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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1987 PAOB FORTY Avenir Daily Net Plan Rod For H ie Week Ended The Weather Ootober 7, 1967 Partly cloudy and cool to­ Richard Siegal, son of Mr. and gress was in 1966 In Jlobterdam, night. Low in 30s. Tomorrow Mrs. James Siegal of B4 Stephen Holland. It’s next will be iff About Town Town Offices Closed Saul Silverstein Making Shop Pinehursf Thursday mostly sunny. High lb upper M . St., was named to the dean’s 1969 dn Tokyo. 15 ,3 75 Tomorrow, C oH u m b u s D m ICiutWa Club of Friend­ list for the second consecutive Manchester— A City o f VUlage Charm ship Lbdte of ICasona will meet year at the University of Penn­ Day, will be a day-off for all 26th Lecture Trip Abroad whei« you buy HooMi and Boouty aids at Man- in the email lodfe room of the o f Mlinchesiber’is munilcilpal sylvania. He now Is a Junior in Assessor .Aide VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 10 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CDNN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 (Claaellled Adveiilaing on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ICaaonic Temple at 7:80 tomor­ the university’s Wharton School empioyes. All offlilcea will be Saul M. Silverstein of 28 Ste­ week in Israel, sightseeing and ehester's lowest prices. SCOPE mouHiwcKh and dobed. row night. A talk on the "Orand of Commerce and Finance. phen St., board chairman of the revisiting some of the places Resigns Post Lodg^i of Anderlca” will be giv­ GDarbage end refuae col-** Rogers Corp., is leaving Sunday visited in five previous trips gargle, with a mfg's suggested $1.15 en by Harry Jackson, Junior McitllonB wm be made on on his fifth complete trip there. Sunshine Buses to Norwich schedule, however. Oolum- Norman Ely, assessment aide steward. Refreshments will be HoegHltal wm leave Sunday around the ..world and his 26th During that week, Silverstein in the town assessor’s office, 's featured at 59c. buB Dhy to not one of the foreign vlrit. will talk with officials of the served. noon from Cenitral Row, Hert­ hoHdaya perm0it«d under has resigned his post, effective Ho A sked ford. On the return trip, they He will be gone approximate­ Israeli Management Center and This week at Pinehurst buy Bisquick for 44c the town’s refuae-pickup the Israeli Productivity Center. Oct. 27. He will do accounting The Mountain Laurel Chapter win leiave the Administration contrabt. ly 10 weeks and will combine * y British Jet Crashes, of Sweet Adelines will rehearse Buildhig' at 4:15 p.m. Those Rogers Corp., business With Mrs. Silverstein will return to work for a buslnesis firm. B y Thieu tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Rus­ Wishing to make reiservations AH x>ublllk: schooSis will be scheduled lecture stops as the the U. S. after that week and Ely, who resides at 262 All Sweet Margarine ...... f®*" 23c may oonttucft the Oaiplbol Re­ in aeaalOn bult ChthoUc American delegate to the world Silverstein will continue on to Parker St., is president of the sian American National Center, schoola wUH be closed. 211 Wethersfield Ave., Hariford. gion Mental Health AsBooiation board of CIOS, the Congress Korea, to deliver a series of Municipal Employes Group Vermont MaM Syrup ...... 12 os. 29c The event is open to women in­ Inc., 217 Flarmdngitan Ave., International Organization Sci­ CIOS lectures there, on behalf (MEG.) He has worked for the To Talk terested in four-part barbershop HattfonJ. The Golden Age Club will entific. of the UN. Original plans had town for six years, atll of them style harmony. Those desiring have a kitchen social tomorrow ’The American member of called for a visit to Indonesia. In the assessor’s office. He is Oscar Mayer 8 oz. Bologna ...... 39c SAIGON (AP) — President­ That visit has been postponed elect Nguyen Van Thieu ^ will 66 Presumed Dead further information may con­ Manchester Chess Club will at 2 p.m., for members only, at CIOS Is the New York City-based a June 1967 graduate of the tact Mrs. Frank Hynes, 299 meet tonight at 6 ;30 at Iona the Senior Citizen’s Center, Council for International Prog­ to the spring. University of Hartford with a Better than ordinary McIntosh Apples •end a letter to North Viet­ Main St., or Mrs. Truman Cran­ Hall, Regent St. Play will be Myrtle and Linden Sts. ress in Management, now con­ Sllveratein then will go on to BS degree. from Cheney...... for 3 lb. bag 49c namese President Ho C2il Minh dall, 6 SWhlte St. continued on an innerclub tour­ ducting worldwide lectures for Japan, where he will spend two proposing that they meet to talk nament. Membership in the The Tobacco Valley Chapter the United Nations. weeks on Rogers Corp. business, YOU GUESS WHICH peace, a spokesman for Thieu NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Calif. Seedless Oranges ...... doz. 69c •aid today. Miss Kathleen Kane, daugh­ g^up is oren —-'-''p. Organization for Rehabilitation Silverstein, accompanied by returning 'home about Dec. 18. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Ifc. —A British-Cypriot Com Those 'wishing further informa­ and Training will sponsor a his wife, first will spend five The OIOS, which has 43-mem­ Either there are mighty few Thleu’s letter wlU offer a et jetliner crash^ into the ter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. one-week pause In the bombing It HUi Kane of 122 Walker St., has tion may conuicc ivugei A00..1.11, rummage sale tomorrow from weeks in England and in West­ ber countries, was formed in dogs in Kentucky or citizens are Mediterranean off the of North Vietnam If Hanoi been appointed to a one-year 302 Main St. 5 to 10 p.m. at Mott’s Commun­ ern Europe on Rogers Corp. 1923 by the late President Her­ disobeying the law which says southwest coast of Turkey ity Hall. Articles that will be business. He will deliver one bert Hoover, when he was sec­ all dogs must have a license. ■bows some willingness to talk term to the Committee for Con­ about peace, the spokesman today and all 66 persons tinuing Self-Study of the Cur­ The VFW Auxiliary will spon- offered for sale Include winter lecture during that time, at the retary of commerce, and by the The Agriculture Department ■aid. aboard are presumed kill­ riculum at Mount Saint Mary .sor a kitchen social tomorrow clothing in good condition, pa­ British Plastics Institute in late President Jan Masaryk of reports only 72,000 dog tags sold '“ ’Thieu would only meet with ed, a spokesman for the College, Hooksett, N. H. where at 7:45 p.m. at the post home perback books, bric-a-brack Birmingham. Czechoslovakia. last fiscal year in a state with 3 Ho Chi kfinh,’ ’ the spokesman British Royal Air Force she is a junior. for members and guests. and shoes. The couple then will spend a Its last International Oon- million humans. ■aid, “ but he will not meet with announced. any lesser official. If the North Operated by British European Vietnamese propose a meeting Airways for Cyprus Airways, at a lower level, we wiU send a the Comet 4 jet was on a flight lower-level official of our own. from London and Athens to Ni­ DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER We will meet at any level." cosia with 09 passengers and a He added that the letter would crew of seven. go out shortly after ’thieu is in­ The plane left London OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. till 9 P.M. augurated Oct. 30, probably Wednesday night and stopped HOUSE HALE through diplomatic channels, briefly before dawn in Athens. k It crashed into the sea about an though he said It might be deliv­ ered via the press. hour later near the Dodecanese The letter 'will be sent througdi island of Kastellorizon, a diplomaUc channels rtiortly aft­ spokesman for BBA said. er Thieu Is Inaugurated Oct. 30, Police on Kastellorizon said the spokesman said. the airliner was seen to crash “The letter will propose a about 38 miles southeast of (he meeting between Saigon and island. A spokesman said the is­ Hanoi at a time and place land’s harbor authorities dis­ agreeable to both, “ He said.’’ If patched a fishing boat to the FOR JUNIORS, MISSES Hanoi agrees to meet, Thieu scene of the crash. Will offer a bombing pause of A BEA spokesman in London the North of one week.” said most of the passengers The spokesman said even If 'm were businessmen or vacation­ Hanoi did not agree to a meet- ers and that some children were aboard. The three-man flying iag, the bombing pause would each 1 '* go Into effect If the North Viet­ Ho Chi Minh Nguyen Van Thieu crew was British and the two SWISS BRAISED STEAK stewards and two stewardesses namese “ show their good will were Cypriots. The spokesman A flavoiful rice situfflng and sflow cooking wlUv tomato be stopping the infiltration of //J/iJ said 32 passengers boarded the 'jauce is the key to the g?oodness of this Swiss eltoak. the South or stop making trou­ State News plane at London and 27 In Ath­ p ALL YOUR NEEDS for CLASS and DATE ^ Thick slices of round steak may be used ®or this recipe, ble In the South.” ens. render top round can he used. Bdttom round is cut thdcker However, the bombing pause B. Informant Testifies It was the second crash in five Fire Damages Ansonia School for this preferred method of cooking. would last only one week and no Doctor Says months of a passenger plane longer unless some type of bound for Cyprus. A chartered Fire, believed set by vandals, caused an estimated $50,000 damage early Have the meat man cut pockets in the riounid steak meeting Is arranged, the 'llces. Or use a sharp knife to sMt each slice terming a pock­ Swiss Britannia turbo-prop Wednesday to Peck School in Ansonia. Flames were confined to one class­ ■pokesman said. . et to hold the stuffing. In Rights Cases Gun V ic t im crashed in April as it was land­ room, but smoke and water damaged remainder of two-story school. Patrol­ Thieu annoimced in August ing on the Island in a thunder­ man Pat DiLiso surveys damage to classroom. (AP Photofax) Canned tomato sauce with mushrooms gives bright,fla­ during the presidential cam­ MERIDIAN, Miss. (AP) — A explained that it (the or- storm, killing 126 persons. Most vor and co'lor to the cooked rice stuffing. The meat aUnmers paign that he would offer a Got Shampoo were German and British tour­ ‘.ender and terms a rich gravy with 'bouillon and extra tomato 27-year-oId itinerant preacher, > ganlzatlon) was for the '■fO bombing pause if Hanoi showed who said he’d received $16,000 preservation of Christians, the ists. S’**** ''Jr. lauce with mushrooms as the cooking liquid. some indication ot wlllingnesa to NEW LONDON (AP)—The as an FBI informant on the Ku U.S. Constitution and the white person who murdered 23-year- The BEA spokesman said the The rice stuffed Swiss steaks may be served on a warm meet with representatives of his Klux Klan, testified today that race.” old Mrs. Phyllis Manwaring ap- (Jomet sent no distress signal Am erican flatter with the gravy on the side. government. He later said he Edgar Ray KUlen told a Klan Killen explained at the Ume, ^ before going down today, “ it U.S. Bombs Land < parenUy shampooed her hair 4 would make the offer a week or meeting in April 1964 that the Dennis said, that “ this Is an ac- nfterw rd ” aTcMdto to "a phy* disappeared.” ’The weather STUFFED SWISS STEAK WITH RICE 10 days after his Inauguration. "elimination” of civil rights Uon group, not a Boy Scout gician’s testimony. reported clear at the time, Casualties the greatest catch This is the first time the gov­ Naval and passenger ships in (6 s e r v ln g p ) worker Michael^ Schwemer ^ had troop.” A month later, at anoth- ___ pj. ______jj Normaii______Rasmussen, Near Marine Post of the year/ ernment has announced that a been aH>roved “ and he would er Klavem meeting, “ someone y ,, jfontvUle medical examiner, the area were alerted and the Are Down 2 thick slices round .staak % teaspoon poultry season­ letter actually will be sent to Ho be taken care of.” in the group said we should vote Manwarlng’t hair was U.S. Air Force base in Athens SAIGON (AP) — The shell- Although this was only a Chi Mitdi offering the bombing .,i*w ing Klleen Is one of 18 defendants on the elimination of ‘Goatee.’ ” when he examine sent a plane to Katellorizon to scarred Marine fortress of Con small fraction of th4 1,(XX> shsUs 2 cups cooked rice or pause. The letter could go SAIGON (AP) — U.S. casual­ on trial In federal district court Q- Who was ‘Ctoatee.’ yjg j ^ y 20, the day join the search for survivors. Thlen shook with the explosions a day hurled over by the Reds m A. (Minute Rice % teaspoon pepper Five RAP planes were con­ ties In the Vietnam war dropped >413 (See Page Ten) here on charges of 'violating the A. He was Michael Schwer- yjg giaying, and there was of nearby heavy B52 raids today during last month’s fierce ex- cup chopped celery ducting the air search. An RAF last week while those of South 2 cans tomato sauce wlith civil rights of Schwemer and ner. mue blood In the hair although as Communist pressure just be- changes of fire, American com* Vietnamese government forces low the demilitarized zone ap* manders are openly iqn>rehen* Ml cup chopped onion mushrooms two other civil rights workers Dennis testified that Killen yjg attrcwstlve brunette had been (See Page Ten) whose bodies were found buried told the group that the struck on the head with a blunt went up sharply. The number of peared to be building up again, slve that the battle along the ’/i teaspoon salt I cup beef bouillon In an earthen dam near Phil- elimination a Klan term tor instrument and there were two enemy reported killed Increased ^ .s. Command also reported Wth paraUel Is far Irom over. Long sleeve, mock-turtle zipper bock orlon acrylic slightly over the previous week What Effect^ adelpbia. Miss., on Aug. 4, 1964 murder ^had “already been ap- lacerations In her scalp, that American bombers had hit In the darkness Wednesday slipon sweaters. Fashioned by the traditional fish­ Cut a deep pocket in edge of each steak, abnoat through after 44 days oi Intensive proved by the state and would Rasmussen said, The drop in American casual­ a Communist missile van a few night and early Thunday tbs erman knit stitching that always is good looking to other side. Comibine rice, celery, on'lon, salt, poultry season- searching. l>« taken care of.” “Someone washed the lady’s N A T O Shows ty figures resulted from a slack­ miles above the zone—an indlca* B52 bombers laid down 800,000 Che^s Death ening of fighting along the de­ ng pepper and Vz can tomato sauce wlith mushrooms. Stuff The Rev, Delmar Dennis, a EarUer In the trial the slay- hair and did a thorough job?” tlon that the North Vietnamese pounds of bombs barely two and up to date. Feminine when skimming the top nixiture into pockets; fasten edges with, toothpicka and lace militarized zone in the seven- Meridian resident who said he was described by a Merl- asked Raymond W. Ganim, the are again attempting to bring miles from Con Thlen—az close of skirts or sitting so smartly atop slacks. In nat­ with string. Place in shallow baking pan. Pour boidllon over. New Quarters day reporting period that ended down the big Russlan-bullt SAM as the big bombers dare come 3ake at 350° for 1 hour. Pour remaining 1V4 can tomaito On Leftists? had preached in both Baptist police sergeant as part of defense lawyer, at midnight last Saturday. Al­ missiles to combat the high- to their own troops. These ural color for natural beauty. Sizes 34 to 40. ’’auce with mushrooms over and bake another hour or until and Methodist churches In the ® Klan “ elimination’’ plot. Rasmussen answered that In BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — FALL HOOK, LINE AND SINKER ^ Editor’s Note: AP Oorre- though Communist gunners are ^titud'e B(S2s. strikes were preceded by a raid meat is tender. area, was the first witness put The policeman testified his opinion this was correct, On the eve of opening for busi­ continuing to pound U.S. Marine ■ptoident Robert Berrellez spent In the past two days Red gun* nine miles up the road where 5.98 on the stand today-<-the fourth Wednesday before a U.S. Dis- positions along the DMZ, the in­ eight weeks last summer look­ ness, the Atlantic Alliance today ners, some of them using long* WgS«r Red guns and troop con- > FOR day of the trial—by the Justice trict ' Court jury along with Student Motivation tensity of firepower last week SWISS STEAK ing into guerriUa acUvity in Bo­ showed off Its new 50-acre head­ range Russian guns firing from centratlons possibly are located. Department. FBI agents and physicians. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Psy­ was far below that of previous livia, Colombia and Venezuela. quarters to the press of the Dennis said he joined the The sergeant, Carlton Wal- chologists use rewards and pu.\- weeks. IS miles above Con Thlen, have Other B62 raids have been n i BOTTOM ROUND lb. 99e He was In the guerrilla zone in White Knights of the Ku Klux lace Miller, 43, told the pack­ ishments of the carrot-and-stick world. harassed the Marine outposts going In about ID miles to the southeast Bolivia when indica­ The U.S. Command said 102 m an in March 1964 and was still ed courtroom Wednesday the variety in experiments witn ani­ It lies northeast of the capital just below the zone with 128 southwest where Communist In* 2 groups to choose from tions first developed that Ernes­ Americans were killed in action a member. He said he had been slayings were part of a man mals, but students need a dif­ In the suburb of Evere, on he shells which wounded 30 Leath­ to Che Guevara was directing road to Brussels Airport. The PINEHURST SWISS paid more than $6,(X)0 a year for “ elimination” plot approved by ferent motivation, according to (See Page Ten) ernecks. (Bee Page Ten) GROUP 1 the rebel campaign there. From expenses and Information given the imperial ivizard of the mlli- A Yale psychologist. leased to the North Newest rage so join the cion . . . Kiltie skirts Mexico City he surveys the like­ to the FBI about the m an for tant White Knights of the Ku “ The emphasis should be Atlantic Treaty Organization by TOP ROUND S TEAK lb. $1.19 ly results of Guevara’s death United States is more plied: "I would say it is not question seeking reaction to a -A-line and slenderizing sheath styles. Solids in black, navy, But they say the revoluUons wRI after 44 days of intensive Charles de Gaulle ordered the Tofe 'em, swing trooper testifying In the pornog­ responsible than the Soviet Un­ true.” criticism. 'em. Block, birch­ emitinue until the sodial eco­ searching. raphy trial of Irving M. Blum, removal from France of the Al­ brown, loden and camel colors. Short 10 to 16. Av- ion for United Nations inaction, Repeatedly in the 55-minute At one point Rusk was asked berry, luggage, nomic ills that produce them Additional testimony is ex­ 64, of Cranston, R.I., said he liance's main military com­ In Squabble in the Vietnamese war. news conference, one of the why the United States did not coffee bean. erage 10 to 18. Tall 14 to 20. * Penobscot are eradicated. pected from James Edward seized “ dirty” books and maga­ mand, Supreme Headquarters longest he has held. Rusk de­ stop the bombing of North Vlst- “ Ideas do hot die with the •PITTSBURGH (AP — A dy- Jordan who was whisked into zines from Blum’s car in Au­ allied Powers Europe. Though Fulbright told the -Senate nounced North- Vietnam for nam in a new effort to get Hanoi man,” said Mario Menendez, namtte blast convulsed a truck- the courthouse Wednesday sur- gust 1966. Nato could have stayed, its Wednesday that the United Na­ FRESH CHICKENS what he called a failure to re­ into peace talks. Rusk asKM VAN RAALTE E. editor of the leftist magazine Ing firm planning to resume rounded by armed guards. Jor- Blum, a book and magazine members decided they would tions at present "is deterred Sucesos. “ Many more will pick rather have their .political or- from action by the opposition of spond to dozens of peace propos­ whether the proposal was to let AMER-KID 3mmuni8t “ air traf­ Limitations to flights over the An old adventure brought back. Sizes 12 to 18. 5»98 J man said the trucks were to ndl it remains a grim if somewhat the Arab nations lost to Israel In L«n Chuck or 3 in 1 Blend The cmisensus was that re­ engine U8 delta low-wing air­ fic harassment” is the reason city make helicopter rides a for the first time in four weeks more routine experience. last June’s war, but be decllnM jf Ground meat at lb. # #6 gardless ' of what happeneid to craft. The unit Is based at the for the self-imposed U.S. res­ much sought-after experience in today, “ but I guess these will Stewart, movie actor and Air to speculate on specific liKijl Cubsm Prime Minister PTdel mldclty Tempelhof air field. triction. West Berlin. The mobile air be held up for awhile now.” Force reserve general, made amounts. -'; C ^ tro and his sunbition to fa­ his remark after fljring with a The helicopters fly only over The^ (Communists view over­ platforms provide a rare oppor­ Lean Round Ground ...... ,1b. 2N9^ The National Steel Carriers Secret diplomatic talks at (he V ther revolutions throughout Lat­ wall patrol during a visit to West Berlin territory. The two flights by helicopters with espe­ tunity for a good look at the Iso­ We Ate Manchesfers Headquarfert For member—Walter Mantho—told United Nations and elsewhere in America, armed revolts will West Berlin. planes are used to fly the cial nervousness because of' lated city from above. The U.S. Regular Hamburg ...... ib. the Detroit Free Press the pro­ have not produced a aettiemei|C continue untU social and eco­ What he. saw was a city— llO-mile air corridors leading to their capability to land any­ choppers are the only ones regu­ posed settlement “ is not worth formula, he conceded, but said Our Own Country Style Sausage Meat ..:.. .Ib. nomic UIs are eliminated. completely fenced in by a Oom- West (Sermany and also fly In where and pick people up. larly stationed here among (he the paper It’s written on.” ‘progress is possible.” However, even before Gue­ munUt-buUt wall, barbed wire, the 20-mile ring over and Cox has been In Berlin a year forces of the three Western al­ “ Tliete are 4tii graf. B857aed I’ork Bones for Sauce or K raut ...... lb. 1||^ vara was reported killed by Bo­ guards, dogs, vehicle patrols around Berlin.East and West. and says that in that time he lies. Rusk opened his news confer­ Oct. 12 livian troops early this week, and a cleared ’’death strip” U.8., British and French air has seen only 'two Communist Those who get to fly with the ence with a statement which “ There are many points In warned North Vietnam against GIRL SCOUT ITEMS! some captured (Jastroite guer­ where anyone caught without rights In the ring and in Uie cor­ helicopters, both hear the out­ detachment, over and above the agreement thatvjust cannot rillas already were grim about permission runs the risk of ridors are guaranteed by post­ lying Ehuit Berlin Schoenfeld air military personnel, are usually misunderstanding the signifi­ be arrived at legally,” he said. cance of the current debate over chances of these revoIuBons being shot. war agreement with the Soviet field. He could not identify their visiting VIPs or news media “ We will meet Friday to make a — Complete Outfitters. For 'succeeding. It is a primary duty of the Union. nationality. representatives. Vietnamese policy. decision, but I’m sure it will not They said the withdrawal of aviation detachment of the U.S: The y.S. (Command, however, For a Ume in 1966, Allied Such old Berlin symbols as Neither side advocates either be accepted.” 'financial and organizational Army’s Berlin Brigade to fly has limited its. helicopters to quarters were alarm^ by over­ instant withdrawal or vast esca­ •upport from the pro-Moscow Strike leaders said they were (See Page Two) YOU CAN COUNT ON HI* endlessly/around the 100 miles flying In West Berlin air space. flights by East Oertnan army lation of the war. Rusk said, ★ BROWNIES ★ JUNIORS ★ CADETS ★ ADULTS Pinehurst satisfied with the proposal ham- slece 5 2 parttes, now advocating a AT 302 MAIN STREET (See Page Ten) iilijiiiiillliiiliiliiiii»•I »$a\ * a liiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiii (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE liHlliiiililiilitiliihiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilifliiililililllilliiliiilli;:!; {

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t A X m TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 mln Wilson, BYanklln Park; Bolton Vernon Vernon Bruce Brown, Ellington; Flor­ State News r U b b b i s t a m p s ence Rother, 120 Orchard St.; MMMheater Sheinwold on Bridge Nilda Anderson, Vernon; Karen B lu^rint and Siqtply, ane. New Project Light .Vernon; Keimeth Garrell, R o u n d u p I t a r Events Fire Alarms at Both Schools Rescue Markers for Homes 690 Hartford Rd.. MiUs, LBJ Locked m 26 Spring St.; Marg;uerite (Contlnunl from Pngc One> Maachestor, Conn.— 649-8098 -By CLAY R. POLLAN DON’T TRY TO TAKE Guenette, Storrs; Greg Fluckl- V^Peopieji/ South dealer team of state troopers near the RorievUe Exdiange Eat. 1496 n MAR. 22 JW. Your Daily Activity Guida SEPT. 23 ^ MORE THAN YOU NEED Are Pulled, by-er-Fiyem en Is Sought by Are Available from Firemen ger,' 28 Fairview Ave. North-South vulnerable Charter Oak Bridge toll station J^APr'. 20 According to tho Stars. OCT. 23 In W orld By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH Rescue markers for homes obiateitriciloin, surgeon, and in£: Presi­ should b e reitulmed to the pri­ TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet of stationery you don’t buy a a serious observance of National from 8:30 to 12:30 in the church WINDOW SHADES 0 Q 1 0 6 5 3 The Vernon Redevelopment installed free on front doors dj.. Oaohe’la nextt program and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, dent Johnson's tax increase bill vate sector in continued tax re­ XpR. 21 OCT. 24 Union’s PEurliEunent today ap­ paper mill. Ukewlse, when you Fire Prevention Week. hall, which ^11 be decorated session of obscene literature. iln T h e J 1 Your 31 Retrtat 61 And « 8 5 2 Discharged Tuesday: Douglas is personified by two men who ductions. Encouragement to pri­ I MAY 21 2 Stord 32 J^rom '62 Or NOV. 22 Surprising even school of­ Agency is already 'looking for Vernon and Rockville fire- win sbreae dtagnodtlic problems proved without slgnUlcEint don’t need aU of the tricks you for the occmlon. men. Willey, Ening;ton; Theresa King, DOPE CHARGED LODGED W A SH A B LE know eaph other extremely vate biisiness rather than gov­ ^12-13-24^ 3 Fovorobl* 33 Is 63 Is W E ST E A S T ficials, they pulled the fire another projeot, according to concerned with surgdJdal disease 4 Happy 34 An 64 Thus 22-25-27-52^ change the 1668 government shotddn’t play for them. Music vml be furnished by Bill Leonard, secretary Ehifield; Linda Seavey, Vernon; BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Bessie well, have shared many experi­ ernment spending was to be the cgy69-78-83-84 5 Yours 35 Day ' 65Xov« 54-62-65 ^ s. Q J109 4 8 5 2 alarms at. both schools. The ele­ of 'the aewbom infiarit. INTERSTATE budget of $187.46 blllloh— Opening lead — queen of The Mistv Men. Snacks, soda last night's discussion of the Re­ Company 2 in Vernon and chair­ Scott Hampton, Tolland. Lee Thomas was arrested at her ences and much responsibility major guarantor of prosperity. 6 Period 36 Rub 66 May SASITTAlius (7 KJ763 (7 98542 mentary school was cleared in Dr. Cooke trained in pedi­ 7 And 37 For 67 Responsibility, submitted to it two days ago. spades. and ice ^11 be provided and a development Commission mem­ man of- the rescue marker pro­ apartment In Father Panik Vil­ AQUA SHADES —and don’t g^ve in easily. The 1964 tax reduction is gen­ NOV. 23 A a Approval by the Parliament, 0 9 4 2 0 None less than a minute, according atric aurgery alt Children’s 8 For 38 Count 68 Show South won the first trick with mldnlghv supper will be served. gram, said faster rescues will The Herald’s Vernon Bureau lage Wednesday on a charge of One is Johnson. The other is erally considered an ecor#>mic C ^ 9Pot 39The 69Added dec'. 22 or Supreme Soviet, usually fol­ the king of spades, drew trumps S.K 109 7 63 to a spokesman. bers. HoapUal, Bodton, and has been 6tn Made to Order lORonvintic 40. You 70 Necessity ’Ticken at $5 a couple can be be possible when our firemen Is at 38 Park S t. tel. 876-3136 smuggling narcotics into the Chairman Wilbur D. Mills of ths smash success. A sluggish econ­ ^ 1-16-19-35I 15-17-23-26^ lows decisions made beforehand SOUTH Students at the high school ■Where and what would be Chief o f pediatric surgery at *PJ«OUwith Your Rollers 11 Bod 41 Pisces 71 Felt in three rounds ending in the obtain^ from Robert Smith, spot these markers on the door or 643-2711. News Items 'may state prison at Somers. House Ways and Means Com­ omy took off and, though tax ^ 4 0 ^ 1 -8 2 12Attroctive 420n 721s 43-49-87-88^ 4 A K 7 Hattford Hospital since 1955. on such matters by the Soviet dummy and then tried a finesse moved a lltUe more slowly Boltorf Center Rd., Jack May- done would have -to be decided be mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock­ The arrest was made by state Full Line of Custom rates went down, tax revenuit 13 Girl 43Todoy 73 Forecast CAPmeOKN (7 Q of the house on fire.” mittee. 14 Day 44 Original - 74 Lovers Communist party. with the queen of clubs. This - until they saw the hose being h e w /ja n Dr.. Hebron, and Jo- after the Board of Representa­ Rockville Hospital Notes police. went up. It is for this bill, and 23 ^ The sticker is bright red ville. UntU one budg|«B^ the tax bUi Elvis Presley 45 Assist 45 Any 75 With lost to the singleton king. f’ 0 A K J 8 7 run in by the firemen. Then they sei^ Gately, Cider Mill Rd. tives gave the ’'go-ahead” and Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 VENETIAN BLINDS is going nowhere. The narrow for the principle he based it on 16 FrierxJs 46 Interview 76 For JAN. 20 Neuismen Banned * A Q J 4 hustled, clearing that school in a survey of needs was taken, and glows when light hits in MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — El- 17 Some 47 Id^s 77 You'll West drove out the ace of / Bazaar Aides Meet at night. A second, smaller p.m. in all areas except matern­ HIPPIE ART 4 GALLONS A DAY? issue is Mills’ insistence that and to which he constantly re­ TOKYO (AP) — Red China South Weit North Eaat about a minute. Commission Chairman Lester J. 'vls Presley is going to auction 18 Don't 48 The 78 To spades, EUid South -took his high A ll chairmen connected with sticker can be put on the back ity whqre they are 2 to 4 and SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - CHICAGO If adults were E. A. JOHNSON Johnson provide convincing evi­ fers, that Mills wants to be re­ 19 Moy 49 If 79 Impress bEuined the ’Tokyo newspaper clubs Eind ruffed a club in dum­ 2 0 Pss* 3 0 Pan For the benefit of all resi- Baum said today. off five house trailers that have 20 Good ^ Any 80 People AQUARIUS door or the window of the handi­ 6:80 to 8 p.m. The Glide Memorial Church to duplicate a baby’s food In- dence that spending will be cut membered. LEO Yomiurl Shimbun today from my. Then he led out his last 4 4) Pan 4 0 Pan been used by guests, some farm 21 Response 51 Your 81 Wrong JAN. 21 Despite many "individual con­ capped person’s bedroom, he Admitted Tuesday: Diane Sei­ sponsored a "hippie art show,” take In proportion to body weight PAINT GO. $6 billion to $10 billion—he has He feels he has been let down, ^ JULY 24 22 Cooperate 52 In 82 Woy sending correspondents to Pe­ equipment, television sets and a FEB.' 19 two trumps, hoping for a 4 4 Pan 5 0 Pan jectures” about possible proj­ fert, Bnilngton; 'Whilemina Dou- including several paintings of they would have to drink nearly never set an exact figure— that a commitment to hold down AUG, 23 23 Elderly 53 Situation 83 Your . king, Yomiurl offlclEds sEdd, be­ said. 72? Main St.— Tel. 649-4601 coffee bar. 24 May 54 Work. 84 List squeeze. 6 O AH Pan 23 at 8 p.m. in the church hall. ects no single idea has ever cette, Stafford Springs; Benja- nude females. four gallons of milk a day. before Congress moves on tax­ spending has gone by the board. 2- 9-28^1 20-21-29-44^ cause the paper brought the Da­ elementary school. Everyoneryone Ii To get the stickers, he said, It’s not that the millionaire 25 With 55 Preferences 85 Drostic 47-72-73 W West saved the king-jack of been seriously worked on by the es. Vietnam, he insists, can be 26 Person^ 56 Sparkling 86 Revision lai Lama—a refugee from the Invited to the firehouse to lofok people should call the Vernon entertainer needs the money, 27 Others' 57 Business 87 Need hesu^ts, and EEist saved the Advertisement— commission or agency Baum This collides with Johnson’s charged with only part of the VKOO p isa s Chinese—to visit JapEui. break 3-3 so that his last club ,: at the equipment and portal^ of Police Department and leave but he’s getting out of the cattle AUG. 24 28 Don't 58 Leodership 88 Be FEB. 20 eight of spades. The squeeze Wanted, Reliable woman from said. There was enough to do insistence that Congress first responsibility for the huge defi­ 29 To 59 Plans 89 An ’The S2-year-old DEilal Lama, will be good in E iny CEUie. refreshments after the shpw. their names and addresses. A business and will raise horses 1 SEP^. 22 MAR, 21 play failed and South was down Bolton to take care of three since 1958 on the present proj­ finish appropriating, then let the cit now threatening and de­ 30 Be 60 Persor>ality 90 Executive spiritual leader of Tibet, fled to For home owners, the' fire-' fireman ■will call and place the instead. 4- 7-10-35^ one. The first-round club finesse children, 6%, 4 and 1% while ect dn Rockville Center he not­ executive judge where to cut— manding the tax increaise that , 5-3839^ ^ ) G o O d Adverse f)N 'e ° u ;J? l India when the Red Chinese in­ ^ men offer the following Advice. stickers where they can be The auction will be held Nov. J6}^64^ 37-41-74 V Should Not irisesoe gives South his best clunce for mother works. 