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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 19661 Ayeikge Dfdly Net Press Run The Weather ^AGE THIRTY-SIX I t r a l h . For tho Week. Ended Clear and cold tband daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Ed­ ing association officers, PTA in­ Since 1853 CHARGE ACCOUNT ward Feltham of Jarvis Rd., re­ formation, the school calendar In “The Connecticut March” To Major Asian Tour Manchester Grange will meet In Cash cently returned for her final and the association program for during his vMt to the Dan­ tonight at 8 at Orange Hall. Main Street, Manchester bury Fhlr yesterday His wife year at Colby Junior College, 1966-67. , PLA1NV1U,B (AP)—The loot iTirst and second degrees will be New London, N.H., an d' has The association will sponsor a from an armored car holdup JfX was overheard to say to a conferred. There will be a white friend standing by: been inducted into Phi Theta Book Fair Nov. 2, S and 4 in Wednesday, night by d gang o f lelephant table. "Thht’ settles my problem 7^ Kappa, an honor society. PI'A Speaker the school auditorium. Proceeds ski-masked holdup men con- of the event will be used for the VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE for Christmas. I know what SOUTH KOMiA W ill Vi sit Mrs. Wilber Little, rehabilita­ John F. Schereschewsky, a fine arts program at the school .tained about $20,000 in cash, an , f t? I’m going to get him—a set' Pe€iflt The Women’s Society and the PREFER PURITAN FOREVER YOUNG ^ c l a l ot the annored car ser­ OCT. 31-NOV. tion chairman of the VFW and for books and supplies for o f share drums.” JAPAN Couples Club Of Community columnist for the Hartford vice said today. OcdOA 5 Countries jAuxlliary, and Mrs. Theodore the school library. • Very Important Persons on the go prefer the Baptist Church will sponsor a Courant and a radio and tele­ George W. Dunbar Jr., secre­ Fairbanks made the unit’s an­ Puritan Forever Youn^ routing via a two piece harvest supper and fair Sat­ vision personality, will be the tary of the Dunbar Armored MiDWAY nual visit to. Rocky Hill Vet­ urday at the church. T he fair double knit Acetate. Two tones contrast in a clever During Jaunt guest speaker at a meeting of Oar service of Hartford, said State News erans Hospital. They visited 313 will be open from 4 to 8 p.m. Police Arrests way on the overblouse for a bom traveler look. patients, and distributed white the Waddell School PTA to be the bandits apparently got about Supper will be served from Mint/Oyster, Black/Oyster. 10-20, I V - / . $40,000 in cash and checks, of WASHINGTON (.^ )— Bocks, stationary and stamps. 2 2 241 2 5:30 to 6:30. Mrs. Frank Car­ held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the which about half was cash. President Johnson is eXm Mark P. Ray^ 20, of 77 Camp­ Researching PHILIPPINESI WAKS penter o f 91 Adelaide Rd. and school auditorium. ITie loss was Insured, he said. $r jianding his trip to thd Mrs. Richard Malone of 48 bell Ave.., Vernon, was charged VIST OC7. 34. 3$ Schereschewsky,, director of Local, state and fedei^ in­ ^N A $r Manila conference into a Quaker St. are in charge of at 6:40 p.m. yesterday with VERY Plan Gets OK Rumsey Hall School in Wash­ making unnecessary noise with vestigators had little to go on major Asian tour 'with super reservations. ington, Conn., served in the . }n their search for the bandits. MANILAS FUEL OIL a motor vehicle. SPECIAL! ^ visits to New Zealand, Ana* 1947-48 session of the State ' According to the Dunbar By Dempsey t ^ i a , Thailand, Malasnsia Richard Resnick of Man­ Liegislature and helped formu­ Police said a patrolman in a guards, Louis Kohler, 68, and cruiser saw Ray squeal his tires and South Korea, as vvell aa chester, a geology student at late a bill to give state aid to Merton French, 39, the robbery NtW — 13.8 — leaving McDonald’s Drive-in at HARTFORD (AP) — the Philippines. |\ the Eastern New Mexico Uni­ public schools. was swiftly and efficiently car­ 46 W. Center St. Gov. John Dempsey endors­ OUINIA------rw-ra----- ^ , Johnson’s . plans were* dl» 200 GAL. MIN. C.O.D. versity, Portales, will attend a Five times a week he broad­ ried out l>y four to six men closed today by governments of Ray is scheduled to appear in shortly after 8 p.m. ed a program today that field trip of the New Mexico casts a radio series called “You SOLOMON several of the Asian notions. Manchester Circuit Court 12, BOYS’ 8-20 BENCHWARMERS could apply $192,000 to re­ R. B. RBGIUS Geological Society to the Taos and Your Country” on W'TIC, Kohler and French said they There was no immediate word Oct. 27. were grabbed by the bandits and Raton areas from Thurs­ Hartford, and has been a panel search in Connecticut. from the V^ilte House, but tiis 643-0577 Chester S. Ososkl Jr., 31, of All wool melton shell, • > .V ‘ day, Oct. 13, to Sunday, Oct. 16. member of "What In The as they were, emerging from a The plan, developed by the President scheduled an after­ 31 W. Middle Tpke., was charg­ downtown bank, a branch of the ConnecUcut Research Commis­ INDONtSiA World” on W n c television zip-out liner, quilted noon news conference that vnm ed yesterday afternoon with 90 Hew Britain Federal Savings sion, calls for asking the U.S. since 1957. expected to bring his oooflrma* making unnecessary noise with Bank. Department of Commerce for sleeves. Burgundy or tion of the announcementa fram He writes a column entitled a motor vehicle, on Highland The guards had been going $96,000 in federal participation Backside View of the Moon abroad. “You and Your Child” which is ^t. He is schedulfed for court ap­ navy. Reg. 19.98 from store to store pickii^ up in 11 state projects. If approved, published three times a week pearance Oct. 24.. ths day’s receipts in their cus­ This photo of the backside of the moon was released the state 'would match this Ohe news conference was sad Indian Ocaon in the Courant. tomary manner and hsul Just by N A SA today. It was taken by the luna spacecraft figure. for 8 p.m. EOT. The official vistts to the flv« FARMER’S MARKET After the meeting, PTA mem­ HOSPITAL HEAD RESIGNS picked up additional bags of last Aug. 24. N A SA reports the area shown is about The com'mission told D em ps^ Niw nations wiU be sandwirtied berships wili be available at the WALLINGFORD (AP) — The cash and checks at the bank 800 by 900 miles and is located in the eastern por­ that fa.'vorable action by the IS At AND < door, and refreshments will be director of the Gaylord Rehabili­ Commerce Department would around the Oct. 24-26 MaidlSi 827 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS when they were waylaid, police tion of the backside of the moon. (AP Photofax). OCT. )9.30 served in the cafeteria by Mrs. tation Hospital, Stuart W. Knox, GIRLS’ 7-14 NAVY MEN’S TWILL said. enable the state to go ahead meeting of chiefs of state of the Henry Wierzbicki and her com­ has submitted his resignation. Tbs robbers, their faces hid­ under the Technical Service Act, seven countries witfa troops mittee. Knox has held the directorship PEA JACKETS CORDUROY SU CKS ZIP SURCOAT den by garishly decorated ski which provides for the matching fighting Communtata in Soutii Mrs. Vernon R. Muse, pro­ since 1964. His resignation, an­ masks, warned the guards not funds. ' ‘ Vtet Nam. The 11 projects would be con­ Jidinson plans to 'visit Nsw CLOSING SUNDAY, OCT. 9 gram chairman, is in charge of nounced Tuesday, is effective Reg. 12.99 to struggle and disarmed them. Reg. $7 Inez Advancing ducted by the University of Con­ Milai At Eqwotof Zealaitd Oct. 19-20 and.tiien fly arrangements. Dec. 31. Reg. 12.99 C 8 8 The guards thought they saw a 1 1 88 short-barreled shotgtm In the necticut, the University of to Australia, before attending Bridgeport, the University of the Manila meeting. New 2Sea» AH rMndntng fruits f m d vegetables wiH be sold Heavy tackle twill resists wind hands of one robber. This Map Shows Stopping Points on LBJ Asian Tour J i X Kohler felt the cold muzzle of Hartford, Fairfield University, land Prime Minister Keith and water'“ Curon” quilt lining. ot HALF PRICE startieg Sunday, Oct. 9 at 100% all wool, double breasted Wash, drip dry corduroy, Ivy a gun against the back of his Toward Yucatan Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hdlyoake announced in Wettato Sizes 36-46. Olive, navy bur- of Connecticut, the University ton. styling, brass buttons. Navy or league styling. In olive or anti­ neck as he was ordered to lie NEW ORLEANSvLa. (AP) — tan Peninsula late tonight. .. gundy., down on the sidewalk beside Research Institute of Connecti­ Holyoake saM Jdhnscn bod 3 P .H . burgundy. lope. 30-42 waist. Hurricane Inez, which left more ‘"ndes of 5 to 10 feet are ex­ cut, Travelers Research Center, mapped an itinerary font "wffl Frehch. The bandits roughly than 150 persons dead In her pected along the northern coast and the Connecticut Develop­ Yiet Cong Unit Surrenders bring him to New ZealaM end slanped a pair of handcuffs on of the Yucatan Peninsula to­ destructive surge through the then on to AustraUat, Tbaltand. Kohler. '< night and early Friday,’’ the ment Oommizsicn. COOKING ON A BUDGET Caribbean, thrashed across the Malaysia, and South Ktnea as PERMANENT PRESS MEN’S 100% WOOL WORSTED "Don’t move or we’ll kill bureau said In a JO a.m.,‘ CST,. Gulf of Mexico today, its UO- wen as to the FliUipidnes ooUf is an easy trick if-you make you!** they eald, Kohler re­ advisory. ''Hurricane force ’ Murder Trild , SMARTLY STYLED SUITS* mllc-an-hour winds aimed at the UTCHFIBHJJ ( ^ ) — A e 1 foienoe day. Accutron by Buloua. From $125.00 Lamb Patties lb*. 79« spokesman said today. Enemy losses reported were McGinnis was later identified bers of the original 11-man gang electrocuted and another capture the last hill along a near the coast,^26 to SO miles was showing deference to de­ Flounder The condition of the. 'Wounded also down, 1,104 last week com­ It’s Not Too Early To Layaway For Christmas by one of the gang as the mas­ are in the same state prison ^j^wned, bringing the storm’s four-mile ridge they had been north of Qui Nhon. sires of otiier Pacific nations to LAMB LEGS ->lb. 79e man, Joseph Cancel, 21, of Hart­ pared with 1,208 the previous With the South Vietnamese on Tiny Bay termind of the great Brink’s cell block where MqGinnis died. announced death toll in Cuba to clearing ot North Vietnamese have the pri'vilege of aanoune- ford, waa termed good. week. the units of the helicopter- Scallops robbery, then the biggest cash One of the six is Vincent J. four. Hundreds were Injured for 16 days. 'West, fog visits from Che Amertoan LAMB CHOPS lb. 79e American casualties two borne U.8 . 1st Oavalry, Airmo- prealdent robbery in the country’s history. Costa, now 53, the "lookout” for during her previous visit. (See Page Ten) Marine casualties were de- Fresh Oysters weeks ago were 142 killed, 825 MEATY SHOULDER Ten yeaM ago' today. McGin­ the Job, who climbed to the roof A ricochet blow at the Yuca­ wounded and 3 missing or cap­ (See Page Ten) (Bee Pag* TanR ■ nis and seven^oUieM were con­ of a four-story teneme>nt the tan Peninsula might send Inez SUOOR OR RIB CHOPS tured. The number of Ameri­ U. S. Choice victed of the iofibery. night ot the robbery. Wth a tel­ reeling on across the Gulf of cans missing quadrupled last 917 MAIN ST.—l^IANCHESTER Sliced to Order In lb. lot* O. M. Last night, McGinnis w a s escope, he peered into t h e Sr * * Round Steak Mexico toward the main body of /' Cooked Salami ...... lb. 79c found dead in his ceU at the Brink’s building 50 yards away week, to 12. Ground Mexico. The casualties last week Massachusetts state prison in to see if all was clear. Price Fixing'ChargkA Dubuque Frank* ...... iS. 79e The penfosula, which Juts up brougHK the total nunfoer of lb. 9 9 ^ . nearby Walpsignal with a 69- off from the Caribbean, is war to 6,401 and the woimded to n>e bald, heavy-set McGinnis S A U S A G E : . . . Ib. 79e cent flashlight — as he stood not owned partly by Mexico. The 20,014. Totals reported for the died without shedding light on Grand Jury Indicts far from the Old North Chiurdi, southeast corner is occupied by year include 8,523 Americans what happened to the Brink’s S E . on the exeiti ng new. where a lantern signal sent Paul British Honduras and a part of killed, 6,850 South Vietnamese money. Only about $50,000 of Living* Lightly Padded Bra, reg. $4.95, now only $3.95. Just Revere on his famous ride in Guatemala. killed and 40,140 enemy dead. the'$1.2 million has been recov­ the merest bit of delightfully soft fiber-fill lining in the 1776. Two persons were injiu«d ' The coastal campaign. Opera­ HOUSE A HALE ered. I ' 15 Plumbing Firms Jtojuj CdaL tion Irving, has beooone one of cups gives you the gentle; natural shaping you've always McGinnis and the others were (See Page Ten) (See Page Tent Main Stroot, Manehoster wanted. Machine washable, even i,n bleach—keeps its life the most successful drives of WASHINOTON (AP) — A fed­ Briggs Manufacturfog Oa., ■ Fortunately, the important food value of meat is the war. eral grand Jury charged 16 o< Warren, Mich., and the Plumb­ month after month.' Fully lined nylon lace cups. Carrying safe conduct passes. not restricted to the moat expensive cuts . . . . White. 32A-36C. the nation’s Uggeat plumbing ing Fixture hfanufactureiM Aa­ 6"Phyacian Team at Work manufacturers today with ille­ sociation, Waishfogton, D.C. Tender Baby gally fixing prices. Named along with the sompo-' Rib Center The grand Jury handed down MEN'S • BOYS' b e e f l i v e r ....lb. 59c nies fo the indictment were ' Pork Chops lilborites Vote two separate indictments fo eight of their officials. Meaty Shank Policy Changes U.S. District Court at, Pitts­ - The first indictment ceveM a Ib. 9 9 « Soup B o n e s...... lb. 59c SAVE______«29S .and discover how you New Infant Death Probe burgh, Pa., the Justice Depart­ period from September 1963 Lamb Forelegs can look 5 pounds thinner ih a Golden Playtex* G irdle- Against Wilson ment reported. through aometime this year. Named fo the first indictment The Justice Departmoit to Braise ...... 2 lbs. 29c regular or longJeg panty. (Both available in pull-on or ‘ WA8HINOTON AP) — multiple causes,” the Talehtatory at previous serious lU' Tiny, Tender graduate said, "w e may not get ness. were eight companies, elgttt of charged that at a series of con- (Braised Lamb Shanks zipper styles.) The$e arethe girdles-you’ve seen DoctoM are. launching an inten­ their executives DRESS SHOES Bite Size with Carrots) the vriiole answer. But certainly Death usually strikes In the BRICHTTON, England (AP) — and a trade, ference, under the guise Of asao- on TV—that support your tumrny like firm, young sive new probe of the mysteri- early moriilng houM and is be-. British Laborites twice. voted association. The second named ciation meetings, the companies Cubes U. S. Lamb Stewing we will learn much more about . muscles... make you look 5 pounds thinner /hUB, nameless disease that kills the role of viruses ad a contrib­ Ueved to occur in as short a today for changes fo Prime the aasociation. three of the and their officials aet prices and Choice Cuts (Neck)____3 lbs. 59c instantly. The soft cibth lining gives you coOl thousands of apparently healthy uting factor." time as five minutes. There usu­ Minister Harold Wilson’s for­ same firms and seven other agreed to discontinue making Selected group of oxfords, slipons in suede or leath­ Beef Stew eign and defense policies oall- companies. less expensive plumbing fbe- Country Style Meaty . comfort, too. And, the hew Long Leg Panty Once the cause is known, re­ ally is little or no sign of strug­ lb. 99<^ babies each year. fog, against their leader’s ad- ers. Browns, blacks, grays. Values-to $15. Follow- SPARERIBS------lb. 59c searchers can concentrate on gle by the infant. The Justice Department said ! girdle slims your thighs as never before. * The year-long project by a -vice|, for an end of American ,(See Page T m ) finding ways to prevent the More infants die from the ocn- the firms had sales totaling bombings aai a .flrst step toward ing sizes only. | > '■ix-phjrslclan research team dltion in the winter and early about $1 billion during a four- Pull-on styles (Girdle or Long Leg Panty) deaths. Vietnamese ^ a ce . ■ her* la aimed at what is known Patrick said his team will spring months than at other year period covered in one of ,J .1 times. The defeats came after For­ the fodlctments. The depart­ , reg. $10.95 N O W ^8®® as the "audden infant death ayn- start actual research work when eign Secretary George Brown h V i'M • *• • • • • • • vi...... ^ CO j&L Sixty per ^ t of the victims ment said the companies ac­ drome." special equipment arrives in a outlined a stit-point Viet Nam few weeks. The project is being are'mMes. count for about 96 per cent of Zipper styles (Gird)e or Long Leg Panty) The coodltton no medical peace program, beg;innfog with Bulletin '7 .'Cl Df B ^ ^ conducted under a $166,800 con­ T ^ Children’s Rosihtal re­ total sales of enameled cast iron Pinahurst Frosted Foods Help Any Budget n i^ e , but the Public Health a parley at which the Viet Cong tract with the National Institute search team, working with Dis­ plumbing fixtues and 80 per reg. $12.95 N O W ^10®* lervlce rates it as one of the top "'hhould have a seat. 7Vx A, i, C. E ...... 10 * . 1 3 C From The Jolly Green of Child Health and Human De­ trict of Columbia police and cent of the sales of vitreous chi­ MERGER a p p e a l PLANNED Manchester’s 'tilleM of infants with between coroner, has made arrange- The adverse resolutions ap­ na plumbing fixtures fo the Giant packed in. butter velopment, part of the National peared to reflect confused think­ NEW FORK (AP)—Tba B Ai'Df Ci Di 3E IOVj 8 * ^ Freshest Sizes XS, S, M, L, (Extra lafge sizes $1.00 more) lb,000 and 2d,(XXI vlctlma annual­ menta to be summoned — day United Stales. sauce. fosUtutes of Health. ing by some of the 1,260 dele­ Erie - Lackawanna railroad Grade-AA , LOOK FOR THE GIRDLE IN THE TALL TUBE ly in the United States and thou­ or night — when the oondiUon is Named fo the first indictment The NIH said previous re­ gates who, during the same pro­ and other eastern roods filed Peas, Ci>m, Green sands more hi other countries. suspected in an infant’s death, charging "oonapiracy fo unrea­ , Large Eggs search, some pf which, it spon­ cess of voting, overwhelmtagly notice of appeal to tiie 8b * 'Dr. James R ., Patrick, 86, as it ■is'ln some 18Qi cases a year sonable restraint of interstate From Strickland Beans,; Spinach • .each. 29c sor^, has failed to torii up a endorsed the broad conduct and pretne Court Ttauraday to chief pathologist at the District in the WaShini;ton arecu trade and commerce fo enam­ Farms 4 for $1.10 definite cause of the sudden in­ alms of the Wilson govern­ th^bglit to delay the Feaa- OXFORDS Don’t delay—fake adyanfage of big savings on of Ckdumb(a'ChHdren’s H f^ltal, ResearcheM plan to complete eled cast iron and 'vitreous GROUP fant deaths. ment’s foreign and defense poli­ doz. 9 9 ^ Shurfine' Meat-Pies ^ thesa baautiful noW Piaytex Bras and Glrdios heads the research team. He their examination of the infanta plumbing fixturea" are: Sylvanla-New 'Vortt Ocatral iMfofa this offer expires. said lie believes a combination But these facto are known within three' hours of death. cies. American Radiator and merger. The railroads asked l^pd p ’ Lakes Beef, Chix/ Defeat o f the leadeMhip ccune of factOM may make certain about the condition: They will obtain specimens for Staiidard Sanitary Corp., New for the court transoript to be ftanoos Cfunmander brand. or State Turkey...... 4 for 7,9c Belt Ringer in Ipswich on two d is ^ c t ' issues: On Viet infants more susceptible than It is most irevalent fo infanta, testa to determine whether one Yoric; Kohler Co., Kohler, Wia.; prepared and sent to the 8a- Butter, Quarters Nam, the conference called on Shurfine Miifce and otheM to the disease. between 2 a 1 4 monthe of age, or more viruses may be Unpll- Marie Moffat poses before tho Ipswich, Mass,, toVm Crane Q>.. New Yll. of vtousaa that m li^t prove fatal editary, seldom occuzring in the Infant and his tanmedtate fam­ facturing Co., New York City; temporary lestralasr thrangb ily to cheek for tnumittabto job, which requires the bells be rung every evening Oot 7 to allow tor tos afgaab same family twtea. . (See Fogy Tea) Borg-Warner> Corp., . CMcago; B , E. V ; Regularly to $13 Mdst victima taaspa lUtts « r no at 9 o’clock, pays $250, per year. (AP Photofax). 1NEHDRST GROCERY, INIL HOUSE & HALE MAIN m m "illMM M l (Bseada m ay have ,x 1. , CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE 1

.'V. j PAGE THREE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 lifANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THUR^AY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE TWO th* proposed new 8 t John's yoiir campeign Is very wen or* ed ftw operating under the In- Cburah, designed by Charles A. gnnised." fhianes and failure to pan to Sheiuwblcl bn Bridge In Ruhy Retrial CHE Presents “ITS TINE TO TAKE A STAND" Vemon King, arohlteot, oC Hartford. Mrs. Orasso further said, the left of s parked vshida. In im a Pariah Center was *rrhe loosl osndidaites and party Oamn Otruek a car owned by BSmOB PARTNER North dealer . DMCIKe Budget Plans Both sidM vuhMraUs "ON SEAMLESS FLOORINO” Bank, Despite Petition, built after the old church buUd* workers have a headstart on Wsgow Besow, S8 of Hartford m JOT BOBBVEB HARTFORD (AP) — A pro­ Ing located on BUlngton Ave., the work that is to be d Floors, Walls, Counter Tops of the bank, aaid yestei'day the ^egig-jing of the present board Preecnt parish center. Norman y j, 35th district; Nich- « 1094 818 MAIN SIBBET presidential assassin Lee Har­ soon sifter the Nov. 22 assassi­ of Connecticut trustees, the trus­ directors at a meeting in the ^ BUlngton wUl head the paiwluk, candidate for Play school Tots m ^ ^ Merih l a d SoMh Wad vey Oswald was set aside nation of President John F. tees of the four state colleges, — ------" , nwm. •«T» 1- J Bast took ths llmt trick With Free Estimates Call 875-2042 morning agre^ it wm « New employe’e faclBUes will canvass campaign which wlU sheriff, judge of probate 1 NT Paw 3 A P8M Wednesday. Kennedy. the board for regional commun­ start on Oct 9. The fund drive “ _ . _ V i s i t U r c n a r c l s the ace o< dlamofuls and re- 4 A AU Paw______b e s t interest rf ae b^aM for ^ lounge, kitchen and candidate, Leo B. Flaherty Jr., Defense counsel expressed The decision also states the ity colleges, and the CHE itself. ; the future of the bank to go for the new buUdlng will be ^ candidate for verdict was reversible because The CHE’S recommendations W. G. SCHWARZ CO.. Inc, . held in conjunction with the * Frtrit OeSmwtoJ a low ipie confidence, however, that the a h e ^ th expansion plans as O p p M re-elecUoin as State RepresenU- a trip to O ich^ W 1 F ^ t dummy and won a finesse throuk^i Bast, and the contract DBJCIOUS former Dallas night club opera­ the trial judge, Joe B. Brown, will go to the governor before 994 Hartford Turnpike—RockviUe, Conn. canvass. ' Is then safe. did not allow the case to be being presented to the General ; ***^n^i«ctom wore presented ""»• P«oplc of Vernon were Bell will be assisted by Rob- ttve. tor will go free within months if Women^i Tim Totoght where the'eW dren watched ap^ c ^ d « % . y ^ Btfber way, South loaee only he is allowed to plead guilty to a tried outside Dallas County ee Assembly. ! with a petition, a formal proteet short-changed In the last sea- Brown, Robert Forester, one trump, one diamond'. end asked by the defense. which said, in effect, that the »ion of the state legialature and G eorgeForbes, Rkdiard Mor- The Vemon Junior Women's pies being harvested, and Ware the^en, but this charge of murder -without mal­ Club will hold a "welcoming allowed to pick an ai^le right ^ ^ toea-tm.) one olub. RAVIOLI ice. Judge Brown h u voluntarily plans for expansion of the pres- ™y opponent for the office of ^anson and Robert Nutland. South found a third way to OTt building were a desecration. representative from Ver- Groundbreaking for the build- tea” v.mnn at 8 at Howard Johnson’s off the tree. Ptaysdwol dlrec- WeettoUmred lult with Wade, in Dallas, was chief removed himself from further tors, Mrs. Olenn and nine,of spades BouUi could play the hand. After winning the CCNMHoili. proceedings in the case. Trial The petitioner* said, "at a time non is on record as having mg u schedueld for November first trump trick with the queen prr ccutor in the trial ending RecenUy Inducted members Mr*. Paul MicKay said the tour; in two dll- there March 14, 1964, with a court-level jurisdiction Is now In of spades South optimistically MlntstroM the hands of Dist. Judge Louis tdif^oThSiS S’tte 2rt GeJ^nU^mbly” ^^-EU Meets ^e led out the ace of spades. After slate court jury assessing Ruby, •or architecSLsl value, it would John Grant, RepubUcan candi- ike Vem-Eai Association for *** ®*)Jset is to guard a^inst a bod 68, a death sentence. Holland of Montague, a town 76 this bopefd play Bast was sure and Sausogt miles northwest of Dallas. ILTa tSriSe^^ to de- date for the state legislature, the Help of Retarded Children ^ *™“P break mad llmR the The district attorney said the to get two trump tricks and the If the court rejects Wade’s - S Z 01^ th T ^ lovely aaid Wednesday. wlU hold its first meeUng of the ^ lose to one trick. contract was doomed. Available a t an time#, node prosecution would not agree to Suiings in RockviUe." Grant further pointed out season next Tuesday at 8 p.m. ^ ^ m "hiS ^ar^ k Doily Question for your eating pleaanre at any punishment less than life in rehearing motion, Holland may home. . set bail for Ruby, which his law­ *nM present buikUng ie of "such flagrant disiWard of re- in the TalcottvUle School. t™ «P *««* the South hand.- Partaw opens with 1 ,NT (16 prison. AMKRiCAS lAR&tST FAMILY Cl-OTHIN'o CHAIN to 18 potato), and the next play­ Come and sw Bina and • Wade said he intends to file a yers said they would request. ;»onstructed in tlie early 1920’s, uc office should not be tol- Kenneth Jacobs, project dlrec- _ *■“ ^SS^ment Aeciarer can Inter rnotion for rehearing by Oct. 20, The Jurist also will select a new er poseee. Ton hdd: Spadee, K- Petei^—of trial site. -^ c h e r saw renovations should erated'by the cltlrens of V e r - tor of vocational rehabUltation **®*^*ir*”L'®' 19-7-S; Hearto, J-8-7-4; Dia­ asking the Texas Court of Crim­ ^ktart in ths very near futuio. non” for the MentaUy Retarded and J5,”- The<™ a finesse through Bast’s 10-7. Holland said he has not con­ monds, A-8-4; eSube, K-8. inal Appeals to change its mind sidered a site but it will have to - Ths Bank^BuUdlng and Grant, in referring to Ms consultant for the phys^aUy to^^^Ses Bl- Wbat de you sayt and uphold Ruby’s murder con­ "ISqulpment Corporation of. St. Democmtic opponent Gerald handlcMiped In pubUc aehooU ““ A second way is to swlU* to VILLA MARIA bo a city large enough “so we opponent, _____ to set up exhibits. der and Mrs. Marvin Strlck- Answer: Bid two olubo, the viction. iT/Ntis has been selected to do AUen, said, "a continuance of ^or the^state DepartmOTt of dubs instead of continuing the can get the jurors.” Ehrery club member is asked land, both of Manchester. Staynum Convention. This asks The court, the highest in Tex­ Ruby has been in custody 4be complete srcMtecturM de- such abeenteeism would be un- Education. He wlU describe the .jAiwif somethin^ 4Vvti» in Tvls TWCA Playschool open- takes the king of partner to show a major suit if as for criminal matters, ruled ‘i-, u t < PILE-LINED FOODS since he shot Oswald. :ygn snd construction. The pro- pardonable in the next session P«ot program underway which ^ ^ b lt T O ^t^^ne ^ T ^T ^A o (^ ^ ^ dlsinond to he has four or more cards in that Ruby did not get a fair AddiUon is of contempo- ^ u s e hereafter Vemon will alms to study and develop tech- H L ® d u m m y ’s Ung. Now dedarer 818 Colebrook Road Phil Burleson of Dallas, one of sound These wlU be Individual exhib- year with a fuU enroHment of . spades or hearts (or both). If Olaatonbnry trial. It reversed the conviction Ruby’s lawyers, said he be­ Ifary design. have only one representative.” Mques for providing a , S l . lU. not to be included in the 23 children and a fuU schedule he bids a major, you wiU raise and ordered a new trial, to be . The estimated - cost of the ■T pledge Grant said "to re- program of vocational rohablU lieves it will be possible to work ­ three terrific buys! dub exhibits. of fall activities planned. On ,,, to four; if he bids two diamonds CHICKEN FrIeS held outside Dallas County. out something “agreeable be­ Iddm aa la 1207,000, mid the verse this trend by being in t^mentaUy (showing no major), you wiU ALSO A SPECIALTY ^slse, when emnpleted, wlU be AUen L. Dresser »«•«■♦■»"* su- * pottock sup- Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 8:30 . The main reason cited by the tween the state and the defense [j-.r T ,rr !t.r~T::i:TjT~r' regular— attendance------„ durfaig the -— bcImmIs will at P**" ^®r parents and friends of pjn. an "alumni party" wiU be South wins with the ace. South Jihnp to three notrump. Congregational Women Plan Tea in Vernon feet long and 83 feet Wide. next session of the General As- perintradent at schools, wui at- . . . — p . . K . . ^ »» Austin court in its decision was as to an agreed punishment for U^tiM»*meetog^™^’ “ «»Uers at 8:30 pm. snd fam- held for boys and girls of the leads t^ €fatm of heaito to Copyright 19M CALL 633-9858 that the trial court erred when Ruby.” Fellowship women of 'Vemon Congregational Church prepare for a dedication tea Sunday ;;IRC1 the h o u s e o f The most unusual feature of sembly.’’ Mim Orasso Vlslto Vemon 'BS-’M dass. New equipment dummy’s ace to return a trump Oenend Features Oorp. it allowed testimony by Dallas A murder without malice con­ afternoon at the church. From left are Mrs. Edward Brace, chsurman of the tea; Mrs. Arthur the construction work wlU be "The people of Vemon can Police Sgt. P. T. Dean about the removal of the entire front EUa Orasso, secretary of ^ '7? acquired by the Playschool dur- ______viction carries a two-to five- Simmonds, president of the fellowship; Mrs. Donald Chase, secretary, and Mrs. D. Weller w removal o* umpire rert assured that they irtU not place settings. The town club W the dimmer wlU be avaU. what Ruby said some 1 to 40 year prison sentence in Texas- Dugan, treasurer. The tea is part of the dedication celebration; all area women are invited. committee Will furnish milk, for the children to try outout. STANLEY WARNER minutes after Oswald was shot Defense lawyer^ said that the The church was formally dedicated Sept. 25. (Herald photo by Satemis.) tag the stone columns which basis," hehe noted,notea. coffee, rolls, butter and dessert, ng. gg gn opportunity to DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER in the Dallas police station appellate court’s decision had measure 22 feet. The associate The RcpubUcsn Canute veST ^e.! ^=30 p.m. there wUl be a “ ^utrerf -ch^frieixto of basement. left the prosecution without a architect is Thomas MiUerbaug said CINEMA 1 NOW] Evenings at 6:18 - 8 P JL Mrs. Paul Carbone, Mrs. Fran­ kins, Mrs. Norman Dey, he^uarUrs in Vemon. Tues program at wbfch each jggt y « |r^ o are now scat- According to Dean’s testimo­ case for murder with malice. Mrs. Andrew Spiron, Mrs. Ber­ aiMWUU^ P.Cannlsthepro- ”j«ck Grant Works, is not an day. . - o,. club wiU give a summaiy of the tered" throughout Manchester’s STATE Room Mothers cis McCarthy, Mrs. Lester ' OOVIENOE ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST..