa the laat ford of the flood-awoUen Virgin R1f > (oailorteWe MfpaH lor vori-r don't fire me." er after a harrowing experience marooned by a flash flood wjiile on a.hike up Zion Naiv ITAUAN PRUNES aaea «ew*wi yet ere 1 8 THIS WEEK peoHy, ■ FUMoote^; aoeirfi Before Fife and his party rows. From here! they still had to walk a mile to a parking area. (AP Photofax) Shop Rita n* fverfceee. Teiy Ke«« rfea'lt came out, five Californians who eSoet woe# •# eppoereate. SSw ' •atf n feler ebee. StreHli Im (. had been feared missing wsdked Walter Anderson, wife of an bronse plaqua "in resolution of L E M O N A D E 12I 6 -OS. Oaiu T T C FRHSTOM 2 - 2 9 ^ fM l Btigt m Bttff Sm* iMtJm there who didn’t believe In Ood, CORNED BEEF to safety. agent of the Federal Bureau of (hia) courageous leaderahlp." MOTT’S GOV’T GR ADED V.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF fee, M PIIOMJIV wanvJ They were preceded by two he does now.” Shop-ftho'lM Swift Only one person wsa Injured, Investigation in Salt Lake City. At the dedication, Dec. 0, 1963, 16-year-old boys who told park moods through the canyon Cbmba Jokingly said, "If you *“HeIanca Is the registered rangers the Callfomiana had Alan Keller of Orem, Utah, BEEFBMieiRS 8 9 « TENDER CARROTS whose leg was hit by a log dur­ Sept. 17, 1661 killed five hikera. really love me, you'll‘ guard ird thU TM of the Heberleln left before they did. How they Only two of their bodies were plaque.” Prootof Qvoofi dr Mold RHo CiHm ^ For tdr-5-QdO Patent Corp.” passed the Californians re- ing the height of the flood. He limped out Tuesday and waa found. The l^potmd plaque waa re- REGULAR (nained a mystery. turned Tuesday to Its position BEEF STEAKS 3 —*1 ” 3 ^ 2 9 ^ The Californians told a story flown to a Salt Lake Oty hospi­ tal for treatment. Guard for Plaque? next to the floral clock at the SlMp>llito Ctioddod or io«f ^ STYLE of cling^g to ledges and trees, state eapltol. and crouching behind a water­ The 42 trapped in the canyon ii)sd d o ifL were mostly from Utah, and FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — It waa found Monday In the SPMACH— 10— -99^. FANCY A PPU S. DRUG COMPANY fall when water poured through ItkifHO Po m a C«rroH m the gorge Monday. Included several children. When Bert T. Combs ended his lap of a statue in front of the lATMO or term as governor, state em­ Louisville Free Public Library, 901 Main S t—643-5321 Lies Frazin of Los Angeles “Our spirits went up and p e a s ------V OiiNu. COOKMG said, “If there waa anybody up down with the rain,” said Mrs. ployes erected a 15-by-30-lnch about 50 miles away. TolorhooM Rof. dr Crinklo Cdt POTATOES 10~ - 9 9 ( FIRST CUT b PRfSH ROAST 89e G R E E N P E P P E R S 3 * 2 9 ^ 9EUCI0V3 JUICY SUNKISr |M 4 ^ I B CHUCK ROAST ■ONOUt 69^ RUMP OF VEAL ORANGES ___ 1 2 ' « 9 9 ^ CRDICC RW CRISP iM MM ROUND GROUND LEAN 99^ VEAL CHOPS LEAX MUTT PASCAL CELERY IF RIB STEAKS CUT IHORT 89^ VEAL CHOPS Why Pay More? complete H E A D C U T CUT FOR SHOULOa n>. S H ^IU L D E R s t e a k lomoh bioh. 99i^ VEAL CHOPS CHUCK GROUND VEAL STEAKS EATNJOT fc ARMOUR'S Appetizer Dept, AVAtLARlO IS THE WORD FOR IT! MEAT GROUND ICaULAN VEAL WITH POCKET SEARS LEG OF VEAL ^ 49n VEAL BREASTS FOa ITUFFINa ' I) Hl'Ch \N1' i'( BOLOGNA or $ho^!tlls Plain, Vonillo or Coffod YOGURTS Shod-Rito Aidorlcdw • Yollow, Pottourigod ProcoES

Manchester’s LIVERWURST Freeh SUCED CHEESE POTATO SALAD 25c 3 0 % Lott Coiorios Thon Croom Choooo new, ONE-STOP Kra«> Cotlio Noturol Kroft Cliooto SWISS cheese---- »7 9 «. VELVOTA I Kilchoh Oookod CrowN family shopping center ROAST BEEF -----».95( PBZA PWS ‘• * ~ 2 9 i5 I All Whi;« Moot Pure Mold CHrut CHICKEN ROU - >-69i! FRINT SALAD ------S9t. Bakery Dept, EVERYTHING^ PRICED RIGHT AT MOTTS Jack FraUaX Ckacolata m Hrawhawy I'Will...... Jill ii,juiiiuinijjiikii"N” SHAKES------— 491? . Jr m ' ORANGE JUICE UEQB - .c-’ VSi Ha6 5 ^ 3--<*1 TIDE — 2 9 f - Prido of in# Tonn Whole Kornol 20c Off Inttonl Ceffo# Pr.do of tho Farm Cut Deli Dept, B Y T H E Shop-RHo llg Svy Thin er Ro«. CORN------8 “>~*1 YUBAN______GREEN BEANS 8 “—*| SOTS PIECE SUCED BREAD ^-SS^ PrM* -*1 SARAN WRAP4L 50-ft. relit BREAD O M O N R Y I , *^'~'19!? Hyera.# Va. Pack laiaeaa. laacfc laaf. Pick la 6 Pkatnia laaf; Phrla laaF, Caaka. Salami ar OHya laaf Oourmot Country Stylo COLD CUTS 3 --99i? WHITE BREAD .^>-19k 'TrwRiinMBR OPENING SOON VEAL STEAKS Shop-Xito ROUND BREAD — 19;< FRANKFURTERS -S9 f Caknlal tkiahu'' in the Manchester Parkade OsuriMt F«4e« CUP CAKES - 6 -49^. niANKS------*ss? Here, a new thrillinsr adventure in shopping awaits you. You can actu­ atiidkiotoi ti Colonial ally shop for practically everything you need from pins to plows . .. Seafood Dept, Ikaa-»l»* Wklla, Fink, OrthW o« Yollow Cklckoa al Ik* Saa lolN I M H caa. 4< OH kogalor _____ SUCED BACON -89-*1 WHITE TUNA 2 -6 9 f YUB/M COFFEE—7 9

for Hm f a m il y for tflo GARDEN A PPLE JUICE 4 —PIE F I L I J I I G 4 * *—“•1 T O M A T O .. ^ “ -10^: 1# Exclusive apparel shops for each Ck>inplete assortinenta of garden ------MflJ.1^ 11 ■■■■ I member of the family . ,, Infanta’, tools, farm Implementa and repair S C A U O P S ------8 9 f VERYNNE boya', girls’, women and teens, men parts; fencing, tractors, shrubbery Why Pay More? and yotmg men. and treea. AJAX GIANT A P P U SAUCE LAUNDRY SIZE j M | \ o r e ' for Hm h o m e for Hm h a n d y m a n i Furniture, onrpetlng, drIraMrleo, Hand and power tools, medianlos’ bedspreads, linens, venaVenetianji blinds. tools, hardware, building materlala, D E T E R G E N T 5 7 « appUanoee,plianc radios, TV, plumbing. plumbing suppUee, electrical fix­ “NO MESS”—“NO FUSS”—FOR YOUR BARBECUE aMiteekiia.; ^ s’ . ______bMting, kttchens, cooking utensils. tures and wiring needs, paint and Prkec eNictlve (hPouqh te'tursUy Nlflht, «eptwnb.r lltb, 1945. J4o6 responsible Ifr typearsp hlcsl e ^ We reserve tb . right to limit quentHiM. painters’ suppU^ GROUND CHUCK PAHIES Lb. 59c IN 5 LB. LOTS AIR-CONDITIONED for Hio AUTO and oHm t SERVICES Tims, hnttsfles, seat coven, stalog salsa dspartmaat, Jowelry, STILL A TREMENDOUS BUYI dioa, aeesoeorlee. oil and grsassy Mmanoa, watek n p air, sporting rabnllt motova, mutflen tnstallod, goods, higgaga, eamera shop, 1269 160 I PROSPECT AVL I 280 brake sarvlep, wiieel atigament and nooks, candy and nuta. Foggy Kol- GROUND ROUND Lb.69e I 587 PLENTY OP STORESIDE PARKING lubrloatton, parte. logg Coffee House. IN 5 LB. LOTS Ave. Middle Tpke. East ALBANY u , Silas Deane Hwy. & BOULEVARD | WINDSOR AVL WILSON BRISTOL I MANOHIITN HARTPORD WITHMSPIIIO W IIT HARTPORD GROUND CHUCK Lb. 49c SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO Manchester Paikade IN 5 L A LOTS

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QUESTIONS LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON EVERY ITEM..EVERY DAY..IN EVERY STOP & SHOP AND BRADLEES FOOD STORES d u d YOU TRY IT! YOU SAVE PENNIES PER ITEM..DOLLARS PER WEEK AND HUNDREDS PER YEAR WfTH ITIin ip riC in Q ANSWEKS

Q. I om eld anough lo ratira. I* would j u W Uka ^ to do to end collaet So* shopping c a rt, after shopping cart... after shopping cart del Sacurity chacka during lha winter but work during tha aum- mar. Con I do thia? A* Yea. Know what you’ve got coming from Medicare and Social Se* cuiity. The above question and many others are answered in the 80-page book "What You’ve Oot CXming from Medicare and Social Security" offered as a public service o< this newspaper. To get your, copy send $1 plus your name, aMress and Zip Bradlees Code to Medicare, c/o The Manchester Herald, Box 488, This it our plodgo: Week-after-week, month- IT M EAN S: to[>quality, fine brands, vastjfflrieties, D ept 08042, Radio City StaUon, after-month, mini-pricing will put more food in courteous attention — and the lowest P«?®* Stop.Shop y e w York, N.Y., 10018. Make check payable to ‘tMedicare.” your shopping cart at greater total savings than on every item, every day, in every one of our 140 Stop any other way of shopping. . . & Shop and Bradlees food Stores. Events Foods your savings a Bradlees

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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) More than 4,000 Communist-led SEA-FOOD demonstrators did ’’minor dam­ age’’ to the American consulate HEALTH and BEAUTYAIDS! at Surabaja, Bast J a v a , ’I^les- DEEP ATUNTie day and- demanded that it be elosed, a U.S. Embassy spokes­ man i^ d . SEA SCALLOPS O T . •8b s iz e • MVE SlBl PAMOW M0UTNWA|N None the five Americans at the consulate was Injiu^d, the lajai (raft iMglK Jmri WalpilMt 14 m spokesman said, but staff mem­ bers’ cars were damaged. FRESH COD STEAK 3 9 » Shoulder cu. LISTERINE The spokesman said the dem­ Caaki w Mqr «Wta, M ead laaar. onstrators milled about the con­ sulate yard while six repre- SOLE nuns ;; sentativea were admitted to the 59 SaaMaaaB far a Ranrfal pat naat 90 Q-TiPS 3 si m consulate with a petition. It also HoPVV b^ni,u MV, ROnw wwwwaw. iiti. Idtiliwwwi for.w. ovm —•or'pot r ------roiit. c BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAK lb.48* demanded the expulsion of Con- p o u n d 5 4 ' Bul Allan McL«an. MYSAUCO^ 65 a CALIFORNIA CHUCK ROAST BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS RIGHT GUARD M.49 SIZE 'Ytnr *1 the demonstrators plastered BONELESS Tap a' tka kraJa aaaitti — amtar i f t pound ' the outside of the building writh fe a tlin avta raatt, practittnir f m t( (at Q Q . CHUCK STEWING BEEF - 68 "Americans go home’’ signs. COOKED HADDOCK POLIDENT POWDER 98'SIZE 69' They protested U.S. policies in 68a Sava Uanl laMaa krttra iraaaaJ BLADE CUT CHUCK ROAST KNP ytar avta at U O *. pound Q Q Viet Nam, the Congo end the laaiaaMar la fa t paar vagataMat lar tkM SHOULDER ROASTS pound 3 8 * Dominican Republic. COOKED SMUTS 5 8 » UNDERCUT SLICED SELECTED BEEF LIVER AQUA VELVA SHAVE 87' Iraat far ckircttl irlKInil Bangkok, Thailand, (AP) — YANKEE POT ROAST SMOKED lb5 8 * France failed to Join Hs other hrtrt h k y , aatra Btvarfal. p«.^99' COLONIAL MASTER SHOULDER PORK AQUA VELVA SHAVE 87' seven partners in the Southeast ( C h u c k ) BUDE STEAKS Asia ’Treaty Organisation today DELICIOUS In congratulating the antl-Oom- MENNEN SKIN BRACER rsA 69' munist alliance on its 11th anni­ MAZOLA COOKING & SALAD OIL M 75' Ground freeh several times daily! versary. DELI PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 4 is M Choose the parts you like! The action — imprecedented LIGHT CHUNK TUNA 4IL- *1 VITALIS HAIR TONIC KA 89' In SBATO’s history — was in­ lnarawfW wmraM -— IprtaaA TOP terpreted as another move by MOn APPLE JUICE 2 Lis: 55< CHICKEN PARTS OTHB French President Charles de GEISHA FANCY SOLID WHITE TUNA'lfSO' DIAL SHAMPOO nfA 87' Gaulle to disassociate his gov­ *LECS 49*1^ WINGS 2 9 ‘'> ernment from SBATO support SLICED BACON 7 t . STOP & SHOP APPLE JUICE 4 lis:95‘ Quality M*«tt PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO *P c< U.S. policy In Viet Nam. BUMBLE BEE SOLID WHITE TUNA 35' ■SS!!a?3-’ 1™ Hn flaaar M lavaal I aa | l| . BREASTS 59‘<> UVERS GS'*- CAIRO (AP) — The UMted DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 25' ADORN HAIR SPRAY m s *1” Arab Republic government has MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING

Swiss Guard has been cut from COLONIAL COLD CUTS JIFFY » MUFFIN MIX 8.U.M »»«IQ. BAGGIES SANDWICH BAGS 100 M> T6, and the guard is down CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP UPTON TEA BAGS 48 COUNT .1. r * to 68 men because of recruiting r 65' 59 difficulUes. STOP & SHOP SALT 2,£ l.19' Vatican sources said the re­ irivr yoM sm e CUTRITE PLASTIC SANDWICH BAGS 4”;:r M duced on-paper strength went ARBUTUS TEA BAGS 48 COUNT WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTmEt into effect July 1. The original HUNT PIZZA CATSUP S s& *\ aki IVALON SPONGES strength of the husky young Service Deli DAIRY-FRESH!. QUALITY! ARBUTUS m BAGS tOO'COUNT Bwdss in the striped pantaloons and halberds had been kept at wkaro •volloUa SPAGHETTIaMACARONI s& 5 .LL 95' ■WjrlaaB b gw IN paa(ar aavligal AJAX CLEANSER 160 for several centuries. Pope MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE John X X m cut It to 100 in 1906. NEW YORK STYLE m a OUR OWN SUSAH SHAW BRAND! Ckafi DaN|kt far aaaJaMNa. 1 Hi boWt HOMEMAKERS PEA BEANS 3^89' lMrtarCa«lrplaaUweaMB QUART PARSONS AMMONIA MOSCOW (A P) — A blistering BEECHNUT COFFEE 2-lbs CHEESE SPREAD 49* lallaa attack by Soviet ' Communist CHEESECAKE 49 '» ORANGE DRINK , 15* 1 lb party leadera on fornier Pre­ DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW 47' i«f Faraniav Iraal t Naai aaartart. •a t tka W | Ota Pa aaf JUan Braad GALLON CLOROX BLEACH m ier Nikita Khnnhehev la on AkaviabrlkaliMlhkaiataaM. MWftlaal CHASE&SANBORN COFFEE sale in Moscow bookstores. CREAMERY BUnER 69* GRATED CHEESE 1 Ik Khrushchev was capricious NEPCO COLD CUTS 6 8 * a SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT 2 ls 89' 99* STOP & SHOP GALLON BLEACH SEAMLESS Sawalfc CaaattyBaa Ir a a l I'a a pig. MARTINSON ALL PURPOSE COFFEE and ignorant and led the Soviet hafaMkakMa,arTVHaafari ^ Union to sgritrultural failures, tMaaaa atyla far taaaraMa Iwataag CAINS MAYONNAISE T 69' 1 lb top Communists said In speech­ 5 9 * CREAM CHEESE 10* SUNDAE CONES CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS COFFEE AIRWICK SPRAY DEODORANT es to a meeting of the party UHPORTED PORK ROU i M ti NYLONS laBMlaai anppaB. aNeal I f ai. pig. Central committee last March. COUNTRYFINE MUSTARD V 25' Weaafttrlaaek. triaijrleatf. an , kattla A report of the meeting, pub­ UrnhmmUmrttMm. wMtM . AMERICAN CHEESE 2-LB CAN CHASE&SANBORN COFFEE AJAX ALL PURPOSE CLEANSER lished Tuesday, contained the 59* TOFFEE CRUNCH 2f^ \ SEAMLESS MESH harshest public criticism of the OUR OWN CUSTARDS 39 » FRENCH'S MUSTARD 15' AJAX FLOOR & W AU CLEANER tali tnly In baxaa deposed premier since he was ■ramRavarfarMatawaarBaakaatt. 2-LB CAN STOP & SHOP COFFEE Misted last October. GRADE "A" FanRview briiid TJtt ' ) 0 < 6 f t M in ftrlla p r NEPCO AU BEEF FRANKS 69a LADIES CHOICE PICKLES 3%?M Rview brmd M A SEALTEST CHIPNICS Mckait NOT Dana NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE Lawyer, Family SPANISH STUFFED 0UVES iSSl3 s u M MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE BIG VALUE POTATO CHIPS SEAMLESS STRETCH Move to Ireland A P P L E PIES MX 4tl4 u l y In kaxta CRISCO SHORTENING 35' EGGS 48 NATIONAL PREnELS af I ptirt far Bla FHUjADEZPHIA (AP) — "I / YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE Jed fine and have no regrete," aays a Philadelphia lawyer of PILLSBURY FUDGE BROWNIE MIX his decision to move his family PREAM COFFEE LIGHTENER to IrelsAd. Mtobaol von hfoechdsker, an attorney lor IT years, esld he FROZEN Ftm rot/eWTSar. M heatwd eat! heUeves Ms wife end tiuce CANDIES & COOKIES DEPT. FRESH BAKED GOODS! aaugtatani, aged 6 to li, feel the Garden-Fresh! aame way he doea about the .1 I f l POTATO B M M iYE MORTON TBP lUALITT FRUITS B VIUTABUI* Von Moaohxiaker flew to Ire­ MM-prictl traati far tka kMil tpaarvlat tr PtpF*r"l*t- LARGE FAMILY SIZE land Tueaday night to meet his SAUD •amlly next week. Tlie oOieia Bailed from New York lad SaMkia#, PlaaaDpIt aaJ tarrat, FRENCH FRIES EGG WHIP CAKE week. Fralti, ttrawbanry RhaLait 6 ^ 8 9 LONG ISLAND WASHED BEECHNUT GUM ~-1 9 * Von Moedadsker eaye he (bought about moving to Ireland PM 4IM W . «M % | 1 IRBR DRRR EjriR^RElDDGv Tatb•ww 4kaWW wiMwaMi FaaMlp lia. ^ ^ ^ LuMltus juicy flavor i( w m a r la a flaky qtltlaa krtwa tr a il after suffering a mild heart at­ KRAFT MARSHMALLOWS, 2 45‘ tack in January 1864. GELATINS POTATOES... 20ibs ELBERTA PEACH PIES Why IrelandxekuidT APPLE ■ PBI "It fani great obarm ," said M(NtroN APPU PES 3--89* Prtai CaHftralt'i Baait irtaHai artat tirary Wta a am at M U iktl ' _ ^ ^ GIANT HERSHEY or NESTLE BARS 3»M Wt va ki It witb loll vara raltlai... yta’U lava Ml Von Mdechsleker. "And M’s on DoNiiiBs Ilf Dm Ii i t I (be way up economically." Taa6ar,ivtttTBtttt’taalrtH. Iti.plg. _ Then he added; BARTLEH PEARS 10 •>59* RAISIN BREAD 29* "Because it'a better lor my CHICKEN OF THE SEA STOP 4 SHOP WAFFLES Tkty'rt kart — liMtt erltp Ml Jaicyl U. S. Bralt Nt. 1, XVG' aria. m ■■ PLANTER'S COCKTAIL PEANUTS 3 Frith Iron aur own ovoni — Fo m o u i Daisy ^ mm ttmlly and myadf to be er^poaed SCALLOP DINNER 49* to ’-mote (ban one flret-daaa Tip'tail Tkayn aktaMahr BaHtlaatl oounbY." rtraqakk-tt-lxllskViBBar. Tattta’ tta 1 U p lg . _ _ RED DELICIOUS APPLES 4 » 58* JOHNSTON GRAHAM CRACKERS ;il29‘ WHITE SLICED BREAD 2 ^ 3 5 * TUNA R t( M l H u t frati CtNftralt far ytar Iralt kaatl. Farfaat parpla katatlti. Crisp and troth for kairty tandwichoi. m 4 « i k i Trmm Tour$ Cheap UtllT MNIM NIFTY PANCAKES HADDOCK .FILUTS 49* MEIN L A in BREMNER DEVIL FOOD COOKIES L: 39' BULKIE ROLLS FlalaorSMdad ^ 2 9 COPnNHACmJN—Sightaee by Xaaplaitiw-lattlMtaiilaat aWwIttM _ . _ PLUMS 20-59' EGG PLANT - II' Froth, Foithorlliht vliljriood. gm atreetoarT You can in Copen­ Frtik kitikt flavtr far taMil Brata. Wav Uulilaaa. T|y 'ati taftNaft hagen, where some inexpensive m nfflced • o p lg tours are available for low PI2ZA TEENIES POTATO PUFFS M T.V. DIPSY CRACKERS •^>« 29' SPONGE CAKES - 33* budget travelers. One Is a spe PEPPERS ->^11' YAMS cial bus that rune betwee Town Hall Square and Lnng. Unle Pavilion next to the fc aaoui I4tUa Mermaid Stotua (16 cento each yny}. Ahotber takes mmippicinq s a v es you p en n ies per it em ..d o lla r s p er w eek and hund red s p er y e a r . . . you tr y m mim-pricmq TURNS yo u r n ic k e l in to a NICKEL-PLUSI yo u s a v e t h e d if f e r e n c e in CASH..N0T STICKY SQUARES jrou a> a UXMnlnata’ rtda for atNWt n oMita. IIANCHBSTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1966 PAGE TWENTY^lSVp ^ KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1985 -i-O . for I can’t aaa how thay can on- 19 months X ssrvtd as ohalrman sighted snd think of onto now.n Garbage Skips D H s iT pim f i fi M w srata a d lm ^ facility with­ of tho planning oommlttos, and Tou must projoet this thing for Bolton Oongregational Church. rsde Don Camille;" Hltchcook, Ytou can Make;" Ueb. "Story of pjn. at the OonammUy Hal. Town No Longer in NKDD out ManohaataFg partleipto tho eight months I spent on tha 30 or 80 yean shaad.’ abaad." Ths Congregatora, tha oou- "Stories My Mother Never Told the World S cries;" Mltohsll. Nursery oohool wW bsgia Police ArreeU tton.’* distrlot board, I was aotlng only Although tha dlstilot and Its 42 During WWeek e plaa> club of ths church, haa Me:" Laurence, "Stone Angel;" 'Vuttsrfliss snd MothS;" Moor­ next Tuesday imder the now ■tandar, who wag one c t la tha boat Intoroata of Man- original planning oommlttsa teaoher, Mrs. Georgs WUoox. Despite Plea by DellaFera poatponsd Its masting until LeCsrre, "The Looking-Glass head, "Cooper’s CreekPiper, Manchaatar's Sva nprsaanta- ohostar, and I still holiovo that had baan in anlatanca for 18 Tha waak of Aug. '80 to 8api. "The Story of Computers;” aaaasa win be on Tuesdays. Terry Oaurtright, IT, .o < .» •aid bbtitotott. M s to u lt- itopL 17. Ths speaker who was War;” Walker, “MslTsbeo:" ribinUMwHgi Uvad to tha district, as was Dal- wo ara wrong .in withdrawing." montha, laat niaht'a disouaalon 4 wiM a good ona aa far aa fiM Pire Since Jtdy to eome to the pot luck sup­ Wsllsnt, "The Tenants of Wambold. •^whunMng ter Wadnsedaya and ThuiVdays In M a t t , wme m iia . Tha hoard of laiPara, told tha board that “DollaFora onumoratod 1 t h 0 o f dtapoaal prcmlsmaprAfrica'e first hospital designed otaastar on Sapt. to. HavoB w .d ya gjiur Rp^f^ Btons, Frank Stgmlar, fourth town, ig axpootod to taka grbtUble" tha "shorUightod glamorous suhjact, but they are boss’ pocket la to say It with complaints over 100 rscslvsd la CM ohlef, saya that an auto and ehoerfuny, hia arms la a Fiction—Bowen, "The Lit­ Series, 1957-1968;” Gibran, 'The preparatory to ending the fis­ for rehabilitating Injured work­ fslllBl go not tram a n^ally- Olof Anderson and Rsyntond action at Ita next masting. action,” ovar tha past sight vary Important to tho town's flowsrs-to Ml ssorstary. One a weak. pillow on his lap. Each arm Is ers. it will cost $3.10 million and Add choppad onion snd oom^ata ott atorggi niik. ■nil votlito ,“yoa" DallaFara plsadsd, "Don't months, of Msnohsstsr's rspra- rasldants, ss wall as to rssl- sirilns Is giving away 83,000 iMk had bean h im ^ hito the tle Girls I ” Chase, "Journey to Prophet;" Guttmacher. "Plan­ cal year Sept. 15. Shalnspaar waa working « M a y o r ____ W M s and set on Are, prasum- broMi>raMn just above the wrist He Boston:” Deal, "Tobacco Men;" ning Your Fam ily:" Hamilton, Cooperative Nursery occupy an 11-acre site at Sans celsriry, paislay a p r lg t------and bay r FTimijfeto KahanM, a bolt now. Lat’a raopsn this santatlvss on ths district danta In dtlas snd towns rases this year, to pisass tho ■vsr msks iadlvldusl ham loafI W tohu tomatoW88*tow JW4WW Juice; f cover ------snd the with a a m from thg Demoornt, and Harold A. 'niik- thing and 1 am aura that tha HC ssid, ‘1 went to make It throughout ths country." oxscutivo sscrotsrios hero who loavsa by baking tha mast mix- youngatera. A faW buo* osn turn pages of books, and lie Ford, "The Liberation of Lord "Visitor’s History of Britain;" Parents of all children In the Souoi, Johannesburg, It will be OhlMto'Hrtdga * mm Oo. M - water exOnguishad the eaa reach over to turn on the Byron:” Franksu, "Sing for Hauser, ‘The Population Di­ Bolton Cooperative Nursery the first African hospital with s ohIU overnight. Strain and sarvo ington a Rapuhiiogn.biiogn. w an not othsr thrsa towna wW ratuni. crystal elssr to sU th a t In tha Ha added, "Don't ha short- place air rossrvstlons. tura In muffin pansT radio. Tour Supper;’’ Guarschl, "C«n- lemma;" Michel, "Small Motors School will meet tomorrow at 8 heliport. for a hafora-dtnnar drink. dhy. aaya toa* — mlraoul- Frank haa a tittle mote time ootisldartag the unuSual to recuperate, though. He has ^ no fliee have bean beaa aoeepted ss a boarding during the toftire student at Cheshire Academy, of August In Ohaahtre, which doesn't begin ___ departmant win be busy. ^tU Sept lA His twin brother Alb weekend, however. A truck Joba and toa tWo slaters wUI fjU take pari in a parade in Kl- sH be at Bolton Junlor-Ssaior High School. AT liBgtoa Saturday, and about teh toembeia will attend a training A rt Club Meats Morion In HdUimsntle Sunday. Tbs Bolton Art Club wlU FOR High Sohoel AarigBaaents moat tomorroiw at 8 pan. in 8 t Home room aaslgiunents for Maurice CSmrch auditorium. HEARTY dtudents at BoKon Junior^ Arthur Harper, a free lance FIRST ilnlor High School will be post­ oommeroial srtifet and liwtruc- ed in the hall of the school to- tor In the Rockrille adult edu­ aaorrow. Orade T and 8 asaign- cation program, will give iBACK-TO- nts will be on one rids, Orade water color demonetratlcn. 