5 days, 8:30 a.m. ed. MAIN STREET STORE ONLY and meanwhile that the tax in­ would reverse Mills’ preferred vaded Tibet in 1966. He 'visited seen quickly by firemen in 4 at Presley’s Circle G ranch South could have made the all four club tricks. Playing the ‘ “Itoo hurta Don’t y^t for to 6:30 p.m. Two in school morn­ "There are lots of ideas" crease must be approved. course. JapEui Sept. 25-Oct. 10 as a guest emergency he said. near Horn Lake, Miss. He’s In- slEim by leading out the ace of ace first gives him the best ,flre to strike before ybu check ings. Phone 649-2260 after 6:00 Baum said axiding that now is The underlying issues are iSo the Pnestdent and the con­ of the JapEui Buddhist Mission­ Firemen will know they will 'Vited other farmers in the area clubs instead of trying a finesse chance for three club tricks. your home for Are m ^rds. p.m. the time to get started since brolaider. Johnaon, who devel­ gressman primarily responsible ary Association, and Yomluri, have specied problems right to bring in surplus equipment to South Windsor with the queen. South didn’t Dally Question ’’Are altitlc, biasem^t, closets the processes are so slow. The oped his political philosophy in for tax legislation, two Washing­ which sponsored a TibetEin art and giahage free ,ia rubbish? away. Leonard noted anyone be sold at the same time. have our advantEige of seeing Partner opens with 2-NT (22 Manchester Evening Herald present projeot is jus't now President Franklin D. Roosev­ ton veterans whose easy work­ exhibit in Tokyo, paid his ex­ Are furnaces add stoves . in who takes a little while longer Lucky Coupons all of the cards, but should have to 24 points), and the next play­ Bolton correspondent, Clemewell ready for construction by the elt’s New Deal, is determined ing arrangements were a by­ penses. ’ good working and placed to move should have the stick­ KNOWN HOR VALUES Lord Penney Planning and Zoning Panel made this play anyway. er passes. You hold: Spades, 6- Young, tel. 643-8981. Alco Development firm of Meri­ ers. that the massive programs he word, have drawn apart. Associ­ well awiay £ n ^ combustible den. They are buying the land. LONDON (AP) — Lord Pen­ When the king drops, South 4-S; Hearts, A-10; Diamonds, Q- The plan has won the support launched against poverty, for ates say there has been practi­ North Koreans in Viet ' walls and ceillings? Are frayed Mayor John E. Grant said at ney, who helped build the first is home. If the king falls to 10-6-6-3; Clubs, 8-6-2. of all Vernon firemen and the education and in welfare wBl cally no direct communication SEOUL, Korea, (AP) — South electricail c o :^ and defective the meeting it may be hard to atomic bomb, will step down as Re-elects Carino Chairm an What do you say? police. survive the Vietnam-troubled between them since the tax KoreEUi troops killed two uni­ drop, South gets to dummy appliances repaired? Are flam- Truck Hits Pole, convince the representatives to head of Britain’s Atomic Ener­ with the ace of hearts to lead Answer: Bid 3-NT. The com­ times and endure to be his mon­ message was sent to Congress Joseiph J. Oarino, incumbent rine Corps Reoruit Depot, Par­ formed North KoreEUi soldiers • able tiquids safely stored? start another project without Burpee Corps Meeting gy Authority Oct. 16. He is be­ another club. If East has the bined count should be 28 to 80 ument. Aug. 3. chairman o f the planning and ris Island, SjC. P vL Mackay Emd captured a third south- of “If you need help in check­ Power Out Hour first at least starting construc­ The Burpee Relief Corps will Mills’ indirect messages have coming rector of Imperial Col­ king of clubs, South can win points In high cards, enough for Mills, whose first Job was to is presently receilvlng additional the demilitarized zone today Edt- ing your home for these fire tion on this one. meet 'Wedneaday at 7 p.m. lege. Penney will be succeeded zoning commission, wels i-e-eleot- with the queen of clubs and re­ game but not enough for slam. help keep a small town Arkan­ been' increasingly sharp. The individual combat training. er the intruders revealed them­ hazards, eall your fire depart- Fifty-seven homes were left The commissioners decided to Members are asked to bring mm by Dr. John M. Hill, who had ed to tlhe position Tuesday Since your distribution is bEd- sas bank afloat during the most cutting was his commit­ Cheerieodera selves by tripping a boobytrap, turns to dummy with the ten ' merit today and ask them to without power yesterday when a consult the representatives with gMts fttr the paltdentls at Nocr- been in charge of production for of diamonds to lead EUiother anced you should not try for depression of the 1930’s, leans tee’s recent shelving of the tax night. Carino WEia also reap­ Cheerleaders at the high the Defense Ministry said. • help you inspect your home for truck rolled down Harrison St a letter sent through the may- wich Steibe (Hospital. Gifts the authority since 1964, it was club. East can take the king EU'. ll-trlck gEune in diamonds markedly to the conservative bill "until such time as the pointed as a South Windsor achoQl for the coming year are It SEild no South Koreans were Are safety.” and Slapped a utility pole. The or, should be unwrapped. President and the Congress announced. of clubs, if he hEis it, but South rcther than the 9-trlck giune in side in fiscal matters. But he is representative to the Capditol JoEinne Lafleur, captain; Shor- hurt in the gunfight six hours And while cleaning up the driver, of the truck, Frank A. William Saitryb chairman of i Infant Seminars no blind Southern reactionary. reach an understanding’’ on cn Oreagnn, Banbana JaJwLs, before a meeting at Which North will take three club tricks. This notrump. Valorle,' 49, o f East Hlaiitford, the Planning Commission said Dr. Ronald Ctooke, chief of Region Planning Committee toy attic, 'basement, doaet and ga­ He does not insist on a budget spending cuts. Mills says the ac­ Gives $2.5 Million Nancy Kuehn, Shelly Tompkins, Korea and the United Nations is all he needs, since he can Copyright 1667 wias charged with leaidiig the no paiticuiar areas have been pediiatirlc surgiery alt the Hart- the planning and awning com­ rage, the senior class asks you balanced every year. He has tion represents the overwhelm­ MILWAUKEE, Wls. (AP) — candy aagorsW, Pat Sullivan, Command accused each other of discard the losing spade from General Features Corp. truck 'W ithout 'setting the pinpointed by his commission ford Hospital is 'conducting two mission. to sa've old magpizines and carefully repeat^ over and ing sentiment of the House—and Victor McCormick, a prominent endEuigerlng the Korean armi­ dummy on the fourth round of brake. for redevelopment or reha-blUta- seminarH this morith at Rock- The town has two representa­ Debi Holland and Neva Ferri . newspapers fCr their drive Oct. over that he is not demanding he does not bring out of his com­ Green Bay, Wls., attorney and stice by hostile actions along the clubs. Ma'rvlin OsterUng, Mianchest- tion. The group has enough to vilie General Hoiqjlital on tives to the CRPA, one appoint­ The high school is Btoo form­ 21, and- the chuiches ask you that the welfare programs bear mittee bills the House won’t businessman, has g(iven $2.6 truce line. If East does not have the king er oflSce manager of the Hart­ do with preparing the compre- ’’Eknergency Siugiery on the ed by the piannlng and zoning ing a “Pep dab” and all stu­ to save good used clothing, the brunt of the economies he pass. million to his alma mater, Mar­ U.S. Air Force Maj.' Gen. of clubs, there is no advEUitage ford ■Electric Light Co.,, said the henslve plan for the town he Newtxim InifanL” j commission and the other made dents ore invited to join. FRANK’S CAFE blaniketa and maiterial for their advocates. quette University. Marvin C. Dernier told the Joint in taking a finesse. West will ooirtpany recei-ved a caU at During the first lecture lost toy the 'town council. Everett IMemlbens o f the editorial The Family Restanrant united relief appeal also on COUPON GOOD FRIDAY THE T3th ONLY Mills accepted enough of the The Very Rev. John P. Ray­ Military Armistice Commission get his king of clubs, if he hEis 12:25 pjn. that ”a pole was Delaney is the other representa­ ataiff of "The South Winds,” the CORNER MAIN & PEARL oat 21. The Superioi Cto-urt building Friday Dr. Cooke Stressed the new economics to pilot to pas­ Jimmy Stewart nor, S.J., Marquette president, that there have been 181 inci­ it guarded, and then South must burning up on Harrison St.” tive. Both terms expired as of high school newspaper IncJude Meeting on Learning Problems for the redevelopment project close team effodt required be- sage the tax reduction of announced the gift Wednesday r,!\Y, 'The East German Communists, to business pressures that ne­ youth and the Photography boEisted of his government’s sta­ Fresh Breads and Pastries ices in the State Department hit the uUliity pole near Han- shipments of asphalt and asphal­ Don’t delay. cessitated the move. bility, opposition forces in the naway SL and snapped it, and ^ r / R S T however, are putting up the Clilb in charge of photographs. Made Dolly! ot Education will be the g;uest tic products in 1966 amounted to city's most noticeable land­ In Hartford "I do intend to remain active National Assembly nearly sent Featuring Dolly Specials! also damaged the fence at Blast 26,437,603 short tons, 5.6 per J Oiri Scout Meedng speaker. YALE mark, a television needle that as a memiber of the town com­ the 1968 budget back to com- Legal Beverages Cemeteryi. cent over the 1965 total. Asphalt Girl Scout Troop 233 will hold Grange Officers Typewnter Service botfi stores open will be 1,170 feet high. By JOHN OBUBEB mittee,” atone sEdd. When ques­ mltte. A three-vote margin Tel. 649-6644 The truck belongs to the Joe for paving accounted for 74.3 GlEuma d’Angelo provided the . a weekly meeting Monday at Bolton Grange will have in­ Tel. 649-4086— Manchester For all their routine the pa­ tioned on the xjossible effects of spared De Gaulle an embarrass­ stallation of officers tomorrow LeVin'e Trucking Co. of East per cent of the shipments. tonight till 9! highlight of the evening last the Ellsworth School Cafeteria, trols also have their moments of the election of a Republican ma­ ing setback. night at 8 in the Community Hartford. It was damaged on night at the Buahnell as the jority in hist week’s election. Main St., from 7 to 8:80 p.m. The vote Wednesday followed relief. Hall. Bruce Ronson will be re­ the light fender, the hood and HEUitford Symphony Orchestra Stone commented that the elec­ Sometimes the intercom radio Assembly Adviser confident statements from De installed as master by Frank the roof, but was driveable, po- crackles with such messages opened its seEison of subscription tion had "absolutely nothing to Miss D ia n n e Livingston, Gaulle, reported to newsmen by Ruff, past master of HlUstown lice aay. - concerts before a near capacity do with my resignation.” Cabinet members, based on the Showtimes WeleenM H «r« as: “ Two kites at 9 o’clock.” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Thure. and Orange, and his installing team. yalorie 11s scheduled for court “ Ah-Roger, I’ve got them. (tirong. The Democratic town com­ old Livingston, 23 Locust St., failure Tuesday of a SociEilist “Point Blank” Sun., Mon. Sot. GOP Victory Dance appearance on Oct. 23. d n n ou n d m ^ We’U have to climb.” The internationally known mittee IbEis not yet named e Wapplng, hEU3 been appointed (jommonist censure motion. The Republican Town Com­ Wednesday, Centrist leader 8:50 6:30-10 Kite flying is a big West Ber­ sopmno, who wets rsdsed in Bris­ successor to atone, who has Grand Associate Worthy Advis­ mittee will sponsor a Victory b e s is t a n c e m u s e u m o p e n Jacques Duhamel moved to “ 3 Bites” 7:00 8:10 lin sport. Capt. Jim Stotler, 33, tol, WEIS first heard in MozEirt's served a four-year term as er for the state at the Grand Dance, open to everyone, Sat­ TRONDHEIM, Norway-rTron- force -the government to come styrofoam Marathon, Ohio, says the kites “ Exsultate Jubilate,” an esirly chEiirman of the committee. Assembly held recently In New urday night at the Community delag Home Front Museum, up with a new budget. A Gaul- come up to about 800-900 feet, work by the composer, dating This action is expected at the Haven. Hall from 9:80 to 1. Refresh­ opened here recently by King 11st coalition beat back the mo­ B O TH 1st RUN — B O TH IN C O L O R r in all sixes! with thin wire instead of string. from 1773. It was accorded a Nov. 10 meeting of the commit­ Miss Livingston is also ments —cake, coffee, soda, and Olav, contains a sizable collec­ XEROX tion, 241-238. Most of the 41 Cen­ balls, discs, "They could cause us trouble,” thoroughly fine performance in tee. worthy adviser of the MEUiches- ice will be served. tion of mementos of regional re­ ► rings and squares ^ true “ clEisslc” style. Miss d’An­ trists abstained on the earlier fi-G-MrKjCNnM ALVIN Stotler says, ” lf they got into 'Valley Club Meeting ter Assembly No. 16 and is a Fitness Class sistance against the Nazi occu­ gelo eschewed eJI traces of censure motion, and DuhameTs our rotors.” The PleasEuit Valley Club will senior at the South Windsor A physical fitness class for piers during World War II. COPY SERVICE subsequent action was a re­ ^ 2 locations: ^ Like all other detachment pi­ operaUcism Eind offered the hold its first meeting of the sea­ adults starts tonight in the high High School. minder to De Gaulle of his pre­ lots, Stotler has seen bombat florid vocal line in a manner son tordght at the clubhouse, LEE MARVIN M e U N M n school gym. It will be held from • Book Copying W MAIN ST. and EAST ^ flying in Vietnam. Capt. Frank thoroughly consistent with the carious majority in the Assem­ Ellington Rd. The* program will Miuichester Evening Herald 7:30 to 9:30 TTiursdays. Further ^ MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^ Frost, 41, Spartanburg, S.C. has comxxwer’s style and time. bly. “POINT BLANK’ • Letters and Legal Documents include a pot luck supper at South Windsor correspondent, information may be obtained FAT 0VEHWEI6HT been to Vietnam twice. She was also heard in the four 6:30 p.m. followed by a busi­ Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8682. Finns Devalue Mark from calling Mrs. Allan Hoff­ Available to you without a doc­ "ChEinsons de Ronsai’d” by ness meeting Eind auction. Mi's. tor’s prescription, our product • Can Print on Most Papers NO LIMITS ON THE GREAT SAVINGS HELSINKI, Finland (AP) — man, Loomis Rd. Milhaud, representing a thor­ Guy Finney is auctioneer. called Galaxon. You must lose HOUSEBOAT 2ND HOME Harvest Dance Oct. 21 • Reproduces Almost Everything .i, (IF WE BUN OUT WE WILL GOBT MORE) oughly different style of com­ Choir Rehearsal In a move to Improve its trade ugly fiat or your money back. bEdEUice and combat rising un­ The Men’s Club of St. Mau- position and msinner of tech­ The mdd-week rehearsal for BOSTON—More' than a score Galaxon is a tabjet and easUy 15c 1st Sheet • 10c All After 1st DON’T FORGET COUPON GOOD FRIDAY 13th ONLY "YOUR LUCKY DAY’ THESE ARE THE CORRECT VALUES nique. Like the MozEirt, these of manufacturers are turning employment, FlnlEuid devalued ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ swallowed. Get rid of excess fat the Youth Cliolr of St. Peter’s — Bulk Rates AvaUable — songs were done in excellent Episcopal Chuich originally out cruising houseboats^ and in its currency nearly a third to­ ^ 4L and live longer. Galaxon costs YOU GET WITH THE PURCHASES MADE style, though the soprano sound­ several states there are rental day Eind put a ceiling on consu­ $3.00 and is sold on this guar­ scheduled for to

% - 4 ' IfAOBFOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 Los Angeles Times Told Events Hebron CARPET and h Violated Merger Law PZC Approves Zone Change rTEMPLE FLOOR COVERING In Capilal 308 MAIN STHEBT (ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICR) . iMANCHEST*® IXW ANGELES (API — The are charged for the full run of To Allow Recreation Area Times Mirror Oo. has two the paper. The Baby Has Ferguson said the acquisitioo Want Hess Freed The Planning and Zoning general items of business and ONE OF THE LARGEST MAGEE CARPET STOC1K months to appeal a federal WASHINGTON (AP) — The "raised a barrier to entry of Commission has Approved the the approval of a physical ed­ ALSO ONE OF THE LARGEST ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVBUNG SE- court ruling that It divest Itself newspapers in the San Bernar­ American and British members I 6 proposed addition to the regu­ ucation teacher, early closing of the Ssm Bernardino Morning dino County market that is al­ of the International War Crimes for parent teacher conferences, L l ECTIONS in n e w EN G LAN D . lations which will permit the Sun and Evening Telegram, most impossible to overcome." Tribunal which in 1946 sen­ additional substitute teachers Been Named San Bernardino is about 65 tenced Rudolf Hess to life impri­ Zoning Board of Appeals to per­ purchased in June 1964. and extra custodial help. miles from Los Angeles. sonment agree the onetime No. mit a national non-profit organ­ The board will hear a recom­ U.S. Dist. Judge Warren J. The defense contended there 3 Nsizi should be freed. Ferguson, in a 38-page opi|ion.^ ization to erect private recrea­ mendation that custodians be \FIX- UP FOR FALLi M a n h a ll, D avid Oralg, oon o f iDaniid L . nnld B em io R oy was no appropriate market Francis Biddle, former U.S. said Wednesday the Times Mir­ tional facilities in Hebron. ’The paid one-and-a-half times their ,,;tflBi«iEaai, 151 ScHooa-Gt. H b WIBB iM m Se|)it 22 alt Mtanches- which includes both the Times Attorney General, told the Asso­ ror acquisition violated the regulations will become effec­ hourly rate for overtime work ter IMemorial HhMittlaL HSb nualteniial giUndpareribs o re Mr. and the Sun papers because ciated Press he and Britain’s tive Satitfday. and review legislation of the ju id M in. Mlaurlice R oy, HtailUraaid. H is flaltenilall gHari4*(renU Clayton Antitrust Act. there is no "cross-elasticity of Lord Oaksey, the presiding “ Evidence discloses the mar­ The Independent order of Odd 1967 general assembly. ' SAVE 20% to 50% ^ are M r. arict Mini. Diavid MhzisUaa, 79 Ck’ecAlwoold Dr. demand" between the papers member of the tribunal which ket has now been closed tight Fellows has been considering ’The board will also hear a and because they cannot be sub­ conducted war crimes trials in and no publisher will risk the the purchase of land on Old Col- recommendation that the regula­ GmtkiAmi, DamU LcoiMMt, non »f JUdc Hod Joiaon stitutes for one another. 1 Nurenburg, Germany, believe I I: expense of unilaterally starting chesterRd. adjacent to ’I'CAvn tions under board and school ON FAMOUS HAKE CARPETS - LMOLEUM - THE ' Hoielco Gualtiafflson, Rritlanid, V L, foam eriy xA MtUKheUber. He Norman Chandler, chairman the ailing and aging Hess has I I; a new dally newspaper" in San Refuse Area to erect a recrea­ policies, concerning rental of -wtan Uom GeiA. 22 nit Rut3anid HbqpiXialL Hte mribeniisl gvand- and chief executive officer of served long enough. Bernardino, Ferg\ison said. tional area. Several members the auditorium, be added to In­ parenhi are M!r. end Min. Joaejph HcMto, New Btataln. Rts pa- the Times Mirror, said in a In order for Hess to be re­ were at the hearing on Wednes­ 'Cernlal gianilparenibs a re Mir. enk) Mth. A nte OuMtiaHioii, 275 The government also sought clude, “ except that applications statement after the decision leased from Spandau Prison in day and indicated that, if ap­ for use of the facilities on a Sat­ '^ Hteniry BL to bar Times Mirror, publisher that his firm believes acquisi­ West Berlin all four nations proved, the group planned to of the Los Angeles Times, from urday or Sunday shall be pre­ tion of the Sun papers did not which composed the tribunal make application immediately. Special Gtfmiiaia, James, son loif fttanliey end Jelanneltibe Benoit buying any other newspaper in sented two weeks in advance of violate antitrust laws. He said would have to agrree. The others Following application, a pub­ GeiraUalla, 62 Verann Sit. H e wtas born Selplb. 22 elt Mlanciweter California, but Ferguson de­ the papers do not now or would are France and the Soviet Un­ lic hearing would be scheduled the dates requested." M em orial HoiapStai. H e has a b roib er, John, 18 mioniths; and a clined to issue an injunction. they in the future compete. ion. giving local residents an oppor­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cello will CERAMIC -slalter, TtanSa, 3 % . n ie Times Mirror Co. earlier During the trial it was tunity to express their opinion. close their store in Hebron Cen­ said it would appeal an adverse brought out that the Pulitzer Deny NATO Lag The facility, according to the ter from Oct. 16 to Oct. 24. The TILE BATHROOM Gregory, Cberjd Lynn, daugUter Olt Steven Jr. and Publishing Co., of St. Louis, decision to the U.S. Supreme WASHINGTON (AP) — The new regulations, must be owned Cellos are leaving Monday to .Judy (Boudtieau Gregory, So. Eagievllle Rd., SKom She was made an offer of about $15 mil­ Installed—up to 100 sq. ft. Court if necessary. United States, the Pentagon and operated as a private rec­ visit -Mrs. Cello’s brother, MSgt. bom SeiA. 15 Bit kOanchectter Memuriial HolaidtaL Her mnlter- lion for the Sun papers. Material and labor. The Los Angeles Times has says, “ is fully able to meet its reational area and not be opened Kenneth White and his family nal gnandparenlts zure Mk. end M in Qeotige Boudrieeu, 313 five suburban sections distribut­ James A. Chithrie, head of the timlnig conunditmenitB for re-en­ to the public. No merchandise of in Columbia, S.C. Mrs. Cello has Adam s Sit. H er peltemlal gKandflalther fa Sberven Gregioty, S ec- ed with its regular editions. Sun Cio., said he chose to sell to forcement of NA’TO forces’’ and any kind would be sold on the not seen her brother for the lemeifto, OaHf. I II TTiese suburban sections carr>’ Times Mirror because Chandler will not be one division short of premises including alcoholic past six years and he has re­ f local news of the area in which was director of three large cor­ its 1968 quota as claimed in a beverages with the exception of cently returned from Vietnam. Feele, Knien Nancy, daugUter o f Ohiamea RtfaseU Jr. they are distributed and carry porations in San Bernardino Frae newspaper report. candy, tobacco, and soda. arid iwwa«»b<*h Keufer Peelle, Laurel Ridge Rd., ToUand. She advertising at lower rates than (bounty. ’The report, published in the The site must contain 1(X) con­ Manchester Evening Herald Estimates wee bom Seplt. 28 elt RockvSine Generel HospOtlaL Her peter- „.rial giendteltber fa Cbexfae R. FeeOe, Eaathiami[ihon, N.Y. She New York ’Times, contended the tiguous acres with a maximum Hebron correspondent Mrs. Mar­ and 12:15 p.m. for afternoon of 50 campsites allowed with a ban Ithree broMieie, Rualty, 7, Davlkl, 4, and John, 3; arid a war in Vietnam has drained jorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. SHOP AT C o lim ib ia closing^. away the troops needed to en­ maximum period of two weeks diBiter, Jane, 6. Special Buy! Each town, stressed Patros, camping per year by any party. able the United States to meet WORK AFFECTS POLICIES operates separately. Road con­ (Xher regnJlations concerning Mridore, Patrick Harold Jn son of PlaltrilclD Haiiolld and its military obligations to CHICAGO —Your work may Joen MricNeUll Mladore, Shoddy MHl Rd., Aridover. He was Robert Tuttle ditions vary throughout the NATO. dormitories and sanitary facili­ affect the cost of your auto in­ DIAL bom Aug. 9 elt Haittfocd HobptteL Hfa maitetiiial giendtetlher 2 state, he added, and so will Despite the Vietnam buildup, ties are inoluded. Sturdy Slat Benches surance. One company’s list of fa Andrew L. M&cNeni, Andover. Hfa palteimal grenn^ierente Danish-inspired Chairs school closings. the United States maintains five The commission viewed pre­ persons not permitted to buy 643-6662 are Mir. and M n Theophaie Mladore, Hartford. He has two Quits Zoning If the local schcxil is closed, strategic reserve Army divi­ liminary plans for a three- standard policies Includes sol­ NO OBLIGATION sfatere, Linda Joian, 8, enid Deiwn, 4. buses will not run for the high sions on the U.S. mainland for lot sub-division on Kinney Rd., diers, race-track employes, sa­ school or technical students al­ emergency use elsewhere in the which were presented by Rob­ OUT OF TOWN A ^ 7 8 8 48 size 1 A 8 8 Commission loonkeepers, poolroom opera­ (fawridiui, Christopher Paul, son o f Lt. Plaul Bind Roe- Lim it 2 36" size though these schools may be in world. ert Tupper. The commission CALL OOLLEOT Reg. to tors, employes (except manage­ anne Newmiann Sheridan, Phlllippdnes. wee bom SepiL 19 Our Reg. 10.88 ^ Our Reg. 14.88 J | _ V 7 Robert Tuttle, newly-elected session. has set a public hearing for Oct. 39.97 per customer ment personnel) of theaters, in ithe iPWiaiipiflneB. Hfa meitemiail granOparenlta ore Mr. and Republican selectmem has re­ On days when school is in Seek A-Blast 24. OPEN DAILY Mite. A. Gerard Newmenn, Grealt Neidt, N.Y. Hfa paternal 19 session and the weather be­ The C3ommiission re-elected restaurants and hotels, profes- signed as chairman of the Zon­ WASHING’rON (AP) —_ The .sional musicians—and, Ironical­ FORMICA COUNTER TOPS grandperenltte ere Dr. and M n B. J. Shierldan, BoOtlon. He has A most useful, versatile piece of furniture — use as comes increasingly inclement, Kennecott Copper rp. has Richard Keefe as chairman of Rugged yet graceful lines! Walnut finish wood, with ing and Planning (Commission ly, auto salesmen. EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED 9 - 6 a ibrother, Feitriiclki MlcHael, 1%. the primary concern is for the asked the Atomic Energy Com­ the commission and Richard T. cushions of comfortable polyfoam. High qu£^ty fabrics TV stand, cocktail table . . . great for plants! A handy “ due to the pressure of my du­ safety and welfare of all chil­ McDonald as secretary. The 78 Colors to Choose From . ties as selectman,” he said. mission :to set off an under­ THURS. - HU. 9-9 Hobbs, Diana Lynne, daughitor of Jamies end Diana Hy­ in smart textures and colors. A really terrific value! luggage stand for your guestroom, too. dren, continued Patros, and if ground nuclear blast to test its ix>ard welcomed its newest son Hobbs, St. Petertebmig, Flia>. She w es bom Sept. 15 In S t Tuttle was appointed select­ it is deemed advisable to close member, John Sibun, to his first man to replace Vincent Sledjes- effectiveness in copper mining, PeteRribuieh, Fffla. Her nuatemiaa gitendparenlto are Mr. and •■V early, dismissals will begin at meeting. M n lErwJn Hyson, 413 WtoodOanld Bt. Her paternal grtuid- ki who resigrned the post two the explosion, which wxwild ooBt CHARGE YOUR EXCITING PAHERNS IN 1:15 p.m. instead of 3:15. Chil­ about $13 million, would frac­ Bulletin Board pOrerits ere Mr. end M n IhiomiBte H . Hobbte, St. Petewfeurg, years ago, and was elected Oct. The Board of Admission of dren usually picked up by par­ ture a low grade copper ore de­ PRESCRIPTION Fla., ifonneriy of Mbncheriter. 2 . electors will meet Oct. 17 to ents will be gfiven an opportun­ posit owned by Kennecott near »i *, *. *1 Edhvard Peterson, veteran make new voters from 6 to 8 1 ity to call home. Safford, Ariz. Taft, Kevin Peter, Son of Ronalld and Lee MIonBtello member of the commission, has In the event that school is p.m. in the Town Office Build­ ARMSTRONG ^ been named chairman and Rus­ ’The AEC says the proposal is Taft, 17 Burice Rd., RockriMe. He wes bom Sept 80 at dismissed early and some par­ based on a study “ indicating the ing. RockwiilUe General Hospital. Hfa matenfal graridpererits are sell Carlson was appointed to The Board of Selectmen will OPEN A CALDOR ents may not be home, it is nuclear fracturing technique Wtleem* H«r« m Mr. end M n Peter MortdtelBio, Somen Hfa pabemal grand- Three Piece replace Tuttle. advisable to make arrangements meet torelght at 6 in the Town m mothier fa Mrs. B. W . Hoxter, JacMaonvOle, Fla. Hfa meternal Community Calendar could lead to recovery of copper with friends, neighbors or rela­ Office Building. m great giendmiolther fa M n Rachel Hughes, Amstoi'O^, Members of the Women’s Cir­ which previously could not be CHARGE ACCOUNT tives for the supervision of the School Board Meeting AT N. Y. Ho Was a brother, Gregbiy Wlard, 7; and a Efister, Rob- cle of the Congregational Church produced economically.” After Embossed Linoleum 1 Sectional Group The Hebron Board of Educa­ child. The child should be made in Lee, 3. are completing the solicitation the blast the copper would be tion will meet tonight at 8 in PINE PHARMACY llbkes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimenrional design. ^ familiar with these arrange­ recovered by washing it from of listings and orders lor the ments and the procedure he the elementary school. ’The 664 Center St. 649-6814 Bwansback, Debra Jean, daughter Wf WHUfam. R and 1968 Community Calendar. Any­ the ore in place. should use imder these clrcum,- board will take up several Its richly textured appearance makes Ingteboig Brodenen SWanback, Gehrig Rd., Tolland. She wes Our Reg. one who has not been ca ll^ stances. OAPITAJ. FOOTNOTE bom Oct. 2 Bt ManCheiBltor MemioriBl Honiltel. H w _ n ^ e m ^ should contact Miss Jean Low Price Patros stressed that parents JennlB Tbomas and Hall. the capital's new appointed city Two luxurious lounges in the the closing of schools. council. He replaces Max W. Ingrid Marleum Prior Hagenow, lEVwcasset, Mass. She was Communion Breakfast bom Orit 1 at Maricheistter Memoodal Hote|dtal. Her maternal modem style, plus a matching The Catholic Ladles Society Kampelman who withdrew his PET CENTER Manciieflter Evening Her­ 995 MAIN ST.—TEL. 649-4273—MANCHESTER grandpaieritte are Mite. Gertrude PWlor, m Florence St., and comer table. Group them several in- will hold a Communion break­ name because of possible con- ald Columbia correspondents fllct-of-ihterest complications. Fkiwejid Prior, EJaSt Hartford. Her patecriat giandnuiother is terestii^ ways. Custom covered In fast after the 9:15 a.m. mass Virginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. * Guaranteed let Quality Mra. AxJellne Hagenow, 94 Cooper St. lur choice of fabrics. An outstand- Oct. 15 and will meet at cnark’s DOG BARKING? CAPITAL QUOTE • Cut from Full Rolls value! Restaurant in Willimantic. “ We know the game the ad- MMn, Laurel Chrirtlne, daughter of Robert C. and The speaker will be Sister Stop him the easy, gentle way with Duplicate Bridge minisitration is playing, ’.nhey • Regularly $9.96 mathfw. nhMWft Masln, Lehanon. She was bom Sept 30 et Man- • 2 Lounges • Comer Table Mary de Lourdes of St. Joseph's are talking about things that MONTINA*^ cberiter Memorial Hotepllbal. H er maternal grandnniothier to HesuUn in a master pioiint du­ a Debarker Silent Dog Whistler. College. She is head of the (jhlld have nothing to do with the M n Helen M etcalf, Tauritan, Maaa. H er paternal grtend- EASY CREDIT TERMS-FREE LOCAL DELIVERY NJi plicate bridge game last, night Development Department at the budget deficit. The White House Only your dog mother to M » . Jewel Mariln, Bouxnie, Mlute. alt the Italian American Club VINYL CORLON® college and will discuss the de­ has fuzzed up this issue.” —Rep. can hear. are: Noith-South, Jhmes Ba­ 59c velopment of the child through Melvin R. Laird, of Wisconsin, NOW Nemnutta, Rebecca Leo, daughter o f John D. and Jan ker and Joe Ingmm, first; A tantalizingly different flooring with Grades 1 to 12, according to head of the House Republican Overhead Trolleys Retractable Leash Mueller Neumuth, Htekory Dr., Hebron. She was bom Sept P. D. Griflfittib and Russ Benit- natural design effect that fits prac­ Conference, alluding to the ad­ Your dog will always stay 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gitend- Mrs. Delvina Montlgny, publici­ ly, second, and Fhed Panzen- I* T put. 500 lb. test, 50 and 75 Lightweight, 500 lb. test. tically every decorative theme. Use it parerite are Dr. and M ie. Clydte D. Mueller, Fremorit, Oallf.. ty chairman for the Society. hagen and Lou Halpryn, third. ministration’s recent freeze on School Closings ft. cables. with everything from modem to fiormeriy o f GlaStoribury. Her palteinal gnandpareritte are Mr. Also, Eadt - Weat, James military construction and its George Patros, Porter School hints it would freeze federal $5.95 - $7.95 $6.95 feudal. Ideal for both home and busi­ and M n Harold M. Neumuth, GlBBlteribury. Her iriatemal Kronhofin and Robert Strlaitton, SQUARE n^ed-gitendmcthier to M n ElBatelbeth Stoops, PiiBltft, Kan. principal, has made an annouce- first; Mia. Gtenna HarUing highway funds. ness. Can be installed on floors in Two Piece Set ment regarding the closing of RABBIT PELLETS (Jirect contact with the ground. 