-I rpt^BM^mK^T^BToFTMEHtESat. A Sun. Cent, from 8 FJI. ny, Ruby ’’told Dean that he Burleson took the news of the Black and Mrs. Morgan Grant. nard Alemany, Mrs. Robert Ject erchttect. empty campeign slogan . . . After touratag many of the activities, Uie awarding wndereartens. reversal to . Ruby in his cell TOe plans include the addltlmi Vemort wiU have a voice in towns in ToUand Ooumy, Mrs. ^ gchiev«nent certificates and ______Sat., Snn., 2 pun. had seen Oswald In a police Feted at Tea Also Mrs. Harold ' Harmon, 'Von Deck and Mrs. Pauhne Eve. 8:M (Son. 8 pjn.) lineup two nights before and Wednesday. He said Ruby was Mrs. Anthony Botticello, Mrs. Sheean. ef a walk-up window and addi- every seesion of the next legto- Orasso, addressed a gatte^g gnnoimcement of s p e c ia l i>Hii)>iiiiji;j^'pi AL PRO'VTSION that when he saw the saracastiC “very very happy” and in a The Keeney St. School PTA tional off street parking with 18 lature.” of some 4 ® . awards plus reports frnm the Amendment to the AU Seats Reeerved Donald Ellis, Mrs. Eidward sneer on Oswald’s face he had “state of happy shock” over the recently held a room mothers Shea, Mrs. John Higley, Mrs. spaces to he added to the pres- Chnrdi Plam Revealed them, "you have a rtrong team agents. Constitution adopted in 1938; sensational turn of events. decided that if he got a chance tea at the school cafeteria. Frederick Young, Mrs. James ant parking area. Plans hsv« been revealed for seeking election in Vemon and qkere will also be a sale provide* that the vice presl- to do so, he would kill him,” the Marina Oswald Porter, the table of vegetables, :^ e r s and aent-elect becomes president If Mrs. Paul Norling, president, Draghi, Mrs. Joseph Henderson appellate court decision said. widow of the man, slain by and Mrs. Charles Bunce. ICOUNTRY DRUG such, open to the pubUc. the president-elect dies before It continued: ’’Obviously this Ruby, said she never wanted made a welcoming speech and 8uU Filed his term begins. / .statement constituted ^ an oral Ruby to go to the electric chair. Mrs. Ehnanuel Motola outlined Others are Mrs. George Dar­ IS A 8100X)00 suit, in wMch Mrs. confession of premeditation ”I think he’s been pimished the duties of room mothers. by, Mrs. Pierre Marteney, Mrs! LAST 2 DAYS OF AUTOMOTIVE WEEK James L. Austin of Skin­ made while in police custody enough already,” she said. Room mothers are Mrs. Nor­ Anthony Buyak, Mrs. Peter NOW OPEN! ner Rd., Vemon, Is charging and therefore was not admissl- “I've always said that. He’s a man IBurke, Mrs. Andrew Lind- Grady, Mrs. Allan Turner, Mrs. Mrs. Virginia Monroe, with FRANirS CAFE bl«. The admission of this testi­ human being, too.” beiK, Mrs. Gerald Monahan, James Luce, Mrs. Alton Hop­ alienation of her husband’s af­ The Family Beetanraat Winferiie Your Cor Now and fections, has been filed at the CORNER MAIN A PEABK office of the town clerk. Lost Days—FrL tbm Tues. Sears The suit is returnable to Tol­ H E R r S VARIETY! Save During This Greot Sde land County Superior Court on CMcken Caedatore Veal ScaUopine Starts Wednesday the first Tuesday of November. Short S te ^ Mrs. Aiutin is being represented Baked Stuffed Jumbo For the first time — Permanent Anti-Freeze by Atty. Leo Barrett of South Shrimp wegMoh langnage venkm Windsor. •■LaDoto YIta* Arrest $1.75 John J. 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.V • I IV r..j; PAGE FIVE JdANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE FOUB MANCiiEoiEtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1968 Coventry Graham Attacks G E -U m o n M c d i a t o r s Daughters ot Union Veterans, contacting Marcia Wbrtmann, Markham «x>d Jean Markluun Jaycecs Taking Democrats Ads T o lla n d and accepted by Howard G. Weigold Rd. or PriscUla Hart. for outstanding work for tbs ANDRE IS BACK Family’s G>mplaint of Dogs m e m trm r Dempsey's leaimMp- Harvey Jr., principal of the high Anthony Rd. club. Seniors on Trip HARTFORD (AP) — The Re­ Seek Opening Wedge sdiool. Party Cooking Demonstratton The Bulletin Board publican candidate for attorney lh a board ot assessors will The White Stag tadlUiee M 18 Subdivision Plans Go . Mrs. Barbara Kalas will “What’s Cooking at Tour Saturday will mark the sixth Places Kennel in Jeopardy general, Wiliiam D. Grahain, WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed- President Johnson's request, speak on behalf of the board of Party?” will be the subject of a be a t the town liall tomorrow available for your ivedaf oc­ consecutive year that thC Man­ The fate of Coventry’s only Kennels, that it is "run in good tcmnti the Democrats of «ral mediators continue probing ex^^es OcL 17. education, and the flag will be cooking demonstration by Mrs. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the chester Jaycees has taken many casions . . . banquets, wed­ To Zoning Panel in Year raised by represetatiyes of the Dorinda Lundtn of the Con­ annual declaration of property. of the town's senior citizeiui into dings, meetings, parties. We licensed dog kennel, Camelot fashion” and, that the dbgs axe decepUve advertising. today for„.«lJ>P«»ing wedge in student body. necticut Light and Power Com­ Tolland Girl Scouts will leave Proof of Tolland’s rapid Other soning regulations ______toe Conneotlcut countryside to Kennels on Swamp Rd., now called upon the O ^ - the bargaining positions of un- ^ The salute to the flag will be pany at the next meeting of St. tomorrow after school to attond ^dew toe autumn foliage. would be most pleased to hdp growth Is the large number of wn«ndod included the limiting followed by the Star Spangled the camping weekend at Camp rests with the board of select-t- they were sure the barking they tion, Attllio Frasslnelli, to take wage hikes, 6 cenU per hour In Matthew Lsulles Guild, Wednes­ Approximately M residents you with your plans. a threatened General Electric cost of living pay raises, im- •uhdlvtelons presented to the ^ * ,?*“ ?* ^^ere Banner performed by the Tol^ day night at 8 in Jhe Parish Laurel. men and town counsel, after, heard was from the Kennels what he called "the necessary , • - beverages are sold, jand School Band under the di- from rest, conwlescent and el­ last night’s hearing on a com- “since there are other dogs in acUon" In dealing with certain »Wke which the government Center, ' The Democratic town com­ derly project homes have ac­ “ “*■ “ ‘® provision that all out- rocUon of Robert Velardi. Mrs. Lundin, home' service mittee will meet tomorrow plaintPlaint of the nuisance of b Jk - area; ' Including the advertisements of_ Gov., John f - s would harm national de- ■lOT dmrtag 3^"- side advertising signs be ab- The program wiU be postpon- cepted toe invitations extended ^ R«strvoHo«» Nlewolas’ german shepherd. Dempsey's campaign commit- fehse. a three-yeSr ^ontract. The union representative for CLJeP, will night at 8 in the Town Hall. by toe young men's service or- ing dogs. iolutely sUUonary. ed until Monday at the same demonstrate how modem com Edward Adzima will apeak on Russatto said that on the oc- tee “W« have no- new money to workers now average about a The commission also /:hang. time in the event of rain. ganzatlon. OF v V « N TdRphoBR 875-8884 Camelot Kennels, run by Mrs. caslons when he visited the Ken- FrasslnelH is the Democratic the toble,” General Elec- *2.80 per hour in wages and 45 Jots, were p r e s e t^ tlm Crandall Tolland Junior’s Fashion Show venience foods can team up with the “History of the Democratic Volunteer drivers will trans­ Equal opportunity Sol Bronov;ltz, is a summer nels, there was no barking. candidate for lieutenant gover- ‘ric’s top negotiator, Philip D. cents an hour in fringe benefits, n^-m onth Popod M i, property from “Recrea- The Tolland Junior Woman’s "wife-sa'ving” portable appll- Party.” port their elders through toe 67 WINDSOR AYE. ROCKVItLE. CONK. smces. boarding home for dogs, and, in chief Kolodzlei said that in nor. Moore, told chief federal media- The electrical Workers union 1965 through June 30, 1 ^ . tlonal Area” to ‘'Open Space” Club will sponsor a Women’s scenic and picturesque sur­ addition, Mrs. Bronowitz aiso o u —u - ■, tor, William E. Simkin. is the leader of an 11-union 4-H Ofllcers Elected Manchester Evening Herald S ^ subdivisions cm iM st^ of permit the town to qualify and Children’s Fashion Show, rounding communities. raises coiUes. Last night’s hear- from’the NlewolL, he had spent pSatineUi that Dempsey’s c*^am- h W lots were approvM TOtween ^ federal funds Tuesday night at 8:15 In Fiano’s The 4-H Town Committee has Tolland oorreqwndent, B etta elected the following new of­ ing arose out ot several com- narked near the Ken- nnmmUtAe had taihn.hed AFL-CIO InternaUonal Un- 120,000 GE employes bargaining lor all our citizens F e ^ a r y ^ June of ^ y^. programs. Restaur^t? Bolton. Quatrale, tel. 876-284S. ficers: Mrs. Roger Beaulieu, faints from neighbors. Mr. and Marking was ^ adverUsLent ‘^w l l n j Electrical Workers told in coordination with the compa- a d « U ^ su M lv lri^ The planning and zoning com- Women’s fashions ^ r e being Star Act Mrs. John Nlewola, that the the Niewolu dog. about new Industry which haf "y- ' chairman; Mrs. Alice Bugbee, COLLEGIATE GUIDE S(HJ9 dogs barked “continuously and . u _>• fhe union considers it cri------mission believes that by re- provided by Mam'selle of Ver- recording secretary; Mrs. Gil­ New stars are added to toe both stores are A^'pmSfc** during Ju y and qyjfjjig conformance with the- non and the children's fashions PHILADELPHIA (AP) — were a “source of aggravation", " Connecticut. ^ bert Rau,. corresponding Secre­ There are guides to Philadel- flag when a state is admitted j . l V . zoning regulations and by mak- by Youth Centre of Manchester. Atty, John Shea Jr. appeared heard of the Niewola .child 8 However, Graham said the ad- bigger cost of living wage offer, tary, and Mrs. Robert E. Siiikh, ifiiia’s historic Independence to toe Union. An Act of Con­ open tonite and for the complainants at the , vertisement did not “Inform the improved methods to solve treasurer. Hall area, to restaurants and gress of April 4, 1818, provides FAIRWAY,f School Menus needed it can help the Town show wlH be commenUted by hearing, and several neighbors her boarding seasOT by several people of Connecticut about our g^rievances and raising lower ever to the dtate Board of The ways and meaiu commit­ shops, but if you want to crash a toat a new star shall be added gave corroborating testimony Md iimited the number losses as well as our gains.” ^^age differentials in General achieve a pattern of dhlerly Mrs. Edmund Quatrale, who. is tee was appointed including fraternity party or learn when to'toe flag on July 4 following Health for rulings on poesible groWtK > serving as the Children's fash- fri. till 9 to support the Nlewola’s com- ^ previously Graham said this "appears to Electric's southern planU. The Manchester public school Health teotora, and two are Mrs. Sylvia, chalrmsm, and Mrs. Swarthmore College holds its toe admission of a new state. plaint ' boarded as many as 100 dogs. constitute a deceptive practice simkin scheduled further sep- menu for the week of Oct. 10 ZBA Hears 6 Appeals k>n co-ordinator. presently before the State High- Cecils Blouin, Mrs. Carol Boy- dances you need the newest ii„«H Mr- and Mrs. Salvatore Ven- which Is contrary to the intent arate talks with both sides to- (National School Lunch Week) wayDepartn«*becausecf the of appeals den and Mrs. Mary Morey. guide — the OoU^ate Guide to HOSPITAL CHIME ALARM see our line toleoilon of h t ,on f Kpn. Manchester, who raise of our 'truth In advertising’ jay. Is as follows: pTwdmlty to state roads. heard five appUcationa for var- by membere of the organization Revised Voting List Philadelphia. CONCORD, Mass. (AP) — To ‘^ A ^ ^ n e n ts to the zoning ianoea or special excepUons dur- and their ^ d r e n . L lT for flve*yearr*used*as the shepherds, said that l a ^ ” A special panel of three Cabi- Monday: Sloppy Joe on roll, The revised voter registra­ Peter Buchman, a 23-year-old help avoid panic in case of a coot — suit — pants — dross basis of their cL olaint Sec- had-refused to Frassinelli, Graham said In membera appointed by rice, green beans, bread, but- regtdatioiis of the town Includ- ^ tion lists reveal 2,680 eligible University of Pennsylvania fire, Ererson Hospital uses 50^22 363 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ board one of their own dogs this the letter, should "take the n ^- ?.®esident Johnson T help try to ter. milk, mixed fruit. ed tte increasing of tiie mini, *“• ^i**?!*^ Sa^baok, voters in town. One hundred ten graduate student, says he chimes as an alarm inside the and skirt hongors X u te s This s ta tu tr summer because he was known essary actions against the mis- desdlocked neeotia- Tuesday:Tuesday: SnaxhetU Spaghetti wi with meat mum lo tr te e te one acre with ’" ‘" e w tanoes were Davidson, Barbara were removed due to death or produced the book because “I building. statutes. This statute deate wlto pg 3^ "yapner.” On one oc- leading advertisement, which sauce, tossed salad, Italian a 200-foot road ftwitago. Ihe applied fw, and one was grant- M o^rthy, Johanna Cwlron, moving from town, and 271 new fairway priced from 2 for 28e the nuisance of dogs, with ref- Vendrillo said, be had you are authorized and directed felt there ought to be one aimed Recent tests, however, ground. bread, butter, milk, apple crisp. change was deemed necessary «8‘«<«? "Waren V . consulting engineer, and many the Dauc^ters ot Union Veter- and erated by Albert and Motorcycle Club Awards time howevw the Niewola men to study the matter in cnester iximmumiy txmege, wiu gqugiched any such possibility The Silver Eagle Motorcycle eobiparlsoni were made with ans. Larty. W. G. GLENNEY CO. child was not ’ ill so another light of the state statute. First attend the fall conference of f<*r the time being. ------other towns In the area having The flag win be presented by ‘nckets for the show are avail- Club presented activity awards similar son oonditicnA Mrs, Emery Clough of the able from club members or by to Robert M. - Nelson, Doug hearing was called The Nie- Selectman Richard Galinat said the New England Association The three Cabinet members JvoUs have entered various that town council John Rott- of Teachers of English. earlier had met twice with the OVERWEIGHT •complaints to Coventry Dog ner would be (consulted about The inference being he d negotiators to Imprew on them Warden Arthur Olson and Po- the matter and would share in tomorrow and Saturday in the government’s view of the tor’s prescription, our „„„ product lice Chief Ludwig KolodzieJ. any decision that is reached. Portland, Maine. The principal serious effect a strike would Galaxon. You must lose speakers will Include Richard have on the U.8. war effort-in ^gjy faj. ^j. money back. Mr. and Mrs; Niewola said VIET NAM CASUALTY Eberhardt, poet and 1966 P-u-lit- Viet Nam and to hear their ar- Galaxon is a tablet and easily that the dogs at the Kennel often wAciTTMn'TvnM isT>\ Pfi* tor prize winner: Dr. James guments in the contract dispute, swallowed. Get rid of excess bark,iwrK wasiiyupinei^uie waking up the whole fam-mm- V ^ S H IN ^ N (AP) - giedd, author and a specialist in General Electric makes en- fat and live longer. Galaxon ily. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Esch- James A. ^ i e l s M, M New ■ “ and Unguis- rtnes for let fighter planes and costs *3.00 and is sold on this mann and Wayne MunscU sup- Haven has died in Viet Nam. g Robert E Strider heliconters radar eauinment guarantee: If not satisfied for ported this testimony, saying The Defense Department said tics; and Dr. ^ b e r t E. Stnder, h e U ^ that the barking of the dogs Wednesday that Daniels died of Colby CoUe^. and ’ , package to your druggist and was "affecting (their) ability to injuries he suffered when a mil- Smith, who is president of the nons and machine guns and th- ^,3^. j^^ney back. No LAST 3 DAYS-THURS., FRI., SAT. neacefully enjoy the premises.” itary vehicle overturned. Connecticut Council of Teach- er war materials. questions asked. Galaxon is sold '^SUte Dep^y Dog Warden Danlsel joined the Army last ers of EngUsh, also servM on A ^two-week sWke Po^Pone; with this guarantee by: Quinn’s John Russatto testified that he year. Before th ^ he had worked two IWron toe t c ^ ^ ” g ^ to d at dert^BnUed.^^* Last Call for BONDS DIVIDEND DAYS! FAMOUS 5" BENCH GRINDER has often inspected Camelot as a cook at Yale University. New England Association. contract 7y4" UTILITY SAW Powerful motor develops 3200 rpm. Safety con­ DEPOSIT DY SATURDAY...EARN S.B.M.’s structed with eye shields and adjustable tool rests. Govarnor Dompsay prasants official mambarshlp cartificata In the ConnocUCiit Council of Equal Employmant 'Opportunfly to Council Chairman Richard M. StawarL To datOf 2S3 amployors hava Joinod Toluntaiy program. FREE! ADDITIONAL ’67 Oievrolet B K NEW DIVIDENBS FROM OCT. 1st COMBINATION BLADE Sale Dlgear leLs daae •etiea level aad Priced Everything In our society, equal opportunity starts with equal etJuca- depth ad|iimeelfc Sewdest e{acien UL tion, which has not been the good fortune of all our citizens. Under Dempsey, slate-supported remedial education, ONE YEAR REPAIR GUARANTEE neiY vocational education, tuiti

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Maspn of 28 Bolton Franklin Orcutt and Coleen Jill Cleaning Main Fairbanks Parade Marshal Grange Headed- Welcome to State Weekend Georgia Democrats Pick f il m — BULBS Mishaps Bring Hamlin St. None of the others Cunningham. Now Completed Arrest, Warning was injured^ By Mrs. Morey Public Records For Memorial Dedication Id is c o u n t . p r ic e s . Military Chiefs Ponder Police reported b car-driven For Visitors Set Saturday Substitute for Wcltner Womeii Set Warrantee deeds flled-Jn the The cleaning of the town^s S. ARTHUR DRUG by Richard L. Howard, 25, of town clerk’s olHce from the end Theodore U. Fairbanks, past A Manchester woman was ar­ Mrs. Madllyn Morei^ of 29 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — choice and predicted Lindsey Main SL water main was com­ 458 W. Middle Tpke. was cut­ Chester Dr. was recently in­ United Church Women of has announced that Manchester of August through Oct. 3: James pleted last night and all that commander of the Manchester rested, and another warned as and area host families are Mr. Atlanta Democrats — to All the would win easily despite a late Slipper for a : Veltch to EUJah L. and ting across vacant parking stalls Manchester will host a luncheon start In the race. "He’s not an remains is the tie-in qf minor American Legion Post, hsis been Viet Waterway Assault a result of two of four car mis­ in Marked exit routes when the stalled as master of the Man­ and Mrs. William Belflore, Mr. void left when U.S. Rep. Charles Jeannette M. Rivers, property connections and m<9 plng up op­ chester Grange. L. Wiliam Lines for international visitors Satur­ and Mrs. Robert Benson, Mr^ unknown like his Republican on School Rd.; Charles and named parade marshal for the haps investigated by police yes­ Mason car, traveling in an exit L. Weltner withdrew from the opponent,” Weltner said. Next Monday erations. Nov. 12 dedication ceremonies SAIGON, South Viet Nam to objectives up river along the racks ships for bases. If it route toward Broad St., collided and his team officiated at the day noon at Kaiser Hall, Con­ and Mrs. Clarence B. Blchman, David Mlnltcucl to Raymond H. terday. A four-year-old girl congressional race rather than When he withdrew, Weltner Town Water Department of­ for the World War H Memorial STAN’S TV banks. worked out as hoped, the opra- with Howard’s car as it cut in cordia Lutheran Church. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gorton, support an ardent segregationist Women in the parish of St. and Marilyn F. Islelb, property (AP) — U.S. mUitiry leaders tion would be expanded gradu­ suffered bruises in one of the ceremonies. Howard Lockward of Bolton explained he could not break a ficials said today that the wa­ Plaque, to be hung in the lobby ConventionaK landing craft front of her. Dr. and' Mrs. Peter B. Gram, Maurice Church are Invited to on School Rd.; Lawrence F. ter In the area. If discolored aw considering a new sea-based and amphibious vehicles, such ally to full scale. mishaps. Others Inducted are Mrs. United Church Is chairman of Mr. and Mrs. F. Byron Hallen- p«"y >«y*iw "ui. h. u. Fiano to Lucile W. S. 'Nichols, of Bailey Auditorium, in MB'"' Service and Sales Police quoted the wom^n as James McBriety, overseer; L. s e 1 f-desertbed middle-of-the- now, will soon clear Itself. camp^gn to deny the Viet Cong as amtracs, are considered un­ Conventional amphibious Harriet G. Darby of 24 Jordt the event. beck, Mrs. Philip Holway, Dr. become a candidate and neither attend A poUuck supper spon­ property In'Birch Mt. Estates; cheater High School. ' landings are not possible along saying she didn’t see the car un­ William Lines, lecturer; William roader Archie L. Lindsey. could he vot6 for Maddox, a se­ The 16-in main wiw cleaned Robert E. Mongell, also a ~ • OPEN NOW AT ' uso of the river highways of suited to "riverine” warfare In St. was charged with unsafe The visitors, who are studying and Mrs. Frank H. Horton* Mr. Lindsey, ;65, a real estate sored by the Council of Catho­ London Park, Irtc. to Chi^rles H. most of the delta seacoast be­ til it vias too late. Stevens, steward; Miss Pamela and working in Connecticut this gregationist. from the Une St. Filter Plant past commander of the Legion South Viet Nam’s Mekong Del­ the swampy delta. movement from a standing po­ ani Mrs. Mark Kiavitz, .Mrs. agent wm picked Wednesday by lic Women, Monday, Oct. 17 at antf Barbara- W. Thompson, 1073 aiAIN ST. cause there are no beaches. Another two-car collision oc­ Bourez, assistant steward; Mrs. year, will attend the lunchedn to the intersection of Hartford Post, Will serve as chief of staff. ta. Although the specific charac­ sition at 6:20 a.m. yesterday. Harold Phillips, Dr. and Mis. a party committee to face Re­ In another reaction to Mad­ 6:30. The supper will be fol­ property on (School Rd.; London Rd. and Charter Cede St, teristics of the new assault Mangrove swamps and marshes curred at 2:25 p.m. yesterday at Eldward La Chance, lady assist­ as part of the 16th annual "Wel­ Herbert Snyder, Dr. and Mrs. dox’ candidacy. Archbishop Park, Inc. to Everett T. and Fairbanks, a former town PHONE ^9-9279 Police said she drove away publican opposition In the Nov. 8 lowed by a talk by Dr. A. El­ Thero has been no final deci­ boats are classified, it is under­ reach dovm to the sea. from the right curbing of W. the Center-Linden St. Interec- ant steward; Thomas Dunbar, come to Connecticut Weekend” Philip E. Summer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Halllnan of the Atlanta Lida D. Strange, property on policeman, is superintendent of To save money bring In your sion, but one could result from The key to the delta lies in its tion. chaplain. general election. mer Diskan of Manchester at buildings and grounds for the stood they will be armored for Middle Tpke. and was struck by arranged by the Service Bureau M. Philip Susag, Mr. ^and Mrs. Weltner withdrew from the Roman Catholic archdiocese School Rd.; Jane E. and Fred Tracking Worldwide portable TVs and radios and Secretary of Defense Robert S. protection of the crew and the waterways, its canals and riv­ a car driven by Gloria B. Wil­ Police said Ruth R. Ather of Also installed are Mrs. James for Women’s Organizations. Its said Wednesday night that no 8 p.m. He will speak and show J. Mullin to Utility Construc­ Manchester’ schbol system. He save money. We use Philco McNamara’s visit to Viet Nam Harold Wareham and Mr. and race Monday, saying his princi­ slides of his recent trip on the infantry and may be rigged with ers, which are the main rbutes lard of 14 Pioneer Circle. 136 S. Main St. was driving Baker, treasurer; James Mc­ purpose Is to give visltcjrs an op­ Mrs. Robert Young. honest Catholic can support a tion Corp., property on Rt. 6; National Aeronautics and Space is a former town director and a tubes. next week. of communication. ples do not permit him to sup­ S. S. Hope. Administration’s tracking force former safety director. gear to deal with mines. The Willard car was traveling west on Center St. and tried to Briety, secretary; Robert Schu­ portunity to meet other students port Lester G. Maddox as the segregationist. In an editorial in Mary J. Morgan to Jullane Planning has been under way* The new craft will be fast — The Vietnamese have em­ turn left into Linden St. when bert, gate keeper; Mrs. Kenneth from their homelands and to be­ SEAFOOD POLLUTION The program is open to the Duke, property on Vernon Rd.; includes 1,2(X) technicians at the The Nov. 12 parade and dedi­ ployed river assault groups in west on the turnpike. The mis­ D ,m «.»uc ,ov.„ c S cT public. Women of the other cation will replace the usual for some time. possibly as fast as 30 knots — hap occurred about 20 feet west a car driven by Stanley Kozak, Morrison, Ceres; Miss Susan Ha- come acquainted with Connecti­ KINGSTON, R.I, (AP) —If and Brubaker Tool Corp to Don­ field engineering office here and The river campaign would go the delta on a relatively small zen, Pomona; Miss Patricia nor. three Boltoft churches, St. more than 11,000 at worldwide Veterans Day ceremonies of and will be shallow in draft. of Homestead St. • 27, of Hartford cut directly in cut residents. ' water pollution cannot be con­ Lindsey will support Maddox. not be a segregationist.” ald . D. Esstman and Hue;h F. far beyond the small-boat pe­ The plan calls for taking scale. front of her. Bourez, Flora. Members of the Mrs. Lockward will be assist­ trolled, clams and oysters may Lindsey’s opponent described George’s Elpiscopal, United Black, property on Williams stations from St. John’s,. New­ Nov. 44. On Veterans Day it­ U.S. officers planning the'new Florence W. Rubenstein of 17 "I have been a Democrat all my self, a short service will be held KLH troling of delta waterways about half a dozen barracks No injuries were reported. executive committee are Regin­ ed by Mrs. Wayne Mantz and become extinct, says an oceano­ Methodist and Bolton Congre­ Rd. foundland, to Hartebeshok, Theodore L. Fairbanks which the U.S. Navy has long American approach to the delta Goslee t>r. was warned at 7:30 life, have always supported the selection of the Democratic at Manchester Memorial Hos­ ships out of mothballs in the p.m. yesterday for failure to ald James and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Fred Hope of Concordia grapher. party ticket and will do so this the best tradl- gational, have been Invited. According to the town clerk, South Africa, and Quito, Ecua­ STEREO MUSIC been conducting under "Opera­ United States and sending them problem have studied the exper­ GARDEN CLUBS LEADER Dtinbar. Church. Miss Barbara Baker of Dr. John A. Knauss of the tlon of smokerfilled rooms, Coffee and dessert will be the former Brubaker plant, dor, to Woomera, Australia. pital. New London, plus bands ' and ience of the French in their grant the right of way. time,” he said The Memorial Plaque -will tion Game Warden.” to South Vietnamese waters. No Police reported the woman NEW HAVENv (AP)—A New Concordia will serve as hostess. University of Rhode Island says where bosses select their man.” served. built for a car-wash by the pre­ marching units from ail local SYSTEMS ships of this class are now in struggle to hold Indochina from ROCKET TO BE UNVEILED Miss Patricia Badger and Miss He was picked at a closed „ _ vious owners, will be used for PLAN ARTHRI’nS CENTER contain the names of approxi­ It would involve launching pulled out of a parked position London woman, Mrs. Frederick the school has established two meeting of the Fulton County said ne Mass will be celebrated to­ and area veterans' organiza­ special assault imits, probably commission. 1946 to 1954. B. Hartman, has been elected HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Catherine Badger and other federally-sponsored pollution anticipates a hard but clean morrow at 7:30 p.m. with con­ storage. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A .pi­ mately 4,400 Manchester resi­ tions and military units. The barracks ships, 316 feet The experts say French river in a no parking zone at the (Atlanta). Democratic Executive dents who served in World War U.S. Army Infantry, from Navy Hartford Rd.-McKee St. inter­ president of the Connecticut The Marshall Space Flight Cen­ members of the Luther League laboratories at its Narragansett campaign. fessions from 7 to 7:20. Noc­ lot "research, arthritis center” It will sU rt at the Municipal long and displacing more than operations in the delta achieved of Concordia Church will serve Committee, which considered Manchester Evening Herald II. It will include the names of barracks ships stationed off the section and was turning right Federation of Garden Clubs. ter opens its doors to the public Bay laboratories. more than a dozen persons. turnal Adoration will begin at will be set up at a New York Building pnT Center St., will go mouths of the delta’s principal 4,000 tons fully loaded, were successes which were obscured She was elected at the group’s for the first time in five years the luncheon. TWO-YEAR-OLD DROWNS 8 p.m. and end Saturday at 6 Bolton correspondent, Cleme- State' teaching hospital as the the 109 local veterans who lost and overweighted by France’s when it was struck by a car A veteran of city-county poli­ east o^ F. Center St. to Brook­ rivers. built to accommodate about 1,- driven by Karen M. Taggart of sVth annual meeting Wednesday Oct. 16 to allow a look at Ameri­ After lunch, there will be a a.m. well Young, tel, 643-8981. first step toward establishment their lives in that war. The NORMAN’S failures in the land war. tics, Undsey will resign from WILTON (AP)—John Spencer plaque will replace the one field St., and then north on "We want to deny use of the 100 men. 7 Byron Rd. and succeeds Mrs. Elmer Wat­ ca's largest booster rocket. reception at Centlnel Hill Hall, There will be a planning of a statewide network of such Brbokfield St. to Bailey Audi­ .ST'OI’ IN FOR The expeditions up river like­ ' While French river assault Hartford, for visitors and their the county commlsslon“post he Cherry, two years old, drowned which has stood on the south­ rivers to the Viet Cong and we The four-year-old girl was son of Wethersfield in the post. The occasion is “Space Day has held 14 years to take on Wednesday when he fell into a meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow RPI TUITION TO RISE facilities. torium of the high school. AN MAR FILLING hope to spread out and control ly would be supplied from the tactics were sound, the U.S. ex­ 1966” and officials of the Na­ hosts, followed by music, danc­ ICOUNTRY DRUG Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller west comer of .Center and Main hurt at 5:25 p.m. when the car Other new officers chose were State Sen. Fletcher Thompson, neighbor’s pond near his par- .for the Christian Youto Forma­ TROY, N.Y. (AP) — Tuition Dedication ceremonies will be IlMMONSIRATION the river banks,” said one high- sea. They would be supported perts say, they could not be ex­ tional Aeronautics and Space ing and refreshments. at Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti­ said the center would cmduct Sts., at Center Park. ploited because the French had she was a passenger in collided Mrs. C. Howard Roberts Jr. of the GOP nominee who got on ®nts’ home at 8 Spice Wood tion program. at 10 a.m., followed by open ranking officer. by helicopter gunships and Jet with another car in a parking Newtown, first vice president; Administration expect thou­ Visitors will be entertained tute will rise to *2,060 a year, research to aid the one million The parade, to begln^ at 9 4i:i MARTFORn RI>. fighters where needed. to make do with castoff World IS HERE! the ballot by petition. Road, lyilton. Five babies were baptized a.m. on Nov. 12, will feature the house and refreshments at all Working in secrecy, the U.S- lot at King’s Department Store. and Mrs. Roswell E. Fisher of sands of visitors to view the Sat­ in Connecticut homes for the last Sunday. They were Karen beginning next September, a New York ■ residents who have Navy 1s developing a new type The campaign, if approved, War n landing craft. And they weekend. Mrs. Douglas J. Rob­ Wcltner said in Washington he He wka the son of Mr. and U.S. Coast Guard :tond from local veterans’ homes and clubs. MAN( HMSTKR Police said the girl was one New Canaan, second vice presi­ urn V booster which is 33 feet in was pleased at the committee’s Mrs. O. L. Cherry. Benjamin, Ellen Roberta *250 increase. arthritis. 6 would start out on a limited never had enough men to do the of assault craft to carry the in­ of five youngsters in a Car driV-i dent. diameter and 138 feet long. erta Jr., area hostess chairman. fantry from the barracks ships scale, using perhaps tw(x bar­ Job right.