10 and 11 on the other, All latereetsd townspeople rgtu^nta will receive their in- are welcome. Members are re­ SCHOOL NATIONAL! Aridual schedules in their hMueminded to bring paintings for the pictun of the month le- Sohool IfiMt Watt lection. APPETITES.. School will begin tomMTOw Clwwch Schools Flood, What Flood? for most Bolton children, but Church school teschsrs at St. a Five ducks snrlm unconcernedly past s car partially au t^ •ot for Frank Oorton. Frank George’s Xpiacopel Church will merged In s bsmyarxl la southweot Omaha following yao-^.t; is somewhat unlit for the rigors have a dinner meeting tomor­ tordsy’s flash flood. (AP Fhotofsx) . mt af.pea and pencil, having frac­ ro w S t the home of the super­ ------— tured both arms last weak In on intendent, Mrs. Rchert Gesinn, GREEK STAMPSl altoroatton with a bus in Read- on Brandy St. J ie rJ W tag, Pa. Church school classes will bs- UST VALUES, BEfnEI qUNUTV; Town Sets Up Escrow Fund^^ sVank, who Just tumsd 14, gin Sept. 19 at 10:18 aon. There was vacationlBg In Pennayl- is no need for advanced regis­ nata with his family, the Rob­ tration, but anyone not pre­ BIGGER VAMEn, FHEHOLY GOIRTESr To Handle Collese Financ^ ert Oortons of Brandy St He viously enrolled may cmitsct O r/4i arsnt off to do some sightseeing Mm. Gorton at ohurdi or at her sad vans ritout to cross s busy home. The board of directors votedowss no Intention to restrist toteiaactioa whan hs met up Sunday school registration last night to set up an escrow rollment so that ManehesMt ttIMi tbs bus. m s vtow was oh* will taiw place this SUndiHf at fund for ths receipts snd sjqpeiv residents would hava priortipk dltures of the Manchester Com­ There was never any discussion munity College, until the state, In that direction and tlM r a k which, as of Sept. 1, took over lege ia open to every potential fiscal jurisdiction, can place its student in the state. sm tf m PAKTHY sFceimf own financial control into prao- As mors community ooUegss WISE OWL SAYS- SNACKTIMI PAVOSnS tSW St ALL CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF tice. are opened, the peripheral stu­ The action followed a sharp dents will be drained off, but Interchange of questions and for now, there are no restric­ CUT OUT THESE answers, with Director Harlan tions.” Marshmallow fluff Taylor doiiv the .questioning, Taylor — **10 the lease agree­ and Dean ^ederick Lowe s m ment for ths use of the high sometimes Town Counsel Xrving school tor flve years, ragard- VALUABLE COUPONS - CEEMI SANDWICH i A V l i l k Aronson doing the answering. less of the size of the ctwegs Taylor — "why wae tha board in those years? May tha col­ W^OZPKG of education, and not the board lege not, posribly, absorb most O t C B iO of directors, required to make of the classrooms and athletle I Nabisco Oreo the motion, authorizing the state faculties In that tlmeT” to take over control of the col­ Lowe — "The agreement calls WITH THIS C A L O C A T A l A V i I f c leger" for flve-yesr use, with the pay­ SAVE 30T 14-OICAN 2 9 * b; SPECIAL SALEi; : NOTICE WHITE BREAD ■•4 MANCHESTER HIGH ^4 4» CHUCK ROAST CENTER CUT Bow In CALIFORNIA STYLE nNASTSUCED H i O m ck JUNIOR-SENIORS ENRICHED LI 2 CALIFORNIA STYLE Roost LONDON BROIL S took BOMLISS PINAST - CREAM STYLE S A V E 2 0 c CROSS RIB Chuck Ronot GROUND CHUCK W ITH THIS SAVE 20c COUPON CANS Toward tha Purchaia o l OnaOr 3 -l.b Can Sw eet Corn FRANKFURTS BACON BOLOGNA HADDOCK HADDOCK niLET F R E E a Scons H N A S T - SUCEO ar HALVES PINAST ^ ^Q - COMMODOM A C . PMAST It 59c FINAST SHORTENING SKOAISS ” 07< »89« PRHD PILUT ^ O ^C - 49< -r I aa VaM Thru Saturrioy, 8«a*- M. W8S ii-ta ir-o z ' W ' ' M.H.S. M.H.S. nasT iwnoNAi suaar auuwni Cling Peaches CANS, CHARM CHARM aasr o n couson to an aout cusroMa P IN A S T - SW^TENH) HOMESTYIE % u FOR OIRLS FOR BOYS R a t lo a a ll ; 2 f L I 3 ^ < Apple Sauce JAlG a r Gef Acquainfed Free Gtff PfNAST ILIOW MACAEONI or l A V s i l c Mr. S.O.M.8. effwT this JDkM of frlmidshlp to •v«ry M.H.S. |unior and! SMtoTi |ust for Hi* THIN or IKMILAI Spaghetti a a osMng. (OH m t schools and grades krtor on.) Turf Builds STBAWMBEY^or BASMIBEY t w v a i Um Piwhee Juniors and Seniors Whose 2S00 sq. f t . 2.95 f inast Preserves '248'JMt; 69 * CANTALOUPES 8 - 0 1 OWL N N A S T - WHITE or COLORS PKGS Last Name Starts . . . - i A y i [ a t ^SPECIAL JUMBO WITH DAY Scottfl Seed Bathroom Tissiie A 39* CALIFORNIA - * A . THRU I. SEPT.9th. ,4 2 49 CHOCOLATI 2500 nq. ft 4 ^ Sara Lee SWML CAKI 120ZFKG J. THRU R. SEPT.10th. 5.90 L O O K tki o v w y nrmt Neitonelegg eerten yeeVifm tm Prunes mUH ITALIAN 2-29* CARAMH. S. THRU Z. SEPT.11th. REGULARLY 7.90 . COUPON WORTH 109 M&TON - RED EATING NCANROUS U. S. No. 1 - 2Vt" Mintmtsn Sara Lee 70% Student Discount *owtu-dpurehe90cf1A^emi mf9Up0fb AMMOrOOmwl Apples % EXTRA OPEN A JUNIOR CHARGE ACCOUNT Ito Towi’t Ltodfiif Scott A 90MH WO CREEN-STAMPS Bartlett Pears 3 .a” 49 G-W OiMse Pizzas 2^19 w M i tho purchois of iS.OO or Bior« Jl ■ ANO THIS COUPdN ^ miTH A $mTY m eim t . MPHNAIU AT YOUl mn HATIONAl MMS MASMf Carrots 2 1 9 Swanson SinZfi, 3 ■ansa VaM Thni gahmlav, foist. 11,-1988 war ONI COUPON to ah amst customm PRO TOOTHBRUSHES aownaiYT 2 « BUSH LARSEN’S POAMTTM, MM AMO TOSACCO MMPT PSQM STAMP OPPM Peppers 4 « 29 Giuein^emipljool : h a Ao w a r i C O h a r o w a r c c o PREIL SHAMPOO eaHONnAii ms iuk 59« Wi Magi Bl, bfaMhsstos Pspot i AUERTO VO-5 MOUui^w HA^TO NOia PRn DIUVIRY tSwaaOwMMe blANCHBSTER feVBNlNO RttltAli), tlXNCHDnini, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, IMS PAGB 1 W W ytjjjB g l ritdS TW ENTY-^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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UNKIUAL PUPIL9 MAY MIAN Lottnc photo PRAIN NJURY Oft A IKUL4. FRAcruftK. Engaged CALL YOUR POCTOR. Tho ot s o n gto g wig^rimgrvgBHKlPm jhBle* Oarlnnh CStopdolainh of 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE E. KhBobntv to Xannlth lOilToy Why Settfo for Less? tU £ WATCH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT-. THE A l l NEW of Wost WUUncton hM boon an- MANCHESTER NYC Candidate nouncod bgr bor mothor, Hra. PepuIcK gives yoE overall total v d o e .. Sllfow CROP ALL CO LO RS DoraUqr M. Oiapdolhlne. OaA. Spots New Leak Outstanding quality— more of the famous brands you know PROZIN dMoteut S t She to atoo the dauf htor of Rene CSiapdelaine of and trusb^rand champion quality maats that ara batter NKW TORS (A P) — Paul SCaln St O'Dwyar, one of four candldataa for the Democratic nomination SCOTT Her fiance la the aon of SCra. trimmed to save you money . .. you get Green Stamps as Stole ICUlvey, 20 MarMe St. He for mayor, aaya the city — in la alao the aon of Qm late John on added bor^us! the mldat of a water ahortage — SCulvey. FRESHLY SLICED ie lumping IS million gallona of OUas Cbapdelalne la employed water a day from subwaya and by Pratt and Whitney, Division dumping it In sewera. of TJMted Aircraft Cbrp., Saat O'Dwyer, a councilman at Hartford. Her fiance attended largo from Manhattan, Monday B e e f L iv er escorted nowomen to a water- INI MhrMhester High School and la alao employed by Pratt and filled pit In a Brooklyn subway i Whitney in Etoat Hartford. TOP QUALITY tunnel. He aaid the water came from underground oourcea which, ' No date has been aet for the once enabled the Flatbuah Wa­ wedding. ter Works to distribute 81 mll- Ifon gallona a day. l2oz. Sliced Baconu When the city took over and / 7 cant Sooth Windoor ■hut down the company’s p ^ p o READY TO EAT |iome 30 years ago, O'Dwyer Sliced ■aid, the water level roae 3T Nursery Class or by feet. ' RIB5th ROAST thru 7th O'Dwyer said there are 37S Piece Lb. Availahle for P a stra m i RIBS pumping stations along the city's 99 SELECT ■ubwaya and none of tha water S5Aj»» Handicapped COLONIAL SKINLESS to b e i^ conserved. Populer’t Water Commissioner Armand There wm be a pre-school Famous D'Angelo said later his depart­ CHOICE ment had retained an engineer­ cTaaa for handicapped children IN FREE STAMPS Lb. unusual ing company 13 days ago to ex- between the ages cf 3 ^ to 6 In F ra n k fu rts SHORT CUT Will Any PurehoM of $S or Morn plore the natbush source. cuBrsTEAK ».99' 05dotsteak»omt».89* chuck roast * 49' the South and Saat Windsor trim . . . At Your Friendly Popular In an effort to prove that the CAPITOL FARMS SLICED Brooklyn subway water was BONELEM ^ area this fall. The class will be ADUtra ONLY— O N I TO A FAMILY most drinkable, W. Bernard Rich- sponsored by the United Oere- SEMI- VatUi thru Siiurday, S«ni. 11>h land, candidate for city council CHUCK ROAST * 79‘ aiuS nuxT >.79‘ cauf. roast >.59‘ bral Palsy Association! waste Ne Stitep* with Cl9»r»H«t*r leer— Si«U L«w president on O’Dwyer's slate, The class is designed for V eal L o a f Lb. b o m :' ess dipped up a glassful and drank those who arould benirfit fitan removed It. an esqwrlence in a small, friend­ CAPITOL FARMS SLICED m Paul R. Screvane, city council ly, "structured” school atmos­ president and Democratic aspir­ phere. It is planned particular­ ant for the mayoral nomlnatian, ly for children with physical or also suggested a water plan. moltple handtcaps. Cooked Salami u p y The city should use electronic A teacher and fidl-tlme- as­ sensors to locate leaks in water POPULAR AMERICAN mains, Screvane said, especially sistant wlH direct all olaas ses­ 1st t h r u 4th R!BS... 99*' sions and a physical therapist those which adjoin or cross sub­ 0 . will visit the class regularly to ways. Ttiere are 136 miles of '■ provide direct therapy services A such cast-iron mains, he said. where a child's phyidcian says In a letter to retiring Mayor OMND UNION ORAND UNION It would be of value. Robert F. Wagner, Screvane IKOZIN Infonnatioo on the class may said the federal government Pan Ready Sliced Cheese might furnish money to develop be obtained from the United Oerebral Palsy Association of­ Breaded the electronic leak detector. e n s i N P E A S V E A L STE AK Campaigning along Atlantic fice in Hartford. beaches yesterday were Scre­ U .f. a e V T INfPlCTID Wapping I I A 12 oz. Pkg. vane; R ^ . John V. LJndsay, lOOL^ The Waiting School PTA Pan Ready Republican — Liberal candidate has elected officers fbr the DOUBLE Long Island S A V E 1 0 c for mayor; and Abraham pk£$. CHICKEN W U m flM c o m i i D i lP60-6d school year. This year DUCKLINBS 43<. Beame, d ty comptrdler, and Each Slica the PTA will represent both the 1 Weaver Rep. William F. Ryan, the two ★ LEGS WITH lA C U Ht-C middle school and ele|{ientary Individually Wrapped other Democratic mayoral as­ SARA LEE FROZEN ★BREASTS ,, ^ Y W l school In the Wapplpg Area. World Green 1 Cooked pirants. CEOKI Ofificers Sleeted afe Roger CHICKEN ROLL" Sliced In another political develop­ WITHWnCS lb Myrldc, president; Charles Ar­ 6%. ment yesterday, Mn. Clare C H O C . C A K E gents* vice president; Mrs. Carl Booth Luce, former U.S. a BOCKT MOUMTAm—BEABT TO COOS Kochtoan, treasurer; ICra. An­ bassador to Italy, announced her n tS S K CUT thony Comeau, secfetary. SAVE Popular support of conservative William RAINBOW TROUT .8 9 ° r n E U m £ 7 9 " Coanmittee chairmen named For F. Buckley Jr. foP mayor. CHICKEN PARTS 2 3 ' Tall Can Mrs. Luce, who served aa nS' UeiSTMMI I WMASnwnBWB are: Mrs. Joseph Flammand, ll^G R A V T/rt*i*l” n>raMan; Charles Argenta, tlonal co-chairman of the clti. CHOWDER CLANS „ .4 9 ° Evaporated Milk BWryMAMmpM ssa. program; Mrs. Roger Chagnon, zens for doldwater In 1964, said rKEBB—BOMELEIB .49" I *59" hospltalitir. Mrs. David Oomns, of Buckley: FLOmiDER FILLET s .6 9 ‘ WIMt “ “ IIVMH U E F LIVER * 4 9 " Mrllmentarian; Mrs. Walter STAMPS SAVE 4c O ff "Just once or twice In a cen­ CBLBBBITT ■ — iS A a Reynolds, publicity. tury a man appears on the poli­ rrOKE EUCED-BED A A . tical scene who Is brilliant, wit­ *33" *69" The PTA will , meet the sec­ ' Label BOILED HAM 59" ond Tuesday of each month. 22 ty, courageous, honest — and FRESH SALMON * 9 9 " Crisco Shortening articulate. What a wonderful Wins Award thing it Is to be on his side on Bdarard H. Daly, a IMS grad­ the pdiUcal barricades.'' uate of the Unlveraity of Hart­ WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. FOR THE FRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ford, has won the academic SAVE award sponsored by the Upsllon XI social fratenlty for schol- 2 3 ' R u th M illett FRESH FREESTONE NEW CROP UJu NO. 1 G RADE astic achlevemenL Sept 8th. 9th. 10th, 11th Kraft Miracle Whip Daly Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Daly, 369 Troy Married men have always MclNIOSH APPLES Rd. He eSimed his B.8. degree SAVE bean able to Infuriate their ITALUH In Business Administration For YrtVes by making such remarks from the University of Hart­ f 2 8 ' about a bachelor acquaintance IU3, does he have It good!'' b. 4iii4 ford. Dole Pineapple Juice Daly win begin a graduate The kind of envy — or pre * « ■ , 3 t o program this fall for a MBA de­ Chicken Rica tended envy — is enough to get gree from the University of any wife’s dander up. And up 2 ""2 9 ^ s m A D s r j e SAVE Connecticut Chickan Noodia until now a wife haa found it ITALIAN rKSSB-ONinF ___ S t Peter's Church Notes 1 7 ' Craam of Mushroom frustratlngly dUlicult to argue The Episcopal Church Wom­ LONG ISLAND Vagatabl Baaf the point. Camphell Soups She knows her Jim — loved C A I I R 0 T 8 an of 0 t Peer's Church will have their first meeting of the baUed, looked alter, encouraged ■JLtol^X -A. I — to better off than any one of fall season at the church tonight. SAVE TmiR llbt. The meeting will be|^ with his unmarried friends. But she 'S U. S. No. 1 NEW For has never been able to prove it Dm iO BN T evening prayer at 7:4S p.m. fol­ ORAND UNION lowed by a dessert and coffee 4 5 ' — not until now, that is hour. Snoman Lunch Bags Now, thanks to a study based on 3,600 Interviews with adults Ohurdi school teachers will all over ttie counfry, the Amerl' meet Thursday at 8;1B p.m. In SAVE FOIL can wife has an answer when toe parish hall For her husband speaks wistfully of $1 The Senior Choir will re- 4 5 ' 25 ft. hl3 bachelor days or refers to a heimse Thuraday at 9:16 p.m. in badielor friend as a lucky sO' The more you huy...the more you get! POTATOES JilUES, toe church. Wearever Aluminum imd-so. There win be a meeting of the According to this study, bach executive committee of St. Pe­ WASHED and SIZED eiors aren't as happy as mar* ■ PRDEN*S ters at 8 pm. FHday in the pa­ SAVE iled men. Not only that — bach- ORAND UNION Buy $5 00 Get 100 rish hali. etors aren't even as boppy as Bonuv Stompi with Tha Jimlor Choir wUl re­ STAMPS 21 ' spinsters. HOO^^STAMPS Coupon No. I hearse Saturday at 10 a.m. in So it would seem that men PEANUf BUTTER wMi tliU Mwpen • w u N M o a • cRiist • m sniN • WUl toe church. Old Dutch Peanut Butter wkli Hit* MwpMi an* 3 aren't by nature the gay blades, Buy JlO.OO-Gft 200 wi4 « ^Nhaee *f A training session fbr hew the blithe. Independent spirits ■ 01 • purihua •! acolytes and a review for the Bonu^ Stamps wilii $10.00 « r MMre SAVE they like to think they are. Nor k $8.00 le $9.9# ethers will be held at l l a.m. Honaydaw do they finally and up married 12 . Coupon No. 2 nCtol ITiMl •n Saturday in toe church. Just because they were not wary tufflMirs 1 IXCIfTintM ■seuiATioaviAW ' Pura 12 OZ. Jar Church school registration 10 enough to keep Uiemseivcs from MMAmeV lAW B u y 515 .0 0 G» I 3 0 0 will take place Sunday at the 10 Strawherry Preserve being caught. Bonus Stamps with Coupon I «n. na 1W a.m, service. The truth would seem to be GRAND UNION OTVI FACK C A f No 1 and Coupon No 2 The annual parish picnic will that in order to be happy a man V I (;i T A IIl I H H Ci: be held Sunday at noon at the Chunk needs a wife even more than a SANITARY NAPKINS Z . 4 9 ' borne of Mr. and Mrs. Alex WRDOian needa a huaband. VEGAMATO 3 SAVI .’0 ; KING S\/y p p Russak, 490 King S t In case of Style' This being so, how men have i;ONsn PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 5 5 rain, the pic^c win be the fol­ @Starkist White Tuna managed through the years to TUNA FOR CATS 2". 29‘ lowing Sunday. GRAPES convince themselves that top gniiiif-hi prices MdifWe-iiiiiiBiiHiiiis Scent Troop M Saclieloihood to their natural Boy Scout Troop 62 wUl hqld state and that marriage to 'Its first maetlng Thnrnday at B A G G IE S 80 ct. Bex Bonus o f r a r a * woman'a idea to hard to under T p.m. at the American Legrion THOMSON FREEZER SPECIALS ■tond. Halt on Main Bt . Sandwich Bogs 30 extra begi 2 9 ^ But we women don't n^ed to Registrations for troop mem- SEEDLESS let the men gfA by with that bl' of fletibn any longer. We have hershlp will be accepted at this IXTIA ixtsa tXtlA meeting. Boys who wish to join 2 1 3 9 ibat study as proof that men are •OMUS t X t l A lONUS IIUI lONUt the troop should be acoom- AUNT JEMIMA OREO and BARONET CREMES j g Mb. A A * hkppier after b e l^ domesticat­ lO N U S SUNK IIUI IIUI SIAMK f anied by a^garent ed. ‘' nut SnMK with thli coupon end purchete el SnMK•i But maybe we shouldn't be £SnMK with Ihii ceupon end purchete el rilh this coupon and pucchaie of Nabisco Cookies 2 >‘‘‘9* 8 # with thli coupon ond purchois of with ihii coupon and purcheis of , THRU ioz. CAMS DOLE FROZiN Hr. and Mra. Harry A. Frink too quick to use It .The poor Fl$. OMOOTEAPOT 1-tk. PIG. YOUR FAVORniHAND have openad aa anttoue toiop at dears do kivs to prstent tho' ANY 2 GRAND UNION FROZIN T4. PR6. tr TWIN PACK GRAND UNION 31M iuUlvan A va, Wapping. they gave up an awful lot when T h a Red Bam" haa a variety CAUF. PUIMS WAFFLES SAVE R ts Burry CooUes they gave up thslr freedom H N U m iJ M C E •C Uami fbr sale, ranging from Pkgi. They do so enjoy thinking PINCATfU ORANOe or tcally fret an EAIM S B V r T C R 0 naatury-oM wooden carriage tJtemseivseI as basic MEAIDINNHIS PINIAmE ORANPRUIT 1 8 r a m o c H in Ceupen geed thru Coupon good thru Ceupen geed thru In Viotorian desks and hand- YAHLSING (VkVB 4Sc) ^ MR. C H IP S 9 ^ v u GAUCHOS 10 on. untamed. Pstheps It would b Coupon good Ihrtf Ceupon geed Ihre made flreplana anceMorlM. unMnd to dtotUuslon thorn, or it Sot., *«rT. niK Sot., KI>T.I1ih Set., MTUKi' Set.; liM.itoi LARGE CAPTAIN CRUNCH 9 ot. let them know that ws have din Sol,. KIT. tlifc oevsred that In rescuing their .N 1 M ' I'‘ 'r'M t '• JUICY French Fries from bscheloihood we havt IIMII ONI (. OUl’ON PI US1 0 M I P IIMIT OUl’ON 1*1 K ( 0 :. it>M| N 2 i 3 9 RKved them from ■ drssTT Mfo Prfeti •mctlvt thl^ Saturday S«pt. 11. W t rtstrvt th* riolAlft Hmk ouoNliliM. DASH DOG FOOD 6 (1;!^. 89* Newspaper Enterprise Assn. M GB IWENTY-EIOir^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1965 isn’t enough money In the Am Trade Bftokflred MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 196B PAGE TWENTY-NINB' A a ito r c r Firemen Picket and woulFnot honor the fire de­ depaxtmem’s budget to pay the partment's request tor the relee. hM er salariae. PARAMARliO •> Surinam Her throat shows a fine scar Henlen has oaUed a special t t e Inoreaae wee $8 a iwek was nigltsh until the Dutch ArN Fete lTomer walk local of the Intematicnel tion for firemen’s pay to bo held The fire ecenmteelonere, h w New York, and the Dutch the .Preventable ' Strangled hy Her Mother missionaries, operating under t BARBBKfi—8 AN Sf BAT. For Townsman Aasoelatlea of Fire FIghtera, Sept, 18. naked tor an edditlonel $10,880 owners of this slloe of the North­ The Army-Navy Chib to- an Interdenominational Protea- ever the orlglaal budget to Open Toe*, thru Bat. AFLrCao, has voted to plokot The firemen have been fight­ east coast of Soqth America. itlfht wlU honor the staff of SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) —♦theythey practice Infanticide regu- tant missions board, woi^ with 8 to 8 PJM. die the raise. Their request will In Children primlUva tribes. HM OldumMa ehaptar of tho City Hall Friday In a ehowdown ing for a rales svsr sines patrOl- M'anchkstar’Ii Ktnnady Day , Fifteen months ago, Jennie lany. come up at next Monday’s meet­ BVf BILL FAUKD "Jennie's mother was visiting Mrs. Blinco said the villagers Aiwrtoati Rod Ofooo has lur- over a ralM tor ite membara. msn wsre given a email raise Oamp,.pkis the public officials I Bunco w as bom — and almost The more than 100 membere last year by the polios oommls- ing. WASHINGTON (aP) — The *miar$ li e hlddan threat to a village near our base camp were Impressed when the child gooUd that Andovor poopio who of the union voted unanimously ■lonsra. Fireman and policemen tradi­ House passed a 1>1U Theeday i^tdran’i eyaa, and tha baato and contributors who helped died - - In a Venezuelan Jungle. when Jennie came. She went off waa saved and she expects the giving Oonneotiout permission to plan to donato blood whoa tho Tuesday night to picket unless H u t rales put tbs police tionally have been on the same purpoae of. tha Conhaetlout Bq- mak* the «1x-w*ek ewnmer aee- {Her mother, e member of an Ihto the jungle In tha middle of Buncos and Jennie wtU be bloodmOMIo violto Aadorornext pay schedule. The raleee ap­ make a compact with ether eloft e euCce^e. Indian tribe which practices the night and bore her, then warmly received when they re­ their pay eneeka due Tlniraday ahead of the firemen. states on bus liu proratton and dety for tha Pravantlon of Monday nay want to give it In carry a hike in pay. The firemen demand equal proved by the fire oommleeion- Jt will serve a dinner at 7 Infanticide, choked her with a strangled her with a vine and turn. VIOLA ers would bring most firefighters reciprocity. Blindneia, Inc., Is preschool vl- She thinks, too,' that the ex­ tho aamo o f John HoMMirdo The action waa taken even pay. Tlie city's two fire oom- at the clubhouee at Idaln and vine after giving birth. left, thinking Jennie was dead. though City Qomptroller William mlasloners have granted the in­ up $180 a year to an annual The blU waa e sent to the Sen- Bl’oh testing to catch It In time. Today, .Jennie is the healthy, That afternoon, some of the vil­ ample may help change the Sr., WhooHng Rd. Forest Bts, and club president F. Hanlon Jr. Informed the un- crease but Hanlon says there salary of $8,780. As a program to promote bet­ James (Dutch) .Fogarty has bright-eyed adopted daughter of lage Indians heard a baby practice. JARVIS Haloburdo haa bMD t a patlmt Mr, and Mrs. 