19 YARD Her patemal great-giendmotthieite are Mjb. Katherine Neu- and Mra. June Roebucdc, sec­ CHAMELEONS mrith, GlBrtoribury, and M n Mh»y Lomtoteka, MaJde»-On- school due to Inclement weather. ond, and WUihm caUmun and FORBIDDEN WEAPON 50c , 1 lb. 9c, 26 lbs. 81.99, 50 beautiful colors. Patros said arrangements TOKYO—A Japeuiese can re­ Hurtaon, N.Y. She hiaa a sfater, ERaabetth Anne. 2% . Mrs. Paul Barton, tbfird. We sell mealworm. lbs. $3.75. No top! * Preparation and Inst^latlon Extra •i ^ have been made with radio sta­ The game is sponsored by ceive a 5-to-lO-year prison term Ftetciier, John Raymond, son of Griooge R. end Nancy Sofa and Chair tions W n c ..and WILI to an­ the Mamdiester Bridge Club for possessing a pistol, a weap­ Try our own blended foods for your parakeet or canary. Oairilyn Nbyes Fletcher, Anthony Rid., TbRand. He wBs bom nounce between 6:30 and 7:30 and played each Wekkiesday at on denied to private citizens. Hamster Food Specially Blended ...... lb. pkg. 29c PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE Sept 29 Bt MancheBter Memoriel HocpttaL Hfa maternal a.m. when school will close for 7:30 pjn. and Friday at 8 at Even shotguns for hunting ducks TUB ENCLOSURE gmandparerits are Mr. end Mite. Bernard Noyes, Suncook, the day and between 11:30 a.m. the dubhiouse on ESdridge St. or rifles for deer are restricted. N H. Hfa patenfal gitendpotterito are Mr. and M n George Fletcher, South Wlnctoor. Ho han tJwo aWtoite, Julie, 6, and $ Our Regular Low Plain or Hetty, 4. *,*,**■*• Price 169.88 With Swan WOODLAND Gardens ‘I r v in g A ll Your Garden Needsf Anderson, KaOifaen EUen, daughter of Doneld Zjw and ALL WAYS BEST Ootteen BBen Shannon Anderson, 5 TM St, ThcmpaonvlHe. 99 She was bom Sept 28 et Mancheeter Memortal Htospi/tai. I Her mBtemel grendpererite ere Mr. end M n Harold Shan­ Walnut finished frame, with polyfoam cushions Bulbs For A Colorful Spring! EARLY FAU SPECIAL! non, 17 OvBl Lane. Her patemal grandpareatn «*te Mr. and Sofa and Uin c. O. Anderrion, 25 Duridn St She hate a tonather, Brian custom-covered in a wide choice of colors and COLORFUL TULIPS, assorted, large -----10 for only 99c PERENNIALS CARNATIONS Matching Chair ^ C A N D I E S Lee, 6%. prices. Cushions are reversible. Ideal for den or DAFFODILS, aU colors ...... 10 for only $1J19 FOR-GET-ME-NOTS CLOVE PINKS Large HYACINTHS, sweet, large, early ...... 10 for only $1.39 SWEDBT WILLIAMS ENGLISH DAISIES playroom. ANCHOSA Johnson, Thomas Cheney m , non o f Thomeia Cheney II EASY CREDIT TERMS CROCUS ...... (3c each) 50 for only .$1.49 SHASTA DAISIES Selection and Mteryenn Stone Johnnon, 28 Duterit St. He w e» bom HOLLYHOCKS AND MANY MORE! In Stock Reg. 9.95 Sept. 30 Bt Mtencheteter MemioriBl HotepXaL Hfa maternal Rocking Chair...29.97 FREE LOCAL DELIVERY 20 for only 99c giend^jiarerito are Mr, end Mrs. WIHlem C. Stone, Ooventry. CHRYSANTHEMUMS m e pbitomal grendpererite e n Mr. arid M !n Ihomhe C. JohJWm, Bollton. He Mae a slater, MUryiann Phyttb, 3. For fall, hardy and colorful A. * A. fa. PANSIES, PANSIES. SWISS TRUCKLOAD PRICES 3 b., *2.25 From New England’s Largest Grower! RO O M SIZE niaiMiMiri, fbm n Ettubelh, daughter of Roriald A. and Large Plants. Only Oonatlance LamouireBux Kamlirilci, 305 Dfane Dr., South Wtodoor. She wee t»m Sept 29 at Manehealtec Memoribl Solid Maple Decorator Pieces ASBESTOS RUGS HoenOtBL Her motembt giteridpererita ere Mr. end M n An-. drew Uamoureeux, 34 Vfcttorta Rd. Her paternal gdanihncth- FEKTILIZER SPECIALS! HEMLOCKS, Canadian, 24” high, reg. $3.60 NOW $2.50 9’ X 12’ Hercidon or N]4on er fa M n Aridnw Kamlririd, Hartford. Sbe Has two rtatert, JUNIPBR-HBTZI, reg. $8.60 ...... NOW $2.M Re-inforced with double jute back for SCOTT8 TURF BUILDER *2 ...... reg. '$6.95 NOW $5.96 VINYL TILE Karen, S%, end Lym , 2%. Rtgularly to QiNDROMBDA reg. $3.96 ...... N W $2.96 added strength. Beautiful decorator ^ A fa fa YOUR Weeds ’n Feeds ...... reg. $12.95 NOW $10.95 BLUE HYDRANGEA, reg. $3.95 ...... - N W $^96 colors. 19.91 Cterey, Otethleen Pstricis, daughter o f Jamete and Pa­ FISON8, cos-ers 10,000 sq. ft , $1.00 off!...... NOW S7.95 h y b r i d c l e m a t i s In bloom! ...... N 4W $2.30 CHOICE LAWN CRAFT LAWN FOOD, reg. 4.96 NOW 2^bags .$7.60 PRIVET HEIDOING ...... tricia WteMi Oarey, Hennequtn Rd., OohmifalB. Sbe wen bora *99 VALUE 34^ 28 Bt S t Fiencfa HospMaL Her nfatenttl gmucDttrerita • “ POTTED PEJONIES, all colors! ...... ONLY $1.20 ORTHO LAWN FOOT ...... b o x i 58 are Mr, arid M n Patifafc Wellch, Andover. Her patera^ HaiUUOmeH M KlKnne neirioum i«ypo --— » - - - . LIME 50 lbs. 6«c; 3 Bags for only ...... w gmridpareritn ere Mr. end Mra. WSttfam Oarey, Hartford. She REG. $1.45—MINIATURE beautifully constructed ^ master cr^temen. You must 2 $ C 7 . 9 8 f hlate e sUter, Oolleen, 2. see these lovely pieces to appreciate them! 9” X 9” TUee — 12” x 12” TUea — 46 sq. SCOTTS BDcfaael SoL non o f RoUend J. and Bonnie ft. per case. Very good selection In stock. ir- SPREADER SPECIAL! POTTED e rjcrir»fa«i Oartlemian, 48 EUen Lane. He wBs bom Sept 27 at 10% O FF N o w M ^cberter Memorial HoaplteL Hfa iriatemal gran$piBrents ane Mr. arid Mra. Ralph Uptrian, Roclcvflfe. Hfa pahemal on all EASY SPREADER ROSES INLAID TENIX SOLID grari^xarents ere MT. end hbe. Louis Oasttelrian, Revere, 9x12 MBBB. He has a brother, Jooritban Afan, 2%. SHADE AND CUT FLOWERS VINYL CLEAR LINOLEUM Vlnoent Joseph, son of Piencfa A. Sr. end Nan- 1 lb. ORNAMENTAL F MUM BOUQUETS *1.39 BRAIDED Oora Bfawood LaeeDa, 74 School S t He wes bom Sept 28 at 2 lbs. $3.50 with a purchase of any bag Memoribl HospIUal. Hfa meteniBl gnandfether to ) of Lawn Food. RUNNERS Vinbent Larbte. Sr., Attfany, N.Y./Hfa patenfal grandtBItto to ’ m An v assortments t ► RUGS TREES! Only 42 Available! PVRACANTHA, “Rre Thorn.” Reg. $6.50...NOW $4.96 Raymond Bfaiwood. PaUm ^zringte. Fla. He Has thr<»e brrf»*-ni, TO GIVE AND ENJOY MT. ASH, With Orange Berries. Reg. $10.95. .NOW’ $7.95 FOR CARPETS Fkewfa, 17, Mlclfael, 16 end Jamesi, 4; end four aWteea, / Shfaryn, 20. Aim. 11, Maiy, 8, and Nancy, 6. “Do - It - Yourself Mate­ $20.98 / V Vickers, Fstifak MatOuw, son of Patifok and HOSTESS DESK I DESK rials” are now here for OtJN CABINET TIER CABINET ■ STUDENT DESK QUINN'S Kairol Kemp Vfekera, 9 Crow S t He wes bora Sept 27 SO 1/S X 18 X 28 1/2 in. (leaves down) 28 x 18 — H 70 GARDENS your fall dried arrange­ Maachaeter Memoribl HoBpttsJ. Hfa n«temrt gra^pbwnte ( a o o d k m d . Reg. $42.95 A S L O W A S V* are Mta. Geoage Oarter. 49 Cedar S t. ^ 1/D * IS 1/4 — H 67 ' / J , ^ \ PHARMACY ments; plus Gourds and Running Yard HbbtofL Hfa paternal grandpareeRs are hlr. end M in George Good Selecttmi of Colors. 97e SQ. YD. 878 Slain S t, Mancbester Your Complete GaMen Center! Let os help yon with your lawn and garden problems! Indian Com . . . We are p. VMken," Bhfamlleid. SAIE: THURS llira SAT. JOHN & LEON ZAPADKA MANliliESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Phone 64S-41S6 643-8474 your ctHnplete garden SUlUvan. Oolleen Aso, daughtw cf Ik«d(*tek end ^ y 168 WOODLAND STREET Qubm SulKven, 50 Pine S t Sbe was bom Bejit y e t 1 ^ - EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY O^IN LATE EVERY NIGHT GO TO A GROWER FOB HIS EXPEBIENCB AND KNOWLEDGE! center! * n te r Mtemcefal Ho^dbal. Her nfateraal gten in oth e^ Mm . Wkf'MA ^k/ipput/] i.i AfwOiJ.t'i VlffiViil •TBtM OTOWm TO OPEN DAILY TILL 9:00 P.M. are Mr. arid Mra. MScbael SuMven, Newport. ^ 1 ^ » Rc^d Herald Ads brother. Rteky. 3% ; and tw o afatera, Joann, 9, aud U M . 6. p f t ; ' : " "■ F & t l||n M BIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967

of the war followed Senator ’Thruston JUinrl^riitrr Morton’s attack on it, Connecticut “ First we had a former national com­ \ ^ t t p m t u i mittee chairman speaking as a doVe, Yankee READ now we have another former national ^ ' PUBLiIBHSD BY TBE committee chairman speaking as a PRESCRIPTIONS' 2 UBRALAY in 1968 is going to have to be, and they ciit superhighways, setting a le­ Cosmetic 'Flown From Hawaii' make iU symbolic contribution to "PrhJ- N e w S/ore L O W P R IC E S have therefore, a certain political com­ gal minimum of 40 miles per ect Concern” by finding room In its Super Specials pulsion to try to keep themselves capa­ hour. school system for a few children fn m ble of supporting him with a straight Before that hearing last win­ the North End of Hartford, perhaps ter there was only one emo­ face. From Morse and Gruening to Mc­ FREE COSMETIC room with Bolton families for some of tion we ever had regarding mo­ Come Visit The Most Mitchum Demlorant 2 Govern to Kennedy to Mansfield to Pul- • these children to stay during the school tor cycle riders. ’That was to Reg. 3.00. 2 ^ 0 ^ bright to Riblcoff to Stennls is a division week. wish them off the highways PRIZES wider than anything In the Republican Mlohael Dwortdn| Unusual Pharmacy This Is Bolton’s business, not Man­ forever. But when the Motor camp and much the more shocking, Vehicles Committee, after that Reg. Pli., BJ9. chester’s. All we in Manchester can do from the political point of view. hearing, favorably reported In Americal $2.00 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY is point out that we had our own period The truth is the war in Vietnam has and the General Assembly it­ of -wrestling with this issue, that we succeeded in shattering both political self adopted and Governor Famous Permanents brought to our controversy many varia­ parties. Dempsey signed a measdSp re­ W« strive to always bring you the lowest possible prices. Merely fiH out form and drop in box at to the first tions of sentiment and instinct and This gives them small license to taunt quiring Connecticut cyclists, However, we do top It off with High Quality Drugs and 99c analysis, but much good conscience on one another, and it gives any of the rest after this Oct 1, to wear crash services and with o sincere interest In your problems! Cosncetic Counter. both sides of the issue, and that we re­ helmets for their own protec­ • Gentle • Regular • Supw 200 Ladies of us small license to taunt the two of You'll love to stroll through our new, gcrfly decorated Cos­ • Gray • Oilkl’a solved the issue positively alter dlsens- them. For most of us, if we really look tion, we began, for the first time, to feel a degree of toler­ metic Dept, and Men's Bor. In our prescription department sion and debate which were, in the inside ourselves, find the war has frac­ Vtiiif.iim tfoiri»foi5i ation for those we had previ­ you'll read the wisdom of famous people, Bertrand Russell, main, a credit to the fimctionlng of a tured our own thinking and feeling, too. ously lumped all together as XTRA free and responsible society. Bernard Show, Dr. Brocekind and deModoriogo. Indeed we Save On Drags You Use Daily offensive hoodlums of the high­ CLIP THIS COUPON After our decision to participate in ore unique and ore just bursting with pride and hope to Strength Deodorant ways. Regular 49c Value Project Concern, there has been a di-vi­ Attlee Made History Too The essence of the helmet shore this feeling with you when you pay us o visit. R eg. 1.00. sion of result. There has, on the positive regulation is that it is In no As Winston Churchill symbolized the side, been whatever touch of good has sense a protection of a public Hope To See You ASPIRIN 5 Grain greatness and courage and glamor of been done by the dally Interplay be­ whose safety or comfort Is leadership which gave Britain glory and FULL 100 . tween two communities, the one our threatened by the cyclists, but Sincerely, Reg. $2.00 empire, so Clement Attlee was almost own suburban white, the other the North purely a measure to try to pro­ a cartoon version of the mild but dog­ NICE S EASY ' End of Hartford. But there has, on the tect the cyclists themselves. It Michael Dworkin ged little man who, through the cen­ denies to the cyclists, for their negative side, been a lingering and RiBG. PHARiMA.OIS{I turies, did the essential work and most own good, their right to risk sometimes venomous backlash, in which 1.28 of the dying for the empire builders. their own necks as they pleeuse. those who were closest to the extrem­ I Only, when Churchill and Attlee It is a little difficult, per­ ist fringes on the issue have sought to WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU-ANTITIES flourished in the same span of historical haps, to regard this as a saored CLIP THIS COUPON perpetuate the quarrel imd give it side TtHMuande of X-Tra Spectale Throug^ioat Store EXTRA SPECIALS time, the great game of glory had Just right. But the business of gov­ entrance into many other phases of Backstage At the Opera With Sylvian Oflara ernment compelling people to r . '' VV"' VALUABLE COUPON "" about played itself out, and the mild, Manchester public policy. GABRIE'LLA TUCCI AS TOSCA, GIUS EPPE CAMPGRA AS OAVARADOSSI do things for their own good CLIP THIS COUPON dogged little fellow had finally made up lies close to the totalitarian ,'W IIH.Ua4.1ll-J.1T But, even though the attainment of a Connecticut Opera Association’s “Tosca,” at Bushnell October 7 his mind to swap in some of the glory way of doing things. On the Regular 89c Veriue decision in Manchester, which now finds and some of the empire for a little liv­ other side of the coin, then, we CLIP THIS OODPON SIb.FRUITCAKE the children of Project Concern in their ing of his own. have the improbable, tdmost with WRDOWOODTIN SACCHARIN '/4 Grain second year in our schools, has left divi­ So it was that, almost the moment A 'Though for Today ludicrous proposition that these sion behind it, both camps of Manches­ Churchill had so gloriously preserved leather Jackets may be some of 9-VOLT BATTERY Filled with fniils and Sponsored by the Manchester S ter thought and policy had almost one By Rowland Evans Jr. raisins. Oeliciaus treat! the empire, and not, he himself pro­ Inside Coundl of Churches the last symbols and defenders common thought this summer when claimed, merely in order to preside over of traditional Yankee freedom. We find we cannot refrain there were flares of trouble in the North its liquidation, Attlee -was able to use Robert D. Novak “ Lo, I am with you always, from wishing them well in their End of Hartford. Both Manchester the political process to snatch every­ to the close of the age.” Report effort to prove the illegality or camps wondered, from their different thing except the glory of the victory St. Matt. 28:20 o NO BUT'JUU -AFTER TABTE obtain the repeal of the Con­ points of view, whether or not there had away from Churchill, and start sharing No fable old, nor mystic lore. o D1BS01,V11S INSTANT1.T ary Party (PRP). necticut compulsory helmet been any relationship between Project and dispensing the freedom, the privi­ SAIGON— Top U.S. officials the third reason, the one that No dream of bards and seers. FOR TRANSISTOR RADIO is not so obvious, is more basic The National Liberation Front law. We find ourselves feeling Concern and this summer’s events in lege, the comfort, the dignity that vic­ here are moving hard toward a No dead fact stranded on the CLIP THIS COUPON basic policy position on negota- than both these put together. Is usually referred to both as shore resentment of the Connecticut Hartford. Both schools of Manchester tory had protected. He dispensed it to jssnm T tions to end the war that flatly A major part of the negotia­ the political arm of the Vletcong Of the oblivious years, — General Assembly, for interfer­ CLIP THIS COUPON opinion wondered whether the busing of the colonial peoples abroad and to the guerrilla fighters and the spokes­ contradicts the official line in tions mania in Washington is the But warm, sweet, tender, even ing with our normal dislike of C LIP COUPON Bchool children had done any good. The colonial people at home as if they were man and top-level agent for the ’no s Washington. hope that somehow the National yet motorcycles. 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Johnson and his advisers would nam can be broken up and di­ And faith has sUll its OUvet the fact that the General As­ the captured official of the PRP, imme moment In the North End of Hart- One has to give Churchill his credit. stop all talk about how desper­ vided and that “ Southern ele­ And love its Galilee. sembly, by the law It adopted 17-21 JEWEL SUPPOSITORIES who documented the interlock­ Regular 89c "ford this summer — or would be some He would have led the British people to ately Washington wants to bring ments” in the front, alleged to John Greenleaf WhitUer "Our two years ago, and refused to ing relationship between the FULL D O ZE N -moment in some future summer—^when their victory even had he known, for Hanoi to the negotiating table. be Jealous of Northern Influence, Master” change In the last session, set supposedly autonomous Front, Submitted by WATCHES -some Individual or family would react sure, they ,were to turn from him to ’There are two rather obvious will make a bid for negotiations down the princnple that all the with Saigon. the PRP and the Communist The Rev. Francis C. Hawes people of Connecticut, however NYLOIt STOCKINGS differently to the opportunity to riot— Attlee and Attlee’s untraditional pur­ reasons for this, and one not so Party of North Vietnam, called Bethlehem, Conn. they felt as individuals, or how­ .react differently Just because there had poses the moment the victory had been obvious. As for the obvious rea­ Although this subject is treat­ the Lao Dong party. sons, the men who are running ed In Washington with the cau­ ever they may have voted in been this somewhat artificial and con­ won. In brief, no Important deci­ the show out here are convinced tion of a surgeon doing a lobot- referendum decisions in their trived lifting up contact -with an outside And one has to give Attlee his credit. sion of any kind, except for lo­ “There are also other subjects that every public appeal for omy, the hope that it will hap­ own communities, must drink •world, a world of some concern, over in Where Churchill served his King, Attlee cal military tactics, can be such as diplomatic relations, negotiations that comes from pen is held in very high quar­ made either by the NLF or the fluoridated water for their own .Manchester. served the ordinary Britisher, the some­ which the central committee of the White House or the State ters. Thus, the talk about nego­ PRP without first submitting the good, thus surrendering ttietr W^J^rm^CLIP THIS COUPON times insignificant little fellow who had the PRP isn’t able to handle It­ The downgrrade Judgment of those who Department streng^ens the tiations with Hanio is part and problem to Hanoi and the cen­ self and must rely on Lao Dong traditional Yankee privilege of previously: existed merely to serve and parcel of the hope that the NLF having as much dental decay bad opposed busing more probably was hand of Ho Chi Mirth. tral committee of the Lao Dong headquarters to take care of.” CLIP THIS COUPON that the evidence now seemed to be, did cheer the Churchills of history, but “ It’s like telling your real can be subverted, that anti- party. Furthermore, as of early last as they please. We used to find See tlie original factory prices of C79.96, CC9.96, C49.95, etc. -it not, that things like busing did no without whom no Churchill would ever estate man that your wife will Hanoi dissidents within the NLF Specifically, the Southern par­ summer, all the political cadres a kind of righteous pleasure VALUABLE COUPON "" can be wooed away, and that and a most interesting chaI-> Regular 89c Veriue good, and that North Hartford’s conduct have had a footing toward* fame. Just die if she doesn’t get that ty and Its National Liberation —that is, the leaders —at batta­ house on the comer,” a cold this fracture of Ho Chi Mlnh’s Front are positively barred from lenge In trying to combat and CLIP THIS COUPON this summer proved it. What may never be realized is that lion level and above in the Vlet­ war strategist told us. “ That is North-South axis will hasten ne­ any Independent action at all in cong military structure are re­ defeat the crackpot arguments J But neither camp could be sure. the determination of Attlee was, in real­ Regular $6.95 A.P.C. ity, Just as heroic. Just as grim as that guaranteed to raise the price of gotiations. the most significant areas of pol­ turnees, or Southerners who of the antl-fluoridatlonists, un­ Neither could escape wondering. There the house on the spot.” icy and decision. “Political mat­ til the General Assembly cir­ of Churchill, and that it may have had Just how preposterous this went North in 1954 and returned 'is, of course, no absolute proof one way ’The second obvious reason Is ters are the property of the Lao in the early 1960s to fight the cled around in back of them VALUABLE COUPON an even greater impact on the history hope is can now be explained or another in such matters of sociologl- that the President’s repetitive by the results of an extraord­ Dong headquarters,” the cap­ war. and cut them off from their VAPORIZOIt his time. ical chemistry. of appeals for talks distract and inary interview conducted by tured official disclosed. He tick­ Finally, the captured Com­ freedom to take their issue to • 8-12 HK)VRG e AUTOBKATK) SraUTOiTF 7-TTansistor But it seems to us that, with our hamper the fighting men who U. S. officials with a captured ed off the following: The nature munist leader revealed that the polls. Now we are not sure of the war, the relationship of American wof-ld threatening to fall in wonder why they should be so official of the Communist par­ close to a dozen members of the crazy antl-fluoridatlonlsts Our Poisonous Snakes military to political activity, the RADIO on us all, it-is som ^ow better to think eager to fight when the politi­ ty of South Vietnam —formally do not, in some ludicrous way, styled the People’s Revolution­ question of negotiations. (See Page Eight) Includes of reasons for debating possibilities of A six-year-old boy in East Lyme bit­ cians are so eager to talk. But represent the sacred and tradi­ tional freedom for which New I Carrying Cose ■ doing something, and somehow better ten by a copperhead is reported doing CLIP THIS COUPON well after recel-ving emergency care England was founded. Bottery - to try to do some small concrete thing, We w^re feeling so preoccu­ 2 .9 9 too, if a community can so decide, than and hospital treatment with anti-venom ^dm i!ILkHugh Scott of Pennsylvania, the frac- Wlih our growing Suburbia encroach­ pions o f 1967, take part In a pipe 'luring of the Republican party on the C ing on the habitats of the copperhead band festival sptmsored here by 4-az. ~ -issue of Vietnam becomes well-night and tlmbei» rattler, people, particularly the Manchester Pipe Band. com plete. children, ought to be taught to recog­ Ellington Purchasing Co, de­ W : As Senator Case of New Jersey, hlm- nize hem and stay clear of them, and cides 'to go ahead with pinna ^ l^’self .a rather volative character on the know what to do until help comes, or to ym sm R UTM^mvcA bato^i , too, m t ^ fo r a new 3422,600 country club CLIP THIS COUPON w CLIP THIS COUPON ''r,,.., CLIP THIS COUPON In that town after a month-long ^ -Vietnam issue observed, when Scott’s get help, if bitten. — ANSONIA SEN- M CASB M Y h/AMT * fund-raising drive. ■ y defense of President Johnson’s conduct ■nNEL ' / w m M

By TOM HOOE graded role of Formosan rep­ the PRP central committee, the AMOdated Pre«H Writer resentative. Communist party in the South, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Holding fast in an area of the are also membera of the Lao owv Smy. JKocl world dominated by the influ­ (AP) — In the debates of the Dong centra! committee, the United Nations, where Invective ence of Peking, the Nationalists Communist party in the North. is routine, three veteran mem­ are shunned by their Aslan This is powerful new evidence bers have received a lion's neighbors who are unwrllllng, or of the tight control of the North share of the brickbats. afraid, to have any dealings Over the years. South Africa, with such an outspoken foe of over the entire political-military Israel and Nationalist China the Red giant. structure in the South. USDA have accumulated a host of ene­ Israel, South Africa and Na­ It tells how fragile is any hope mies that is ifijpressive even by tionalist China have little in that the NLF cam be dealt with independently. The NLF is a CHOICE U.N. standard?. A goodly por­ common politically or culturally PORTERHOUSE tion of each General Assembly and often take opposing sides on wholly-owmed subsidiary. and much of the Security Coun­ U.N. Issues. But years of isola­ No less fragile is the apparent cil’s working time is divided be­ tion have forced them into a hope in the White House that Write now! tween assaults on the racial pol­ similar existence. non-stop appeals for negotiations icies of South Africa and Is­ The regional blocs to which Attends Seminar will produce them. ’They have rael's running battle with its most members belong serve as not the slightest effect on Hanoi, Arab neighbors. an important instrument in Fred Rand Jr., son of Mr. but a distinctly bad efject here. STEAK When delegates arc not hom­ shaping U.N. policy. By geo­ and Mrs. Fred Rand Sr. of :J4 ing in on these targets, they are graphic standards, China, South Spaulding Circle, East Hart­ apt to occupy themselves with Africa and Israel all qualify for ford, a junior in the electrical W eath er the U.N. status of Nationalist membership in the powerful department at Howell Cheney China, a topic which crops up at Asian-Afrlcan group, but all Technical School, has been se­ WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — A the outset of the general debate three are barred. lected to attend the "28th an­ sprawling high pressure system each year and mounts in inten­ Rarely are any of the three nual Conference and Short dominates most of the eastern sity until the assembly votes asked to inscribe their names as Course in Yearbook Produc­ half of the nation this morning, whether to give Pekiiig or Taip­ cosponsors of a resolution. Dele­ tion" Friday and Saturday at the U.S. Weather Bureau re­ gates realize that such endorse­ Columbia University in New ports. The center of this system you could win ei the Chinese seat. What force of circumstances has cast these ment might doom a proposal be­ York a ty . lies over the Ohio Valley. The three nations in the role of step­ fore it reached the floor. He has been selected because system is moving eastward and child? About 10 years ago, the. as­ of his unselfish contribution to will dominate Connecticut's On the surface, the three sembly sought unanimous spon­ the school in the planning, de­ weather through at least Fri­ members have arrived at their sorship for an innocuous disar­ sign, and preparation of the day. position for unrelated reasons, mament resolution reasoning school yearbook "Craftsman, The cool air Eissociated with but the underlying cause seems that this would gruarantee unani­ Class of 1967” . Rand, editor of this area of'^Iilgh pressure is to be the same. Israel, South mous approval. To everyone’s the yearbook, is also a staff ty­ rather unstable and continues Africa and China have all in­ amazement, the Arab states pist for the school newspaper, to be rather moist at the lower USDA CHOICE curred the enmity of their voted solidly against the propos­ a member of the Photography levels of the atmosphere. Over­ neighbors, largely because they al on the heels of U.S. and So­ Club, and a former library night this condition was respon­ have attained affluence in alien viet speeches hailing the solid 2 aide. He received a silver merit sible for a considerable amount areas where they are not want­ response. The reason? Israel’s award pin in recognition of his of cloudiness over much of the SIRLOIN ed. name was on the sponsors’ roll. academic achievement during $500 Northeast. This cloudiness, act­ Despite hundreds o ' debates Israel and South Africa are the 1966-67 school year. ing as a blanket, prevented tem­ aimed at solving the problem not under the perennial threat The conference working ses­ peratures from falling to the STEAK and millions of dollars poured of expulsion that hangs over Na­ sions will cover every subject chilly levels which had been ex­ into peacekeeping efforts, re­ tionalist China, but hard-core necessary to an understanding pected. Early morning low read­ sentment has mounted over Is­ African members have often de­ of the yearbook as a record of ings over southern New England CEN TER CUT rael’s determination to carve manded that South Africa be the school year. The sessions generally ranged from the mid out a state on soil the Arabs thrown out, ahd the Arabs chal­ will be climaxed by a formal 40s to low 60s. claim is theirs. This conflict, of dinner which will be in the Im­ lenge Israel’s right to exist as a As the area of high pressure CHUCK interest has resulted in three nation, let alone as a member. perial Ballroom of the Ameri­ builds over the Northeast today, contest closes October 20*” wars climaxed by the bloody The walkout, favorite expres­ cana Hotel. more stable and drier conditions struggle of last June which The trip to New York City sion of disapproval in the United will result. Cloudiness will slow­ wrecked the vaunted Arab war Nations, is a familiar story writh is being sponsored by Paul Nel­ STEAK ly decrease with partial sun­ machine. all three. son, a representative of Brad­ South Africa has alienated it­ shine prevailing. The center of The Arab group staged one of bury, Sayles, O’Neill Inc., pub­ self from most of the world by high pressure will be passing to the early walkouts when the lisher of the Howell Cheney following a policy of apartheid our east tomorrow, and after a United Nations voted in 1948 to Technical School yearbook. or race segregation that is gen­ rather chilly night temperatures KRAKUS MPORTED partition Palestine and make Rand will be accompanied by erally abhorred. But the mere Friday will begin to rise under a room for an Israeli nation. And Eugene Lescroart, machine shop fact that the South Africans are southwesterly air flow. whenever a Nationalist Chinese department head at the techni­ maintaining a flourishing white CANNED $A.89 addresses the assembly, the cal school. They will be staying government on a continent of Communist bloc stalks out of at the Columbia Club while in awakening black nationalism New York. 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\ ' Y MAJJCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 Section Two THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1967 jRmtrl|fp0tpr lEttrtthtg %ralh THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 Pages 11 to 20 Eva Johnson Consultant Seen Beneficial Obituary Am erican U.S. Bombs Land [ Police Arrests Hurt in Freak In Filling Curtis Post Stores Open Otarawe B. Walker Casualties Eric Gustafson, 27, o f 462 E. Middle Tpke. was charged this appraisal procedure, hold inter­ Gtarence B. Walker, 32, of 84 The Board of Education’s per­ Toidght to moiTiing wim Indecent -expo­ views, and choose the “ six or VUlage S t, was found dead yes­ Auto Mishap Near Marine Post sonnel committee has recom­ A re Down sure. He was arrested on a war­ eight of me best qualifi^ peo­ terday noon at hli home. Dr. (Continued from Page O n e ) ------mended that me board hire a 9 0 X : i 6 c k rant after a complalntant, a consultant to assist In choos­ ple” for a final decision by me ItalMrt R. Keeney, medical ex­ Two persons were taken to (Continued from Page One) Infantrymen patrolling 38 neighbor, told police she had ing a successor to School Su­ board, DOU said. aminer, attributed death to Manchester Memorial Hospital filtrators threaten to outflank miles northwest of Saigon found after car mishaps, one early last week 890 were wounded the Marine llrte _Just below the ______stores of small____ weapons^______while 80 seen Gustafson on several oc­ perintendent William Cnrtls. Supt. Curtis has told me natural causes. Little, Schendel this morning and the other last ^<1 26 were missing or cap- d MZ and strike t^t the central miles east of Saigon they turned casions standing In me door-' ’The recomitaendation was board he wants to retire at me Mr. Walker was bom Feb. 26, night. tured, as compared with IBO area of Quang Tri Province and up more tunnels In a complex way of his home wearing no made at this week’s meeting by end of me current academic Deny Forming 19S8 in Manchester, son of Mrs. Hva M. Johnson of 64 Rich- killed, 1,768 wounded and three the provincial capital. that has already disgorged a domes, police say. Walter Doll, committee chair­ year, but mat he will stay on Admeide Lamprecht Walker mond Dr. was rushed to the missing a week earlier. Marine tactical Jets have also small mountain of weapons, Frank Hauzeur, 26, of Wap- man, and will be placed on me through 1969 if necessary. Political Party MoUer of Cheshire and the late hospital last night after she was The U.S. death toll last week been working over this area dal- About six major tunnel areas plng was charged wim failure agenda for consideration at me He told me board his office •> Clarmce Walker. to observe an optical restriction has sent out 60-60 personal let­ caught In her car door when was the lowest In two months, ]y as well as hitting the Red po- have been found In the Jungled Oct. 23 meeting. Wilber Little, president of the Survivors, besides his mother, It rolled backward down a hill, since the week of Aug. 12 when sltlons Just above the DMZ. , foothills east of the capital, and on his license and failure to Doll said he felt me move ters announcing me opening for, Manchester Property Owners include two sons, Michael She was admitted at the hoe- ^ Americans were killed In ac- jbe focus was on the some 1,000 weapons counted. In- display two registration plates. would be “ a very good invest­ me position. TTie deadline for Walker and David Walker; a pltal _ with a possible fractured ______threatened northern provinces, fantrymen probing the tunnels He was arrested yesterday af­ ment” after talking to board applications Is Nov. 16. Protective Association daughter, Deborah Walker; and and leg* and is In satis- South Vietnamese casualties scattered actions were reported with...... lights— and sometimes with ternoon after pick-up truck was members in Glastonbury and Board members declined to (MPOPA), and former PeUoe observed on Buckland Rd. wim a sister, Mrs. Frederick W. factory condition today, a hos- J^t week were P“ t at 2M killed, gjgewhere, and American sol- oxygen marks reported locating Wemersfield, where consultant act on me committee recom­ Chief Herman Schendel, Its Harrison Jr. of New London. pital official said. *82 wounded and 82 missing, a turned up more under- about 4,000 pounds of medical no front license plate. services were utilized In hir­ mendation pending study o f me treasurer, last night denied what Funeral srevlces were held Police say the accident hap- marked increase over tee pre- armories In the Saigon supplies today. The search was Jerry W. Bergeron, 21, of ing superintendents recently. budget by Curtis to see if funds Chestnut Hill, Lebanon, was they called “ accusations" that thU afternoon at the Holmes pened this way: Miss Johnson vlous week when Vietnamese area. continuing, with officers confi- Doll said he had already held for me consultant can be made charged wim making unneces­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. parked the car heading east on military headquarters reported The air war over North Viet- dent more would be discovered a preliminary discussion wim a available. mey are using the association to sary noise wim a motor vehi­ Burial was In East Cemetery. CJushman Dr. near Tracy Dr. H4 men killed, 481 wounded and nam was again sharply limited In the area, which was evidently professor In Trinity College’s But by consensus, me board form a new poUtlcal party. ------As she was getting out, the car five missing. cle yesterday shortly after 7 School of Education who does indicated its interest in me pro­ by bad weather. a major guerrilla headquarters. Uttle, a member of me OOP ______began to roll backward and she The total enemy killed last p.m. Police say he was observ­ consulting work “ reasonably" posal and directed Doll to ob­ was caught in the open car door, week was; 1,331, the U.S. Com- ed pulling out of a town park­ and mat me man would be tain more details on me scope Town Committee and until re­ cently Republican chairman of Funerals She tried to run with the car, mand said, up from a readjust- ing lot and onto Birch St. ac­ available. and cost of me consultant ser but was unable to do so. The ®tl figure of 1,100 the week be- About Town Blast Rocks celerating rapidly and squeal­ A consultant would develop an vices. Voting District 7, addressed an MPOPA membership meeting of Mrs. Edith TTioren car went over a curb and onto fore. ing me car tires. Miss Constance E. Barrett, Gutafson, Hauzeur and Ber­ about 160, meeting at Waddell PXmmal servioes for Mrs. the front lawn of 68 Cushman In a new addition to its week- the organization Is non-partisan daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Har- geron are scheduled for arraign­ School. M t h Thoiren o f 57 HBmlln St. Dr., and in doing so knocked old S. Barrett of 120 Lakewood Truck Plant and takes action for or opposed ment Oct. 30. What Effect^, w e re held yeeftenday afternoon her to the ground. wm.nXd Orcle, and Miss Paula R. to selected governmental Is­ He said me association is non­ at SL Mhry's Episoopal Church. She was t^ e n to the hospl- ^ Rosen, daughter of Dr. and In Squabble sues. It neimer supports nor op­ partisan and will support for of­ mThe e Rev.XVBV. James Bottoms offl- talbca byfcFj ambulance. ^^4 ____ ♦« 1 r«tei xvxrs.Mrs. Theodore xiieuuure xw»euRosen uiof xw100 poses candidates nor do.