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% P A G E N IN A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER «, 1966 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE EIGHT its main function to to hear the could confront the neighbors he oouM not be followed, and so suddenly Escaj^s Death Penalty ‘ Jewel the P h i’ . royal approval for parliament FR EE iianrIiPBtfr was said to have nipped. ■ Many Britons Question tary bills. the conference itself didn't know what The case was aventusUy This requires a quorum of DELIVERY Ettpnm9 ^pniUi It was supposed to do when it found turned over by the obprts^to the Meeting Theme itself in session. It reached for the ItoalUi Department tor Inves­ Need for Privy Council three members, usually govern­ Coiitroversial Collie “Jewel the tPhT’ was the ment ministers. A spare coun­ ARTHUR DRUtt theme of doing niore to help reoon-’ tigation. Xis chief veterinarian, LONDON (AP) — Britons are queen wishes it. There was no U aUMlI Btr—t Br. Jeraham Asado, who said ha theme ot the Eta Chapter, Beta cilor is always on hand In case Xaaeheater OoBB. „ struct the vfllsges of Vietnam, a pro­ beginning to ask If Queen Eliza- question of her not wishing It one drops dead and the council’s gram which has since received a lot pf received hundreds of letters Sigma. Phi, infoimal coffee ______I, since constitutional monarchs own aMiing that Pete’s' life be saved, beth’s Privy Council to reaUy ^ governments want clerk to also present. Publlriitra earnest study on our part, although we r .» ‘ .o.-i-fac Tuesday night at the home ot JViuDded October L U U Wednesday ordered the dog have not considered It militarily possible * TiV* ».«'*’.» •■aid♦ ■C-- : M, Mrs. Noward Lundeil, 33 Mc­ necessary. them to do or lose their thrones. PETITION DISMISSED NEW 'YtXRK (A P )~ - Pete the master, Anthony Jones of Elm­ sMpped out of New Yortt or de­ And if It to, couldn’t the journey prompted editori- PublMi«d Bvenr Bvuiinc Except tendaya to stop blasting villages out of existence Cann Dr. HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)—A WINDOW SHADES m S ^ HoIWaya. Entered at the Post Office « collie gOfi« Into exile today with hurst, N.Y. stroyed. council just get on the phone to als in the Guardian, voice of the Xaachestar, Cood.. as Seewd Class Hail in the meantime. Mrs. Edward B. Spence, petition by the Resolute Insur­ ” I’m glad Pato la going to be The elder Jones agreed to the the queen instead of flying middle-road Liberal party, and Katur. ______a one-way ticket —: the clty’e ance Co. of Hartford, Conn., to LONG WEARING . The Manila Conference has now been with someone who loves him sentence, but said : "M y son is membership chairman, was in across Britain when she’s not In the conservative Daily Mail. ■DBBCRIPTIOM BATES < way of sparing Jiim from a and who will take good care of more'or lees reoonciled to losing strike off judgments in the case PayaUa la AdTsace ...... in asflstence. as a proposal, for several charge of the program. Other London? “ Could she not have said yes INTERSTATE death sentence — fastened to of bonds forfeited by bituminous One Tear ...... W » days, and still nobody seems to have Mm,” Anthony said. " I ’m very Pete, but It hurts me deeply. Eta members participating in Five men had fly from Lon­ by telephone, even in Norman Six MOUtlMI e e e a* a e e a a e e Ms collar, happy that be is going to stay TMs was my real dog. I miss to strip mine operators has been CLEANTEX Area Vonths ...... *.5® iuiy authoritative , idea of what It is sup­ the program were Miss M. Anita don to Scotland and back French?” the Guardian asked. O D C M o u t h e a aa a a a a e a a a e a a#, ______Condemhed as a three-time alive.” . dismissed by Dauphin County <•> A n Made to' Order Mm.” Nadeau, president; Miss Elaine Wednesday so the queen could The Mail Mii^mented: "Mr. posed to do. The only decisive thing loser under New York’s two-bite The dog was involved in a le­ Common Pleas Courts. w M i Your Rollers MlBMBBR OF^^nn Verbarg, Hartford C3ty Council approve the government order Wilson’a recent productivity THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . which has happened so far is that the limit, Pete was allowed to skip gal controversy that, touched 00 SAVIN ROOK PROJECT The State Mines Departmwit president, and Mrs. Lundeil. m^ing Prime Minister Harold conference was concerned with FULL LINE OF CUSTOM The Asaociated Press is exclusively enUUed date for the Conference has been moved town after Mb owner signed an the rights of pets to receive due WAKUNGTON (AP)—’A feder­ ...... ___. . . _____ announced Wednesday that It to the use ot republlcatlon of. all news dIs- The next meeting of the chap­ Wilson’s -freeze on wages and getting more output from every patches credited to It or back from Oct. 18 to Oct. 24. This brings affidavit promising never to prooeaa of law and a chance to al grant of (6.2 million has been VENniAN BUNDS ter will be held Tuesday at 8 prices mandatory. worker, executive and director will immediately try to collect Std In this paper and also the local news pub- it closer to the American elections on bring Mm back. face their accusers. reserved by the Department of 8224,141 from Resolute Insur- p.m. at the home of Mr. and In a 10-minute meeting at Bal- in the land, *^a S** rifhts .of *P*®*** Nov. 8, and could, with a little strategic The two-yearold collie, de­ When Pete was condemned to Housing and Urban Development p^cheshereln are also reaerred. Mrs. Joseph Barrett, 249 Vernon moral Castle, the privy council- “ But its message has plainly “ ce- les net scribed as predatory by the city death as a vicious dog after sup­ for the Savin Rock No. 2 urban meandering around Asia after the Con­ St. The group will entertain in­ men presented the order to the bypassed government iUelf.” A department spokesmen said E. A. JOHNSON ■The Herald Prlntln*iis Company, _—Inc., . —as- but “ Just playful” by neighbors, posedly biting three people renewal project In West Haven, sumes no financial reeponsiuiuv}responsibility for.j - __ typ^'^client of N. B. A. midst of dramatic war and peace postur­ ralatlva.TOf Pete’s lO-year-old execution imtil he and Pete Thomas J. Dodd, D-Oonn. St. James St. < Publishers R«Pr*oen<*tt»“ „ - Mathews Special i^ency — New Yorx. ing abroad just before the people of the eaco. Deir^it mod gostou» United States go to the polls for Con­ " MEMBER ABDIT BURBAD OP CIRC01.A. gressional elections. TIONB. ______This seems, in prospect, one of the Display advertising clo s^ houm; Per Monday - 1 p.m. boldest and most heartless political Por Tuesday — 1 P.m. *ood^r. gimmicks ever employed from the PUr Wednesday -• 1 P °iJ !V ?!j??l White House. Hhrerybody will forgive it, needleiw to say, if it proves to have something - in it more solid than the iniMVr»tlcic except Saturday — t > .» * _ G.AT_jT:>atl , "'t* ..-1 ■ meaningless fluff which was the only eventual residue o f the famous holiday '■... ThurwJay, Octobwr « Discounts the Price, peace offensive, or the dramatic Hono­ lulu Conference. O i Never the Quality! ■ "s*\VX' \ * - ' I

The D in y in g Gamble” V, When Pope Paul VI, on Tuesday, ob- A PKcker Of Hope? m : : aerved the first anniversary of hia hit- The town election was only Monday, toric appeal to the United Nattona. ha but one already begins to notice change himself seemed almost of two minds as in the air, precious signs of revival of Along Country Rotuls With Sylvian Ofiara he discussed the world peace altuatioil common sense. END OF SEASON LIGHTS AND SHADOWS, GRANT HILL ROAD a irear later. We don’t know, for instance, whether Girls’ Pea Coals “ Our cry for peace,” he ,j»id, at one Comp. Vnlu* 12.98 the traffic light over at Depot Square is »» Fully pile lined. All wool melton. moment during his appearance before plugged into any political nerve center, Mix ’n Match Doable breasted. Brass buttons. 150,000 In St. Peter’s Square in Rome, or whether its behavior merely repre­ A Thought for Today Four pockets, epaulets. Navy, 997 “must ring out again from a.sorrowful Connecticut Yankee burgundy. ^ sents the Influence of cosmic rays which Inside Report Sponsored by the Manchester heart, for during the past year tte con­ might be arriving on the Manchester Council of Churches Slits 1 to I» CoRip. Vd06 14.W NOW I0.W Silt 4 to 6x ditions which make peace possible have Coordinates scene no matter^ how the vote had hap­ by B y A .H .O . not improved.” pened to gt> on Monday. Priortty This was the blue note. But we do know that this is the third Rowland Evans Jr. and. Robert D. Novak A noted young concert^ artist Again, we must pray a little Mayor Richard Lee, the Demo­ was asked the secret of her suc­ Later, however. Pope Pius said this: day in a row in which the traffic light Indulgence from our friends, cratic mayor of New Haven. Girls’ Stretch Slacks MISSOULA, Mont. — Appear­ some political subtlety. Persuad­ Dyed-To-Match "We must observe how In spite of cess with her violin. “ Planned This led to the first open pro­ Theimal knit keeps warm air In. Comp. Value 3.98 8 4.98 over North has been operating on the ing anti-war students not to hurt neglect,” she replied, and then., the organizational politicians of everything the idea of peace is grow­ ing at the University of Montana test from Republican organiza­ cold air (mt:-He«i7 dnty-elastic yellow blinker system, which means that Metcalf by demonstrating explained. Connecticut, if we seem to tion people, since amplified into •tlrrups. Plum, brown, navy, ing In the consciousness, if not always here last week, Vice President Mates in Soft it has been working to accommodate against Humphrey’s visit, they “There were many things treat li^fliUy their suppos^y an almost state-wide trend, l^ c k , burgundy Ak royal. Slses 0 III the activity, of the contemporary Hubert Humphrey was asked by instead carefully drafted ques­ and speed rather than block and con­ which demanded my time. When awesome powers.; against the Gengras style of to 6s 4k 7 to 14 world.” gest the flow of traffic, to promote or­ a pretty co-ed whether he sup­ tions for the vice president in­ I went to my room after break­ H eather Tones Perhaps we are not really campaigning as a non-political “ So It Is," he added, “ that less end der and safety and sane drlirlng rather ported Democratic Sen. Lee tended to put him on record fast, I made my bed, straight­ independent condoning Metcalf’s dove-like about to discount or disprove less attention Is being paid to a equivo­ than the jostling and grinding and con­ Metcalf’s dissent from President ened my room, dusted the floor, So now let us take the re­ convictions. That question ask­ their potency. But we should cal propaganda that aims at exploiting fusion of unnecessary delays which is and did whatever came to my turns from New Haven on Nov. Conip. Value 11.00 Johnson's Viet Nam policy. ed by the co-ed was drawn up have a falriy easy time of it, Girls’ Poor Boy Sweaters peace for various ends other than an attention. When I finished my 8. Both machine organizations typical of the location under the normal “ I sure do,” snapped back the night before by Pfiffer and we think, proving that there Comp. Value 3.50 order founded on respect for the rights Humphrey, whose cross-country work, I turned my attention to in the city are, as we see it, in 100% Orion* aertUe. Elbow red and green operation of the traffic his colleagues. could be at least one instance campaigpiing extoils the very ■violin practice. That system something of a pickle. If one of T99 sleeve, crewneck poor boy rib o f the human person and of free peo­ light. In the wake of Humphrey’s where, on Nov. 8, they would knits. Solid colon to white, policy Metcalf has criticized. “ I failed to accomplish the result them really works to prove its ples; so it la that the ultimate persua­ It is always amazing, whenever the favorable answer, the professors have a relatively hard time winebetiy. nesrr, pennant Wto. 259 support Sen. Metcalf, period desired, so I reversed things. I efficiency, but the other really sion is growing that true and lasting simple yellow blinker system Is given a are trying to convince Metcalf Claiming they had either deliv- Also floral pwts on pastel . . .We don’t want a Congress deliberately planned to neglto^ lies down on the Job, to show peace cannot be based on the power of that the door is now open for a iM a b rn ot delivered the vote. gronnds. Blies 7 to 14. trial, how smoothly the traffic moves, that is a rubber stamp.” everything else until my prac­ how it can hurt its party, who ^ E A C H deadly weapons or on the static tension how the most efficient use of traffic op­ Metcalf-Babcock debate on Viet tice period was completed. That It has already been noted Metcalf, who had not been is going to be able to tell which Of opposing ideologies.” Nam without being accused of program of planned neglect io- ttere is a touch of or- portunity by the particular flow of traf­ exuberant over Humphrey’s un-^ one really deserves credit for 100% Wool Sweaters undermining his own President. counts for my suferess.” gkmtetlonal difficulty on both Pope Paul, at New York ja year ago, fic, whatever it happens to be at any solicited visit here, was natural­ the result? Suppose they both Sides of the state campaign — Girls’ Belted Drum Skirts said three main things. moment, is so easily achieved. ly elated. But the co-ed’s ques­ Yet, paradoxically, Hum­ Planned neglect may not decide to lie down, which side the Democratic headline un- 100% Wool Skirts tion came scarcely by chance. phrey's kind words for Metcalf sound essential to give priority would then be demonstrating V' Scooped Irom a top nuJeer. AS Comp. VduB 5 .9 8 .7 .9 8 “ Let peace,” he said, “reign in the Of course, this never impresses any­ ‘ pleasantness between Demo­ The story behind it reveals how In fact further blur the Viet in the good at first reading, but its power to anybody? Siqipose wools. Plaids, tweeds, heathers. world. Never again war, never again. No body except the motorists themselves. cratic State Chairman John 100% Woc^ Sladts blurred the Viet Nam war hsis Nam debate here. Metcalf’s im­ it is ■use of our time if we are they both put on the last min­ All to new Isshlon colon. Sises 3 4 7 more rivalry, contention, oppression and The traffic experts operate on the con­ Bailey and the Democratic boss become as a campaigpi issue in age as a Viet Nam dissenter to become efficient in the serv­ ute act of really fighting for 7 to 14. egoism—^no more.” of New Haven — and the gen­ sistent and uncontestahle theory, that Montana and, indeed, the whole became even more shadowy af­ ice of God and man. First p)^7 the whole ticket? IVhc is to be Ho called the United Nations “ the eral way in which Republican' if they can find some way of making nation. ter the vice president’s state­ ority is dally Bible study and sure the old stiletto has been ■metnK estdipa 4k ndl- organizational people have felt over. slMS M to 4(L Fully fined obligatory path of modem clvillaatlon the traffic pile Itself up. then they have Some six months ago, the ment, which is exactly what prayer. “Seek ye first the king­ completely sheathed? tjieir backbones curt under the •kMs. Back tub, nribreakabto and of world peace.” aemonstrated the need for' some accom­ Montana senate race seemed a Metcalf wanted. If he has his dom of God . . . and all these What would happen If the public scorn of Clayton Gen- Bipper, rises S to 16. Custom And he took religion out of the cold panying technique for letting it dribble good hawk vs. dove test. Met­ way, Viet Nam will be put away things shall be added to ydiscord is also pinpointed in the surface picture ha^ not improved. To ever since Monday. Mansfield, the Senate ihajority By Tlie Associated Press . New Haven that the unique the contra'^, indeed, the United States Perhaps the experience at the North What’s more, MetajJf vs. Bab­ leader and Montana’s most pop­ Today is Thursday, Oct. 6, the problem in measuring political is waging a bigger war thwi ever. But end of Main St. will somehow persuade cock seemed an even money ular leader In a generation, re­ 27»th day of 1966. There are 86 bet. Buoyant Tim Babcock, turns to campaign for him. In boss power or political organi­ even while belllgei^ts do this they do our traffic authorities that the new plot days left in the yea r., H erald youthful at 46, was popular zation power arises. It only, with an increased awareness of the meantime, Metcalf will be Today’s Highlight In History against the public which has just ap­ enough to be elected ' governor For the distance between the B^s’ "Never Press” Its eventual dead end futility. at pains to see that Tim Bs£b- On this date in 1889, Thomas Yesterdays ^ peared at the South end of Main St. during the 1964 Goldwater deba­ cock and the Montana professors New HaVen Republican organi­ The current in the thought of man­ should be limited to the yellow blinker Edison demonstrated his kine- cle despite his own Goldwaterite don’t make this campaign 3 toscope, showing the first mo­ zation and Republican Candi­ kind has been turning, in the past year, system on which it, so far, has been 25 Years Ago views. Quiet, hard-working, Lee referendum on Viet Nam, as tion picture. On the same day in date Gengras has been just as more and more to the ultimate cynicism operating. That is good. It is also Metcalf, 55, is less personally ■wide as that between Barbieri Flannel Shirts orlg;inally advertised. 1927, the era of talking motion ’Voters go to polls In town popular but has the advantage with war as a possible instrument of hu­ enough. 1966 Publishers Newspaper pictures begpan with *‘The Jazz and Bailey. In the first place, election and, .after light voting of a Democratic bulge in regis­ Syndicate Coth|L‘VaIiw 2i9 man decision, more and more to the But we are not really of very good Singer” starring A1 Jolson in the New Haven Republican at start, 2:30 pjn, count climbs tration. The prognosis: A toss- United Nations, however neglected and cheer. We fear what we think may be New York. organization committed Itself to 1,200 indicating a possible up; whose final outcoipe would maligned, as a necessity, not merely an the Inevitable, in which the three great On TMs Date early to Senator Peter Marian! total vote of more than 3,000. depehd on whether Montanans One Year Ago fdr the Republican nomination, T 87 option, and more and more to the reali­ traffic light monstrosities, the one at hi 1683, the first German set­ were leaning to the dove or to President Johnson signed a aniHstayed with him late. zation that there cannot be any such the Center, and the others now at each tlers arrived In Pennsylvania. 10 Years Ago the hawk side. bill authorizing a massive 8300 In 1890, the Church of the Lat­ In ^ ^ e second place, one of thing as a “holy war.” ^ end, will make it impossible to get out But long before autumn, it be­ milli'dn drive to combat heart ter Day Saints — the Wtomons ^ e % r s t demonstrations of Ms Tax Assessor Henry Mutrle Never need Ironing. 100% cot­ ton flannel — durable and neat The surface ■nolence increases; the in­ of either end of Main St., or even get came clear that dove sentiment disease cancer and strokes. — abolished polygamy. owp Iqfty^. independent stance plans meeting at which work of here, as elsewhere, was’ mini-, washing after wariitog. Bises 6 ner realization of the only kind of truth there, for that matter. 'Today’s Birthdays In 1937, the League of Nations givm by Gengras was his pub- reyaluatlona for ' tax assess­ ■J| mal. Montana’s isolationist tra­ to 18. by which mankind can keep life itself Opera star Maria Jeritza is condemned Japan’s aggression lip compliment to the munici­ ments will be explained to tax­ dition, carried by Democrat deepens and spreads and, we bope,^ I 79 years old. in China. pal deeds and the reputation of payers. strengthens toward the day when It Burton Wheeler for so many years., was dead. It became may tak'e- »imr someInfluence on our One Huge Interchange , clear .that enunciation of Met­ n« outward actions, as individuals, as na­ calf’s Viet Nam dissent would tions. Circumstances conspire against—or pave the path to his retirement. Boys’ 'Durable Press” We are with the Pope in his mixture with—a community to make it what It Acting on his' own instincts as of logical “despair and necessary hope. is. Ofle town is a mill town, anothei* a well as advice, Metcalf has Fischetti Who cannot be with him, r'kally? Who tourist resort, a third a farming center. played down the Viet Nam Plainville has been a tran.sportation Corduroy Slacks does not know that, as he says, we are issue. Instead, he is emphasiz­ PdblUkM { ' k$ center since early .times when the New In the very midst of a “dizzying gaonble ing ’’effective representation” Haven-Hartford Turnpike was inter­ for Montana in the U. S. Senate. with the fate of mankind?” Conp. Volui A98 sected there by the New Britaiii-Bristol Nevertheless, he has been V crossroad. tugged from both right and left The Farmington .Canal followed in the into a Viet Nam debate. 37 Boys’ 10^98 1820’s and made it a port for towns in ^ The right wing tugging ii Men’s Pullover the area. (The docking point there was from Babcock, who would dear­ Closer To Hie ‘Target Ikite” known as Ithe Bristol Basin.) ly love the Montana election to S0% IhrtrdO Polyester, 50% Corduroy Parkas The seven nation Manila “summit’’ Then, the Canal Line Railroad came be a referendum on Viet Nam. Sweaters along and it was in turn joined by the Western! Ski! Noifolri Peacoat! cotton. Never needs irw lngj conference is beginning to show all the Besides talking, about Metcalf's Wash It, dry It, wmr It toy 4s New York, New Haven and Hartford symptoms of having been planned with senate vote, Babcock stresses , VfAio OonttnenW. B i« 4k Slim stylis. Railroad, making Plainville a rail junc­ the fund appeal for Metcalf the same headlong Johnsonian impetu- Cbmpi VoIn i \ , tion. -• made by a pacifist organization ousness which featured, and killed, the Now it’s the highways again, . . . 5 “ ” known as the Council for a Liv­ 19.95 to 2S.00 .— Bi-enws — V seOkB. 6 famous Christmas season “peace offen­ Interstate 84 has already reached tha Thick set ednlnroy with knit collar able World. Babcock even poses wools. 100% Shettandc. sive” and which apparently originated, neighboring town and an elaborate in­ 1 3 ” «md OrlonO) aorllie pile Unlng. Nylon as President Johnson’s support­ Thp-mng quality, full fashioned or uilt style with dacron fill and man- terchange will link it to another new ex- a and also cursed, the “Honolulu Confer- er against Metcalf’s attacks. saddle shoulder, cables, poor boys 4e arin collar. Both with ziiMiff hoods. , pressway—Route 72—In the near fu­ snoe.” In dach of these Instances, Presi­ The left wing ‘tugging is from flatltiilts, argyles. Every wanted.color. Sizes 0-18. ture. t c hooded norpoTes. Wool melton peacoats. Every wanted color, dent Johni|on suddenly had an impulse to a University of Montana faculty 8-M -L -X L And within the next 10 or 15 years a ^26-46. . put on a i>ig show to ease domestic and group led by Professor E. W. . new Route 10 expressway is expected to foreign criticism of the American role in come down from the Massachusetts Pfiffer. Although the professors Vietnam. border to hook up in Plainville with 1-84 earnestly support Metcalf for re- Sale Thurs thru S at The distinguished Christmas season vid Route 72. election, they also want a pub­ MANCHESTER— 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE •’peace offensive” delegates who went to “ Plainville will become one huge in­ lic dialogue on Viet Nam. Fur- Mon. thru Weds. 9:30 AM to 9:30 PH thermort!, they belie've Metcalf various key spots in the world to drama- terchange,” a ^ consultant told that must expand on his position and 1 ) tise the President’s devotion to peace town’s Planning and Zoning Cooimis- EXIT 93. WILBUR C R O SS PARKWAY 9i30 10 answer BAbcook’s attacks. Dis­ Thurs. thru Fri. AM to PM were put in the air first and then had sion recently. Thi^ is a destiny which many towns agreeing, Metcalf at one point ttialr iiyitructions messaged t to them last week was, on the verge of WATERUIRY—Laktwood and Wolcott Roods Saturday 9:00 AM to 10 PM would not particularly welcome. .1.1 While they were in flight to their desti- But the town fathers of Plainville do publicly repudiating the Pfiffer Bstlnns not appear overly concerned. They are group. H w Honolulu Oonferenoe was held -sc apparently used to the) hustle and bustle Last week, however, the Moo* Bonaal seenrtty preoanttpBS o f eroasroads Uving^—BRISTOL PRESS tana profeaaora began to exhiOilt zhiSr/af l<‘ V / ii ' A n n M O H n n

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ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1966 UAW and General Motors Oorp. given a standing ovation when PAGE TEN About 4,000 workers struck the he fintebed- FOR Bqxsher Hite Chevrolot plant in St. Louis ever SplegCl denied that On ADL Chrysler Employes include two sons, Henry NeH of A r m o r e d C a r H o l d u p Larsen Planning to Build • grlsvanoe on work loads and VniforniB Needed A D L DirectcHT had apArksd protests against Roxbury and Richard Neff of , (hs company laid off 8,000 work- Davis’s appearance. Cosmefics Newington; two brothers, Har­ Inez Cub Scouts of Ptfck 251 at an at tte adjacent Fisher body Obituary ; MILFORD (AP) — The New “The John Birdi S oel^ has old Clough of Tolland and Leon VeiTlanck Sdtool are badly On Fringe of Renewal Area Qping Back to Jobs plant, wUch mshes Cbovrolet The Baby H a s " ^ England director of the Antt- s v e i y r l| | h t to rent pUblio meet­ ITS Clough ol Bloomfield; three sis­ Trio Gets in need of uniforms. Anyone b odies. ing haUs Just M they have ev­ licon P. Meyer ters, Mrs. Alfred Ayers and who has used cub scout uni­ A member of North Manches- the owner of Larsen’s Hardware Defsmation League, ' Arthur DETROIT (AP) — Chryrter all body seetions needed to as- ery right to distribute their ir­ of 26 Miss Helen Clough, both of Tol­ Toward Yucatan forms to donate should get ter Development Corp. is mak- In, the North End. rtmirmi Oorp. prepared today to return a ^ b l* Chrysler cars. Leon P . Meyer, 70, Bpte^l, has b«en accused by a PLAYWRIGHT DIES responsible literature,” he said. Uggetts Clyde Rd._____ died Jest night at ____land. and____ Mrs. Richard Behrens in touch with James M ur­ . * . sd , * K ns 1,1. The North Manchester Devel- 42,600 workers to their Johe, 'nw firm said It could restore STAMFORD (AP) — Funeral $20,000 (Continned from Pag* One) ing tentative plans to build his submitted plans John Brch Society oOieua Ot M ^ h e ste r Memorial Hospital Miami, Fla., and five grand Keys Wednesday, Inez side- phy, 21 Stone St. pending ratification of an agree­ full production next week at the services will be held Tbursday own buhdlng in proximity to the building of a proposed North Been Named ••I using "htlf4ruths and UeA" seven assembly |>lants closed At The Psrkad* after a long illness. children. when a building collapsed in swiped Cuba, marking the eco- Energy Vte Groudng ment to end an Ohio stamping to Stamford for Miss Lorraine Mr. Meyer was bom Aug. 15. private funeral services will downtown Havana during a tor- nomically-shaky Oommimlst area of the North End Renewal End Shopping Center to the Man- The Birch Society’s East Coast plant strike. because of toe strike. Most neldlng, H , on author oml play­ MANCHESTER In Cash Project Chester Redevelopment Agency DUo relations riiief, Thomas 'Would be operating by 1896, in Ostende, Belgium, a ^eld at the convenience of rential rkin Wednesday night. A country’s third session with the caneunQitfofl fo expected to The firm said it woidd resume wright who died at her home w m Visit MoIntyre, Mtohael Scott, son of WlUiun J. and Maty Davis of Stamford, called the Partial layoffs would be ended «on of Edward and. Philoihena family. The Rev. Donald (Continued from Page One) barge was reported to have erratic storm. According lo Erll.g Larsen, a “’t.Z l.m .n " S S “b" grow at Un rate of (i.7 per cent production starting Friday at Its hero Tuesday. Pieters Meyer. He lived‘ ln Man- MiHer. pastor of United Con- Gacek McIntyre,. 179 Irene Dr., Vernon. Ha was bom Sept'4 ADL “a left wing group that will by next Thursday at five other The guards said they could sunk in the harbor. ^ ^ North End businessman and one r a year through 1980, a Com­ Twinsbiirg, Ohio, facURy if tbs Miss Fieltong wrote for Life, chester five years. Until his gregational Church, will offici- at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. His matenud grandparents oontlnue to hide behind the re­ stamping plants, the company hear tl^ getaway car speeding Heavy flooding was reported twice, 5 Giuntries of the incorporators of toe ^ choice of cither one plan or mon Market report published United Auto Workers Union rat­ American, htademidselle, and retirement five years ago he gjg Burial, will be in North ani Mr. and Mrs. John Gacek, Plainville. spectability and good will of the said . off, but neither man got a good in the Havana area where 18,000 ing hundreds homelew here says. The world will use ified an agreement to settle The Saturday Evening Poet was employed at Connecticut cemeterj’. North Manchester Developmmt other was supposed to have “ • • • • * B’nal B’rtth.” look at it, police said. persons fled their homes and Tlw storm, l^ s^ S Corp., he has taken an option, monto, thowgh e,8(X) m illion m etric tons o f grievances at the Ohio plant The firm had said virtually all magazines during her career. KLH General Life Insurance Co.. There will be no calling hours. 1- 2Sawrotay, W alter doseph HI, son at W alW Joeeph Jf. Left on East Main Street with water was reported waist-deep western Up m it m o v ^ During Jaunt on a piece of property east of Davis spoke at a meeting in coal eqiilvalent by 1910 and 10,- A ratification meeting was set ot its 110,000 hourly rated work­ She is survived by her broth­ and Jean Moore Zawrotny, 97 Bissell S t He was bora Sept Bloomfield, where he was a q-^g Euneral Home, 19 houses near the swollen west to west-southwest, moved thaKhights of Columbus Hall , in 900 metolc tohs by 1080. today for the 4,S0() strikers at ers throughout toe United States er, Temple, author of several STEREO MUSIC (Continued from Page One) Glenney Lumber and will build attempt is being made by member of the Men’s Club and giiington Ave., Rockville, is in 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His materaal gnuul^Mr- would be laid off by the end of wall known guide books about In Mar-irSv.r: »hlcn .lm«t pn».ln. t» Onb.’. north- , a store if the zoning’ change is ^jj^^rd Rybezyk, executive di- Milford. About 200 persons at­ Twinsburg who walked out sev­ Bowling League. charge of arrangements. ------. SU- .„.J . enti are Mr. and Mrs. Silas Moore, Springfield, Mass. next week if toe Twlnrtnirg Europe, who lives to Majorca, SYSTEMS hendquartera. They arrived at Uitough the heart of the Cuban western coaathne W e d n ^ ^ But Johnson a news permitted, purchase of the land rector m the MRA to nierge • • « • • tended. n V e b s t u d y g r a n t en days ago over 14 grievances Survivors include his wife, Spain, and her mothOT, Mrs- Hel­ Davis blamed Spiegel tor pro­ WASHmaTON (AP) — A to­ ranging from the quality of caf­ strike continued. Mrs. Mary Kelly Meyer; a son, j " i Brody, Jonatliaa. Marvin, son of Harold and Bernice A UAW local ended a strike en Homaday Fielding of Stam­ aeant at the desk The radio said 905 persons Friday. tests against the Blixih Society’s tal of *100,000 for the centinua- eteria food to alleged faulty Meyer of Manchester; I Jr UUCrfllS I ...... - - - ~d«.th.wou,db. Bernstein Brody, 86 TTacy Dr. He was bom Sept 12 at M t and returned to work late Aside from a brui.se on Koh- were evacuated from Guanabo But forecasters said It also tensive travel plans, original plan to hold tha meeting ticn of a study of toe recreation- brakes on lift trucks. Tentative fo rd . three daughters. Mrs. George ■ —— — J Larsen said the reason for in favor of the merger and Pa­ Sinai Hospital, Hartford, His maternal grandparents are Wednesday at toe Oakville, ler^s wrist the guards were un- Beach, near Havana, when the could howl off in another direc- Since the Manila conference at the Masonic temple In Ham­ tourism potential of the Connect­ agreement was .reached F. Mitney and Mrs. Charles A. George Barber tois action is the fact that he gani said that he would not like Mr. and Mrs. Isreal M. Bernstein, Miami Beach, Fla. He hiu hurt, although shaken by their Guanabo River spilled over its tion. „ announced 10 days ago, den. That meeting was canceled. Wednesday but details were Ont., assembly plant of Ford would have to move his business to say definitely at this time, a brother, Richard Marc, 14; and two staters, Batbara BJllen, icut River Basin is included In NORMAN’S Campbell, both of Manchester. Funeral services for George Motor Co. of Canada. About 6,- experience ^ banks The U.S. National Hurri- “ It’s not often that a hurrl- there has been broad specula- Davis’s speech topic had been the Public Wm-ka Appropriation withheld imtll workers vote on and Mrs. Benny D’Agostino of Barber of 25 Margaret Rd. twice in order to be located in though his group may also con- 12, and Linda Sheryl, 9. 800 workers left their Jobs Mon­ s ro i’ IN I'OK Louis Datoli chief of police cane Center said Havana re- cane goes into Mexico, but there tion that as long as Johnson was * • • * • billed in advance as “The Jew bin now .awaiting Smate action- it. Windsor Locks; a sister in Bel- ^gj.g held yesterday at St. the new shopping area. He is slder it. day to protes);, alleged i«oduc- W ATCH FO R AN I:AI{ Fll i.inc in this town of about 14,000, ported more than 12 inches of doesn’t seem to be anywhere go far out in the Pacific he and the John Birch Society.” He Sen. Georg* Aiken, R-Vt., re­ Chiysler laid off the 42,800 gium and 12 Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Roberta, Rebecca May, daughter of Ulemas Frederick tion line speedupe and introduc­ nilMONS l'K \1 ION called in state police and the rain during a 30-hour pwiod else for this one to go, said Gil would visit such other allied said the Birch Society Is not ported Wednesday that if the workers at plants around the The funeral will be held Sat-, j^g^ George F. Nostrand, rec- and Catherine Northrop Roberts, 3 Raymond S t, Rockville. tion of supervisors from the LUCKY MARKERS ended Wednesday night. Clark, forecaster of the National nations as Australia, New Zea- anti-semitic. money is approved by Congress, country because of the stoppage urday at 8:45 am. from th^, officiatecl. Sydney MacAl- federal bureau of investigation. She was bom Sept 18 at RockvlUe General Hoepltal. Her ma­ HAR'lKOin) KI). After leaving the Florida Hurricane Center. land and South Korea. And dip­ another *14,000 to complete the at Twinsburg, which Is one of United States. An alarm for the bandits went ternal grandparents are 1^ . and Mrs. Leon Northrop, 3 Ray­ Davis, wiio had been Interrup­ John F. Tierney Funeral Honrie, .