'Tom Blinco, New ciylng In the jungle.” at Windham Memwial Hoap4taI ter vision among Connecticut promised a program of several surpriaea. ' ..Tribes missionaries who are Blinco, a native of Cumber­ Piano •or oomo tlmo, and recently tin oiilldran the Society has wislling here with Mr. and Mrs. land, England, said the child Smallpox Kill» 2 5 ,0 0 0 dorweat surgery which required ekeqned ovar 12,3M iehlMren 'During the evening's feit'ivi- Ted J. Kuhn, Mrs. Blinco’s par- was "more dead than alive” about ao pinto ot blood in trano- w e e to five years of age since Ues, Catpp 'THrectov Henry ' enU. when It was brought to them NEW YORK Bmallpox killed Teacher ftisiano. In accordance with the Manning will present Archan- "Jennie was found In the jun from the village of Tama Tama, about 26,000 people last year, Now taking appointments policy of the Cbnnectlcut blood ^Amblyopia or (Laxy ©ye) Is gle Raphael pln$ to the out- gle just outside the only Chris- near the headwaters of the Orl- the World Health Organization ' for fall classes. program, no charge waa made e leading cduse of partial Rtan^^ing taen-ag;e volunteer tian village In the Oualca noco River, reports. About 100,000 con­ for tho Mood suppllod. Replace­ [indnaea In children. "In recent counselors. TJie pins symbolize tribe,” Mrs. Blinco said. "The| Jennie still has the fading tracted the disease although a Call 443-S692 ments must come from volun­ are we have learned that am- the patron,faint ,of the retard­ Oualcas are on# of the most i white scars made by jungle ants preventive vaccine was dis-1 teer oontributlonB. Jrot^a la almost 100 per cent ed. '' primitive tribes on earth and I which attacked her in the forest. covered 170 years ago. Iho bloodmobile will be at eveii^bto," says Dr. John W. (he Oongregational CSnirch from |rree^ -executive director of 1:0S to (:M p.m. on Monday, National apclety for the " (^ ra tio n Zinnia’' in v en tio n of Blindness. "Hut "Operation Zinnia", a contest tmgically, because so few pap oponsored by the Andover Oar- A ts a n aware of the danger, den Club to promote the grow­ we SK etui finding only a small ing of bigger and better zinnias IjMctlon of these children in by sixth graders in the elemen­ wne to savs their sight” tary school, will reach its Elach year at least 100,000 climax from t to U a.m. Sat­ American children are passing urday when this year's entries ek hesse Mnl Arrhnd fr s m H sw Z s s k e d If the point at which they can be rescued, for amblyopia la de­ SAVE CASH will be Judged at the school. Packets of giant zinnia seeds ■M ceptive. The minbolyoplc child’s were given to each boy and girl erea may look straight and hop who entered the contest last ■ 1LO* b n ^ t Boul clear. But by the ' V 2 May. Now all contestants are 18 % time' he gets hlR first re ^ eye asked to bring at least three W- examination, the damage may specimens of the flowers grown be irr^arahly done. for Judging. The Judges will be SQUAU CUT lAAU ROAH Iho story of ambolyopla la and Mrs. Richard Adams, Miss Dor­ the story Of the development of STAMPS othea Raymond, and Miss Vera SHOULDERS uun. SHOULDERum. CHOPS 1.68*^ vision Itself. The newborn sees , (i Stanley. Prizes will be awarded, INaUDINO IAMB CHOTS k $T(W with, only one eye at a time; and the public is welcome to his brain cannot yet handle view the flowers. COMBINATION » S r RIB LAMB CHOPS «78' simultaneously the Images t a v o Ihe Andover Mothers Oub MAfiS WONDHFUl LAMS STfW which come to It from both. VALUABLE COUPON will hold its first fall meeting Eventually, he overlaps these SUPIR MARKETS y V tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. SHANKS „ 4r LOIN LAMB CHOPS IB 98' Images In his brain, and sees Arnold Miller on Wales Rd. Af­ A&P CUTS more clearly. Called fusion, this Carvers Wed 50 Years 15. ' ter taking care of the business YOUR overlapping usually comes on the agenda, including setting about by the age of six months. EXTRA plans for the Oct. 12 fashion :^ t the child Is two years old Mr. and Mrs. Justtn CJarver''•^Parsonage in Rockville. The show, refreshments will be before the technique is fixed. of 32 E. Franklin Park, Rock­ Rev. H. D. Pierce performed the MEAT BILL! ROUND ROAST SALE! With ambyopla It never hap­ ceremony. Mrs. Carver, the for­ served by Mrs. Raymond Oar- ville, are celebrating their 60th diner, Mis. Leon Pahner, and Jamie holds the basket she learned how to weave in British Guiana. She also brought back HEAVY, WESTERN, CORN-FED STEER BEEF pens. The image from one eye mer Nora Chapman, was born STAMPS CUT «OM CHUCK wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Odward LaVole. examples of Guianese woodcraft and hand-wrought silver Jewelry (below). (Herald photo la bWrred by some disorder, in Tolland but lived in Rockville WITH $7..')0 PURCHSE OR OVER New Boohs by Pinto.) CAUr< ROAST perhaps farsightedness, astig­ They were feted at a surprise most of her life. Her husband The lAndover Public Library CUT foOM CHUCK matism or an eye miisde which party Sunday at Community was bom in Coventry and lived GOOD THIJRS-, FRI.. SAT.—SEPT 9-10-11 e Moe is too long or too short. So when Hall, Rockville, arranged by in Rockville most of his life. has received a number of new n U ET STEAK W After their marriage the cou­ books recently, 21 of them adult VUN TOP or BOnOM the child tries to fuse this image their nephew and niece, Mr. and ONE PER ADULT CUSTOMER—REDEEM with that of his good eye, he Mrs. Ralph Edwards of Rock­ ple lived in Manchester for a AT YOUR SHOP AND SAVE SUPER MARKET a fiction and 8 non-fiction. IN 8KG5 Of 3 leS O* MOKE short time and then returtied to The adult fiction books in- StMk RMSt “1.18 does not see as well. Uncomtort- ville, assisted by several friends M OUND CNIKK a|)le, he suppresses the blurry and relatives. Rockville where they have lived m ehsle "Night of Camp David," Top Sirloin Roost “ 1.18 ever since. ■piff m nm . by netcher Knebel; "Hurricane •ONflEM CHUCK image ot his weak eye, and In so About 80 attended the event FACERUMPROAST lb 1.08 doing ho Bttops it from develop- and presented the guests of Carver worked for the F. W. Oomlng," Thomas Helm; 'The POT ROAST Ground Round “ 88‘ Bradley Lumber Co., Rockville, 1 Source," James A. Michener; Ing. , , honor with a television set and CUT FROM ROUND ‘To restore proper develop­ money. Those at the party for more than 40 years and is "The Passing Stranger,” John SHOUIOEK CUT HEAKS BACK RUMP ROAST ^ 1.08 came from Monson, Mass.; no%v employed by the Kingfish­ Minahan; ‘Ttevolt of Sarah Per- LONDON M O U Swiss Stook Roost “ 1.08 ment, the vision of the weak eye er Brlsltol Corp., Rockville. Mr. SUPREME must be correfcted with glasses, Manchester, Coventry, Crystal kine," Marian Cockrell; "The Lake, Ellington and Rockville. and Mrs. Carver are members Ehichanted," Vina Delmar; "The WITH BONE IN eierclse, or minor surgery. LAND O' LAKES iM(S#nwhlle, temporarily, the The Carvers were married of Rockville Baptist Church. Pilgrhn Project,” Hank (Searls; CHUCK STEAK In Special Sept. 8, 1916 at the Baptist (Herald photo by Saternis.) “Tho Man in the Mirror,” Pred- M cIn t o s h , u . s . n o . i , tu " m in im u m dMtor covers the jitrong eye, or srtok Ayer Jr.; "Dog Tears,” CUT EKOM CHUCK Currier and blurs it with a lens. In this way Gunter Grass; "The Pene- BLADE STEAK the'.; child is forced to use his FOODS ceri^ted weak eye, and It de- trators,’* Anthony Gray; and - APPLES 469 HARTFORD RD.. “Quadrille," by Frank Swin- CUT EKOM m U C K Ives Canister vatops. MANCHESTER nMton. V CALIF. STEAK •Blit time to a factor. 'Vision Experts Give Views Onions YEUOW 5 Bite 39* Pototoos*-“ S “ *29^ K» TURKEYS Also "Knights D ragons,” dkvi^opment ends by the age of SHsabeth Spencer; "High Cita­ CENTEK -CUT ^sK-or Seven, After that the am. del,’’ Deamond Bagley; ‘House CHUCK STEAK G r o p o s 2 lu 39* Couliflowor mV 29* bJjf^plc eye can no longer learn. BUHER of Many Rooms,” Rodello Hunt­ And since It may take a year or On Governor’s Role FROZEN er; "Little Place Called King’s ■'i.'r- DONC IN M « | o n HOfEVDFw « 2 e. 1 5 * t$rato correct the weak eye and Standing,” S heila Turner; CHUCK ROAST u S9‘ m v i4. thdl -toadi, tqaipn, e:?perts say KNIFE *^tch a Brass Canary,” Donna me chfid’uHth-amblyopia should .' ' (Continued trobs' ihilge One) safest way lor making a total EBBBHAJIDT GRADE A HHl; "To Catch a Si^," Eric A' HESH, SUPERAIGHT be found by the time he is three mess.” TENPiR Ambler; "Journey to Bostmi," VIAL CUBED STEAKS ^99* or foqg. federal government with major The other panelists were Prof. GUT BREEN Mary Enen Chase; "The Raid,” ' ' K. V'i< munlcipaUtles” and bypassing Karl Bosworth and Prof. Ridge­ 10-U LBS. R. Frison • Roche; "Looking RESH, BONEIES* BABY FOODSger'b^Ss't^I^ed 9 mrs89' state government. way Davis of the University of BEANS ; Hearty and Flavorful William L. Frederick of the 10 r- Glass War,” John LaCarre; and VIAL STEW “ 79* Connecticut, Prof. Nell Little­ T A O A A T A r r Iona Price Reduced A 1 LB A A C Coventry OouncU of State Gbvemments LAKE o r c h a r d y TAberation of Lord Byron I U m A I U E d Save 25c On 8 Cane 0 CAi^ 7 7 field of the UConn law school. Jones,” Jesse HSI Ford. CENTER CUTS OUR OWN TEA said a governor's veto can be Prof. James W. Fesler of Yale Non-fiction books are: "Pro­ SMOKED PORK CHOPS Towfi Resident overriden more easily tn Con­ University, and Hubert W. file of Old New Bkigland,” by GREEN PEAS 4 ’ 169' necticut than In any other state. Stone, executive director of the Lewis A. Taft; ‘M al& g of the DRUAUTICKS AND BAGS 100 99' Joins UofH Resolutions have been intro­ Connecticut Public Expenditure '4 l 8 9 ' President 1M4,” Theodore H. CHtCKBILiOS duced In the constitutional con­ Council. VILLAGE IbW — SLICED White; “I Wm Try,” Legson Deliclout ked or Hot TOMATO SOUP ANN PAGE CAN vention that would require a Kayira; *Te Paris Burning?,” THIGHS AND Dr. Kennerth W. Paul! of two-thirds vote of the legisla­ TURKEY&8RAVY 2 Summer in British Guiana VACUUM PACKED Lakewood Heights has joined ture, rather than a majority, to Dim Light Pays Off Lany ColUns; "Teacher of the ( CHKKW BREASTS ••SS* NoctorToo Mentally Retarded,” Chamey COFFEE A&P BRAND 2 «n1.39 the University of Hartford as override a veto. KRAFT DELUXE AMERICAN One of the delegates, John L; AUBURN, Ala. — Hens may and Lacrosse; 'Rkurly Man,” F. an assistant professor of speech, lay more eggs with the tights on, SLICED CHEESE kg 29c Howell. American Heritage and Bonee of Hartford, observed that Described by Miss Gipson 5EEF,TU|IKIY,CHtaCIF{ SAV114« INSTANT COFFEE REDUCED 20c JAR 1.09 Dr. A. M. Woodruff, provost, Connecticut has never had a but broilers fatten faster with ah encyclopedia ocmplete the Wltma • SUNNYFIEID FROZEN the lights dim, studies at the list MOOT n o s m«xiii * m uar YUKON 32 OZ has announced. major scandal with Its system of By BOB KILPATRICK > Jamie attributes this articU' “ to«28* JANE PARKER IjCe Is a member of the Speech Md and paM them substandard Venezuela. and third weeks at a Catholic breads that cost more. wages. when, after each lecture, a fUMHINi KRUrr Association of America. His fa­ ITALIAN SAUSAGE Lb. 69c But it has racial problems the camp to which came leaders of ther, Prof. Adolph F. Pauli, Is One lad worked aix days a size of the whole United States. vote of thanks was made. She It Just so happens we’re able to about 20 youth organizations; thought this might be the Cracktn '-"-Jl* prenessor of classics emeritus BOURNE week, nine hours a day and re- Part of Jamie's mission to Peach Pie charge a little less. You can’t hold that the sixth and seventh weeks, at British Influence. LARGE at Wesleyan University. eeived sums ranging from $12 Guiana was to bring together KIEIlfR MMONN aiM fo against us, cany^u? COTT S2-Oz. BOTTLE STEAK OF THE SEA to ISO a week, the indictment a Boy Scout camp working with TTie underprivileged boys I .’ ------■ the youth of the various races underpriviliged and unemployed Cookloi « « f« 4 9 * 8-INCH said. to show them that they could were from 10 to 14 years old, 1 LB 8 OZ potatoes in Ice Cream PILLSBURY'S BEST The Arm was also convicted youths. though they looked ■ much BEVERAGES live, work and learn as a unit. NABMCe SIZE SWORD- of violating the Fair Labor The fifth week was taken up younger, said Jamie. Most ite w YORK—Ever hear of BUICK Guiana's racial problems are SogorWofors JANE PARKER fttAndards Act. compounded by a number of by a safari of sorts that lead the were newsboys and ahoeshins SAVi Bw^et-potato ice cream? It was 5 for ^1.00 U.e. Dtatrlot Judge WilUAm H. races, not Just two, trying to group into the heart of Guiana boys from the city. Nunir CWAiniM Sm# ep •• m « 20c developed at the University of 1964 Volkswagen 1964 Olds. F-85 FISH Timbers fined the firm $7,500 live together on a small strip by boat, truck, launrii and foot "We taught them to twbn, M o f f o ^ 4'toto»79* WHITE BREAD w Maryland and Is being pro­ Plus Deposit and levied tines of $0,000 each to the 800-foot Keieteur Falla. set up an Olympic track day, iC moted at that state's pavilion 2>Door Sedan 2-Door Coupe of coastal area in northern played football, volleyball, and RAM. (AVI er TO Re on Robert, William and Fred South America. Active, Friendly at the New York World’s Fair $1495 $1945 George. In all her dealing with the baseball with them, held camp­ m« rm29* 49' -Wh it e r c i-o t h e s w it h JIF Bast Indians, brought over as fire i»x>grams, went on scav­ under the nante, "Marl-Gold.” ' The defendants at brat plead­ cheap labor, make up 46 per Guianese youths, Jamie found It Is orange In color and al­ ■■■ .....> ...... PEANUT IK OZ, ed bmooent but ebanged their cent of the population. Africans, them very active and most enger hunts and had bridge I iiM i li M l Id liMioIlK Uvo SiL# lip U a to II A tttoMHo H A ll AGP SufOi Merhtti to Uli ceounuolty eod vlclnlly. though It contalna 20 per cent pleaa Theaday fo no contest, friendly and hospitable. building contests," Skid Jsmto TiGaioa prodoett k Items preHiklUd bp m e e t trm PloM SUmp offer. CLOROX former slaves, add another 25 listing some of the activities sweat-potato puree its flavor 1962 Buick Wildcat wUch Isd tojiie automatic find- per cent while the rest are A t the reform school, she rv ^MSWV MIK ifMMKVMBC) la.ao delicate most people can't 1964 Buick Wildcat BUHER fog of guilty by Judgs Timbers. that caught up the boys in all Convertible $1745 BLEACH Portuguese, Chinese, European, said, foreign visitors are such too short a week. I place the taste. To add a tang, 4-Door Hardtop „ LB. English and Ameri6an Indians. a rarity that the kids were From her enthusiasm in de­ EXTRA bits' of lemon flakes are In- GREEN GIANT — SLICED Added to the confusion of reli­ more excited t6 see the Ameri­ scribing her weeks with these elu^ed. $2695 HUNT gious, cultural and social back­ cana than the other way around. and the imemployed youths. It PLAID BAG ground presented by these "They weye eager to learn STAMPS 1962 Chevrolet BREEN or WAX 1s hard to tell whether H was 5 lii*»:i‘ .f 1 005 •RlaCeiilT t-kfl ’IS» TOMATO g„. races Is a political situation that about America; especially why Jamie or the boys who had Impolo 2-Door WHY splits the two major parties we wear’ butoh haircuts," rite the most fun. 1963 Buick Wildcat BEANS along racial lines. said. Good Campsites SPECIAL Hardtop $1445 SAUCE With that background and a A major problem facing She credited the camps wltK MMOM 8. cenreN 2-Dr. H*«itop $2295 SWEET LIFE future that promises complete these ll-18-y«ar-olds is what PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE giving the boys a chance to S o f l W m PAINT? independence for the small they will do when they leave display some of their creative h f i i y DEIJCIOUS FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 ’i Z 69s country, now a British protec­ the school. TTtey are being 19 VAUDTHIIOUaHSAT., MPT. 11, IMi powers. "Hiey had soma of the 46 O Z. torate, Jconie and a group of trained in b a k l^ , tailoring, |> w T a IIMIT ONE COUPON PIR CUSTOMER. NOT GOOD FOR 1961 Chevrolet’ HAWAIIAN LIQUID SHAMPOO best looking. campsites I’vs llqvlcl D tlirgM r T o i l t I T n s iM SI V i l j f T08ACCO PRODUCTI AND ITEMS PROHIBITED BY LAW. NORMAN'S 1961 Buick Special Cans Atudents and teachers from parpentry, shoemafclng and ever seen,” she said. 4-Door Sedon M A X W E L L H o u s e Springfield College' cam# to farming skilla. Besides imparting a lot of our PMCiR WffW llOlIPWN 4-Dr. Sedan PUNCH PRELL $1.00 Size 69c Guiana. But will they be able to use customs, Jamie picked up a few 2 . « » 2 r Fomous Electric Std. Trcmi. $1095 $995 Seven-Week Stay these skills in an economy that from the Guianese. One was a ’i ? 3 r Their mission, in a short sev­ Is in the process of changing "Jump-up,” the Guianese eqttiv- Please psk for one PRODUCE en weeks, was to work with un­ from agrarian to Industlral and alent of a record hop. "It’s hot derprivileged and unemployed commercial ?' That is what con­ CHIF SWEEPER of pur wbrd bonded INSTANT too different from the twist; BOY-AR-Da Kloar m uid youth and to gude the leaders of cerns these youth. CUckfR «f tU StB K o t o x 1962 Ford XL-500 salesmen FANCY MeINTOSH it's really uninhibited,” she said , -----4M .1IMM 4r Joe Prell the various youth organizations, In addition to that, Jamie describing the calypso Wpe'^ 8M» 1NNII PMK ipeflMTTI MU Z MM S 3 all in effort to insure that Gui­ said that their instructors were F lo o r W o x Adju6Table 2-Deer Hardtop 4r Jim MoOavanagh dance performed by the OuTan- 8. OPR RMUtAR PtK8 4r 8terllii( MaoPheriHMi ana's future will be different really not schooled in woriclng ese. ^ T m a n d i Ravioli m4iieM33< PMCW RIDUCfo $1495 lb. bag from its past. on a peychologlcal level with She also picked up a phrase PKG AAC Ruq Dial COFFEE APPLES 3 Jamie, an attractive physical youth. In Creolese, the pig latin lan­ Beeforeol »fo«««J9* : 2 T 6 r OP24 Ow education major, was well Many Oronps at OWnp guage of the nativss wMeh Is S W E H JU IC Y versed in imparting knowledge The youth leadership con« based on English but Is Incom­ of games, physical health and a ilDUM •« COUPON ference at the Catholic camp prehensible to the average ■AinON PURINA sense of self-confidence to the was attended by representa­ American. M n m h w l ' t N t s c o f i Guianese youth. tives from such youth groups Uks "nunondoda" moans T ld « BOURNE From her comments on the 4.' PEACHES as the Catholic Youth Organ­ "don’t do that.” 4 l l f o g a r i a i Instant Cofftt D o g d i o w 97 boys and young men she met, it ization, the Boys Brigade, the Jamls rstumsd to hor par­ D r i w g t i r t appears that Guianese youth are Girls Guides, the Sugar Pro­ ent’s home on Notch Rd. last to le NHNN ' »• Oto CALIF. JUMBO PASCAL very poHrical minded and are ducers Asaoclatlons, the Touag week. Her parents, Mr. and pRicao nfiTH coupon, 17 re a ^ to talk poUtlos at the drt^ Socialist Movement, the Juv­ Mrs. Chariea F. Glpaon, uied fo t i Z W 1 2 1 . 0 6 BAo e e LAROE A tC BUICK of a' bat, with some debating enile control dlvisloa of the live at ITS S. Main St., MsThee- PKO w l ■H.'i I! \i{ n <>i(i» 1(1) Ig. bch. aldll, she says. Guiana PoUoe^ tbs Albouys- ter. 286 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER 649-4671 CELERY M \ N( Ill s I l.K I PAOB TlUltTYsONII | MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 196B M AI^G^TElR EVBNmO'tlSBALD. ICANCRBSTBR, CONM„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1966 FAOB THIRTY ______• _ ----- ■' ■■■■■■...... II II II I ■ w !l ,1 .JM* ' , d a il y c r o s s w o r d f u z z u i BY ROUSON OUR BOARDINQ HOUSE ‘ wMi MAJOR HOOFLB 1^ Jumpar ‘Sat . StoT9$ Around Tatm :. • 4 LITTLE SPORIS Parfaot far AM-l aasiA Wear 4) Tesla for L m u O SHOP, 806 LENOX PHAMKAOT, A p p o r t l East Canter Straat, has a Mg Bast Center StroM, la waQ j Bargains salaoUon of apfwrol for mltodgr stookad with acbool Mippllaa lor I who waitta to look froah and gm r n m t sobool tad Mgb* (aablonabls round the clock, at sahool. All manner of tooaa leaf i nUT.UIT, My LAO/ «l«PTICl8iM , J Oiltar •« • « ( , liTH l FOfi THAT KE»ra OvdlaM^ school, at bu«Uitaa, at home, WiWI^ phis Mlara (SM ■hosts, < r/H 4 COO0 iM p n ti* OP iHaoM io^ anrafiM t Listed by Woolen BKlRltS plus naw-aaa- 49e) are bars. Vary spookkby /MA R / tv e 40T rr FROM owAuy AENlua FROM RECOENmON '-ITlETlllI MCMaf IMW m m 30 X AM MSRELV UPOLT3INI8 iUpiflTEiiwiI •lOnInl son BLOUS018 and SWEATERS priced Is the 3-rlag OaavM ,A^$ LITTLE SHOP. HOLD rr, CICSRO! V IR SDtlwwiy M i ^ DOWN SALON OF^-gKAUf T now SDARfi ROEBUCK , OO. eon LUNCH BOXES, eomplate with WAU«IN' THROUaW TH' IttfMMtM in y t «M t Ih bUalnMi In Uie Captivate the world around OPEN‘ikiRlfel EViaftNGf'TO ttnuaa to be an opportunity to aSMfilMM A good way to kaep sand­ thaimoa are $1.99, as LENOX UVINa ROOM WITH MARH** b a lK a n iM il mraat. KAIVU- you. Arrange for a . new-sea- 9 (Wad, H um . Art/) With tl(a SAVE. If your budget has FHARMACt. TNoae MUDcv ra m Boam, tHe eomplate aUUonara, aon HAIR CUTTINO AND ■ohadulad the purchase of a wiches (or a pariy la to place ya{mg«tars’)M4k In se)u>ol, alan them in a shallow pan, cover iMCMMlNMi i l l praM m m niw Mpk In 9TA- BTTLINO at BCHUL.TZ to rasarva A UtUa beauty lima major appliance In the near fU' Out crispip roraOa u t fai half ETBm M troaiiBier, Au p a f t o a o o o s BBAUTT BAU>N, 988 Main tare; do your budget a favor them with a damp cloth and Om h '#‘ for, youMalf St 'OAETANOE wise and butter the cut IPM a S M t e and nOCDRATIIOINS. Baa Uialr Btraet Aak to have the eye* SAiON o r HBAUTY. After ahd- buy that refrigerator, refrigerate. add a layer of cola alaw and on# • AlilitteiM a tm d catching hair-doe you see In H STTM** TMMm w B F iliin i yott'va hais yoor hplr .expertly washer, range now and pocket Med oysters as ths fibinf n o w M . magaxinea adapted to you. abapad, you’ll And . (hAt av4ty the savings. You’ll find many Parting U Sweet Somw tor SB unusual saadwteh. _ _ praviawad. Thesa and hun> How eaay it will be to keep new autumn abapaau. you try HALF FRJCB Itama acattarad Packing ..off your college 2 1 dnda of. othar atsLlonery Itama, your* hair smoothly groomed. on loolu better thaq over on throughout every department: bound youngsters Is a mingling like almond flavottag In k not 6jf«ar a Waatem bahdw(ch, is an especially delicious com- fruit may usually be cooked m x Tk k m a k i n ' m e ,/ XVOU'RE MAKIN' 8BS1. nrithout the soaking old- ) ME NERVOUd/ ■A» / etoar eUnpe aiDtmd It that you (1AJAII) saute mlnc^ onion afad gi*t bination. Make up this filling Count on thick - fleshed f o r c a t s a k e / w ith'to ateX'oool. When a a ^ g pepper in’ butter ; «dd 'Uie,^yag- Juab before it Is to be used so varieties of peppers being sweat fashioned reclpee alwayc called Squares of one-fourth inOh tbs plmonds will not get soggy. for. t l i ^ eomaa, tha.Julce will have rubber ipcmges glued to the low­ ^ U e a to slightly beaten agfs SB a rule; the thin-fleshed thArad Juat rlKht to drink. And along with fbialy diced ,ham and ’* ’ * ■ varieties are usually hot. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER er comers of the backs Of a TO vary the flavor of 8113 *Moke Mlae Ice Cream’ Kt/ UA othar thfaica will be cool, picture frame where it touches salt and pepper- Scramble the M* rfr ■ ' ■ m b ^t* ( M . ^ would for .firm inauronl and cheese, you may Save the Date of Sept, t l Offer your family a choice of the wall will keep the picture J want to choose Edam or Gouda deseerte and chancee are UieyTl Gahi by TMb Information straight. seramUed en s) and has adnthe PILGRIM MILLS, 177 H art­ aHBJAateoN, Ma m m u a . a awtdwiab fflllng., Sarya with ohaeae instead' of the regular In a junior mood. Here's an ford Road,' Invites you to a eay, ‘TH take ice cream.” When 37 ch^dar. you aerve them ROYAL lOB EM O0« Old’Main Btreat, member Don't Rim Out of Ink dmil.sAttca.,LB be­ the pretty colors, all the smooth BY AL VERMEER 68 Made in one-piece, this cute snd ends BEAUTY AIDS Sue Burnett, The Manchester gin at |2 a yard and come In PRISCILLAS POP ■ Xf-.wjdte nykm garmenteor tag attachment of your vacuum Nipely gtft-boxi^.' SqUn 0?*t- Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF and crunchy texturee, sdl fancy eurtalna ^have become dingy cobbler ia ejakliy 'atttched and PRICBD E per cent DUtOOUMT the faehlonable heather tones. cleaner. It will not snsg the trimmed with colorful atamp-on Itsngers, SoentSd Lingerls ( ^ e a AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. StencH Siloes, Ice Craam Cake treat them with one of the' yam. also itoslety.vUMe and Sachet, oqly because these famous FILGRUIM MILLS IB OPEN 10 and Sandwiches, od sticks. In .fit's fa c e it! Ir e a llv motifs! 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Scoop up Send eoc today tor the (all A ■ Next time you eook green te r .' FinaHy, w«ah in warm or stamp-ons. ' ydur share of these values. pers should be stored,- away To order, send S6c in coins to: Bread rolls made with vibst-- winter '66 edition of our pattern peas. sUr in loU of foinesd wat;er Aid then tn cod water. raised dough should be cooled on parsley along with ths butter. clean,'after a "MARTINIZINO". Anne Cabot, The Manchester Stuffed tomatoes make a fine magazine Basic Fashion. The Inquirer I faibflc softener. , treatment that cleanses thor­ Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF. wire racks, Just fa yo(i would oughly. Greasy spots will Weak­ cool a cake or cookies. , luqCheon salad. Cut out the pulp Hear Wedding BaUs BlnglngT- H : of the IM rgy Ton BnVe AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y^ ^rom the tomatoes and rid It. of For a combination salad and P u t FIANO'S RBSTAU- en fibers apd Invite moths. You 100S6. l/PA IN T OO. 733 don't want that to hwpen. The .When hn otd-fashlohed redpe jujee and seeds; dice and mix dessert, pare fre.sh pears, halve RANT in charge of your wed­ For ist-daas mailing add 10c with cooked green peas and and remove the seed and stem ding reception and you may Street, has' 'HELBXNB’’ dependable "MARTINIZING" for each pattern. Print Name, for yesit .bread, directs you to ilIlO BHBSWAX that will ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING allow the dough t o , rise until mayonnaise. Return- this mix­ structure. Fill the pear cavities forget all the worries snd de­ WhM yed tldnk ef OUTS Address with Zip Cods, Style ture to the halloWed-out with small seedless grapes and tails. FIANO’S RESTAURANT el nT ^ax end polish with one PLANTS AT CORNER MAIN A No. and Size. "llgiit,’.’ make this test: poke (for yoarself er steers) ration. UA it on your fine BmCH, also 399 West Middle the dough With, your finger-lf the 'tomatoes' and -serve on salad top with commercial sour A OOOKTAIL LOUNGE on Send 60c now for your new '66 greens -with sliced hard-cooked cream. Garnish with tiny inner Route 6 and 44 in Bolton has tetak ef iture because this product is Tpke. eliminate the danger of Fall and Winter Album! Regular impressicn remains, the dough B fropi. pure beeayrax 'and a expensive moth damage. Look Is ready. ■' eggs. leaves of romalne, watercress been pleasing customers year in features; Custom . Collection; sprigs or the inner yellow leaves and year out. The spaciousness •ntsir iK.m iq. ui p a M mineral claaner. "HELBBNB" bm er, feel better in clothee iteftie to crochet, knit, stitch! 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The ‘‘MARTTNIZ- has roomy, handsome DESKS : —i-.,- . orange slices and onion rings on Talk o-ver your plans. FTANO'S 664 Main SL ^ G " folks continually aim to to hatmonize with your modem' Tossed green' salad for a com- make a quick mustard salad greens, dribble with can make your once-a-llfethnf Fsidrit wim •‘Hbljecne’' L iq­ wedding reception a smoothly Manchester u i d 'REBIAWAX inInn JGHN- serve their custpmsn better, or Early American furnishings.' p^ny buffet takes to a last-mln- sauce for baked ham, use heavy French dressing (oil and S^1<|LlNT ;OOi Save yourself faster/' for more bomplete satis­ You'U find maple and stteam- ms addlUon of toasted walnuu. cream and season with prepared - vinegar) and sprinkle with the organiud day to cherish. 643- time ^ anergyjutd know that faction. You’ll like tha work; lined walnut, |torfectfor organ' yellow mustard, sugar and salt. mint. 2342. y^^ are dot^ lpod JoIl ' you’B Hke the friendliness; Uing homework or for carrying Dodble Yeur Plm i **Will a tmall deposit hold it until he {wants something ycxi,’B'’Hke the pirieba st "MAR- on the bueiness of home man­ Discover JANE ALDEN Ms hom e workshop?" a frtspartlp-toiwel from a tonZINO". If you are new In agement. Every student and FOOD SHOP, Trl City Shopping m m m town, “MARTTNIZINO” sake every homemaker needa a Pltisa. Experience that care­ for the privilege of serving youi .DESK from WATKINS. free, happy feeling, Mother, as HanOM ARB MADB«MCrr 0OBtf drcM'^kikorwiJ. with biU tape. you father your family round w-e-ir Sew'4)getMr »-length ef the If you Hke, you may substitute Diluted egg yolk (use water .you while being served good BEN CASEY T^i.' bias tape to attach to center for brewed coffee for the water for the dilution) brushed on bak­ food without having to up-end M Mike* a called for In a boiled frosting ing-powder biscuit dough before the piggy bulk. Enjoy ^the fun recipe. This coffee oomblnatien baking wUl give the Uacuits a of eating out. Order a full meal aiUny topping. SANDLER strikes it rich! tastes good on spies eaka. 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The flower; add a dc4 of mayonnaise InterbM la, your ItoMe. Thick, 1105. autumn season brings invita­ to the Center snd cover Wlth^ ctfahionsr ' and .. durable, * a tions to weddlpgfs, showers, an- sliced ripe olive. Make the stem and versatile styles by ...... WAlDdBD RUG is reveraible Ordinary household paste wax niveraeuy celebrations plus the and leaves from salad greenery. f(£ twice'the wear. BRAIDED can be used to polish the chil­ fact that birthdays and new lAW NE/, R y ^ are practical for a busy dren’s leather shoes when neces- babies are continued rea­ Next time you are preparing a hoilpeiidd;', because every lit­ sary> Use oply when shoes are sons for congratulations. YOUR R3RHIMTHB9IV«50IMI grated raw ’ carrot salad, try Nationally tle Crumb speck or' lint fleck perfect^ clean and dry.. GIFT GALLERY has the "just adding minced scallion (green WAy.HBPlA/B>roRIT. ddeinit abow up glaringly. right” items for extending your advertised Sandler Oesne - to MANCHESTER good wishes. 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o o m * , MPtfutr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 PAGE THIRTY-lMRint PAGE THIRTY-TWO aiANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 ,1 9 6 5 San Francisco on Top .for First Time This Season in National Pitching Giants Lead...by Percentage Point -.'T NEW YORK (AP)—The Lot Angeles Dodgers wish Hte Gitnts had left their Hart in San Francisco. In CKisox Defeat They had to leave Juan Marichal there, but they CHICAGO (AP) __ Tha^ttoubleheader Monday." brought Jim Hart with them and as a result, the Dodg- Lopes. "It was — obvious (Juan) of the \VhRe Sox. f. •rs are out of first place in the National I..eagut for Chicago White Sox let thei Pisarro didn't have It. I went It looked as If the Sox were only the 18th day this season. big one get away from for Tommy John hoping he'd going to pull within four games them Tuesday night in a give me a couple of good in­ of Minnesota when they scored Hart drove in all of the ru n a^ nings before going for tne knuc- four times In the first inning as with a single and a homer Tuee- display of pitching futility Moose Skowron broke an 0-for- day night aa the Giants Jumped The Dodgers also felt Hart's kieballers. But John didn't have bat Monday as he hit a two-run which ie rare for A1 Lopez’ It, either. 20 slump with a run-ioorlng aln- Into the lead for the first time homer that tied the game B-S. corps. gle. The Moose also contrimtsd by trimming Loa Angeles S-1. "We have to beat the Twine his 17th homer in the third In­ The victory, . their fourth TTie Giants went on to win 7-S In The White Sox, who face the twice now but oven if we had 12 Innings, league-leading Mlnnagota Twins ning to put Chicago ahead S-1. ■tralght, put the Giants two per­ beaten Cleveland we elill would Cleveland, however, laahed ■ the next day and apologized. victory against, eight defeats, *Hit *Em, and Hit *Em Hard* Since then Hart has been limiting the Pirates to three hits Dave Wiggin New Indian Chief *YoaVe Got to Get Down, Boys* ‘I Want 100 Per Cent Effort* greatly responsible for pushing and striking out 10. The Reds Bill Monbouquette on Way uie Giants to the top. In 90 put the game away with four games before the suspension, he runs In the fourth Inning, two on batted .281 with nine homers Frank Robinson's double and THE Schoolboy Grid Trails Giant Linemen and 47 runs batted in. But In the last on John Edwards' hom- Just 44 games since, he la hitting! er. Don Cardwell started his To-20-Game Losing Season .333 while slamming 12 homers own downfall by hitting Vada Put on Waivers Huarte on Waivers and driving in 36 runs. ' Pin.son with a pitch. DETROIT (AP) — Bill'f’Ka’me for him, but the 29-year-<»a drive into the lower right field Herald Angle old right hander weakened and seats. NEW YORK (AP) — Hie Monbouquette, the Boston gave up single runs in the sev­ New York Glanta pot Red Sox’ hometown boy The Red Sox picked up an un­ By Pace Picks Up fenatve tackle John Lo- World Series of Golf Choice enth and eighth. earned run In the third as Nixon who made gpod, is on the Manager Billy Herman said EARL YOST Vetere and oentmr-Hneback- CRUSHER — Jim Ray Hart of the Giants rounds third base behind Willie singled and took aecond when, Sporta Editor er Mickey Walker on waiv­ But Likely to Stay verge of becoming a 20- Monbo "de.serves better than on an attempted steal, he Ma>;s after slamming long home run into right field pavilion. (AP Photofax.) he's getting. This game wasn't ers Tuesday night. If nn- game loser just two years knocked the ball out of Jerry elaimed, the two National anything — he's pitched better Lumpe's hand. Nixon scored on If the waivers dear, Ruarte^olter (Ms season. The Broncos English Bookmakers after a 20-victory season. ones against (Chicago four times Help May Be on Way for Red Sox Football League veterans NEW YORK (AP) —^ Monbo continued his slide to­ Jim Gosger's ground single. With Squads will be pUoed on the dis­ John Huarte has finished will go on the Jets’ taxi squad also released five-yettf Men- this season and lost." ward a fate feared by every A double by Nixon, a single Maybe there is help on the way for the Boston Red abled list. and be eligible tor promotion slve back Jim McAGUon. The Red Sox, who had hoped by Rico Petrocelll, a aacriflce, Sox. The club’s Class A entry in the Eastern League, out of the money in the after two weeks. Running back Sid Blanks, • pitcher as he suffered his 18th to extend their longest winning Walker Injured hla knee first division of the Sonny Former stars Dick (Night Like Jack Nicklaus Ralston Question defeat in the Red Sox’ 5-3 loss a sacrifice fly and an Infield Pittsfield—in its first year in the Eastern-copped By PETE ZANARDI in last Saturday's exhibition rookie sensation wltb Houston streak of the campaign, collect­ ’Train) Lone and aaredee last season, went on the injured to the Detroit Tigers ’Tuesday ed 11 hits, including three by hit by Jones provided the tying championship laurels and ace pitcher Bill McLeod won Opening day a little over two weeks away, Mimches- loos to Detroit and LoVetore Werblin Stakes — the night before a crowd of 6,019. runs in the fifth. world’s richest race for Peaks had less security than reserve Hat. He la recovering AKRON, Ohio (AP)—The English bookmakers are Russ Nixon and two each by aH 18 decisions. The latter was up briefly for a cup of ter High and East Catholic High returned to the prac­ haa not fully recovered Huarte after being out by Na­ from knee ouigery and wtil bs The defeat snapped Boston's Dalton Jones and Lee Thomas, With two out in the seventh, from aa off-season knee op­ fledgling pro quarter­ tional Football League teams In ineligible tor the OUera’ flro$ quoting even money on Jack Nicklaus to win the World four-game winning streak and' However, they left seven run the 'Tigers broke the deadlock coffee with the parent Red Sox but was sent out for tice fields yesterday after a two-day layoff over the eration. If the waivers In Davis Cup Plan further aeaaoning. It appears'f* backs. that league's next-to-last squad four league gamea. I left the club with a 7-8 road ners stranded, compared to ' on John Sullivan's single and long holiday weekend. The Eagles more than satisfied elear, they win be IneUglble lories of Golf this weekend. If he does, it’ll be a great th at ManLeod, on the atrength But U'8 a good bet that the reductions. Oevdand asked waivers on comeback on a par 70 course that stymied him last trip record with one game re- only two by the Tigers, ' Ray Oyler's double. Detroit league system with the St. new Head Football O>aoh Don‘|>------for four NFL games, In- Heisman Trophy winner hasn't Archie Robeits, the former malning In Cleveland Tuesday With two out in the Detroit added an insurance run In the of hla record, la worth at least Louis Cardinal organization. cludlnr Saturday* exhibi­ Lane, a 18-year pro, was re­ month. long look by the Red Sox Robert In a scrimmage against 18, a week before the season made hla last bid for the New leased by the Detroit Lions Oolinnbia passing wizard. Tha FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (AP)—Charlie Pasarell is in. before a return home. first, Don Wert beat out an in- eighth. Although he Just missed get­ B ristol. Central while Coach tion ftiale agal^ Mtame- York Jeta’ signal-calling Job. Browns, who ore putting Rob­ Cyril Stein, managing director braaa. . . . Springfield, a club ting in the big show, advancing opener against Hartford High ■ota. while Peaks, a top fullback for Cliff Richey is out and Dennis Ralston is the question American League Monbouquette, who has won field hit, stole second and went The Red Sox named Dave Dave Wiggin began emphas- at M t Nebo. Huarte, signed by Jets’ owner eight seasons, was cut by the erts through medloal s o h ^ , ara of Ladbroke’e, largest bookmak­ only eight games, allowed only to third on Nixon's throw Into Morehead, owner of a 9-16 rec­ that got off the mark with the as high as triple A ball, Katka- ing house In England where bet­ mark of the United States Davis Cup tennis plans for W. L. Pet. O.B. •peed of Whlrlaivay coming Blzing defense with the Indians. Spirit High Werblin tor approxlmate/ly $200,- Pittsburgh Steelers os NFL ooimting on the young quarter­ _ seven hits, including three a s ' centerfield. A1 Kaline singled ord, to oppose the Indians' Sam vook, after retiring from pro back gdng unclaimed. ting establishments are legal, Magic Number 1966. ? ------Minnesota .. 87 54 .617 down the atretch, faltered bad­ ball, settled down in Waycross, “I was well satisfied with Spirit Is still high at Mian- 000 after hta brilllent senior clubs reached the 43-player lev­ The rather distorted picture (Chicago __ 82 59 .582 6 the Tigers took a 3-0 first inning' for one run and then scored as McDowell, 14-10, on the mound their performance,’’ Robert chester, but 'Wiggin should have L ittle Leaguers year at Notre Dame, was one of el, three over the limit tor sea­ quotes Nicklaus as the best bet. lead. The Red Sox tied the Norm Cash hit his 23rd homer, tonight. ly and wound up In fifth place, helped start a city recreation Behind Nicklaus are U.S. NEW YORK (AP)—The began to crystallize today as the Baltimore ., 79 59 .572 6Vi 22 gamea behind Plttefleld. program and has stayed on as said after the Eagles’ first unit hla problems concerning depQi. six players put on waivers by son openers in two weeks. Open champ Gary Player of magic number is one for the National Champlonship.s entered Cleveland .. 77 62 .554 9 There la oonaiderable talk that its recreation director. It was scored twice against the host Only about 60 athletes are still Trophy Program the American Football League Among the other Jeta cut New York Yankee* and, for the quarterfinals at the West the Australian Championships Detroit ...... 77 63 .550 9)4 team. Both scores came 'via the 'With the squad, which must be dub In ’Tuesday’s final praaea- loose were rookie halfback Bob Swth Africa at 6 to 4, British there this winter, the San Franclaco Giants wlU while playing for Waycross that Open UUlat Peter Diomeon of the first time In six years, Side Tennis Club. New York . 68 75 .476 20 pull their minor league fran- Katkaveck piloted the club to ground, Rick Roberts scoring divided down the middle to field Trophy Night for the Man­ eon roster cutdown. Schwelkert, who also had re­ Australia at 8 to 1 and Texan they would like to forget all George MacCall of Ixi.s An­ "I'd like for Pasarell to be Los Angeles 64 77 .454 23 Unusual ^Aces’ Visitors Must Be at Best chlae out of Springfield next the league pennant and rc' one and All-Stater Johnny Mac both a varsity and JV team. chester LltUe League will be There was little doubt, how­ ceived a sizeable bonus, and American League Dave Marr, PGA champ, at 10 about it. geles, who has been all but for­ included but he is still In Washington 62 79 .440 25 aeaaon. 'The Ubtle Glanta drew ceived one ■write-in vote for contributing the other. End BUI Positions are stlU open with held tomorrow night at 7 o’clock ever, that Huarte — who failed defensive tackle Gordy Holz, a Alvlt t, Salmon S, Indtans| to 1. Ih e extension of a tevMi- mally tapped for another year school," MacCall said. "Ralston Boston ...... 55 87 .387 32<,4 Ttvo “aces” in the same governor. ’The North End na­ Barry was also impressive. the Indians, especially In the at the Army A Navy aub. to bMt out either fellow rodcle 1964 regular. Skowron 17, WUto fik>x; Bow- also plans to return to the Uni­ Kansas C^ty 61 87- .370 Just a little over 61,000 for the The $77,500 World Series is for game losing streak — their as Davis Cup team captain, said 34H round were registered by Or Home Golfers May Win 1905 campaign which ended tive was also on the receiving Robert was also happy with the line, end W lg^n empteslzee This will include the Farm Joe ($400,000) Namath or sec­ The AFL champion Buffalo ends 8, Fowell 12, Orlolea; Bs- only the winners of the four ma­ longest In 12 seasons — Pasarell could force himself versity of Southern California." Tuesday's Results two member* of the McCur- Monday. end of the no-hlt, no-run pitch­ defensive effort. “They really that transfer students or those and Rookie League, as well aa ond-year man Mike Yatiaferro Bills asked waivers on seven poe 11, Yankees; Caoli 29, Ti­ jor tournaments. They'll com­ against Washington tonight into consideration with a contin­ ' Ralston, criticized for his toss­ Baltimore 4-9, New York 2-6 ry family last Monday at MADRID (AP) — The blg-'^greatest champions playing to- • • • ing masterpiece turned In by hit hard and well,” he said. Just ending summer employ­ the Uttle League winners In for a spot on the varsity — players, induding tackle Jim gers. pete in 36 holes over the Fire­ or a Minnesota victory at ued good showing in the tourna­ es in Spain in the recent Davis Cleveland 9, Chicago t the Arnold Palmer Par name golfers from far-off places day. Pete Naktenis with the Hart­ Bristol’8 only score came ment or vacations should not regular play. would remain on the Jets pay­ DaWdson and linebacker Al At­ National Leogne stone Country Club’s 7,165- CXilcago will mathematical­ ment. Cup interzone final, personally Detroit 5, Boston 3 Three course on Burnside had better be hitting them right Members at the Oub de Cam- Here *n There ford Senators in the Eastern through the air. hesitate in coming out roll despite hla supposed airolla- kinson, their Nos. 1 and 3 draft Edwards 15, Reds; Hart 2L ly end the Yankees’ futile may withdraw his name from Only games scheduled Ave. Tough break for John Daidd Robert did receive some bad A number of sophomores have biUty today tor the wai'ver pilice picks. The Jets immediately jrards. Pasarell, upset winner Sunday when the 1966 Canada Cup golf po have been relegated to a Crow, outstanding San Fran­ League 20 years ago. Katka­ Boston Red Sox Coach Pete Giants. At this same course last bid for a record sixth over second-.seeded fred Stolls consideration. He was piqued at Today’s Games Connie McCurry, 10, seed .match opens at the tough 7,(KX)- spare nine-hole course for the veck was cited by Paul Robin­ news; sophomore quarterback been Impressive over the first at $100. claimed Davjdson and the OMo straight Americaji I.