-s it Che^s D eath fice “ anyone working for the oiattd. Sydney MhcAlptoe was At the time of tte mishap, « 6 Waranoke Rd., were named to (Continued from Page One) Andover support or oppose politi 1 par­ good of the town." organist.organteL Burial was in Bast she was making collections for the dean’s list for the first ties. Uttle, last November, was the cans wounded In the war. It said mered out in two days of meet­ Cemeteiiy. the United Fund. semester at Wheaton College, On Leftists? Republican-endorsed candidate Joseph Mlelcsarek, 43, of 1039 <^^7 required hospitalizaf-o., ings and would return to the ^Fish^ in Bolton Area Atrnits Call for Help Beiai«r3 were Ohiairieis Norris, Norton, Mass, Manchester Evening Her­ for state representative from - while 41,458 did not. « highways under its terms—if ap­ L W Y B uffet Artiiur Knofla, WlMlam Steven­ Tolland Tpke. was taken to Man­ ald Andover correspondent, (Continued from Page One) . The “Greater Bolton" com­ service or call someone else al, me Memodist, and St. Mau­ Manchester’s 2om Assembly proved by the carriers. son, Arthur HMmes, Wilbur chester Memorial Hospital at Cub Scout Pack 68 of Waddell Lawrence Moe, tel. 742-6796. who can. The caller does not rice Roman CamoUc churches, District. He was defeated by ___Mantho said, “ The strikers peaceful -"volutionary line, Was munity help-my-neighbor effort Brown and IMlchiael Hewitt. 1:16 this morning after the car School will have a registration Set Oct. 27 have to belong to a church. me idea began to blossom 'vig­ Democrat Henry Becker. a damag ilow. And mey said known by the Christian symbol 2 Hie HolatneB Funeral Home, he was driving hit a telephone meeting tomorrow from 7 to 8 Besides the emergency aid. orously this summer. If me met­ Schendel said mat me reports Y om K ippur the present contract.” An International Buffet Din­ 400 Main St., was In dharge of pole off Adan)s St. near Lln- most ol conditions (hat “ Fish” is all organized and aphor can be strained fuifher - p.m. in the school cafeteria. A truckers group that parted ner and Bazaar to be put on by Pish is prepared to offer such are being circulated by mem­ arrangements. more Dr. Jet Crashes^ made thi I' . iian revolt success­ ready to receive and answer services as reading to the blind the harvest is at hand, when Boys from 8 to 10 years of age with the National Steel Carriers the Andover League of Women bers of me Republican leader­ At the hospital, he was treated This Friday wishing to Join the pack should poUcy differences accepted Voters is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ful do not .... st in most Latin calls for aid, according to me and company for me aged. me calls for a neighbor to help ship and called attention “ to op­ for a lacerated upper lip and attend the meeting accompanied pact in general but balked at the elementary school on 6 6 A board American cv>.n ”1e coordinating committee. Pic­ The answering service num­ a neighbor begin to come in. position to me MPOPA by the Jewish people all over the ber Is 647-1791. (Herald photo by Saternls) Vernon released, a hospital official said. by their parents, and are rc' at a key proposal—two hours Friday, Oct. 27. Main dishes, Amor ■ thi ig Gue­ tured here are committee offi­ Republican Party." world will observe their most (Continued from Page One) Fliers have been distributed Police quoted Mielczarek as minded to use the cafeteria en­ free loading or unloading time salads and desserts from coun­ vara’s ^eath ,'fck to cers, from left, John Gleason He said mat he had been ap­ solemn holiday of Yom Kip­ In me churches, and aa many saying that a car traveling in trance. and a $10 per hour penalty pay­ tries all over me world will spokesman said while the pilots Ctustroite sub, .u sr. 1 v nl.so of Vernon, coordinator; Mrs. proached to run for public of­ pur or Day of Atonement beg;ln- persons made aware of the serv­ St. John^s Friendship Club Sponsors Bazaar Ashe Fund the opposite direction forced ment alter that. be prepared by League mem­ spotted wreckage, they were not considered it a t . ' Chi­ Paul Holmes of Hebron, sec­ Carlsons Feted fice but had turned down me re­ him from the road. He was glv- nlng this Friday at sundown and The Elks Club will serve cher­ bers and townspeople. na’s brand of Intern? ':)*■ al com­ retary-treasurer, and Mrs. ices as possible. As yet, there quests. “ I am not Interested In sure it was from the plane and 2 p.m. A variety o f hanidl'wcrk and niovel'tles ’wlU be offered, en a written warning for driving continuing through Saturday, rystone clams, steamers, clam The dinner is a fund raising munism. ’These say mat Gue­ George Williams of Bolton, as­ have been no calls for aid. politics," he said. TTiree m em bers o f 'tihe FriienclShdlp Cltib o f S t. Jbhn’is FtoUkh no survivors were seen. On Anniversary^ including Chriatmaa decoratinna The main feature of the after drinking. The observance begins with a chowder, baked stuffed clams event for me local league. Re­ vara, in leaving Cuba, had gone sistant coordinator. All aid rendered will be kept Nhttionial OalthnOlO Churoh, 23 Golwtay S t, don naltlve cos­ Will Award An RAF air-sea rescue launch The MPOPA membership, by event Os a P oM i KTitichen which 'will feature gaiObkO: and . Kol Nidre service in the Syn- and shrimp cocktail tomorrow turns from me dinner will be beyond regional or local Marx- “ Greater Bolton” is mat area confidential, and me only re­ Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Carlson a voice vote and wim no dissen­ tumes as they arrange aiUDcieis for a dhurrih fair Odt. 20 and’ A car driven by Wayne Nettle- •' Rusk Denies was sent to the scene of the 21 at. the Plorikh HUa of the church. They are, left to right, kdeOibaisa. wg announcement in Sal- The nature of me items make (Continued from Page One) hospital, meal preparation or ecumenical, being conducted by Orange, N.J. also wim no dissenting votes. p.m. Need in New Lincoln at $325 wtaiB iteken Homeitkne avirarded as a memorial prise to ^ sponsor a Seafood Night tomor- 7W President-elect Nmiven mem usable as birthday pres­ New Quarters other household chores because a number of churches togemer. The (barlsons received a Shef­ One Is to continue to press for bedroom apartments, Scott said. o aeninr nt Rnekville ycsterday at 8:46 p.m. Police The Day of Atonement is me ^ . a on t m.Qn ot gon that President elect xvguyen ents, party favors and such. through a mird country or be of illness, or the like, can call Seeds for its organization in In preliminary discussions on the proposed new Lin­ These are expected to have am wiJJhiln lth« posit Ifew dayls from ^ d m e * * r t ^ ^ say the Philip car stopped for culmination of me Ten Days of ^rom 6.30 to 10.30 p.in. at van Thleu plans to send Presl- (Continued from Page One) field silver tray, silver can- a Town Board of Directors’ re- UNICEF Christmas cards, delivered by a member of the me Fish telephone answering Bolton were planted by a Len­ delabras and a sliver vase, and 'vlew of me $366,000 (Jemetery coln School in Center Springs Park, members of the effect on the new Globe Hol­ the ftntner LioOouiUque Drew c f m o l t o ^ S a L p sign at Olcott alidSpen- Repentance which began on the post h om e.-^ e event Is open ^ent Ho Chi Mlnh of Norm Viet- low School which could cause St. Thomas More CamoUc High — ^ 6 the .Teudsh New to members and guests. greeting, and note cards will be ganization in the same country International (Control Commis­ service number find will, wim­ ten study group at St. George’s a floral arrangement. The gifts Perpetual Care Fund. The omer Town Building Committee “indicated strongly” that Shlop bflf ToTanid 'Tpke. cer St. and me (toughlln car Rosh Hashonah, me Jewish New nam an offer for a week-long a "chain reaction," requiring School. on sale as well as me league as me military headquarters. sion, whose Indian, Polish and in a few minutes, receive a call Episcopal Church this spring. were presented by Elmer John­ Is for a charter change to pro­ bumped It In me rear, doing Year, on Thursday of last week. bombing halt to get peace talks the school should be planned for 20 classrooms rather ThioRlas Shea oir 6fi EEUrtOge calendar. Reporters were ushed mrough Canadian staff members are in from a Fish voltmteer. The vol­ After a combined meeting wim son, Mrs. Carlson’s bromer. Mr. vide a three-man elected board shuffling school district lines or The Rockville High winner The day is devoted entirely to started. Thleu said me letter than 16, Assistant Superintend- S t 'tnOd pioViioe he riaw ithe Item minor damage. Foreign students from me broad, still not quite finished, both Norm and Soum Vietnam, unteer will eimer perform me members of me Congregation­ and Mrs. Johnson were attend­ of assessors, to replace me sin­ necessitating transporting chil­ will be chosen on me basis o f j j j ^ , g parking lot at 266 W. things of the spirit, prayer, med- will be sent after his In­ ent of Schools Ronald Scott told eight to ten per cent, Scott said. Art Exhibition University of Connecticut wim corridors into me meeting halt theoretically to control observ­ ants at me Carlsons’ wedding. gle, appointed assessor. dren among several schools, laidt Mondiay. Uotlt ndghit $t w«z auguration Oct. 30. the Board of Education this He said he thought this fig­ leadershlp and civic minded- Middle Tpke., a car driven by itatlon, collective confession of host families in Andover are of the Atlantic Council. There ance of the 1964 Geneva agree­ A three-tiered wedding cake Uttle said mat an elected said the assistant superin­ no kmiger there, he reportled. "Of course, we’d be very week. ure seemed excessive since the tendent. ness. The St. Thomas More High Fraser, 61, of 60 B. Mid- stn and pleas for forgiveness In Glastonbuiy being invited to attend me din­ me permanent representatives ments. was me centerpiece for a buf­ board of assessors could be con­ much interested In Hanoi’s re­ Scott said the TBC feels the mentally retarded, for example, The coffee mlakeir 'waii h) the prise wlU be given to me senior backed Into a parked and atonement. The worship- ner as guests of Andover of the member nations will sit The spokesman also indicated fet table. trolled by town electors. The At the close of his presenta­ The Glastonbury Art Guild sponse,’’ Rusk said. rooms should be incorporated represent only about one per tion, Scott was directed by the bock room, polUlce hiy, Bind left exceUlng In religion. ,, Francisco Enos pew fast for twenty-five hours League. Members and all om- at a huge round walnut table, that the letter might be deliv­ On Oct. 2 me Carlsons return­ single, appointed assessor, he P.A.C. into the original construction cent of the school population. board to check his figures with there hfber (the hustoeW weoit A goal of $5,000 has been set Brookline Rd Coventry. The abstaining from food and drink, will sponsor Its annual Fine ers Interested in attending covered in imitation leather. ered via me press by releasing ed from a mree-week trip said, is appointed by me town because adding them later Arnold Lawrence, architect for *rito bankrupiticy. to make possible a generous ^gjjj^_ plaise at 6:40 p.m. f™*” sunset to sunset. Jewish Arts Exhibition Saturday, Oct. should make reservations by There .are no windows at w e it to news media for Hanoi to abroad wim Mr. and Mrs. Vic- manager, who is appointed by A survey Scott made of new would prove more costly, and the Lincoln project, for more Giary OomeU Of 120 Ddtmonlt prize. Any excess funds received yegtej^^y and “ very minor tradition requires mat each Jew 28, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and General Synod October 16 wim Mrs. Eugene level, and me’ idelegates liml learti' of It that Way. BUtTrihbre toi Johnson of Manchester; me Board of Directors, remov­ apartment construction in Man­ obtaining a contractor for such detailed estimates on the total S t repoiiteid Itio ptbXloe yeWterdzy will be given to me chapel fund ^gg jong tg the vehl- examine his life and his actions Sunday, Oct. 29, from 1 p.m. to Schwanke, Long Hill Rd. look out only at the upper floor probably will go by diplqniatic Mrs. Carlson’s bromer and sls- ing control from me electors. chester, shows that those con­ a small project might prove cost of a four-room addition. tbalt a itypenvcUtea: 'w tak­ at Rockville (toneral Hospital. of me past year, make amends 5 pm. at me East Hartford Report Slated Leagrue officers point out that of melr own offices. channels, he said. ter-ln-law. The two couples 'vi­ Robert Fleisher, full-time paid taining two or three bedrooms cles, police say. The matter is expected to Donations may be made to where vvrongs were committed Federal Savings Bank, Main sited relatives in Sweden and difficult. are contributing an average en from hSz home wtwn a thief director of me Waterbury come up again at the board’s me Savings Bank of Rockville, and repent for all sins of omls- Glastonbury. Hartford District, of me Wom- went to London, Paris, Copen­ The original educational one-half child each to the school or thdevee eritorod It end took BINGO Taxpayers Association, was me Oct. 23 meeting. eome funiSture. P.O. Box 209, attention of Bion and commission, Kol ^ reception for exhibiting art- g^.g Fellowship of me Ctonnect- hagen and Switzerland. guest speaker last night. speclficatiom for the school system. He told the board to Charles E. Pressler. Checks Musical Uses EVERY MONDAY—8 ?M. called for 16 classrooms; how­ support the arg^ument for the On MiondBiy, Onnell n^xicted Se^n^vS rd^ and ’j® *®ut Conference of me United He ad'vised caution In backing BAILBOAD GOMES BACK should be made payable to me 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE a change In me tax aasessors ever Scott 'broached the Idea of four additional classrooms. the break fao poUce. He teCd Ingenious Sets me du ^ S f £ every pledge Jop.m."*'^''’ expansion at the board’s Sept. NEW YORK—A Maine rail- John F. Ashe Memorial Fund. P. A. C. BALLROOM Local Soprano office. He said mat a change Included In the survey— them that a ritriffidd cHalr, on To date donations amount to To Speed Action or vow or promise. During me r^ggg wishing to exhibit at annual meeOng Tuesday from for change’s sake was not me 26 meeting. which showed that recently con­ road that paid a dl'Vidend last end thIAe, a Oamp MUd acme about $2,000. monUng service, the ancient reminded mat two 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Soum Con- To Sing Solo answer. Some towns can oper­ New state legislation requir­ structed apartment dwellings year rewarded holders of Its both bowefls were tiaken. T PUC Okays Loan ritual of atonement In the ’Tern- ^ ^lay be submit- gregatlonal Church, East Hart- ate better wim a single, appoint­ ing 'towns to offer special edu­ are contributing a total of 129 common stock (or the first time OonwB c(dttnlaibea the value Irving Mann has designed an pie in Jeruselem Is la recalled ic-re- p^i„tings must be framed, ford. of the typewifter alt $80. For r a y i n g bank loans M d ingenious arrangement of dropn minding me worshippers of me Pointings must be framed, fo ^ . Miss Ellen Arendt of 38 Wil­ ed assessor, and omer towns cational programs for children children to the school system In 35 years. Viola Martin, state pre- LT.WOOD 'wim an elected board of asses­ with i>erceptual «mid other types extending a water line under movable platforms for need to “ cast awav W l r sins’ ’ hanging. Mrs. liams St. will be me soprano the Wilbur Cross Highway, me - how to Succeed In Busines.s to “ make them^a new heart Watercolors may be matted sldent, will report on th® pen- sors, he said. of handicaps was passed since soloist In a performance of Vemon Water Co. will borrow wimout really ’Trying,’ ’ me mu- and a new spirit ’’ At me end ®"Iy ^ hanging device Is pro- eral Synod, and there will be ramember the He advised a study of me al­ the speoilUcatlons were drown »86,000, according to me State giggi which me Uttle Theater of me service the Shofar (ram’s vlded and sculptors must sup- a panel discussion by memlwrs LOCKER PLANT and MEAT MARKET Rosslnrs “ Stabat Mater" Sun­ ternatives before a change is creating a potential need for more classroom spaces, Scott Public UtlUtles Commission. of Manchester will present at horn) ,s M o w for^t^^^^^ Ply pedestals. of me conference staff. Mrs'. Ed-tt.h. day at 8 p.m. at Bemany Lu­ recommended. FRESH MEATS — RETAIL DEPARTMENT had indicated. The PUC aumorlzed me loan Bailey Auditorium, Manchester to aienlfv me end of me peni- Further information may be ward Ladenburger, 50 Holly WILLIAMS meran Church, Cromwell. Schendel, in presenting a slx- to fflg^iy tne ena or “ ® ^ “ nhtninprf fm m Richard Rd., East Hartford, Is In charge In bringing the matter up by the firm from me Vernon High School, Thursday, Friday The sacred concert will be di­ monm financial report, listed tential .season and to symbolize obtained from Mrs. Kicnara roaot^uaHnna again this week, he said pro­ National Bank Wednesday after and Saturday, Nov. 2, 3 and 4 me victory of me spirit over the Whitehouse, 1643 Manchester “ reservauons rected by Mrs. Anna S. Pratt, $2,297 in receipts and $726.42 viding the four rooms would a public hearing on the loan at 8:30 p.m. Members of me Women’s Fel­ WILLIAMS former Manchester organist. it) disbursements, for a current flesh. Rd., Glastonbury. ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPUYED tend to give the school system Sept. 29. No objectors came to Wim 24 scene changes it was lowship of Center Congrega­ Miss Arendt h a s' studied voice balance of $1,670.68. The re­ some "flexibility” ^ of spaces the hearing, me PUC reported, necessary, Mann said, to have tional Church planning to attend for several years wim Mrs. ceipts are from membership WILLIAMS where practically none exists The hank loans amount to sets which could be manlpulat- me event are Mrs. Helen El­ NOT PRE-PACKAGED Pratt, and has frequently been dues of $5 per member. Uttle, now. 125,000 borrowed to build addl- ed In seconds so mat the action liot, Mrs. Alma ’Thlenes and guest artist at oratorio concerts In newspaper advertisements, for host In oil sorvico! If built as regular classrooms, tions, extensions and improve- of me play would not be slowed Mrs. Nona McCann; ’The Wom­ In me Hartford area. She Is had announced an MPOPA Informant Testifies the town would receive $900 per ments tjp me firm’s present sys- up. en’s Fellowship of Second Con­ studying voice In New York City. membership of 800 as of yes­ tern. •’Ihe pipeline under the A crew of 16 under me dlrec- gregational church will be rep­ HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT terday. pupil In state aid—approximate­ Ughway will connect parts of tion of crew chief. Prank resented by Mrs. Joseph Mar­ ly $27,000 per classroom or me system on eimer side. Mlnutello, is building me flats, In Rights Cases tin, Mrs. Donald Anderson and THE ANIMALS OBJECT $106,000 for tile four rooms, The PUC termed the loan “ in platforms and painting me Miss Isabelle Massey. NEW DELHI ((AP) — The Scott said. (Continued from Page One) If the rooms were con­ me public interest.’’ drops. Assisting Mlnutello are The Hartford District will SIDE OF summer monsoon this year was Dave Newirm, Dennis Fogarty, active in the Neshoba County USDA a heaven-sent boon to Indian structed to accommodate the case, but jurisdiction has been sponsor a bus trip Saturday, area,Miller said. perceptually handicapped, state Don Mullen, Gary Mullen, Jim transferred to a federal court Oct. 27, to me United Nations. farmers, but not to the animals He said some of the members j v o iv jv old would be about $1,100 per Seegers, Lee Burton, Rudy A bus will leave Hartford and (fhoujL^ TlljudA, 9 J in the Delhi zoo. Masons Plan district in Georgia. wanted to “ whip" Schwerner. pupil, he indicated. Coralli, Fred Bllsh, Jim Nicola, anomer from me Middletown CHOICE Apart from the discomfort of Asst. U.S. Atty. John Doar, and Jim Pendergast. Also, Bar­ At one Klan meeting. Miller WESTERN their flooded enclosures, some His discusedons with officials the Justice Department’s chief area. Those interested in mak­ U. S. CHOICE Annual Ball bara Rouhan, Robin Lockwood, said, “ Mr. Killen said to leave developed Itching because of from the State Department of civil rights trouble shooter, per­ ing me trip may contact Mrq. Friendship Lodge of Masons Gerrl Kelley, Alice Pouliot, and him (Schwerner) alone—mat excessive heat and moisture. Education have revealed that sonally handled the examina­ another klavern had been given West Hartford, or Mrs. Alfred Two hundred veterinarians towns ehould be thinking in wm have its second annual Ma- i,e handled by tion of Miller as the stocky pa­ approval for his elimination.” Spencer-'Jr. of Centerbrook. ROUND have been busy keeping sores tttTOs of eventually providing sor’c Ball on Saturday, Oct. 21 Joan Brownsteln and Jim Wag­ trolman told his story calmly. caused by scratching from be­ special programs and services at lastonbury Hills Country When asked by Dear who au­ A LOW COST PEOPLES ner will be in charge of light­ Miller said he joined me Klan thorized me “ elimination,” Mill­ coming infected. for a handicapped population of (3ii Fred Gaal is chairman for ing, and sound effects. Makeup when Edgar Ray “ Preacher” er replied, “ his elimination had ‘ h irmal event. Killen, one of me defendants, Foliage Tour ROAST will be directed by Kay Jan- been approved by me imperial ’1 . .'enir 'o^ins with a so­ STEER ney. ■ . -/ approached him In late March HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN cial uour at , ■ ;.iier at 7:30 or early April of 1964. Stage managers, Toni Fogarty Miller said he understood mat Set Saturday H ere’s and dancing m 9 to 1. and Betty Lundberg, will be In The target of the Klan group Real Some 1- -.tions are still backstage to ensure was Schwerner, a bearded civil at me time, Sam Holloway Bow Members of me Maxichester WILL HELP THE SITUATION VERY NICELY! ers Jr. was the imperial wizard Good $109 Creative Coiffures, Inc. available t an be made with nnt^nr-mant rights organizer who had been Jaycees plan to take about 160 smoom performances. of me Klan group. Bowers Is Eating! Gaal, who uves in Bolton, or e senior residents of me Manches­ . . .and every other home situation that requires improve­ among me 18 defendants. lb Mar^all Hodge of 12i Falknor ter ar'^a on a tour of me autumn is pleased fo ments, additions, remodeling, repainting, a new roof, Dr., senior deacon of the lodge. At a meeting with Killen at foliage Saturday. ’This Is me Miller’s home, on June 28, a Fancy or o major point.job. Come in and tell us your needs. The first ball last year was Ir Requires sevenm consecutive year mat FRESH, CUBED considered a tremendous suc­ New State Si week after the workers were me project has been sponsored LARGE, FRESH, FLUMP APPROXIMATE CUTS announce that cess by men Grand Master Wil­ slain. Miller said Killen told him by me club. Produce SEE HOW SMALL PEOPLE'S HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PAYMENTS ARE! liam Wyman, who said he would Advance Notice of Meetings the trio had been shot and had Robert Patrick, chairman of 6 to 8 Sirloin Steaks 2 Sirloin Roasts ROASTING VEAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS return In another year as “Just been burled irt an earthen dam. me event, has announced mat 8 to 10 Porterhouse Steaks 1 Eye Round Amount Miller said he was told me 8 to 10 Swiss Steaks 1 Flank Steak U.S. No. 1 an old past grand master.” He Public Act 728, Vss®*! I’T special and emergency a chartered bus, plus addiiton- Mr. John R. you has confirmed his attendance civil rights workers, “ Were al private drivers will be used 2 to 3 Short Steaks 4 Soup Shanks CHICKENS CUTLETS 1967 General Assembly and ef- meetings. *------MeINTOSH receive 12 months 24 months 36- months 60 months this year. Other Grand Lodge Notice of a special meeting chased down Highway 19 about year due to me large re- 2 to 4 Top Sirloin Steaks 10 to 16 'Lbs. Hamburg ______. are fectlve as of Oct. 1, requires j^jg^ {jg filed wim me town 100 miles, per hour" on the night gpQjjgg_ He also said that plans 1 Rump Roast 4 to 6 Lbs. Stew Beef IS now 17.67 9.33 officers who will attend 2 to Roasts 4 to 6 Lbs. Short Ribs APPLES 2 00. Grand Marshal Merle Tapley, each of me town’s elected and gjgrk and posted In me Munlcl- n* June 21. ^re underway to conduct more lb Lb. 8 to 10 aub Steaks 3 to 4 Soup Shanks ' Lb. 5 9 c 7 9 c .',00. 44.17 23.33 16.39 10.83 Grand Tyler George Gay and appointed boards, agencies and pal Building not less man 24 schwerner, Goodman and than one trip. 10 to 12 Chuck Steaks 6 to 8 Lbs. Beef Stew ossoeiatefJ 21.67 Sixth District Deputy Blywn *0 file wim me hours prior to me meeUng. Chaney were arrested, on a The guest list (or me trip Is 2 to 4 Shoulder Clod Roasts 10 to 12 Lbs. Brisket 3 Lbs. 3 9 c 1000. 88.33 46.67 32.78 Noble and tiieir wives. ^ 1 emergency meeting may speeding charge at Phlladel- made up of residents of rest 6 to 10 London Broil Steaks 20 to 26 Lbs. Hamburg FULLY COOKED UJ9. <»01G!E with this LIOO. 70. 00 49.17 32.50 Misyor Nathan Agostlnelll will town clerk's office a schedule without complying with phla. Miss., after mey returned homes, convalescent homes and 75.83 be among the invited guests. of its regular meetings for me yjg fuing and posting regula- from a Negro community where housing for me elderly, NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CUTTING, WRAPPINO AND »1ARP FREEZINO ★ fine salon . . . a.ioo. 114.72 GROUND ---- - , The ball Is me highlight'of ' — tions, bUt, a; ^ p y of the minutes - mey had tnspeoted a burned -1— , APPROXIMATE WEIGHT 860 UlS. Laige, Soaw-WUte SMii-BoHdess - -s6b0 . — - ■ —-— ' 108.33 the social calendar for Friend- g^.heAyiA must be filed of me emergency meeting must church. Your Conn. Charge Card Honored With 'nils Order 695 MAIN ST. Lodge. ^ot later than Jan. 81, of each be filed with the town clerk They were released late that NATIVE CHUCK HAMS MAIN OfNCt ______ygar and no regular meeting wimin 72 hours of me meeUng. night. MANCHESTER Oop. Ceeftol fork. Ke(k«AI« ~ 7 m a y be held sooner than 30 days The minutes must state me Asked if he was told about me CAULIFLOWER VIIMON MANCM “ ’““ “ 1 M • I after me schedule has been nature of me emergency and church burning, Miller said Kll- W« rant coM storag* loeknrs for your froun moats and vogotoMos Vttnee Cricle 'Lb. 9 9 c Lb. 7 9 c Phone •ANKINO HOURS P en tO Ila l IN otlces I the proceedings at me meeting, len told him, “ They burned me for os littio os $1.25 a month. The lockor hpids about 250 pounds P E O m J E ’ S Monday to Friday Hrad . 9 a.pM Oepesdery fif Kassbeater drrageM? Worn- melr schedules on a calendar- spectlon, expect those parts GetGeorge Kurley, an FBI ballls- \ IF YOU LIK^ THE BEST UIVE US A TEST Member Federal Depoeit Ineurence Corporation V. •n's HomeSS?® year basis, from Jan. 1 to Dec. deemed an Invasion of personal tics expert, testified mat me HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Our staff is trained for hair styling of ROCKVILLE • VERNON CIRCLE belt Orole^ _ ^ W & s S : 81. privacy. « rights workers were shot from 51 BISSELL ST. REAR OFFICE PLANT 643-8424 ciety for ihelr —klndne—e».------besiitl-^ The act has been Interpreted Manchester has a “ ■buUetta clo^e range—an Inch or closer- ' 317 Hlgklaiid St., MancIwsttr, Conn. Phono 643*4278 wigs and hair pieces. fid Aoial tribute!, meoiorisl cards and e:SroresSSu^of 5Wathy shown to require me first filing of board In me foyer of me Munlcl- wim .38-callber pistols. Four of PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE to us ,£5fa'^ur schedules by Jan. 81, 1968. pal Building where me schedule me five bullets were from me O l mottMT. _ Provision is made In me act of meetings will be posted. same weapon, he said. f C ^ f ^ lv of the Ute SVwa Chtacle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 PAGE THIRTBEN pyua TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 National Tall Cedar Head School Menus I Denmark Shopkeepers Fight C o v ^ try Noted Choir El Here for Area Ceremonial The Manchester public school For Psychedelic Facades W. G. GLENNEY’S District 10 of the Tall Cedars menu for the week of Get. 16 To Perform COPENHAGEN, Denmark aren’t removed quickly, fines CongregfMtional Committee Rotary Q ii of Lebanon w ill be honored on is as follows; Saturday by the attendance of (AP) — Four shopkeepers are will be Imposed. 85 East Center St. Monday; Cubed steak, gravy, “ Apparently the people In For Leprosy Supreme Tall Cedar Martin V. mashed potato, green beans, fighting C ity.H all to keep the To Aid in Clothing Appeal Sets Auction Television B. Boistetter of Hagerstown, City Hall tire victims of some 3 ^ CDacohcdtoh, SidsL At Summit St. bread, butter, milk, orange psychedelic decorations they 6:00 ( 3) Hovlt^ 7:15 (30) Newsreel The Fritoouig' Choir of Switz­ M.D., head of the national or­ conformism,’ ’ businessman Jor- The IClnlmtary Committee of. emergencies to servicemen, ( 64002) Mike Douglas ... News whip. paiqted on their storefronts. Mu­ gen Norgaard said. “ Thta Is an For Nov. 18 (10) Perry Mason 7:30 V S-12) Cimarron Strip ort nicipal officials want the dec­ unhappy form of regimentation (20) This Is the Life (18) Notre Owme Football choral 'groups, will be heaaxJ baked beatis, cole slaw, milk, from above.’’ ChuKh 1. taking pert In the The Rockville R o ta ^ Club will (30) Ctambat HlghlMU and maintenance ot a metabol­ mixed fruit. orations removed and hundreds PRE-FINISHED ( n Batman (C) Friday, Nov. 3 at 8:15 pjn. a't The newspaper Polltiken com­ October Fall Clothing Appeal Turkey Shoot hold an auction Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. (40) (Maverick ism unit for Muscular Dys­ Wednesday; Baked meat loaf, ot businessmen are up in arms 6:30 (40) Peter Jennings (C) (40) Flintatones (C) , St. Maui'ice Church, Hebron mented that “ It Is screamingly (18) Sporis Worid (24) -Making Things Grow trophy In the Hospital for Mus­ parslied potato, corn, bread, sponsored by the Council of The local Rotary Club will at the Vernon Center Junior dozen about It. psychotic to go to war’’ against ( 20) N avy rFUm .3'.00 ( 8-40) JlylngNun (C) Rd., Belton. The concert Is un­ cle Diseases In New Yorit City. Churches. All Interested In do- conduct a turkey shoot Sunday (24) French O ie f (R ) $1.79 butter, milk, vanilla pudding High School. (34) What’s Nelew Roses The shopowners applied the shopkeepers. It said the "sour (18) Man Galled X Last year the Cedars, Includ­ natlng articles are asked to from noon to dark at the pro- 6:46 (18) Forecast der the auspides of all the with cherry sauce. Proceeds of the auction will FtiU Silvers 8:30 (18) Subscriirtion TV ing the four Forests In Connect­ psychedelic paint to attract ideoIog;y of conservatism’’ 6:30 (20) (24) Fourth Estate churches of Bolton and will Thursday: Grinder, apple­ be used to support Rotary’s civic (30) MoHale’s Navy OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY icut at Manchester, West Hart­ reigns at City Hall. (18) M erv Griffin ( 8-40) Bewitched (C) benefit leipros.v sufferers over sauce, milk. Ice cream sand­ teen-aged customers. Along kets to the Church Community projects in the area, including ( S'S-IO-IA) News. Sports. (10202220) Ironside (C) ford, WUlimantlc and Danielson, PANELING wich. with the teen-agers came J. Bearce Is project chairman. Weather (C) 9:00 ( 2-13) Thursday Movie (C) the world. FIRE DAMAGES MANSION House on Rt. 44A by Oct. 20. student loans and awards, ( 8-40) Ibat Girt (C) contributed over $90,000 for this Friday; Tuna salad on roll, Copenhagen’s Fourth Office, in Har>’est Festival (22) Summer Highlights (24) Sport of the Week This is the choirs fi)'£t ap­ STAMFORD (AP)—A 44-room Firemen’s Open House scholarships, magazine subscrip­ humanitarian cause. potato chips, tossed salad, milk, charge of preserving the The Women of St. George's (24) TeeiHaige (Movie Award pearance in the United States. mansion owned by a wrecking The North Coventry Fire De tion, Girls’ and Boys’ State, the ^.Jt 1967 Bostetter, a prominent at­ peach cobbler. appearance of the old city. Episcopal Church in Bolton 6:30 (124) What's New (R ) ______icock It was organized in 1952 by company was damaged by a partment will continue Its open annual Harvest Festi- music shell and International ( 3-13) Walter Cronkite (C) torney, Is a life member of Hag­ ( 8) TwHlght Zone Abbe Kaelln a Roman Catholic The Fourth Office referred general alarm fire that took house through Saturday from 7 ^ ^ to projects. (10-2320) HunUey-iX4W Dean Martin (C) erstown Forest, having been ac­ (C) ll;C0 (20) Honey West priet dedicated to the eradica­ the shopkeepers to an old stat­ hours to extinguish Wednesday p m to 9 p.m. >^th a special ^ Saturday at the church, Anyone wishing to donates ( 8) P eter Jennings, News (C) corded that honor on Jan. 7, (18) Subscription TV tion C'l leprosy. Buckland PTA ute that says, “ If architectural night. display of equipment Sunday ,j,he festival, under direcUon of items for the auction may call (20) British Calendar ( 8) Newswfre 1937. He Is also a life member 6:45 (20) News. Sports, weather ( 3-1043-222040) News, JT fe -' consideration require it can be Damage was estimated at from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., in ob­ Rodney Brigham, Thomas Wolff The .singing group is sponsor­ of the National Charitable Ob­ Mrs. Edson Bristol with Mrs. 7:00 (22-3040) Newn. Sports. Sports. Weather (C) demanded that the outward $30,000. Fire, officials said the servance of National Fire Pre or Dr. Joseph Shinn. Weather 11:15 '( 3) News, Sports. Weather. ed by Amei'ican Leprc«y Mis­ jective fund of th e, Muscular Plans Potluck Henry Bay (of town) as co- ( 3) Mr. Roberts (C) (C) appearance of a building is blaze apparently began in the vention Week. Home baked items will be col­ sions in cooperation with the Dystrophy effort In re(x>gnltion Martin V.B. Bostetter chairmen, will Include the sale (20) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) (13) Newsbeat (C) Buckland School P T A ’s first maintained as it is.’’ attic and then spread to the From 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sun lected Nov. 17. (24) Yankee Don't Go Home 11:20 ( 8) Weather. SrortsvlewSportsvlew (C) Consulaite G.Jiieral of Switzer­ of his being a permanent con­ of food, hand-made ntems, and (12) Truth or Coneequences 11:30 (10(302220),.-,-02220) 'fonWrt (C) ^ land and Swiss Naition-'i! Tour­ the advisory board of the Auto­ meeting will be a potluck In the The retailers called In their roof. day there will be demonstra- internaUonal gifts. The general Woman’s Club Tea (C) ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Snow (C) tributing member. ist Office, and will give a series mobile Club of Maryland; the cafeteria Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., lawyers but city officials The cause was under Investi­ dons using Jet Foam, Scott Air auction will be held ouUide, The Surburban Woman’s (Club (10) M cHale's Navy 11:40 ( 3) 'Thursday Sarlight (C) ( 8) Twilight Zone 11:46 (12) W’-erv (Irlffin Tc) of concerts in New York, Con­ He has been a member of tlie Western Enterprise Fire Co., followed by a membership drive warned that If the decorations gation. Packs, and various other fire weather permitting, and will will hold a tea for new members Supreme or National Tall Ce­ SEE SATURDAira TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE lASTINOS necticut and Delaware. and Is affiliated with several and a short business meeting. extinguisher equipment being gtart at 10:30 a.m. Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the dar family since 1960 being In­ W ith the Orchestre de la SPECIAUZING IN business corporations, civic, The P T A meeting schedule used. During the special pro- addition to the fesUval and home of Mrs. Richard Sawyer, fluential In rewriting the organ­ Suisse Romands and a capella, sportsmen and farm groups. for the remainder of the year gram there will be refresh- auction a public supper will be 51 Edith Road. ization’s ritual and served on Radio the Fribourg Choir has record­ Supreme Tall Cedar Bostetter is as follows: ments served by the Women’s ggrved from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Mrs. Harry Croye, president, PRE-TEEN. TEEN the Supreme Forest constitution comes to this state upon invi­ Auxiliary to the department. ed both classical and contemp­ Nov. 21, Miss Daisy Pilcher, with Mrs. Robert Little In and Mrs. Stanley Pearson, past (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 and bylaws committee for 12 tation of District Deputy James Phone 649-5405 orary music, and is a leading coordinator of developmental Football Game charge. Either tickets or reser- president, will preside over the minute length. Some statlniis t-mrry other short newscasts.) years, three as its chairman. performer on nationai Swiss D. (Jurrier of Wllllmantlc, a reading, speaker. The Coventry Panthers Midg- vatlons are necessary for the refreshment table. JUNIORS The titular head who was FOR WDRC— ISO* 8:00 Nows radio nttworlts. long-time personal friend. March 19, Guest speakers, et Football team has an away meal to feature pot roast and New members to be intro­ 6:00 Dick Robinson 8:10 Speak Up Hariron) elected at the annual conven­ A highlight of the visitation game at 2 p.m. Sunday against apple cobbler for dessert. 6:00 Joey Reynolds 12:15 Sign Off Further information on the Leonard Yarensky, Manchester WELDWOOD BLUE LABEL duced to the club include Mrs. 6:56 Phil Rizzuto tion held last May in Atlantic will be Bostetter’s conferring the East Hartford Elks. 9:00 ken Griffin conceit may be obtained from Child Guidance CTIinic; and Mrs. Mrs. Myrtle Carlson will be 1:06 News, Sign Oft W TH '— 1096 City, N.J. is a past master of (the honorary degree of Tall Ce­ ROY and EARLE’S Richard Aberle, Mrs. David Au- News. Weather. Sports any of the sponsoring Bolton CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Congregational Notes doing pastel portraits through- WBCH—911 6:00 Hagerstown Lodge of Masons; Mitchell Hadge, social worker. bln, Mrs. Warren BaU, Mrs. Wil­ 5:00 Hartford Hi^iightr 6:30 Americana churches. dar at Sight upon Rt. Wor. Gall $11.98 M ay 21, Student panel from The Rev. William E. Beldan out the affair. 7-.00 News 7:26 Chet Huntley a member of Chesapeake Con­ L. Smith Deputy Grand Master fred Bouchard, Mrs. Walter 7:30 News of the World THE ONLY SHOP IN THE AREA AUTUMN PECAN Jr., pastor o f the First Congre­ Bulletin Board 8:00 f l i g h t sistory, Valley of Baltimore, Manchester High School discus­ Bycholski, Mrs. William Cabrey, 12:00 Quiet Hours 7:46 Joe Garaglola CHEDDAR EXPORTS DOUBLE of the Grand Lodge of Connect­ FLOOR COVERING 2 gational Church, will use “The Coventry Grange will have a W POF—1416 7:60 Sing Along CATBRINO TO THE TEEN-AGER Orient of Maryland; past po­ sing problems of children and Mrs. Aaron Ck>merchero, Mrs. David Brinkley MONTREAL —Canada’s chief icut, during the Tall Cedars 4 X 8 ' X V 4 " Question of Renewal of the public pinochle card party at 8 6:00 Danny Ciayton Show 7:55 tentate of All Ghan Temple of youth. Bert Dahling, Mrs. Glno Evan­ 7:00 Lee "B a b l' Simms Show 8:06 Pop Concert dairy exports are Cheddar District Ceremonial at the M a­ Church" during the 11 am . wor- p.m. today In Its hall on Route 12:00 Gory Girard Show 9:06 Nightbeat 593 TAtCOTTVnXE RD — ROUTE 88 the Shrine; past president of 57^2 COOPER STREET gelista, Mrs. Daniel Flynn, Mrs. 11:00 News. Weather Sports cheese and skim milk powder. sonic Temple Saturday night. ship service Sunday in the sane- 44A. Prizes will be awarded and W IN F—123* the Hagerstown Shrine Club; a FREE ESTIMATES— ALL WORK GUARANTEED John Fortin and Mrs. Kenneth 6:00 News 11:20 Sports Final In the past 10 years Cheddar VERNON, CONN. tuary. Immediately following refreshments served, 5.15 &>cak Up Sports 11:30 Other Side of the Day charter member o f the Cablri, Gookin. exports have more than doubled; the service there will be a food Green - Chobot - Richardson 6:30 Harry Reasoner International Past Potentates Bradley Flights Set OTHER WELDWOOD LOW PRICE PANELS Also, Mrs. G. Craig Heston, 5:36 Speak Up Sports NEWSPAPERS ON FILM nlne-tepths, or some 34 million COLONIAL SHOPPING CENTER the OLD sale In the vestry sponsored by Post, American Legion, and Ite 6:00 News Association. He has served the WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — LINOLEUM FORMICA Mrs. Arthur Higgins, Mrs. Len- NEW YO RK—More than 4,(WO pounds, go to Great Britain Hours: 10-5 Dally the chuich's Board of Christian Auxiliary, meet at 8 p.m. today 6:15 Speak Hartford Hagerstown Chapter, Order of Plans to launch daily non-stop FOR YOUR DECORATIVE NEEDS nie Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Jones, 6:45 Lowell Thomas U.S. and foreign newspapers each year. Over 69 million Friday Nights until 9 PJVL Education. in the Legion home on Wall 7:00 The Worid Tonight Demolay, being a senior mem­ jet plane service from Bradley W eldon FLOORS COUNTERS 10 DAYS ONLY Mrs. David Kauffman, Mrs. 7:30 Alexander Kendrickidr have recorded their back Issues pounds of milk powder were ex­ 876-6444 Charge Aoiwunto Welcome Monday the local church will Street, 7:35 Speak Up Hartford ber and past member of the ad­ International Airport to Miami, be host to the annual meeting In Vietnam Lawrence Klaczak, Mrs. Rod- 7:15 Prank Gifford on microfilm. ported last year. visory council. Fla., starting Dec. 11 were an­ 48 $10*24 of the Eastern District Worn- Navyman Timothy M. Mur- Kukulka, Mrs. Wayne Manches­ As a practicing attorney, Bos­ nounced t(xlay by Northeast Air­ Drug C o. CERAMIC KITCHEN WELDWOOD ANTIQUE BIRCH Keg $12 en’s Fellowship at 10 a.m. ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bur- ter, Mrs. Richard McLaughlin, tetter holds membership In the lines. •nie (Church's Study Group ton W. Murray of Seagraves Mrs. Richard McNamara, Mrs. ' Maryland State Bar Asso­ Flights will leave the Windsor Ill (Ill'll III'u .1(1(1 r<"- TILE CARPETS WELDWOOD SUNSET BIRCH Keg $12 4» $ 1 0 i4 meets at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Rd., is serving an eight-month Paul M eyer and Mrs. Robert ciation, American Bar Associa­ Locks airport daily at 8:30 a.m. vestry with the .public invited, deployment with the Navy’s Mo- Modean. tion, the American Judicature each day and arrive in Miami 7/./ MAIN 4’ X 8’ X 1/4" Also, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. ROY STRICKLAND EARLE TEDFORD The Friendly Orcle meets at *>Ue Construction Battalion 3 in Society, among others. at 11 a.m. Return flights will r > I Kiiii: III KiI i ll ^1 8 p.m. Tuesday to make plans Phu Bai, Vietnam. He is part Robert Nearine, Mrs. Joseph His Interest in other fields l^ave Miami at 5:30 p.m. daily Fomwriy of Roy & John I'.irUiiii; I "I for the annual Harvest Fair a five-man morter squad in Parzyeh, Mrs. Donald Rlberdy, Include being past chairman of tmd arrive at Bradley at 8 p.m. Mrs. Francis Shea, Mrs. James Nov. U in the vestry. The Clr- LOW COST U.S. PLYWOOD PANELINO Spencer, Mrs. Frederick Swen­ cle w ill also have a tea cup He is the husband of the for­ 4' X 8* X V4" auction during its program. mer Marie Millette of Storrs. son, Mrs. Benedict Tantillo and Mrs. John Waggoner. GING€RWOOD SUGARWOOD SANDALWOOD Kindergarten Aide Manchester Evening Herald Bloodmoblle Visit Mrs. George iFarr will be Coventry correspondent, F. The Nathan Hale Branch of m d^r ^ the day Mondays the American Red Cross will North Coventry Cooperative ______sponsor a bloodmoblle Monday ’5.63 ’5.63 ’5.63 Kindergarten class 'taught by from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Tol­ Mrs. Eklwin (Lawton In the Sec­ land Congregational (Thurch. ond Oongregabional Church UConn Seniors BockvUle Hospital Notes DO-IT YOURSELF basement classroom. Mrs. John To Teach Here Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 GRILLEWORK Gavin mill serve in the same p.m. in all areas except ma­ NEW! capacity for the OcL 20 class Bri|hten interiors with Seven University of Connectl- ternity where they are 2 to 4 taught by Mrs. Robert Kings­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. colorful, Translucent Finals bury here. In charge of dean- cut seniors who plan careers Admitted Monday: James ing the dassroom Oct. 21 wiU in education will go into Man- Sargent, Franklin Park; Anna be -Mrs. Phillip Madore and (Mrs. Chester elementary schools next Thom, Vernon Haven; Marguer­ Richard (Maynard. month for eight weeks of prac­ ite Wheelock, 55 Grand Ave.; Bed Cross Membership Drive tical teaching experience. William Hecht, Tolland: CJralg The aimual membership drive They are among 42 students Anderson, Elling;ton; Helen Car­ for the American Red Cross from the university who will din, Vernon. / is presently being conducted be receiving training In 10 com­ Discharged Monday: Martin this month. This coincides with munities during the fall semes- Laubscher, 9 Lawrence St.; Jef­ 250 tbe Community Chest drives frey GotUer, Doyle Rd.; James BBAUTIFY YODB in Hartford and Manchesiter, One student from Manches- Conway, 34 Hale St. Ext.; Su­ HOME W IT H both of which include the Red ter, R. Lorraine Shea of 28 Otis san D’Agata, Quarry Dr.; Mrs. John Thurz, graduate of the 2 week Raymond Snow, graduate of the 7 week Augustin Siena, graduate of the 5 week CORNICE KITS eseiini HWIM IM I I BAIHiei EOn Cross as well as other benefit- gt,_ do her practice teach­ Maxine Caldwell and son, Tol­ Machine Operator Course Gage and Experimental Inspection Course Weiding Certification Course ing agencies. (Contributions of $1 ing in the kindergarten at Vln- land. ■ 32" 75c 36" $1.50 or more to the local ABC drive cent Sch(x>l, Blmfield. entitles one to membership in The Herald’s Vernon Bureau Those who will be training In FLOOR 8 C R IIN I rooo M R TRIM Choici of eonnniont ilni. 42" $2.05 48" $2.75 T the organization (the local Manchester are: is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3136 branch of which Ckiventry is a Jane L. Becker of Bridge- or 643-2711. News items may be I ^jetlSM AUTM ’ Frimini ind etbir MCMtoriit " ': k Clavtr PANEUI8E grllltwork member is known as the Na­ mailed to P. O. Box 327, Rock­ water, Grade 5 at Bentley TRICK-O-TREAT Prlsmalitetranslucent panels hoe hundrtde of dwcorotivc u im than Hale Branch), whether one Schcxil; Elaine M. Balletto of ville. open the way to new Ideas in that moke it poetiblw for you to gives where he or she works or East Haven, Grade 5 at Bent- interior decorating. And Prit- give your homo that amort "cuilom* look, quickly ond Inoxptniivolyl in the town in which such re­ ley; Marcella Pavlock of Nor­ FARMER AWARD SET mallte combines the rich KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P )— looking elegance of tinted s P E Cl A L side. walk, 6rade 6 at Verplanck; embossed glass with the The Nathan Hale Branch has Carol Nasiatka of Old Mystic, The Future Farmers of Ameri­ 1^* practical feature* of poly­ headquarters in Rockville and Grade 3 at Waddell; Mary A. ca picked its chapter in F|iUs styrene. Use It for making iwiiuiPB the eight neighboring Collins of Old Saybrook, Grade Village, Conn., to receive one " ■ ^ p i room dividers, cabinet doors, 24” X 48” towns Coventry, Ellington, 3 at Nathan Hale; Beverly of 54 gold medals awaited and dozens of other decora­ tive acceseorlei. Reg. 13.30. Q Q Somen, Stafford, ToUand, Un- Booth of Waterbury, Grade 1 Wednesday for outstanding HATS Ion, Vernon, and Willington. (Jne ^t Robertson; and Rose-Marie work. Available In a choice of atttectivc patterns and color*. full-time worker Is employed. G. " ”Evans of ' Aug^ista, *“ Maine, The F F A was holding its 40th During the pat year the Grade 3 at Bowers. annual convention. \ 24” X 72 branch sponsored 12 community Reg. 85.04. bloodmoblle visits, collecting 677 I 24» X 48" *4.50 SAVE ON pints (rf blood of which about SHUTTCRETTES 100 pints were donated by Cov­ 16” X 72” entry residents at the local vis­ Jf-v :■ 24” X 72” OFF its. In addition to weekly trips Reg. $3.36. «3.00 to area hospitals, 132 special 10% tripe were made by volunteers Arthur Tharrien, graduate of the 2 week Lea Somers, graduate of the 3 week Kenneth Pease, graduate of the 8 week or the staff to deliver emer­ Machine Famiiiarization Course Basic Inspection Course Basic Layout Inspection Course gency supplies of blood. THIS WEEK'S The branch has also sponsored first-aid courses, courses in DOOR BUSTER care of the sick, water-safety courses, in addition to establish­ I No. UU4 Block and Decker 14 Piece Vi" ing and equipping an emergen­ They light up! cy first aid mobile union. This WHO SAYS YOU'RE TOO OLD TO LEARN? unit furnished services in 12 Equipped with flasher bulb. DRILL KIT cases of “ serious’ ’ fires in the Batteries not included. area during the past year. i.rH m n n Don't let anyone tell you that you can’t get a better job after 40 or 50 or even 60.* HUNDREDS DF GDOD JDDS QtJANTrnEB Also, during the past year $ 0 . 9 9 more than 4(X) cases involving Even though you have no shop experience, you may be trained to do important SORRY, NO We love you ... we love your children ... and we want shop operations, and you will receive traditionally high Aircraft wages while learning. AVAILADLE: MAIL OB PHONE ______men in the service or their fam­ ORDER8 BEO. $16.99 ilies were helped in one way or them to be safe. That's why each participating M ISTER So don't stay stuck in a low-paid job— no matter what your age. After as little AIRCRAFT ENGINE ASSEMBLERS another by the Nathan Hale DONUT Shop is giving away Trick or Treat SAV-A- l i l i i , , . as two weeks training, you can have a high-paying job with plenty of extra benefits AIRCRAFT ENGINE TESTING Branch, which maintains 24-hour and a real chance to earn even rBore in the future. MACHINING • SHEET METAL WE DELIVER, WE SERVICE, WE GUARANTEE coverage to provide reporting LIFE hats for Halloween: 125 each to boys and girls! WiiiiSi? ■ ■ i i i and communication service in These amazing hats actually blink in the dark so they Come in and talk it over right now. New classes are being formed, and there may BENCH MECHANICS A N D YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO N. .-^be a place for you in the training program at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft! INSPECTION can be seen. A real flashy idea . . . a real safe ideal Enjoy your h(Hne improvemente NOW with Glenney’s Easy Revolving Budget TO REGISTER, pick up your free copy of "Do's and Do­ FREE TRAINING COURSE WITH PAY The pieces you see here ace just a • Interested applicants may be given 80 hours of instruction and training in the Account (R.B.A.). As little as $10 a month buys up to $100.00 F sample o£ the more than 400 in the nut's of Safety"'at your participating MISTER DONUT I i i WARM, WELCOMING, outstanding Ethan Allen open stock Shop and fill in the attached entry form. operation for which they have been hired. QUALITY—THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL collection for every room in your • Instruction will be in our own training school. VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE T a v WONDERFUL home. Choose from informal Antiqued ► 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Connecticut Pine, elegant Heirloom Solid Cherry, l No purchai* ntcattiry. . You earn the high Aircraft rate of pay while you learn. ETHAN ALLEN — 1 Drawing! tacli Saturday bafore Hallov. gracious Solid Mahogany, space­ •Normal retirement age is 65. F A IR V 7 A Y EARLY AMERICAN W V i**'* *!, I Chlldran under 12 muat OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ► saving, storage-making (^ntom Room ba accompanied by an adult s MANCHESTER Plan uniu, and tradidonal Colonial in a s s s I No need to ba praaant to win. 'iyaSa-iiiEsiii-iPiiii MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t a f i rugged Solid Maple and Birch. See it V’ ^ ■ 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. boHi storts op*n today. EXTRA BENEFITS AT THE AIRCRAFT The sign of TUESDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. IW.G.GLENNEY tonight tilt 9! i 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 till$ STORE HOURS: a* and Hospital and surgical insurance • Life insurance SATURDAY-8 A.M. TO 12 NOON PBOfeeslonal le " denier wfto i ivfMillay and Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. CO. excel], in Open Thursday and Frfday Eventogs O O -H ttV S Retirement program • Educational assistance program PBOCeoslocinl' Closed Wednesday t o t cHikoatt* and ot^idUe i 3 3 6 aervloe, advice iS'ter Nine paid holidays • Up to four weeks vacation Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, Southington and Middletown. NORTH MAIN STREET and products. The Sick leave with pay • i_argest credit union in U.S. we Iw ve • new full ‘‘We’re making OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 8:30 aeleottoR o f a batch right now" \ D o n u t ELLINGTON GLASTONBURY kayser tights BUILDING MATERIAL— LUMBER—FUEL kiB ^ atoee and colors: & 'fMm laftuneV to 1 ' ' COiilnc. 255 Middle Turnpike. West Monchesler, Conn. SAME LOCATION SINCE 1920 \ W e ’r e n o t Mo v i n g — W E ’RE i m p r o v i n g main st. end east middle tvartapilw 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. Mancliester 643-0890— Rockville 875-2534 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN PAiGHB FOmtTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 *They Have Been Trying to Put 27 Nails in Our Coffin for Three Days' THE Dawson Herald Angle Red Stays Awake Passes EARL YO ST Do-or-Die Today for Red Sox, Cards SpMto Editor Counting Pitchers T o T op ^ • InnltlP'll.innings, that’s all*idl. ]He gave me ^ tain Lou Brock, who collected Cardinal for Red Sox BOSnXlN (A P )__ When victory. second one I was In another Tiiere was nothing wrong with the Yankees),’’ he added, "we live action, plus milUons more game when the Red Sox trailed, route to an 8-4 decision yester­ liams tossed his cap aside and two hits. Including a two-run five and one-third and I was UnftTVVM n j c i . j j i They started with Rico Petro- world. I got chtUs ninnlng^Len Dawson’s scoring touch By EARL YOST were a much better team. that viewed the proceedings *on three games to one) and I told day, which saw the losers par­ sat behind his desk as he wel­ tape-meaisure homer into the omy (^Idinal m Fenway Park, who Manager Red Schoendienst ceUl-s home run m the second around the bases.” that three days of rain couldn’t b o s t o n — “They (St. "He called a great game television, can’t expect the the fellows that we would have happy," Williams said. ade eight pitchers to the mound. comed newsmen after the lat­ centerfield bleaMiers, and three was rooting "O* was Carainal Cushing of o f St. Louis tries to go to inning, went through three more Despite the home run bar- cure. Louis) have been trying to today." Cards to lay down in the show­ to play that Minnesota aeries all The tall Nutmegger left, lead­ About the nails WilUams Was est success. runs badted in. He also stole a Imston, a loyal Red Sox fan, who sat just to the left of uriTi'tpr ortnnfinir homers off Dick Hughes—by rage, the Cardinals stayed ta Dawson, forced Into a passing Lightlhg the cigarette, the down battle. over again," Williams remind­ ing 4-2, but when John Wyatt put 27 nails in our coffin talking about. Alter St. Louis "We don’t intend to go down base, his fourth ol the series, the home team dugout. He sports a Go, Red Sox Go J - nn'w annA Yastrzemski, Reggie Smith the game with Lou Brock doing game by steady rains which left managffer propped his leet up St. Louis, too, will throw its ed his listeners. came on amd pitched a two-run for three days now and had won three ot the first lour to deleat tomorrow. II we do, but the Boston heavy airtUlery button on his lapel. . . . American League umpires re- rr Petrocelli again—in the' the damage as usual. the field muddy, hurled five on his desk as photographers’ top pitcher in the battle. Bul­ “ It should be one whale of a homer to Brock, Waslewskl was they haven’t succeeded,’’ batUes, and was within one ol we ^11 still hold our heads proved too much lor the Car­ ceive annual salaries in the S16 000 to S22 000 hrarlcAf , a^ke counting fourth ^n^ climaxed the wild in the third inning, he singled touchdown passes In Kansas bulbs brightened up the small let Bob Gibson, who already ball game tomorrow. out ol the decision. Miami last Manager Dick Williams of clinching the series, the St. Ixhi- high,’ ’ he said. dinal hitting star. Boh Holbrook of the loop’s pub------^______- Cardinal pitchers riding contest with a . tle-breaktag, home St. Louis’ first nm, then city’s 41-0 rout of Ml is press reported that 27 nails cubbyhole that serves as the holds two cxMiquests over the * * » Wyatt hung in there, and Ilclty. . . There were 891 bat- m , t « n, hi u bullpen to the four-run rally in the seventh stole second and raced home as Simday and was named the the Red Sox happUy, and sar­ Although his name hasn’t Operating like a Mississippi were needed — meaning 27 outs- manager’s office. Red Sox, and a fellow who has Hitters’ Series although replaced by Gary Bell tere hit by pitched balls ta the ***“ , niQumd in th e sixttl ga m e that featured some nearly unbe- Curt Flood singled. In the sev- American Football League’s castically reported, minutes al­ been in the headlines, one lel- O * « gaunbler, WllUauns gave Gary belore 'the Boston collln would won all lour series decislcms, "I said before the series start­ in the eighth, was credited with ______f.®® ®^oy tossing out Javier. of the World Series. llevable plays, _ it took . 29 enth, he tied the game again. Offensive Player of the Week by ter Boston Had squared the low who rated an extra salute WaslewsM the most important two against the New York Yan­ ed that it would be a hitters’ the win. Jack t*m abe was Ump John Steve™ said out-hut Tile parade of pitchers minutes to play the last, of the this time on a two-run, 440-foot Hie Associated Press, 1967 World Series with the be sealed and sent back to from the field boss ol the most Ace in Pack vrith Red ^ pitchers gtalty of the batter looked safe from the kees three years ago. series and I just hope that we aisslgnment ol his pitching ca­ shackled with the loss, the vic­ uio irom TOO stopped Wednesday only be- seventh. homer against John Wyatt, who ’There had been some concern Cardinals at three games each Beantown. amazing baseball team since the “ Jim Lonborg will start and reer. The Connecticut native, plunking 47 enemy batsmen. « * • everyone else will be in the ’The pairing between Lonborg cam hit just one more gaune tim ol a four-run seventh inning p reu box. . ^hom dienst and game ended. Boston "They can call It destiny, turned out to be the winning in the Chiefs’ esunp when Daw- by an 8-4 count. turn ol the century was Elston who had a .500 reward, two wins * • • bullpen. Lonnie’s a gutsy pitch­ and Gibson has been tabbed the like we did today." when 10 men batted against lour Javier protested, but, as usual, evened the Series at luck, ability or a combination of pitcher. son passed for only four TDs In Today, alter 168 games — 162 Williams Incensed Howard. and au3 mamy defeats, the worst "Howard has siettled down er and has youth on his side," "duel ol the centruy.” Hit the Red Sockers did Bl. Louis pitchers. Tikne R ipe‘s me man ta blue .won out. . games each. three,” WlUlams said. Then came the Boston sev- the first three games this sea- regular season and six series ’The story incensed Williams. standaurd lor any series starter our young pitching stall. That’s Williams said. It could be Just that. agadnst a parade ol Cardinal "I guess I’ll have to sweat Baseball Commissioner Wil' B m k ’s homer^anded well up niennt the Series would “ Whatever It Is, I hope it lasts enth, which pinch hitter Dalton son. But the combination of rain starts — the Red Sox and Car­ And the Red Sockers were in history, did the job expect­ upset too, determined to prove what we got him lor. ’That’s the ’The ace in the Red Sox pack GlbsOTi will have had an ex­ pitchers. Rico Petrocelll col­ out one more game, "Williams Ham Eckert looks more like a “ ‘O the centeraeld bleachers, » c to the seventh and deciding one more day.” Jones started with a single off and a Miami blitz changed all dinals will be fightii^ it out ed, although he warn lilted in the funeral director than czar of over 450 feet away, and he only game today. ^ forcing It to seven games, Lamabe. Joe Foy doubled, driv- that. that their Cinderella story only reason. We didn’t get him is Lonborg, a 22-game winner, tra day’s rest —three days — lected two homers, linadly said. lor the world’s championship. sixth inning. the national pastime. He’e al- appeared to just meet the ball. . meant each team’s ace the Red Sox have confounded ing In Jones with the tie-break- ‘ "The field was muddy, baid wasn’t going to end on an un­ lor his bat. We needed someone who has already defeated the while Lonborg will be working breaking out of a prolonged bat­ Asked what his pitching ro­ One game will decide. "I told Gaury several days ago ways dressed ta a dark suit and received a great reception pitcher, St. Louis’ Bob Gibson the experts just as they did in ing run and driving out La- for the running game,” ex­ back ol the plate who was used Cards twice, 5-0 with a one-hit­ with but two day’s rest between ting slump, amd Carl YaLstrzem- tation woilld be tomorrow, WU- There’s no tomorrow lor eith­ happy note. that he would start il there was Holding a bottle ol beer in to pressure who could help us ter and 3-1 on a three-hitter. starts. skl amd Reggie Smith hit solo liams amswered: "Lonborg and walks as if he bad a coat hang- mates who came out Boston’s Jim Lonborg, fi- rocketing from ninth place to mabe, the eventual loser. plained Dawson, who completed er. It’s do-or-die today at Iriend- a sixth graime. I told him that his left hand, an unlighted cig­ in the fight lor the pennant. Boston supporters, and there “ We had a meeting in St. Lou­ blaists ais the Sox got 12 hits. er ta his back. .Small aircraft of the dugout to extend con- nj,lly would face each other aft- first ta the American League. Hoerner gave up singles to 13 of 23 for 250 yards Including ly Fenway Park where the Sox I expected him to pitch six hard champagne!” carrying banners have been gratulations as the two-run horn- g , winning two games apiece When they were down three Mike Andrews and Yastrzemski the five TDs. ‘"They were blitz- arette in his right hand, Wil­ "Alter we got Howard (Irom were 35,188 present to see the is Monday (before the filth Boston pitching couldn’t con­ exploded lor lour home runs en very much ta evidence ta both knotted the count at 4-all. against other pitchers. In no games to one, they knew that and Jaster was touched for Jer- ing, which meant man-for-man Boston and St. Louis but the * _* _* other Series have a pair of 2-0 only three teams ta 63 previous ry Adair’s sacrifice fly and sin- coverage on our receivers. So T Second Guessinff Series best one appeared yesterday M isplayed R ail starters battled each other ja series had come back from that gies by George Scott and Reg- threw.” Can’t Prove It hy Gibson which read: Now. .Let’s Build a Brock then mlsplayed Foy’s the seventh game. deficit—the 1903 Red Sox, the gie Smith before Washburn fi- Fred Arbanas and Otis Taylor Stadium. .If Boston Is to get that sinking liner and Dalton Jimes oibaon who won the first and Pittsburgh Pirates and the nally ended the Inning. each caught two TD passes “ - - - e»i^n, wno won uie nrsii. anu York Yankees. much-needed and long sought- scored aU the way from first fourth games, was only one of ’There were three plays ta the from Dawson and it was ttie LEADER OF THE PACK — Dale Ostrout, Man­ Red W ent Too Far after new stadium, there and the Red Sox regained the three pitchers left from the Car Schoendienst and the rest of inning that were crucial. Brock first Chiefs’ ’TD — a 77-yard 311 TOC v;ai> Cardinals watched In agony, made an unsuccessful leaping scoring pitch to ’Taylor on an chester High Indians quarterttack h ^ done an out­ Card Mound Ace wouldn’t be a better time than l®ad, 5-4 ta the seventh. dtaals' 11-man start at to Ukely disbelief, as stab for Foy’s double, shortstop impromptu play — that broke standing job leading the team to victories. Can he now to start the wheels ta mo- Wives of the Cardinal players of Boston’s four-homer, 12-hlt continue this type of performance, if the chips tlon. .Red Sox Manager Dick their best to raUy the vis- onslaught. eight of their pitchers took turns Dal Maxvlll broke r i^ t instead down the Dolphins for the day. W ith Dick Hughes WilUams will receive tae Snorts *iors from their seats behind Lonbora the winner In eames to subdue the aroused of left for ^ o tt s routine It was third down with oi>e get turned??? Disputes Claims PersonaUty Award at the an- ^ visiting dugout ta Section 27 *^0 onfncsuk . Anna DLon, Pat Maher together for three to four years, birth certificate before he against their best,” Boston slug­ I saw Pop, but I’d have broken seventh game, $50.” establlshed a new series record son or Jim Doiitxxg, depeootag Olympics positive hls team will be back glris-oa Using a various amount of dit­ enters zone competition ger Carl Yastrzemski said after my ankle if I had tried to stop. Couldn’t Hold RSox for most by one team ta ime upon who wins today, will get To Scramble Top Ten Rating to winning ways. ’Treking to Shot put—Jim Juiria (1). ferent formations and doing a i on Oct. 21. collecting three hits in the Red I was going full speed when I Interesting development re- WILLIAMS on crucial play at tanii^.. It was also a record the Oorvetite from Sport. I ^ BOSTON (AP)— “I felt we were just getting ready." Platt on Friday, the locals will JSo’^ y ^ d i k ? ^ ^o^!