^^g organist. Burial was in lomatic officials had suggested Grand Jury Indicts only two of Chrysler’* stamping Negotiations were imder way at PIZZA KINfl MAM HKS'l’FR out to enforcement agencies ted by applause several times study before June 80, 1066 will 219 W. Center St.^writh » Mm s Cemetery. there might be even more stops. mond St., Rock-vUle. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ralph at St Louis, Mo., between toe along the Ea.st . Coast from during his two-hour speech, was be asked. . \ facilities capable of producing o f requiem at St. Bartholo­ Bearers were Clifford Carl- A s u su al, the eth graf ta5. Peters, Hartford. She has a sister, Fllulda Lee, 8. Maine to Florida. • • • • • . '■ mew’s Church at 9:30 a.m. son, James McArdle, Ralph Brink’s Theft Boss Johnson saw White House re­ Burial will be in St. James' Barber, Roger Sullivan, Dennis porters last Thursday, following 15 Plumbing Firms Lusa, Robert Francis Jr., son of Robert Francis Sr. Cemetery. Armstrong and Dean Smith. a conference ■with a group of and Norma Gruenbeck Lusa, 4 McKnight Circle, RockvlUe. Friends may call at the fu­ The Holmes Funeral Home, governors on holding the line on (Continned fro m Page One) ------: ; 7 7 - He was born Sept. 25 at RockvUla General Hospital. His ma­ Hospital Notes Found Dead in Cell Aurora, HI., and Georgia Seni- neral home tonight from 7 to 400 Main St., was in charge of inflation, and drgw a question ternal grandmother is Mrs. Gertrude Gruenbeck, Lakeland, 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. hires in favor of a more expen- tary Pottery, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. Fla. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Sophia Lusa, Ellington. arrangements. (Continued from Page One) as to whether he hoped to ex- and 7 to 9 p.m. in all areas excepting mater- pand toe Manila m atin g into sive grade. . The meetings took place dur Me has two brothers, Joseph, 4, and Peter, 20 months; and jb...... vj. A ______— n*ty where they are 2:30 to 4 A small truck parked near ElUngto n state visits to other Pacific ar- a second indictment covering conventions of plumbing a sister, Laura toe, 3. 6 Mrs. Ophelia Lawrence Funeral services for Martin p.ni. and 7 lo 8 p.m. and pri\ate A A AT K loan fixtures distributors and whole • • • • • . - Why spend dollars more elsewhere—for Brink’s carried the seven men Mrs. Ophelia Lawrence 96, of ^ predericksen of 472 High- rooms where they are 10 a.im building •Ve didn’t discuss that and I November 1960 Walker, Tueaday Leey daughter of Wayne and Donna 6 Manchester Man 232 Autmn St., widow of George land St. were held yesterday to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested who were to enter toe bull ng. bav^ n^ i S i f or plalis at thU J^ie 1962 also charged price- ^uch locaUons as Pittsburgh Jcites Walker, Standish Rd., Coventry. She was bom Sept 27 B. Lawrence, died yesterday at afternoon at the Holmes Fu- "ot to smoke in patients’ rooms They wore peajackete, visored Held in Crash time,” Johnson answered. “ For Axing. Chicago. W ashln^o^ New York at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ a Colchester convalescent hospi­ neral Home. 400 Main St. The more than two viRltoni at caps, rubbers and gloves, and the 18th time I will repeat: Mr. Named in the second indict- and Palm Beach, Fla., toe m- ents are Mir. and Mrs. Sanford Jones, Gerald park. So. Oov- G/umJA the same qualify and fashion you get ul Grunts tal. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pator •m* Ame per patient. covered their laces with Hallo- A Manchester driver was ar- Moyers will tell you as soon as 1 ^re the trade association; entry. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Ken^ Mrs. Lawrence was born Aug. At toe toe Indict- neth Walker, South St, Coventry. t of Emanuel Lutheran Church, a DMI’TTEIDYESTERDAY; ween masks. rested and charged with unsafe have made any plans.” Crane- **Universal-Rundle; ’ ------m eeting. • • • • * KNOWN FOR VALUES 8, 1870 in Accord, N.Y., and liv­ He referred to his press secre- ’ ment alleges. the prices of ed in Manchester about four otticiated. Burial was in East Angell, 29 Bolton Rd., ©’Keefe was one of them, backing last night after a two- . Briggs, GeiDer Plumbing Fix- firms’ plumbing Axtures “ were Lawrence, Heather Lynn, daughtw of nteodore end erne ery. Vernoi^ Eva Angevine, Glas on- carrying a gun and six keys to car collision on Rt. 83 at Moun- ’ undergoing a d’suly bom- tures Corp., Chicago; Ogden raised, fixed, stabilized and Renil Brandotf Lawrence, 4607 N. Klldoxe Ave., Oilcago, m . years. Bearers were Martin Fred __ _ Survivors include two grand- bury; Beth Bordomaro, 5_Peach „pen the doors on their way to ^ j T r L ^ t fr fd d ltlo n a l ques- Corp., New York C it;; Mans- maintained at noncompetitive She waa.bom Sept 10 at Lutheran General Hospital, Puk ronr^^ree^E.^Lawrence” of Everett Bantly. Joseph ^ane, Wapping; Everett cash room where five Francis R. titms on the subject ever since field Sanitary, Inc., Perrysville, levels.” It said that customer.s Ridge, in[ Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Manchester,___4..._l.Aaa ■■ withh4'V> vbv whomVimvm she aVtA ’Brien and Alfred Paquin. Carlson, 27 Hackmatack St.; Brink’s men were sorting mon- The driver was announcing nothing. Ohio; Peerless Pottery. Inc., "have been deprived of free and ry Brandtdf, Skokie, Bl. Her paternal grandparmts ere Mr. made her home, and Edward G. Shawn Doherty, 12 Fernwood gy He had entered Brink’s 27 Cosma, 57, of 506 Center St. and Mrs. Edwin Lawrence, 158 Avery S t Antonio Bertottl said Cosma was The additional stops on the Evansville, Ind.; Kilgore Cer- open competition in toe sale of Lawrence pf Manchester, N.H., Rd., Vernon; Raymond Dunn, times before on scouting “mis- State police Tex.; enameled cast iron and vitreous • • • • • The funeral of Antonio Ber- and Ave grandchildren. Inc., china plumbing fixtures." Tripp, Roger Gary Jr., son of Roger Gary Sr. end tottl of 660 , Keeney St. was East Hartford; Mr^ whL° hif caf cSliS"S ^Sd to^’be'more in to^^^^^ UTERWEAR Funeral services and burial Oerol Herdlck Tripp, 3 Grandview Circle, Stmrs. He was bora held this morning from the will be at Fantine Kill Cemetery, Sept 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Ellenville, N.Y., Saturday at 1 Milton Fish, 363 Lake St.; Mi- them within an hour. to Mountain S t S a n S m S ^ grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hardlck, Thompaon- 219 W. Center St., with a Mass n.m. w . c;enier si-, -vv'un a juass T^uand; Dale The guardseuards were tied,. face The driver of that car was come at Manila, mainly. Viet Cong Unit Surrenders vlUe. His paternal grandparente are Mr. and Mfa. M vhl 39, of Upper - “ ^ The WatWns-’WestFuneral requiem at toe Church o f the Hayward, East Hartford; John down, mouths taped. The gang Albion Curtis, Tripp, 601 Main S t, South Windsor. Home, 142 E. Center St., is in Assumption. The Rev. Eritos . j^^amer, 485 Hartford Rd..; threw the cash, plus about *1.5 Butcher Rd. As Allied Forces Qose In • • • • • charge of arrangements. Christopher Morway, Glaston- million in checks, into laundry Cosma is to appear in WaOlA AUaon Lynn, daughter of Charles Guy Jr. and Chetelat was organist and solo­ Slate News There wiH be no calling hours. jQju, McClelland Jr., 154 bags. The two years of planning Chester Circuit Court 12 on Oct. Harriet Horn Wallis, 146 VsHey View Dr., Wapping. She was ist. Burial was in St. James’ ((Tontinned from Page One) Irv-in'g St. and dry runs paid off — not a 31. below toe buffer zone between bom Sept 16 st Manchester Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal Cemetery. Father Coppa read Roundup bile. Division su-e pres.sing down grandpiaents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Horn, Pittsburgh, Frank J. Wrisley , Also, Terrance McCann, 105G shot had been fired. toe two Viet Nams. CORDUROY TOLLAND — Frank J. Wris- committal CnTmel Bluefield Dr.; James perry 29 They might have gone free, from the north and troops ol the Before they fled down the Pa. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. O. W allis lew 49, ol New Haven, father ol Bearers were James Connel------(Continued from Page One) Coolidge St.; Nathan Primus, 56 but Specs O’Keefe said he was Trinity Guild South Korean Tiger Division are north side ol Hill 484, the North Sr., Pompano Beach, Fla. She hae a brother, Craig Alan, 2% . Mrs. ' Kenneth Rogers- ol * -Tol- * ly,‘y; Robert Giola ' double • crossed, and cheated ol The shot that hit Cancel was • • • • / • RENCHWARMER Harlan Rd.; Mrs, Martha Pyer, Ared"’’ TOlice~^d by Lt. Roto- pushing up from the south, Vietnamese - showered the Ma-, land, died yesterday morning at ■Vernon Trailer Court, Vernqn; his share of the loot. He said an Sponsors Fair Waid« puvid Michael, son of AUen and Neanna Shewell a nursing home after a long ill- Roya Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsay, East attempt was made on his life by JrttCrictle of several and Korean ehfi Ward, 101 Wickham Rd., Glastonbury. He was bom Sept 28 WiTHACRYllCMU ness. Hartford; Irene Rezman, 84 a hired gunman from New York. The Women’s Guild of Trin- officers sent force? reported small clashes J^^j^m ecks replied in kind at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Survivors, besides his daugh­ Hamlin St.; John Stratton, 805 His story to police led to the ity Covenant Chiirch, will spoil- to the area around Park M d American cavalry renorted killing 10 North ate Mr. and Mrs. E. E . Shewell, 101 Wickham Rd., Glaston­ lININCfOR ter, include his wife, his mother, Classes Slated Hartford Rd.; Lisa Tubiak, arrest of 10 of the gang by toe ^or a Holiday Fair Saturday. Washington streeU - a v ie M se . bury. His paternal grandparenta ere Mr. and Mrs. EJImer a brother, a sister, three grand­ Glastonbury; Mrs. Louise Ven- FBI early in January, 1956. The ^ ov 5 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 blocks from the Capitol ------oa miipa i i, W ar^ Burlington, V t BOYS OH THEM th had died of natural causes ’ a woman had been attacked by mangrove swamps 28 miles ©round action was slack else- • • • • • children and several nieces and On Infant Care tola. East Hartford. 11 p.m. at the church. a year earlier. two men who took her purse. north of Qui Nhon and reported ^^gre. and toe American nephews. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Mrs. Jesse Bannister Is chair­ killing Ave more Communists to fighting men used toe lull to Msxwril, Stephen Andrew, son of Wilfred and Edna Thylor Maxwell, Bolton Center. He*was bora Sept 17 at Man- ' Funeral services will be held Classes lor expectant s5n to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin man..pt toe. event.--One of the DEMOCRMS CITE FUNDS raise their total kill since Sun- jigfg^ to the live broadcast of Chester Memorial Hospital. Hla paternal grandfather is John tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the are held kt Owen, 709 Main St. features of the fair will be a HARTFORD (AP)— Democra- day to 364. the first game of toe Worid MaxweU, 81 Fairfleld S t He has a brother, Jeff, 17; and two Duhaime------Funeral Home,.2*50 Manchester Public Health Nura- DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Laborites Vote Country Store, with Mrs. Law­ tic candidates for state office © g spokesman said that Series. C West St., Bristol. The Rev. Earl Ing Association at 55 E. Center Mrs Lucille sisters, Jennifer, 17, and Christine, 13. Williams, rence Briggs, chairatan. have reported wnitributions to^ major elements of the 12th regi- u.S. tactical bombers Aew 10 • • • • • C. Heck of Prospect Methodist St. on the, , second, . third V. _ and Hebron; Mrs. Dorothy Chase, Policy Chdnges - Booth chairmen are Mrs. taring 885,606 so far in toe cam- ^j^g gjQth North Viet- strikes against North Vietnam- oMlciate. fourth Monday of each month Wapping; FlpiTos, Susans Reyes, daughter of Manuel D ial Slid Church, Bristol, will Kenneth Og^en, baked goods; paign, and expenditures of ^amese division had been posi- ese positions inside the demili- Burial will be in West Oeinetery, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. These Magdalena Piader. Broad Against Wilson Mrs. Fred Schaefer arid Mrs. $84^964.97. Mareela Reyes Fierros, Brandy HU1 Rd., Vernon. She was bom •Ownw-lf. . . Ne HMiwy dMM tively identified in toe coastal tarized zone Wednesday, touch- Sept 23 st Mancheater Memorial Hoepltal. Her maternal classes are conducted by a pro- Mrs, Katherine Vasha- Maurice Swenson, luncheon; Gov. John Dempsey’s cam- fighting- This, is a battle-sea- ing off a series of secondary grandmother is Mrs. Franclsca Velazquez, Brandy HUl Rd., U S w a a U r Friends may call at the fu- fessional nurse and are sponsor- Marlborough: Mrs. Edna (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Paul Norring and Mrs. paign organization, the Dempsey g^ned unit which fought the 1st explosions and fires. The raids Vernon. Her paternal grandfather Is Benjamin Fierros, Has- neral home tonight ftom 7 to 9. ed by toe association. Highland St.; Mrs. Richard Cook, handcraft; M iss-for Governor Committee, listed ©avalry in Operation Thayer weYe made as it was disclosed —Promote peace talks for ■ a ardvUle. She has a brother, George Reyes, 5. • ■ Subject matter taught is bas- Mangini, Windsor Locks: Ellen Johnson, Christmas ar- contributions of *49,420 and ex- ggygral weeks ago. In addition that U.S. air attacks on toe • • • • • When it comes to Stephen M. S tm p le ed on current needs and inter- Qoodale, Coventry: ■ settlement based on the 1964 rangements; Mrs. Charles penditures of *50.979.76 Wednes- these North Vietnamese regu- eastern end of toe demilitarized Melville, David Darrel Jr„ son of David D a ^ Sr. and SOUTH WINDSOIt—Stephen ests. Objectives are to acquaint q ^j. Coventry Deborah Geneva armistice agreement. Robie and Miss Elsie Johnson, day in the fourfti in-the series Communist force is, zone have been halted In a 24 warmtii plus luxoiy T Genevieve Reynolds MrtvUle, 66% Birch S t He was bom Sept M. Stemple, 64, of New Britain, the pregnant woman with the Mansfield; Mrs. Bea- _W ork for an end of Ameri Thanksgiving decorations; Mrs. of voluntary, twice-a-manu>l trice Meloche, RFD 1, Bolton: can bombings "as a step toward Burton Johnson, wishing well; ports. perhaps 1,600 men—of Viet Cong eighth of the zone—to permit mother is Mrs. John Reynolds, Randolph, 'Vt. of South Windsor, died yester- ing which she should acquire Webster, 70 Ronda securing a political atmos- Mrs. Kenneth Nelson, favorite Most of the Dempsey contri- j^j.gg troops. patrols of the Internatiorfal Con- • • • • • Even the hood ifl lined. day at his home after a long H.J andU theijic iicY.new skills and attitudes Dr.. South Windsor; Vilma phere" for peace. recipies, and the Junior High buUons — *40,000 — was given , Hpiip-hted to sav our trol Commission to carry out 1 Tsiboz, Joyce Lee, daughter of diaries S. and Pa­ CSoses with hondiide illness. which she should develop as she 68 Woodbridge St. ^11 these are aims broadly League, Christmas canls. by the Democratic State C^ntr^ ca su ^ tier are very light^ toe inspections. tricia Anastaslo Taibox, 258 Union S t She was bom Sept 26 dmratrings, toa After Sharp, above-hnoe-Iengthl ■Siurvivors, besides his daugh- progresses through pregnancy DISOHARGE3D TODAY : Mrs. compatible .with Wilron’s poli- Bakery goods will be spld on CtommUtee’s cam pai^ klck-oH gpojjggman said. "It's South Vietnamese reconnals- ter, include his wife, two other to motherhood. - • ------o — ' - , • * * ,4” Mnrva* AmcricfiTi spokcsiTiaii at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta hh wests it ono^ he’ll Tailored with drawstring Thr'^ihite^Health Nurse will Katherine Slaga, 38 Union St.; gies, except that they put the the hour throughout the fair; dinner committee, and most phenomenal.” sance units uncovered another are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Anastaslo, Fairfield. Her paternal Sale daughters, a brother, four sis- Mrs. Helen Rodrigue, 174 Ben- pppg „ „ f^e Americans alone to luncheon will be served from the Dempsey expenditures -Mnrinps rantured Hill 484 large cache of Viet Cong arms button up often. 12-201 budeet hood, concealed zip went to the Randall ine jviarmes capim w xm* a ______. ___„ i i„ „ grandparents sre Mr. and Mrs. diaries C. Taibox, Haddam, Sba has two alstos, (Jarolyn, 7. and M aigo, 8. front, sporty flap pockets. • • • • * Navy, loden or cranberry. morrow at 9 a.m. from the Far­ y _ ^ i-rv-try: Mrs. Linda Moore and f^e 'MnrtliNorth ViatnameseVietnamese must dis- and 2 to 3 D.m..p.m. agency, ------■ - rell Funeral Home, Franklin al discussions. O W Bvaii, Staeey Aim, daughter of ffliamns and Judy S(8-10). M(12-14), 1416-10). 8 J 7 fpodino- thp In. daughter. 18 - Knox St.; Mrs. pi^y gt least equal readiness to Square, New Britain, with a KaCb (PSaatvan, 62 N. EUm S t She was bom Sept 25 at 01 0.1 0.99 " j o “ fant, selfcting the layette and Sarah Smith and son,‘ 92 Brent contribute toward peacemaking. ' Maaifliestar Memorial HMpttal. Her maternal gxaaOpumiM Mass of requiem at St On defense policy the confer- seph’s Church, New Britain at preparing theT^omnita will be Y'r-- ______are Mr. Mid Mrs. Frank Rago^ East Hartford. Her paternal enpe urged the government by : giaadpsnaia am Mr. and Mrs. Florenos 079uBtnui, Bast 10. Burial will be in St. Mary’s demonstrated. • 3,470,000 votes to 2,932,000 to; Cemetery, New Britain. These classes are open to all 3 ^ H a s tfo id . —Cut its role in West Germa­ -niere will be no calling pregnant women. No fee is ,api_ a MANCHESTER charged.•• M ^ You »v4n»Tmay enroll by /sailscall- GREENWICH (a h i) - Aa large ny and its commitments east of hours. ing the MPHNA office Monday search party combed a wooded the Suez. OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. area today for a three-year-old —Withdraw British forces M rs. 'Agatha P. Doucette boy missing overnight. from Malaysia, Singapore and Mrs. Agijtoa P. Doucette, 45, The child, Frederick Banks, the Persian Gulf by 1969-1970, o f New Britaini sister of Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. David "ending overdependence on UBLIC MARKET COLOttML RUG & TILE C0.| Anette Wignowske and Mrs. About Town Banks, was reported missing American support." 803-805 M AIN STR££T Eloise Daigle, both of Manches­ shortly after 5 p.m. Wednesday. —Reduce the nation’s defense ter, died this morning at her Mias Vaughn Johnston, The Banks home being near bill from its present level of home. ' daughter of. Mr. and Mrs, Thom- toe New ’York-Connecticut bor about *6 billion a year to some- LEEY FJIMOOS 501 Survlvors, besides her sis- as H. Johnston Jr. of 27 Hill- der, volunteer firemen from thing well below *4.9 billion. Our meats are not pre-packaged GIRl’S NYION tors, include her husband, crest Rd. is in the freshman New York communities were The prime minister iS certain u n u BOY’S mother, two daughters, four class at Green Mountain Col- among the searchers. Dogs from to shrug off the convention de- —but are freshly cut and nicely DUPONT NYLON CARPETS nOWSHIT COASIS other sisters and several nieces lege, Poultney, VI., and a mem- SHOWSHIf...REAUY BENOlWARIlia ■ the^fetamford Police Department mands which, though they rep- displayed for your selection! SnOOlHLY IHIO and nepiieWs. — her of the college choir. and' the state police barracks resent damaging political set- RmWOOLMEURM The funeral will be held Sat------at - Bethany were also being backs, the government Is not urday at 8 am. from the Far- Chapman <3ourt. Order of used. bound to follow. Complwlwly liistalM rell Funeral Home, Franklin Amaranth, will meet jtomorrow .99 Square. New Britain, with a at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic avtr 50-0 1. nibbarixod •olemn high Mass of requiem Temple. Mrs. H. Hayner David- ★ Sq. Yd.| izt St. Jerome’s Church at 9. son is in charge of refresh- Three Sfar poddliiqfor Burial will be in St. Mary’s ments. Officers are reminded Ifl/EU tr im m e d , Ta ^ Cemetery, New Britain. ' to wear _cqlQrsd__gowns. " Weekend 7.77 r m S D S AND TEXTURO) Friends may call at the fu------SEZ SCOREl Sole neral home tonight from 7 to The Little Theater of Reg. 9.99. Dubuque D ubuque R oy^ Buffet Brand Grocery Specials! 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 Manchester, (LTM) has sched- Grade "A” P ^ fry ■ gwH 7 to 9 p.m. tiled a rehearsal for "Mr. Rob w ith Your Family VCON ON SALE lb. 79c _____ erts," its next production, to ► Large 4 to 5 lbs. Bumble Bee Brand, fancy, soUd, white with that sweet, smoked flavor! 10.74 M r s . Wilma C. N e« night at 8 at 22 Oak St. Act ROOM SIZE RUGS Wlntec waimtii nukes W ith A Now Roc Roasting Gbickens lb. ib. 49c MO. U.99 TOLLAND — Mrs. Wilma scene 2, and act 2, scene Tuna reg. 43c 7-oz. can now 39c ND HOIBV BOMMaeu M S w e e M f rinler f a n ...a n d dbe’ U Clough Neff, 59, of Tolland St. and 6 will be rehearsed, Top Grdde M M iar Dovm...i.25 wWM9 have fan fai tfiis oozy coat Room Cut-up, ready for the pan 9x12 R b{ $39J9 12x15 Rug 58K99I died yesterday at a Vernon con- — - Sweet Life, yellow cling, sliced or M O. 12.99 wittx aMaobed hood. W ool yalescent home. Y Manchester EWplicate Bridge For Fall and Winter Choice Beef Frying Chickens lb. ,39c halvAK p M d hiUDg. 8 pockete, , Mrs. Neff was bom Feb. 23, Club will sponsor a game to- 12x12 R v 5199 12x15 Rag 89iM SiioiiHEOluudiigeBnnUlia Best cut for a nice Large, meaty WMhsiilifcwateqpoofn^ aaw’ Oppor iaoat Navy; f007, in Tolland, a daughter of morrow at 8 p.m. at the'Italian Peaches 4 ‘i r 51JKI g q g« M r s ! loo., .alao WMt and staoR bnaar o r lodan. 7 to 14 Maud CrandaU aough of American cnub, 136 Bldridge SI. Rib Rdast ib. 99c watarpioof nylon ahdl Tolland and toe late Eston Registrations will be at 7:45. Chicken Breasts lb. 69t reaiatant. Bib-top panto Boneless Cross Cut for a tasty Xiriata apota and ataina. Clough, and she lived in this The game is open to the pub- Sweet Life, natutal or sweetened a n quili-lined witii sip. This Week's Front Line Q uartered Jacket k QuIIUined widi drea most of her life. Pot Roast lb. 79c per at anklet. Zippar Orange or Grapefruit We Guawtntee You 100% Satisfaction knit ooHar and cuffs and Survivors, besides her mother, ★ ELLINGTON ELM AT ...... 1 0 .5 0 Freshly Ground Chicken Legs ,b.49e , front hooded jacket ia Boy Scout Troop 47 will con­ lined witixOrloo^ acqdie baa detachable draw- ★ POLYCLAD PLYWALL AT ...... 7 .7 7 mdnffliood.4to1^ . j duct a car wash Saturday from ★ SUNSET BIRCH A T ...... 6 .4 5 Ham burgh 2»>s$1.30 Juice 3 $1.00 pUto CUtow SMI M s . . 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the parking Lean, Ground , Wings ib.29e You save 23o! I FHEB ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK lot 6f'South:Methodist Church. SAVE ON ARMSTRONG CEILINGS CbuckBMf 2 lbs. $1.50 “We carry only QUALITY BRAND Card of Thanks B E E S’H N G F A T A L ■; Livers lb. 69c OPEN DAILY 10 to 6—1HUR8. end FBI. tin f Extra Lean! FOODS at REASONABLE PRICESr We wish to thank all of our neigh- WATERBURY (AP) — A 41- lors, Irienda and relatives for the _bany acta of kindness mesa and sym- yeariold' man has died as the Round Ground ib. 98c Fowl »39c jiathy shown ua in oiir recent be- result of a bee sting in August, IK COMBINATION reavemenL pgrao^al physician says. „ COLONIAL MG & TILE C0.I Veal, Beef and Pork. Ground ' Meaty, young, fres^ rozen, eut-iq>, ; Mrs. Henry Lelater and Family Rm c I Gugliotti of Waterbury TWICE for a nice meat loaf all wrapped, ready [the freezer ler Quality—Servica In Meitinrinm Wednesday in St. Mary's or Swedish meat balls! your future use. We New Hove, Fancy Vernon a rcle, Vernon Conn. • 649-6577^-876-0983 60 Years J In loving memory of Frederick Hospital. He had- been admitted SUGAR.FREE DIET SHOP ^ n u who passed away Oct. 6, Aug. 26. FREE Parking on Maiti Street, Or in the town owned lot on MANCHESTER SHOPiPING PARKADE Of Experieivce VM- His jtoysician, Dr. A. L. Car- (Next To Western Beef Mart) CGOKIfiS! TVy some today. r " , GRANTS ★ doesn’t take a apeclal day pentieri, said Gugliotti suc- Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.—9 A.M.-5^P.M. Birch Street . . . S e 'd S ^ wedo S o ^ " o f you c '^ b e d to secondary brain R—J Herald Advertisemanto ^s hard to find. damage stemming from an al- Thurs., Fri., 9 A.M.-9 P.M.—Phone 643-5874 Bl* Loving Wife and Fsmlly U'.- ' /

■ ' ■ ‘ (, , ' \'Y/ ' \ ■ rT - .11 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN!, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1968 PAGE TWELVE Section Two THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 iiattrIjtieBtfr lEo^nlng il|yraUi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 P a g ^ 1 3 Pennsylvania, and the second, r C o lu m bia "The Parable,” a color film tr * featured in the Protestant and ITS A BYRD . . . IT’S A BEAHEl Orthodox Centers at the World’s Absentee Ballots Available Fair. S N E T Will Start Canvimt: All women of the pariah are IT’S A ROLLINC STONE! Dedication Address invited to attend and may be­ On Extending Phone SertAck For the November Election come members at that .time. "I am greatly honored to Starting Training have been invited, to be with Mrs. John Pringle, absentee tuberculin - tine test have been , NO!!! . ' " Starting Monday, a team o f ably triple if the pUui 1* Airman Eugene P. Ijevesque, you today. ballot chsUrman for the Repub­ sent home ■ to parents of chil­ Southern New England Trie- y r o v ^ and put into e tfy thwta dren in kindergarten and Grades son o f Mr. and Mrs. Luclen E. “After I had accepted Mr.' IT S MUSIC MAN i- lican town committee, end her 1 and 7, according to Mrs. Levesque of Rt. 6A, has been Weiss’ invitation, I wondered phone Co. employes will beg!"^ould‘L re to^bJriSd to*2S assistants, Mrs. Frederick Low- Shirley Fpx, pubUc health nurse. selected for training a t, Cha^,.. what 1 could say on such an a door-to-doQr canvass of 1,600 p ^ y the added!, eqblipnMnt ' man and Mrs. Kenneth Fox, Parents are asked to fill in nute AiFB, HI., aS an Air Force coming'soon! occasion as this. I know that businessmen in the Manchester and circuit facilities tltat Wotdd urge anyone knowing he will and sign the consent form and weather specialist. you are not interested in a long exchange to determine w b ^ er be needed to handle Utit friiai* need an absentee ballot for the return it to the school ‘ im­ Ijevesque recently completed speech, so I have Just a few ob­ they favor extending pirir ly increased calllngfj Ytae p>0> November election to contact mediately. basics training at Lackland in servations. present telephone service to in- posed rate increase Jtl the MSB* one of them or the town clerk 1965 and attended WllUmantlO "I rembered that when I was If a child has had a tine test elude unlimited calling to the Chester exchange fo r prtvat* a little boy, a contest was run as soon as possible. during the past year, it must State College. Rockville, Columbia, Glaston- line residence servloe ' la Those eligible to vote absentee in Manchester to select a motto be so stated on the form. Tine bury. Windsor and Windsor cents, from the proaent |5JS0 to Manchester Evening Herald include the ill, the physically tests win be given in the school for the town. Locks exchanges. The coibpany 85.80; two-party lio e i up SO Columbia correiqKHident, Virgin­ "From the fablle pen of Mr. handicapped, those absent from during October. will poll the area’s 19,000 resiJ cents, from 84.06 to 84.86; Sad ia M. Carlson, teL 228-92Z4. FERRANDO’S Malcolm Mollan, then editor of the state during all hours of the dence telephone customers by four-party, up 80 (tauts, froiO election (6 a.m. to 7 p.m .), and The tuberculin test is a simple ’The Herald cEune .... A City skin test, usually done on the mail ballots. 83.40 to 83.70. Rates for bua^ those persons who because of of Village Charm. SNET manager Lyman B. ness services would also be lis* religious befliefs cannot take forearm, which shows whether Codl Record Set ‘"The motto was particularly or not there are tuberculin ORCHARDS Hoops said that preliminary in- creased. ' . part in certain actions on elec­ descriptive of the Manchester of germs in the body. CHICAGO — Great Lakes terviews wiUi people in the Since this extended local call* tion day. BIRCH MT. ROAD OFF HEfiRON AVB. the early thirties. area have drawn enthusiastic mg for the Man(fiieater ca* There will be four rows for If the skin test is positive, a bulk vessels set an Ifi-year rec­ “It was a town less than half chest' X-ray is needed to show ord for coal movements in mid-. ROUTE 94—GLASTONBURY comments about the plan, change Is one part of a plan af« voters to persue on the machine. the size that it is now. which would eliminate long- fectlng ten other teleifiione ex« A full slate of both Republicans whether or not any more tests 1966. Coal cargoes of 7.0 million “It was a town whose streets should be taken. Parents will be tons were recorded in June, distance charges on o'ver 800,- changes in Central Connecticutj and Democrats, one independ­ were lined with tall elms and 000 calls made annually from it will be several montha befors ent and one representing a vet­ notified o f the test results. highest tor the month since 1048. NATIVE PEACHES maples. Speaker for Church Program the Manchester exchange, the canvassing^Is completed.’ I f eran’s group, at least in the NOW THIS SUNDAY ONLY “ It was town of green lawns Hoops added that extended lo- a substantial majority of eus* The Rev. James Liberty, A-BOMB LANDMARK SET j Second Congressional district. and individual homes. cal calling has proved very tomers in each exchange favur CMI, o f the Immaculate Re­ SANTA FB, N.M. (A P )—LqO “It was a town with, a tjrplcal- Ten names were added to the IN HARVEST WE HAVE popular with customers; 81 out the proposal, it would go Into treat House, will be moderator Alamos Scientific Laboratory, ly New England church domi­ voUng list Saturday. Two were MclNTPSH APPLES o f 84 SNET exchainges now. feet about the end o f 1908. ’Ih s restored voters; one transferred and discussion leader for the wherS the first atomic bomb nating its center. have this service. He said that additional dial equipment and from another town and seven prog^ram planned by the St, was built, will be designated a ALSO FRESH APPLE CIDER “This town was a single the volume of calls from the cable necessary to provide for appeared before the board as Columba Ladies Society meet­ national historic landmark Sat­ town, a unit imlque in itself. MADE ON THE PREMISES (Herald pbotoa by Ofiars) Manchester exchange to the this improved service 'WlU coat ing Oct. 17, according to Mrs. urday.' "Suburbia was a word which new voters. Part of the overflow crowd at yesterday’s dedicatfon of the Senior Citizens’ Center. new toll-free places would proh- SNET an estimated 82,600,000. Of the total, four registered Albert Gray, vice president of The landmark is near the spot had not yet been coined so we the group. where components of the first had our own school system, a Democratic, two Rerpublican Thomas F. Ferguson * and the re^,t chose to remain un- The program Includes two atomic weapons were assem­ couple of water and fire de­ 6 bled 21 years ago in a stone ice ,EUa Grosso Seats Slate afilliated. films, "Assembly Line” pro­ partments, and ou(; own hos­ family in those years they did house formerly, used by the Los Representatives Concerned Test Pamphlets duced by the Department o f pital. not either need or seek outside Alamos Ranch School. Pamphlets concerning the Communications, University of “ In the years since I was a mterests. '<(A 300 at Dedication boy, and I’m sure even more '"The years have gone by, and Over Town College Future EXTRA $$$$ since some of you were young, one of the special changes that Manchester has changed. time and progp-ess have 'wrought Manchester’s two Democratic "Apart from file obvious eHomer Rtuse, flrat' vice flow the other''way.' We- thank by the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson “Why has our town this “We thank you for creating ter Community College, one of chocolate icing. tow n? Connolly won in file over 40,- gory for four articles in a series 80SPEL HALL president; Mrs. Lindsay B. you for the heritage that you of Center Congregational kind of personality? a community of which we are the first in the entire state. We 416 CiBNTEB STREET “7. At present Manchester with Cambell, second 'vice president; have given ua,” he aalcL Church, and the.benediction by “An inanimate object cannot intensely proud, read every day of toe inability residents can attend a Iftan- Mrs. Harold E. Lriunann, secre­ Mayor. Francis, J. Mahoney the Rev. Vlnoent Flynn of SL have personality. Of course not. “We thank you from the bot- of our existing college facilities T m sS IO N A R Y brought greetings from the C h e s t e r oOttege in Manchester AMeRieA*»“CAf»OE8T FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN tary, and Marvin Baker, treas­ James’ Church. "But a town is not an inani- tom of our hearts for giving us to meet the increasing needs of TRUCKLOAD SALE urer. town and remarks were deliv­ without Incurring commuting Refreshments and a tour of mate object. It Is a living thing the tools with which to con- our college conscious popula­ BIr. WUlhun McBride and other cuepenses. Should we Ferguson said in hla addrm , ered by Horace F.^ Murphey, the building followed the cere­ made up of many living things tlnue to fashion A City of VU- tion. W e are proud of our Cbm- o f ’Tales, Chile, S A . superintendent of 'recreation chare our own Manchester stu­ EST.104O “The building which we dedi­ monies. —the people who are Its clti- lage Charm, munity College. We are proud formerly of Manchester d e n t 's out of town? OPEN cate here today, is my genera­ and parks; and by Theodore A. zens. “ We thank' you also for hav- of the legislation passed by the 2 DAYS ONLY— FRL, SAT„ OCT. 7-8 Conn. “The answers are obvious. 