«Bgue MacCall'a remark that he Baltimore (Barber 12-9 and the sixth hole using a No. 0 yard aub de Camp course here cisco 49er running back, who son, Journal-Herald sports edi­ John Alubickl will be out eight week’s 'work, led by Guard can­ Runnels compiled a .2G1 batting Should any of the ether seven State alumnus’ name was with- month, Nicklaus had a' 23-over- of Australia, plays Keith Car­ past two weeks to keep the suffered a broken right hand average for 1,779 major league par 303 for 72 holes. But he has pennant- penter of Canada in the round of couldn't win big matches and he Knowles 0-0) at Detroit (Wicker- iron. Big brother Fred Mo- Sept. 80. championship 18-hoIe course tor, for his excellent work In weeks with a hernia. “He was didate Jim Sproul. Also catch­ AFL dube be willing to tiAe on drawn and placed on (he Buffalo Wet fUee ara fished beneath has said he may go into semi- sham 7-13 and Aguirre 13-9), 2, Ourry followed b u t' his er­ If they are noti a pair of against PitUrtmrgh last Satur­ Waycross and to point of the a strong competitor and put up ing the eye of those attending games. his salary by daimlng ht>m the injured list. the surface. They are best cast had great success at Firestone, Now 20'/j games behind 16 today. His next strong oppo­ with Its tough par 72 fresh and day. ’The former All-American ahooting par or better while the front-running Twine, nent would be Rafael Osuna of retirement; twi-night rant shot landed about SO smooth playing hometown boys, clean for the (Jup play. 25th wedding anniversary of a strong fight for the Job,” practices have been a quartet ot Jets probably wlU remove his Denver out lend-lease quar­ across and upstream at an an­ winning two previous World New York is beaded for Its Mexico po.sslbly in the semifi­ As for Richey, his father has Minnesota (Grant 17-5) at (3hl- yards to the' right of the Spain's Angel Miguel Gutierrez A record 34 national teams will be lost for at least four the couple. ’Thanks 'to Jim Robert said. ‘He will be backs, Bryce Carpenter, Steve George ERrickland eomplled a name from (he waiver bat and terback Jacky Lee, obtained gle. Let the fly drift until H la Series events. worst finish since 1925, nals. (isunda r^Hed Tuesday to said the boy will never play on a cago (Buzhardt 11-6), night sixth hole and came to rest and Ramon Sota, may romp have been enrolled this year, ' weeks . . • Stan Benjamin, Foley, the clipping was for­ missed.” Mike Masluk, last Hemingway, Mike Belcher and jen batting average for 973 restore Mm to their roster, now last season from Houston on downstream from you before be­ The quartet will shoot 18 holes when the club wound-up beat Herb FitzGibbon of Garden Davis Cup team as long as Mac­ Boston (Morehead 9-16) at Inside'the cup on the fourth home ahead of the field on an Corcoran said, bringing 78 of former major league Inflrider ward^. Foley is the same man year’s leading scorer, takes over Dave ’Turner. All show promise major league games. one below the league Hmlt of S8. condition that be be returned ginning your retrieve. each Saturday and Sunday. The seventh in an eight-team a ty , N.Y., 7-9, 8-6, 6-2, 12-10. Call is captain. Cleveland (McDowell 14-10), hole! 18-hole layout they know like the the world’s best golfers here for and New England scout for who coached the Blueflelds so as the probable signal caller of breaking Into the varsity the Houston Astros, has signed final six holes of each round wiU league, 27 games off the MacCall plans to send a squad This is an outgrowth of a night The younger McCurry back of their hands. the Cup play, which runs for successfully in local and state­ with Jim Juknis advancing to lineup. be televised (NBC) in color pace. Washington (Duckworth 1-0) at performed with the Man­ four days through Oct. 2. as backfield coach 'with the wide diamond competition. the second spot on the charts. Practice times switch from 3 consisting of Frank Froehling, clash during the summer when The United States Is sending Holyoke Bombers. Benjamin Is from 4 to 8:30 p.m., EST. Marty Riessen, CHark Graebner MacCall and George Richey, a New York (Bouton 4-14), twi­ chester Auto Parts In the the powerful 24-year-old Jack First played in Canada in Pass defense, an additional to 6 o’clock now that school Dalleis pro failed to agree on light Little League baseball pro­ Nicklaus and Champagne Tony 1(h® Canada Cup attracts also one of the most active col­ End of the Line series in the offense and punting Is back in session, with this conditioning methods. Los Angeles (Chance 13-9) at gram this summer. Fred Lema liere to defend the Cup i lnl«riiatlonal golfers who play lege basketball officials during and kickoff maneuvers are the week devoted to defense, punting McCurry, muph better on the winter months on the East­ Fred Wallner’s sudden resig­ Emerson is the overwhelming Kansas aty (Joyce 0-0), night the American team has won (®llowship and honors rather nation as head coach of the topics to be covered this week. and tiie introduction of a new the diamonu and in the ern scene . . • Look for big­ With school starting ’Thursday, Do you want a CAREER favorite to come through in the four years straight. But the lo- money, Corcoran said, Hartford Oiarter certain­ offensive series. "B we can re­ National League classroom than on the fair­ cal betting is that unless Nick-' "Each player gets $600 re- ger and better things at the the Eagles ■will work out from ceive some depth, we’ll do all- n iE PM IIII • riOMPT 8ELIVEIY SEIVICE men's divi.sion of the Nationals way*, starred at Springfleld Central Connecticut campus In- ly was a surprise. One won­ here, while Australia's Margar­ W. L. Pet. G.B. laus pulls one of his famous fin-1 gArdless of how he finishes, plus ders if the acquisition of Lee 3 to 6 o’clock each afternoon. right,” Wiggin said. San Fran. .. . 77 69 .566 _ College and lai^r with ishes and Lema la hitting them ( hotel and other expenses," he volirlng the football team. ’The new coach has scrim­ STURLS AND MACHINE SHOPS OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY et Smith and Brazil's Maria F o g si^ ’s In the Wllllman- Coach a il Lolka and his staff Qroascup hastened the former Although nothing Is definite, Bueno probably will have a dog­ Los Angeles . 79 61 .564 long and straight the Cup may Notre Dame lineman and pro Robert la planning a scrimmage mages planned before opening Cincinnati ..., 78 61 .561 tic Twilight BasebaU are currently putting the big­ ... or just a job? fight for the women's crown. well spend a year in Spain. But they all have their eye star to toss in the towel. Wall- Saturday. If It doesn’t materi­ Sept. 26 against Oonard High Milwaukee .. 77 League. The former Man­ gest and best—in talent—squad 61 .558 1 Fred Corcoran, tournament on that big cup," he said. ner listed problems with man­ alize, the Eagles will be active In West Hartford. ’There ■will be Emerson played Pierre Pittsburgh .. 76 66 .535 .4 chester High and American "That’s what brings them to." through the paces In prepara­ Barthes o r France in the fourth L«glon pitching star is now director for the International tion for the Saturday, Sept. 16 agement aa his decision to step ’Tuesday. East Joins Northwest Uttle rest for (he Indians, fol­ Phila...... 70 68 .507 8 Catholic, South Catholic High lowing ‘the Ud-lifter against al- round today. Featured matches St. Louis , 70 70 .500 9 In his third year at Spring- Golf Association, looked over opener against Trenton at New down. Earlier Mike Caruso, a send Ralston against Ron Holm- field and is looking for­ the a u b de C^mpo course Tues­ talented publicist, quit because and Middletown High In a •ways tough Platt, Oct. 1 under U l w BWUHH the* y w or* beMng for o o*r**r and not {wf a "flep.qap” fob that Chicago ..... 65 76 .461 14'A Britain. Central will got off the Jeunboree at Northwest Sept. the lights in Meriden. berg, who put out Italy's Nicola Houston ...... 60 79 .432 18H ward to the varsity soccer day and said it was In perfect maidc one week earlier than of the same reason. . . . Big you intand to ilay wHh only until tomelMno bsttar soma* along. If (Mt it trus, titaro Blfnost CUSTOM Pietrangeli 6-3, 6-3, 7-6; Manuel condition and "a real champion­ news on the baseball scene last New York ..,, 45 96 .319 34^ season. Major League moat state college elevens, ora fsvsrol iMngt that you diovid ooniidar vory carefully wIim you ore chooiin(B Santana of Spain against Marty ship course which will test the lltere are nine coawdies cm the night was a stolen base, not by Tuesday’* Results Maury Wills or Lou Brock, but tfw aompemy wHh which you ora to build your toraer. You should want to knexw; Einythfng Riessen and young Ashe against San Francisco 3, Los Angeles Central staff, five working with Brazil's Thomas Koch. = L e a c ie r s = the varsity including Nonfe a theft by Russ Nixon of the ENGINE 1 Red Sox, one of the slowest Wallner Quits Oaks I Miss Smith, who erased Ce­ Oncinnatl 6, Pittsburgh 0 National League Oeiber, former head cofich at httomothm^ cilia Martinez of San Francisco East Catholic High In Manches­ runners In the majors. . . . Only games scheduled Springfield Opens Oct. 15, Batting (350 at bats) — CTe- Hardly unexpected was Buddy Will YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO lEARN? IMMEDUn OPENINGS fcr: 8-0, 6-3, played Justina Bricka of Today’s Games mente, Pittsburgh, .342; Aaron, ter. Lee Plumb, Fred Duval REBUILDING St. Louis, upset winner over and Joe Beidler are the other Parker’s decision to quit as Philadelphia (Culp 9-9) at Mil­ Milwaukee, .325. heeul coach of the Pittsburgh In Surprise Decision To qualified opplkontt and am|>loyeei, Pratt A WhRnay Akcroft MACHMI OPERATORS Britain's Virginia Wade 6-2, 6-3. waukee (Johnson 16-8), night 24 Saturday Games Listed Runs — Harper, anclnnati, Central aaslstante. Getber will Miss Bueno faced Mary Ann handle defensive coaching du- Steelers. ’The Iron a t y club offart a wide variety of training opportuniHez, indudingt on-the-job MKRICAl niE ir Houston (Nottebart 4-13) at\ 116; Rose, Cincinnati, 102. has shown little In pre-season TOOL A DIE MAKERS Precision Work on Industrial, Marine, Farm, Eisel of St. Louis. San Francisco (Bolin 8-5) tiea Two pro football coaches left their Jobs in Omnectl- training in Machining, Sheet Metal, Welding and Impection} formal America's top woman player, V The Springfield Indiana wlll^ Homs Schedule Runs Batted In — Johnson, • • • exhibitions and Parker was un­ MMDI American and Foreign Car Engines Pittsburgh (Friend 6-11) at St. Cincinnati, 112; Stargell, Pitts­ able to light a flip under the cut Tuesday, training of 26 weehz to 92 weeto duration in Machining, Sheet Metal MSPECTORf Nancy Richey, who won over Louis' (Sadecki 4-12), night op>n their 1965-1866 American Oct. 15 Pittsburgh. 18 Roches­ Southern Exposure (tad T()d & Die MoUngi three-year oppronticseounet in Bectroniei, Peachy Kellmeyer of Charle-s- burgh, 95. squad. . . . Eddie Feigner and In Hartford, Fred Wallner quit as coach of the Char­ • M n o 4 in • CRANKSHAFT GRINDING on or off car New.York (Selma 1-0) at CSn- Hockey League schedule at the ter. 23 Baltimore, 30 Los An­ Subject of a recent column In his Four Man softball team, ter Oaks of the Continental Football League. He was Machining, and Sheet A^loL During (itaze troMns period* yos wW SHHT MITAL MECHANKS • OVERHEAD VALVE WORK ton, W. Va., 6-8, 6-0 played Tory , clnnati ^O’Toole 1-9), night geles, 31 Pittsburgh. Hits — Rose, anclnnati, 182; the Waycrooa. Oeu, Jooimal- Ann Frets of Loe Angeles, Eastern States Coliseum, West aemente, Pittsburgh, 178. which drew 2,500 In Hartford earn good wages at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft. • MNMX Only games scheduled. Nov. 6 Quebec, 10 Oeveland, Herald was Stanley (Mickey) last month, attracted over replaced tempiorarily by quarterback Lee Grosscup. AIRCRAFT M O M MECHANICS DONE COMPLETELY IN OUR SHOPS Springfield, on Friday Oct. 16 13 Buffalo. Doubles — Wllliame, Chicago, • rrmfinfftiit Katkaveck, one of Manchester’s 4,000 in Stamford last week. In Meriden, Phil 'Vece was re the Oaks since the team was • WRIST PIN SETITNG by against the Pittsburgh Hornets. Dec. 4 Vancouver, 6 Portland, 36; Rose, anclnnati, and Aar­ best ail around athletes, who leased by the Shamrocks of, the HOW GOOD ARE YOUR CHANCES FOR ADVANCEMENT? FUSION w elders • c A m t on, Milwaukee, 33. George Mitchell handled the founded two years ago. TOBIN ARP DIAMOND BORE METHOD The Ii^idians will be at home H Rochester, 18 Buffalo, 26 later proved himself a top-flight Hartford promotion along 'With New England Football League General Manager Don Brewer • CAsnoi Providence. baseball catcher In the minor • FLYWHEEL and CYLINDER HEAD every Saturday night durjng the Triples — CalllBon, Philadel­ Ray McKenna, the guiding and was succeeded by defen­ said he was not aware of any Pratt A Whitney Aircraft it on acknowledged leader in o constantly Training OpportunHie* • OlAMr RESURFACING • HEAD PLANING season from Oct. I6lh, through Jan. 1 Rochester, 8 Baltimore, phia, 16; aemente, Pittsburgh, hand with the powerful Burn­ sive captain Bob Kelso. friction between Wallner and April 9, except Saturday, Nov. 15 Buffalo, 16 Hershey, 22 Prov­ growing industry. Opportunities for advancement ore continually In machining 'for Mgh ichool and • HOUT • MAGNAFLUX WORIf DONE side Dovalettes, the area’s top Wallner complained of rela­ the front office. 20 and 27, When they will be idence, 23 Hershey, 28 Pitts­ Home Runs—Mays, San BVan- softball combine. . . . ’Twin dou­ tions with the management and "I am really distressed," said arizing for those with the neceizary tkillt and initiotive. Ambitiout, trade tchool groduotoe. • U K FOR CRACKS IN CASTINGS forced to vacate the coliseum burgh, 29 Baltimore. cisco, 43; McCovey, San Fran­ BASEBALL HEROES ble at Yonkers Raceway last of "team problems over which Brewer. ‘He’s left the hall club career-minded people "get-oheod" at PAWA. I WEST SIDE OLD TIMERS } Feb. 4 Cleveland, 8 Quebec, • HELICOIL WORK ... Inserting of Steel . for Ice Capades. In addition to cisco, 82. Friday night was a tidy $90,- I have no oontrol.” The former in a precarious position.’’ Apprentice Ceureee • u fN m A n 12 Baltimore, 18 Pittsburgh 19 threads into damaged spark plug holes the 24 Saturday nlghte the In­ Stolen Basse—Wills, Los An­ PITOHINO — Sammy ElUs, 557, won by two lucky ticket Notre Dame guard and assistant Wallner said he had no Im­ Three year coufie* In Beitronita, • MOMM dians will also be at home six Buffalo, 26 Hershey, 27 Pitts­ Oaclimatt, pltolied three - Utter Will YOU BE HAPPY WORKING FOR THIS COMPANY? burgh. geles, 84; Brock, St. Louis, 86. holders. coach at Tulane had been with mediate plana for the future. Sheet Metol tmd Machining peri­ • ruRouiot Fridays, five Sundays and one Pitching (12 Decisions—Kou- for 18th vlototy against eight EXCHANGES: Wednesday night for a total of March 6 aeveland, 11 Her­ defeats ■■ Beda wUpped Pitts­ odically offered to (qualified • 8AVIBIM fax, Los Angeles, 21-7, ,750; Pratt A Whitney Aircraft b a big company — one ^ (he lorgeit • CRANKSHAFTS I SPORTS REUNION | 36 games.' -- shey, 12 Providence, 18 ae v e ­ Maloney, Onclnnall, 17-7, .706. burgh 5-0. applicant* and employee*. • MAUD rOWR Springfield will meet each of land. 19 Victoria. 28 Rochester. BATTINO — Jim Hart, San empioyerz in all of New England. But it te mdbe up of relatively • POPULAR MAKE ENGINES April 2 Quebec, 9 Providence. Strikeouts—Koufax, Los An­ small groups of people who work together very closely. You will • THOMKON the other eight teams four times geles, 818; Veals, PUUburgh, Franclaco, drove in all three “All I ssid W3S* at- home and four times on the 283. • runs with Mngle and homer aa moke many friends at work and through employ,** octivIHe* *udi o* • WAONK A NEW SERVICE; road. In addition to these games Giants moved Into first place In Show me a fitter that delivers the taste and I'il eat my hat." •oftboll, golf and bowling league* and iwmetou* tocial ei^inl* • WAUOK they will play eight games American League Katlonal League for first time *pon*ored by the “Aircraft Chib." PAWA employee* toon develop a I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 agalpst teams of the Weetem Fullmer Named SPECIAL ORDER DEPT. FOR Batting (880 at bats) — Tas- thla aenaoa by defeating Dod­ itTong eente of belonging. Ihi* eombinee with a vokrable prograai HARD-TO-GET Hockey League. This will mark trzemskl, Boston, .326; Oliva, gers S-L the firet time In the history of Fighter of Month Minnesota, .818. of company benefit* Induding Hberol Rfii, SMdieal ond ho*pitaliz(»- AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES the American League for such lion inwrance, an excellent retirement pton and the notion’* lorgezt Paradt 1:00 P.M. # Rpll Gomt 3:00 P.M. Runs — Verealles, Minnesota, KAOBY 10 FIN LBAOVB Pratt & “We’U Stand On Our Heada To Get It For You” an Interlocking schedule. The PHOBNIX, Aria. (AP) — Mid- 112; Oliva, Mlnneeota, lOi, The Knoey 10-Pln Bowling credit union. The*e ore *ome of the oiivaalage* (hot moke Pratt A Indians will play four Western dUwelght Don Fullmer of WeM League starts Wednesday night. Whitney Aircraft a good ptoce to work. League clubs at the coliseum Jdrdan, UUdi, was named boxer Runs Batted In — Colavlto, Blu*fitldi vs. W*st SidM aeveland, 97; Horton, Detroit. Grand Knlsht Lionel Lessard I and meet four on the West of the month for August by the 98. will throw the first ball at the Whitney k « Coast. ) World Boxing Aasoclation Tues­ Parkade Lanes. League officers Dim* mrt Uii l*i;»N«ani *««aH*iH yav ihewM Mk «(m* y*v *r* *MuM« tattar Ura aqny awaar ■ppiitailtai ewaltsMs W NiWA, «• to ^ h e coliseum on Saturday, Doubles — Yaetrsemekl, Bos­ ^sCt* y*w 4* 4*^k vCih *a* e( **r *Bie(*;****l htanS^ws^e — fi ire raft terweight champion Emile Grlf- ton, 41; VeTsallei, Minnesota, OataUlo, treasurer, and Hank St*ak Dlnn*r P.M. at Gardon Grova Oct. 30. It will be Vancouver on flUi in Salt Lake a ty , UUh, to 39. Wlttke, asoratafy. All bowlers 5:00 Dec. 4, Portland on Dec. 5 and gein reoognlgltion as u.B. mid- are rMuestad to be attha lanaa Victoria on Saturday, March 19. Triplos-Campanerie, Kanaas Dlnn*r Donatleii $ AlewelgM champion. OIW, l3^ Apanoio, Baltimore, by t: A . ' 5.00 ’The Wednoeday, Friday and FiHlmer, younger brother of APPLY AT THIIMPIOVMMT OPPIGI U Saturday games will start at 8 and Veraallee, Mlnnaaota, 10,- 400 Main Street, lent Hoitferd, Ccnnu ll** former mlddlejareight champion Homt Runs—Horton, Detroit, BHOTAtTBANT BTAWTS ALL SPORTS FANS INVITED p.m. while face-off time for the Oene Fullmer, Is ranked fifth on Otarting Its 16th year of op- Sunday games will be 7 p.m. 37; OonMiaro, Boston, and OPm FOR YOUR CONVINima the WBA’a world list. Wagner, Cleveland) 96.. ■ratlon, the Restaurant Bowling P other Stores In; Tlek*t Sol* ClosM Wad., S*pf. 18 The Springfield Hockey a u b League klcka off the season to­ Mendoy Hireugh Friday — I a.m. to I p.m. Ticket Office, located in the Stolen Bases — Campaneris. HARTFORD WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Ntor Rrood Kansas aty, U; Oardenal, Los night at 0. Bowlers are urged H I I r i s Saturday — S e-m. to 11 nee* HAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER CoMtoct Commift** Mambon or PoDoal'f i ’ Baatem States Oollsaum, has Nfun^HteU Opent Angalei, 87. to be on time. Walt Buohy will BRISTOL reaumed its normal winter hours PAWTUfSODT, R.I. (AP) — aorvo aa tha prealdent. Other 11 Pitching (19 Dodilons) - THOMP80NVILLII a$td win be (men from t.m . 84- ottloen are Bd Doucette, vloa PHONE M 3-5U t larb*r Shop oa Caoptr St., Moaclwtttr... to 8:80 p.m. ’hieiday thru Sat- KarracanMtt Park open ja Grant, MlnnaioUt. 17-8, .778: WBBT HARTFORD date meeUng tonight with a Terry. Oavaland, U-4, ,7U. |rM M ^ i|teUBoma Irlali, VlHY NtW LUCKY tTRINl wfcy for th« ■8l« 6t MBMo ^•-racf program featured by •trIkoduto-MobowaU, Oave- ttelMti. tba 18,000 Inaugural Haadloap. Uad, an; LoUob, Ddtmt, Jl*. n n 3 M o H