^*Steve lot of pass option running the Zone compedtion wUl be Held Sox’ 8-4 victory Wednesday. rounded third.” . . first base in the Cardinal eighth for one pitcher, most home runs Brock and Oairl Yafitrsemskd By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The Red Sox, who seem to suiting from the Arch-Diocese The words came slowly as Curt Flood recalled the be on the lookout. Don’t forget Leonowicz, Jim Cratty. Ed' Kluce- team could really find the com on the following Saturday, Oct. Yastrzemski referred to rival — ‘"The man (umpire) said out. served ta one tantag, a dubious are certainly the best non.- Plgakta Genius be able to do no wrong in track meet in which St. James it. It will be Friday the 18th. ‘*yird daah-Tom 8apl««im b® needed for It’s first season 21. The first place whiner ta pitchers Jim Lonborg of Boston ’That’s good enough for m e!” two-run St, Louis seventh inning in Wednesday’s sixth’ honor for Dick Hughes. . Per- pdtebere, but moundamen usual- Egad, friends, you are ta for Results; and______Bob Gibson_____ of St. Louis, "must.” games, gambled and top honors, is 13 year old game of the 1967 World Series. haps the most articulate guy ly doantaate In the voUng • • • some thrUltag football this week­ '"iso yard daiah-Rlchard Tyo (4) o®®** ®^® 8T®Up from aU 15 Ford both winners of their first two won again as rookie right-hand- pat Maher, daughter of Bill GARY WASLEWSKI — "Lou ’The speedy centerfielder con' with Caixls is Nelson Briles, The team that has scored first Carter 14:21.1 (B), Atwell 440 relay—Tyo, Sapleiua, Kra- After last year’s trouncing by dealers ta the area wiU com- breaking nm scored on the play end. Series starts. er Gary Waslewski started and Maher, coach for the locals, will Brock Is the second best Ijase- tinned, "I felt then we could the fine righthander who notch- has wen ©very gome to dote, (E), Silivla (E), Gagnon (E), t ?*".^*** <21 Ibe Indians, surely Central will pete for placement In the qutir- and Foy ended up on third base Several of the nation’s coUeg- gave up only four hits and two ytatt training for the Olympics ball player I’ve ever seen.” hold them.” ed hls last nine decisions in * * • wUf Kopp (E), Naschke (M), Burke Runnmg broad Jump—Ken Tome- be ready and could explode at ter final or district events. Boston Manager Dick Wil­ when Brock threw home. late poweriiouse elevens runs before tiring and needing vmder the direction of former Who’s the first? “ Yastrzemski But, after St. Louis tied the National League play and then o f Praise (M), Dubansky (E), Kahn (M), ’"ra tS 5 ^ ia for boya-0314. a"y «m e. Central’s line Is big- Names of the local ^winners liams said he hoped "our mo­ "I tried to go for It, the ball," collide head-on and something relief help with a 4-2 lead In the Olympic 100 meter winner .Lin- has to be.” game 4-4, the American I^eague won the third series g;ame Castonguay (E), Richardson ger than that of the locals, with and zone winners will be pub- mentum and the pressure base­ Brock explained. He said he Best throwing catcher ta the will have to give, sixth. dy Remigino of Haitford. champions bounced hack to Hughes was tagged for 22 home Leag^ue, premier base The headline battle of the day (E), Mclnerney (M). Cohen In the first eight months on both tackles, center and guards llshed following the events. Wta- ball we’ve played all year will waved shortstop Dal Maxvlll carry us through one more “ I’ve gone out on a limb a Miss Maher, attending Ben- score four more runs for an 8-4 runs during the regular season, ^ou Brock o f the Cards pits Southern California, cur- (M), MacDonald (M), Dixon the PGA tour during 1967 there up over the 200 pound marker, ners will be notified individually WASLEWSKI — "I didn’t away from the bounding ball so game. few times this year and we’ve net Jimior High, is very fast victory and even the Series at hlgh Ml the Card staff. says, la Jerry Grote of the New rently rated No. 1, against hlgh- (M). were 12 holes-ta-one by the pros. WlU Ostrout continue to con-when Uie next trial occurs. read any papers today. I told he could try to catch the run at “ It’s heads or tails,” Williams been very fortunate,” Williams posting a 12:06 for a trial run my wife to save them until to­ three games each. * * * York Mets. Brock said he never scoring Notre Dame. I predict home plate. , said when asked about the home said. “ Second guess is the name for her future coach. Remigino morrow. I didn’t want to see St. Louis used eight pitchers Standing Ovation studies a catcher, oftly pitch- that when the sun sets over No- Maxvlll also figured ta anoth­ field advantage. "W e have the ol the game. Was did a heck of feels she is definitely Olympic what was written about me.” trying to contain the 12-hlt Bos­ Gary V^slewski received a ers. "A good base stealer tre Dame Stadium the Irish will er seventh inning play when YOUR LUCKY DAY! last at bats. I hope we don’t a job. He gave me all he could material and is confident he can ’The Boston press was filled ton attack. well deserved standing ovation doesn’t steal m i a catcher,” be ahead of the ’Trojans 28-22- IT'S OUR MISfORTUNE George Scott hit a sharp ground­ have to use them." as long as he could.” have Miss Maher runmng with pictures and stories about Manager Red Schoendienst, when he was lifted ta favor ot Brock related. . . . “When I’m har-rumph! " er to his left. Maxvlll moved to Asked If Lonborg, a 3-1 winner Waslewski, who started lUs f the rookie pitcher from Berlin. who had a weU-rested bullpen, John Wyatt in the sixth. It was stoaUng, I watch the taftelder in a very Important Big Ten cromA of Rf T^iia last more than a month Liets wash this Silk Towner his right as the ball skipped by game YOST said he was most surprised at a smart move by Manager Dick to see v^ere he expects to take meeting, undefeated Purdue, .JO thU. W.O. T.™u> ■„ U„ .h. o, on the ground. the way Boston had battered 29- Williams as the Connecticut the throw and I elide according the nation’s No. 3 team, will TOP BUYS ON "I lost the ball. I don’t know L.S.U. 27, Miami (Fla.) 25 days’ rest, Williams admitted ______—------man had lost hls control. . Two ly. The hegd first slide Is the clash with rugged Ohio State. year-old rookie right-hander why,” Maxvlll said. "I heard N.C. State 18, Maryland 8 he would prefer that the lanky Dick Hughes. He sdlowed Boston walks got him ta trouble and toughest for the "taflelder to 1116 Hoople System—k a ff-^ f- „ . . . Memithls St. 10 right-hander have another day. the bat and just threw up my Wyatt was brought on. . It co^ with for he must tag my foresees the Buckeyes propel- Forest M. five hits, four of them homers glove ta defense. It must have "However, I’d rather have ta 3 2/3 Innings. c^ l’t have ^ closer, theS or flngere.’’ !Slef™t^“ m 4 Soft, Supple Comfort Lonborg than any other pitcher been only two feet away.” " I didn’t Uitak they’d hit ------— ------^ In the Oklahoma-Texas en- OeorK** 1®> WUzslsslppl 1 13 TOP CARS! in baseball, even with two days Hughes like that,” Schoendienst rest,” Williams said of his 22- gagement It was impossible for „ said ta the crowded Cardinal — THIS WEEKEND ONLY— game winner. “ He certainly de­ even the highly technical Hoople A r l z ^ J 18 cluUiouse. "He was getting the Gary Player BeUveau Gets 400th Goal serves the Cy Young award.” System to separate the contest- ^o. T e ^ ss 1965 RAMBLER 1965 COMET ball down untU Rico Petrocelli Model ‘202’ 4^Door. 6-cyl., auto., The Red Sox, seeking to be­ ants. AU signs Indicate these 4 doaslc *550’ Btotion Wagon. 0- hit one up here,” he said mo­ come the fourth team In history Seeks Third evenly matched oi^nents wlU „ n cyl., auto., radio, S I ROC radio, heater, S IR R A In Hockey Season Opener whitewoUa. FREE-FLEX' to lose three of the first four tioning across the chest. That S '" “ .*?• * SSSSSSn. V JSS 7 heater, whttewaUs. games and come back to win a blast came ta the second inning By HAL BOCK ones was a moral victory for the 1967 VOLKSWAGEN and Just an inning before Boston Match Title 1963 CHEVROLET Dehixe 2-Door. 4-«yl., 4-apeed, world championship, unloaded a AssocUtod Press Sports Writer newcomers. 1116 Penguins, Impala OonvertJble. V-S, over­ 12-hlt barrage, forcing the Car­ blasted three more homers. VIRGINIA WATER, England 1965 PONTIAC radio, heater, bucket $1CRI| This shoe feels good from your first step (AP) — Gary Player, the little drive, radio, heater, S 1 9 0 R seats, wh'AewaJfta IV ® w dinals to call upon eight pitch­ " I really didn’t feel like I had goal has gotten the new-look sion, played the Canadlens on to take the measure m nexgn „Texas------Tech 40, Texas AXM 19 Grand Prix Sport Coupe. VS, wMteWaaa man with the big golf punch, boring California 17-14, Syra­ because Freeman's exclusive Free-Flex ers. in squaring the Series. good stuff out there," Hughes . National Hockey League off to a almost even tenns. Oklsboma 10, Texas 19 auto., power steering • brakes, 1963 CORVAm strode out today ta search of his cuse to edge Navy, 10-18, rugged 1967 CHEVROLET Model ‘700’ 4 -Door. 6-cyL, Rico Petrocelli broke out of said. The 16-game winner add­ faniiHaio start BeUvcou, oh o Joined Detroit s buckets seats, radio, S 4A Q B process takes out the stiffness before you LSU to squeeze by Miami, 27- Bel Air 4-Door. V-S, auto., peak of his ability. history to reach the 400-goal tavtag the Canadlens a *5-7 triumph over Iowa —kaff- Fla. ( ^ ) — Jimmy Grant of Custom ’600’ 4-iDoor. V-8, auto., V-8, auto.,’ power efo''rin'r. score at 4-4 on Lou Brock’s two- but one infield single ta five platefTO when he scored the ®® Canadlens a Wethersfield, Conn., was stlU power steering • hraloM, C eB B Black Imported Calf. The South African, who has power steering, radio, S I C K bucket seats, radio, $ 1 Q R R *25 trips Wednesday. He now has heater, whlteawaite. irIiP won everything there la to win wtaner ta the Canadlens’ 2-1 . irtmny . And/In a classic Intrastate near the top of the list today heater, whltewoUs. ■ ww® \ heater, whStewaUa -A" three hits ta 24 times at bat ta in golf, took on Gay Brewe)!, Victory over the new Pengutaa ^way r e d S e d meettag I predict re«n*ent after 90 holes of the 144-^e 1966 CHEVROLET 1963 CHEVROLET the series. Left fielder Lou 1962 FALCON U.S. Masters and Alcan champi­ at Pittsburgh Wednesday night. ifichlgan State wlU nose out test for young gtdfers fighting Impala Su|>er Sport Convertible. Deituxe Staticn Wagon. 6-cyL, Biscayne 4-Door. 6-cyl., stand­ Brock had his first homer of the CAMERA on, ta the first ot four 38-holt ^ , opening period. Andy Bathgate 396 V-g, 4 npecd, bucket seeto, standard, radio, heater, SROR ard, radio, beater, SflIIR Series ta the seventh Inning, a sional GiUfers Association tour. matches In the $44,800 three-day which kicked off the expanded P ittsburg ta the final 20 21-20 ccunlt whMewalte. wMtewoUa Grant was alone ta sixth place radio, beater, SRRttC RENTAL towering blast into the center- competition at match play. NHL’s 1967-68 season. Else- ,^.in„f„ v Arkansas *-■ "8, Baylor 7 whltewalte. with 69-72-74-72-7S—360, eleven REPAIR field bleachers. The little lead- He said: “I dcm’t knMr If. I adiere, Jean RateUe scored two m ore than we bar- Penn St. 21, Boston College 6 off hitter also had a single. Missouri 16, Colorado 12 strokes behind leader Bobby . . . j ^ j will three ta a row, but I’m goals and assUted on two others gained fMr,” said Canadlens’ Have a problem? Princeton 22, Cornell 16 Cole of South Africa. ’The long, YOUR LUCKY DAY nonnen miller scored twice and batted ta three trying very hard. I’ve not yet iui New Ym* rapped Chicago 6- Ooach TV)e Blake. “U Pittsburgh grueling tournament haa an­ •ppar«l lor mon and young man We’ll be glad to help reached niy peak ta my gtSfing 3, Detroit rallied for a 4-4 tie piayg as hard as they did to- So. Carolina U , Florida St. 8 To make it all the loclder for you, well Holy Crass 28, Colgate jf other 54 holes to go. CARTER CHEVROLET MANCHEpTER PARKADE . _ In the four-run Boston sev- career. Pm definitely eure of agatast BostMi. Among the new night, they’ll win a lot of games, knodK off 918.00 poora for the fin t 18 v m - Fine Photo Flnishi|jg The flbld dropped to 104 enth. Brock tried to snag a drive that." tpams,, St. Lnuls and Minnesota ^yen agataat the six lUd teams.” Mtaneaota 28, Bltaois 6 1229 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER tonpen to buy a USED CAB today. _ WEBSTER SQUARE. 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i I \ \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 PAGE SHIVBNTBKfl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 Binin*ss S«rvle*s THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN M id WHffPLE H«lp W qnfd— Mate 36 HMp Wanted Mda 16 OUR BOARDING HOUSE, with MAJOR HOOPLE BU6GS BUNNY O fftrtd 13 FULL-TIME or part-time, ^6 :W (siM av A W ,\ W meM WRHDL s t a r t e d sch oo l,SHOOTIKIA B u t wheh dirhdl turned up 'with a . / SHARPENING Service -Saws a.m . to 1:06 etc. p.m ., snail TkAT CLUCK ELMER WONT iPOlNT H E 'S CLASSIFIED Q ftiE h er the d e e p FREEZE DATE lOOlL WHO'S A BEST BUDDY f knives, ixes shears, skates MANAGER TRAINEE for furniture stock w ork.'Ap­ OPEN UP 'CAUSE HE 3U ST AS t ROULe D o u t a f t e r T ^ t H E - rotary blades. Quick service KNOW S T 'S m e ! < = ^ T C f / .ThOROOGF ply in person. Marlow’s, Ine. SNAP. OPnONENTS HEVEf? Capitol Equipment Oa 88 Main DIRNDL / SWEEDE.' HON'i/E YOU M f M ? 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DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION saws and International Cub MEAT CU'TTERS 11 Furnace, for .(comb, form) Must have driver’s license lifK s^ m / / / / instance 7 Caucho Deadline for Saturday and Monday la H p.m. Friday. Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ suid own auto. Closed Sat­ IS Moon goddew 8 Inclined ment and sharpening service urdays. Apply in person. Experienced in (Greek) 9 Suction ~ c . ^ 10 Annoy on all makes. L A M Equip­ »H7 hr iMw 14 Handled Self-Service Operation 12 Rota flax by ment Oorp., Route 8S, Vernon. lO 'U - 15 Negotiates PLEASE READ YOUR AD 10-*'- TM. R»* US OH exposure AMERICAN FINANCE a : 16 Rodent Classlfled or "Want Ads” are taken over the phOne as a 876-7609 Manchester Exchange 13 More 17 Cravat 34Dogllke 41 Natural fats oonvenlenoe. The advertiaor should read his ad the H B S T —Enterprise 1916. CORP. $3.45 per hour BY V. T. HAMLIN 19 Burmese wood- 35 Gadget Used 44 Cyprinoid fish D AT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In tlm etlor the Plus Liberal ALLY OOP sprite in aU tchen 50 City In the YOU a r e A-1, tru ck 'lT 'A -l. 983 Main St., Manchester 20 Mariner’s pronoun Netherlsnds next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor­ Fringe Benefits ' oh,NO! THAT'S ...NEANDERLANP WELL, TAKE YOUR CRUMMY OL' direction 24fnbed(fn . 36 Tidier rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only Cellars, attics, yards and small ... MOO OUGHTA BE SIAD 25 Dusky white 37 Correlative 51 Color 643-4168 WHERE VOU'RE IS FOR VOU /■ _ BEADS AN' GO EUVCK TO .1 21 Female saint 53 Short-nspped trucking done A-1 right. Call TH' IPEA.TELLIN' "NTHAVE ONE OF ITS 27 Assam silkworm of neither ®* a “make good” Insertlan. Errors which do ME WHO 1 CAN PUT ) OWN ON TH' THRONE WRONG... GUVS, NOT ( YEAH? MOO FAST AS YOU , Jl / (ab.) fabric not lessen the value of the adverttsement will not be oorreoted Tremano Trucking Service toll Apply MOOV1ANS/ CAN! NOW e iT a O lH 't ^ 28 Kind of tide ON MY THRONE, y OF NEANDERL.AND/ 22 Piece out- 54 Chemical suBlx by "make good” Insertion. free, 742-9487. FOR OVT3AKE/ 23 Leather thong 26 Prodigal r “ 5“ 5” n r MO'TT’S SHOP-RITE r” 2 3 4 _ r ATTICS and cellars cleaned, 29 Exclamation SUPER MARKETS 31 Before n~ ns trash hauled to the dump, , An Opportunity 32 High note In 643-2711 875-3136 light trucking, reasonable. 643- East Middle ’Tpke. Guido’s scale mr (Rockville. TtoU Free) to learn the ZIN'AIAOS IH A C T IO N ^ 33 Narrow inlet 14 5846. 34 Convict of guilt III or call 16 YOUNG MAN with truck de­ "OesOEE " M. 38 Fruit Personnel Dept. 42 Primate ar 21 sires light hauling jobs, clean­ T « . U. I N l. o n.— »U It!** MAP/Sew, W//9. 40-1 NEWSPAPER OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 43 Present-day Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ing cellars, atUcs, garages and • 1MT W T fashion 59 Leggett St. 45 Goddess of 23 yards. 1-232-0688. CIRCULATION East Hartford WHAT DO VOU MEAN YES, AND 1 MADE ATIME STUDY the dawn 24-Hour Answering Service I AIN'T FINISHED? OF YOU STUDYING THE TIM E/FOUR 46 Educational STEPS. SIDEWALKS, ston-. Bend»— Stocks— Help Wanted— Help Wanted— Mote 36 289-1541 1 KNOW HOW LONG m i n u t e s t o g e t d r i n k ,TWO MIN­ group (ab.) walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ UTES WATCHING A FLY WALK ACROSS Free to Herald Readen Mortgages 27 Fomote 35 PART-TIME, 4 ~ 5 hour shifts , lO-Ta -I'VE BEEN HERE— 47 Mouths (anat.) race.' All concrete repairs FIELD 0 m T by N tA. I . Hot. U S. r>t. 0O.| I SET THE CLOCK t h e KEYS.THREE MINUTES SPENT 48 Decompose P. M NEEDS HELP. Pilgrim available for men, 7 a.m. - SLIDING BACK AND FORTH ON THE 49 Hospital’s Want Information on one of our olassUled adverttsementoT Reasonably priced. 643-9851 SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ 5 p.m. Press operators, pack­ PART-TIME SERVICE staUon ON THE PIANO A N ' limited funds available for sec­ Mills is loaded with new fall BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS _ I'VE BEEN BENCH, AND... WELL, IT'S ALL HERE resident No answer at the telephone listed 7 Simply the ers, spot welders. Apply Eas­ attendant, 3 evenings a week, DAVY JONES ON PAPER SO srr physician RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn fabrics and has openings for The nation's oldest and New 1 WATCHIN' IT.' ond mortgages, payments to tern Boiler, 99 Loomis St., 6-10, must be over 18. See Mr. V-YEAH. AN' OOOH .' WE'RE IN A POWN AGAIN AND 52 Racket used In mowers sharpened emd repair­ suit your budget. Expedient 3 salesladies, part-time and England’s fastest growing Sloan, Esso Service Center, Rt. NOW YOU TWO THAT M EAN S w h a t ' ll BIND, JONES. PRO­ a certain ball ed, engine time-up, free pick­ Manchester. newspaper has an opportun­ TH' CONTRACTS WE DO , TECT US AN' WE'LL game EDWARDS service. J D. Realty, 643-6129. full-time. Apply to Manager, 83, Vernon. a r e THE ONLY ONES up and delivery In Manchester. ity for a man to work as a LEFT WHO CAN TESTIFY ARE OUT ON ME , AL SING ALONG WITH 55 Required Hartford Rd, Manchester. Open 56 Less difficult TO the s y n p i c a t e 's t a x AN' WANDA,' UNCLE S A M .' ANSWERING SERVICE 742-7607. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Newspaperboy supervisor In 57 Made mistakes 5T POOGB BY SKIMMING THE Business Opportunity 28 Its Rockville branch office. 58 Gunlock catches TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, PART-TIME and full-time assemblymen MAINTENANCE CASINO'S PROFITS/ DOWN 849-0500 875-2519 bundling lots bleared, trees top­ wanted, days and evenings. CAPABLE OF WORKING Man must have a desire to 1 Apportions ped. Got a tree problem? Well FROM BLUEPRINTS work with boys. The work Man needed for general 2 2 Occupant Apply in person. Burger Chef, r NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. and leave your message. You’D hoar from our advertlaer worth phone call, 742-8252. MECHANICS 235 Main St., Manchester. entails the direction of maintenance work through­ In Jig time without spending nil evening at the tdephone. INSPECTOR newspaperboys In the serv­ out factory, excellent fringe WELDING — hardfaclng, pro- SALESPERSON^ — experience FOR AIRCRAFT PARTS icing auid selling of Hart­ benefits, pension plan, profit Sunoco has available high W* Y * duction, cast machinery repair women’s wearing apparel, 3, ford Courant subscribers. sharing, group insurance, AutomobllM For Sc#o 4 etc. Bob’s Welding SerWee. volume highway location, 4 or 5 day week. Apply SHIPPER & RECEIVER paid holidays and more. paid training, excellent 1968 CJHEVROLET — Bel Air, ______Call 649-7678. Tweed’s, 773 Main St. If you have the above resi­ HERALD growth potential. Act today. LATH E OPERA-rOR dence qualificaUons, have a BY DICK TURNER 2-di)or sedan, tan, 6 cylinder, u g HT _ CARNIVAL TRUfJKING, moving Call or write: MAID WANTED at Interstate Apply automatic transmission, excel­ good driving record (we fur­ Ttt l i « U I PX ON—Al and odd jobs, responsible, eve­ Motor Lodge, apply In person rsKlDCjlSjrTjrv 1 nish an automobile) and are DOX LEH ER S lent condition. No reasonable nings. Ailso burning barrels, MANCHESTER MODES, SUN OIL COMPANY or call 876-^7. OPERATORS a high school graduate, con­ BY KEN MUSE offer refused. 643-9121. delivered, f4. 644-1776. Pine St., Manchester WAYOUT For Your tact MUST SELL — 1967 Olds- P O Box 71 East Hartford EXPERIENCED sales person. 'TRAINEES McNaufilt SyndkaU, Inc. Apply In person. Marlow’s, 807 D. Welch, Mgr. AND YOU CUT VOU^RE NOT Information mobile, 442 convertible, excel­ YOU CUT ME Household Sorvicos 568-3400 Main St. Liberal benefits, paid holi­ ------V FIT TO lent condition, good tires and TOOL AND DIE maker, ex­ OFF AT ME OFF AT days, vacation with pay, YOU CUT \ THE HERALD will not many extras. Original cost Offorod 13-A MANCHESTER Country Club, perienced, 66 hour week. Gayle SEVEN DRIVE/ disclose the identity of presently working 60 hour /VflE OFF 1 WOODWARD over 34,200. Sale price, $2,996 REWEAVINd OF burns, moth Evenings and weekends luncheon waitress, 11-3, 6 days THE HARTFORD Mfg. Co., Inc. 1068 Tolland St., ^ AVENUE/ ^ MILE ROAD/ any advertiser using box or best offer. Call 742-8404 af­ Mr. Keith 647-9646 week. East Hartford. ON ELM 1 letters. Readers answer­ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ a week. Please contact 646- COURANT STREET/ J SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads who ter 7 p.m. dow shades made to measure, 0103. MAN TO WORK on poultry aU sizes Venettan blinds. K e y ? ______E. A. PATTEN Co. Hartford Courant Office desire to protect their I960 CHEVROLET. 4-door se- farm, steady work. Miller identity can follow this V dan, standard transmission, made while you wait, Tape re- l UNCHONETTE for lease or 303 Wetherell St., Manchester Farms, North Coventry, 742- procediue: corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 13 Park St. $225. 643-8836. rent, small investment, good ATTENTION 6232. Main St. 649-5221. Enclose your reply to ihe return. Call Paul J. Correntl Rockville 1957 CHEVROLET station wag- Agency, 643-5863, or 643-2128. HOUSEWIVES MAN TO WASH dishes, nights, box In an envelope — full or part-time. Apply In per­ addressed to the Clansl- on, good running and tires, WAREHOUSEMAN — Imme­ fled Manager, Manchester $60. Girl’s tap shoes, size 12, B u ild in g - PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a MCDONALD’S diate full-time opening avail­ son only, Howard Johnson’s Evening Herald, together $2. 876-2307. Contracting 14 modern 3 bay service station able with East Hartford whole­ 394 Tolland Tpke. Manchester. for lease. Excellent opportu­ Foreman with a memo listing the Is now employing women saler offering a good opportu­ LANDSCAPED laborers — no companies you do NOT 1960 PONTIAC Bonneville - 4 - CARPENTRY — concrete steps, nity, paid training program. for part-time work, 11 a.m.- nity for a steady, reliable man experience necessary, $2.25 wsint to see your letter. door hardtop, good condition, floors, hatchways, remodeling, Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or Leadman BY ROY CRANE 2 p.m. Apply In person. over 26. Call Mr. Feldman, 286- per hour. CaU Grantland Nur­ BUZZ SAWYER Your letter ^11 be de­ must sacrifice for $176. 649- porches, garages, closets, ceil­ 1-201-377-8100. 4888. sery, 643-0669 or 643-4781. stroyed If the advertiser 9470. ings, attics finished, rec rooms, Unusual opportunity lor AMP I...I'M SO YOU CAN UNPACK, SAHANl. WE'VE DECIPED TO STAY is one you’ve mentioned. formica, ceramic. Other relat­ A FEW DAYS LONGER... ALL EXCEPT PR. KLEV. I THlMR MCDONALD’S DRIVE IN energeUc capable and qual­ A l 6LAPTOS6EVOU, If not It will be handled CORVAIR 1966, 4-door sedan, ed work. No Job too small. Dan HOWGIA) IW?S. SAWYER. HE’LL BE WANTING TO RETURN TO SWITZERLAND. y In the usual manner. Holp Wanted— 46 W. Center St,, Manchester SHORT ORDER COOK ified person able to set up standard shift, 110 h.p. Call Moran, Builder. Evenings 049- and supervise manufactur­ OUTSIDE WORKERS I AM TO, 649-9088 after 5 p.m. 8880. Female 35 SEEYOa' STILL <5(71 THe HICCUPS? ing of aircraft parts, Jigs FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED hairdresser 7 a.m.-4 p.m., 11 a.m.-8 p.m. and fixtures. Lost an d Found 1 w a n t e d to buy used cars and HOMES, OARAGES, porches, ABSOLUTELY guaranteed free wanted. LuJon Salon of Beauty shifts. Chance for advance­ ______trucks. Call 528-1960 between j-eg rooms, room additions, to you $160 in toys and gifts ment Into management. Top wages, excellent em­ And 8-4:30 p.m. 6-8:30 p.m. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen- 61 E. Center St. 643-1939. FOUND—brown rimmed glass­ for Just 15 nights work! If you (Contact Mr. Cunningham, ploye benefits EUid fine fu­ PART-TIME MORNINGS es, Saturday on Durkin St. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, converti­ eral repair work. Financing OPPORTUNITY for you! Be an have a phone, a car and a little Knudsen’s Country Fare, ture outlook. Would wel­ ■ spare time, write. Laurene Co. C available. No down payment. Call 649-8491. ble, radio and heater, new en­ Avon representative In your 1100 Burnside Ave., East come Inquiries from those Laboring on pipe work and Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Goshen, Conn, or call 489-4101. gine and clutch, $860. Call 649- neighborhood. Cash in on the Hartford. with limited experience tanks, drive smaU and me­ LOST—Siamese cat, male, vi­ dium trucks. Interesting 7947. ______6169. big Fall and Christmas selling 5}^'sHIER - nights. Apply Stan- also. cinity Bolton High School. season before It Is too late. work, pleasant conditions. Carpentry—Rooms, ley Green’s, Manchester Shop­ All replies treated In strict Wearing name plate. “ Sencu” . TWO 1960 Plymouths — white *5UAUTY Our TV advertised products Apply — MitcheU Drive, off M think math is my poorest class! Every date I’ve had dormers, porches, basements, ping Parkade. confidence. Please state ex­ 643-1928. sedan, copper station wagon, sell themselves. No experience Parker St., 8:80-9:80 a.m. from there has gone sour! refinlshed, cabinets, built-ins, perience and wage require­ lO -tZ. both clean, good running con­ needed. Call today, 289-4922. WQMAN WANTED full-Ume as The and 4:30-6:30 p.m. LOST — Passbook No. S-18613. formica, aluminum, v in y l,______ments. Write box BB, Man- f h NU. fee. T.M. tsf U t >st. 0(H 0 ' l ) 6 * L dition, $280 each. 742-9423. cashier, must have experience Savings Bank of Manchester. steel, ceramo siding William $so in FAMOUS brands free If BY LANK LEONARD Application made for payment, iqei poN T IA C Catalina, power Robbins Carpentry Service, you run a weekly shop-by-mall rpX'Vn^-rfo M rw = Hartford Courant McKi n n e y b r o s . MICKY FINN Gordon at (Jountry Drug, 277 LOST — boy's brown rimmed steering, power brakes, excel­ 640-3446. club for few friends. Send for B Y W A L T W E ’TTERBERG West Middle Tpke. England's fastest SEWAGE DISPOSAL Co. THE WILLETS glasses vicinity St. James lent running condition, no rea- details and free 624-page cata­ sonable offer refused. 649-8089. ADDITIONS, remodeling gar- log. No obligation. Popular Club ' growing newspaper has the I'M SORRY I COOLPNT HAVE A bOY/YOU School and Birch St. 643-8967. ______^______ages, rec rooms, bathrooms Plan, Department S622, Lyn- EXPERIENCED BEEN OF MORE HELP SHERIFF - ) REALLY 1960 THUNDERBIRD, 2-door, tilled, kitchens remodeled, ce- Holp Wanted— Molt 36 following opening in its TRUCK DRIVERS — part-time, brook N. Y. Circulation Department mornings or afternoons. Apply BUT IT WAS GOOD F1AN FOR tire service work, 640-9286. Inc, caU after 6 p.m., 644-1008. good pay, all benefits. ^ T THE &TATB I CAPTAIN EASY, WE'LL St., 649-1669 after 4:30. must BONANZA Steok Pit POLICE BARRACKO^ I HAVE TO IMPOUND THE INSIDB-outside painting. Spe­ be steady Worker, experience Traiters— POSITIONS open for sales for DIAMOND NECKLACE: IN cial rates tor p ^ le over 65. helpful but not essential. Ap­ 287 WEST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Autemobites For Sate 4 M obile 6 -A new cosmetic firm, unUmited Nemos CaU my competitors then call ply Nlchols-Manchester T in financial opportunity. CaU 1966 TRUCK Camper, exceUent me. Estimates given. 649-7868, ROUTE Inc., 206 Broad St., Manches­ 1961 MERCURY station wagon, Mrs. Roth 283-4904. ter. automatic, power steering, condition, reasonable. CaU 875- 876-8401. 1710. power taUgate w in dW ,. px>d JOSEPH P. Lewu custom ACCOUNTANT — CJPA office RN OR LPN, 3-7 p.m. or 7-11 MANAGER condition, reasonable price. 649- painting. Interior and exterior Is seeking both a Jtmior and p.m. CJaU 649-4619. MALE PROmiCTIOfl WORKERS 1226. Matoreyetes— paper.jinging, wallpaper re semi-senior of partnership cal­ Part-time mornings, $2.60 iber for long term basis, chal­ Bteyetes 11 moved. Wallpaper books on re­ DRIVERS for school buses, BUICK WUdeat convertible. per hour. No seUing, station lenging rewarding. Sidney Rol­ OPENINGS ON ALL 3 SHIFTS quest. Fully insured. Free es­ 7:80-9 a.m. 2 p.m.-8:80 p.m. 1966. Gold with white top, new YAMAHA — NEW deedership. wagon furnished. Must be ler A Co., 622-6209. BY BOB LUBBERS timates. Call 649-9668. We train you. ExceUent part- ROBIN MALONE Royal Master tires, and vivra- Sales and service at Seymour dependable and bondable. Starting Rate $2.31 par hour and up time for housewives. CaU .648- sonlc radio. CaU 643-0678 after Auto, 681 Main Sc, Manches­ A-1 INTERIOR painting ahd Ap^y Frid^-^ evening 7 P A R T /m iE steady ro4ite work, 2414. W E W IL L B ie 6. ter. paperhanging, special low fall p.m. to 8 p.m. at 860 Main 8 a.m.-12 noon, 2, 8 or 4 morn­ ings per week. Two mornings, Excellent fringe benefits including major medical HC3NC7KED IFVC>L> rates. CaU for free estimates, WAITRESSES - housewifes, St., Room 7. WILL OUR. 1960 CJHEVROLET Corvette con­ 1966 TRIUMPH BonneviUe, ex­ $120. per month; four morn­ insurance. 100% paid premium, eight paid holidajrs 872-4434. high school girls, fuU or part- 6UE57S I/O A vertible, 4-speed, radio. As is ceUent condition, Idw mUeage. ings, $240 per month. We are and generous vacation plan. Applications aeeepted time, experience not neces­ L i m e H IP E - BY ROUSON $900. Ted Trudon Volkswagen, CaU 643-0145, after 6. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ not interested in temporary LITTLE SPORTS sary. Apply In person on­ PART-TIME stock clerk want-' daily, interviews Tuesdays. A W A V Route 83, TalcottviUe. ing and papering. CaU Phil help. Car necessary. Work wiU ly. Howard Jedmson Restau­ ed, hours flexiUe. Inquire bet­ P U H 650H 1967 TRIUMPH TR660 green Denoncourt, 742-6178. be In the RockvlUe-WUUmantic TWO GOODYEAR tires, 650x14 rant, 894 ToUand Tpke. ween 10:80 - 6:80, Tuesday F O R V N O f and white, 4,600 miles. $1,000 area. Write Box DD, Manches­ APPLY TO practically new, $10. each. through Saturday. Top Value umoN or best offer. 742-7194. ter Herald, giving short res­ 1966 Pontiac, good running Ftoor Hnlshliig 24 WAITRESS — 11:80 a.m. to 2 Enterprises, 1146 ToUand ume and i^ione number. We condition, $26. PhWe 649-7887 p.m. daUy. Apply In person Tpke., Manchester. . O f t e r a d 13 FLOOR SANDINO and rMfoikh- Jane Alderi Restaurant, Ver­ wUl contact you' for appoint­ Rogers Corporation after 6 p.m. DRIVERS for \ school buses, non Circle, Vernon. ment. MILICA OAKLAND STS. — MANCHESTER, CONN, 1961 OLDSMOBILE 98, ^door, S.»iM» S«r«le« S '„,rrS S . “ ^ 7:80-9 a.m. 2 p.m. - 8:80 p.m. or CaU Miss Banister—'1-774-9605 full power, radio, heater, one WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec- floors. Painting. Paperbanging. RN or LPN, 11-7 ^ t , full or We train you. ExceUent part- JANITORS — part-time eve­ owner, very clean. CaU 649- lalizing In tree and shrub No job too smoU. John Ver- part-time, room and board time for tbird shift workers. nings. CaU 643-4463, 3-6 p.m. 1042. care. 643-8104. faUle, 64MI760. furnished, 649-4519. CaU 643-2414. only. PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 fiU n BtGRTBEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967 Suiwiffawi For SaM 75 Suburban For Salu 75 was named to the Board of Di­ Legal Notices Gord«i|— Fami Rooms W iHiout Board 59 Apartment Buildings Housos For Salt 72 Houses For Salt 72 Suburban For Salt 75 Tolland rectors for a three-year term. New England's Leading c5vB S T K T LAKE — beautiful UMITATIOK OBBEB Dairy Produets 50 For Sola 69 BEAUTIFUL 9 room home, per­ ANDOVER — near Bolton, im­ ANDOVER — new Raised Bulletin Board AT A COURT OP PROBATE THE THOMPSON House —Cot- MANCHESTER VICINITY — custom bulK BpUt Level, year Ranch, 4 bedrooms, family The Red Cross Bloodmobile held at ManoheMer, within and for Two-Year Profaisional tage St. centrally located, large manent siding, possible 6 bed­ maculate 5 room Ranch, pan­ the District of Manchester, on the TURNIPS yellow and purple, $1 MANCHESTER — A 6-famUy beautiful 4 room Ranch, over- rooms, 2-car garage, 2 porches, eled breezeway, 2-car garage, •round home, aluminum siding, room, 2 fireplaces, 2-car ga- Cook Nam ed to Fourth Term will visit the United Congrega­ 6th day of October, 1967. CLASSIFIED pleasantly furnished rooms, Present, Hon. John J, Walleft, half bushel. Comer Glode Lane and a 2-famlly in one package sise garage, roofed patio, ex­ magnificent view of . the lake, i»ge, large wooded lot. Leon­ tional Church Monday from 1 School of parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ nice yard. Priced to sell. Wol­ tree shaded lot on quiet street Judffe. and Tolland St. near East with an income better than cellent inside and out. Large Only $17,900. Hayes Agency, philbrick Agenoy, Realtors. ard Agency Realtor, 646-0469. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Edward Potter Elstate of Alice B. Gorman, late night and permanent guest verton Agency, Realtors, 649- of Manchester, In said District, de­ Hartford Manchester town line. $10,000 yearly, ideally located lot, $14,900. Mitten Agency, 28lb. 646-0131. 649-5M7. As School Board Qiairman will serve as captain of the day rates. VERNON — custom 4.bedroom ceased. _ _ ... near Main St. and where va­ Realtors, 643-6930. provide kindergarten education with Mrs. Howard Horsman in On motion of The Connecticut ADVERTISING Tins Board of EdUcalUoni unan­ Bank and 'Trust Coimnny, One Con­ cancies are never a problem. Colonial, 3 filed baths, famUj charge on the canteen. Walk-in MANCHESTER — 7 room exe­ COVENTRY — 6 ropm Raised and that of providing the last stitution Plaaa, Hertford, Conn., ex­ ACCOUNTING Fartfliiers 50*A Property is in excellent condi­ $13,000 — S-bedroom Cape, room, double garage, lots of imously K-elected Da'vid Cook donors will be welcome. CLASSIFIED ADVEI^TISING DEPT. HOURS Apartments— Flats— cutive Ranch, flowering peren­ Ranch, on wooded acre lot, VERNON year of high school. Both are ecutor. .. tion with aluminumi combina­ dormers, alr-conditloner, neat nials, schrubs and trees make family room with fireplace and trees, low 30's. Hayes Agency, to serve his tourth term as A voter registration session ORDERED: That three moaths GOOD COW manure, delivered, 6464)131. ' -o J. now required under state law. from the 6th day of October. HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING 8 AJM. to 5 PJM. Tenements 63 tions and permanent siding, ex­ and clean. Hutchins A ^ ncy, sliding glass doors, 1^ baths, wUl be held Oct. 24, from 6 to $6 and $10 loads, excellent for up the elegantly landscaped $22,900 • Aluminum sided, 2 ohotatnan o f the board at last Committee Appointments be and the same are Hnxlted and cellent heating systems, ample Realtors, 649-5324. yard, stone walls, private Es­ laundry room, garage, many 8 p.m. 4n the Town Hall. iowed for the credltorB within 66 Forest S t, Hartford—ITeL 247-1115 fall use. 643-7804, 640-8731. WE HAVE customers waiting year old Ranch with e a s t HARTFORD — 6 room nisHt’B meeUng. Mrs. Baibara The Iboard reappointed ' Rich­ which to bring in their riaims parking. Wolverton' Agency, ther Williams swimming pool extras. Low 20’s. Owner 742- The B (m d of Assessors will a^^nst said estate, and saM e x -' fX)PY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. for the rental of your apart­ MANCHESTER — need a large wall to wall caipeting. Colonial with large living room Kaias waa re-etoctod secretory. ard Bowering to serve as the in­ Realtors, 649-2813. and patio are a few of the 6245. be at the Town Hall tomqrrow ecutor is directed to gtvc public no­ S VM. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ house with complete in-law 1^ baths, fireplace, and master bedroom, fire­ surance committee; Kenneth tice to the creditors to bring in many quality custom features Tbe iboard tontned a aub- from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the their claims within eald lime Housahold Goods 51 tate. 643-5129. MANCHESTER — Investment apartment? Call 643-9859. breezeway and garage. place, garage, lot 77x150, high Kajmor, curriculum committee; Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 5 p.m. Friday. . you will find In this rare of­ BOLTON CENTER —looking comnittbee oompoaed o f mem- annual declaration of property. lowed by pubtishing a copy of this SEWING MACHINE -Singer property, completely furnished on hill; Asking $27,500. 649- James Cornish, bulldlnga and order in some newspaper having a FIRST floor 4 rooms, heat, hot Ma n c h e s t e r Business zone' fering. Realistically priced at for that tranquil setting among beia Kenneth Kaynor and Altty circulation in said probate district automatic zig-*ag ir cabinet rooming house near redevelop­ homes of better quality, try this 8538, 643-5129. J.D. Real Estate grounds, and Preston Harding, within ten days from the date of water, stove, disposal, yard, n , large lot, good location, 14 $39,900. Hayes Agency, 646- $23,900 - Brick-fronted, 1 year Ptneaton Handing to meet with Manchester Evening Her­ YOEB COOPERATION WILL |\|AI 1 button holes, embroiders, hems ment area, rooms plus apart­ 6 room Ranch with beam­ old Ranch on a lovely Co. to tramsportation. All commit­ this order and return make lo this Rug Cleaning Expert parking, storage, modem, room 2-famlly, 5 garages, ^0,- 0131. tbe arobtteot of Ibe United Oon- ald ToUand correspondent, court of the notice given. BE APPRECIATED IrlMfc I I etc. Like new condition. Orig- ment, ample parking, excellent ed celling, raised hearth fire­ rustic, wooded setting. tee appointments are the same JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. adults, 644-8169. 000. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ VERNON — large new 8- bed­ gmgaiUotial Church Religious Bette Quatrale, 875-2845. inaUy over $300. balance now. condition inside and out. High BEAUTIFUL one year old Rais­ place, 2-car garage, set on 2 baths, fireplace, as last year with the exception tors, 6494t347. room Ranch near Parkway, EJducaiUon BuUdhig. They will ORDER OF NOTICE $54. Take over payments of LOVELY 4 .rooms, heated, sec­ income return. Shown by ap­ ed Ranch, 6V^ rooms, IV^ acre of land. Picturesque view built-in oven, range, of new member Cornish who re­ a t a c» u r t o f p r o b a t e Continued From Preceding Page prepane for negotiBlUons with Joins John Leavitt ond floor, conveniently located. pointment only. Call R.F. BENTON Street.. . Two ~fam - baths, fireplace, garage, large mid 20’s. Paul W. Dougan, dishwasher and dis­ wooded lot, fireplace, 1% baths places Ekiward Jendrucek. hcHl at Manchester, within and for $10. monthly. 522-0476. tbe State fire marshal’s office the district of Manchester, on the Call 649-9000. Dimock Co., 649-5245. lly home of eight rooms. Three wooded lot. Priced for quick Realtor, 649-4535. natural trim, bullt-lns, immed­ The school board policy Is to Director to Tell 9th day of October. A.D. 1967. posal and garage. Hur­ for a nevieloa o f « » decision Help W anted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— SINGER automatic zig zag sew­ .large rooms on first floor plus sale. Char-Bon Real Estate, ry !! iate occupancy, $18,500. Meyer have one memiber handle the Present. Hon. John J. WaJlett, We are pleased to eimounce ONE bedroom garden apart­ not to permit pUbBo kinder-. Judge. ing machine, excellent condi­ tile bath . . . five rooms and 643-0683. Agency, 643-0609. ’ duties related to a particular YWCA Program Estate of Burton B. Cole oka. that Henman J. Wagner er having a cir­ ceived each day. Reductions Estate, 643-5129. Street Tavern, 20 Birch St. or MANCHESTER — Vernon lin^ the State Highway Commis­ dential area. First and need a quick sale, call the Guidance Department and culation In said district, at least rug or carpet cJeanlng prob­ OJNCORD RD. — Beautiful will go through with the pro­ ford, Glastonbury and Enfield. seven days before the day of said Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 up to 60 per cent on recon­ call 649-8110, 643-9505. 5*4 room Ranch, 1*4 baths, sioner, at 59 Newfleld Avenue, floor family room, 1% , us, today. We don’t guaran­ the reading program. lem, we iniviite you to coM Herman J. Wagner PARAGON TOOL Ranch, large living room, for­ tee anything but we offer The board took note of the Mrs. Max Schubert will lead hearing, to appear if they see cause Herman Wagner and then ditioned used machines. Port­ large fireplaced living room, Hartford, Connecticut, until baths, bullt-ins and a gram,’’ they Stated. at said time and place and be mal dining room, cabinet Tbe board will investigate $24,998.12 tuition credit receiv­ devotions. Refreshments will be heard relative thereto and by mail­ "Leave It to Leavditt.” COMPANY INC. GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- ables from $8.88. Consoles built-ins, aluminum windows. 11:00 A:M., Ocibober 19, 1967 2 car garage just begin you our years of experience kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea­ then at said office or at such antemattve means o f housing ed from the Vemon school served by Mrs. Alfred Lange, ing on or before October ,11. 1967. mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron from $19.88. ZigZags from MANCHESTER BEAUTY SALON in Rockville Call now. Hayes Agency, 646- to describe this spa­ and our willingness to serve by certified mall, a copy of said tion room, landscaped yard. place at that time designated, the public in a professional tbe Wndergarben ertudents in­ board. The original pe.- pupil Mrs. Daivld Odegard, Mrs. Al- will and of this order to Rmsld H. Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. $39.88. Singer Sewing Center, area for sale. 643-9022. 0131. cious home. Immediate Is Hiring Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, publicly opened and read aloud. tuition cost at Rockville High freda Ptace and MiB. J. Philip Cole, Bolling Brook Gardens No. 832 Main St., 643-8883. Open Park Chestnut Garden occupancy. monnelv Coll The Jarvis cluding various types of port­ 101. a’UO South 2»th St., Alexan­ 102 Granby S t, Btoomlield PUREBRED toy Fox Terrier 643-5953. MANCHESTER — Crestwood Bids miu3t be submitted on Pro- Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, able dasarooms. School was set at $698.10, and Shrider. dria Virginia; Mllna Beaullett, 14 Thursday till 9. p o ^ l Form No. CON 114G in Tool makers with experimental puppies, InteUegent and gentle Houses For Sale 72 Drive. Six room Cape, lovely 648-1121. Several board memhera spoke was adjusted to a $625.52 per Hoevland St.. Marlboro. Mass., Save 15% Cash and Csriy SIX ROOM oversized Cape, 2 Bid Envelopes provided by the guardian ad litem for Robert M. aircraft parts experience with children. Call 876-2349. ATTIC SALE — Westinghouse Occupancy first week of yard, trees, storms and of difliculbies experienced by pupil cost. A German encyclopedia, Colo, minor, and return make to DUPLEX — 6-6, new knotty full baths, trees, large lot, State Highway Department, W laundromat, 2 office desks, screens, patio, 1,000 gallon un­ other school systems wtth a Local Men Head Chamber printed between 1813 and 1889. TWO REDBONE Coon Hounds, November pine cabinets built-in range, $23,000. Phllbrick- Agency, which may be secured at 59 The BARROWS and WALLACE %' hN j . WAT-DETT. Judge, odd items. After 4 p.m. and derground oil tank, radiant Newfleld Avenue, Hartford, certain, type o f portable dass- Two local men were selected contained 167 volumes. cc: Mary WocUranil Cole Jigs and fixtures males, 1% years old, have dishwasher, carpeting, new Realtors, 649-5347. Co. USTINOS NEEDED, aU price all day Saturday. Hebron Rd., heat. Immediate occupancy. Conneotiout. The teJepihone rooma. Other types have proved to head the Rockville area been run. 643-0234. 1 bedroom, 3% rooms $135 baths, new furnaces, 2-car ga­ ranges. CaU us for a quick sale, Bolton Center. MANCHlisTER — 2 family Call owner, 649-6386. numlber Is 249-5211, extension Manchester Parkade, aatiaflaictniy. Chamber of Commerce, Tues­ AH around machinists rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ 322, 282 or 283. we also buy houses for cash. SILVER MALE POODLE, 6 2 bedrooms, 4% rooms $155 flat, 2-car garage, near bus Manchester 649-5806 The school board promised day. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, tors, 549-5324. TWO FAMILY Ranch — 6 and A CERTIFIED CHECK, Hayes Agency, 6464)181. Donald Morganson of Doyle months old, AKC registered, line and schools. Church of As­ to ilntonn the firanice Iward “as„ exceUent condition, $60. G. E. 3 . room apartments, modern BANK CASHIER’S CHECK, Bridgeport operators permanent shots, home raised. Heated, Hot Water, Oven MANCHESTER — near bus and sumption. Only $2,000. down, SELLING your home? For soon as possible” as to the Rd., president of the Savings electric knife, $10. 644-8617. kitchen with built-ins, 6 years BANK TREASURER’S costs tovoived in establishing Bank of Tolland, was named 643-7116. schools, 6 room Cape on tree $86. per month from your CHECK, DRAWN upon a VERNON — Trout Stream Rd. prompt courteous service that Range, Refrigerator, Parking old, garage, central location, the kdndergarten program. president, replacing Charles Excellent opportunity for qual­ shaded lot, absentee owner pocket. Call Earl Everett, 649- STATE b a n k & ITtUST COM­ U and R built Ranch with gets results call Louis Dlmock DALMATIAN puppy, 6 months $23,000. Philbrick Agency, Chllberg. Richard Rose o f Wil­ ified personnel, top wages and wants fast sale. Hayes Agency, 8538, 643-5129. J.D. Real- Es­ PANY or a NATIONAL BANK 3 bedrooms, fireplace, built- Realty, 649-9823. Most board membera feel old, AKC, excellent show line. Realtors, 649-5347. the prtaMuy kindergarten prob­ lie Circle, and manager of the fringe benefits. Excellent work­ Resident Superintendent 646-0131. tate Co. located in the STATE OF CON- ins, wall to wall carpeting, fin­ 649-6801. 40" ELECTRIC Florence range, lem is one o f "tooUiUes not Southern New England Tele­ ing conditions in new fully air- $7,900 — 4 ROOM RANCH, NEX3TTCUT, or a U.S. POST ished rec room and garage in good condition, $35. 649-3924. Tel. from 9 to 5 527-9238 $17,200 — Well kept older 6- RANCH — 6 large rooms, OFFICE MONEY ORDER, to money.” Cook, however, feeis it phone Co. Rockville office, was conditioned plant. THREE TINY white toy IVa built-ins, wall-wall carpeting, basement, stmdeck, patio. All room Colonial style home, con­ baths, huge modem kitchen the order o f TREASURER, Manchester Area is more a “probVem o f money, elected Vice President. GOODYEAR poodles, one male, two fe­ REZNOR heater, gas, excellent After 5 647-1871 attached garage, approxi­ on a large wooded lot. T. J. veniently located, nice yard. with built-ins, 14x24’ family STATE OF CONNECTICUT to and it aJwaya has been.” The elections reinforce Tol­ males, AKC, eight weeks old. condition. Kenmore stove hood, mately $1,600 down. $66.00 Crockett, Realtor, 648-15n. Apply Leonard Agency, Realtors, 646- room on living level with fire­ an amount not less than $100.00 Vemon Police No Available Space land’s Influence on the Cham­ Call 742-6441. coppertone. Call after 1 p.m., monthly Including taxes. Mit­ or 10% o f the base bid, which­ 0469. place, garage, $24,900. Phil- State Statutes now require ber. Howard Wolfanger of Hill- 121 Adams St., Manchester 649-8911. ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ever is greater, must accom­ TOLLAND — Horse lover’s / ‘ - V J CENTRALLY LOCATED 4 brick Agency, Realtors, 649- Arrest Driver that public schools be o]pen a top Rd. served as president be- MANCHESTER — 6 bedrooms, pany each Proposal, unless the paradise, 24 acre spread in­ room flat, first floor, $90 6347. MANCHESTER ^ room minimum of 180 days a year, foi;e Chilberg. He retired from FREE — Adorable female kit­ 3 baths, living room, dining Bidder Shall have on file with cluding older 6-room home, ten, 643-1785. DRAPES for sliding glass monthly. Immediate occu­ Colonial, one car garage, wood­ the Highway Department, a Onvis E. Holooanb Jr., 27, of for all children five years and the Board of Directors Tues­ MAN FOR GENERAL cleaning room, kitchen, and rec. room, MANCHESTER — Two family, horse bam with water and doors, lined, blue, $25. 643-0902. pancy. Children and pets ac­ ed lot. Bowers School area. sufilcient Annual Bond lior Eaton Rd., Tolland, was er- older, by July 1968. Compliance day. Burt Palubo of Tolland Ave. and maintenance work. Part- $6,000 down. Owner, 643-9859. 5-5, 2-car garage, on bus line, electricity, plus easy access to cepted. 647-1510 after 6. Call Earl Everett, 649-8538, 643- Proposal, (reference paragraph with the statutes is subject to time mornings. Apply manag­ Verplanck School, $24,900. Ask highway, high 20’s. Evenings retsted yeotenday to Vernon Articles For Sale 45 MANCHESTER — Ranch, 7 6129. J.D. Real Estate Co. (2) of Proposal Form CON appeal to the State Board of er, State Theatre. 643-7832. Machinery and Tools 52 AVAILABLE Nov. 1 —A for Earl Everett, 649-8538, 643- 114G). caU 875-5062. R. J. Flagg Co. and cfaorgvd wtth operating a rooms, large living room, Education providing the town NOTICE MEN’S REBUILT SHOES for room and 3-room apartment, 5129. J.D. Real Estate Co. ELEVEN rooms, 4 room apart­ It is understood the deposit motor vehicle whUe under the RETIRED gentleman for part- MOORE 2 Jig Borer, 1958. Very kitchen with built ins, family GLASTONBURY — Up on Min- can prove It docs not have apace sale. Better than cheap new centrally located, heat, . hot ment, excellent condition, wall will be forfeited to the event FOR ADMISSION time orderly and X-ray depart­ good condition. PresenUy oper­ room on first floor, built 1961, TWO FAMILY in excellent nechaug Drive, a deluxe Ranch influenice of Uquor. FoUce sold In the present schools, cannot ones. Sam Yulyes, “ Shoe Re­ water, stove and refrigerator, to wall carpet, attractive barn, the successful Bidder fails to ment, 7 ;30 - 11:30 a.m. or 1 :00 ating. Offered for immediate half acre lot, $22,900. Philbrick condition, 4-4. Beautiful piece execute the Contract The Bid­ on approximately four acres Holcomb waa stopped on West rent space, cannot lease port­ OF ELECTORS, pairing of the Better Kind,’’ tiled bath and shower, adults 350’ frontage, Hutchins Agen­ - 5:00 p.m., up to age 60. In­ delivery. Manchester Tool and Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. for Investment or owner der’s name shall appear on the overlooking H a^ord. This able classrooms or build addi­ TOWN OF ANDOVER, 23 Oak St., few steps from only, $76. and $96. 643-6396. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. Rd. quire at X-Ray Department, Main. Design, Inc., 649-5263. dwelling. Separate heating face of the check. home Is loaded with extras, has Police also ameeited H d- tional rooms. CONNECTICUT Deposits received to any form ToUand does not have any Manchester Memorial Hospi­ system, driveways and yards, three bedrooms, must be seen cemb’s passenger, George Moi> Notice is hereby given that EXCELLENT 3 family in con­ other than spedfled to the Pro­ avaUable classroom space at tal, Ext. 213. SCREENED LOAM for best FIVE ROOMS for rent. Call 528- GOLDEN DREAM $19,900. Wolverton Agency, to be appreciated. Priced in tin, 24, o f ToUand T)E>ioc,, Man­ the Board of Admissions of venient location, aluminum sid­ posal ’’may be the cause of re­ either the Meadowbrook or lawns and gardens. Also sand, 5105. Realtors, 649-2813. ing, over $300 income per the low forties and well worth chester. and charged him with Electors for the Town of Ando­ gravel and fill. George H. Grlf- Musical Insmiments 53 jection of the bid.” Hicks Memorial Schools. Ap­ ver will be in session in the Looking for a 6 room Ranch month. Gerard Agency, Real­ NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The it. T.J. Crocket, Realtor, 643- ifltoxioaition; Both men were Retreads on sounA^ flng, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. DUTCH COLONIAL — 4 bed- proximately 250 chUdren will be town office building on Monday, KINSMAN electric organ with including a heated, ground tors, 649-0538, 643-0365. bidders attention is caJicd to 1577. released without ball and are ASSISTANT MANAGER rooms, one full bath, 2 half eligible for kindergarten next October 16. 1967 from 6:00 two full keyboards and foot Business Locations level family room, 3 bed­ t h e eistablished Connecticut to appear in Cfircuit tire bodies DARK RICH, stone free loam. baths, 24’ living room with year. A middle school now in p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the pur­ pedals. Ampeg bass amplifier, rooms, huge kitchen with LAKEWOOD Circle N.—large State Elemolltion Code, Public Couit 12 RockvUile C ot 24. $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, For Rent 64 fireplace, formal dining room, VERNON the planning stages is expected one 16” speaker. Call 643-9409. built-in oven and range, custom built Garrison Colonial, Act No. 551, bo which they are Other poUce acttvtty inciud- pose of admitting all persons Man with restaurant exper­ patio and pool sand and ma­ VA finished basement, sunroom, to be constructed in time for MODERN store, heated, 20’x70’ ceramic baths, generous liv­ 6 rooms, laundry, 2-car gar­ to comply. who are found to be qualified ience has outstanding op­ nure. 643-9504. open porch, 2-car garage, work NOTE: The disposal o f the ed: a September 1969 opening date. 832 Main St., central. ' Call ing room with fireplace, and age, porch. Call 289-9321 or 649- Owner transferred wants VERNON to be Electors of the Town of portunity for adVEincement PENDER Reverb unit, mike shop, large beautifully land­ debris and demolition material This regulation removes the PROCESSED GRAVEL ito 522-3114. an attached garage. It’s 8590. action on this beautiful Andover, Oomiectlcut. ■ 3 with new restaurant chain. and stand. Like new, 649-0821. scaped lot, $27,900. Phllbrick shall be ithe responsibility of ILesUe Thidodeau. 27, of East providing (rf kindergarten class­ The quamflcatlons are as fol­ driveways and parking areas yours if you call early. $21,- Cape. Four rooms down, Fringe benefits, etc. Con­ STORE FOR RENT, Main St., Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. COLONIAL — 7 rooms, 1*^ the contractor and he will make Hartford waa charged with es from the realm of a phil­ lows: Applicant must be twen­ at our screening plant or de­ 500. the necessary arrangements for one finished up. ExceUent ■7 tact Mr. Cunningham, Manchester in State Theatre baths, extra large living and condition throughout. High failure to drive a reasonable osophical decision to a practic­ ty-one years of age, must be a / Knudsen’s Country Fare, livered. George H. Griffing, Office and Store building, reasonable rent. For MANCHESTER — don’t miss dining room, large sunroom, 3 disposal In so doing he must be diatanoe apart. He drove his ANY SIZE wooded lot, plenty of pri­ al compliance with the law, ac­ resident of the Town of Ando­ Inc., Andover, 742-7886. this 6 room Colonial with ga­ guided by all local ordinances 1100 Burnside Ave., East Equipment 54 information please call theatre bedrooms, garage, $23,600. Phil­ vacy. Asking $18,500. T. J. car Into a car driven by Arthur cording to the board. ver for six months. Any appli­ LISTED-BLACKWALL-WHITEWALL WOVLERTON AGENCY rage, formal dining room, fam­ and regiUations. Hartford. CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner manager at 643-7832. brick Agency, 649-6347. Gen'eral clean up o f all areas Crockett Realtor, 648-1577. J. Lemdin Jr., 29, of Hartford Mrs. Kalas stated the "town cant who (is a naturalized citi­ BUSINESS EQUIPMENT t7r ily room, 2 bedrooms, patio, WAS $12.12 BUY NOW-SAVE! you ever used, so easy, too. and removal of fences and this momlng at 2 near the Bolp would have difficulty proving zen must present proof of citi­ sale — shelving, coolers, count­ 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, Realtors 649-2813 trees, low price of $20,500. Call $23,900—7 room Colonial, large Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric hedges as directed by the En­ ton Rd. eaaihotmd entrsnoe to hardship.’ ’ zenship. ers and other mlscellameous first floor, adjacent to north now, Paul W. Dougan, Real­ living room, formal dining ANDOVER — new custom built shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- gineer will be required for the the Wilbur Croea Hlglwvay, Harding stated "the cost of Ruth K. Munson, LICENSED journeyman elec­ contents of package store. No end redevelopment, suitable tors, 649-4536. room, sunroom, 3 bedrooms, oversized Ranch, kitchen buUt- Williams Co. EIGHT ROOM older home, 1% foEowtog property. state potUce in SbafCord said. the program would come to Town Clerk trician, married man prefer­ stock for sale. Desire to sell for beauty parlor, barber shop l*/4 baths, 2-car garage. Mar­ The State Highway Depart­ 1ns, ceremlc file baths, high Thllbodeau Ss scheduled to ap­ ■ or office. Available July 1. baths, kitchen and bathroom MANCHESTER — 10 room 2- about $10 per family.” The state red. H. G. Schulze Inc., 876- WELL KEPT carpets show the as one lot. Silk City Package lon E. Robertson, Realtor, 643- ment In aocordanoe with the tree shaded lot. 2-car garage. pear in Circuit Court 12 in 9707. have been remodeled, 4 bed­ family 5-5, bath and half each would not show sympathy to the results of regular Blue Lustre Store, 201 No. Main St. 643- Call 649-2865. 5953. prov&ion o f Title 'VI o f the Louis Dlmock Realty, 649-9828. Manchester Nov. 6. No injuries rooms, ideal for large family, side, excellent investment Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 town from the standpoint of tax­ spot cleaning. Rent electric 1358. were reported and damage was NOTICE PART-TIME handyman for gen­ $19,900. Phllbrick Agency, property, excellent location, MANCHESTER — 4 family, Stat. 252) and the Regulations es at this point, he predicted. eral yard work, painting, shampooer, $1. Paul's Paint STORE — 460 Main St. across Realtors, 649-5347. new heating system and per­ central location, 3 bedrooms of the Department of Com­ minor. Board member Richard Bow- In accordance with the re- and Wallpaper Supply. COVENTRY quirementa of the Zoning Regu­ clean-upi inside and out. Bol­ from Friendly. 643-2426, 9-5. manent siding, $18,500. Wolver­ each apartment. On $4,200. merce (15 C.F.R., Part 8) Is­ Hip-Hugger erlng stated the "simple sdu- ton. 643-7084 after 6 p.m. Antiques 56 MANCHESTER 7 room down earn a prime net return. sued pursuant to such Act, RUchard L. Kurpaska, 21, of fion” is to obtain a reversal of lations of the Town of Man­ ELECTRIC typewriter, Under­ OFFICE with private lavatory, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Colonial, fireplace, one car ga­ 649-8538, 643-5129, J.D. Real hereby notifies all bidders that Old Lyme was charged with the fire marshall’s nillng. chester, Connecticut, the Zon­ *plut3SC to87CCit.F«d. wood, office size, carbon and WANTED TO BUY—antiques, walnut paneled and indirect it wHl affirmatively insure that Ex. Tax recovtry p«r tir« rage, rec room. Porter St. lo­ MANCHESTER—Immaculate L Estate Co. vidaltion ot a stop Sign. Court An alternative to leasing the ing Board of Appeals will hold STOCK CLERK fabric ribbon, excellent condi­ steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ lighting, paved parking at door the contract entered into pur­ (dtptnding on ilttl «nd cation, approximately 20 years shaped 6 room Ranch, custom date Is set tor O ct 30 li^ Man­ church space or portable class­ a public hearing on Monday, rtlteAdiblt tlr« of tion, 4 years old, kept under er lamps, art glass, primitives, with private entrance, $65 suant to this advertisement will old with stone facing, nice lot, built, breezeway, garage, beau­ chester. rooms vrould be to put the first October 16, 1967, at 8:00 p.m., urn* tilt off your car Full or Part-time service contract. Call 643-7984. any quanity. 644-8962. monthly, all utilities. Call 643- be awarded to the successful nice price. 649-8538, 643-6129. tiful large lot. Char Bon Real Lots For Sale 73 responsible bidder without dis­ grade on double sessions. Board in the Hearing Room of the Mu­ 5031, 742-8726. J.D. Real Estate Co. Estate, 643-0683. ARTHUR DRUG STORE SUMP PUMP, good condition, CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, MANCHESTER — Vernon St., crimination on the ground of member Kenneth Kaynor stated nicipal Building, on the follow­ race, color or nation^ origin. he would oppose the start of $30. Bathinette, good condition, expert repairing. Colonial BRIGHT, modern ^fflce, 440 MANCHESTER — Lakewood SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, treed 180x300 lot. Wolverton ing applications: $10. 643-1301. NOTE: The contractor is re­ Learn To Knit kindergarten only if the first • Pick your size now and Go Goodyear. Any size See John Katz Clock. Shop, 382 Main St., rear. square feet, excellent location. Circle, 6 room Cape, located 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Edward S. Toper, 72 Santlna quired as part of his contract or second grade program was blackwall, whitewall Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m. $90 per month. Call 643-6396. in an excellent area, extensive tion room, large treed lot, $22,- Drive, Rural Residence 2k>ne. 250 TREAT RUGS right, they'll be bid price to supply suitable upeet by the start of kindergar­ • You get the same famous tread design that comes JOURNEYMAN electrician, im­ - 9 p.m. Sundays open till 5 view, needs some repair. A 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors material acceptable to the En­ Variance is requested to erect a delight if cleaned with Blue 1,000-8,000 SQUARE feet prime ten. He felt the putting of first TRACTOR-TYPE mediate steady emplojrment p.m., closed Tuesday and good Investment. Don’t be 649-5324. Suburban For Sale 75 gineer to complete the back fill attached garage closer to side on new Goodyear winter tires Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ industrial space, new building Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. Wednesday. disappointed. Call Now. War­ of the cellar hole immediately grade on double sessions would line and front line than Regula­ er, $1. Olcott Variety Store. in Vernon, minutes from park­ VERNON — 4 bedroom Ranch, CLEATS! 7.75 X 15 (6.70 x 15) 7.00 X 13 ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- BRETTON ROAD — Here is a ui>on removing 'the building offset the good done by kinder­ tions permit, at above location. way. Suitable for manufactur­ shrubbed level lot, immediate 7.35 X 15 (6.50 X 15) 6.50 X 13 BUS HELP wanted nights. Ap­ ATTIC CLEARANCE — 1108. care-free 7 room Cape with from its foundation. The top garten. Vernon National Bank, Route BUILT DEEP TO Wearing Apparek— ing or warehouse. Call 872-0528, occupancy, $17,900. Meyer two feet of fill (below adja­ Cook noted the school board 6.40 X 15 6.00 X 13 - ply Stanley Green’s, Manches­ Dresser, mirror, $16. Skis, aluminum siding, ceramic tiled 15, 460’ east of Oak Lodge, Rur­ ' days. MODERN UP to date 7-room Agency, 643-0609. cent ground level) Shall con­ never has received a copy ter Shopping Parkade. complete, boots size 4, $20. Furs 57 bath, 4 bedrooms, large land­ al Residence Zone. Variance is BITE DEEP! Split on tree lined dead end scaped lot and all of the amen­ tain no stone larger than five of the fire marshaU’s decision Larger sizes regularly $ 13.33. Now $12.00* Games, dishes, lamps. 643-8972 HEBRON — large barn for rent SOUTH W N D ^ R — new requested to erect free-stand­ FULL LENGTH~biack Persian street in desirable AA zone. ities for fine family living. inches to its great^t diameter. regarding the church school . all or part, suitable for horses, Ranches, Raised Ranches and Top soil or loam will not be Hoip Wanted— lamb coat, $176 and ranch Beautiful private yard. First Nick Convertino will be happy buUding, despite its requests. ing ground sign, which Regu­ artist’s gallery, auctions, gen­ Colonials all with a view. This considered suitable mateiiaL If mink stole, $165, both excellent floor family room, 2-zone heat, to show you this listing at your Proposal Lott lations do not permit, at above or Female 37 Building Materials 47 eral equipment storage, elec­ is qt’.ality and value. Call for the contractor falls to back flU condition. Sable scarf, $16. Call jalousied rear porch, outside convenience. Call The Jarvis The decision was read to a location. COOK — experienced in super­ tricity and water, new roof, details, Hayes Agency, 646- the cellar hole at the time the HARDWOOD plywoods, veneers 649-1568. patio, many other extras. Truly Realty Co., Realtors, MLS. 643- building is removed, it will be town meeting last summer in Herbert Phelon, Trustee, 82 vision and purchasing. Top sal­ lightening protected, concrete 0131. Holl Street, Residence Zone B. and associated items for wood­ a fine value. Better than new 1121. necessary for him to protect the form of a letter sent to ary for qualified person in fdundation, 2 miles direct ac­ working hobbyist and crafts­ —all amenities already added. the public by erecting a tem­ First Selectman Carmela Zan- Variance is requests to divide PIGK-UB FftN R and CAM Pa TRUCK OWNERS! Mwchester area. Apply Con­ men. Wood Product Special­ Wanted—’To Buy 5B cess to Route 2, 17 minutes to Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. FIVE ROOM Ranch, enclosed porary fence to the satisfac­ parcel of land Into two lots with necticut State Employment Hartford, Call 247-0771 9-5. 