9:30 tion’s 'way of recognizing those Brlndamour, chairman of the ___ "We who live In Manchester ing the spirit to organize and to 1965 General Assembly cre­ Manchester Housing Authority. WEIMWESSED INMATES What was said in the flush T il who have had the atewardshlp today can thank those who liv- make this building alive . . . to ating a state system of commu- ef 9:30 This Is n faithful saying and of the community before us. Murphey traced the history JUAREZ, Mexico (AP) — ed In Manchester yesterday for give it a personality as yoii nity colleges to be financed by' reoon worthy of all aeoeptatton, "But, we should not be of the Senior Citizens’ Club Jailer Carlos Morales Andrade our heritage. have given one to your to'wn. state funds, thus relieving JOHNS-M ANVILLE that Christ Jesus came Into from its February 1956 begin- saya so many viaitors swarm Manchester taxpayers of a the worl0 to save.stnners of “But today is romemibering ‘Tt is our fondest wish that nlng. into the Juarez City Jail it is enough? you use it long and well, and minimum annual expenditure of FOIL-FACED FIBER whom I am chief. Brindamour, whose agency hard to tell them from the pris- Oarinet Sales Good 1 Timothy 1:15 “Back in the days when all of y^at when It is our turn to be- 850,000 and a projected mini­ GLASS HOME INSULATION-Y^ ^ WATCH FOR has constructed 200 units o f oners. He told the Juarez City us were children, who had heard come Seniors Citizens as it in- mum annual expenditure of CHICAGO — Band - tnstzu- housing for the elderly, intro- Council that some of the better o f a Senior Citizen? evitably will, that we will be as well over 8100,000. W e are ment sales in the United States orhn* vile-lined IWHAT AQREAT BUYl ALL ARE WELCOME LUCKY MARKERS duced his father and mother, dressed Inmates pose as visitors ."They were granpa and gram- spirited and creative in its use proud that, as Manchester's in 1966 totaled 830,000 units, V.4 residents at WUlimantlc, where and walk out to freedom. ma. as you are. representatives in the (General ■with a retail 'value o f more NO .COLLECTIONS at PIZZA KING the elder Arindamoiir is presl- He hae recommended that 'If______they____ needed_____ thanks____ 'we “Thank., you for this opportu­ Assembly, we played a role in 8100 million. Moat 4n demand throughout. . . dent of that town’s senior prisoners wear distinctive uni- thanked toem personally, nity to speak to you and express the enactment of such legisla- were the clarinet,Bt^^triOnp triifinpet and citizens riub. forma. “And in the cloaeness of the my personal feelings.” tlon. flute.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUlEoTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE FlIprEEN . .1 ' . I ...... • ^------— Peace Patrols Suggested Not in Guidebooks T w o 4 r e D ead In Unconnected 1 Senate ‘Doves’ Applaud ” Beatniks, Juhkies, Bums N,Y, Shootings NEW YORK (AP) — Two eld­ Television erly persons — a 70-year-old Viet Bombing Suspension Inhabit Capital ‘Circle’ 6:00 (I()-20-23-3b) World Series 7:30 ( 24) French Chef Bronx jev7eler and a 66-year-old ( 3) Movie ( 8-40) Batman (C) Manhattan woman — have been WASHINGTON (AP) — A halt beefing up its controls ought to "tMak vary hard” about Ameri­ ( 8) Mike Douglas (10-20-22-30) Daniel Boone (C) WASHINGTON (AP) — On bia, India, and Indonesia, one In 1938; "Du Pont Qrcle, the (12) Merv Griffin ( 12) Jericho (C) shot to death in separate inci­ in U. S. bombing aimed at re­ be done,” he said. can peaea proposals advanced (18) Ralph Kanna (IS) Sulnscrlptlon ’TV dents. Canada, India and Poland are by U.N. Ambaasi^dor Arthur 3i Embassy Row, near fashionable normally crosses the circle. capital's fashionable quarter, is (40) Lloyd Thaxton 8:00 ( 8 ^ ) S’ Trorts Final two of, the men drew revolvers. These inspection Journeys had O pen 8 AJL to S FJIv—Saturday 8 AJL te Noes ding himself that a sudden out­ ( 8) Green Hornet (C) 11:20 ( 3-8) Movie rJbdiK Jl/di tigate alleged violations of the will participate in a d^wrt- T^e Circle,” little Greenwich ^he French-bom architect who (22-30-40) News They demanded he open his safe been suspoided this summer burst of violence couldn’t ex- 11:25 ( 40) Country Music (C) area. ment parley of tte organisation Village. ^ tha city, put it on his , . .. , , . (10) Colt .45 11:30 (22) Tonight (C) and shot him twice when he re­ (24) Computer Science In Saigon, reliable sources vdien-the United States started Saturday at 9 apn. at tte SI BK3SELL ST.^Phone 649-7322 Years ago, m a wealthy real- Then it was called Pacific n't. community’s (12) Movie fused. The pbxs yon lee liere aie fait a bombing staging areas and am­ dential area, there were horse- d rcig tight little island. 7:15 (40) Peter Jennlng.s, News ( 3) Movies reported U. S. and Vietnamese Hedges, New Britain. (30) Sport."" Camera 11:45 ( 30) Tonight «3) In the second incident, police sample o£ the lOCR than 400 u d w munition dumps tte North Viet­ planes halted bom bing o f a 24- Miss Barbara Wallett, presi­ (22) Square Dancing (18) Movie said Nocolasa Traverze was oQtstandiqg Kfhan Allen open itodc namese bad set up in the zone to collection for every zoom in your mile-square area of tte demill- dent of the local unit, is chair­ SEE SA’rumv^xTs t v w e e k f o r c o m p u e t e M STIN a found slumped In the elevator of WARM, WELCOMING, infiltrate troc^ into South Viet under the trees, band concerts Area Weather tarized zone 10 days ago so man of tte event. She will be dent Chester A. Arthur change'’ her apartment building on West Nam . and governesses in starchy Uni­ commission teams could carry assisted by Mrs. Leon Bradley; the name to Du Pont, after C1-. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — 139th Street at the corner Of The Pentagon issu^ this offi­ forms pushing baby carriages. MTHAN ALLtEci gracious Solid Siahogany# apac^ out inspections. chairman of reservatloiu; and War Adm. Samuel F. Du Pont.. Riverside Drive Wednesday cial statement: It was a happy, family place, Partly cloudy skies and cool EARLY AMERICAN aving, storage-male^ Cnstonx Koom "We would like to see that Mrs. Wilber little, dialrman of A wooden statue was erected, evening. Her purse lay nearby, Plaa units, and traditional Coloiiial ia "Between Aug. S, Sept. 26, a round park at one of the city’s temperatures are In store for Radio zone full^ demilitarized again,’’ decorations. but there was controversy over apparently undisturbed. ragged S(did M a ^ and Biidi, Seek 1966, there w ere api»T»dm ateIy wAgon-wheel intersections. It (This listing Incdules only tliose news broadcasts of 10 or 16 Rusk said, "If the North Viet­ Attending from the Manches­ that too, so in 1921 the Du Pont Connecticut today. She was taken to Knicker­ today. 10 B52 missions in the DMZ. We was the best address in town. , __ namese will stop using the zone ter unit will be Mrs. Henri Pes- a $100,000 The U.S. Weather Bureau says minute length. Some statiniis carry other Short newocasta.) bocker Hospital where a medi­ have no account of the munbera Du Pont Circle they called it for a purpose for which it was sini, department chairman of fountain. breezy southwesterly wind WDBC—1360 7:30 News of the World cal examiner found a single STORE HOURS of tactical support missions — "Washington’s mystic circle not intended.” music; and Mrs. J. F. I^allett, The circle’s snob appeal over southern New England 5:00 Long John Wade 7:45 J oc Garagiola small caliber bullet wound in Monday and Tuesday Open till 6 P .M . | Senate Democratic Leader flown in or near this area. of Wealth and fashion” — the 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:50 Sing Along department chairman of edu­ boomed when the British Em- during, the night kept tempera- 1:06 News, Sign Off 7:55 Brinkley Reports her chest. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings ,| Mike Mansfield was Joined by “Our bombing has been di­ B^ne of fabulous dinner parties cation and scholarships. bassy moved in. ’There followed tures from dropping to frost WBCH—910 8:05 Pop Concert Buda lived at 246 E. 199th St., Closed Wednesdays rected against military targets 5:0C Hartford Highlights 9:06 Nightbeat Sen. J.W. Flilbright, D-Ark., ^amand. midnight ionigm ballsoa..s wnere where presi-pres.- c h ild re n levels. the Bronx. along lines of oonununicationa 8:00 Gaslight 9:10 Conn. What*B Ahead chairman of the Senate Foreign dmU and congressmen mingleil ^ "wan- But there is a frost warning 12:00 Quiet Hours 9:40 Nightbeat and supply routes over which Stylists Use *Blips* WINF—1230 11:00 News Sports, Weather Relations Committee, in ai>- with princes where ^ a u tlfu l p^^lons of HOSPITAL EXPANDING men end supplies have teen 6:00 News 11:30 Art Johnson Show plaudlng this action. Both have DETBOrr — Auto styUsts women danced on marble floors denounced as “ an out- Connecticut but the southern por- 6:16 Speak Up Hartford WPOP—1410 NEW HAVEN (AP)—A plan Infiltrated into South Viet Nam. News opposed escalation of the war. have a language all their own. airf ate w th gold forks. Connecticut. 6:00 5:00 Jim Meeker to expand and modernize the (AP Fhotofax) "We have nothing to odd to 6:16 Barry Farber Sh(jw 6:30 Ken Griffin ’The two Democrats proposed Ihey can ^ exposed, round Still a circle, still a park, still Traffic complicated things. The weather bureau says an 6:45 Lowell Thomas 10:00 Hotline facilities of the Waterbury Hos­ Edouard A . Stackpole, former curator of the Mystic Marine Museum, looks over the White House statement on in separate interviews that oon- holt heads 'on tte surface of a thoroughfare — time has First, how to maneuver cars Inflow of cool, unstable air will 7:00 The Whrld Tonight 12:00 John Sherman pital has been endorsed by the his newspaper— the Nantucket Inquirer and Mirror— a whale-size edition. He rol commission patrols be the precise location, within (he humpen “teauty boUk” for ex- nonetheless wrought changes. 7:15 Frank Gifford from 10 streets around one little remain over Connecticut during 7:30 Harry Reasoner Connecticut Hospital Planning te once again editor of the paper after leaving to write a history of whaling. DMZ, of our strikes.’' beefed up and their operations ample, and ports, bars or Recently a man was beaten park. Then, street hghta. Final- the next 24 hours, keeping tem- 7:35 Capitol Cloakroom Commission. expanded to cover Smith Viet Rusk said there had beat "no wtodspUts aligned along the car there. A secretary was molested 8:00 News Charming (?) Snakes ly, a $S-million underpass peratures down. 8:10 Speak Up Hartford It will cost $10 million to car­ Nam’s borders with Cambodia suggestion, no faint” from Hanoi body "hMpa." going tem e from work. An old decried variously as By nightfall the full effect of 10:05 Comment • A Snakes have no external ears ry out the plan, which was en­ and Laos. of any reciprocal action sinoo 10:20 Speak Up Hartford womans pur.se was grabbed. Pont Polly” and ‘"The the high pressure system cover- Barry Farber Show or eardrums and cannot hear dorsed Wednesday. "It is quite possible that if tte -the bom U ng stoiq;>ed. 11:30 2 0 UNION STREET— ROCKVILLE, CONN. Whaling Authority Returns Fourteen persons were arrested Biunderpass.’ ing two-thirds of the country will 12:00 Comment sound waves in the air. The The hospital will build a new International Oontrol Commis­ The secretary said he hopes News, Sign Off in one night on narcotics The beatnik element moved in make itself noticeable, as clear 12:16 snake charmer’s music has six-floor building next to the M anchester 643-0890— ^Rockville 875-21534 sion were given sufficient per­ the North Vietnamese will VFW Post and Auxiliary WTIC—1080 charges. in the 1960s, followed by the skies and near calm winds al- World Series nothing to do with charming present building, which will be sonnel and its responalUUties When the weather is pleasant, tough boys and narcotics users, low cold air to drain down from News. Sports. Weather snakes. renovated. strengthened that it could be­ Americana To Edit Nantucket ‘Mirror’ HARVEST haunting, eerie melodies of In desperation, the Conne(tticut the atmosphere, come effective toward limiting, guitars and bongos tioat into^the Association suggested Under these conditions a frost KANTUCKB3T IBLAIND, Maas. west’ard, delighted readers for a "widow’s walk,” a small the war and opening the way to night air againsti„„i n,*.,city traffic. summer that "the entire is expected to occur in many (AP)— Tlw biggest nosnspaper years. fsncod lookout on tte roof peace negotiations,” Mansfield FUEL OIL SUPPER The rhythn^ is both sensuous nm f^st edition under Btadc- where whaling wives watched said. circle be fenced in and closed areas. ia the United States—and per- and frightening. after nightfall.” Sunnier skies and drier air pde’a new editcraUp oomaa out for their husbands ratum from Fulbright said he didn’t want SATURDAY, OCT. 8 bapa the world—tea its editor A policenxEm .says it’s “ the ’The old so(hety belt' is s(a:aw- are forecast for Friday. The loss today. There are 4,800 subscrib­ thres-and four-year voyagea. to raise any false hopes of what — 13.8 — shame of Washington.” Fre­ back again. ers in 48 of the 60 states and a A t Ml* Post Homo ny how, perhaps best portrayed of a cool northwesterly win will might be acoomidlshed, but he quenters of the park says it s a newspaper paragraphs mean somewhat warmer after- From Baqr Street to Petti- half dosen foreign oountriaa. favored expanding tte patrbla. 200 GAL. C.O.D. East Conttr St. free public resting place from the Wariiington Post: noon temperatures. eoat Row the word is out, onie dreulatlon la apprad- Chi-Chi Rejects '“The International Oontrol Servlnga 6 to 7 TM. Lady Bird Johnson goes to a ★ TRIPLE CHOICE SAVINGS m ately 1,000 more than tte Commission is an agency with R. B. RBOH^Sx «Bddie is back at tte Itey Tlokete may be obtained beauty shop on the circle. On total winter population of this legitimate standing in Viet Nam M irror.” An-An Advance 643-0577 \ at tte door another side is the limestone Island 25 miles off the Massa­ end anything we can do toward mansion — No. 15 Du Pont Cir­ chusetts mainland. «Bddie” is eo-year • old Ed­ MOSCX>W (A P )-C W -C W , t t e cle — used by President Calvin Only Idaho and South Dakota ouard A. Stackpole, a world au- Coolidge as a temporary White tborl^ on Uie great daya of have no subscrlbera. London Zoo’s girt pandt^ reject­ ■k 2 NEW DIVIDENDS... House. From the balcony of this HI6HER Associates of Mrs. Thomas ed tte advances of tte Moscow whaUng when Nantucket was residence Charles A. Lindbergh DEiAm fOTE Fvm m m Oriff&i, tte attractive and ef­ tte whaling capitol o( the world. Zoo’s Iwy panda An-An today in greeted throngs of well-wishers Tte Inky Mirror ia more for­ ficient business manager, say an unsucoessful 26-mlnute effort after his .solo flight over the mally known as the Inquirer if She wasn’t a true Yankee ste would send a free subscription to perpetuate the panda species. Atlantic in 1927. > and Mirror, a 146 • year - old No. 16 is now a private club. to tte govenicra ct Idaho and A Moscow police lieutenant whale-aised weekly. Next door is the Sulgrave Club, Several New Torkera are sus­ South Dakota just to oompleto toM zeporters, who were kept HANDCRAFTED Aa Eieeltent Rate—Any Way You took Al U her mailing list. one of the mo.st elite. It was pected of subscribing just so away bom tte pandas’ nuptial FALL SPECIALS here, while eating lunch on an they can have ihe fun of open­ Today Editor Stackpole sees chamber, that CU-Cbl "was April afternoon in 1946, that ing up Hs xwarly four-foot wide Nantucket facing a crisis in tte being awkward. She Ut at Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt double page on a crowded sub­ tourist invasion that has de­ him .” _ learned her husband was dead. w ay. stroyed tte charm of many an­ But anolter wttnaas said Chi- TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERING At another side of the circle, COLOR TV Tte " standard newspaper other New Bkigland aeaoooat Chi seemed less hostile at this looming like a grotesque red village. deluxe fine-furniture cabinetry opens up to about SO inches but meeting than She was last April ghost, is the brick four-story Attempts at an "ISlaiid^wlde I t the Inky Ifirror has nine fat when tte first attempt was iKime of James G. Blaine, can­ scnlng law have been defeated to in genuine veneers and select columns on each page and made to mato the pandas. An­ ALL BUILDERS WELCOME— 3M MAIN ST. — DAILY 9 to 6 - THURS^ FRI. 9 9 didate for the presidency in 1884 thorn tlipes. Summer residents openii iq» to 44 inches. other attempt ia expected to be who was dubted "The Plumed hardwood solids are not allowed to vote. ’The na­ Stackpole left tte post of as­ made Friday. It could be the Knight” by his admiring flow­ tives are je a lo u s o f their sociate editor 16 years go last. ers. Blaine’s home is now an "r ig h ts ." wten he won a Ouggenbeim Anotter test of soning comes A cold rain dampened tte ro­ 3 Reasons To Buy Now—Quolity, Price, Service office building. Fellowship to write a definitivo mance today and an autumn The ten streets flowing into up next March and Stackpole history of whaling.A couple of wind blew through tte Moscow Du Pont Circle were once feels that if tte island Is to es­ yean laiter he went "off Island” Zoo. crowded with elegant town cape tte neon sign and motel to "tte States” to became cu- houses, for the Billy Mitchells, of much of the mainland it must Ooa witneoB oaM anreiy time viator of tte Mystic Seaport Cordell Hulls, Jimmy Doolittles a ct fa s t An-An advanced toward Chi- 3 ROOMS OF CARPET > - Marine Museum at Mystic, Oobblestoned Main Street, Chi, ate bit at hbn, tried to cuff and their friends. Oonn., from which he resigned mSTAUAIVON GUARANTEED 4 built more than a century ago him and then ran asray. Now those houses are head­ last spring. quarters for the Daughters of with ballast from ports across Chi-Chi was brought from LIVING ROOM / NOOK HALLWAY •T want to build up the paper the world, was visited by up­ london in March to get to know the American Revolution, the to reflect the flavor of Nan­ w ards at 60,000 one-day trippers and—it was hoped—love An-An, Upfo12'x15' / U p f o B 'x r Up to 4' X 9' Women’s Democratic Club, art tucket” Stackpole says. in July and August alone. ’The who lives at^toe Moscow Zoo. galleries, clinics, architects’ Be bopee to reUre tte pa­ sum m er population o f the 14- They ere the "only giant jnndas HEAVY CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON, O C offices, doctors’ offices, re­ search foundations and parking per’s one "foreign oorrespond- mile-long island la about 18,000. In r^ Western world and their TACKLESS STRIPPING, COMPLETELY IN- Budget ant,* Mrs. Sydney Ooffin, Tte modem plant of the In- romance, if it has a happy end­ Term s lots. whose dispatetes from Tucker- qulrar and Mirror ia probably ing, could produce the first baby STALLED WALL-TO-WALL WITH WAFFLE Arranged To get to most of them, to get snok bland, a mile to tte tte only pubUahlng house with giant panda bom in captivity. to the embassies of Canada, CUSHION. Chile, Iraq, Argentina, Cdom-

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,/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEE] .ii.vji uc^liAJUU, MAi't\^iil!ioiUmpromise Law Is Sought Miaa Hazel P. Lutz, founder chairman of the Andover Dem­ Soviet Treatment ‘"There wasn’t much I could of the Lutz Junior Museum and In Visit to Town ocratic Town Commute* tell them,” ha said. "I knew A Completely Sofety BAUnMORB, Md. (AP) — p u t what was the Russian bor­ retired art. supervisor for the Introduced several other guest i; In Refund of Permit Fees very lltUe.” Manchester school system, yes­ At a potluck supper given in der, but I didn’t know it at that candidates. ! X motion to eataitUsh a policy The mayor referred to the Peace Corpsman Thomas Daw- ’The Peace Corpsman said he Checked Cor terday was nominated for Bur- her honor ’Tuesday night In’ the time,’’ he said. " ’There was Among them were Charles : that no rotunda bo allowod of memo by the town manager, Son, detained by tho Soviet gov­ hopes to return to Iran after a tpn’s Woman of the Year by nothing to indicate it was Jhe social room of the Congrega­ Tarplnian, 35th District sena­ ; loos for ponhlta or Ucenses paid then noted that little if any ef­ few weeks rest. BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH representatives of 38 women’s ernment for three weeks after Ruslan border. No signs, no tional Church, Ella Grasao, torial nominee; Robert Mori- to tho town waa withdrawn fort on the financial structure organizations at a luncheon wandering acrose the Soviet- people and nobody ever told me arty, 31st district represe ■ trending consultation with tho df the town was realised by re­ OBJECTOR CONVICTED meeting at Oavay’s Restaurant. Democratic candidate for rc- Iranian border, says Cbmmpnlst it was the border.’’ ' ONE FIXED FEE candidate, Nick Pawluk, once ! town attorney and town manager funds o f this type. HARTFORD (AP) — Kenneth NO MILEAGE CHABGE She will be honored officially elecUon to a third term as sec­ officials Interrogated him four The Russian soldiers who ap­ high sheriff and hopeful of again ion a “compromiao measure" at He continued that when a E. King, 23, of East Granby, a Wednesday, ^ov. 9 at 9 a.m. at retary of state, s^d that "the hours a day. j \ prehended him took him first to being so, was aho there, as was i kast night’s council meeting. person applies for a permit to Jehovah’s Witness, has been cerentonlea at Burton’s. But he described his treatment a nearby house, Dawson said. goal of the Democratic admin- 35th district State Central ;; In discussion ot the item, do a particular job and the fee convicted of refusing to be in­ Art Bupbrvlsor for 33 yean at the hands of the Soviets as Later Soviet officials took him Istration is to provide education Committeewoman, Naomi Ham­ i divergent opinions were express* is set based on an estimate of ducted into the armed forces. imtll retirlhg in 1961, Miss Lutz cordial. to Baku where he was detained PAUL DODGE of the finest quality, from pre­ mer and her husband, Atty. ad by council membera. The what it will cost the town to King faces a posable maxi­ founded the Lutz Junior Mu­ school through the graduate i matter was placed on the agen- administer Inspections and is­ Dawson, . of Annapolis, Md., until his release. Harry Hammer of Vernon. Mrs. mum sentence of five years in seum in 1953 in conjimction schools of our state university.” ; 'da at the request of council­ sue certificates of inspections returned to the United States Of his confinement, Daws:n LEASING and RENTALS ’Thomas J. Birmingham was in Wednesday night for a smiling, prison. He was released without with the Manchester PTA Coun­ man John J. Eigan Jr. In July in relation to this construction, said "they were Reasonably nice 373 Main Street, Manchester—Phone 649-2881 . The statement was vigorously charge of the affair. reunion with his mother and bail Wednesday pending a pre­ cil. She helped expand the art i p e council authoriaed the refund "the Building department should to me, and in no way tried to applauded by the 100 or more Mothers Meet sister. sentence report. progpram In Manchester schools, ■ Of $1,111 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul determine if any money has ac­ threaten me. It wasn’t hostile, it persons in attendance from An­ ■ The Andover Mothers Club “ It’s so nice to have hirn initiating many student art I LaFrance. tually been expended by the Gets Elks Grant wa-sn’t ovecfriendly.’’ dover and surroimdlng towns. will devote Its next meeting on back, just wonderful,’’ said his programs which earned a cita­ ': The LaFrance’s had paid this town on engineering or other Dawson said Soviet officials She also spoke on the forward bet. 12 mostly to the making of Miss Arlene LaPenta, da.ugh- British-born mother. questioned him four hours a tion from 'the state in 1966. . sum for a building permit for considerations in relation to the strides which have been made Christmas candles. Each mem­ ter. of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. As he arrived at Friendship day, asking his identity and why In 1960 Miss Lutz received 60-bed convalescent home to in behalf of Connecticut’s disad­ ber is to bring either old can­ International Airport, Dawson, the Manchester Chamber of Mias Hazel P. Lutz he crossed the border. He said vantaged children and the op- ' be built on Main S t In re­ 24, a teacher told newsmen "one Commerce Award ’’for “out­ dles or household wax as work­ been expended and a ^ rm it'% Connecticut State Elks porlunltles which exist since the questing the return o f the fee, of my first thoughts waa to-find standing devotion to the com- Lutz worked on compiling a ing materials along with a one not utilized, the »>ayor is of scholarship Commission, Thom- munlty." volume of "The History of Manr establishment of the Commis­ ‘ tAFrance said nothing had beeh out how the Baltimore Orioles quart paper milk carton. .dme portion of the permit fee In withdrawing his original Mancheater Evening Her- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE been an active volunteer at the cut Estonian Society. A coffee 1 Ja refundable. If the cost is motion, Cavanaugh commented aid South Windsor oorrrs- 10% to 40% luseum at least one o f two social will .be held after the con- Big Buy O f The W eek that no public official irttould be pondent, Ann Lyons, tel. 644- a week and arranges the cert BROTHERS n eater than estimated, an ad­ SWEET LIFE ditional charge is levied. put "on the spot’’ by making a, 8582. artNixhibits for them. She also The chorus has appeared in SOI C EN TE R STR E E T — 648-5185 c -i. plans art classes at the museum Toronto and Montreal, Can.; and a rra se s a program for the Albany, N. Y., Lakewood, N. J., ‘’Cezneotleut’z

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Odds Increase ^We^ve Got ^Em Long and We^ve Got ^Em Short. And We G^t Plenty pf Both^—Brecheen 'THE lOS AXOELE8 (AP) — W ith Sandy Koufax alated Herald Angle NEW YORK (AP) — sive Player of thev Week in the Buffalo Bills, was named Defen'v to take the mound lor the American Football League. slve Player 'of the Week for hi» By Young Steve Tensi had Los Aniteles D od(en Thun* never thrown a football in Tensi, a star of the Gator two Interceptions and ■tronjf day the odds favorlhr the Oriole Bullpen Brigade Measured Incorrectly PETE ZANARDI Bowl game for Florida State in tackling against the Chiefs, J a regular pro game, until Dodders have Increased. Assistant'Sports FkUtor^ 1964, clicked on nine of 12 pass­ Odds for the Ksine are 10- LOS ANGELES (AP)—• <«t of the BalUmore bullpen crews in history down That was it for the Dodgers, last Sunday when San the right field line — sending Drabowsky went on to strike out es for 223 yards and touchdown 6 for the Dodders Bll(hily No one’s written a poem bullpen in the third inning Diego Coach Sid Gillman pass plays of 25, 44 , 30 and 63 higher than the 7-A odds of­ Wednesday and completely every available pitcher to the next six batters in order and Problems Need Solviidig called him off the bench in Sports Schedule about Baltimore’s bullpen bullpen with the exception of the finished with 11 in all while al- yards. fered in Wednesday's game. brigade but pitching coach shackled the Dodgers while It seems improbable that a.high school ^ c h as Man­ the second half against the "Steve was terrific — he breaking one Series strikeout starter, Dave McNally, and Jim . lowing the Dodgers only a Friday, Oct. 7 Harry Brecheen throws a Palmer, today's second game harmless seventh inning ^single chester High would have money problems in the ath­ charged. up Miami Dol­ played a beautiful game,” said record and tying another in Bal­ letic department. It seems equally improbable that a phins. John Hadl, the AFL’s No,. 1 Soccer —Vinal at Cheney pretty clever line of blank timore’s 5-2 victory. pitcher against the-/Dodgers’ Willie Davis. Pats vs. Eagles 6, Jets vi. ' Walt Alston n ie six straight strikeouts football squad, coming off an 8-1 season in which, it The 6-foot-5, 220-pounder fired passer last year who was re­ verse around. Ever since the Orioles have Koufax. up the sputtering San Diego ma­ placed by Tensi. (Slants, 7:30 at Mt. Nebo. "We got ’em long and we got arrived in Los Angeles, Manag- tied the Series record set by shared the GCIL crown, would have trouble finding sup­ Bauer used it almost immedi­ Hod Eller of Cincinnati against chine with four touchdown pas.s- Hadl, who had led the West­ X-country—East kt Pulaski Not Looking 'em short,” Brecheen said, er Hank Bauer and Brecheen ately, calling on Drabowsky in port. , Saturday, Oct. 8 the Chicago White Sox in 1919 In an effort to help both mat­ es that carried the Chargers ern champion (Jhargers to victo­ "And we got plenty of both.” ' have been pelted with questions the third inning to protect a 4-1 lage Charm will not tolerate from a 10-6 deficit to a rousing ry in their first three games, Football — Wethersfield at It s just possible that the Bal- suggesting the Orioles couldn’t and the 11 was the most for a ters, the athletic department any advertising connected with lead built on consecutive first relief pitcher in Series history, 44-10 victory. couldn’t get the team going in Manchester, 1:30 at Meiporial For ^Repeat’_ , timore bullpen brigade has been possibly win the Series because inning homers by the Robinson decided this fall to offer season a school sporting activity. It bettering the 10 by Jess Barnes football tickets for the first time. This earned the 23-year-old the first half against the winless Field ANGRLER factor measured incor- of their pitching. boys and Russ Snyder’s key sin­ has, in fact, turned down of­ but fired-up Dolphins. Football — Kolbe at ' East of the New York Giants against This is standard in many of the taxi squad graduate The. Asso­ Don Drysdale was beaten rectly by the experts who All pointed to the fact that the gle in the second. fers of an electric scoreboard ciated Press' award as Offen­ Tom Janik, comer back of the Catholic, 1:30 at Mt. Nebo tabbed the Los Angeles Dodgers enUre Orioles’ staff had com­ Drabowsky came on with the the New York Yankees in 1921. high schools and usually It and pocket schedules because in the first game of- the Drabowsky just did what the as 8-5 favorites to win their sec- pleted only 23 games — to 27 for bases loaded and one out, struck proves successful. of this. World Series by the Balti­ ond straight World Series. Dodger left-hander Sandy Kouf- out Wes Parker, walked Jim Baltimore scouting relSort said, So far, Manchester has been While It was made crystal more Orioles and today Moe Drabowsky, a Sl-year-old ax. GilUani to force in a run and according to catcher ^Andy Et- able to sell tbout 250 tic’.cets. clear that advertising is out, Sandy Koufax goes to the part time stock broker who con- As game No. 1 started, Bauer then got John Roseboro to foul chebarren. It was hoped the figure would the why of the. matter is still a biound for the Los Angeles sidered retiring before the sea- dispatched biggest out. "That told us that a good fast tour times that number. little hazy. podgers. ball can be thrown past the Besides paying the coaches, Nobody can deny that adver­ Dodgers,” the rookie receiver , That was the pitching rotation athletic costs at Manchester are tising of such content to dam­ C I T Y said. B T I R 4 year ago for the Dodgers age the health or character of Walt Alston, the Dodger man­ independent of tax funds. Mon­ 'gainst the Minnesota Thvins. ey comes from the Student Ac­ a student should be kept sep- • "I hope it all turns out the ager didn’t comment on that, evate with anything education­ but he did on Drabowsky. tivities Association. Most of same way,” stdd the Dodger this money Is secured from al. Still it must also be recog­ 4ianager, Walter Alston, hui^ "You've got to give him cred­ nized that all ads are not bad. it,” Alston said. "I remember students purchasing S.A.A. Tiedly adding, "only I hope we cards which about 65 per cent In fact many of them are good. don't lose two in a row.” he was a strong thrower as a Many of the concerns have youngster when he was with the of the students buy. Football ’ The two Dodger aces went and basketball are the only two turned advertising into a strong down to defeat In the first two Chicago Cubs. Then he had a influence toward the better- LETTERMEN with Manchester High’s football liam are guard Jim Sproiil sore arm. But it looked like he :noney-makers and go toward 4ames at Minnesota-St. Paul 8- supporting all extra-curricular • uient of youth. Surely, the board and backs Dave Turner and Captain Mike Belcherr^Tribe entertains Wethers­ 3 and 5-1 last year but Los An­ threw as good as he ever did.” Drabowsky agreed but admit­ activity at Manchester, realizes this. field High Saturday, (Herald Photo by Pinto) geles came back to win the Ser- There Is little dofibt, that iies in seven games. ted he was close to retiring and * * * becoming a full time stock bro­ should It be permitted, the 6 ! Home runs by Frank and Boltter Funds town’s commercial interest - Snooks Robinson rocked Drys­ ker when the Orioles drafted •Tail Gate Luncheons Encouraged- him from the St. Louis Cardi­ In a bid to bolster these funds, would support such an effort. dale for three runs in the first Supervision of ads secured i)ining Wednesday. nals last winter. season tickets were started. "I suppose if Baltimore hadn't The football team, student Coun­ would be re.stcd with school of­ . Drysdale related that the ficials, even the school board if Soccer and Football Listed Sobinson boys hit high fast balls drafted me I might have re­ cil, Boy’s Leaders Club and the tired.” he said. "But when I had cheerleaders canvassed the necessary, while securing them and he blamed himself. could be a school project. We I "I just didn't put the ball a chance to go with a club that town. could win the pennant, I "We are a little disappointed," are still a "business” nation. where I wanted to. They’re good Some tralnlng-ln this direction At Memorial Field Saturday changed my mind.” said football coach Dave Wijg- Hitters. Any good hitter is would never hurt either. tough,” the big fellow said, The Orioles started off against gin. "We expected much better this week in preparation for the Dodgers the same way they It appears, then, that the By PETE ZANARDI He was a defensive starter last t Although Don pitched only support from the businc.ssmen. Kolbe. "I’m looking for the sec­ won the American League pen­ We thought many businesses benefits of such a person would fall. t)vo innings, Alston said he be realized by many. Its most Ivy League atmosphere The Indians came through the ond and third efforts necessary Would not revise his pitching nant — witlf”,Frank Robinson would have purchased a num­ prevail at Memorial and Brooks Robinson hitting Strikeout Form Exhibited by Moe Drabowsky Important advantage is that a Platt game healthy, and much to win." Roberts said. cjrder. Claude Osteen goes at ber of tickets as a contribution large group of students could consecutive first inning homers or tax-loss.” Field Saturday, Billed as of this week has been spent on Fullback Rick Roberts will Baltimore Saturday in the open- become involved, which is still Parents’ Day, two Manches- aggressive line play, engineer­ «ir of the three games there, off Don Drysdale after Extra - Curricular activities probably only see limited action Recalls Catching Fish Bare Handed in Poland the purpose of anything con- ed to halt the potent Wethers­ with Drysdale Sunday. drew a one-out walk. play a large part in the edu­ ter High athletic squads, being shaken up against Wind­ An inning later, Snyder sin­ cation of our youth. Without nected with education involve- the SOCCer team at 11:15 field ground attack. sor. Robert will go with Joe and the gridders at 1:30, will gled in a run after a walk to application,'lessons are worth­ ment. Danielson has a tough assign­ Quinn or Tom FitzGerald in his Replaces HadI Etchebarren and a sacrifice. exlribit their wares before the ment as well. The Wethersfield spot. ;SAN DIEIGO, Calif. (AP) — less. Athletics and club activity home folks, both against Weth­ In the bottom half of the sec­ Drabowsky Sets Series Mark provide this application^ It is Margin Notes hooters have yet to lose, adding Rockville draws one of the Steve Tensi, who threw his first ersfield High. the fifth win Tuesday, beating ond, Jim Lefebvre hammerfed this idea folks should keep in Figures on last Saturday’s strongest foes in Qie state. American Football League pass East Catholic (1-1), still Bristol Eastern 3-2, while the McNally for a leadoff homer, LOS ANGELES (AP)— Playing in a World Series, fact that he gave up Stan Mus- mind — keeping Manchester's football game at Memorial Field Coach Jerry FitzGerald’s crew last Sunday, ' was named cutting the lead to 4-1. Then, in lal's 3,000th hit, allowed the win­ smarting from a 34-14 loss to Indians (3-2) dropped 1-0 W ednesday to replace veteran Moe Drabowsky remem­ though, Is a great distance from education system among the put the attendance at 44d. Fac­ must contend with a club that the third, McNally walked three playing in a backyard in south­ ning hit in Early Wynn's SOOth state's best. ulty Manager Ted Martin col­ Windsor High, also plays host heartbreaker to Bristol Central. is averaging 30 points a gams Jbhn Hadl as starting quarter­ consecutive battens, and Bauer bers how when he was 3 victory and once hit four batters Saturday to a strong Kolbe The Indians bested Weth­ back for the San Diego Cbarg- west Poland. Dfabowsky was Another point, football is a lected $100 from Meriden stu­ while allowing only three. ONE-TWO PUNCH—First inning home runs by the Robinsons—Frank, left, signalled for Drabowsky. years old he sat next to a bom in Ozannk in 1935 and left in one game. High (1-0) of Bridgeport. Still ersfield twice last season, both s)-a against the New York Jets stream in the backyard of rough sport. It takes hour upon dents (75c a ticket) and another Tom Martello is again ex­ and iirooks, sparked the Orioles opening day series win. (AP Photofax) “He was my logical choice,” there three years later. When he Isn’t running Into hour of preparation. A good $100 was realized at the gate. looking for its first victory, 2-1 victories, pected to guide the Ram club Bauer said. because he had the the family farm in Ozanna, "I have some visions of my "TSative records, or posiUve home crowd goes a long way in In addition, there were S.A.A. Rockville High (0-2) finds it­ Hope To Rebound with much depending on the per­ 0 most e.xperience.” Poland, catching fish with yeai-s there,” he said between ?"