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 196S PAGE PAGE THIRTY-FOUR m : Sltnatloiui Wanttd T BY FAOALT and SHORTEN Htip 1?ant6d—Mik 86 HooschoM Goods 81 Apartment Buildings Houm* For Suit 72 Houacs For Bui* 72 Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Fonal* 88 SnbnrbuR For Ront I I Subuftisfi For Suit 75' Suburban For 8*1«_75 SuburtMUtFor tMi CLEAN, USED rtfrigerators, Tmsmmts 68 Offsrsd IS WANTED — rare man willing ANDOVER LAKE — 4-roemi. NEW U8TINO — PorUr 8t. BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room VERNON —' quick oempanoy. ebVENTRT—8808 to work hard,‘60 hours aM ofk, m o t h e r of firat grUtor would rangts, automatlo washers oompletslr furnished, seresneU MANCMB8TER - 6 rdom Capo Owners' have moved. ()ulck closing eoata. FayBEflU aUft* with guarantees. 1st them at on bus Ilns, handy to schools, area — 7 room Colonial, near Ranch with garage, situated CLASSIFIED APPLIANCES repaired — all VfcMlKl f D90f A1KAL BOMf ON'IM B ut WAt:N now twby blow up oyer Ukss poopls, nteds |1B0 per Uka b a b ^ ttin f In my homo, THREE ROOM apartment. 111 poren, all eonvenieiwas. Avail­ bus, ftores and echooli. Tree on a high dry and shaded lot, ■ale needed. Large vacant 4- ing from $86. montlily. Wa makea washera, refrigerators, SOME TRIVIALITY L IK tT H lt- week to start, plus opportimlty violnlty Summit Itroii, Orton B. O. Peart's Ajmllaiioss, s a able to June 1. Lease rsquirsd, ■hopping, etc., 314,000. Phil- bedroom Spilt Level, 1(4 baths, build you an tndivtdMliy AND THiy WONT BAT A FALSE tVILASM - Mala dt. Call 64f-lin. Main St., $100. $40-0339, 8-S. brick Agency, 649-6464. and hedged lot for privacy. 8-bedrooms, dining room, liv­ frssssrs, drysrs, ms and also for advancement. Call 644-0203, Road. 648-3893. ISO wsakly Inohidss utilltlei Prime location, extra nulldlng ing room with flrsplacs, alu­ bullt-ln kitchen, large formal styled ouetom Ranch or Oap*. trio ranges. OU burners 3SI-9637. 4*4 ROOMS, heat, hot water, and haiV. 743-7607. lot Included. Leonard Agency minum combinations, oil hot dining room, garage, baee- Russell Realty, SM-IOTI. elsansd and repaired. Oosma iT k A W n iL ! MV BOSS OONTFQCT.tVAR! WN-WNAT. W IARINT INVITED ID BIGOBST BARGAIN MANCHESTER 4 bedroom IN TOWN stove, refrigerator, parking. Realtors, 646-0469. water heat, 316,700. Wolverton ment, rear petto, large comer ADVERTISING Appliance, 640-0065. ^NTBANKKUfT!I'M our, tVCRSINiND WlU. HAPPENED? TNI OLIBNtysMRTV DISHWASHER wanted nlghU, Dogli—Blrd8~4*tti 41, Colonial, 4 yean old, modern lot, view, FHA committment VERNON—Fout bifiroom O ^ t a k e TOUR TIME PAYING Completely redecorated, 31M. kitchen with bullt-lne, family Agency Realtors, MO-JllS. WORN. OUT OKAV? •OMItODy, .TOMORROW NIOMT! X must be over 18. Apply Cavey’s 15 Forest 8t„ off Main M. 646- Vsmon NEW Ug-nNO - Saint James on the property. Owners very nial with full bath, two lavi, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS YOU ARB A-ll Truck is A-II Restaurant. OROOMINa and ____ 1, 3, or S YEARS TO PAY room, ,1(4 baths, dining room, anxious. Lawrence F. Flano, rec room, garage and many EAT YOUR PMNIR DIS1 30NLY HEARD AlOUT IT collect and dallver. “SUPER DELUXE” 0000, 648-0000. one car garage, priced In low Parish, 6 large rooms, enclosed VERNON — Hers's a friendly Oellars, attics, trash, small Southffsts Apsrtments porch. Five car garage, walk­ Realtors, 643-3766, 646-0434, more fine extras. Olpea to 8 A.M. to S P.M. tnickinf done A-1 rlm tl Call MFORElTOETI ACClMNTAUYfClAW!) Ohaof, Harmony HIU ROOMS OF FURNITURB 90’s. Phllbrlok Agency, 649- home, nearly new in the Lake S ing dliUnce to chu-xhes, 742-6364. schooU A steal at 123,600. 043-3038, 'Ttemano Trucking nolo, Bolton, 648-6437. a l l GUARANTEED SOUTH ST., ROCKVILLE Street section of Vernon. Fea^ AND MYRTLE R N O M 100% THREE ROOM apartment, 474 ■cnools, bus and shopping. Owners are Boston bound and Sendoa. ONLY $488 tures 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, are most anxious to gst gointo. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFTCD ADYT. X M W IA N EW Main St., 3M. 641-5339, 9-0, Completsly new concept In Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- bassment garage and extra VERNON—Owner custom build­ POODLES — AKO, 4 monthe $16.18 Delivers qONCORD RD. — Beautiful ing and deeds to sell. Clean 7 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 8tf- MONDAY Thru FBIDAT lOiUO AAL — SATCKDAT t AJI. LAWNMOWER PRATT & bid. Jot black miniature, apartment living. Ranch, large living room, for­ 0469. apaclous lot. Ixwk for a bright $16.18 Month THREE R(X>M8 tor rent. In' Every apartment with PRI­ room Split I.evcl, garage, l(j 1577. pairs, sales, rotor hladaa houeobroken, oall 648-6903, — LOOK WHAT — ulre at S3 Church St., any- mal dining room, cabinet future in this bright home. To sharpened; bicycle sales, serv­ VATE PA-nO. Indoor-outdoor kitchen, 3 bedrooms, recreii NEW RANCH — 6'4 rooms with Inspect call Carl Zinsser, Jar­ baths, built-in kitchen, formal PLEASE READ YOUR AD 643-7116. — YOU GET — me. dining room, living room with WAPPINO — Immediate ooen- ice. Manchester Oyule Shop, WHITNEY living! Cookouta, etc. tion room, landscaped yard. carport, large kitchen with vis Realty Co., Realtors, 648- pancy, 3-bedroom custom built OIwmIM or «Wwit Ado" oro tekou o w tho p ^ n o M > 16-PIBOE BEDROOM a Acres and acres land. built-in oven, range, dishwash­ fireplace and recent wall to 140 W. Middle Turnpike, 8M MANCHESTER — two family ot Marion B. Robertson, Realtor, U31, Eves. 643-0038. Ranch on deadend street, mag­ oonvonleiioe. Tho odvertloor ohonld rood hlo «d tho FIRST BLACK and whlta pony tor aalo. IS-PIBCE LIYING ROOM Birds, Trtss, Grass, Cool er, 3 bedrooms, all aluminum wall carpeting. Three bed 3008. 13-PIECE KITCHEN 4 room diiplex, large kitchen 643-5808. nificent view, mtd-30’s. (^ 1 DAT IT APPEARS oad REPORT ERRORS In Onao for tho AIRCRAFT Call 644-0604. Brsazss. exterior, 318,600. Wolverton rooms, paneled family room, — PLUS — with laundry room, garage, Vernon Owner, 649-1200, 367-9600, MKt laoortloii. Tho HormM io rooponolblo for only ONE iaoo^ STEPS. SIDBWAUCS, StOB? One of the finest In 4hlz areat^ GARRISON Colonial In execu­ Agency, Realtors, 649-3813. large rear covered patio, 453-5753. n ot or omitted iuMiHon for ony odvortloomoat oad then oaly walls, flreplaoss, flagstons ter­ $1.00 FEE for UUng, plaolng EUDCTTRIG REFRIGERATOR separate furnace, 396. monthly. tive neighborhood on a beautl' easily financed. I.awrence F. IS Hayes Agency, 646-0181. to tb6 exteDt of a **niAko jcod** Inoortton* BSrrori whWi do ®ot races. All concrete repairs or exchanging d o n and' TV SET AND RANGE RENT INCLUDES: Heat, hot ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1(4 CI..EAN as a whjstle — 6' j room 3 PLUS 3 Fiano, Realtors, 646-0424 643- water, deluxe range, refrigera­ looooa tho valuo of tho advortloomont win aot bo oorrootod by Reasonably priced. 648-oeu . plea up to 18 months old. Cal Free storage until wanted. Free SEVEN ROOM flat, beautiful baths, breczeway, 3-car gS' Ranch with 3 beoeal, laundry, ample rage, 626,400. Phllbrick Agen' alzed kitchen with dining area, Equals custom desigrned 6 BOLTON-HEBRON LINE HIRING! fireplace, in one of the better olozets, ample parking. room colonial In choice MANCHESTER vicinity — |7,- own reliable men. residential sections of town, ey, 649-8464. oversized 2-car garage, screen­ HousehoM Services Please note; Appliances are re- ed 36’ patio, oil hot water heat, residential area very close 500. Small, vacant 4 finished (■oofevlllo. Toll Proo) Articles For Sals 45 $125. monthly. Call 649-8065. 3 And 4 Rooms, $116. And Up 314,500—Six room Colonial, ga­ 316,900. Wolverton Agency, Re­ to parkway. .3 large bed­ S room Cape type older home, 5'4 room Ranch, large Offered 13-A Immediate Openings For oonditloned and guaranteed for kitchen, birch cabinets wlUi 1 year. On display at main store. THREE ROOM apartment, rage, K i acres, garden, f,ull altors, 649-2818 rooms, 1 li baths, fireplace, trees, large lot, 3300. down, 643-2711 875-3136 HOUSEHOLD Furniture re­ CLEAN RUGS, Hko new, oo easy AVAILABLE NOW and shade trees, eubn-bin. and carport. Owner trans­ 376. monthly pays all. Law­ biillt-lns. one acre lot taste­ PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT stove, refrigerator, 247 N. fully landscaped. Added stored and refinished, colors to do with Blue Lustre. Rent Samuel Albert, Htfd. 247-0358 Main St. O aif640 5229, 9-5. Hutchina Agency, Realtors, PARKER ST. — 6-room Dutch ferred! 318,500. J. Gordon, rence F. Flano, Realtors, 648- changed. Call for estimate 640- MACHINE electric shampooer, |1. Oloott Agent on Premises Colonial, excellent condition, 646-5306. 0424, 643-2706, 742-6364. privacy. Many extras, 818,- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT 640-5334. 800. 6649. Variety Store. If you have no means of trans­ THREE ROOM apartment, 470 875-5286 643-6806 family sized kitchen, laundry, i-j w r 11 V M SOMERS Main St., 300. Call 648-5229, VA NO DOWN Payment, 38.5 BOLTON CENTER — Ijirge 6- Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? REWEAVUra of bums, moth lansiLuotosr. OPERATORS SALES AND Service on Arlene, portation, I’ll send my auto for per month pays all. Ideal start barrows Wal-lacc room Colonial • Ranch, 2-car you. No obligation on your part 9-6. dining room, living room with holes Zippers repaired. Win­ ■HoanN SIM QROm.WS. Hahn EcUpM, Jacobsmi lawn er or retirement home, 5 fireplace, 3 large bedrooms. MANCHESTER PARKADE garage, I 'j baths, fireplace, F. M. GAAL AGENCY 24-Hour Answering Service dow shades nvade to m eaf ire, mowers. Also Homellte chain whatsoever, even if you Resort Property built-in kitchen, formal dining don’t buy. FOUR ROOM apartment, first rooms on deep shaded lot. good: unattached garage. Convenient MANCHESTER 649-5306 BROKER 64S-34M all slxee Venetian blinds. Keys TOOL & DIE saws and International Cub Ca­ floor, 390 monthly, gaa furnace, For Rent 67 condition, 311.700. Wolverton! to everything, yet strictly resl- room. Intercom and fire alarm Free to Herald Readers made while you wait Tu>e re­ det Tractors. Rental equipment available October l. 643-0160. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. dentlal, 100x125 foot lot. 649- aystems, many other features, GAIL GREEN 742-70M corders for rent MarlowA 867 A—L - B —E—R—T’—S 314,900 — Large 3 bedroom tVoat lafonnotlon on ono of our cloooHlod odiMlIoonMotof Mo Floor Finishing 24 Help Wanted—Femsie 3S Help Wanted— Male 36 and ahaipenlng asrvlc# on all LAKEFROlfT Park, Coventry. 3830. attractive one acre plus lot, Main.. 640-6221. MAKERS makes. L A M Equipment 43-45 ALLYN STREET FOUR ROOM tenement In two 3-room furnished year around FOUR Immaculate roorrft, large ! _ _ _ Ranch, garage, fireplace, lot onowor at tho tolophono Uotedt Stanply oaB tho OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 125 x 379, trees, suburban, quiet deadend street, compar­ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- SALESLADY fer Jewelry de­ FULL - TIME gas station at­ Corp., Route 83, Vomon, 875- family house, 6 Mlntz Court. cottage, available tor Immedi­ living room, custom kitchen RANCH — Large family sized able neighborhood, Lawrence ing (specializing In older partment. Apply King’s Dept. with built-ins. Enjoy life in a Hutchina Agency, Realtors, VERNON - Custom U * n tendant, experience preferred, 7609. Manchester Exchangu —• MODERN bedroom set, twin Bath. Automatic hot water ate occupancy, with lake privi­ kitchen, large living room with F. Flano, Realtors, 646-0424, floors). Waxing floors. Paint­ Store, Pine St. and Hartfordi references necessary. See Mr. heater. Free parking. 336. quiet setting. Leonard Agency, 649-5324. built contemporary r a a e h, EDWARDS Building—Contrsctliig' 14 Stoterpris 1945. beds, two bureaus, excellent leges. C611 743-8893, Mrs. Fraz­ fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec 643-2766, 742-6364. ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Rd., Manchester. Sloan, Esso Service Center, INSPECTORS monthly. Inquire Apt, 4, 10 De Realtors, 646-0469. room, house In Immaculate family room, fireplace, sun- condition. 643-0367. ier, SOUTH WINDSOR — conveni­ deck, high scenic sloping wood­ CARPENTRY — S3 years’ ex­ No Job too small. John Ver- Route 88, Venxm. RICH S’TONE-FREE loam, $14, pot Square. condition, completely remod­ ent to bus line, 6'j room MANCHESTER Vicinity — ANSWERIND SERVICE perience. Ceilings and floors faille, 649-5760. WAITRESSES over 31, experi­ five yards. Sand, gravel, stone, COVENTRY LAKE — 8 room eled Inside and out, $18,900. ed lot. Hayes Agency, 646- garage, 2 full baths, 4 bed­ Asking $18,000. J. D. Realty HAVE ’TIME — will work. Odd additional salesgirls are need­ ’TRUCK DRIVER wanted, must At 400 Main Street stamps. 649-4967, TALCOTTVILLE — Charming Co.. 643-6129, 648-8779. furrwice. To rent from October located to everything. Alice room Cape, 2(4 baths, 2-car rooms, fireplace, one acre of restored 6 room Colonial, FOUND — English Setter, male, 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air, new Jobs our specialty. Will do most ed for both morning and eve­ be 18 or over, good driving East Hartford 8, Connecticut 1 till June. 380. monthly. 76 WARANOKE R O A D — rebuilt engine, good conditian, anything. Call us. 643-2097. Help Wanted— Female 35‘ ning shifts, part or full time, Rooms Without Board 59 Clampet, Realtor, 649-4643. garage, wall-to-'wall carpeting, Oversized 7 room Caps trees and choice landscaping, quaint village setting, country rpddiah tint and white, (^ill Lee record, know Manchester and Birch St. 649-0068. 28 foot family room, 16x32 ft. FraccWo, Dog Warden, «43- reasonable. C ^ 649-9900. no experience necessary. with finished breezeway tennis court or play area, am- kitchen,' dishwasher, new fur Farms For Sal* 7ft SALESLADIES to work full­ Rockville area. Apply Winkler —Open for your convenience— Building Materials 47 WOMAN AND Daughter have a SIX ROOM Cape—^flve finished, ■wimmlng pool, lovely' treed eslte drive and quality con­ 8694. Please apply Mr. Donut, 255 Auto Parts, 179 W. Middle and garage. Rec room, two nace, wiring, paint, etc. Hayes 1961 OLDSMOBILB Starflre, time, apply Pllgrltn Mills, West Middle Tpke. Monday through Friday room with home privileges, to tip-top condition, garage, fire lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. full baths. Trades consid­ struction. Owner must sell, was Agency, 646-0131. NORTH COVENTRY—Authen­ Roofing— Siding 16 ’Tpke. WEATHERED boards from old rent to a lady. Newly redecor­ Business Locations— place, new kitchen, •chools, FOUND — beagle puppy, male. white convertible, all power, Hartford Rd., open 10 a.m. to 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. bam, from'eight to 24 inches ered. In the mid thirties transferred out of state. Re­ tic 1760 Cape, with 11 acres, new top, tires. Immaculate, 31,- 9 p.m. FULL-’ITME and part • time ated, call 649-8853. For Rent 64 bus, 649-5606. MANCHESTER — Two-family, duced to $25,900. J. D. Realty ANDOVER — 7 room Cape Cod, 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 3 fun Mack, white and tan. Call Lee BIDWELL HOME Improvement Saturdays—6 A.M. to 12 Noon wide, 20-60C a foot. 649-3677. 5-6 with garages and shaded lot but we are open minded. FraccMa, Dog Warden, 643- 496. 643-9968 after 6. waitresses for the luncheon­ Co. 643-5129, 643-8779. taneled living room and fam baths. ' recently redecoimtad. Co. — Roofing, siding, altera­ THE THOMPSON HOXraB, Oot- DESIRABLE etore oi office bn Clinton St., fully rented and 8694. tions, additions and remodel­ ette. W. T. Grant, Parkade, Manchester fly room, ,4 bedrooms, full cel Priced to sell at $19,900. Ohao- 1966 DESOTO, power steering, Manchester. U gs Street, centrally located, ■pace, ground floor, clean, at­ in excellent condition, alumi­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor VERNON — 32,500 can assume lar, 2-car garage, ameslte liin Agency, 643-9442. power brakes. . or best of­ ing of all types. Excellent Diamonds—Wstches-o large- pleasantly furnished tractive and reasonable. Apply num storms and screens, cop­ liOST — Large sum of money 3100 workfnanshlp. 649-6496. MACHINISTS STARTER HOME PLUS $16,000 G.I. mortgage on 3-bed­ drive, $15,500. Owner 742-6061 in Social Security envelope in fer. Call 649-4316 after 6:30. “SEWING CLEAN - UP woman wanted, PRATT & Jeweliy 48 rooms, parking. OaU 649-2868 Mr. Chasse, Stats Tbeatre, 11 per plumbing, oil steam heat, 643-1577 room Split. Owner, 649-8380. King’s Saturday morning. 'Re­ must be trustworthy. Apply in tor overnight and pennaiant a.m. - 8 p.m. good income nroducer. Wolver­ INVITATION 1969 FORD V8 automatic, pow­ WATCH AND JEWELRY Six room cottage with ex­ ward. Alter 6 p.m., call 644- person, mornings, at Cavey’s guest rates. tra lots. All in good loca­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. VERNON — $18,900 Ranch, 6(4 INVITATION 0166. er steering, excellent condition. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Restaurant, 46 East Center St. WHITNEY palriag. Prompt service. Up to rooms. Immaculate condition, Call 649-0633. MACHINE $20 on your old watch la ROOMS FOR RENT, one block tion. 3 bedrooms, dining TO BID ROOFING — BpedaHxlng r»< 1ST. SHIFT LARGE comer store tor rent, room and large porch. 90x160 lot, aluminum storms, TO BID DINING ROOM hostess wanted. trade. Closed Mondays. F. E from Main Street, tr.:e park reasonable. 643-7738. CAREFREE, expandable Cape, Sealed bids win be reoetved pairing roefa of all kinds, new St. Bartholomew’s Parish. Manchester —r Jam-packed with extra value. Rockville Realty 876-2527. Annonncemonts 1960 MERCURY Monterey Con­ Must have exj>ericnce in per­ AIRCRAFT Bray, 737 Main Street, State ing, kitchen privileges, gsntls- Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Gemwal vertible, power steering, radio roofs, gutter work, ctatuneys OPERATORS” sonal relations. Apply in per­ Theater BuUding.. men only. 648-5127. OFTTCE, store, and Industrial Stores and bus nearby. This Easily maintained, convenient COVENTRY — Seven room at the office of the General Manager, 41 Center Street, cleaned, repaired. Aluminuih 3RD. SHIFT DIVISION OF must be seen. 314,000. Call ST. BARTHOLOMEW location. Don’t miss It. $15,900. ELECTROLUX Sales and serv­ and heater, needs top. Sacri­ son at Oavey’s Log <5abln, Rt. space for rent. Inquire 251 brick Colonial, outbuilding. Manager, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Conn., imtll Sep- fice 3396. Call 644-1121 or 649- siding. SO years’ axperience. PLEASANT WORKING 87, between Lebanon center UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP. ROOM FOR RENT, centrally Broad St. D. Sisco. CHURCH AREA Lappen Agency, 649-5261, 649- fields, good potential for extra Manchester, Conn., until Sep- tember 22, 1965 at 11:00 am , ice, bonded representative. Al­ Free eetlmates. OkU Bowley. 6140. fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., 1222. and Columbia. PART TIME Garden—Farm—Dairy located on bus line, private en­ lots on main road. Leonard tember 22, 1965 at 11:30 a.m. for Rock Salt and Caldum 6484(861, 644-8888. CONDITIONS! East Hartford 8, Connecticut trance, ample parking, gentle­ THREE ROOM office or busi­ Manchester, 644-8141. Products 50 Barrows allace Lovely 6 room colonial. FUR SALE — Three family Agency, Realtors 646-0469. for Cast Iron Water Pipe. Bid Chloride. Bid forms, plana and CHEVROLET,» 1969, Parkwood SANTA CLAUS was good, to man preferred. Call 643-6066. ness, ground floor, 470 Main Spacious Living Room, forms, plans and specifications specifications are avsdlable at Station Wagon, excellent con­ MANCHESTER PARKADE house, two seven room flats HOLIDAY HOUSE, Ortfage Experienced help and quali­ thousands of Avon Represent­ TURRET LATHE An Equal Opportunity FRESH EGGS and poultry di­ Street, plenty of parking. 649 Formal Dining Room. BOLTON — 8-room Garrison are available at the Controller’s the Controller’s Office, 86 Can- dition. 649-8610. Heating and Plumbing 17 atives last Christmas. Their Employer PLEASANT room for gentle 6229, 9-6. MANCHESTER 649-6306 Kitchen with Pine cabinets, and one four room. $325. Colonial, with garage, birch Street. New concept In retire­ fied trainees wanted. rect from the farm to your monthly income. One of the Office, 66 Center Street, Man- ter Street, Manchester, Con- ment living, RN on duty, Neaf earnings of 33 to 35 an hour door, deliveries every Wednes­ man, near bath, parking. 54 3 good .sized bedrooms. 1(4 cabineted kitchen with built-in cheater, Connecticut. , nectleut. MUST SELL — Clean 1967 Ford, M A M oil Service, plumbing ENGINE LATHE High St. DESIRABLE office space avail­ better residential sections of buses, churches and shopping. 3100. Can be seen at 82 Pine and heating, residential, com­ Earn as you learn, excel­ during the Fall selling season day. Call Harold Cummings, MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo­ baths. Fireplace, Combina­ oven, range and dlchwasher. Town of Manchester, Town of Manchester, made Christmas shopping a able. 100 per cent location, new town. Also, 3 bedroom Ranch Fireplaced living room, 1(4 Reasonable rates. For informa­ Street, or call 643-0166 after 5. mercial and industrial, no Job lent fringe benefits for all^ BRIDGEPORT PLUMBERS, heating men and 716 Demlng Street, Wapplng, FURNISHED ROOM, near Main nial, 8 or 4 bedrooms, 2 full tion windows. Double ame- Connecticut Connecticut happy time for them. Why building, air-conditioning, site drive. Excellent land­ in beautiful condition with 2(4 baths, 3 generous bedroom.s, tion call 649-2358. too small, 649-2871. helpers, top pay to top men. 644-1892. St. Inquire 9 Hazel St., 649- ample parking, desirable for baths, aluminum siding. Fh-iced Richard Martin, Richard Martin, 196(L SIMCA, radio,' heater, new don’t you become one of* the scaped yard. City utilities. baths and rec room. Call own­ oil hot water heat, 160x600 DRILL PRESS Call 875-0963. 2170. doctor, dentist or professional in low 20's. Fbr further infor­ er. 649-8055. General Manager General Manager LADIES — Breck shampoo, $6- sndw tires, good condition. Call MANCHESTER MODES many women who supplement mation call the R. F. Dimock Only 317,900. treed lot, $21,700. Wolverton per gaUon, Iri plastic contain­ 643-6712 after 6 p.m. the family income tltis pleas­ office. U A R Realty Co., Inc., Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Heating and Plumbing 17 BURRING Household Goods 51, LIGHT Housekeeping room also 643-2692. Co.. 649-6245. ers. Russell’s Barber Shop, PmE ST„ MANCHESTI ant, dignified way? Oall 288- ASSISTANT manager wanted, U & R REALTY CO. INC. •leeping room, parking. Please COVENTRY — 8(4 room Ranch, Oak and Spruce. B O m Plumbing A Heating — 4922. Apply in person to Burger Chef. SINGER automatic zig-zag, lUm Set EXCELLENT ROOM for busi­ sumable GI mortgage, 315,900. 649-9312 . And 643-4050 GROSSMAN HOMES Contromatics only. Displaycraft, Manches­ located on Center Street. Rea-* landscaped lot, near stores, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, HIDE wanted to Pratt and to nervous and elderly. Serv­ SECRETARY — modem, air 8 Pc. Living Room Set ness or professional girl. Kitch­ eonable. 649-8177, 6-9 p.m. schools, bus. Don’t miss this NEW LISTINGS e 4 Building Progranui! • Flexible Financing! Millinery, Dressmaking 19 SE3CRETARY for growing com conditioned office. Excellent ter, 643-9567. en prlvllegee. CaU after 6, 640- 649-2813. Whitney, 8-4:45 shift, from 650 ing Manchester and surround' pany, for position Involving 25 Pc. Kitchen Set one. Flill price 310,900. Call e More House For I-ess .Money 1 • Top Brand Matertals! East Middle Tpke. 566-4321, ing towns. Call Manchester opportunity. Call Mrs. Baxter, Den or Spate Bedroom Set •368. MANCHESTER — Extremely VERNON — 5(4 room LOT OWNER.S NO .MONEY DOWN! LADIES AND GENTS custom government contract admlnis Corp. CLEAN - UP man wanted, must Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- Ranch, plus complete rec ext. 7670 ask for Mrs. Liver- Driving Academy, 742-7249. tailoring and alterations. Call 643-1618, for Interview appoint­ $3 A WEEK Houses For Rent 65 Manchester desirable location, charming 6 ____ (Non-lot owners, we will awalat you In selerting a lot) Qois. tration. Must be able to handle ment. Federal Credit Bureau, 200 W. Main St. be trustworthy. Apply in per­ ROOM IN Gentlemen’s apart­ 6930. room Cape, garage, large room, breezeway and ga­ 648-2264. 