1- ghl on his report. ties, 30 Bartholomew Ave., HOUSEHOIiD lots — Antiques, breezeway, attached one car tion o f the Engineer; ixayment less area and frontage than ANY SIZE LISTED Service, 806 Main St. Manches­ 295-9734 7 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER —New 4-bed­ for the erecUion and removal of The kindergarten proposal Hartford, 246-8272. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, garage, fireplace, lot 123x350. Regulations require, at above FREE ter. room Colonial, going up in this fence shall be considered was knocked down last year at glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ Only $16,900. 649-8538, 643-5129. location. SAME LOW PRICE J beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill J.D. Real Estate Co. as included in the contract bid the annual town meeting, and MEN, WOMEN, Students—part- lage Peddler, Avictloneer, 420 Houses For Rent 65 price. The general contours of then was subjected to a series Connecticut State Highway GOOOfVEM Diamonds— ^Watehes— Rd., $26,790. Also Raised Deportment, (property of Del- time, Fuller Brush-sales, 16 liake St., Beaton, 649-3247. Ranch, baths, double ga- THE IDEAL year ’round home. the surrounding ground shall of maneuvers including peti­ MOUNTING! Jew elry 4B 4*/i ROOM house, partially fur­ not be changed without speci­ phlne Kbhn Holzman et al RIB HI-MIISr ^ hours, $40. guarantee. Open­ Realtors, 644-1286. 4*/^ rooms, 2 bedrooms, large tions for both a town meeting WE BUY AND sell antique and nished, Bolton Lake, adults on­ fic written permission by the Trustee), 283 Spencer Street, Strong and tough to take ings. available for managers. WATCH AND Jewelry repair­ rage, $23,990. Ray Holcombe, living room and dining room to reconsider the decision and truck work in stride used furniture, china, glass, ly. 643-0439. Engineer. Residence Zone AA. Variance ra.iiTU Call 644-0202, 644-2269. ing. Prompt service. Up to $20 silver, picture frames, old both beautifully paneled, huge NOTE: In aiddition to the In­ then for a referendum. iTMfPiKt’ iracmct CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 8 Gracious Apeu^ment is requested to reduce front tot im ucsnucc m iM on your old watch in trade. coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, WE HAVE houses, apartments rock fireplace, exterior recent­ surance requlremenite contained The proposal lost by a vote of NO MONEY DOWN INSPECTORS — Experienced rooms, large wooded lot in Living in Lovely Manchester set-back line below minimum Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, watches, old jewelry, hobby and furnished houses for rent ly finished with aluminum sid­ in paragraph eleven (11) of 660 to 807. in tbe referendum. A $2.42 in aircraft parts, all benefits. executive neighborhood, $43,- DELUXE TOWN HOUSES wimncMw requirements of Regulations, at 6.70 X 15 Tube-type 737 Main St„ State Theatre collections, paintings, attic con­ and lease. Phllbrick Agency, ing, all this on two acres. Not At Moderate Prices Proposal Form OON 114G the few days before the referendum Dean Machine Products, 165 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ P H 0 T 0 -5 p E $2.34 on our Building. tents or whole estates. Furni­ 649-5347. to mention a cabin which will Rental Agent successful bidder shall furnish the town, was informed of the above location. 7.00 X 13 Tubeless Adams St., Manchester. tors, 649-5347. provided for 6 guests. $10,600. a Oertifloate o f Insurance for Fire Marshal’s decision ruling Daniel Ryan, 26 Lilac Street, ture Repair Service, 643-7449. J. D. REALTY 7.00 X 14 Tubeless 19*3772 $2.64 M VE ROOM partly furnished Wolverton Agency, Realtors the same stated mtoimum 144; Residence Zone B. Variance is CLERK-TYPIST with growing JUST LISTED — 6 room Ranch 648-5129 • 643-8779 tbe church school building as Easy Pay Plan! Florists-—Nurseries 49 house, pleasant location, gar­ 649-2813. amounts to cover Explosion, 10-16 . requested to build addition to *Ptus tax ei^d receppeble tire - tire ^or tire industrial manufacturer to wall to wall carpeting, com­ Collapse or Underground Dcim- unsuitable for public school use WANTED — Electric train set age, fireplaces, large lawn, dwelling which will be closer type and process all paper plete aluminum slditig, parquet age Liability (XCU). because it waa a two-stoiy HARDY chrysanthemums in all in good condition. 643-1073. 'parking area. Working adults. The young miss will find this work in sales department. Call floorJn dining area, fireplace, ITEM #6 1 story frame wood frame building. His inter­ to ride line than regulations al­ colors, 60c and 76c each. Open 643-2880. taUorad A-Une a versatile asset Oontromatics, 872-0555. 7 days a week and evenings 'extEAcabinets in kitchen, split ranch type House with frame pretation of tbe bunding as a low. Garage, E /S Tunxis Trail, Bol­ to a wardrobe. Enjoy David HodgUns, Lot 18, Hun­ till dark. Ponticelli’s Green­ r a jl^ n c e on 90x105 lot, land­ twowitory wood frame has been SCHOOL BUS operators for Rooms Without Board 59 Suburban For Rent 66 ton. Former property of: the swlng-aasy styla of ter Road, Rural Residence 1M7-1S68 school year. Hourly house and Nursery, 433 No. scaping plus. One car garage, 5 2 2 2 questioned by many in the MALE COLLEGE student will­ SMITH, Robert D. et ai ' hugging belt and youthful Zone. Variance Is requested to rate $2.48. Silver Leine Bus Main St. VERNON - Redecorated 5 patio and assumable mortgage 76-87-9 town. A large unsigned ad ,iq>- ing to share double room, near collar. Pattern No. 5222 has direc­ erect dwelling closer to front ...... $ i f * 6 I I ...... like, Inc.. 40 Brainard Place. room apartmc.it located in at- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, XCU No. 1447 with Photo-Guide is peared In a weekly two days High School. ^9-9167. 649-2813. , tions and lectures for knitting line than regiilatipns allow. tractive reslden^al area, sstove The above structure must be iW sizes $0 to 18, bust . 31 to 88. before the referendum, incor­ flAIRDRBSSER— male dr fe- © ardeii—-Ftirm— ------:------j ------L. ------:------cither with the right or left All, persons liftereried may LARGE light housekeeping and refrigerator, adults. 646- removed within thirty-five (35) rectly stating the kindergarten OFFICE MAN days from the starting date. Sise 12, aa bust, 3H yards of attend this hearing. male, experienced only- in the GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Dairy Products 50 room, older gentleman work­ 0311. hand. program would add 4.4 mills to Uenchester area new plus A Performance Bond to the 35-inch. To order, send 85 cents In Zoning Board of Appeals ing days preferred. Call 649- To order, send 50 cents in tbe’^town tax rate. KeUy Road and Vemon Circle-Phone 875-6292 or 646-0101— Vemoii, Conn. salon, top salary, plus commis­ VEGETABLE Growers Outlet amount of 100% of his bid or coins plus 15 centt each for John F. Clifford, 7162 or 643-6951. ' Needed to set up and handle office rou­ coins plus 15 cents each for first- The passage of the state law — Fresh vegetables, retail, Wanted To Rent 66 $1,000.00 whichlwer is greater first-class maU and q>ecial han­ Chairman sion- Call 640-2806. wiU te required of the success- requiring Undergortens begin­ wholesale. Specialty com and tines in a small manufacturing office. Salary class mall and special handling, BEAUTIFUL LARGE roona in SINGLE MAN wants 3-room FIREPLACE 'ful bidder. dling, to: ning In 1668 has also been coq- Jrim A. Coglanello, OOUNTSIR HELP, part-time tomatoes. Open dally, com er to: GOODYEAR TIRES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT DEALERS private residence for respon­ apartment with kitchenette. commensurate with training and experi­ ' ^ A separate Bid Proposal is Anne Cabot, Manchester Bldered a deciding factor in the' Secretary nights, apply in person Holi­ Adams and Tolland l^ke., op­ 8ue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ sible party. Bolton area. Call Call 643-5812, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. )'to be submitted tor the above Evening Herald, 1166 AVE. vote. Parents of ebUdren eligi­ day Limes Snack Bar, Spencer posite Caldor’s. . WOOD ence. Excellent opportunity to grow with a ning Herald, UM AVE. OF OF AMBBICAS, NEW YOBK. 647-1143 after 5 p.m. TTEM ble for kindergarten in the com­ St., Manchester. WANTED — 3 room unfurnish­ NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Li­ ABHHUOAS, n e w y o b e , n . ^REEN MOUNTAIN winter rapidly expanding businoss. N, Y. 16666, ing years did not bother to v^te CENTRAL — clean room for ed heated apartment, by mid­ LARGE quidated damages o f tweiity- Y. 16666, Print Name, Address with Zip SAVE ON COUGH WAREHOUSEMEN — ~ night potatoes, 60 pounds $2; yellow Print Name, Address with becaiue of the decision, many NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc. gentleman, separate entrance dle aged woman. 649-8897 after BUNDLES I five dollars ($25.00) per day Chde and S ^ e Number, , J COLD REMEDIES shift, good working conditions globe turnips, half bushel,. $1. Zip Cbde, Style Numlier and and bathroom, parking. 649- 8 p.m. Write, stating qualificatidns to Box O, wlU be assessed for each cal­ Y'ou’U want a copy of our new feel. ^ 295 Broad Street-Phone 648-1161 Manch^ter^ and benefits. Oaer Brothers, 140 Pick your own tomatoes, red endar day of over-run of Con­ I DISCOUNT PRICES! 649-4256. Site. ’ivr Fall A Winter AUBDM to Harding and Cook last night Rye S t, South Windsor. or green half bushel, $1. Bring WANTED — Small unfurnished tract ■ tim e.' Get a head start on up-to-the W. G. Glenney Go. Manchester Evening Herald. see all the designs from which agreed thire Is no longer Sny AflTHUR imUG own containers. Joseph apartment, in Manchester area Howard 8. Ives minute styling with the new Fall 336 N. Main St. you can choose your needlework difference between the need to A. Mack, 125 Clark Rd., Bol­ ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman, by young couple at reasonable State Highiway A Winter ’67 Iseue o f Basic Gommisstoner patterns. Only 50 cents. al comjdtance with the law, ac- Read Herald Ads ton. free parking. 649-1015. rate. Call 649-4411. PVuhlon. Only 50 cants a copy, & I I L V -■ . 1 '

TWENTY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1087 A tbm o IMIy Net PtwB Roi W r Ihe Wedc Ended The Weather i.V N li* Fair, cold tonight wltti scat­ East Hartford; Arthur Wein- ODtaber V, 1M7 Hospital Notes Andover Lake, Andover; tered frost. Low in 80s. Partly h e m m > to 8 p.m. Ann Zanlungo, 116 School St. From Your Neighbor’ s Kitchen PINEHURST sunny and milder tomorrow. hi ah arcM exoeptliiK meter- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A 15,375 High in 608. By DORIS BELDINO ■Kp Inhere they ere 8:88 to 4 datighter to Mr. and M n . An­ Open Thurs. Manchester—~A City of Village Charm p.B»i M d 7 to 8 p.m. and prl- thony Tarasewich, Portland; a “ When you come from a'fam ­ Yule roome Vbere they are daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Pat­ ily of 13 children a new recipe -V C told US s o - YOL. LXXXVIL NO. 11 (TWBNTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1967 (ClnMlfled Advertizing on Page 25) PRICE SEVEN CENTO M a jn . to 8 p.m. Vlsltore are rick Shay, Wrights Mill Rd., and F ri. Is usually In the making," Mrs. You '/u W tfe te d not to smoke in pa- Coventry; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ttealB' rooms. No more than two Rupert McKean, RED 3, Coven­ Robert Bassett of 688 Keeney N ights vtoNors at one time per pa- try; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Den­ St., says. The recipe for Pecan tteirt. nis Ssintoro, 397 Spring St. N o Pair Dreams came from her moth­ till 9 P.M. Patlenfs Today: ,888 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: er, Mrs. Edward Provencher of Planners’ Parley: MBXtOO CQTY (A P) — ADIOTTED YESTERDAY; Mrs. Virginia O’Brien, 24 Jan vactor Lnpez AaOano naw a Thompsonvllle. ^ * Open F ri. Krs. Diedra Balkus, Amston; Dr., Hebron; Milton Wltinok, 85 Unfaifing Qualify buiB {lacked ouNriUe a repair Planes Pound Two Targets Alphonse Bogfush, 24 Ash Rd., Village St., Rockville; Mrs. Pecan Dreams An Area Appraisal chop llMUlsday wMh >lfae key Wapping; Alfred Bolduc, 41H Helen Elsher, 9 Church St.; >4 cup butter or margarine and Sat. hi (the Ignttton. ’Ib e man Case Dr.; Mrs. Cecelia Burke, Mrs. Rose Ackerman, 66 Foley ^ cup confectioners sugar Af The Righf Price drove at awlay land eterted By MAIiCXIIM BABLOW Glastonbury; Marianne Cam- St.; Mrs. Maila Babonics, 28 1 cup flour M ISS IO W A at 8 A.M. on ithe veMdels uisuiall route. panelll, 1107 Ellington Rd., Candlewood Rd.; Mrs. Johanne Mix together and press with Test tube birth, planned cities, all leisure and no Inpec Uaid pldaed up 52 Bruner, 7 Grandview Terrace, South Windsor; Mrs. Lottie Cer- fingers Into a 13 x 9 x 2-lnch, work and the role of the individual in the year 2017 {taSBengecia nit 5 cetttis each cena, Stafford Springs; Judith Rockville; Mrs. Andrea Lukas, ungreased pan. Bake in 360-de­ .302 Miain bafore Itlie bus lowneiis and Pentagon Formerly Banned were topics in the air at the 50th anniversary meeting Christensen, RED 3, Coventry; 112 Woodland St.; Margaret gree oven lor 10 minutes. the poBoe idaughlt wtitli him. Gary Courtney, East Hartford; Hennessey, 65 Helaine Rd.; Wel­ Leau BAIKIN Com er M the American Institute of Planners in Washington, Janice D’Allesantro, Agawam, ter Britton, East Hartford; Tipping D.C., last week. 2 eggs Mass.; Tracy Dow, Dunn Rd., Alexander Ricci, East Heurtfoid. TVo men from the area who attended talked this SAIGON (AP)—Waves l*/4 cups light brown sugar Turnpike State News Coventry; Alton Holt, 114 Camp- Also, Paul Griffin, RED 1, w^k of what they had learned and how they could re- of U.N, Navy jets placed a 2 tablespoons flour Bolton; Lee Courtney, East \ I ring of attacks tightly field Rd.; Tammy House, 152 1 teaspoon baking powder tate it to the arra’s concerns. The two were Joseph Charter OsJc St. Hartford; Richard Warrender, and Main Tamsky, Manchester’s planning director, and Robert around the North Vietna­ 66 Croft Dr.; Bennie Beaulieu, 1 cup chopped pecans f Black Caucus Also, Mrs. Joyce Huffman, 69 (IN 3 LB. LO63 IS lb. BOc) Yming ;^lton, executive director of the Windham mese iwrt of Haiphong % cup shredded coconut 30914 Spruce St.; Mrs. Mary Nike Circle; Mrs. Karen John­ Mix together and pour over Regional Planning Agency. Thursday. Voiland, 61 Hawthorne St.; Mrs. son, East Hartford; Anthony the layer in the bottom of the OSCAR MAYER Both termed It “ unique” in planners’ conferences because the Plans March The targets—which U.S. Elizabeth Olcavage, 113 N. Kallslak, 90 Ludlow R d.; Mrs. pan. Bake 26 minutes In 376- w p e was broad and far-reaching. ’The theme waa ‘"The Next 50 spokesmen said were heavily School St.; Mrs. Betty Boutin, 8 Oz. Fkg damaged—included two ship­ Phyllis Kennedy, 266 E. Mid­ "N. degree oven. BOLOGNA 39d Years." dle Tpke.; Roy Keith, 22 Hol­ 782 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Into Suburb yards previously on the Pen­ W ft dff,' This recipe may be doubled, Some of tile "greatest minds In any flaW," they said, spoke lister St.; Alexander Kuze, Windsor; Mrs. Shirley Reggetts, tagon’s restricted list, the and Pecan Dreams freeze well, RIB LAMB to the 8,000 planners and their guests. Subjects ranged from the HARTFORD (AP)—Bolstered 80C Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Bea­ 36 Auburn Rd.; Raymond Bou­ assembly plant where Russian Mrs. Bassett says. Negro revolt" to the flve-cent stamp this year commemorat­ by a gesture of support from trice Levasseur, East Hartford; cher, 49 Columbus St.; Mrs. ing urban planning. missiles and helicopters are Frances Balch, P.O. Box 443, CHOPS lb. 99c some 60 capital-area students, uncrated, a power plant outside Henry Lutz, East Hartford; A native of Thompsonvdlle, SpealHra included Gunnar Myrdal, the Swedish social phlloso- a local Negro organization plans Henry McCaffrey, RED 4, Cov­ Manchester. the city, and the MIG airfield at A**—. Mrs. Bassett and her husband Brown, the young Negro novelUt and polltlctaa, a civil rights march tonight Into Cat Bi Just to the southeast. entry; Mary Maslunas, Ware­ Also, Mrs. Doris Engstrom, have lived dn Manchester six and Buckminster Fuller, architect of the U.S. exhibition In Mont- West Hartford. The two shipyards, botii less house Point; Mrs. Erances Dover-Foxcnrft, Maine; Sonja ^ears. He is a pharmacist at the real. The group, which calls itself than two miles from Haiphong’s Pantaleo, 776 Parker St.; Mrs. Bolduc, 191 Adams St.; Mrs. Westown Pharmacy. They have The technician’s ability to do almost anything society wants the Black Caucus, confirmed its geographic center, make and Joan Quigley, Nelderwerfer Margaret Lawrence, Broad two daughters, Alison, 4, and to by most speakers, the local planners said. But march plem following a parade repair river craft and supply Rd., South Windsor. Brook; Paul Ford, 28 Perkins 3 Cheryl, 3. what to do witii that ability gave more trouble. of mostly white students from barges up to 160 feet long. U.S. Also, Alfred Reinhardt, 179 E. SL; Ellsworth Reel, Swamp Rd., Mrs. Bassett Is a communicant Hernian Kahn, the computer technologist and former Rand the Trinity College campus to headquarters estimated th|lt Center St.; Mrs. Pauline Rubin, Coventry; Robert Ferguson, 40 (Herald photo by Ptnto) lot of meat Bushnell Park on Thursday of the Church of the Assump­ A Cyrp. brain, explained to the planners the Irony of the technl- \ together they amounted to 8 per Brent Dr., Vernon; Richard 67 Gerard St.; Walter Tedford, tion and a member of Its La­ cim and roclety. ’The technician can do Just about ansrthlng, night. Zlmijewskl, Koaley Rd., Tolland; MRS. BASSETT AND GIRLS cent of North Vlennm’s boa- 80 Hilltop Dr.; Edward Tray- dies Guild. She is also a mem­ but society doesn’t know what It wants them to do," he said. Black Caucus leader John Mrs. Maria Sosa, Hartford; Mrs. yard andt small ship rpeair gls, 1 Bow St.; Erank Valorle, ber of the Manchester Council Barber and other group mem­ facllils. e t Audrey Cole, 129 Branford St.; Trinks, 87 Grand Ave., Rock­ daughter, 19 Foster St., Wap- for your money (IStee Page Thirteen) of Catholic Women, and a pro­ bers met the ’Trinity, University Edward O'Doimell, 83 Edmund ville; Mark Salisbury, East ping; Mrs. Marian Whitehouse of Connecticut and University of A spokesman said they are and daughter. Goose Lane, Cov­ spective member of the Man­ from 114 to two miles from the CAMERAS S t; Mrs. Francis Femald, 37 Hartford; Lalmonls Avens, 171 chester Junior, Women’s Club., Hartford marchers at the park Christopher Dr., Vernon. Hawthorne S t ; Mrs. Gloria entry; Mrs. Carolyn Bourne and The less-expensive cu+s of beef, and thanked them for their sup­ main docking area, which re­ FILM—BULBS Her hobbies are bowling, Canfield and daughter, Storrs; daughter, 15 Hilltop Ave., Ver­ port. mains exempt. Also, John Miller, .Pillslbury handicrafts and canTdng, and Cut Off from Help I DISCOUNT PRICES! HIU, Rockville; Mrs. Mcutha Mrs. Betty O’Connor and daugh­ non; Mrs. Judith Thompson and pork and lamb make tender, Although bad weather covered daughter, Storrs; Frank Val- she Is a member of the Hl-Lo 'The student demonstration, Vlgnero, WUllmantlc; Paul Des- ter, 24 Ellington Ave., Rock­ said the 30-year-oId Barber, was much of North Vietnam, there ARTHUR DRUG arie. East Hartford. bowling league. savory, impressive-looking entrees and Jeunes, 31 Durairt St.; Susan ville; Mrs. Sylvia Hencey and like “ Black and white walking were frequent breaks in the clou^ cover, and American pil­ equally delicious leftover dishes. Open the Gates, together in Mississippi In 1964.“ Today's march would carry ots got In 143 missions, about the Negro group Into a resi­ onethird more than they have dential area with a large per­ been flying In the pest few days. Mexicans Plead centage of Hartford’s Jetrish Although the vital rail lines population. The march would north of Hanoi were covered by EDITORS—^The Loa Angeles Dr. Jorge Solis, one of the clouds, supply lines to the south POT ROASTS WITH MORE FLAVOR THAN also coincide with Yom Klppur. ’limes Investigated a protest by doctors serving the area, says the Jewish day of atonemenl. were exposed and took a heavy the people of Los Algodones, the question of opening the gate pounding. U.S. Headquarters is Value-Priced Playtogs for Adventurous The Black Caucus marched (AP Miotofax) YOU EVER BAROAINED FOR... Mexico, about not having access Is a matter of life and death. several weeks ago Into Hart­ determined to get in as many at night to faculties across the "The nearest hospital is In Secretary of State Dean Rusk, left, faces newsmen mary topic. Dixon Donnelley, assistant secretary ford’s predominantly white strikes as possible before the Try the very lean Bottom Round Pot Roast we are featuring at 99c lb. Ab­ border In the United States.’The Yum a," he explains. "When for public affairs, sits to the right of Rusk. South End which has a large and spotlights at news conference in the State De­ monsoon weather gets really solutely no waste . . . any weight. . . Cook your fiavointe way . . . or buy the times has made detaUs of their someone is Injured, sick or Italian population. ’That demon­ partment in Washington. Vietnam was the pri- bad later this mont. ' report avaUable to ’The dying and the gate is closed, we Little Explorers October issue of 15c Family Circle (on sale here) and try the Bavarian Pot stration was heavily guarded by Ground action reported In Associated Press. have to Jump the fence. We run South Vietnam was generally Ro^t Recipe. police but, like the student to the homes of the two march, was orderly. light and scattered, but harass­ U. S. Choice Pinehurst tender Chuck makes a good pot roast and is good LOS ALGODONES, Mex. Americah'inimigratlon and cus­ ing Communist attacks con­ 0 (AP) —^When the people of Los toms officials in Andrade to get An earlier Caucus attempt to ^Life’ Asks tinued. v^ue, too, boneless at 79c to 89c lb. march to the South End—across Vietnam Issues Debated Algodones need to caU the fire them to open the gate. A civilian bus was blown up the city from the predominantly by a mine near the old imperial department or get to a hospital "Sometimes they are not Negro North End—resulted in n U .S . Pause capital of Hue and nine civilian in a hurry, they must go across there. We have lost lives be­ number of arrests when ppllne passengers were wounded. A GRAND TREATS WITH GRGUND MEATS... the border to Yiuna, Arts. cause the gate has been halted the marchers after de­ In UN and Washington small spotter plane was shot But the gate Is open only from closed." In Bom bing ciding they were too disorderly. down by guerrilla riflemen, but 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The border crossing is When you start with Pinehurst Chuck Ground . . . a buy at 79c lb. or Pine- UNITED NA’TIONS, N.Y. nual policy debate today with WASHINGTON (AP The the Injured pilot was dragged ‘”rhen we aU turn Into pum{>- manned by two U.S. Customs NEW YORK (AP)—An ed­ huret 3 in 1 Blend of freshly ground Pork, Veal and B «f .. . a value Hatch, Dove Agree (AP) — Australia said today more than a third of Its mem­ conflict between Sec: y of from the wreckage by a helicop­ Uns,” says Gen. Alberto Mejia, and Immigration officers. at 79c lb. or lean deluxe Pinehurst Round Steak ground at 99c lb. . . . you NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two itorial to appear in Life mag­ bers demanding a halt to the State Dean Rusk and l J.W. ter crew which witnessed the "W e are told the United that U.S. bombing of North Viet­ are on the road to flavor, nutrition, quality and grand treat. leader of a campaign to con­ Yale professors — one a hawk azine proposes a pause In the U.S. bombing of the Communist Fulbright Is sharpenliq Sen­ crash. vince Americana to leave the States can’t afford the expense nam should only be stopped C North. and one a dove—have praised bombing of North Vletimm with ate criticism of the ad...uustra- The spotter plane was the gate open 24 hoius a day. of hiring four more border of­ when Hanoi gives “ convincing tlon’s Vietnam policies grows. a new Ripon Society report urg­ the exception of the southern Although not on the agenda of 212th U.S. aircraft reported lost ficials at this tim e," said Fay the 122-natlon assembly, Viet­ Over the last 12 years, the ing the U.S. to decentralize po­ provinces adjacent to the proof’’ that such a step would Fulbright, chairman of the In combat in the south. Reeder, of the Yuma Chamber nam has dominated the debate. Mexicans’ many pleas have ac- litical power in South Vietnam. demilitarized zone. lead toward a peaceful set­ Senate Foreign Relations Com­ SWISS STEAK IS ANOTHER FAVORITE . . . oompUahed nothing. In the of Commerce. Prior to the closing speeches to­ (See Page Thirteen) The two professors discussed The editorial—to appear In the tlement of the war. mittee, has spearheaded that meantime, they say, people The U.S. Customs and the report, advanced by the so­ day, calls for a bombing halt criticism for months. Use your own recipe or turn to our ad in Wednesday’s Herald for a go^ issue dated Oct. 30 and due on ‘”The one authority that can have died becaiue the U.S. Immigration Director at And­ ciety as possibly “ the long came from 43 nations, moat of While Rusk has been his ur­ way to cook Swiss Steak . . . and save money by buying Pinehurst Swiss newsstands next Monday, is a say with certainty what would faciUtiea can’t be reached. The rade, Owen T. Miller, substanti­ sought responsible Republican them in Communist East Eu­ bane and uiuniffled self through­ change In Life policy. Up to happen when bombing stopped Bottom Bound Steak on sale at 99c lb. or Pinehurst Swiss Steak Top Round Mexican community Is 17 miles ates the Mexican claim. alternative to President John­ rope, Scandinavia, Asia or Af­ out most of the debate, there liow, the magazine had sup­ Is the government of North Viet­ U.S. Reports slices lb. $1.19. from Ithe border. “Efforts to get aui American son’s war policies” , at a panel rica. was a new edge to his voice and ported the bombing. The text of nam," Australian Foreign T ’The people now have written Most of the behind scenes injured in a traffic accident in at Yale Law School. the editorial was made public a new bite to his statements a letter to President Johnson, Mlniser Paul M.C. Hasluck told maneuvering so far has cen­ Los Algodones to the Yuma Yale political science profes­ ’Thursday. ’The editorial says Thursday as he hit back at Sen­ Large Boost asking him to open the border the 122-natlon General Assem­ tered on the Arab-Israeli dead­ IF IT'S YOUR DAY FOR OVEN ROAST Hospital were stymied recently sor H. Bradley Westerfleld, a that recsqituring "support for ate critics—partlculsirly Ful­ point around the clock. bly. lock, scheduled to come before because of the closed gate,” self-declared “ hawk” , said the the U. S. presence and commit­ bright. "Dear Mr. President,” said “ The only words that have the Assembly first after the In Econom y Save 20c lb. an Pinehurst U.S. Chaice° Miller said. "B y the time the report was an “ exciting and ed­ ment In Vietnam" Is the weight­ ’"That Is not true,” he replied the letter ,‘‘we know you have been heard from Hanoi are policy speeches. Mxlcans were able to get hold ucational document.” iest reason for halting the when asked at a news confer­ problems aU over the world. We words of contumely and rejec­ WASHINOTON (AP) — The of me and get the gate open, A self-declared "dove", history bombing without precondltloiu The Aslan members held a ence about F’ulbright’s remark want your attention a moment tion,’’ he said. economy surged ahead during LEAN EYE OF THE ROUND Hi. $129 the man expired." professor Hairy Benda, said the to Hanoi. Life does not say how closed-door meeting late ‘Thurs­ that the United States was at to tell our problem." the third quarter of this year, Los Algodones has no fire proposal waa an "indls{>en8lble long the bombing pause should Hasluck noted that the United day on the Middle East issue. fault in the United Natloiu’ in­ Or if you prefer the type of U. S. Choice or Prime Rib Oven Roast-of beef, ’The letter told Johnson that the Commerce Department re­ department. When there is a first step" toward a Vietnam be. States has already offered to Informed sources said most of action on Vietnam. the 60,000 residents of the Mex­ ported today, addlnis; strength to featured at fine eating places all over America, order 2 or 3 ribs of the Shwt fire residents fire guns to alert solution. / ‘The bombing," Life says, halt the bombing as a first step them want to delay debate on And, noting Fulbright’s ear­ ican vaUey surrounding the Johnson administration’s ar­ cut or Newport style roasts that our expert meatmen are preparing for this the Yuma Fire Department. But The report outlines a "con- “ has isolated the U. S. from toward negotiations, “ provided the question until they see what Algodones are cut off from help lier support of the administra­ gument for higher taxes. weekend. fire trucks cannot cross the bor­ federa Istrategy" which would most of Its' friends and allies that some reciprocal gesture Is comes of U.S.-Soviet negotia­ tion on Vietnam policy. Rusk at night. In a quarterly report, the de­ der at night. concede political powers to local throughout the world and In this made, or some reciprocal re­ tions to put It before the Se­ "We need your hospitals, your curity Council. partment said the gross national “ We are like so many leaders. In contrast to present country the bombing is the fo­ straint observed by the other (See Page Ten) technicians, your schools, your product— the value of all goods clnderellas, penned in at sun- efforts to establish a strong cen- cus and catalyst of most of the side.” commerce and contacts am<^g and services produced in the oppoeition to the war.” "d with scorn by Hanoi.” You will get more white meat on Pinehurst 3 Yz H O M E STYLE our peoples..." (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) economy— Jumped |15 blllleratioiud headqiuur- ers tor the younger ones; boxer longies with full again in Israel—sabotage and iting a U.N. cease-fire supervi­ elastic waist for big brother; tapered capri slacks Dutch Apple and the favorite Pecan pressure on North Vietnam rects El Fatah. ters in west-bank territory and FRESH BLOCK ISLAND terrorism. But this time the sion mission radio and planting for big sister. In happy solid colors; Reds, blues, from its Communist allies that It Israel charges that Jordan al­ has carried out nearly every Arab raiders are packing a a bomb in a movie house greens, browns . . . a whole rainbow full! Creep- SWORWISH Sandies. harder punch. lows raiders to Infiltrate major sabotage o{>eration r». would agree to negotiate. “ It is packed with 800 people. It was atongB, sizes 9-24 mos.; overalls, sizes 2-4; longles worth finding out,” Life says. -through Us territory. ported in that region and Israel. El Fatah—phantom—terrorists found oidy 20 minutes before it and e ^ iis , sizes 2-6. _ —are agaiii working behind Raiders have ambushed pa­ El Fatah, foimied as an inde­ was timed to explo()e. _ trols, mined roads and rail lines WASlilNGTQN iXV, Vni* Israeli lines In the occupied pendent organization In late 1064 SALE! Mites' and Toddlers' editorial writers of the Washing­ A guerrilla war In the occu­ and dynamited Israeli settle­ by Arab extremists dissatisfied west bank. They are better arm­ pied west bank is not being ton Post say It wasn't their fault ments. Die-hard groups have with the Palestine line taken at Polo Shirts ed and more efficient *than the ruled out. El Fatah groups are they found themselves today fought pitched battles with an Arab summit conference, Every little explorer needs a lot of cotton knit c Egyptian and Syrian raiders still hiding In the craggy Judean polo shirts! Pick a pattern to please their fancy in with two inches of white space tough border troopers. In one made 76 raids between January, C H A R G E IT who terrorized Israeli border hills and more are sneaking short-sleeved styles. Handy shoulder loops stop at the end of their second col-' fight the Israelis brought up a 1966, and last May, killing 11 Is­ settlements for 10 years. across the low-water Jordan tank. those straying straps. Smaller sizes have snap umn of editorials. raelis and wounding 69. shoulders for easy dressing. Relntoroed neck. Maxi­ 97 The campaign of sabotage in River by night. Hundreds of saboteurs are be­ Pinehurst But being editorial writers, These attacks, later directed mum rfirlnkage 1%. Sizes 9-18 months and 2T-4T. Regular 1.29 ■ \ most of -whom are never at a which eight Israelis including a Soviet machine guns, Syrian lieved to have swaimied across by the Syrian army, were an un­ loss for words, they solved the 5- year-old boy, have been armyklUed bazookas and Chinese the Jordan since June with or­ derlying cause of the June war. ^ Wrapped Up in Victory and 38 wounded since the June mortars have been found. ders to organize a “ popular re-, 1445 New Britelh Ave. Manchester Shopping Torrington Parkade problem on the day after the Now El Fatah Is under the di­ Parkade Wlnsted Road baseball world series ended by 6- 10 war has dami>ened the flus|^ Defense Minister Moshe Day­ sistance” and to intimidate col­ rect cominand of the Syrian A West Hartford (Old Rt. 8) Hundreds of St. Louisans were deliriously happy when the Cardinals won the of victory here. The Israelis are an has warned In effect that Is­ laborators. West Middle Tpke. World Series. This fellow, on a downtown St. Louis street, got all wrapped up printing In italics the following: general staff, pristmers report, SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 883-7531 643-1581 488-0211 paragraph: clamoring for revenge. rael may make a retaliatory Refugees, unemployed Syri­ Israeli intelligence reports in­ in the ceidbratlons. Paper and confetti thrown from windows o f office build­ strike against Syria If saboteurs SetisfMtkm Guaranteed or Sears Open Mon.