*»• o*' pitching rouUnely, recognizing the effort Manches­ card holders present as well as self in a tough - spot, visiting Coach Don Robert at East is formances of John Southerland, ^Usually Little Guy the Hero’ his bare hands. explaining how he stymied the Drabowsky is a stock broker. ter’s youth is making In a time many of the Midget and Pony Southington High (2-0), winner looking for better things after Gary Krowka, Art Wheelock, TTie Ijos Angeles Dodgers re­ Dodgers. He works in the off-season for r when all of us read of violence teams who were given season of 31 straight. the Windsor game. Some line­ Pete Moulin, Larry Maron and GENERAL member how, many years later, firm in Chicago. "I can remember the stream by youth, let’s turn the tables passes to Indian home grames. Wethersfield should need no up changes are also expected, as Bill Tedford up front ■ and the Drabowsky stood out on the His parents, Mr. and Mrs. and support honest effort. Two former Manchester grid- introduction to these parts. It the East squad went through defensive ' secondary, led by Reliefer Fits Mold I Series Facts mouTd: striklnrthem out wiVh T’ Michael" b7;bo;sky: who * * * ders, Mark Heller and Mark shared the football crown with blocking and tackling drills Martello. WINTER TIRES his1..___ rejuvenated.1.____ .- j fight arm.___ Id sit there and try to catch witched .vthe______game on television, First Game' fish with piy bare hands. , „ r I • Oakman are both playing frosh the Indians last season amd Thrifty Snow Fightors! Drabowsky struck out 11 all live In Windsor, Conn. ‘ L a c k in g ^^11 this fail. Heller is among chased Coach Dick Danielson’s Wednesday Oct. 5 "When we first came over in Programs told Wednesday as the Balti­ “With a club like the Orioles In the same vien, Manchester many signal-callers with the soccer champions to the wire in • DEEP SELF CLEANING.CLEATS Mowing Down Batters Baltimore 310 100 000—5 9 0 1938, I had a problem in school. UNIROYALWINTERIDE Los Angeles Oil 000 (XX)—2 3 0 more Orioles defeated the Dodg- behind him, how could he go is losing a great deal by the Dartmouth freshmen while Oak- the COIL soccer race. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Frank Robinson who led the „ n u , ers 5-2 in the first game of the father couldn’ tspeak Eng' wrong?” his mother said after • FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORD (3) and lack of programs at football man is fighting for an end spot Lunch Available Yale Faces Ivy Schedule World Series. lish and my mother spoke only the game. CONSTRUCTION Moel- and basketball games . These at Central Connecticut, "We are hoping to have r 1966 seaBon-including clubhouse celebrating after the reriTHm er (rP^ma^^ki The ll'Strikeouts broke a ser­ broken English. I couldn-t speak Drabowskv wax raised in programs, put out by various Maloney High’s Don Bradley FULL DEPTH I - ECONOMY PMCKO ies record and the six straight English either and when I start- Windsor and went to the Loomis )tallgating’ for the first With Promising Newcomers pennant was clinched—now is their top prognosticator. (8) and Roseboro. W—rDrabow- business concerns, would list is far out in front of the (3CIL TUBELESS BtACKWAlLS “You never know what's ■' ------he recorded In the fourth and ed school, I got bad grades. School, where he had an 8-0 fec- at one of our home gai... , ’ As Yale prepares for the plus last year’s freshman sky. L—Drysdale. the rosters, records, coaches and scoring race, .showing 26 points said Manchester Athletic Di­ 4-PLY NYLON going to happen .In a World Ser­ fifth innings tied one. "But with the advent of televi- ord as a varsity pitcher in his other such Items and still have in two contests. In a three-way opening of its 1966 Ivy League standouts Bruce Weinstein and bullpen to win or s2ve games. Home runs — Baltimore: F. rector Tom Kelley. "We are in­ football campaign oh Saturday Pat Madden, Marling, and Gal- 7.75x14/7.75x15 ies,” Robinson said before Robinson 1 (1 on), B. Robinson And the 31-year-old Drabow­ sion, my father started picking senior year, plenty of room for ads, which tie for second are teammate Wednesday’s opening game. Oriole pitchers hurled only 23 sky accomplished all that while up some English, and I started In his junior and senior year.s viting folks to bring a lunch in the Bowl against Brown lagher to date have created Full depth 4-Ply Nylon construction propels you through deepest snow, yet plua f2.19 F.E.T. complete games. 1 (none on). Los Angeles: Le­ would go to the athletic fund.. Pete Panciera,' Hall's Kevin "Usually the litUe guy. is the limiting the favored Dodgers to doing okay too.” at TYinlty College in Hartford, or purchase one at the refresh­ without the jservices of im out- their own thunder. gives you a smooth ride on dry road* (where you travel most of thoi, time.) T febvre 2 (none on). Sources report that the Board Coady and Wethersfield High's hero.” Jim Palmer takes the mound ment stand and make a full day standing sophomore quarter­ First Game one hit In 6 2-3 innings of relief "It’s about time I got on the Conn., Drabowsky posted a 15-5 of Education in our City of Vil- Joe .Snecinski, all with 12 points. At the moment Marling is 5 35X14/ 8.15X15 J 2 0 . 9 5 for Baltimore in today’s game and becoming the hero in the right side of a record,” Drabow- varsity -record. One of his 15 of it.” back Dowling, it is evi­ Engineered to drastically reduce "snow tire rumble"...WInteride’s noise level plus I2.S6 F.E.T^ Moe Drabowsky fit the mold against Sandy Koufax, and Attendance—55,941. the leading receiver on the openfng game. sky laughed, ke referred to the victories was a no-hitter. Last fall,' Wethersfield bested dent that there are some less squad with six receptions and perfectly when he came out of chances are the 20-year-old Net receipts—$557,336.00. the Indians after losing its only is controlled by special “silencer-ribs’’. the bullpen with one out In the Commissioner’s share — $83,- heralded rookies who are inch­ could well, be in the scoring col­ Stele end/or Locel Teies Extra right-hander will need help be­ ing their way toward a prom­ third inning and struck out 11 fore the game is over. 600.40. umn except for the slipperiness Guaranteed Coast-to-Coast against road hazards ... NO LIMIT ON TIME, NO while blanking the Los Angeles UMass Top-Heavy Favorite' inent place in the football fu­ of the ball in last week’s slog- LjMIT ON MILEAGE FOR THIS TIRE! Wildness led to. the early de­ Players’ share—$284,241.36. tone's crew comes in off a loss ture of the university. Guaranteed against blowouts, cuts and Dodgers on one hit the rest of parture of starter Dave McNal­ Los Angeles club's share — fest. Gallagher, who made some the way. Hard Work in Spring Paid Off to Hall High. “You can bet Cmisider a pair of ends: Walt key tackles, was chosen by the irhpact breaks, too. ly Wednesday. Three of his five. ^^.3P'56. Against UConns Saturday Cottone will have them up for Be Safe...Drive a Safe Carl Frank and Brooks Robinson walks loaded the bases with-pne Baltimore club’s share—$47,- Marling, who plays on offense; coache's as the squad’s out­ ANTI-FREEZE Highly-favored Massachusetts spectator at the M-M contest, this one,” Manchester Coach and Francis G allagl^ who standing lineman on defense. — two well-publicised Orioles out -in the third, and 373.58. and he has studied the Dart­ \ meets Connecticut in a Yankee Dave Wlggdn reports, "and was a defensive stickoul in last He had 15 unassisted tackles THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL REPORTS SAFETY BRAKE smacked consecutive homers in Drabowsky. National League’s share — For Drabowsky During Season mouth game films. "Massachu­ they afe much better than they $47,373.56. Conference football contest kt week's game against Rutgers. and assisted on another 15. , . SNOW TIRES EQUIPPED WITH S A L E f ^ . the first inning for a 8-0 lead. ”I thought my fast ball was setts is a cohesive team," the showed against Hall.” ADJUSTMENT third inning and allowed but Alumni Memorial Stadium in Gallagher,' like Dowling is a Martlng’s father lettered at G$n$nl Tirt ...... n But it was Drabowsky, a com­ good, but I didn’t have a chanoe- American League's share — By EARL YOST had the fourth best earned run coach remarked. Wiggin, who watched his 1 $47,373.56. one hit the rest of tha way, ty­ Amherst, ^turday afternoon at Cleveland resident, while Mar- Yale in 1932 and one of his big permanent type. • Adjust brikes to full contact, parative unknown, who stole the to find out,” McNally said. "The average on the squad, trailing squad begin to jell against Platt IMHfunRf show in the 5-2 victory. Hard work during spring ing one series record and setting "Massachusetts played a con­ ting, son of a former Yale star, moments was catching a touch­ SPIKES GIVE YOU Dodgers didn’t hit me excep­ only starten-Steve Barber and 1:30. High last weekend in the rain, insptet drums, ; Time and again, the relief training has paid big divi­ another with his strikeouts in servative game against Maine, is from a Cleveland suburb, down pass in the Eli victory linings. cylindtrt.'K |> tionally hard, but they didn’t fellow reliefers Stu Miller and Coach Vic.Fusia has a richly he continued. “But they showed will have added power Saturday specialists have come out of the have to even swing.” dends for Moe Drabowsky, getting credit for the 5-2 vic­ Eddie Fisher in this depart­ experienced backfield ready to Gates Mills. over Harvard that year. »3.95 O •Add fluid. Bowling a great deal of stuff both ways with the return of Dave Turner Although Yale’s end squad is 2 GALS. Trinity College’s gift to tory. Six Dodgers went down In ment. ■.natch points with Connecticut’s Young Marting prepared at 136% MORE TRACTION WIVES— Lorraine Clifford order for a series tying mark against Dartmouth. Both Dart­ to duty. A letterman last sea­ considered exceptionally strong Exeter where he was a three- i n s t a l l e d MOST AMCmCAN CASS 181, Beverly MacLachlan 487. major league baseball. It It shouldn’t have been too green offense. The Redmen have mouth touchdowns were the re­ son, Turner runs from the full­ with such seasoned performers ON ICY ROADS was most satisfying yes- and the 11 K's recorded in the amazing to see Drabowsky }B Greg Landry and his start­ sport standout, captained the Second Guess Department, sult of two great plays by in­ back slot to provide more beef as Bob Kenney, Rod Watson, basketball squad, was the THAN REGULAR HIGHWAY TIRES JEWEL—^Viv Villeneuve 176, terday to sit back in front of my scoring book was a new high for strike out H DodgA-s. After all, ing supporting cast of backs dividuals. to the defense from linebacker. Jim Saxon and Mark Young, tjjg a r^ief pitcher in series play. .'rom the team which last fall number one tennis man and SPECIAL Karen Perlroth 177. teevee set and watch during the American L.eague was voted the most valuable in Repeated by Pofiuar Demand! Fan Touched Ball in Second strong-armed righthander now It was just plain hard work campaign, he fanned better compiled a 7-2 record; while during the spring that helped Connecticut Coach J'ohn Toner both sports. NITE OWLS — Dolores Mey­ down the Los Angeles Dodgers than one batter per inning, get­ Gallagher while at V. F. Uniroyal Passenger Car Tire Coast-To-Coast Road Hazard LOS ANGELEJS (AP) — An If Parker had been on third Drabowski get back into the .inds himself employing three 3-Piece WIND-N-RAIN over-eager baseball fan, proba­ er 182, Gertrude Farrell 181, in yesterday’s Series opener. ting 98 in 96 innings of work. Rhodes High School was the re­ where he ,should have been if it Baltimore Pitching Coach Har­ majors. Not only did Drabowsky in lophomores, and a junior who Grid Forecasters Job Difficult One, GUARANTEED UNLIMITED AS TO TIME OR MILEAGE You get hood, jacket, bly a Dodger partisan, must Frances Ingellinera 195. While making the annual tour cipient of the Knute Rockne slacks. Heavy duty waffle SUIT hadn't been for. the fan who ry Brecheen made the right his 12th major league cam­ ■saw very little action a year Notre ■ Dame Alumni Club wonder today if a Careless act of the 16 different American ago, in an effort to match Gunnuit««d againat Blowouts, Cuts, Impact Breaks, Etc., Puncture, Abuse and Con­ weave vinyl. Fluorescent on his part might have played a wanted to grab a souvenir ball, VILLAGE CHARMERS— choice when he summoned Dra- paign contribute heavily to the Even Challenging for Major Hoople ^award as the outstanding line' sequential Damage Excepted; Repair or Make an Allowance Based on Remaining safety color. Fully zippered bowsky from thp bullpen to ball 4 National ^ agu e spring Qrjojg regular season cause ‘.joints with the Indians. jacket, wrist and ankle part, in the 5-2 defeat of the Los he would have scored and that Marilyn Fiano 134. man in the Greater Cleveland Tread on Purchase of New Tire at Then Current Adjustment Base Price. 95 Angeles Dodgers by the Balti­ would have' made it 4-2, still a out* starter Dave McNally. ifbut he’ll pick up an estimated Landrjr, whj picked up more By MAJOR HOOPLE Florida 16, Florida State 11 area. siw ps. Well ventilated. _j ■' March, this writer visited the r *- than 2,000 yards on offense last One size fits all I more Orioles In the World Ser­ redeemable ball game. Maury SPICE—Lois Galasso 145-364, The rest is now history. Dra- Oriole camp several times, in $8,000 to $10,000 as his October The Wizard of Odds Princeton 29, Dartmouth 21 *1 ies opening game. Wills struck out to end the in­ Bunny Crocker 125, Marlene series bonus-^for making the -eason, is supported by Half- Tennessee 17, Ga. Tech 15 bowsky shut the door , on a Miami, the home bsise, and when jacks Don Durkin (4.6 average. Egad, friends, solving the Here was the setting: ning. Gilnack 136, Nancy Joyce 341. threatening Dodger rally in the yjg Birds were on the road. grade.' Mlssl^ippi 23, Georgia 7 FAMOUS TIRE CITY n '60)’65) anaand zsooBob ucLoreDetore (3.8)' complexities surrounding this Idaho 35, Idaho State 7 The Orioles had blasted off to ______._____ ^______Observed and written from Overshadowed all season by the veteran members of the nd Fullback Dick Benoit (3.1). week’s collegiate football clas- Illinois 10, Ohio State 7 VARIETY a 3-0 lead In the first inning on a Florida was a feature that Dra- _ , , . „ _ ,__ , Automatie Adjust all braking action, walk to Russ Snyder and left bowsky was the hardest player Oriole bullpen, Drabwsky came jandry weighs 194 while ^^ore the mental pow- Minnesota SO, Indiana 12 . q, 4 D O ZEN PAN field home runs by the Robinson Into his own ^yesterday after- j 170 and Durkin and Benoit Einsteins! Kansas 1^ Iowa State 6 $ check whieel cylinders, pack seen in my travels. re both 210. Landry and ^ r - Transmission bearings, add fluid as Big,"Flrst Size", IB-inch long stem jboys, Frank and Brooks. They One day especially m Tampa’s noon. Missouri 24, Kansas State 7 beauties. Four beautiful colors. added another in the second on :in are jum<^ while the other ehallenge,_the more It _ Kentucky 28, Va. Tech 6 Troubio? 1.0 7 needed. A1 Lopez Field the Trinity grad Gardener's delight. Plant thi^al a walk to Andy Etchebarren, L.S.U. S3, Texas AAM 3 and enjoy next(t SpruiiSpring I was at work. iin with kaff-kaff—appeals to a Hoople. 'A Free Road Test and 6 who advanced ■ to second qn Pilchers during the spring do Top Pro Golfers ConnecUcut lines up with further ado, let us Duke 17, Maryland 6 Estimate BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Dave McNally’s sacrifice and more runing than men who play Miami (O.) 35, Kent State 19 A All Work Guaranteed COMPARE WITH S i A Budget Terms FRESHLY IMPORTED 98 scored on Snyder’s long single any of the other positions. Michigan St. 25, Michigan 21 BULBS SOLD ^ to left. Ready for World 'ord at left half and Jim De- Mississippi St. 7, So. Miss. 0 A Free Towing FROM HOLLAND I Managers and coaches insist "itt at fullback. Marc Schu- Two of the major contests ATS5.95 2 But Jim Lefebvre opened the VIRGINIA WATER, England Arizona 27, New Mexico 0 No Low-Price “Come-on” that once a pitcher gets his legs acher, the other halfback, had feature traditional intrastate Estimates that Cost You Dodger half of the second with a (AP) — Pour of golf’s greatest N.C. State 28, S. Carolina 14 TOWN and COUNTRY booming homer to left field. in shape, he can concentrate on ss than 10 minutes’ playing rivalries Michigan - hUchigan Money his arm .' players — Nicklaus, PaJmer, me last year-as a soph. State and Florlda-Florida State. Toachdown Bound Notre'Duine 29, Army 6 SPECIAL Wes Parker followed with a Colorado 25, Oklahoma St. 10 There was no player on the (Jasper and Player — apipeared With Paul Gruner’s physical The Hoople System foresees the Kansas’ unexpected defeat Manehesttr PONCHO- scorching drive that sliced first ready after exceptional practice Yale 20, Brown 18 SNOW TREADS base and skidded deep into foul big league scene in Florida last tatus doubtful, the Huskies Spartans takmg the mcMure of _ Transmission Co. spring who worked harder at rounds, but they had more than UMass. 80, UConn.'7 Wear as a Poncho - use as a blanket! 100% Acrylic territory down the right field ave insUlled defensive special- Wolverines, 26-21, jiarrumph! Now go in with the Wesleyan 21, Coast Guard 8 16 BRAINARD PLACE getting ready than Drabowsky. just thq course to worry about ;t and punting standout Bobby and Florida’s (3ators whipping (Rear Seymour Auto ALL SIZES Warmth with light weight. Machine washable, line. Trinity 28, Tufts 6 Drabowsky each day did the today as the World Match Play lugford of Chelsea, Mass., as the Semlnoles, 16-11. Store, Main St.) A fan then reached .out and Oregon St. 22, Northwestern 12 Central 14, Montclair 13 BLACK or WHITE mothproof. Choice, 3 Scottish plaids. required wind-sprints for all C^lf Tournament o'pmed. le Nor 2 QB. In another offen- In a hotly contested, struggle MANCHESTER grabbed for It^That made it an Sub-par golf doesn’t always Stanford 19, Oregon 14 Wethersfield 15, Manchester 1,4 ' pitchers in the outfield and then Ive alignment change, Coach at Dallas, I predict Oklahoma 646-0022 f o r FOR MEN, WOMEN, automaUc double. It probably win in match play, which Is Penn State 27, Boeton College Kolbe 14, East Catholic 6 PLUS TAX stayed around and did 25 more, oner has promoted sophomore will climb back to high-ranking 2 ^25 AND CHILDREN. would have been a triple had it man-to-man and often is won by 17 Southington 40, kockville 8 not been for the illegal inter­ each way. ij'i; think I can help like BoryezeWski, to the sec- status by edging Texas, 17-16. Camper* «atti Reacbet faM at $15 the player with the most nerve nd spot at fullback while mov- This week we have not one Pittsburgh is, W. Virginia 12 NO EXCHANGE NEEDED ference. this club and I want to be on a vital hole. ig Bob Tice, to the linebacking but two four-st$r upset specials Purdue 46, Iowa 6 It looked now as if the Dodg­ ready,” he told me. Jack Nicklaus, the Masteri ers were begiMing to get at the The former Chicago Cub bo­ for you, dear readers. Look for U.CX.A. 21, Rice 8 and British Open champion, ^Defensjvely, Dick Zochowski, Baylor to outfight rugged Ar­ Washington 24, So. Calif. 20 AL'S PRO GOLF CLUB CMaGEITWnH j■BnESBIBIBIl Oriole Starter, McNally, who nus beauty, who signed for a re­ ruled the 5-2 favorite, closely 1 promptly gave Jim Gilliam a ported $75,000, was actually at ias been given the starting kansas, 22-20, as Bears’ quarter- Syracuse 28, Navy lo followed by his American rivals •Ight tackle berth, previously back Terry Southall fills the air Oklahoma 17, Texaa 16 base On balls. the, Oriole camp on a look-see BlUy Casper, the U.8. Open REPAIR SERVICE Weleonw Rero GENERAL John Roseboro lashed a sink­ occupied by Rick Holzshu; and with flying pigskins, and Wash- T.C.U. 11, Texas Tech 9 ■ASTFORO NaTMHAL basis.- His contract had been 1, champion, and Arnold Palmer. ton Grinage of Stratford re- Ingto’s Huskies to stun unde­ Virginia 88, Tulaae 28 Vi H ing drive halfway between Sny­ drafted from the Jacksonville who won the inaugural of this R^AIRING — REFIKISHING — RfiGRIPPING der and Frank Robinson in right jlaces the injured Dave LaLima feated Southern California, 24- Wash. St. 20, Arizona St. 15 Doy Sofordoy team in the Intematlpnal ilvent two years ago, and South Nebraska 21, Wisconsin 14 Men.-Frl. center. It looked like a sure dou­ League. He had to prove him- African Gary Player, defending at' left halfback. 20. FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE SERVIC For those among you who Wyoming S5i Dtah 8 ble, but Snyder made it spectac­ self on a. staff-that------was well------sup' ^ ^ ^ and Cas­ Massachusets Is by far the Air Force 88, H aw ^ 8 USED WOODS AND IRONS FOR SALE 155 CENTER STREET ular, all on the running DERAILS DODGER RALLY—Cent^idldeir Russ Snyder makes running, tum­ the squad but finished with a stopped Sonny Moore, track. ■ / ■, bling (»tch of John Roseboro’s smdsh in second inning to stop Dodger th r^ . perfect 6-0 w(m-loss record and Dallas, Tex., 9. \

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( Y hanging and wall paper remov­ part-time employment for ;.at fool of Garden Street. 41 TYPEWRlTERi - Standard women of ail ages. Excellent . 'You. can park' in. our front M94SN - 875-2S1I al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. ONLY TRACTOR and electric. Repaired, over­ Quality workmanship. Call commission. Our nationally ad­ ‘ dtiveway. Also itb^ (Ashley 42 4^ 4 T 4T 4i ^ lenivo y«m niBsu go. gen'a hear tn m m n hauled, rented. Adding ma- TRAILER SCHOOL IN . . • APPLY- ' - ajtdJPalm/Ashl^ buses stop Jig P om wtttMBt r,wadhig sH Ofsnlng n l Iho evenings, 245-9593. vertised products make earn­ r chinea rented and repaired. CONNECTICUT ings up to $5 an hour possible ^ at our front dUbT. ' 48 50 Pickup and delivery service. PAENTING AND decorating in a territory near your home. lilOTT’s'^O PH ITE • r T •^ -f A utom obilca F o r .Ral* 4 Tale Typewriter Service, 649- since 1S35. Never a substitute Call 289-4922 for appointment SUPERMARKET 4086. for quality. Conn. Painting and Before you call a school NEED CART Tour credit turn­ in your home at your conveni­ k: rald Decorating. 649-4298. check that school out with ence. BY AL VERMEER 3 T ed down? Short on down pay­ STEPS, s. Jewalks, etone walle, your local truck owner’s 587 East Middle Tpke. The Connecticut PRISCILLA’S POP ment? Bankrupt? Repossess- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 1 6 TOP QUALITY work at lowest association. Approximately DOX LEHERS Sion? Don't dssjpoir! See Hon­ All concrete repairs. Reason­ prices, interior and exterior 14,000,000 trucks on tha Martohester OUR EARTM^IS BU T I NOW, Mutual ’Life W W ERE OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILUAMli est Douglas. Inquire about low­ able prices. 648-0881. painting, top grade paint road. The trucking indus­ ICONTINUALCi' PE G ) .SOMEH For Y o u est down, smallest payments SATURDAY BT M K TEO Rn SM ALL A S ‘A R E A S J WAS i r . used free estimates. Call Ray try has a problem acquir­ fL A R fiE A S anywhere. No small loon or fi­ ATTICS, CEZX.ARS, garages, Belllveau, 640-2110. ing qualified drivers. Let SEWING MACHINE operators, Insurance Co. FROM CXJTER> O R A IN S OH.OH/SOMNV BOY'5 WASH­ WAIT A MINUTE- Informatiea and yards cleaned. Trash full or part-time, Immediate OP. BOXCARS ING THE CAR, PAP, ANP YOU that's n ew s to ME/ ^ nance company {Han.' Douglas New England Tractor SAMD.. III KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS' f 1 JUST PHONEDAdABLE Motors, 333 Main. hauled .to dump. Call 648-5810. NAME YOUR own price^ paint­ Trailer Training show you MORNING openings for women who want 140. Garden St., Hartford • a m HERALD wn Mt or like to sew. Flexible hours WAITLL EAGER BEAVER AND TOLD HER TP PICK ing, papering, removal, sand­ hew to make $200 a week FINDS OUT YOU PROMISE^ HER UP ON THE WA/ dlodoos the Maatlty a t CREDIT BT PHONE. Need ■ PROFESSIONAL aeanbig — Blde dhip in aU‘ regards ing. Interior, exterior, special­ or more. A short training between 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., can ME I COULD HAVE IT TD PTA MEETING- any aflvarUasr nsbig box car? No cash needed, 100 car Carpets, furniture, walls and INTERVIEWS be arranged for worklhg moth-' ’ J- .since 184(5 rr'SMYTURN izing 3 family. Quality work­ program. We train on tan­ THIS EVENING/. lattara. Roadera answetw selecUonta Ask for‘ Mr. Brun­ floors — oil cleanod in your ers. Apply KaKlar Toy Com- TOPRA/B/ Ing blind box nds who manship. Can 647-9564, Jerry dem axel trailers, all type ON Equal bpqiUitunity employer ner, 380-8^. dealer. home, funy insured. Call Hlgbie Kenny. . pany,; 60 Hilliard St. I ^ deatn to protaet Servicemaster, 840-8433. transmission and tank Idenuty can follow thia trailers. Also, Emeryville O C T O B E R 8 procsdura: PAINTING—Interior and ex- CLERK High School gradu- ’ KARMAN GHIA - 1965 Ooupc, SALES AND Service on Ariens, terior, very reasonable, free sleeper cab equipment WArmBSS w a n t e d — exper- Hahn Eclipse, Jacobin lawn 9 a.m. -12 noon ate, lor accounting (tepaytmept, lence helpful but not necessary, UnoliMB your r^ ly to the white, excellent. 640-0153. estimates. Call Richard Mar­ Members of all truck own­ willing to learn. ' Call Mr. mowers. Also Homellte chain er's association in New Several fine permanent day day and evening shift. Apply hoc to an 1066 CHEVROLET 6, standard, saws and International Cub tin, 649-9285. Wisan, 649-6381. addnaaad to tiio England and New York. time posiUona available: iii .-.person (no. phone calls) jct^iam i9\ hnig, TR IP L E JEO B A R PY 91. TX 9sf 81 e« burgh license tag, Eugene CONTINENTAL 1964, oir-condi- ask for our Personnel Dept . ..Stores’, Inc. tsmsESt corders for rant Marlow’s 867 5389 for application and Inter­ 942.:M«ltt%. Storr-Chlpper. Call 649-0656.' tloned. one owner,’ executive 4- Main, 1404021. BiHids—Stocks— ■.i.'-’'' • ...... ■” - ■ t2 8 * door sedan, navy blue with all view. Manchester Public THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG Hortgases 27 ' ,•• LOST — two men's black suits, Health Nursing Assoc. Asyhim fltnet: esfit oh East->' white leiuher interior, new West Highway-(I(«) todS ' B As-©TUNINGS FOR Sa^rday, between Green Man­ MORTGAGE ISOANS — firsT ^tbcjT tiras, snow tires mounted 9i , tlnental offers this at most at­ dormers, porches, basements, essary. Reasonable, confiden­ Clean, Late Biodel ' - reflnlshed, cabinets, built-ins, Palm/Ashley buses stop in BY FRANK O’NEAL LOST—Pass Book No. 39 1598, tractive price. Call 643-1156. tial, quick airrangements. Alvin RESPONSIBLE WOMAN want­ S H O R T R IB S Savings Department of The formica, aluminum, vinyl, fro n t USED CARS Ask lor Mr. KoUa. Lundy Agency, 627-7971, 983 ed for small busy office. (Full-time 'day. Must have BW2M those ' Connecttcut Bonk and Trust steel, ceraimo siding. William '4ain St., Hartfoid, evenings. Knowledge of office procedure above averagW -arithmetic Top Prices Paid OaJS^RERS/ Company. Application made RobUns Caipentry Service. 339-8870. Including bookkeeping and Our employes enjoy a com­ 840-8440. ability and skill oh comp­ lor payment 1961 RAMBLER — 4-door, auto­ •• typing absolutely essential. plete benefit program plus FmrAU Makes matic transmiasion. 643-0987. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- free parking and financial tometer or calculator. NEWTON H. m iT H ft SON — Call Manchester Public Health -Aimoanceniaitt ^ Umited funds available for sec­ assistance for job related CARTER CHEVROLET Remodeling, rapedring, addi­ Nursing Association. 640-5389. 1967 BUICK Special — running ond mortgages, payments to studiea Company offers excellent CO., INC. ELECTTROLUX vacuum clean­ condition, as is, $86. Call after tions, rec reonu, garages, suit your budget. Expedient wages and Working condi­ ers, salu end service, bonded 8 p.m., 643-6648. porches and hxKing. No Job service. J. D. Realty, 643-5120. WAITRESSES WANTED tions, convenient'' ■ f r e ,e 1229 Main S t represeutatlve. Alfred Amell, too small. Call 840-9144. Phone 649-52S& MUSTANG — 1966 9 phis 3, 380, parking, in-plant cafeteria, 110 D*., Monchostar. above average b^efits. 644-^814L 3-V engine, 9 speed. CUl 640- CARPENTRY — Concrete work Business Oppomuiity 28 High School Junior and The Connecticut 2746 after 6. anything from cellar to roof, Senior girls for waitress GALL your local Electrolux inside and out, no substitute for work after school and some 1966 DODGE Dart, 2-door h |^ - • , Apply ' ’ BY DICK CAVALLl branch office for complete serv­ quality work, satisfaction guar- weekends. Maximum of 2-3 Mutual Life 4 b L MORTY MEEKLE ice. 1123 Main St, East Hart­ top, GT 273- CoU 643-6677 oftar antood, compateUTa prices, no JOIN SUCCESS school afternoons per week. BY ROY CRANE ford. 6364)006. 5 p.m. Job too small. D ft D Oaipen- ______Good pay sind tips. Apply FIRST NATIONAL USED CARS BUZZ SAWYER T Insurance Co. I PONTHWOW, I wiaxoNTAUccy 1050 FORD Country Squire, 9 try, days 643-1004, evenings THE PROGRAM in person. Brass Key Iles- STORES, Inc. A COMPLETE IP FOR THE 5EC0NP DME, BUT IS TAKEH 640-8880. PRISOMER BY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE, W H o e p io a ? CINDY. p a i n t ? N S W VDO iF v c ^ j w e ta e P e n o n a to 8 passenger, needs work, 9160. 1. (Operate a retail outlet in one taurant, 829 Main S t 140 Garden St., Hartford Park and Oakland AveA SELBCnON AULTHAT T H E LA5TVW3AAAN RIDE WANTED from Center St. 643-6634 after 4 p.m. OARPENUtT—32 yson sxpo- of the Nation’s largest de­ PU 6 ? / f ON EA RTH / Blue Chip in all regards East Hartford B 4IN TO M to Capitol Ave., Hartford, vi­ riancs; eonipteto rsmodaUng, partment store chains. HOUSEWIVES AND MOTHERS iqW N EtlllCK 1068 CHEVROLET — hardtop; earn excellent wages plus since 1846 \CUCNEW cinity •> Olivetti Underwood. addlticas, rse rooms, eoncrate 3. High 40% profit with no “The House of (20&,iW a6. 