138 Woodland St. secretarial duties with limited son, mornings, at Cavey's Res 806 Main St., Manchester. $344' ment, furnished or unfurnished. RANCH — 3 bedrooms, large wqoded lot. Walk to all .schools, rage. You don't have to see GROSSMAN HOMES Dept. For Further DetaOa PASSENGERS wanted Man­ supervision. Salary commen' Rockville, Conn. taurant, 46 East Center St. OWNER FINDS self with two OVERSIZED CAPE this one to buy It. Garage—Service- FOR Alterations neatly and ^ References required. 11 Church lot, garage, references re­ homes, has offered his 6-room immaculate condition. Assum­ Gentlemen: Please send me chester to vicinity of Travelers surate with experience. Cali HOUSEWIVES, part or full­ DISCOUNT FURNITURE St., 2nd floor, after 4 p.m. able mortgage. Hayes Agency, 1965 brochure of hoitiM FREE of • Call or VMti Storage lU reasonably done in my home, . 876-3317. quired, 3ip0. per month. 649- Cape with aluminum siding, 6 room Cape Cod close to 644-1664. Oall 643-8760. time restaurant help, no ex­ 8464. East Catholic High, bus, 646-0131. SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 rharge 1 | —------perience necessary. 251 North PHONE MR. BECKER WAREHOUSE fireplace, aluminum storms room lo ^ -* T-v garage. »»raac, Michael Cravis GARAGE for rent — available GIRL FOR Part-time work, 2 MANCHESTER DRUG 8680 MAIN SniE B T , 822-7240 and screens, wall to wall car­ and shopping. Full shed Nante ,..;...... immediately. Laurel St. 648 Main Street. 649-6166. Wanted-r-Rooms—Board 62 $3,000 ASSUMES 4!(i per cent flreplat S M I 1 ) ns. Ex­ Street ...... | 902 Main St. mornings a ' week. Miin St. 875-3317 Hartford, Connecticut peting, beautiful landscaping dormer allows twin size WUIImantio, Conn. AntomobDes For Sale 4 4884. Moving— ^Trucking— Suburban For Rent 66 bedrooms on the second mortgage on 5'.j room Ranch. cellent C it y ...... S ta te ...... business office. State qualifica­ WANTED — Switchboard oper­ Man to drive and help In LARGE pleaeant room, fur­ plus much more for a real bar­ Three partially completed Storage 20 tions such as typing, short­ ator. Apply Personnel Dept., Formerly FuUer Brush Bldg; gain price. Call J. D. Realty floor. 1(4 baths: garage T e l...... DO YOU OWN LOT I Tel. HArrison 8-6201 MBBD CART Tour credit tu n ­ An Equal Opportunity store, full-time. CaU for nished or unfurnished. Parking, LOCAL Country apartment, and fireplace. Price $16,300. rooms In walk-out basement. EVERETT AGENCY VE.S ( ) NO ( ) I MANCHBBTBR DeUranr. Light hand, etc. Write Box *‘L” Her­ Iona Mfg. Co., Regent Street, no other roomers. Manchester Columbia Lake area. If you Co., 648-5129, 643-8779. Leonard Agency, Realtor, ed down? Short on down pay- Motoreyclee—Bleycles 11 ald. Manchester, Employer interview. 640-4541. Open Monday Through J. Gordon. Bent? Bankrupt? RepoMce- truckiJDg and paokag* delivery. resident, employed, middle like the charm of an old Colo­ 646-0469. 649-8538 Saturday age, references. Oct. 1st. oc- nial, we have the apartment BOWERS SCHOOL — 3-bedroom Mon? pon’t deipalrl See Hon- 1961 TRIUMPH Cub, excellent Refrigerators, waefaera and LADIEIS — part-tims work, your WE HAVE Immediate openings Ranch, treed lot. Large kitch­ condition, 200cc. Must be seen. ■to5'e moving sntoialty. Folding 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. CU^MUicy desired. Box N, Her- for you. FMve rooms in excel­ Barrows ‘^Wallace «et Douglaa. Inquire about low- own business, your own neigh­ on assembly lines. Must be 18 CARPENTERS wanted, steady en - dining area. 2 fireplaces. Lots For Salt 73 WAPPINO — Immaculate 6 •et down, wniuleet payments 742-7442. ohalie tor tu n . 636-0713. borhood. What could be easier? ^or over, no experience neces- lent condition. Two fireplaces, MANCHESTER PARKADE room Ranch near school. Large ATTENTION Tractor Trailer employment, year ’round, O A IL — *jSK f o r DAVID one in living room 15x15, one Reduced for quick sale. Hayes anywhere. No small loon or fl- 33-4. per hour. No experience 'sary. Apply Personnel Dept., framers and inside trimmers Agency, 648-0181. MANCHESTER 649-5306 BOLTON - Prestige area, level street level family room, patio, aiuice company plan. Douglas ’Trainees. See our ad under in bedroom 16x15, two bed­ 1062 BMW, rflOs, excellent con­ needed. Oall Fuller Brush Com­ Iona Manufacturing, Regent call 643-0551, or stop in the of- DVBRYTHINa in sterUssd re­ acre building lots, secluded, tool shed, Bel Air Real Es­ Motors, 838 Main. Painting—Papering 21 pany, 528<6686 between 7-9 p.m. Street, Manchester. < Private Instructions, Classifica­ conditioned used furniture and Apartmenta—Plata— rooms, dining room, French HENRY ST. — near Princeton, beautifully wooded, hurry — tate, 643-9332. dition, must be seen. 742-7442. tion 82. flee after 4:30. U A R Housing Provincial kltc)ien, double bath SEVEN ROOMS Spilt Level, Corp., 55 E. Center St., Man­ apnllancsj, high quality—low Tenements 63 a charming 6 room Cape Cod only 6 available. Hayes NOTICE 1S64 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe bus, PAINTINQ, EXTERIOR and ORDER CLERK — order de­ BABYSrrTEJR needed by sub­ with all modem conveniences home, designed for comfortable treed 150x450 lot, garage, 24’ UNIQUE In planning and re­ DIB MAKER wanted, familiar chester. prices LeBlano Furniture, 195 ■ fireplaced living room, kitchen, Agency, 646-0131. best offer. Low mileage. 742- BoslnebA Services interior, papertaaaging, wall­ partment, diversified duties, stitute teacher, my home. Own South Street, RookvUle. m LOOKING tor anything In real but the old world charm. Situ­ living. Large living room, cabi­ storation. Modernized Colonial, T142. paper removed, dry wall work. typing essential. Apply Iona transportation. Call 644-OtSO. with short run tooUng. .^ply •riata rmtais — apartmanta. ated on six acres of grass and dining room, 3 bedrooms, heat­ Coventry, 80x 8 rooms, one floor, 2(4 bathi, ROOFING and elding men, ex­ 3174. C q ^ B-A net kitchen, 2 baths, re6 room, ed tomily room, 1(4 baths, best BREWSTEIR St., TO THE CUSTOMERS OF Offered 13 Reeeonable rates. FuUy in­ Mfg. Co., Regent St., Manches­ Gtmver Mfg. Oo., 384 Hart­ nomM, multiple dwulinga, oaii only 30 mnutas from Pratt A 140, high land. $600. Call Mr. 75 acres, brook. Lappen U8e 6 CYXJNDBSl, croea coun­ sured. Free estimates. 648- ford Rd. perienced preferred. Call 649- garage and nicely landscaped quality, $23,500. Wolverton ter. •694, 648-9262, after 6. J. D. Realty, e46-5U6. Whitney. Heated with own con* lot with over 100 feet frontage. Coope, 849-5203. Agency, 649-5261, 649-0140. try, Rambler, Good qondlUon. LAND OLBARINa, tne n - 8658, Joseph P. Lewie. WOMAN for general housework trol, 3 garages, lake privileges, Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. _____ ^ EIXPERIENCED Janitors want­ WESTINOHOU8E Refrigerator, Robert J. Smith Inc., 968 Main THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER 649-0698. moval, and chain saw work. one day a week. Call 649-7204. with freezer like new. 648-6901. NEW 6-room country apart- stove and refrigerator. Call BUILDING liOTS on corner of s o u t h ' w i n d s o r - ~bhai^l A. Michaud. 742-8096. PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, ed, part-time, 8-13 mornings, PROCESS Inepedtor, machine St.. -649-6241. After 6 p.m. SPIT AND Polished Ranch, 5(4 shop, basic knowledge of in­ mente, garages, aU electric, Columbia 328«B706. . Adams and Edmund Streets, Road, close to Bast Hartford 1968 FORD Galaxle — 4-door, Interior and exterior. Paper EXPERIENCED COOK approximately 30 hours per FOUR PIECE curved sectional, Blc« iuburban Mtting. 390. per please call 649-7959. Immaculate rooms with at­ V-8, CruisomatlCi one owner. VHARPMNINQ SeiTlce—Saws^ spection and machine shop Zone A, well landscaped, water Town line. Fine custom ranch WATER DEPARTMEI^ luuqring and wall paper remov- Help Wpnted— Male 36 week General Service, Inc.-, 40 turquoise, 330; four Danish month, no lease. Leonard BOLTON lAkefront — Year tached garage, built-in oven and sewer. Priced right for with full basement (30 foot' $1,426. Can 648-9704. knives, axes, shears, skates, aL Dutch Boy and DuPont. Oak St., 649-6834. practices required. Apply Per­ TAILOR MADE tor the small and range, 1'4 baths, rec room, Live in, W^9t Hartford sonnel Dept., Iona Mfg. Co., mqdem tables, 380; three Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. round house, 4 rooms, refriger­ but growing family, expandable quick sale., Call owner 643-9581. rec room)-fireplace, aluminum rotary bladss. Quick servlcs. Quality workmanafaip. Call botne. For interview please ’TRUCK DRIVER — For furni­ lampe, 38 each. 743-8536. ator, stove, 3125.. ImmedTale 3 generous bedrooms, big liv­ Capitol Equipment do., 88 PART'TIMB — general work Regent St., Manchester. Cape with 4 finished, 2 bed­ siding, level lot, Excellent con- ' evenings, 627-9671. can Hartford, 846-1611, 8 ture and appliance deltvery, WB RAVE ouatomnn watting occupancy. 643-4651. ing rodm with fireplace, once dition throughout. T. J. Crock­ The use of hose for any outeldo 1 1 ^ OApnDAC, good eondl- Mata St, Manchester. Hours ateady work, many benafltli. and (Mlvery, 9-3 p.m. Apply in MAYTAG wringer washer, 3 •or the rental ot your apart­ rooms, living room and big a year home buy If $18,900. Is 648-4S28. ajn.-4:80 pin. Resort Property For Sale 74 ett, Realtor, 643-1577. dally 7-8. Thursday 7-9, Satur­ EXTERIOR and Interior paint­ CaU Mr. PabtengiU, 646-OllL paroon, bafora 6 p.m. fonuaa years oM, sxnellsat condition. ment er home. J. O. Realty, ROOKVILLB Attractive 3(4 kitchen, full cellar, aluminum your price range. Call 640-2813 day 7-4. 648-7066. slcctat, 631 Hartford Rd. H«h> Wanted— atorms and acreena, fairly CORVETTE — 1962, One owner, ing. Wallpaper booka, PB>er- M8-8146. •4S4US. room apartment, residential right now. Wolverton Agency, ANDOVER — very well built. VERNON — 3 bedroom Colo­ watering, washing, filling of swimming OaUinga. Floora. aSil' REaUBTERaD Phairmaotot. FlU Mala or Famala 87 area, appliances and heat fur­ jprload at 116,900. Wolvarton Realtors. 6 roon\ furnished summer nial, 1(4 baths, fireplace, alum­ tfver gray, hard and soft top, HARPID k SON RubUsh Re­ BOOKKEEPER with experience in Tuaadayu 7-9 p,m. Millar WE HA.'VB toimedlato openlnga WATKINS PRODUCTS—First V ttX ROOMS, centrally located, Agency, Raaltora, OiO-lSia. •on-floor, A-1 throughout, fam- nished. Adults, no peta, $90. home, with possibility of year inum combinations, bullt-lns, pools, or any Ilka nsas it haraby pro- moval — attics, cellars and in all phases. Including payroll. Pharmacy. No phona calls. on assqmbly Unas, warehouse, in horns service. Ask about our $185 monthly, heated. X D. MANCHESTER — bus line, well tfar outgrew oar. |2,S00 firm. yards, weekly and monthly If you are tired of bucking monthly. 649-4834 or 676-1166. MANCHESTER — Inveitors 'round living, large lot, a bar­ large let, $18,500. Owner 876- If no anawer. 648-8048. shlppingyond machine depart­ HAIR 8TYU8T, full-time, Bel- party plan too. CaU Eleanor Realty Co., 648-0139. maintained 6-room Cs:pe, cab- gain at, $8,900. Alice Qampet, W-6438. pickup. Bolton-Manchester «vl- dally traffic to and from Hart­ DRUG CLBXUC — axperienoad. ment. Muat be 18 or over, no Ustma Beauty Salon, 644-1619. wanted to buy this 4 family, 1850. hihited betwaon tha hours of 7:00 a.ni. Buck, 643-0768. ROOKVILLB—8 rooms and 4 ineted kitchen, ceramic bath, Realtor, 649-4548. cinlty. Harold Hoar, 649-4084. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ ford, coll Peerless Woodwork­ Reliable. Part-time — mom- ‘experience necesaary. Apply THREE ROOMS, very clean, rooms, stove, close to center ot haa 4(4 rooms each apartment, permanent aiding, hot water VERNON — 5 room Ranch with ing, wallpaper removed, fully ing Corp., Glastonbury, 638* ings, altamoona or avanlngs. Paraonnel Department, Iona 8EWINO MACHINB - Singer 660 monthly. J. D. Realty Oo. town, $50. monthly, complete­ buUt-lna. coin operated laun­ LAKE BUNGGBB Wood- and 11:00 p.m. beat offer. TTPEWHITBR8 — Standard 5211, tor appointment. heat. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 8 bedrooms, generous sized liv­ Inaured. Rene Belanger, 848- Drivar’i Ucenae aoeanUal. 101- Mfg. Co., Regent S t, MaU' tiituationa Wanted— automatlo slg • sag, cabinet •4S-0U9.' ly redecorated. Coll 676-7907, dry in baaemant. Good return stock, large wooded lot with ing room, kitchen with dining 649-6172. and electric. Repaired, over­ 0613 or 846-0804. ler Pharmacy. Nb pbeoa oaUa. cheater. model, exoeUent oondltton, but­ on tnvastment. (built 1967). hauled, rented. Adding mn- OOMESme wont 82 hour work Famala 88 CXOLONIAL — 11(4 rooms, 8(4 well, near waterfront, all Mce area, full cellar, finished rec TOWN OF MANOmDSTER W A i m DErV'. ton boles, smbroldsrs, hems, i >IX ROOM duplex, garage, oil LAKE ST.. Coventry — 4-room Convenient location on bua line. baths, living room 80x16, stone 1 ^ CKBVIUHJDT Bel Air, V-6. ^Inas rented and rspalred. ZN81DB and outolda painting. week? Will discuss salary, TAXI DRIVER8 over 31 with tumaoe, •leotricat hook - up. prlvUeges. Oall 649-8628. room with firsplace, plaster avtomatle tranamlaalon, seat MEN FOR FDUrr shift factory REFINED Woman dastrea post- ato., was $808.00,. unpaid bal- apartment avaliabU tor Imme- Cloee to echooli and etoree. fireplace, 6 aoree of land, out- RICHARD MARTIN, Oeaeral Maoagw Pickup and deUvsey asrvtoe. You name your own price. must have transportotioa from good driving record, mornings, work. Maohanloal axparienoa tton as companion. BxoeUsnt AfhilU prMonrad. 6a-448l after walls oil hot water heat, $15,- halts, new battery, good oondl' oaoa $69.86, tabs over pay- <*work. 246-5658. 648-2138. er. 88 Loomis St., Manchester. or out, 648-7019. ing Center, Hartford, 833-0476. Read Herald Ads. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1966 -WWE THlRTY^SrX Daily Net Prees Run iianrljfBtfr lEv^tting l|m U i ^ the Week WSm6U asptsMMr A, IN i The Manoheater Area Alum­ ing the taaohers would be eon- Ksslble slnoe there were a num- a nae Club of Pi Beta Phi, mem­ Today’s Pollen Count eulted before any new board r of Items of immediate Im­ Sehodl M Rliifan 13,893 About Town ME A Asks Education Board portance to discuss. These in­ iiatirtetrr lEwrmng ber of the National Panhellenlo 17.S m m U i polloy osi the subjeet were r •< Um AedU Consresa, will open Its fall sea­ clude the matUr of an unac­ DIseoimt PrkM l H m fourth annual Olaaton* The common ragweed •6 Obeelett* son with potluok and a fifth adopted. ceptable salary schedule and ManehMtm^—A City o f ViUago Charm iMirr lIBc’a HorN Show will bt may be from one to five To Hold Up on New Policy In ease the board felt that It anniveraary celebration Mon­ feet tall and has hairy green about 260 unsigned salaiy bald Sunday boflnnlns at t had to have a negotiations pol­ agreemenU. The selectUon of ARTHUR'S a.m. rain or thine on the Elk'a day night at the home of Mrs. stems, feathery parted Vamum J. Abbott Jr., 66 Ths Manchester Sducation As-^gchaffsr, board msmber, would icy on the books before starting an agent to run the referendum, (Okiestfled Advertlshig ea PRICE c n w CEM9 Show Orounda, Woodland St, leaves and long spikes of negotiations with the majority VOL. LXXXIY, NO. 289 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1966 Thayer Rd. There will be a green to yellow flowers WoWert aUted, should be one of South OlatUmbury. The ahow soclatlon (MBAl has requested submit a rsvlsion of the board's teachers' group, Wolfert sug­ the topics for discussion at the will feature 12 full dlviaiona bualneas meeting after potUick that produce the pollen. at 7. The meeting Is open to that the Manchester Board of policy for Its consideration at gested, it should consider ac­ coming board meeting. and individual claaaee. Other Education postpone adoption of the next scheduled meeting, on cepting only a very general pol­ The upcoming referendum is faaturea Include pony ridea, a all area PI Phis. For reserva­ tions, contact Mrs. Walter J. Miss Penne Halllhan, daugh­ any new policy governing teach­ Sept. IS. Schaffer had been In­ icy statement. He indicated that slated to occur sometime before ferria wheel and a chicken bar­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. er-board negotiations until after structed at the last meeting to he opposed the present board r S oWIrs ** DuprU Twins becue at noon. A shuttle but Wehner Jr., 11 Fqjey Circle, Oct. 12. ■ W>r Every Ooeaaloni H Blast Hartford. Halllhan of 32 Highland St., the forthcoming teacher repre­ prepare such a revision in time policy because of its limitations * ■ aervtce will bo provided from entered nurses’ training Satur­ sentation referendum. The re- for next week’s meeting. on the rights of the majority Isle’s Toaristn Booms " Pork HIR. - Are Identical the parkins lot to the show day at William W. Backus Hos­ Suest was made by MEIA Presl- Wolfert stressed that, under teachers' group and would op­ U.S. Jets Hit Betsy Heads for Louisiana^ area. ___ _ Members of the FYank J. pital, Norwich. ent Robert Wolfert In a letter the new teacher negotiation pose similarly any new policy KINO8T0N — Jamaica esti­ ■ joyfc* Nowar Shop! Members of the Oolden Age Mansfield Detachment. Marine addressed to Mrs. Katherine law, the methods of negotiation also tending to limit the rights Next to Hartford All the Way mates a 20 per cent Increase in National Bank ■ Club will meet tomorrow at 2 Corps Lengiie. will meet to­ Washington LOL will meet Bourn, chairman of the board were themselves a subject for of teachers’ groups. visitors this year over 1964. night at 8 at the Marine Hall, Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange of education. negotiation and that it there­ It is urgent, Wolfert continued, ■ 601 Main S t. Manobeater ■ LOS ANOBX.B8 (AP) — p.m. at the chibroom. School Volume was up 69 per cent BlShnell Way IClemanUry S t New efflcera will be elect­ 717 Parker St., for the election Hall, The 'Royal Black Precep- Wolfert based his request on fore seemed logical that the or­ to get the forthcoming referen­ early this year, the tourist 649-0791—649-144S b the possibility that Beldon Close to China School might be In troubU of officers. tory will meet at 9. ganisation ultimately represent­ dum out of the way as soon as ed. office said. L today If it had an enroll­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) — U.S. military ment computer, Um princi­ Thousands Flee Coast Area pal’s ofHcs said. This spokesmen announced today that American planes school, in subimban High­ bombed a bridge 17 miles south of Red China’s border land Paric, has Its first digit with North Viet Nam. It was their closest penetration children. toward the Chinese frontier in the Vietfamese war. The new klnder»rten pu­ MAIN STREET • MANCHESfER OPEN 6 DAYS! The spokesmen said four F106«>------— ------pils are 1 and 2 l>ipris, 6- ITiunderchlefs damaged the yearnold blond Identical • r’ '•V ' East Texas 000 troops were taking part, twins, enrolled Wednesday railroad bridge in the raid American and Vietnamese casu- Wednesday and pounded two by their father, Eugene Je­ HOUSE CAMPUS TIME SPECIALS alUea were described as light. rome Duprls, 26. Actually, Also in Path other bridges 26 and SO miles No other major ground activi­ their names are Eugene Je­ aouth of the border. ty was reported, but a U.S. The area, about 140 mUee rome Duprls Jr. 1 and FOR YOUR MONEY AT HOUSE & HALE! Army helicopter crashed in the Eugene Jerome Duprls Jr. MORE Outfitting the Back to School and College set at House & Hale has been a long time tradl- northwest of Hanoi, is an Impor­ Mekong Delta 100 miles south of Of Hurricane tant transportation center lead­ Saigon, and all members of its 2. ing to the North Vietnamese How did this happen? YES, YOU GET FAMOUS NAME BRANDS! SERVICE! •tion with most Manchester familiee . . . this year as never before, our shelves are just orew were reported killed. Papa Duprls, a carpenter, NEW ORLEANS, La. eapital. U.S. pilots are trying to The crash occurred in Com­ (A P)—^Thousands o t lYfo- dlarupt a railroad in the area munist-Infested Vlnh Blnh ProV' said that years he had HALE CONVENIENCE! DEPENDABILITY! CHARGE ACCOUNTS! brimming with nationally advertised sports, casual and scjiool wearables. Come see for your­ dreamed of a son. to carry gees streamed inland to* Main Street—^Manchester and last month bombed within Ince, but It was not known Im­ SO miles of Red CSilna twice. mediately whether the craft was his full name. In 1660 after day from Louisiana’s ex> self . . . this is the store for more quality and style at unbelievable savings 1 five years of childless mar­ In the ground war, U.S. hit by enemy fire. Although the posed coastal areas as Hmv Marinee and Vietnamese troope helicopter was on a troop trans­ riage, the twins were bom. oonUnued their giant sweep to port mission, there were no “ I couldn’t just name one ricane Betsw, fresh from dear the Viet Oong from the passengers abdl^ of them junior,” he said. an attack on Florida, GORDON PETERS Batangan peninsula. The Batangan offensive was "I figured they’re identical churned closer. Reports from the three-day- aimed at smashing a reported twins, so why no* give them The vanguard of 100,000 fSta- INTRODUCING EVERYTHING old cmraUon 200 miles south of Communist buildup in the area Identical namee?” dents of ooutham Louialana and C%u Lai said 148 Viet Oong had SSO miles north of Saigon. 