8 cylinder automatic, good run­ work and goragas. Rofarencos rent, light, heat or book­ many fringe benefits manag­ Hours 7 a.m.-S p.m. Call 648- ning condition, $176. 6464)063. Equal opportunity employer 'Cnstomef Satisfoettoa*' wtaPTLe? given, free esti mates. Call 843* keeping cost to be paid. ing our snack bar in new and -1- 0064; , 285 MAIN ST. — r 1060 FORD — 4-door, custom 2880. 3. A sensational merchandise pleasant surroundings. Counter SECRETARY — Receptionist RIDE |X>R two on 7-3:30 shift, 300, body cxeellent condition, program ^Ich gfuarantees a help, part-time day or i^gW- c e i^t RAL SERVICE AIDB — weuited for. dotptor's office In MANCHESTER vicinity Adams and St John ADOrnONB —ramodeUng, ga­ qualified .person immediate Apply snack bar, Kings Dept. 9100 or best offer. Call 649- rages, rec rooms, belbrooms High School graduate, mature, Rockville, hours from 2 p.m.- 246-5862 . 649-4571 St. to i ^ t t ft Whitney, South 7813 after 6 p.m. high Income. Store, 340 Broad St. willing to learn and able to as­ 8 p.m. Please reply to Box GG, parking lot Call 649-3496 alter tQed, Idtehens remodeled. Call 4. A glamor and growth Indus- TELEPHONE answering ser- sume responsibility, for 8-11 Hdrald. 4. ______VOLKSWAGEN 1963^ sunroof, Loon Oleraynilri, Builder, 840- tiy. 430L ■vlce operator,. part-time eve­ shift. Call Manchester Meifio- S THE HORTM VICTtMMESE filM80hT FIRES OM THE llELa radio, 33,000 miles, good con­ rial Hospital, 643-1141, ext'. 273, WANTED — passengers or a dition, asking 1760. 743-8102. nings and Sundays. - Write Box oae. rids to OonsUtuUon ; Plasa, ^ THE QUALIFICATIONS: Y, Manchester Herald. Mrs. Miller. An equal oijfpor- cMAUJ h o ^ s 6:30-4:40. West Side, call 1966 MUSTANG haidtop,-* V-8, Rooflnf>-49dknc tunity employer. 643-7639. standard transmission, excel­ 1. A willingness and ability to FULL - TIME HElLP wanted, BIDWELL HOME Improvement follow our proven training. grill experience preferred, will WOMEN, part-time, to collect lent coaxHtion, 91,706. 648-6888 Oo. —Roofing, siding altera­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE ’TURNER r id e w a n t e d from Strick­ 3. Spare or full-time — ten train. Also part-time days eggs, 9 a.m.-l p.m: Miller r BY LANK LEONARD between 6-0 p.m. tions, additions and remodel­ MICKY FINN land St. to P ratt ft Whitney, hours minimum. Farm, Coventry, 742-6232. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN ing of an types. Excellent available for waitress work. I SO YOU NOT BY SI6HT. HB NAS p|S4UI$f». f»K>ESi, SAMt W TBS-.T NOW TO WIN MG__, l00Ki WASHh.HE'5SNEAKj. . OPT. PISeUISEPAS South parking lot, 7-3:30. Coll I960 CHEVROtiET Brookwood 4- 3. A cash investment of $3,000. Apply Grants, Parkade. aOT A ALL PHOTOS OP HUCKLE HCRE m t i U B t ] HABITS...MOMIP CONPIPENCe bepoecI A PROSPECTOR'. WELL POLLOWi AMP WATCH woriunanehip. 640-6496. PRINTING BUSINESS DEFINnELV/ WHEN WE EXAMINE AVBtSlON POR HE LEARNS I KNOW FOR A CHANCE TO MEET HIM “ACClPENTALlVi 64ft6706. door atetion wagon, power 4. A desire to make Important HFBF. WF EXAMINE/ SLIMPSB \ M 0 . BOTIM SATISPieO NOW THRYltB APPUCA'nONS are being Uk- OP HlM.MR.Nner' — OHB ANP THB SAMEl THE Pl/BtIC! TOO gilde, power steering, radio, A. A. DgON, INC. Roofing, sid­ income. 371/2 hour week, vacation, hospitalization, penfiion McKEBf PIP SIMILAR TO SB RB>E from Walnut 8 t to Trav- heater, very clean , condition. ing, painting. Carpentry. Alter­ en for full time sales people. COWaPBNCBI le M ^ ^ ltto rtl, 8 #.m.-6 p.m. Hours 10-6, 5 days including For Sale plan. Good opportunity for an ambitious young man. VOUlPeMTIP///Kia 238-3696 after 6 p.m. ations and additions. Ceilings. Let’s talk it over — write in­ HIMT Workmanship guaranteed. 380 Saturday. Company benefits. Apply in person. , 1966 FONTtAC hardtop, excel­ cluding phone number. Vice Apply W. T. Grants, Parkade. 196S MERCURY RIDlB WAMt Ed from Iona to Autumn Bt 843-4880. lent running condition, aeking Pres. Marketing Director, 700 JKanrlfftrtRr l|Rralb oonnh-'^WwNlbridge and Math- 1100. Call m -O W i. Broad St, Newark, NJ., Suita NICE HOME for lady to live Monterey deluxe 4-dr. sedan. or, .4^# Rooflng aikl ChmuMiTB It-A 1010. in, light housekeeping, for el­ TWo-tone b|ack and white. derly gentleman, near center, Has power steering, tinted ;**:i r’... ' • I • • 1960 VOLKSWAGEN oonveiti- ROOFING REPAIR a t roofs. no objection to one child. glass. One owner, 31,000 ■ -■ • JS tO T teE Uo, $160. 64041066. The beet In gutters and con­ 649-7660. original miles. ductors. Repair of chimneys, . In ■ Sheordaince ,'with the re- ■ V r PONTIAC 1068 Bcnnevllte, ex- too. Can Coughlin, 843-7707. MANCHESTER ' LICENSED NURSE — 3 nights quireinahts of iHe Zoning Regu­ cellent condition, $100 cash and Grocery store, grossing ap­ per week at new institution. •2295 lations of thh Town of Manches­ assume payments. OoU Cfok, RCKlFlNCi — SpeciolistnA re­ CaU 646-0129. ‘■■-L '••“'« ter, Connecticut, the Zoning 84t:80, 623-3201. pairing -roofs of all kinds, new proximately P0,000 per CAU OWNER Board of Appeals will hold a roofs, gutter work,' chimneys year, excellent opportunity CLERK-’TYPIST — with, filing 643.1255 Afiytinite »ubUc bearing on Moinday, Oc- 1066.V, custom-eab with ra ­ FUEL OIL TRUCK MHVER Six Days .... .$ 'D ^ .....SSjOO OOilPUBTB phimMng and heat­ J[. D . R ^ A L E S T A li; 0>- 1.98 10 pqoi^f ler same, at abov* dio and bsatsr. ‘V;! ovsrdrtv*. ing servlee, eompleta new bath­ loosilion. Call 643-6234 6 pra. room taistaHations and bath- 848-5129^ 643-8779 Steady York, good pay and many fringe benefit^. IMMEDIATE ACTION AU persons interested may Apply in person immediately. Call before 10:30 weekdays (9 AJU. Satm days). You i rbqm remodeling, 30 years jin John B. DeQuattro, Broker attend this hearing. Auto A<*esBorles—Tlrea 6 busineu. Bail VanCamp. 840- can start an ad or cancel an ad Same day. Zoning Board of Appeals 4748. .(f -tyf ; John F- CHfford, |1903 CHEVROLMT V8, 283 cn- COOPERATIVE OIL COMPANY giha. poo. 1867 Chevrolet re­ LGCAL — 8 table po

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-THBB* ^ PAGE TW ElN l l'-TWO MAiNCiiiiioiiiii !•-V iii-iiALiU, MAiiv^iit-^jiiiiK, LuinN., ,’t n u i . •JAV', O C iu A lR 6, 1966 Help Wanted— Garden^Farm—D alrj __ Rooma Witboot Board 81 Furnished Apartments 63-A Resort Property ^|ra8e8 For Sate 72 Houses For Bale 72 Hoaaea For Sale 72 ' S a b u teii For Sale 7S SabnriNtn For Salt 76 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Hale 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 For 70 Male or Female 37 j**®^®*^______^ THTB TBOMPaON HOtlsbl. Oot> TWO ROOM furnished apart- CONCORD RO. — beautiful MANCHESTER ~ Cape. 6 FOUR BBDROOM Colonial in BOLTON - COVENTRY town EAST HARTFORD — Exquisite DEOTAL. Assistant — mature SERVICE STATION attendant, GENERAL factory work, full Ranch, large Uvlag room, for­ rooms, In good condition. Bate- desirable Porter 'Street area. line, 8 bedroom Ranch, family 8 room Ranch with one car ga- Tamsky Favors Quitting experienced preferred, Satur-' time. Apply 8:30-4. New Eng­ WAITERS and waitresses. Bol- STRJKTTLY fresh eggs for sale. tage street, oentraUjr located. ment, for one adult. Inquire woman, knowledge of typing, farm. pleaaaatbr furnished Apt. 4, 10 Depot Square. mal dlnlhg room, cabinet kitch­ ment partly finished, one oar BeautltDl modem kitchen, tor: ■Ue Mtohen, large living room rage, aluminum stonns, fire­ bookkeeping, some 'Shorthand. day night and Sunday, Gor­ land Metal Products, 44 Stock ton Lake Hotel, ask for manag­ 66 cents doeen at the en, a bedrooms, reoreatloa garage, wooded lot, bandy to mal dining room', flreplaced with fireplace; only 814,900. place, 3 bedrocoM, beautifully man Bros. Inc., 770 Main St. Place. er, 643-9731. Natsisky Ferm, Inc., 122 New- rooms, i^ ik in f. C*U 649-2S68 BUILDINGS JlOO weekly. Write Box K Her­ for overnight and pemaaent ONE ROOM furnished a ^ rt- room, landscaped yard. Mar- bus, ibopplng, etc. |U,M 0. living room. Lovely screened Hayes Agency, 646-0131. landscaped lot, near, schools ald. marker Rd., Vemon-South ment, stove, refrigerator, heat; ton B. Robertson, Realtor, Phllbnek Agency, RaaHore, porch. Reduced for Immediate and shying, elty water and DRUG CLERK — Evenings or Windsor Mne, ottXtort Hill Rd., ______guest rates. Consisting of four apart­ GLASTONBURY — large con­ Lincoln School District PARTS COUNTER MAN TROPHY SALESMAN weekends, experienced pre­ hot water. Apply-Marlow’s, 867 6M4Wn. WEB WVWWs ■ale. Belflore Agency, 648-0181. ■ewers. Prestige Real Estate, next to Vernon Hills. 644-0804. puRNISHED ROOM near Main. ments, six stores. Main St. temporary Raised Ranch on IS 289-6827. Mr. Dutton, 6SS-38IX>. Towil Planner Joseph Lincoln School for the acoom- Schools and If additional llaelll* Help Wanted—Male 36 ferred, driver’s license, relia­ corner location. RANCH — 6 rooms, I bedrooms NBW TO market —Cape, ideal Prefer experience but will Full of part-time to call on Main St., 9 Hazel St., 649- aoros of land: $89,900. PhU- HTORON — l O ^ u "^ " ^ inodatlon of its current enroll- ties were added as was dona re> bowling lanes, schools and ble, good pay. Store benefits, no ROCKVIIAiE — large 4 room S full bathe, rec room with for small famUy, garage, wen brlck Agency, 8494464. Tamsky has completed his EXPERIENCED OD grinders, consider training right per­ phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. 2170. MANCHESTER „ . , M ntiiH v n t ft Qitft rftnlftfft Would be Virtually impoe- cently in the case of Highland surface grinders and Bridge­ son. Many employe bene- . organizations. Liberal com­ Household Goods 51 furnished apartment, garage. baths, formal dining room, Bhaded, private yard, conven­ bfo »‘ble. nsqulring as It would, up Park, ■we could ellmlnato til# port operators. Top wages, fits including pension plan mission. Write Box G, 128 BIRCH ST. —- room suitable Call 876-8668. J. D. REAL ESTATE served In porch, garago. Attractive SH room Ranch ient to schools, church shop­ VERNON — Large Colonial. room Raised Ranch, ^ forge Lmcwn SchTOl M d in g g^^^g ^ g need for a new Unooln School Manchester Herald. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, for working gentleman, $10 130,900. Fbllbrlok A gency, ping and bus. Principals only. 3Mi baths, large Hving room fringe benefits, 65 hour week. and 2 weeks paid vacation. Situations Wanted— ranges, automatic washers, FURNISHED 6 room, duplex, In desirable nelghboritood, rooms. U'ving room with large report to the Town Plan- lum, cafeteria, toilets and num- and, of equal importance, bring Apply in person or call weekly. 643-4461. 643-5129 643-8779 649-8464. pleasant kitchen with built- 648-1846. and fanrily room, kitchen vrith hrlck fireplace, redwood panel- eroua other very cosUy addi­ Apply E & S Gage Company, Female 38 with guarantees. See them at garage, ^ central, adults, $126 - buUt-ine end dishwasher, for­ ninjf Commission recom- each of them up to the jUant Mitchell Dr., Manchester. Howard Conn, Parts Man­ in stove, 8 bedrooms, base­ ing, spacious kitchen and din- mends abandoning the Lin­ standard represented by new or TRUCK DRIVER - fuel deliv­ WILL CARE FOR child in your ' B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 monthly. West Side Realty, John B. DeQuattro, Broker MANCHB8TBR - Largo T room TEN ROOM older home plus mal dining room. 4 bedrooms, tions. ager. eries, year 'round job with paid Main St. Call 643-2171. 649-4342, ment garage, convenient ing area. 8 ovenriz^ bed- District entirely and The DIstriot modernized schools In town. home while mother works. Ref­ TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for Ranch, 3H baths, modem to school, bus. and shopping 3-rooms over gara^re located oneoin oarw garage,garay , largela^ iotlot,, near „oms, fuU ceramic bath, base- PART-TIME WORK vacation, grbup insurance, sick erences. 643-1894. ---- 1------— gentleman. 649-8417. kltdhen, formal dining room, in o ^ r of Manchester. Ideal schools and shopping. Prestige Mrace V acre wooded transiem ng Lincoln 8 c h il Lincoln’s current enrollment "Furthermore, by redlstrlcting benefits. Apply in person, Fo­ SINGEIR automatic zig - zag In ______^______TWO ROOMS, private bath, arisa. Full prioo |17,W . ment garage, % acre wooded to eliminate Unooln we might CARTER CHEVROLET fam ily room, 34x34 ‘with fire­ for large famUy. $23,000. Phil- R eal E state, 389-6837. Mrs. lo t Inundate occupancy. dred to modernized and en- of 363 pupils la drawn from a Morning 10-2 and 11-2 garty Brothers, 319 Broad 8t. WILL BABYSIT at my home cabinet, like new, does every- PLEASANT ROOM, business business block, free parking. place, 3-car garago, large lot brick Agency, Realtora, 649- Beardsley, 3894UIL larg'ed schools in adjoining district which extends from eliminate the need for many pu> Apply 1229 Main St'., Manchester day and night, reasonable thing, originally over $300, take wtfman or girl preferred, Depot Square. Call Mr. Keith, Houses For Sale 72 Easily financed, $18,500.-U A Griswold St. on the .west to pUs to cross Center St. or Mala STOCK ROOM MAN, 40 hour w ith fruit treee, $36,000. FtiU- AUCE CLAMPET 8464. R Realty Co. Inc., 643-3692. districts. 649-5238 rates. 649-7989*. over last 6 monthly payments , parking, privileges. Call 643- 649-1922. MODERN RANCH — 6 rooms, brick Agency. 649-8M4. BAST HARTFORD — g family Walker Street on the east; St. and develop a safer pottera MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN week. Call Mrs. Dunham, Man­ of $9 each. Call 522-0931. 7030 aft'fer 4 p.m. MANOHJBISTER — 7 room Cape, home, Saunders St., 14 rooms. R. D. Mutdoek, 643-6472. HIGH SCHOOL boys to work af­ plus office and rec room REALTOR 649-4543 piw nf schw n^^d^*” Armory Street on the north to of districts without increasing 46 W. Center St., Manchester chester Memorial Hospital for WANTED to care for one child oh treed SOQ* lot. Large kitchen Income return, separate heat- gouth Windsor ter school, half day Saturday, ah appointment. 643-1141. An in my home- 142 School St., BRAND NEW Morse zig zag WOMEN ONLY — kitchen priv- Business LocaBom in basement. On beautifully ed. he flatly opposes building a shrubbed lot. baths, large with bullt-lns, flreplaced living Ing systems. Selling in upper rjAK ■RTTlf’'R POTiONTAL new school in Center anrinp# general limits — the actual pUs. All of the current enroll* upholstery shop. Apply Old equal opportunity employer. 649-3289. portable sewing machine, $138. ileges, walking distance to For Rent 84 Immediate Occupancy CONTEMPORARY — Ranch, WE HAVE a position open In O>lony Co., Hilliard St., Man­ Call 643-4241 anytime. downtown. CaU 643-5639. flagstone patio off dining area n»m, . «d a«,. EX. s e e n . P M M Ixtem.Uo. “to lilS to* »I»« »<«l « »ouM «#». various phases of metal hard­ INDUSTRIAL Space — 4,000- large L shaped living room end cellent condition, owner anx­ caU 1^ R.F. Dlrooek Co., 849- chester. MAN TO ASSIST in shipping $23,900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- L arge 6 room Colonial, l \ i Only a change of Job puts ommended by the Board of Ed- accompanying map. (See In a %-% mUe wftlkii* *«tan» ening. The Klock Company will and receiving department, Dogs—UlrO»—Pets 41 MILK GLASS table lamps, TV TWIN BEDROOM for rent, 6,500 square feet, first floor dining room with flreplaoe, ious. Wolverton Agency, Reai- 6345. ucation P late L) TTie District thus ex- of one of the other designated 8464 tiled baths, dishwasher, tors, 649-2818. this one year old, 8 room •be happy to train you. We offer modem East Hartford firm. lamp, desk lamp, white poodle teacher or business woman in space, centrally located. Will cathedral celling of natural He also turned down as alter- many ’iberal benefits. Openings subdivide. For particulars 67 PRINCETON ST, 3 hed- stove, garbage disposal, wood and exposed beams. 4 BAST HARTFORD-New Ust- custom built four bedroom, Salary and fringe benefits. Cali DACHSI^ND PUPPIES. AKC lamp, chair-bed. 649-5605. private home, parking, 644-0564 2 bath home on market. nate sites Memorial Field and enlargements would bo dlfflcutt for first and second shifU. Ap­ WANTED 289-8^1 for appointment. "»"“‘ture and call Warren E. Howland, Real- rooms, fourth posslble, 2 fireplace, garage, porch, bedrooms, IH baths, garage, MANCHESTER assumable ing—owner transferred. Must city utniUes, lot 100x200. mortgage, S-year-old 7 room sell this practically new 6 Im m ediate oecupanoy. undeveloped acreage north of ^ expensive to be sure. ply in person Klock Company, standard, champion blood Engagement Broken ^ATTRACTIVE ROOM for work­ tor, 360 Main St., 6434108. baths, large closets, cedar forge shrubbed park-llke lot. 'Hemlock St. — two^ecea which heavily traveled highways "Bentley, for Instance, would 1272 Tolland Tpke., Manchester ASSISTANT lines. Also Weimaraners. ing gfirl or couple without chil­ closet, oil hot water heat, Mortgage money is avail- ^08,500. FhUbriek Agency, 849- Split Le,vel, that features 8 gen­ room Raised Ranch. 8 large Make offer. Low 80'a. Don TIMEKEEPER FOR Southington 1-628-6573. YOUNG COUPLE STORE — ceviter of Manchester, abls. erous bedrooms, baths, for­ bedrooms, living room with Sisco, 649-5306., he recently viewed together with Center and East Center stiU have a substandard sit# BUILDING INSPECTOR WILL SACRIFICE dren, private home, board op­ dinette, jalousled porch, 2-car 8464. school board memberl «®arly even if the entire Washington, KITGHEN HELP part-time eve­ Town of Manchester tional. References. 643-6746. newly remodeled store, froiA gsu'age with electric doors, mal dining room, kitchen with cathedral celling and full wall nings, apply in person, Charter AUTOMOTIVE SHOP AKC registered Germstn Shep­ 3 ROOMS LOVELY and interior, reasonable rent- bullt-lns, family room end at­ fireplace. Two full baths, for­ B * W The board and School Superin- Lincoln’s pupils HoUister, Summit and Main St#, ^$5,969.60-$7,498.40 per year herd puppies, $50, female, $75 custom biillt. Inunediate occu­ CHABMS LESPERANCE The BARROWS and tendent William H. CJurUs have Broad and Center or block were acquired; The prea- Oak Restaurant, 120 Charter NEW FURNITURE Apartments-nato- al3- Brokers invited. 522-8114. pancy, mid 20’s. 649-4498. tached garage, $22,900. Wolver- mal dining room, kitchen Oak St. Maintenance Man Plus; Two weeks’ vacation; 11 male. Champion sired. 640-4088. AND APPLIANCES 649-7620 place, attached garage, low tott Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. with complete bullt-lns. One WAIXACB Co. been recommending replacing use the ent site contains 2.7 acres a# paid holidays; sick leave, Tenements 63 s.ooo square f e e t commer­ MANCHESTER — 3 -bedroom 20’s, high assumable mortgage. car garage, excellent location. Manchester Parkad# the old school at tiie Center with ***“ ‘'^*#*' Intersection where compared with 6.4 acres in th# AUTO PARTS — leam the EVERYTHING cial warehouse, 20’ ceiling, Rt. Manchester 649-5306 a new plant on park land north Is so intense that block. However, it Is difficult to Apply Mr. Birtles and a complete insurance ^o^R fluffy tiger kittens look- FOR ONLY $398.93 WE HAVE customers waiting Colonial, dishwasher, hullt-ins, Bent ft Bent, 386-8211. Evenings MANCHMTOR UsUng 40 — 7 $6,000 down will assume a 6% trade. Full or part-time drivers plan 6, $150. per month. Owner, 742- disposal, 1% baths, aluminum 816,900 — 6 ROOM R andi, fire­ Mr. Grady, 648-2594. ' room Colonial, detached ga­ reasonable ------1------a Valley St., saying that It is »!lf* ^ conceive of the town contlnuinf plus inside work. Apply Man­ ing for good homes. 643-0828. Here’s The Story — This was for the rental of your apart­ 8090. place, earamic bath, alumi­ rage, central location, nicely m ortgage w ith ment or home. J. D. Real siding, storm windows, sewers,, monthly payments the only feasible ^ ! e available ^^rvlse pC^trian movements ^ use Bentley without, such chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad APPOINTMENT MAY BE sold to a young couple num storm windows, attached MANCHESTER —. modem, Im- shaded lot, low 20’s. Bent ft for building within toe district,district. d****!*^-<*‘><>1 hours. modernization at an earlyearly fu- TED TRUDON’S INC. AKC ENGUSH SETTER pups, Au^^.rSrd. T few w eek f later Estate, 643-5129. STORE - first floor, over 700 only $19,900. Hutchins Agen­ Realty Co. Inc., 643-2692. R. heat, heated porch, tiled bath. St. MADE ABOVE THE show prospects, females. cy, Realtors. '349-5324. garage, Manchester. HuteWaa m aculate 6 room Cape, 134 x Beht, 2884211. Evenings Mr. Curtis has opposed the idea of (The next section of the re­ tore date. * MINIMUN RATE snow prospecis, lemaies, informed us thev wishpd ; .------TT,-----;------square feet, central location, Agency, Realtors, 049-5824. 168 lot, breezeway, garage, Grady, 648-2594. D. Murdock, 648-6472. 742-7066. port is given over to a detailed OIL DRIVER — Experienced abandoning toe district and add­ "Nathan Hale is anotoer cas# TOLLAND TPKE. whel^ped May 24, sired by order because DUPLEX 6-6, aluminum siding, screened porch, oonveitlent lo­ analysis of the district — its 6 oil driver for local fuel pump­ Requires six years’ employment Canberra Blue Shadow. 649- estate rentals - apartments, Realtor. ’ 649-4535. BRICK RANCH — M od#ra M anchester BOLTON LAKE — For sale or hjAST HARTIFORD — N eat 5 ing on to schools in surrounding in point. Its site contains 3.4 they were not getting married. 6 3971 or 875-7406. homes, multiple dwellings, no 2-car garage, excellent condi­ cation. Bel Air Real Estate, rent. 6 room year ’round home. room Colonial, aluminum — ®n grounds that their boundaries,____ the comi>ositlon of ayttm, uuo » ttw ing, 'year ’round work, uni­ TALCOTTVILLE in building construction includ­ Mtohan with bullt-lna, 3^ 648-9682. EXECUTIVE RANCH acres; this la scheduled to be forms supplied. Call 289-5431, have ^been fegg call J.*^D. Real Estate, i ^ ^ i^ A R E FEET, ground tion, large maples, $21,900. baths, formal dining room, lease $180 monthly. Wolverton storms, one car garage, laun- #*■« already too small and enlarged to approximately 6.4 ing three years in supervisory grqOMING and boarding all >«ade.W.O « IfT* you 1 have -a good J J-,.job 643-5129. floor, suitable for any type of­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- .Just listed! 8 room custom Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. dry, beautifully landscaped lot, the schools would have to businesses, and so forth). g^^^g .after 6 call 236-3185. inspection or design capacity or breeds, Harmony Hills, H. C. honest and reliable, family room with firepfoe#, 3- SPLIT LEVEL — 6H rooms, Ranch on exclusive Lake- FACTORY WORK -- full «r combination of college educa- fice or business, to be rented 6324. ear garag#, AA 2Sone, 883,800. s bedrooms, modem near schools and shopping, city b* “ atie larger than Is desirable eummarlzlng,” Tamsky ness District Renewal project. TOOLMAKERS —capable of Chase, Hebron Rd., ' Bolton, then this big bargain is yours. RENT MAN in need of rentals. kKchea ■Wood Circle. Large treed SOUTH WINDSOR —^ v e room part-«me 8 a ^ .-4 ^ 0 p.m. Ap- experience totaling six In full or part, unlimited park­ MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6 Phllbrick Agency, with bullt-lns, treed lot, rec water and sewers. Brestlge toe elementary level. „ maintains, “the prospects for If new faculties were added It producing small blanking dies, 643-5427. INCLUDES ALL THIS Have tenants willing to sign ing, full basement for storage, lot, d e t a (shed garage, Ranch in excellent'^'condition, ply KaKlar Toy Company, 60 years. ^ and 5 flats, on bus line, $17,- 640-8464. room, one car garage, patio; Real E state, 289-6837. M rs. This solution, however^ Is the Increased enrollment are would be necessary to amend forming dies, drill jigs and in­ Hilliard St. 1 Famous Make Refrigerator lease, plus escrow. 649-4342 or beautiful remodeled interior, screened patio, rec room one car garage, full basement, one given first priority In Tom- »®t very strong, HOME WANTED for three 649'3566. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ $19,600. Phllbrick Agency, and bar, only a few of 8 bedrooms, Mtchen-dlnlng ______Beardsley 389-6161. the renewal plan to provide ad­ spection gages. Leadership ___ Additional Information and ap­ 1 Famous Make TV central location. To inspect call THREE TJM X LI — taxg# sky’s report which follows: "On the contrary. It appears ditional land. ability helpful. Fringe benefits. O ^O R ’ITJNITY with South adorable kittens. Call after 1 Bedroom Suite tors, 649-8464. apartments, good income, Realtore, 649-8464. many features. Call J. Mc­ room combination, large lot VHBNON t bedroom Ranch, plications available at the' Gen- 3;30 643-2297. 4V4 ROOMS, $125., 3% rooms, 643-llH. ‘TJncoln School should be re- that the Lbicoln S FA^^T.v a rooms plus Museum buUding, (an eventual­ ’round work, uniforms sup­ suited for professional purpose family room arrangement, eut basement, screened porch, amesit# drive, located near place, In excellent neighbor­ large bedrooms, 2% tiled ^ close^by neighbors have ity which has been discussed, Application must be returned Shepherd puppies, 1 Pair Blankets is now available in the State 2 full baths, large bedrooms, laundry, 2-car garage, many hood. Will sell fast cnce It’s plied, wages open, plenty of 1 Cocktail Table HEATED 3 BOOM apartment, garage, handy location. Phil* hospital arse. Aluminum baths, paneled family room, cannot, however, rec- declined by 400 or 20%. The and which must be anticipated FIRST SHIFT to General Manager, Manches­ one pure black male, others, Theater Building. Can be sub­ aluminum siding. Assum­ custom extras, appliances, ex­ seen. Prestige Real Estate, forge living room with fire- * new site for a re- proportion of all elementary overtime if desired. Call 289- ter, or State Personnel Depart­ 2 Table Lamps stove and refrigerator. Call brick Ageney. Raalton, 649- stomu and screens, ceramic soon), and by combining th# 6431) after 6 caU 289-7628. exceptionally beauti­ 643-5118 between, 8-4; 30. divided if necessary. For in­ able mortgage and priced 8464. cellent fbiancing, must be seen. 380-6827. M rs. Hewinsoo, 688* place. Fonnal aiiutig mom and school within Lin- school children attending Lln- DRILL p r e s s ” ment, Hartford, by October 14, 1 9x12 Rug formation call Theater mana­ to sell. baths. Exerilent heating, $4,- $2,900 assum es m ortgage. J.D . 2248. West Side Rec with the mod­ fully marked, bred for temper- 1 Floor Lamp 100 to assume mortgage. J. X>. famllv stvied Idtchen with School District as that dls- coin, Nathan Hale, Washington ernized school, better utilization 1966. ment, champi "School officials have called MARCO POLO AKC SPKENGEJR Spaniel pups, people. 643-5270. CONSTRUCTION CO. street. Only. $16,900. New listing. 6 room Gape, Im­ 8 HEETMETAL fabrica­ RESTAURANT NEEDS: liver and white, excellent for 18 Yards Floor Covering able. Call 649-3810 after 5. Agency, 646-0181. by Dsmato. Spacious rooms, rage,rage forgelarge woodedw^ea w,lot TunertjmpM W.BOO- > U ft R Realty Co. These faculties are active-. 204 pupUs. Lincoln has lost our attention to a long standing tor, must be capable of layout ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart­ maculate condition, garage, separate beating systems, top policy of maintaining a maxi­ CONTROMATICS CORP. field or home, reasonable 643- MONTHLY 643-1567 ■haded lot. Huny, only $14,900. and development on Aircraft 200 WEST MAIN ST. • COOK 0016. ment, convenient location, quality workmanship. Oppor- Call R. F. Dimock OKnpany, ______functions — both are required "The Board of Bducatlmi's mum of 20 classrooms in ele­ type brackets. Fringe benefits PAYMENTS working couple, no children. Houses For Rent 65 Hayes Agency, 644-0181. hmlty knocks. Assumable ROCKVILLE • PIZZA MAN ONLY $12.98 R ealtora, 64941346. SOUTH WINDSOR — Commo- for those puiposes and both are resolution recommendbig im- mentary schools—new or en* 0 65-65 hour work week. Dynam­ • BUS BOYS — High school CaU 649-4319. mortgage, exceUent financing. larged. Under such a policy, the ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE — 0 SINGLE HOUSE in the country. $17 900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape, dicus 7 room S{^ level in ex- implacable. mediate action on the repfoce- ic Metal Products, 229 Bum- Mr. Becker, 875-3317 Articles For Sale * 45 Free storage until wanted. Free HOUSING Hayes Agency, 646-0181. EAST HARTFORD —new 7 three schools mentioned could boys willing to leam delivery an}rwhere in Connectl- ROOM apartment, stove, Beautiful view, 600 yards from with fireplace, walk-out base- 2 family, 4-S rooms, excellent room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, liv­ cellent oondltioa, $ forge bed- "We believe that the most ment of Lincoln suggested that ham St., East Hartford, 289- F\ill-time or Part-time ROAD RACE set, hardly used, condition, central location, not be . enlarged to provide th# 6491. An Equal Opportunity cut. FYee service. Free set-up refrigerator, heat, hot water, Manchester line. Six rooms ment .large lot, close to Route MANCHESTER 3 family, 6-6 ing room with fireplace, dining rooms, Uving room, dining reasonable program for the re- a site in Center Springs Park Employer Strombeqker, 2 lanes, all p«u:ts plus large heated and insulated ^5 Millette Agency, 643-5992. IS O U R am esite drive, aluminum flat, 3-car garage, 2 heating area, Utclm with buUt-ins, placement of Lincoln would be be provided, 14 rooms necessary „ to accom­ CALL 289r2704 by our own reliable men. Orig- disposal furnished, nice loca- room, kitchen with range, 114 modate Ltacoln’a 360-pupil en­ Included plus extra track, 4 inal price for all this merchan- $150. monthly. 649-0308, sun porch, large lot, garage, ______storms and screens, 3-ear ga­ systems, excellent location. baths, one oar garage. Prestige rec room wlte llre p ^ and to enlarge and modernize the "Considering the intensity of cars and extra accessories, rage, modem bath and k itt­ rollment. However, modlficatioa MARCO POLO Restaurant dise was $548.93. Some fortu- *49-8989. beautiful shade trees, $150 per INVEISTMENT properly — 3 BUSINESS Buy now, only $17,800. Hayes R eal E state 3604627. g» m 6o en , 1% baths, three elementary schools serv- buildings in the district and DEAN MACHINE SHIPPING CLERK with driv­ 1250 Burnside Ave. . $40. Call 643-8819. month. Call 643-1126. family, 4-5-5, $17,900. Phil- en. Your monthly coot if you Agency, 646-0181. Iradry room, many- many tag contiguous districts (Bent- their generaUy satisfactory con- of that policy might prove ad- PRODUCTS er’s license and good driving East Hartford nate person can purchase it all gxRCH ST —4 rooms, second ------brick Agency, 649-8464. Uve in i# 886. Gash down, HEBRON — under oonstruetion, visable at this time. Additional KEEP CARPETT cleaning prob- for only $398.93. On display at redecorated, no BOLTON — 4 room Ranch,' with $4,800. Chooao from 2 a'vail- SIX ROOM custom built Ranch, Washing- dltioiC It is obvious that the classrooms could Increase school 165 ADAMS ST, record, 40 hour week, plus lems small, use Blue Lustre main store. Applicances are re- ’ And w# are In business to 6 room Cape, 6 finished, fire­ *®®'****^* *<»> the transfer of Lta- park should be studied as a overtime. Apply Allied Print­ furnace. 649-4498. fenced in yard, lake privileges. NEIW TWO family flat — 5-5, stay. Sure, money is tight able. J. D. Real Bstet# Oo.. entrance foyer, dining room, place, forgo kitchen, formal flexibility in pursuit of the pol­ C wall to wall. Rent electric conditioned and fully guaran- $32 weekly. 742-6736. Bowers school area, large _ _ M r. Dutton 688-3800.______coin’s enrollment to those possible site. However, Center C MANCHESTER ing Services, 679 W. Middle PINSETTER mechanic. If and mortgages are hard to 648-6139. baths, garage, basement, dining room, large lot) exeel- icy of 25 pupils per classroom you're mechanically inclined shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint teed. THREE ROOMS, stove refrig­ ...... kitchen, 22’ living room, 8»p>- patio, sewen, Manchester, Tpke. and Wallpaper Supply. Phone for Appointment erator, heat, hot water, opn- come by, but thirty years i«Giai;;*s,,i«r-ti'i*RRii..j,.!,' —which otherwise require th# and looking for, a job with a 13 1. . . n . i.11 arate furnaces, city utilities. of real estate siqiertenc# MANCHESTER —New listing. Hutchins transfer andable two fani'ily, garage. Let us help you, today. We SeUing for $18,900. CaU the R. room, beauUfuUy treed lot, in VERNON AND08^BR — 8 roofo OolcnlaL u d modernlMd c m . Hmintatete llie phone calls. George H. Grifflng, Inc. And­ portation I’ll send my auto for 7111. large yard, oil burner, hot wa­ delight In earning our fee. schools, it might be preferabl# MlUing machine operator you. No obligation on your part West side, good condition. Mit­ F. Dimodi Oo., 604M6. convenient area. Owner being Flreplaoe, private baach. Im- over. 742-7886. ter, storm windows. $100. 644- Coll our Manchester or ••me' Improvemerit, of Bent- ^ recondition the wdsUng Handinge Chucker Assembly Men TRUCK DRIVERS — part-time ______wha.t,soever. FOUR ROOMS, heated, third ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. transferred. Leonard .Agency A beautiful brick front m adlato occupancy, only $14,- T (set up and operate) 1943. Vernon office, today, to see MANGHESTER Vicinity Listli« seven room Colonial situ­ 8<». Pasak, Realtora, 389-7476, ley, Nathan Hale and Washing- ^ tag tor a quite smaU group of (Aircraft Parts) T afternoons. Apply Alcar Auto hanNAH's HUSBAND Hector R ealtors, 648-0469. A—I ^ B —E—R—T’—S floor, adults only, $90 monthly. these listings. 88 — 7 room Rgised Ranch, ^ would enable t h e \ S tt a t the Turret Lathe Lathe Operators Parts, 226 Spruce St. hates hard work so he cleans 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Call 628-0718. EAST GLASTONBURY — 4 ated on a 90 X 360 lot with 743«34S. (set up and. .operate) one acre wooded lot, easy fi­ MANCHESTER — 7 room brook, nils custom built board to bring these units up Mountain k -3 level. Some of Its current Bridgeport Operators the rugs with Blue Lustre. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. rooms, second floor, garage, VERNON — 6 room Cape, fuU 0,^ piantstendanls repr^ difficult to Justify. deficiencies might be corrected Bridgeport Millers „MAN to work as car|>et layers’ FOUR ROOM tenement, first NOTICE OOVBNTOY — A 5 room nancing. Owner anxious. Bent Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 3 tiled Colonial has 8 large bed­ Trainees Rent electric shampx)oer, $i. ------^ ^ ----- $115 heat included. Call 649- abed donner, modem kitchen, gj^ted by the newer ach^ls the use of Center in this way and reduce the need* (set tip and operate) helper. Apply A. J. Turgeon, Olcott Variety Store. COMBINATION gas and oil floor, stove, refrigerator, heat, 0422. In accordance with the re­ Ranch with 2 ear garage ft Bent, 388-83U. Evenings M r. baths, garage, screened porch, rooms, dtata^'room, large Watkins Brothers Carpet De­ ------stove in excellent condition. bus line, adults only, $100 quirements of the Zoning Regu­ and 5 acres of land. Needs Grady, 6U-2694. fireplace, hot water oU beat, , paneled fani% room, 13H garage wltb breeseway. Large g^ Bowers, Verplanck and ecbool purposes for increasing the three other Zilberal benefits, presently partment, 935 Main St. Year lations of the Town of Man­ wall to wall carpeting, city^ treed lot, 83* swimming pool, K«eney. At the m tw ht»w» un- be contrary to the Com- schools beyond the maximum of All Benefits . . . YOU SAVED and sieved for CaU 649-2743, 649-9969 after 6. monthly. Available Oct. 15. 36 ANDOVER LAKE, work but the price is right PICTURE BOOK 4 room Ranch X 24 Uvliig room, complete Working 60 hour week wall to wall carpet. Ketp It Woodbridge St. round fully furnished horne, chester, Connecticut, the Zon- utilities, quick occupancy, modem kitdien, plus nu­ $19,900. PhUbriok Agency, 049- Qo]Q>g pupils may be served and prdiensive Plan. Thus, while 20 classrooms. This might be » PIBXZ® contemporary at $10,500. Can 648-1121 with enclosed brssasway sad iklMA. the land is there, and does not satisfactory short term solution, new with Blue Lustre. Rent FIVE adults, $125 monthly. West Side ing Board of Appeals will hold and ask for Nick. priced under $30,000. Charles merous fine features. If a substandard school elimtaat- An Equal OppertunilY $1. ■ The ■walnut living room suite, sofa. SEVEN ROOM apartment with Realty, 649-4342. a public hearing on Monday, garage situated on a treed one Lesperance, 640-7620. contain an active use in the "In summary, it is our opto- E. A. PATTEN COMPANY Help 'Wanted— electric shampwoer. acre. BHiU finished rec room, you are looking for a Co­ Vernon ed. Employer Male or Female 37 Sherwin-Williams Co. chair, and 3 tables. This very fireplace and garage. $145 per ------— October 17, 1966, at 8 p.m. in lonial for the whole family Analysis of Lincoln School sense of a building, it is active- ion that the replacement of lin- 303 Wetherell St., Manchester fine furniture is less than 3 month. J. D. Real Estate, 643- BOLTON 3-room heated Hearing Room of the Mu- ODVBNTRY—If you want 3 bedrooms, 12 x 18’ kitchen, MANCHESTTUt — Six room Co­ CALIFORNIA BOUND ly used and most Important in coin School might be best ac- paneled Uving room. Perfect lonial, VA baths, modem this Is it CaU now. Price Owner relocattag — must "Constructed in 1911, Uncoln DRIVER WANTED to deliver VIOON HEARING aid. Thermo months old. CaU 649-6124 after 5129. apartmejU, middle aged couple nicip>al Building on the follow- eountiy living caU Nick at $24,400. the future of Manchester. It compllshed by thep'enlargement bundles to Vernon and Rock­ Broil table broiler. Electric preferrea, no p>ets. 643-2816, applications; the Manchester office and ■tarter home. Wolverton Agen­ kitchen with built-to, stove, sacrifice for quick sale, a Sbhool today is a small, sound should not be taken over for of adjacent schools and tha 6 p.m. ing applications; structure located on a very SALES — Retail lumber. Pro­ ville. Leave the Herald at cooker-typ>e fat fryer, Dormey- OE3LUXE 3-ROOM apartment, after 5 p.m. Philip Sumner, 73 Prince­ ask to see this 4% room cy, R ealtors, 649 2818. dishwaAber and diqwsal, 8 bed­ large raised Ranch on 2% school purposes. transfer to them of Its current CUSTODIAN gressive chain needs sales SEWING MACHINE —Brand extra large, includes appli­ rooms, $10,900. PfaUbridi sera -lot shout 20 m inutes small site at the most congested 3 p.m. week days and 12 noon er electric juicer, Juice-O-Mat, ton Street, Residence Zone A. Ranch home with aH mod­ ROCKZXDOB — 7 room oon* PAUL J. CX)RRENn “Similarly, Memorial Field enrollment, trainee, Insurance, paid vaca­ on Saturday. CaU Manchester boy's hockey skates, men's 4- new Singer, zig-zag, priced ances, utilities and dryer. J. D. ANDOVER — 5 room apart- em features. Agency, 649 8464. to Hartford. IM baths, and dangerous intersection in waa mentioned as a possible "We can recommend no sita during this week's Sale-A-Thon Real Estate, 643-5129. ment, first floor. Call after 4:30 Variance is requested to erect tenqx>raiy SpUt XiSveL Modem _____ Manchester. PART-'HME MORNINGS tion. Call 289-0231 for interview. Herald, Circulation Dept., 647- buckle, arctics, ' size 8. All 74-2-8194 addition, to dwelling which will AGENCT 643-5863 buUt-tas, flrqi>foce, garage^ site, and for many of the same within the present district for for only $88. Terms, Singer Co. kitchen, large Uving room with JUST UBTED -4- 4 duplex, etc. at $20,900. J. Sledesky, “The building contains 18 PART-TIME morning truck ______excellent condition. 649-3037. AVAILABLE NOW—5 room be closer to side fine than MANCHESTER — T his cathedral celling, one fuU and large treed lot, convenient to ______reasons its use for Lincoln the location of a new sebooL 832 Main St., Manchester. $49-8300. classrooms suitable for a max­ School is not desirable. This and we believe that such a new Call driver. Apply in person. Mr. 'REGISTERED Nurse, 7 a m.- RICH, STONE - BTtBE loam, apartment, second floor, ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, new. Regulations permit, at above lo- /home is a pleasure to show. two half baths, famUy room, bus, schools and shopping. BOLTON Ranch, 3 bedrooms, imum enrollment of 850 pupUs. GENERAL SERVICES,. FLORE3NCE 36" gas and gas adults, 21 Huntington St., 649- total electric, built-in oven and cation. It’s a 7 room Cape with garage, $38,000. Phllbrick Leonard Agency Realtors, 648- B & W field is an integral part of the building is not warranted by the Hill, Vernon Oil Co.. Route 83, 3 p.m.. two days, aUemate $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, roc room and one bath, one oar 'Ells maximum is based upon K gh School and its programs— prospects for growth and change INC.. Vernon. weekends, Nursing home. CaU manure, white sand box and stove, $76, G. E. refrigerator, 6023 before 2 p.m. Evenings, range, refrigerator. Near all John Buscaglia, 763 Center fidl • abed donner, IMii Agency, 649-8464. 0469. garage, fireplace, cn very The BARROWB and widely accepted standards of 28 paUo sand. 643-9504. $76. 643-0031. 643-6243. conveniences. One, child per- Street, Residence Zone Ar.Vari- baths, breeseway and ga- WlACJLAOECa pupUs per class and kindergar­ it is usad rather intensively and which are evidenced by current 649-5334 TWO PART-'HME men to drive 7% room forge lot, ample storage. Pres­ could not be given up without activities within the district.'* mitted, $115 per month. C3all ance is requested to 'maintain nage. Park-like lot. Priced FTVB 'YEAR oM Ranch, w ith KANCHBBTBR — tige Real Bateto, 3894887. U e. Mencheeter Parkade ten session. Lincoln’s "auditori­ truck evenings for retail fur- R EA L ESTA TE (^A RFFR LAWN SWEEPER 30” and ro- MAPLE DOUBLE bed complete ONE BEUDROOM brand new 875.0134. carport erected closer to side at $21,500. Mr. Oonvertino 3-car garage, large fomUy Cape, 4 or 8 bedroems, ree -dCandipster 649-5306 um” was formed recently by detriment to that program. ------niturenihiT-A wnrohnna^warehou.se. Call Mr. ^ ^ ivn/njiv ooif nvnr.aii.ui also electric mixer. CaU 649- hiiildinp’building, wall to wall eamet-carpet' ______aUed kitchen with buUt-ins. room on Uvtag level, one car ______Kearns, 6384087. _____ Finally, It is located well off SHORT ORDER OOOK —flex­ Our business has doubled in tary mower, self propelled, ------r-'------and rear yard lines than Regu­ at our Manchester office combining two classrooms; it Pettengill, 646-0111. 21”, new motor. Good condi­ 2182. ing, heat, hot water, free gas Flreplaaed Uving room, 8 bed­ only $11,500, com- ‘"‘“•'““‘s « ible hours. Apply in person. the last 6 months and will lations permit, at above loca­ win be happy to hear tto m garage, $16,900. PhUbriok BOLTON—Nsw 6 room R aised 'VEtW'ON contains no gymnasium, no caf- the center of the district and iilllC e rS O lO SO ll tion. Call 644-0408. for cooking, outside balcony, _____Wanted ___ To Rent 68 tion. rooms, oU hot water heat. Agency, Realtors, 049-8464. Iteaute v-iuuiu DUngaiOW, OU near, «« Uhrarv nnme’ii mnm »*««*«» on u-u>a,i.iD4o*iteui jf _ Howard Johnson Restaurant, WARE3HOUSEMAN and truck double again in the next 6 BABY STROLLER, $5; new bas­ you. Ranch, attractive living room stove, refrigerator, garbage jt-quR BEDROOM Or 3 bedroom Samuel and Lea Guilbeau, 76 FamUy room. Below cost at with cathedral celling, red­ 394 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ driver, for retail furniture out­ months! We have tripled STONES for leach fields, dry sinette with cover, $5; car bed, VERPLANCK SCHOOL a re a — approx^l^e acre ^ ^ s^cl^^uipose spaces ^ elementary and high B y B llSy B caverS disposal, $125 monthly. CaU plus den for family of five. Ref Birch Street, Business Zone II. $19,700. Widverton Agency, wood beams and stone -fire­ early. Harm Frechette, Wesley „ . .^*7. , school children. J J ter, Exit 94, Wilbur Cross let. (3all Mr. Pettengill, 646- our office space! Our wells or retaining wails. Free $3; bathtub, $2. more. 643-6972. Mannarino Management Co., MANCHESTER — If you 6 room Colonial style Cape, 3 and all toilets are located In the __ ...... ^ _ Highway. erences fjjrnished. Lease or Variance is requested to main- R ealtors, 649-3818. place. Kitchen with custom R. Smith Agency. 648-1667. basement. third site taveetigat^ The Manchester Busy Beo- 0111. MAIN OFFICE at the for taking. Pay for ad. 644-0304. 289-7395 for November ,.l oc­ tain dwelling on.lot that is un­ are in the market for a fuU bathe. Attached garage VERNON CIRCLE SHOP­ option to buy. CaU 529-8241 be­ new home, you’d better MAIKSESTER — 6$i room and breeseway, built in 1961 wood cAbtaets and built-ins, al­ ------Modem school planning mroom' withwltb p4etw# win-win­ from Man* p g ^ R«sjhws, 389-Mlf, (any yS f^S T lV T O A elS e to Improyement of ttto in- |^ k and ktemoctal Ft«ld for Buckley School last night NEW ENGLAND potential epnunission in­ ehaztsr, $l,9IOi Tlnnab Owner, - jUione calls. Milder Pharmacy. ~&arden—F&riii-T*Diil^ coins, guns, pewter, scrap share apartment with same, feet westerly of the intersection J, dow. Fomity zinad kKcben, 14 tim e). tscsecUcn —4bese improfve- tiieirlennelnt tike. sored by the PTA of (he s

THURSDAY, OCTOBER E I®*® TWENTY-FOUE ETcrage Daily Net PresB Ran The Weather liaitrl]ifater lEti^ntng i^eraUi 4v Fur the Week Bnded Fair, not so cold tmight, loW, a; . Octobers, ^96# the Town Zoning Board at Ap- in 40s; meetly euhny and l« y a l Circle of fOngs Daugh­ Officials Study pnalq tomorrow, high near 70. ters will meet Monday at -7:45 If the Board of- Dtrectom iAbout Town From Your Neighbor's Kitchen h l l ' ■ , , pjn. at center congregational College Request ■hows interest in the transfer- MmteheMtT^A Ctiy of Vttiage Charm "^^BCembeni « ( (he AmpricaH church. Hostesses are Mrs. and If it itutructs the general, Ipgiaii AindUaiy are hwltod to Ruth Muldooo and Mrs. Mar- By DORIS BEUHNO For More Land manager to proceed with nego­ MANCHESTER, CONN, PRH)AY, OCTOBER 7, 1966 (CbuMifled AdverUsing on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CBNM iitend a Jotnt tnetallation o< of- Mret Kottke. Mrs. Douglas (Nancy) R. tiations, the next move will be y'AN OLli !»prove (he reconstruction of Place oil in saucepan and add first need answering. Melted chocolate may he add- I 1 ,1 A-* > ^ Mieeting House roof. and guests, He will submit the questions ed to a confectioners sugar Grant Goes I Retaliation • —_ garlic. Brown lightly on medium heat Add one tablespoon toma­ to the Board of Directors, the frosting made \^lth cream Aimy Ffc. Raymond P. to sauce; cook one minute. Mrs. Town Planning Commission and cheese. To Colorado By ]\foscow Oauba, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adair says that this prevents Alphonse Gauba of 10 Russell the sauce from tasting bitter. St, Is home on leave. He has .WASHINGTON (AP) — The MOSCOW (AP) — Tiie WATCH FOR Add remainder of tomato sauce, recently completed basic sind Air Force aimounced today the basil, oregano, salt and pepper. Soviet Union today ordered advanced training at Ft. Dix, Urtiverslty at Ooiorado has been [LUCKY MARKERS Wash and quarter the squash all students from. Red N. J. He will report Sunday, chosen to undertake independ­ and remove seeds but do not China out of the country. O ct 16, to Officer Candidate ent investigiations of reports on at n iZ A KINO peel. Slice squash into sauce TTie government said it School, F t Benning, Ga. unidentified flying objects. and cover and simmer iintll Air Force Secretary . Harold was taking the step in re­ tender, about 30 minutes. Just Budget Brown said' the university is taliation against the ouster before serving pour beaten egg Cooking being awarded a - research of Soviet students from slowly lnto''hot mixture, stirring agreement of about 9300,000 "to China in September. all during the process. KEEPING FOOD COSTS DOWN IS ^ analyze phenomena associated All Chinese students are to Both natives of Kansas City, EASY TRICK IF YOU REALIZE THAT with UFO sigbtiims.’ ’ be out of the Soviet Union be­ Mo., Mrs. Adaii* and her hus­ THE IMPORTANT FOOD VALUE OP The university, locaited at fore the end of October. band left for New York City MEAT IS NOT RESTRICTED T O ^ -^ Boulder, Oolo., will also moks ’The move brought already immediately after their wed­ MOST EXPENSIVE CUTS. THE LESS E ^ recommendations cm the Air strained Sovlet-Chinese rela­ ding. They came to Manchester PENSIVE ARE FULLY AS NOURISHING A Bird? A Plane?-^N6pe^ tfs a Hypar Fork’s methods of investiga­ tions to a new low. four years ago from New York. (Herald photo by Pinto) AND, COMBINED WITH VEGETAB^S tion and evahiatixig flying sau­ But the government here said MRS. DOUGLAS ADAIR AND SON Tim Mead of Sacramento, Calif., demonstrates the strength of a Cornell Uni- cer reports', a program iww it would be ready to resume stu­ Adair is superintendent of field y ^ A AND SEASONINGS, MAKE APPETIZ^ controllers for Aetna Life and ^ ' : versity hyperbolic paraboloid—a hypar. Tim and IS other architecture stu- known as Project Blue Book, dent exchanges “ as soon as Gw LOW-COST DISHES THAT ARE FRE­ dents constructed the 12-ton shelter as a campus project. It is 30-feet long, dating to 1948. Chinese side displays readi­ Casualty at the Hartford corresponding Secretary. She is and sports c a x i. She also men- QUENTLY WHOLE MEAI5 IN THEM­ Branch Office. also chairman at a sorority tioned that she and her husband « varies in height from 8 to 15 feet and costs $950. (AP Photofax) . ’The uiiiversity, in tum,. will ness’ ’ to do this. The couple are members of project to obtain equipment for began last year to accumulate SELVES. select several other uitivenUies The Soviet position was laid FRIDAT EVENING, OiCT. 7 — 6 to 9 PAL South Methodist Church. They Manchester Memorial Hospital, camping equipment and have to assist in the research. The down in a statement made to­ have two children, Brian Doug- Her hobbies are water skiing enjoyed many outings. Bacon and Eggs are a real budget buy at these Air Force said the number of day at the Ministry of Higher Too Fasp for Training scientists aitd consultants in­ MATUBDAT, OCT. B » 10 AAL to S P.M. las, 3, and Deborah Lynn, 4 ______— low prices . , . and look at the butter price at left. Carbon Copy N ew Ambassador at the White House and Special Secondary Fduoa- months. volved in the effort will totaf tion to a representative of the M ed Amngenients — House Plants — Dried Materials This picture of President Johnson conferring with Llewellyn Thompson, re- Mrs. Adair is a charter mem­ . ASHVnX^E, N.C. (AP) more than 100. Red Chinese Embassy. .... for those who like to make ttielr own ber of Beta Xi Chapter of Beta -—It’s not one of thoee real There were pressiues last tummg to Moscow as U.S. Ambassador,. was released yesterday by the White The statement to the R e d , SnUCKLAND FARMS GRADC AA ^Induction Rate High spring for a congressional in­ Chrlstniss Gifts — Bird Feeders Sig;ma Phi sorority. She was PJl.Ce double weddings, but as far House. It was not announced when the picture was taken. Thompson is re­ Chinese was reported by Tass. secretary of the chapter last LARGE, STRICTLY FRESH EGGS as everything else goes its vestigation of UFOs after a flur­ turning to a post he hdd for five years. (AP Photofjax)______‘ "rhis September the. Chtiiese ‘ . . . ahMig with *nhldtadee Pudding^ and Its recipe year and is currently its histo­ the carbon copy marriage of ry of reported sightings of mys­ aide rmllaterally 'violated the^ coma to ua direct from the farm • . . every otow 4ay. terious objects. . rian, publicity chairman and 791 Theee eggs carry a double guarantee of Freshnees . . . •Uie year. Just about eVery- principle of reciprocity and hiA Strickland Guarantees them, Plneburat Guarantees teem For Reserve, Guard thtog at the McDonald wed­ House Republican I-eader terrupted the training courses oR Gerald Ford of Michigan had af Pinehursf to be the finest yon can buy . . . ?- WASHINGTON (AP) — Bar- that would give President John- ding in Ashrille, N.C., Satur­ Soviet students and trainees iin Lean U. S. Choice day will come in duplicate. called for a congressional study President Invites Russia the People’s Republic of Chi-^ BINGO Strickland Farms “ Strictly” Fresh Grade AA ring a major change in Penta- ^ authority to call up the of the matter, end later Air Ground Chuck na,” the l^vlet aimounceirient ^ •_ untrained reserviata for active Jane Nelson ia the bride. Force officials promised that a EVERY M O N D A Y— 8 P.M. SSOKi policy, tn© National uuara . . ... ^ . a. Her identical, twin, Betty, is said, “the Soviet ^udrats were 3 in 1 Blend Of ^ •'» (3uty without dGclaiinr a nation- scientific pa.nel ' of ci'vllians' P. A. C. BALLROOM Beef, Pork, Veal LARGE EG6S ^ Army Reaerve will continue 3^ emergency now ia pending, serving as piaid o f .honpr. ordered to return borne before thia fiacal year to induct enlla- He haan’t aaked for auoh au- Hatry MoDoimold is' the would be givm the ppportimity Oct. 10. Oscar Mayer \ » to' make an Indcpendei^t Ihvto-' CHICKEN 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE Yon thought Rath's Bacon a sizzling value at 89e . . • tees at a faater rate than they thorlty. _ 1 .groom. *nie best man is .hiq ’ •* 6’'- j J.'' V> f" . r “Guided by tire prinpiple of . Cooked Sahuni tiipition. ’’ «; • ' . r • weU It sizzles even more this week. can be trained, figures showed Pentagon etflolqla VfjfMtMDy ■ identical twin, Hexie. , MBW YORK (AP) ' Pr«ri- ifl*e l^ATO’,*. '| ^ .etrprigShen . .-^Wheite.necessary, wa aduOI'reciprocity, the Soviet organ* HOME OF HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN Rib and Lean Large The Mr fifea said it expects toeay. ^ oansldqring m. eptUMk .tn to the wedding party an the iinfVdhiily -to submit a re- dertt Johnson; aimouncing a Atlantic .ipiim 'The *ecr. defend freedom: Whdre possl- haVeadopted a decision to sus- Shoulder Lamb Chops ond, to further toe Inegratlon of hie, we shall'work with the East pend the training of student* RATH’S LEAN The Itoaerve unita, which had enliatmenU 'la an effort to re- Mrs, Joseph Btrangerflitd her port on Its findings in early 1948. broad new program to Improve 419 MAIN STREET—BELOW THE POST OFFICE U. S. Choice and Prime tw,000 untrained men on fiaiMI '^duCe the buge tnOalni bacUogs. twin brother Bruce Nelson. Western Europe, and the third, to build a lasting peace.’ ’ from the People’s Republic of NEXT TO PIZZA KING and GRINDER KING Lam b L egs In addition to the university’s Baat-West relation*, called to- SLICED BACON last June 90, the cild of fiscal But ao far .no action has been Ml*. Strangs ia a sister study, the Air Force said tjie to “ quicken progress in East- He annoimced the following China at Soviet educational es- Pinehurst Large 19W, revealed they inducted.7,;^, t«BO Fhgo ..the brida. National Academy bt Bdences *** *■ 8****'“ * bal- Wert relations.” U.S. actions in this dlcsction: tabhshments and repearob ktoU- 'i' ll Sausage Links COME ’TO PINEHURST F O B - € H men in July and 8,838 in Au­ has indicated Its wilUngtaeeo to anced” reduction of armed Cin the Issue of Eart-Wert re- —The signing today of “ a de- tutions. ' ■ • .; ,v Repeat Of A Sellout Italian Style Medium FRESH HADDOC|C FILXiETS . . . FLOUNDER gust to fill vacancies caused by anoint a panel which wmfid toroea 1» o « ^ Bkirope. lations, Johnson stressed that termination that 'vriU allow toe ' “ The d^Mtrtnre d t :theM Hot Sausage Links , TINY BAY SCALLOPS AND FRKSH OYSTERS normal attrition. review the Ooiorado report ^ • major. q)eech on Euro- “our task is to achieve a recon- Export-Import Bank to guaran- Chinese citiaens toom' (he But It also waa learned that when it Is completed. P®«« PoUcL Johnson announced dilation ^ with (he East — a ^ dtift tee commercial credits to four U.S.BJl. expected in'Qctotwr FRIDAY ONLY Provolone Cheese additional Eastern European of this year. L of L White Cheese the Army now plana to train Since 1948 the Air Force ha* that toe United States 1* cutting *rom the rr a r ^ ^ c e p t mile* an bour. nations. Inmiy, at the present Induction heavy winds, high tides and it is surely far less than tha CHICKEN BREASTS...... lb. 79e “toe* is eo^ected to move on Jotnson, In bis text prepared WINGS...... Ib. 29c GIZZARDS... .lb. SSc and training levels, will be rain, then beaded for the souto- Varied Pipogram for delivery at the National Con­ thousands who studied here dur­ YOU BE THE CATERER — CALL AHEAD 646-0176 f*(Md with a backlog of more western Gulf of Mexico, paddng a weet-aouthwestward ocursa ChaRenged Again ing toe heyday at Soviet-Obinesa 5 9 1 for tbs uext 12 to 24 boura at a ference of Bklitorial Writers, Selected Large than 160,000 men — enlistees In Detroit HaU strongly re-emphasized U.S. friendship. _ elouto* Wtte of speed,” the od- WASmNG’TON (AP) — Oh, the Bering Strait from Asia to Chinese students have not NOW OWNED AND OPERATED BY KEN COTTON JR. CHICKEN LEGS ...... Ib. 59c who are entrained — by the end Property damage in toe pM “Uttle chenge in policy to keep toe Wertem al­ q\ Pinehurst FRESH CHICKEN L IV E R S...... Ib. 99c , DETROIT (AP) — On the left, the good old daysjriien teacher Alaska; Phoenicians who might been much in evidence in the ONE COAT LATEX HOUSE PAINT of this fiscM year June SO. Progreso, about » rise or Ihtenstty is wqpected.” liance — NA'TO — “ strong and LOW COST BEEF VALUES The huge bitoklogs have been t&e Democrats ate roost beef. abreast of the times.” He also have reached New Hampshire capital since they staged a dem- Baby Beef-Liver om Merida, WM lepcwted About three quarter* of the 16,- On toe right, the Republicans or Venezuela after the ’Tunic ohrtiution outside t i» U.S. Em- • PBBMIUM ONB-COAT, MULTI-PUEPOSE, OUTSIDE Bottom Round Roost ...... Ib. 99c riiarply criticized by some con­ support for HOUSE PAINT, COVERS WOOD, BRICK, MASONRY, Shank Soup Bones gressmen who charg(s that the ____000 residents of Progreso were downed filet migaon. Down the European unity, declaring “a ^ ^ , Wars and a few hundred years bassy on March 4, 1966. STUCCO & CEMENT EQUALLY WELL Shoulder Clod, whole or small half Ib. 99c R ew i^T ' pri)gTam pW ides a S e ^ S S ^ S w k S w «««»»*«* *» Merida Thursday, hall a light heavyweight named unlteTwestem Europe can be ^ ’ before Christ; Romans who ’This was called to protest U.S. • DRIES TO ’TOUCH IN JUST SO MINUTES Country Style Meaty- S^tor^nTymenwlS^toer- S Stra^ ^Sl^cTdSto 9o«e who ««ne to Merida from Willie William, got stopped in our equal partner in helping to perhaps the Vikings could have faahioned iron, policy In Viet Nam but resulted • 8 YEAR DURABILITY Boneless Chuck Oven Roost Progreso this morning ’reported the 10th round. uur 04UU paruncr u. iw arrived half a century or ,so ear- Spareribs wise would be drafted for or serious injury. bronze and stone objects in in street fights between C9itoees • NO PRIMING NECESSARY EXCEPT ON BARE WOOD from Prime Beef...... Ib. 99c heavy (tamage to the port be- The scene was Detroit’s Cobo a peaceful and Just world North America in the year 64; a rtudents and Soviet’ poUcra, With • QUICK, EASY CLEAN-UP WITH SOAP & WATER St'Cjwing Lamb This week we will have some Prime, as well as ehUM oif wave action on water- Hall where Democrats plunked • CAN BE TINTED IN OVER 2,000 COLORS ***^riewin» U S noMcv toward But w«r, five days away from Chinese who may have reached many injuries on boto sides. U. S. choice Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks, Rib front consfruetlon and because do'wn $100 a couple Thursday E uropeV j^nain ^ r i e d that the 474th anniversary of Oolum- Central America around the The Chinese talked then o f MARY CARTER CARRIES A COMPLETE,LINE OF PAINT Roasts and Chuck Roasts. ^ of 'Wind and rata against the night to hear Vice President bus’ arrival in the New (to him poorly bout bouses in some sec- Hubert H. Humphrey praise toe the United States move ahead Fage Ten) (See Fags Ten) AND PAINT ACCESSORIES PRICED TO SUIT EVERY on what he (^ led three fronts. at least) World, the list of his DILLON P(X)KETBOOK possible challengers reads like Frozen, foods costs low U.S. Bombs Strike (Sm Fage Tea) The first would be to “moder- 460 MAIN STREET — MANCHES’TER an index page in an atlas. NOBm OF THE POST OFFICE <£ojib freezer. SALES C N id SERVICE, Inc. MORE THAN 1J)00 STORES COAST ’TO COAST S ' S S ,' ot th, tj.a. Gengras Says OPEN DAILY 9 AAL - 5«30 P.M. — ’niU R S , 9 A.M. - 9 PJd. Near Buffer Zone Atomic Energy Commission, CLOSED WEDNESDAY From the Jolly Green Giant (aee OcL Beader’e IMgeet Glenn T. Seaborg, said It may for 8c coupcm and |100,(i00 in' prices) ‘ SAIGON, south Viet Nam North Vietnamese dead was 41, have been a Japanese who dis­ 4AP)—U.S. B62 bombers pound- but the spokesman said tile ene- . 9 9 » covered the New World. Dempsey Is Stingy (»5 T-Bird ConvertMe 65 V-W 2-Dr. Sunroof GRE^ GIANT VEGETABLES M North Viet Nam just above my dragged many of toe dead Welsh author Richard Deacon in Butter the demilitarized sene Thursday away. claimed the Welsh were first. night while tactical U S. bomb- Casualties among the South Full power. Dark green. Black top. Black. Immaculate. Great Angler Biddle Duke, U.S. am­ PEA S —CORN en struck 26 times inside the Vietnamese troops .werC offlcial- bassador to Spain, noted that With Merit Raises Pinehurst ■one and eljied troops fought ly termed moderate, meaning GREEN BEA^ ^ SPINACH one scholar 11^ these poesibiU- HAR’TFGRD (AP) — Clayton ibmploye Bard Jimt eputh of it. they were hit hard. ties as predecessors of Colum­ Favorites ' As the once neutrrt buffer Seven miles north of the dem- Gengras, the Republican candi- mote.” 4 boxes $1.10 bus: date for governor, accused Gov. “ That kind of political patron­ irea the 17th Parallel ex- llVtarlsed zone, B82 bombers Stone age nomads crossing 65 Calaxie 500 Conv. 54 Ford XL 4-Dr. Hardtop Lie&i Ground tooded the (hree-pronged hammered.in a nif^titlihe raid John Dempsey today of being age will be o-ver once and for Fresh Hourly Mhed fofee waging Operation on North Ifiefnamese storage stingy with merit rtises for state all when I am elected gover­ " 352 V-8, power steering. Turquoise. 890, full power. Factory warranty. Irving closed in tighter on en- areas, truck parks and bivouac employes. nor,” he said. U. S. Choice Round From Shiirfine “ Since he assumed office in Black top. Ground lb. 99c Circled Oommimirt soldiers near sites from which the Oommu- ^Rights Cayd^ Gengras said the designation (Souto Viet Nam’s central coast niats infiltrate South. 1961, five years ago, only 130 for state employe merit ntises Tiny Bite Size Cubes MINCE and PUMPKIN PIES each 33e employes have received this kind “ is really made by the political U. S. Choice A company of the U.S. 1st ca- it wus (he fourth R83 strike in Is Issued to NEW HIOHER DIVIDEND RATE Colry, Airmobile, Division just over (wo weeks sgalnst of special reward for incentive; governor, the chairman of toe Stewing Beef lb. 99C MEAT PIES, Chix, Turk, Beef 4 for 79c epearbeaiURg I r v ^ burned North Viet Nam. AU tour have NewHavenVJ), initiative and performance,” Democratic party. The adminis- 65 Calaxie 500 Hardtop; 64 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan down a Viet Cbng hamlet 23 been in toe saifie general area Gengras said. tration of the awards is over- EFFEeriVE OCTOBER 1, 1966 northwest of <)ui Nbon,^ of the infiltration staging areas. NEW HAVEN (AP)—New Ha­ ’The GOP candidate spoke at a seen by the Personnel Board and convention of Council 16, the the financial governor of Q )|i- 352 V-8. PJS., P.B, Burgundy. Black 390 V-8. 3 speed with O.D. White and Y ou w ill find costs Iqw in every dept, at Pine­ Snd American marksmen straf- Smaller U.Ci. tactioal bomben ven policemen have been issued a card to be read to suspects state employes unit of the Amer- 1 beige. hurst... and quality high. tog from gunahip helicoptors fiew 36 sorties Tiutraday against loan Federation of State, (bounty Page Ten) ' interior.' INSTANT EARNINGS Mported kllUng 90 of the enemy North Vietnamese portions )n- before any questioning is under­ and Municipal Employes. The ss they fled. side the aix-ttUe-wlde buffer ' taken. It says: Dividends paid from day of “ Warning. I am a police offi­ governor was . to qddress' the IMPOSSIBLY ~7hvo miles souto of toe demiU- zone, a U.S. ^nkesman report- deposit. No restrictions. Duncan Hines r ^purised sane, Souto Vietnamese cer. I warn you that anything group this afternoon. GOOD you say 'wUl be used to a court Gengras criticized toe gover­ paiwtzoopen clashed with North T^e American raidara ednosn- nor for his veto of a law that 65 Chev. Malibu Hardtop 65 Ford Country Squire New Sara Lee yietnunese am y regttiora tj^ated on (ha central and Weet- of law against you; k Dtvldenda paid quarterly: At CAKE NNXES i J IY “That you have an absolute would have repealed toe right Bulletin I the begtonlng of Juiuaty, ''4-Layw Chbco and tlmraday in * vicious, four-hour areas of the seme, keeping. of an agency director to retire 6 ejd; Std. trans. Blue metallic. 10 pass,, V-8, P.S., P.B. Dark green. r April, July and October.'' 4 Kinds^,.. See Display . . •Battle t ^ took a heavy toll on desj. of the eastern end where a right to temain silent; that you Doable Choed Whipped have the right to advice of a a state employe after 26 years Cream Cakes both sides. bombing pauM has been in ef- of service. LBJ HITS OOP FBAB oPEiir m L ' 4 Fiu. Mo n d a y t h r o u g h Fr i d a y " An ofllcteJ spokesman said 11 days to allow field lawyer before and the pres­ 4 Layers... For ence o( a lawyer here wi'th you ' “ That law is unjust' and it NEWABK, NJ. (AP) U- THURSbAY NIGHT « to 8 (PCLOCK CREST TOOTHPASTE, Nst 79e S p t . 59e (he South Vietnamese were at- teams of toe IntematicHnal Oon- leaves our excellent career sys­ President Jrtmson aeetiaed Birthdays and Parties ^a^ed by a reglmeoit-about 1,- trol Commission to Investigate during questioning and Also In -Gidden "T ^ If you cannot afford a tem wide open to uiMlermlnlng toe ScqnibUoana today of aVERDENT pem iRe SVe TABLETS . . 39e 000 men—of North Vietnamese violations of the sane's neutraU- and comqvtloa by politicians ' and Walnut -foitr miles southeast of Dong ^ lawyer, one will be appointed trying to win votes by sear­ Drastic Reductions frae before any questioning if who would use (fre 28-year man- ing tke people with a plab- ^ H A $2.79 j ^ h Ha, forward headquarters of other formations at B69 (^RGEN GIANT PEAS 3 c o m AVc you desire.” datory retirement as a.means form of fear. For the firefe U.8 . Marine* also trying to stop bombers at dawn , today bit a of making good jobs available ttnie to ttib 19S8 casopolSto On All New 1966 Models S A V I M GS New Land OvXakes the North, Vietnamese drive into o>mmimirt base damp and^ Lt. Blagfo DeLtoto, head of the poUoe training program, says as political plums,” ' Gengras Johnson pulled out the stopa B atter Muto Viet c/ j/ iY I v O A l V ; TU RK EY i that with toe reading of tlte said. and cut loom In a foU-eoale The Vietnamese paratroopera Nam *40 miles northwest of Qul The candidate called for a poUtloal speech, prepared for V ) t 1 \ I 1 ( ) V $2.29 and $5.29 bo:i^ DINTY MOORE BEEF sicW 49c called In U.S. air strlkea, artil- jjhon. Brussels Apartment Ordered Razed oasd, “ there is little question OVER AUTHORIZED that the police officer has com- merit system Is truly dettveiy at a Oemoefatle ral­ ¥ *M m g lery support and naval gunfire, target was 10 to 16 miles This new 10-8tory luxury Kpartinent building in Bro—d s has been ordered based on merit,” repeating his ly In MUItaty Fufc. With • and a Vlatnameae spokesman „orto of ttw Atnerioon. Souto pUed with toe law ” THIRTY YEARS SALES & SERVICE laaT irgm a* t(Hrn______downby. the Bddittm Highest Court of AppeaL Construct^ on fashion- ..TTm U,S. Suproma O o ^ has assertion that “no one will ever bit of aUiteratton, Johnses PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. sstlmsted 900 North Vietnaroeaa Korean and 'South Vlathafhasa M)le Avenue Roosevelt it did not please 83 owners of. ndg^hboring .viUas who ruled that suspects must be told oram down my throat a political challeaged toe 1007 BIAIN ST. — iqSAB MAPLE ST. sNva killed in toe profonged ae- lo^ca wUefa In C^entioin Irving o< their zigMs “to clear and ua- hack who cant do tiie job as on their predietioiis, perfo Iff MAM STREET MANCHESTER. COllN. , 3Q2 MAIN-^-GORNER MAIN and TURNPKN sued the contntotors for failnre to eosnply with a regulation banning oonstnio fCH OFFICE, ROUTE SL . CO|VENTRT equlvlcal tormj.’* M a govunment service anoe and ^hOeaopBir- i ' ' / OPEN TILL 9 THURSDAY and FRIDAY ofOelal Bot$r •« (®“ *(•) tion of anything othar than villaa in (AP Photofaz) J m M id n m .’ S*- ■' j.. , so K ' r-.