9 eastern Texas packed oora end DORM been killed, S8 captured and 100 The Marines made the biggest trallera and headed north— GOES BETTER WITH ^ auapecta detained. away from poooible killer tIdSe . Although between 6,000 and 6,- (See Page Twelve) Tw o Women and 140-mlle winds. SHIRTS The New Orleans Weather SLACKS BY LANCER HEATHER JUMPERS Bureau urged them to evacuate Found Shot quickly before rlatag tides cot Singing new A-line jumpers with welt o tt escape. seaming in blue or berry heather wool Regular At 10 a.m., Betsy woe ISS . . . included in this group are wool 5.99 President Creates In Chicago milee south-southaaet c< the mouth of the Mleelaalppl River Mod or Bunny Smock style jumpers, and moving west^orthweet CRESLAN BLEND NO IRON Sanforized, wash ’n CHK3AGO (AP)—A motorist in solids or two tone wools and cor­ found the bodies of two well- through the Ohilf of Mexico M IS duroys. Sizes 10-18. wear, oxford cloth but­ dressed Negro women, both shot miles an hour. ton front, buttondown New Cabinet Post in the head, in a grassy ditch Homesteady Fla., Potver Lines Fell in Hurricane Betsy’s Path ■"-Betsy is expected to oonOaM collar, side slits. Navy outside a cemetery today. moving about 18 mUea per hour WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnson signed The eyee and mouths of the and turn to a noitliweeterty FEATURING or cranberry top- fnto law today legislation creating a new department of young victims had been covered Course today," a Weather' Bu­ stitch in white. Sizes housing and urban affairs and called it “a wise, just with adhesive tape. Ooroner An­ deGaulle Wants reau odvtoory said. “Not muah 10-18. drew J. Toman said both hod chMige in Mze or tatensity ta KORATRON and progressive measure for all America.” Indianf Pakistani Forces indicated." Regular 6.99 Speaking before a large group^ been shot twice from behind. N A T O Revised a i mayors, members of Con­ legislation "represents the unl- Ranald Bertoline, 82, who An emergency Oi-vil Detente gress and other officials In the determination of this gen­ llvee in the area, saw the bodies PARIS (AP) -T- Preeldent center began operating at Batoa Cynamld(TM) for acrylic fiber White House flower garden, eration to preserve the best of when he and hds wife were driv­ Charles de Gaulle served notice Rouge, to coordinate e-vacuottOB SUGGESTED LIST ing to work at 6:60 a.m. Berto­ • 50% creslan *43% zantrel ray- Johnson said the legislation Is the past by preparing to make Battle on Two New Fronts today the North Atlantic Treaty and emergency work. Evacuation of Cameron Par­ cm • 7% acetate. for Back to Campus “ the first step toward organi­ the future better still.” line notified police. Organization must dre^ Ks inte­ If Weaver is appointed and The women's bodies lay in a grated command structure by iah—where 600 persons died in a sing our system for a more ra- NEW D FT.WT Tndift’t’sector in the north and In th«<8>afternoon Indicate very Selected Seconds Famous Percale tionai response to the pressing confirmed by the Senate he shallow ditch between Thatcher Gadra area tOO miles to the fighting is In progress in most 1969. He said France would halt 1967 hurricane—began at 9:M Road and Westlawn Cemetery Challenge of urban life.’’ would be the first Negro ever to (AP) — Indian and Pakis­ south, In southeast Pakistan sectors in Pakistan,” it said. its boycott of the Skiropean a.m. WASH ’N WEAR serve in a president’s Cabinet. in an unincorporated area near tani troths fought heavy where lit launched Invasions The Indian Defense Ministry Common Market U a common Livestock from the marsh ei* Johnson delayed announce­ The President hasn’t even Norridge on the northwe^ero farm policy is adopted, and was ts woa being hauled out kg ment of tats selection to the head engagements on tivo new Wednesday. reported “ fierce fighting” was ’ n e v e r — NO NEVER IRON SHEETS and CASES hinted at his choice, however, fringe of Chicago one block It was understood the tough­ in progress in the "Liahore sec­ obscure about hts alectoral in­ t^Cke the new department which will and others have been meiitlonod south of Montrose Avenue. fronts in northern and tent In a news conference last­ Black and red huntoeiN S be the 11th Cabinet post. est fighting was in the border tor.” An announcement said 17 TWIN SIZE in rumors, among them Robert The area is all white in racial southern Pakistan today. regions of the north near the Pakistani tanks had been de ing an hour and 26 mlnutea. warning flags were flying tram • GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR Speculation has centered on C. Wagner, who is not seeking population makeup. It is about a the mouth of the kUselaelppl IF PERFECT 2.99 ...... 1.99 Robert C. Weaver, director of India claimed 76 Pakistani West Pakistan city of Kasur and stroyed in the past 24 hours and He also labeled grotmdlees (BACKBID BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING GUARANTEE) , re-election as mayor of New mile from a forest preserve India’s city of Frerepore in that the Pakistanis have been any speculation that France River west to Galveston, Tex. the Housing and Home Finance York, and Albert Rains, an Ala­ where the bodies of three tanks— all American-made Backtracking Betsy’s ekast DOUBLE SIZE IF Agency, wWch is the core of the Punjab. trying to “ regain positions” might act as a mediator in the • RAZOR SHARP CREASE REMAINS IN FOR THE LIFE OF THE bama Democrat who specialized schoolboys, Anton Schuessler — were destroyed in a 24- As ths fighting raged. Pre­ they had lost to the Indian Viet Nam confUct, but vaguely target remained uncertain, n ie PERFECT 3.29 . .. 2.29 new dspartpaetR. Jr., 11, his brother, John, 18, SLACKS in housing legislation while a hour period. mier 0))ou Bn-lai of Red Oilna army. promised that she might be dis­ storm — described as teta-mou* Johnson aaid that in ths next member of the House. and Robert Peterson, 14, were In Rawalpindi, a Pakistani kxMsd another blast at India "These attempts of theirs posed to help if, a t some tutuza ing, big and dangerous — has CASES IF PERFECT 2 for 1.992 F o T 1.04 SB years “ we must literally Hie ' new department sup found in October 1968. The mys- .spidMimaa claimed..bnfl» -drfves and said its “ massive armed have been repulsed with heavy time, sound pos^biHties for set­ proved itself unpredictable. build a secohd AnteiSoa-----put­ «1U*' t w y of their slaying never hak •TESTED AND CERTIFIED BY THE NATIONWIDE CONSUMER FAIR ISLE OR SOLIDS plants the Huusliig" oia! HSnii t l io p jft i cold. But miua attack OB Pakiktan” could not losses to the Cherny," the an­ tlement might arise. The multiblilion-dollar off­ Crisp, snow white percales. Imperfections so slight ting in {dace os many houses, Finance Agency and puts under been solved. The boys - were said its nrcM were advancing have been carried out without nouncement said. shore oU industry — 4,800 oil TESTING INSTITUTE schools, apartments, parks and one roof urban-oriented p r o ­ strangled. As to his presidential oandida- wells and drilling platformo, E . C LA S SIC S IN they will not aJTect the wear. Stock up now I on both fronts, in (he Sialkot U.S. Consent and support. The wording of the announce­ cy in the Dec. 6 election, the 74- offices as we have built through grams now scattered among Sheriff’s police said a shot In a speech at a reception in some of them 100 miles frora HEATHER all the time since the pdlgrims several government depart­ had been heard in the vicinity of ment made it appear that the year-old president said only: land — was being evacuated • G-E Silieong Pektag at the North Korean Indians had inde^ gone on the promise you that you will cer­ srrived on these shores.” ments. the cemetery about 4:30 a.m. Embosity, Choii stopped short of and battened down. The Federal Housing Admin­ today. That stretch of Thatcher defensive after driring toward tainly know my intentUms with­ All possible equipment hod Stain Protaction LUXURIOUS KAPOK "The physical challenge le School Opening saying Oilna would provide in two months.” •wesome,” Johnson said. istration and the Federal Na­ Road would be dark and desert­ Lahore. headed for inland waters. About Miss Gotham SWEATERS tional Mortgage Association are concrete assistance to P^istan. India claimed its forces were He roved over a Hst of ques­ "But there is a challenge to ed at that hour. But he reiterated firm support 3,000 oil workers bad been BED PILLOWS among the subagencies that will Both women appeared to be In Brings Protests advancing along two other tions posed to him as the confer­ moved to safety. •A vailab la in the spirit that is even greater o f the Pakistanis. ence began in Blysee Palace and more demanding. be absorbed. Unlike the others, their 20s. One was clad In a fronts opened Wednesday north The last hurricane in the area 6*99 and 7.99 these two will retain their Officials in Washington and and south of the flatlands battle­ before more than 1,000 newsmen — Hilda last September — "It is not enough for us to In Massachusetts London were concerned lest Red and officials. All wanted Styles Regular 3.99 •reot towers of st^ e and glass names and identities. (Bee Page Eight) field. It appeared, however, that caused about $200 million dein* '$ Take your pick of two popular classics. Choose China take a hand tn behalf of these attacks — in the Sind area He touched briefly on the P 2 .8 7 or to lay out vast suburbs of BOSTON (AP) —The first day age to offshore oil rigs. and Colors from berry, blue, gold, green or beige. Sizes Pakistan by starting new trou' At 8 a.m. the Na-vy located the Non-allergenic, hygenic, soft, plump, luxury pillows. order and conformity. We must ble on India’s border. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) 82-40, in 100% wools. seek — and we must find — of school brought protest dem- center of Betsy about 236 milse King size, 22 x 28 in a variety of a.ssorted tickinga. onstraUons In two MasMChu- There were theee other diplo­ southeast of the mouth of th« ways to preserve and perpetu­ matic developments: ate in the city the individuality, setta cities against conditions in Mississippi River. She was m ov ­ —U.N. Secretary-General U in g west-northwest at 18 mllqs the human dignity, the reapeirt ■chools attended principally by Thant arrived in Rawalpindi, 90% Wool, 10% Nylon "Forestdale" for individual rights and the an hour, packing -winds of l20 to devotion to individual responsi­ Negro children. the Pakistan oopHol, on his mis­ 140 miles an hour. sion to seek a cease-fire. bility that have been parts of In Boston today, N eg^ par­ Provincetown School The trickle of evacuees, Soca the American character and ents decided to stage a boycott —Premier Amir Abass Hovel- to swell, started at Cameroo, ' BLANKETS strengths Of the American sys­ of schools in Roxbury and North da o t Iran flew into Turkey to the little town in western Loplid* tem.” Dorchester a n d to transport . consult with Turkish officials on ana near the Texas boraen Johnson said enactment of the their children themselves to less Pakistan’s appeal to them for Bans ‘Beatnik’ Dress where Hurricane Audrey killed Regularly $5.99 ' 4 .9 7 crowded schools In other sec­ military help. All three nations 500 in June 1967. tions. are members of the Central PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (AP) — Teen-agers have Most of those 600 died in surg­ The school committee refused Treaty Organization, an anti­ returned to junior and senior high school scrubbed ant ing tides which swept the coast* Perfect for the dorm . . . lightweight, warm, deep State News at an emergency meeting Tues­ communist alliance with which neat to comply with a ban on sandals, skirts above the al area. Betsy’s tides were site tone colors of wine, green, navy or gray. Sizes 60x80. day night to expand its school the United States is associated. expected to be high — (orecota bus program. An Indian communique, re knee, wild hairdos, and general sloppiness, at 10 to 12 feet at some points. . Provincetown, the tip of In Springfield, where schools porting the claim that 114 Pak • The Weather Bureau said ths T een-ager opened Wednesday, civil rights istant tanks had been destroyed Cape Ood, attracts thousands of was beginning to rub off on the* most likely landfall for the hur-'' Famous JEAN ALLAN pickets marched in front of the since Sept. 1, spoke In general tourists each summer of all hometown teen-agers, school rloane’s center was westeihl terms of the tottles. types including the beatniks, officials said. Louiaiana and the exitreme up­ Arrested in (See. Page Bight) "Reports received until this and beatnik dress and behavior Before school opened, they per Texas coast. SCATTER RUGS published a code of dress and Betsy left most o t the PTorlda behavior in a local newspaper. area without power and dM i $600 Holdup Supt. Arthur Malchman said ruined crops, flooded homes. 2.98 Value 2 For 3 .9 8 Science Teaching Revolution today, "The boys and girls real­ No damage estimate was Arm WETHERSFIELD (AP) ly looked nice— there were Large size 26 x 45 inch, 100% viscose fibers. Choose even some sport coata and (See Page Eight) from many decorator colors. Rubberized backing. A New Britain teen-ager tlea." TWO was arrested today in con?- The code, In part, for boys: nection with the $600 Biology: Darwin in the Lab No esoteric haircuts (exces­ Famous "LUX" Apollo hoWup of First National sive length); Supermarket on Route 9. Editor’s Note — Despite some<»of the Biological Sciences <3urri-®ed. Our program for them Isn’t Shirts must be tucked in; News Tidbits FOR criticism from church groups culum Study. sophisticated, but No sandals; Police said Miles White HI, high school biology courses may "For many jipup^tera, this giene, either.” ALARM CLOCKS 18, of 66 Jubilee St., New Brit­ Sport or suit coats or sweaters 100% WOOL FLANNEL soon start emphasizing tl)e will be the last science course The project got under way on with a shirt and tie required FROM GLEN OAKS ain, was picked up in New Brit­ teaching of evolution as a mator they have In high school. We the University of Colorado cam­ $^yoo ain and charged with robbery except during September end scimtlfic theory and dilscuss the decided the empha.sis should be pus in 1959 with a grant from Administration officials sre COMPARE! with violence. June; , BLAZERS BROOMSTICK facts of human reproduction. rrot so much on the facts of the National Science Foundation For the girls: confident French President de* 2 ,1 9 In the holdup Wednesday, a These developments are report­ science, as on how you can ask to the American Institute of Hemlines not above the knee; Gaulle will not be able to die*, man wielding a nickel-plated re' ed In the following third of five questions of nature." Biological Sciences. Gorbman, No excessive makeup; tate the dismantling of the WIDE WALE CORDUBOY SLACKS Desk size, metal case . . ..assorted colors . , . hand reiver stole the money from the articles in the revolution in the Although cutting up dead who had been involved from the No teased hairstyles; NATO military commahd eye- wound . . . 90 day guarantee. •. market and fled in a car, elud' SiR’s in the U.S. school system. frogs is not part of the program, start, recently resigned to be­ No hair dye; tern. . . . Gen Wesain y Weisla tag police roadblocks. come dean of the College of Arts SPORT COATS By O.K. HODENFIELD there still is heavy emphasis on No esoteric earrings (those refuses to stop aside as com* Police said White was traced laboratory work and field work. and Sciences at Rutgera Univer­ that hang down several Inches mander of Dominican Repub* through Information that da- AP Education Writer sity this fall. ADJUSTABLE, HIGH INTENSITY BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — ”We give the students lab below the ear). lie armed forces center, oreoS* 2 Pair For serlbed the oar. experiences where they aren’t ’ibe textbooks and other ma­ tag a new orlsla for new pro* New Britain police said |667 Sure, everyone, remembers high terials were the joint product of Malchman said the ideas be­ ‘ \ school biology. That’s the sure how things are ralng to hind the code are seK-dlsclpUne vlalonol government. . . .Sen. 1 7 .8 8 ta cash w u found on White's turn out," Grobman said. "The university professors and high Mansfield propoeee pledge tty Wanted fabrics in Ivy or Continental STUDY. LAMPS course where you cut up a dead school teachers. and pride. "If the pupil takes READY CUI-FfO person. They quoted him students need facts, but memor­ United States and other no* models. Pre-hemmed cuffs, waist sizes saying ha spent t>. No weapon frog. The professors knew what pride in himself, he’ll take pride Choose from wine, navy, camel or Well, frogs are getting a new ization of facts isn’t enough." should be taught, the teachers in his school and in his studies, tlons to work through UN ta PLAIN ERONE 27-88. Choose from olive, blue, black was found in the Car, Unlike some of the "new" adjust foreign old program onfi green flannel blazers . . . Olive or White was picked up os he lease on life in the "new biolo­ knew what could be taught," he said. MODELS or gray. If bought separately, 6.95 pr. ,4 .8 9 gy” which has been developed science programs, this biology Grobman says. Principal George Leyden told help restore peace between In­ whiskey color corduroys . . . Regulars •rove to work. has been written for the aver­ dia and Pakistan. . . . Jack Famoua Keystone Brand here. So are crayfish and earth­ By the time the materials the students Wednesday the 36-46, longs 88-46. worms. The emphasis has age student, with special ma­ Ruby asserts persons ta “high Compare at |7. Airline Probe Wjfre ready for commercial pub­ code will be strictly enforced.’’ changed. terials prepared both (or fast lication tn 1963, they had been "Let no one fight this, be ptaoee” have sought to sop* and slow learners. Bye-eaving aid for every etudent. All metal . . . a WA8HINOTON (AP) — The In its most radical departure revised several times after test­ cause "you’re going to press foots about Preeklenl Kennedy's osseaetaotloa end Styled by Famous Maker necessity to relieve eye strain. Olrll Aeronautics Board ordered from the traditional, the new About 70 per cent of all 10th ing on 166,000 students In dozens losing battle," he said. AVAILABI E IN sm Investigation Wednesday blologj-' part of curricula reform graders study biology, com­ of large and small high schools He said the school committee following events but named no which will consider AUegheny in U.S. educaticn teaches evolu-’ pared with 41 per cent of the names. . . . King Faisal of REVERSE rWISIS COLOR HAPPY MEN'S PULLOVER Schools normally buy biolo­ believes the code is needed to Airline’s appUcaUon to redesig- tlon as major scientific theory, 11th .graders studying chemis­ gy books every five years "encourage os much as possible Saudi Arabia arrives ta Oeiro AND FLANNEIS ■ate its New London, Conn., and discusses the facta o( hu­ try, and 28 per cent of the 12th Grobman said. *'The maximum a happy and normal develop­ for talks with President NaO* stop as New Lemdon-aroton. SWEATERS CURTAIN CLOSE-OUT' man reproduction. graders studying physios. market is about 400,000 a year. ment." ser. . , . Soviet Unlop aeeueao SPORT SHIRTS ’"nUa puts a tremendous bur­ U.S. of blocking ogreemeat ofi OF DISCONTINUED STYLES The InvesUgatlon will also try Ooming up soon in an early In two yearn, we’ve sold about He told the glrU, "Often when Shaggy knit mohair and wool sweat­ to determine whether Alleghe- revision of the text: the blologl- den on Qie high school biology 60,000 which means that about you sit down the short dress treaty to ban underground nil* oal basis for human racial dlf- course to pnnnde a general ed­ 76 per cent ot the schools are clear tests to continue its owa ers, styled with V-neck and saddled • Cape Cods By% route between Washington creeps up — not a very happy *1?" 3 For 10. and Boston should be renewed terenoes, and ths problems of ucation (or ills in a world In- buying them. teaching situation." program. itiiched shoulders for a full fashioned • Tier Sett 1 / 1 / sr modified. human population growth. oreaslngly dominated by 'We think this means that at Malchman said the students ..Young Poklstonta rip «t yO tO OFF York to Boston includes Bridge­ troversy la a natural step when "The slow Isamers, and those cent ot the high school students think Its going oveh without any the U « . oonsulate, end bum B SchooVs In Drive Carefully you consider the knowledge ex- who juat can’t handle the regu­ taking b lolo^ will be studying ta the Poet Offioe Iquare white and sw d cfdor twills. Ivy IiMgue Uuv*- •Tailored and 'A port, New Haven end Bradfey hltchea." Moat of the parents pkMrion that has rooked the sd- lar oourss, deserve more than our materius.' reacted favorably also, he eald, crying- “ Yankee go Home.'* field. 'This group of youngsters— making sure to walk just a watsrsd-down hygiens All royalties go to the Nation­ styles with buttondown ccdlars. Iai>- Rufflad Daeront TTm OAB diamlseed AUegha- uoatlon world. Soma biology but. there was some op ^ ltlon . President JohnsoB'e Viet Nam fred styling in s, m, I, xl. If bought in the crosswslk at the Spruce and Oak Street in­ being taught today ta 100 years course. 8o we wrote a pronam al Science Foundation, which policy is supported by paid tah • Parfact for REGULAR PRICES ■ y 'l applloation (or relaxed res- for them with heavy emphaals Mrs. John B. Stetson wrote, trioUons on the route from tersection—is representative of a total of nearly behind the times. has Invested about )8 million in vertleemente in 14 newepapete on lab work. "Many styles among the young homa and dormt Bradley Field to Washington. It 9.500 youngsters who went back to school in Man- "Our goal is not to produos the project. may not meet with everyone’s future solentlats, but to make "Many of those youngsters Although the materials seem ■aid It would discuss Uia issue cnester today. Motorists, are urged to use added havs troubla oommunlcatin favor but Is it really any o t our t o M i healing on renewal e( every student an sffsotivs oM- to tava won general aooept- buslnesa imliees they eur (or an BfKe^vo sad Dum H 9 caution during hours the children are en route to laen ta an ago a t agisiws," said but tbay om do things wli ore awn jroungT’* Feste ta Asta,** (Saa Vhta nght) and from achool. ( H e i^ photo by Ofiara.) Dr. AmoM OrebnwB, dtasotor thslr hands. T b s y is tob-ortant- (•aa Fbcb Ttaa),